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SANFORD, FLORIDA,

SATURDAY, JUNE

Cause Of Sinking- Of
0-9 May Be Left
Unsolved, Admiral
Edwards Declares

’TSanford'a new municipal alrM tt U scheduled ta be surveyed
»jr’ the Cl ell Aerwaantlea AdmtniMration for psaribls airport candnctlon or Iatpu ru le n t front
thn fund* appropriated for the
radr beginning Ju ly * 1 for nrr-

WASHTOOTON, J o n
It
Tlig- dosing of an

David Gatchal, above, ton
Mr. and Mr*. Format Catch
haa been elected governor of t
American Legion-Sponsored Do]
State In Tallaha****. Ha wi
eponaored by the Lions Club.

Registration For
Civilian Defense

Is Over 6,000
’

11

Nebon SayiiK County
Ma* (b

-

"Usually wxen nations come to
.pnrtlng of the way* they first
" n r * Irritated by each ether a dipkm itle activity.
That la, the
tow k cewee from the top down.

Frederick Wffllama
la En Route Here

Nazi Executioners I/ead Polish Women To Doom

Soviet Troops Ready

s r jp n

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French

IfcaK Between Gtr-

Italian noneular offlcera warn crderad removed from the United
Btatea by Ju ly I I .
• An. author!aed German apokaa.
man declared ysaterday Germany
haa prie f of "doaena of ee***H of
aapteoago In which ha anid Uni­
ted Stake* comular officials in

N U M BFRU t

Main­

N i y y ’ i high command.

* many And America
&lt; U
Debate Topic
tag In the
ww ordered
1 loddr by the State Depart­
ment a a follow op of a
similar edict against Romo's
•Axis partner, Germany, ear­
lier‘ this week.
Officers and employes of

M em ber A ssociated P r e n

Geared ^ o r Action

.Consul Employes
i Will Also Leave

1—

INI

ighting Showdown Is Near
In Russo-German Deadlock

Ocean's
Floor
.* . ,

.Order Is Follow Up Heads Boys* State
. Of Similar Edict
V Against Germany's
! Staff f a it .Week

21,

today by Edward J . Nol
•and /. N. GUlon. ce
of th* rogtitraUen comnf ' th* •Seminole County
Council, dUciooed.
A 'j breakdown W She total
show* th* followteg registered:
1^*1 . negro men. ,3106 negro
Women | 2,067 white men, o
1.471 white women.
Tbs questionnaires will be plac­
ed In n safety depoelt vault pend­
ing certification of WPA labor
for classifying th* form*, 5
Nelson said. Those who registered
will bo filed according to th*
capacities they listed on the
questionnaires, end when chairan** of tha various defense com­
mittee* require Workera. they
will be furnished from the re
Utrutlon files.
Plenaed nt th* rooulta eg Um
two-day registration, Mr. Nalaon
declared the county 'would have
ample
volunteer* to
man the
borne ’ defense front. The report
wna amt off- today to Georg*
C&gt; Burr, J r . necutlvo chairman
nf lM* State Defean* Connell.
Probably the oldest of the 4.000
n « M who registered wan a man

Admiral Richard 8. Edward*,
commander of aubmarlne* or tha
Atlantic float. Intimated the cauat
of tha linking might go unsolved.
Tha danlh of all S3 officer*
and men of the sunken aubmarlne
0-9 waa Indicated lata laat night
by tha Nary after wreckage from
ih« craft shot to the aurfaee from
the tremendous dept of 402 feel.
Rear Admiral Walnwright an­
nounced that effort) to place n
line aboard the aubmarlne would
be suspended until thia morning
•nd thia apparently aealed the
fata of the men trappM on the
oeaan floor.
Speaking of tie reacue fleet,
which ahowed a blare or lights
about IS mile* eaat of thia port.

ftirptrt, which if a t pt**«nt u#la# graded and claartd by WPA
labor, was not announced.
1], 9. Senator Charles O. An­
drews also wired Urn Herald of
the airport survey, Ha aald:
rescue bell be u*ed and without
" T V civil AaroneuUca Author­ a line to the surface tha men
ity haa thia morning adviaad me below could not hope to use their
Maoism lunge In trying to come
up. Deepite the wrrekage, the
air bubble* and an oil alirk, tie
enact location of the submarine
had not been eetabllihrd.
Tha 0-9, one of the netion'e
oldest aubmarlne, and only re­
cently recomJaaioned after a dec­
ade of Idlenaaa, went onto a deep
trial dive St T:r,() o'clock this
morning. About two hour* idler
a amok* bomb dlitreaa elgnal
cams Is the aurfaee.
A f ran tie , aearth fallowed, but
ae eoeMd eama from the 0-9, nor
wan eay direct contact mhde. an
HI th* rescue ship Falcon, one of
a doami na vy m ean which ru«Ked to tha ecene, radioed ehortly
latlc* Authority before 8:00 P. M.
“Have picked up painted rod
plecea of the 0-9 grating, oil
WASHINGTON, Jane I I — allck, air bubble*, dept of C7
W)— The Cbrfl Aeronautic* Ad- fa thorn a “
The pubtnarlo* previously tail
tlon nanounMd today 191
Utou would ho surveys^ been reported nt a depth of S7o
It waa built to
dblo construction or 1m-, foot, although
Dvenseut work under n |94,- stand only the pressure of *
900
feet
depth.
The Falcon T,7&gt;« CAA appropriation for
report placed her at 403 feet.
■
boftantag Ju ly 1.
Of thoao, only 149 could be
selected under the tow fo r con­
struction work with 1 M I funds.
Among th* nirporta listed for
* survey was on* nt Sanford.
Fla.
Fodornl fund* will be spent
Data for the nudltinn of hlali
only fo r improvement o f actual
landing nraua. Local MmmuniUe* school atodenta In Seminole (7oun
win ho required to provide toad, ty to oelert th* bn/ or rlr| In
a 9100 music scholarship
construct baOdlngs. and maintain roeelv*
offered by the Stetson University
of musie, has been set for June
' " " d e ^ ^ r i n V nooJ1 Tar^rnd- &gt;0, Mien Margaret Davis, chair
man aald today. The musician,
r i ll b* heard ot tie Woman,
Club nt S.OO P, M. Monday, June
SO.
Miss Davie and her committee
composed of Mrs. Waller I . Mor­
gan and th* Rev. Martin J . Brum,
(will choose from the group on*
air- perOon to join winners from other
count!** wfce will
eater thr
Stetson school in th* fnlL
Th* competition Is open to nil
hoy* and girls with high
education
talent In
—, and
---- . -------_ vole*.
piano or any other Instrument,

Music Audition
Set For June 30

Model Plme Group
Will Go To Tampa

Puirto

Local Men, Dies

ly - \

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B n 11
fj •

According to tbo llritish I’ r m H«*rvic**,
this jthotti shows (ierrmut Hiddier* Rating u&lt;*

County Text Books

ex ec utio ner * mill leading Polish women
to bo »h«l in tIn* wood* nf Pniruiry,

Draft ItcffiHtrunt
‘Wants To RejfsU-r

Office™ Called By
L e e , Holland To
DiscuHH New Taxes
a
S ix County nfilria U will leave
Mootiay to at te nd a conferen ce
lit TaJlahaa*f'i’, railed by J . M
pri*) copiptroller, at the rt^uaet
Jipe#et*-4 llnllvnd L
tb C fV ^ n o r E|«eae;r4_J|nlUa(t
(fiactiaa nr nr lux
Ufa paxa^ii
lax la
laws
pssnfd *by
she eerent-v eesM n *rif t h r T.rgls:
latum
Thus* who will
niak''
tin1
trip arc Jnn
l&gt; J i n k i n s In ,
mlUctnr. Hanford P, Dnuilruv,
ins MJDcsaor; u
I*
llr rm to n,
iHunty c i r r i , K, I' H&lt;&gt;u,h«ldcr,
■■lata Ni-riatur unit ('ounty iiUuin r f j K. A IkyNiin, cKnlrmhn rtf
ibx* lliburtl of ('ounty &lt;'omiui»Monitrr, u n i T VV I. m«, ron, «u*
(*«-rln t «•f n t o f |mi!&gt;1m* insirutnon.

O f f It iwln from
hi Flm Mh bnvc
•hi c o n f r r r n t e

other

out

t«* M r

I&gt;ointnfy, ii u tu i l r "y ci Hiul
it M^Msnieut Mml collect tun of tux
ex, m a k i n g bud get*, and in getii r t j iiMiviifmg fo r I h f f l u a i i c y I
•upport o f t h r co un ty an d tbd
srh o cli."

T h r r r lmi&gt;ortdnt nrw tax Ii u k
fipaetud in 4h* dlxt iiNurd and »*xidainrd w i t * lUtvd by Mr. Iloud*
nef Bd f oliowx ,

1. A law d f f r r t i n g real fxtaift
i mil

which inrliuteK the

of |rrupt&gt;rty nt
valua.

full

v b Iuh

t . A law a f f r r t l n g t a n fib b '
lirfponal property tnxr*. which
l&gt;Acifie-( that rv t ry o n r
owning
tMitgible pcmonal property of any
h Bract e r nhsll
file
a rrlurtt
iritb tha tax
RMtuaftr before
Apr. I of
year. I f thr per

(CtsilsstR

sb

-4ima * trttff-tn*TnrTv|rT tflfiT T
am tint n alalun
I «lun| t&gt;r&gt;
who fe rili*
bill \uii may
plarn lt»h latfrr to riff place.
1 vtnrifa hi r«‘ir»tft Srn*l me a
blank I will fill it n* I ilfiiil
no a h * ' to do Put | iuu«t
r a n t P t . it U no fi-lla at initio
hul liy not kpukbiuir in I true
make m»m aringeiiM'ni, fu ryw
Ml«^r pti*nae to trSl no* wlia 1 to

W i l l AIU&gt; R
CONNOLI.Y
I |k.m Mi&gt; N l m n ftutn Ni*w
Nui ii Oil) t«« Hnnfunl I regrett*i| in 'Irm n Ihiit run by uf my
Itit'iiilrt linliul In lutrn Iti I hi;
\Li y J 7 ItmMikttAl uf “ Wt* T li#
I*t u|il* ’ ■!%•** |u «|ir pftiitfd ilrm
in llu 3-Difuiil IturnLf that day
nDi I itVK YItt«(
I would full
lie
board tin thi air t h a t fvpnlriR,
Imi I HMnul, wmi It) |iHmtlffi"t nil
Iht* Tiiuiulny livening .prior to
July I
May 1 Hint*- that I ha
l b rultl ih Ih I n i m r t l y In print­
ing ill in ill vix JAtui h they i opi«il
fruirt my lelt'gtnitt u f Iht* •vrninir
Th* r-lr align «vi?riti
lag IIwfiir**.
hT
)titilm»»
l ead in g »t•*• tin* limit mi b lip are

Up f »i|biw

i in M'liiday itflrrii'ifin nt 4 .10
(i’l l - k I tc lii rn c d fftmi lwi» v* ry
|d»M tnl i •-l»i-*4ir -44i Iw nt tin ('u li im
in.i lt|n ith riMing Studtu w il h C»a
[ b i n I II# liter iind II.m y
Von
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f i n d r r b i . i f -Mil- fu h r held
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" « i l l eloa hop** to hear lif
ref in ii mail."

Inter-City Coif
Tourney Starts
At Daytona Beach

H u r r y 1*

Hu build mg iu U‘ fnr nif I

do-

liferi Iriviifti to

Item-4 to In* (iiN'ia^Mfii, toii.Mtimjf to ii tflr^riiin from Mr Lie

tiiita,

Thinking that it la l»»tlt« i
lat«* than never &lt;ini* Hrnunob
Counts man eligible fu &lt;’mfi
i ('trial i a I inn wrote the fnllmvmg Ir l t e r lo the loeal tli.tfl
board,
" h e a r Hlr
” Hy llvlnjc oul fi*im every
tttddy I i l i r n« ! n«t thi n n *

count if*

the church people r ill want to
hour iahep Arthur J . Moere In
Derteoa, ho announced.
Tha program nt the conference
for Sunday la no follow) i
1:9# A. M. Communion service,
administered by the bishop end
member* e f'th c ooMnot,
11:45 A. M. Sermon. -Do Wo
Have an Authentic Leadership
and Moaoaga for thia Critical
A g * r Mahep Arthur 1. Moore.

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reliable foreign source t i l l
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Blco Haa about 1.16
** tm
land por capita compir
od with tha Philippine, t7so
Among those from Hanford at­
and Hawaii'* I t,77.
tending the Florida Method!,t
Conference which I, now in ,r«»irq nt Community Church, Day­
tona Beach, ere Mr, It. B. Crumley, Mrs. Arthur M. Phillip,. Mr*.
K. F . Crenshaw, Mr, A. K. Shoe­
maker, Mrs. John Clark, Mrs, C~
P. Herndon. Mr*. W. P. Chap­
man, Mrs. C. F. Hrenan, and thr
Rev. W. P. Bubrman, pa,tor of
the Sana ford Methodist church.
Ouast speaker of th* conference,
which opened Wednesday, is Bish­
op Edwin Holt Hughes.
At Bouford, a vlsltln* .mlnUley
of the conform** will fill the pul­
pit at th* 11/00 A. M. service to­
morrow, Rev. Buhrmas announced.
Than r ill be no preaching per-

“

Damascus' Fighting

County Officials Connolly Relates Experi ences
| Attend Meeting
\ At Capital City

Letter From England Says People .
Here TJvely Time” During Air Saids

Prindpalf Diacoas

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t u i hi oily, riu tofiHid ' W

nlayf»l fomorrnw Afts»r- Th* IN «.|.i4 ■ bwvo Amur bod new*

orion of 1 iBn fiVlock « hen thu Han*
f&gt; rd ti nrrt tr« off «i
Dnyionii
llfarh, Nnymorul Ltind*giM pro
Ht t b f Hartford Countiy Club, rr*
purl *'•! today,
,
Club* In th® f i r m it « rr
tli®
niibMilrcfL Orlafldo Cmirdry Cl.ih,
iMylonn ftcBrb
DrLmid
CfiuriIrv Club mid thr Hanford Coun­
try Club
Th« f i v
club* will
tdav niAlrhf* for fwilnlx to count
Ii wind* Ihr prist"* mil will hold
A tour mi merit At thr rnd of thr
■chtHlulr at Hnytooii lUnrh with
ii 11 of the club* re prt'M'tiled by n
I cum

AI I ho flowr of th** tom rvi moot
brno»ot wlH hr hold ivn| a tro­
phy will Imp glvrn thr Hob winner
of tbo if a Ann, Mr Idiodfiuixt Aald
Thr trophy, bought l«v a 15.00
contribution of rsch dub, will cir­
culate In thr circuit 'inlil It |a
won three conttcutlvf times by
onu club.
All mctnbrrs of thr club* In thr
circuit arc •llfibli to play In any
of thr matches, though a h m Is
limited to eight playrrs.
The
team will ba matrhnl eealnat op­
ponents with their handicaps giv­
en and r ill play according to th*
handicap of their own club.
a

for ym»; we'll hast* to poplpuno
your talk until th e wreck uf J liy
4. V ni Afc thr iirograrri has to
be kept id rift ly within thr half
tin irr tun it find wr were flvi»
ml tithe * MVfTtimr so wr drcldtil
to pr-alf»«mr your hroAtk’Hxt You
tmd b c h e r win» the I'tnrida pa
per- olmut this at o n er; then
iniiki* votir Pullman rcsi rvationa,

MiiHl'nned mm Cma Tkrrf)

.solve.

in Turkey, a military at*
che of one of the
„ gned
powers, inobi

alungmide ths NaUs s m t Ih
fighting showdown would
la days— not weeks.
^
Russian diplomatic sources to
Turkey said tha Red army U,
lift afraid of a test against, th*
Nails.
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In t h * battl* between th* for­
mer Allies in the Near E*4t,
i he Vichy Freach forces wer*
■aid III be holding out In eg*nlil
lismascu*
dr,pits
heavy
•hrlling by BrIUth and Free
Krrnrh a rt Illary.
Damssrus, capital of Syria, It
•pprarril. might b# defended to
the last street end the last
tuiunr. adding a mpdern chaplai
In thr blood-spattared page* *t
It, 4.W&gt;n.y*ar-a|d history.
Dhsrrvant sources In Ankara.
Turkey, pictured the NaaJ-Cotamuni,l frontier ae site* with
end weapon*
on lb* move,
rapoi
ngnr and SlovaHuman!*. Hungary
closely gearod
to
kla, all
,11 were close..
-----thr German war machine, aald
In hr on a virtual war fo olln *
French armored detachmanl*
havr I i t s ten off British end H lfHti troop* hemmrrlag at th* gate*
of D im urui and laktfi 406
rnrra In ferocloue eombat around
Ihr outer fringes of the Syrian
capital. It w*» reported lu t nightA communique claiming th* In­
vasion «»f Syria had been brooght
to a atandillll on most fronts and
&lt;(-.s«lea*a Vre— Peg* TO***/ *

LnngeH Appointed To
Salvation Army Here W. B. Yomub 7^,
Miijmi and Mrs. William Lanffr* nf \ ildovtu, (in , havr hrrfl
appoint irl

in

nnd

It

Mih

■uccyi'd
K.

Hone

Adjutant
as

Balv i.

thin Army L * * ien» in .Scminilo
Countv Mild i n * expected to ar*
rlvi* !«• r* duly h, AdJ Hoaij reported ycuterday
HtaliMiM »l nt Valdosta for nino

ycAFN, Mipir VariRei In noted
as s good vpiri'uil man and Is
particular ly mterratrd In work­
ing with yuurin people, Adi Rose
said. With the co-optvatinn of
the pecj,dr I rrn he should he able
to do gund work In this county,
he added
The Major's family consists of
hi* wifr, five children and hia
mother in law, Mm. Martin.

Legion Rifle Team
Goes To Palm Beach Dr. Meyer To'Speak'
i
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At Stetson Monday
Four Sanford marksmen, mom-

Bods of the Laare eipected
arrow from West
Palm Beach, where they took
part today in tha fourth annual
Junior
marksmanship
contests
sponsored by the American La-

nr a**»rtt*i#a rm #

Soviet Runsia, and Nssl
Cvmianv were today reDortetl to hnve reached in their
hargalning a deadlock which
only bloodshed or an ele­
venth-hour yielding could re-

Parents and teachers ar* In­
vited to hear Dr. Harold Meyer,
professor
of sociology at
th*
University of North . Carolina,
speak Monday morning nt 10:06
o’clock at the Chapel of Slot-

Prominent Grower
In Oviedo, D i ^
W n. Young, 78, prominent cel­
ery rrower for th* post 16 yanff
at Oviedo and formerwtavei atoto#
nperator, died *1 hi* ■ heioo- ■
Oviedo eariv this morning altar *
Unerring Ulneoa.
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noro In Fivettavltu. N- C.,
Nov. 3. ISST. Mr. Yawtg waa a
m e m b e r o f th * M ethodist O k vrck

In Oeledn olid of th# Maaani*
Lodge. Ho cam# to • OvW# to
1919 frbm Stark*, w h ere he w*a
enraged In th* naval eioro* bn*Iv*e.

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Funeral eervtces will ba
at th* Oviedo Cemetarv 8u
sfterneon a t llS 0 -‘ *4eto*kJ *w1(A
th* Rev. J . H- B arer, paster r t
the Oviedo Mribodlat f t a n k , i
Gelatine, assisted tor tha Ren.
lin k ,
m
BapUat Cbo
rnents • «
Carey Hand Futwral B e t a Is
Undo.
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Survivor* to cM * kia

n.

paitor ’•* A

u Z i.

Th* hoy*

Warner nf
S. Tljm t of
Sga- arranged a lunchan mooting
featuring a covered dish lunch
Monday, th* letter staUd, in tha
talk Dr. Meym^a

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SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1941

SATURDAY, JUNE SI, 194

A Look Into The Future

I t then otndwe*tern Unia * wnheeted
p i t account.
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i in tti Wee' 10 -cU vtrip
a f ^ 'w h f t

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W h ile It la perhapa fo o lish to w orry About what If
g oing to happen a f t e r th e W ar is over, It nhonld be com
fo rtin g f o r th o se who do to know that some of ou r lend
Tt*t e m w m illts th in k T h at ©«• country win th e n enter up
on th e g r e a t e f t Wave o f p ro sp erity it has ever known,
T trere m a y wot b e th e nnlttan airos who prospered a fte r
th e la s t w a r, and th e re m a y not Ik* the enormous njrcciilatlons In sto c k s and re a l e s ta te , but there will lie n highO t liv ing t a t th e m a ss of tho people and it
g r e a t e r abund ance o f com fo r ts anil luxuries than ever
known b efo re . .
T h k e th e airplane in d u stry , fo r inslnnce. This country
l i now producing o v er • thousand planes a month. Hofd re th o w a r is over th is productive capacity will have
Itefto trcb M ed , perTtrfpe tfuadTupled, and
thousands of
c lo n e s will b e com ing o f f tlg i assembly lines every month,
hundreds o f thousand s o f m en will Jinve become s k i l l e d
w orkm en lir lire m a n u fa c tu re o f airplanes and hundreds
o f thou sand s •tnebe wfll h a v e become skilled pilots.
D oes an y b od y suppose t h a t when the war is over,
(h is enorm ous' productlvo capacity, tneso hugo factories
w ith t h e ir c o stly tools and machinery, this vast reservoir
of hu m an e ne rg y and in te llig e n ce , will
abandoned. Does
Anybody suppose th a t th e s e expensive plants will iw
closed, th e i r w o rk m en tu rn e d out to walk tho street, and
Vj^cse^ tra in e d p ilo ts le ft t o s it around and twiddle their

dtv ^ha'ntl^g
ltn!2
natural linen
. wor# T ’" "
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ta for the
n were: Mr*,
hlc.ro, Fred
id, Mr. and

•I f th e y Uo th e y re ck o n without the experience gained
fro m th e lo s t p o st-w a r depression or any knowledge of
thh ca u ses w hich have b ro u g h t nlmui the present world
ccUapse. T f th e d em ocracies win this war, you can be
sure t h a t .th e m ista k e * w h ich were made licroro will not
b o rep ea ted and th a t w ay s w ill b e found to make our eco­
nom ic m a ch in e ry fu n ction m ore sm oothly and more unl\enuT1y a ccep ta b le to a ll.
•
C o p t. E d d ie R|cknnbacker, speaking recently from his
hosp ital bed fn A tla n ta , said th a t in post war America rill­
ing th e ukyw aya will i&gt;e os commonplace for the average
A m erican a s rid in g in tr a in s and automobiles is today.
T h e t o s t o f a i r tra v el will b e cu t in half. It will ho the
s a f e s t m ea n * o f tra n sp o rta tio n as will as the quickest.
N early every bo d y will hav e his own plane beciu^o the
p ile * Wfll b e low and th e y w ill he easy lo nprntlr.
.

aU Mkle tsllat
Pretty much tho some thing is going to liani&gt;en In
bat what a pTIgtrt I
other lines. Today typewriter factories me milking parts
* Hwr to k*Mtr
who waora th* laoret, who tht for machine guns. Automobile factories nre turning out
. &lt;.
b*H»T
tanka and Army trucks. Hundreds of new factories are
-T j
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Tan who wra so rhrhly versed being built to turn out' more equipment inr riutlniml de­
a m ywt to foam a khtrpl* rule: fense. After the war Is over, the process will be reversed
that womankind cermet be moved and these factories will be turned In l lie production ot
- OVIEDO
.
any more than can a muta
goods for iv peace-loving ixvrplo.
tty m r s . Ma r ia n m . M N e s
by (taady fusillades of facta,
What is more, If (bo English speaking people of the
by corpa of todl*lealltl*a,
Blutne
MlkcaatL of
Winona
by flgurca, mummified In tracta, world co-operate—and we belicvo they will this tirm— they
can dictate peaco terms and |h»s | war eonditlons which l^ke. Ind, la (pending g few days
firk V ^ '^ n y tlo&gt;a
will raise the standard of living for people everywhere. at th* home of Mr*. O. O. WolAmerican factories will maico radios, frigiduiiis, si'wthg
machines, ohd Vacuum cleaners not only fpr (ho people' leave* for , home , ,&lt;mt*t7ma , th*
i
of.th * United States but for the people of South America, i latter part af Iha. week;
Mm. Roxy Kvaii, , and &gt;Mls*
China and Europe a* well. •; ' "
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Eraool mothej- a ry l'.tsi How will they pay for them? The price will he cheap- 1 Marian
ler of th *
Tomt Wealey
thtn^ kVer because the prodtirllvo rapacity will las'
yrfcatiif, And they will pay wlTTl the goods of their own
countries,, with their rubber, coffee, tin, soger and oH, Mlaa Marion ■BVOMa WOa tw&gt; i t
than ever bc- WI'vsIer-UviauwnltlJJix.
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had a limed wiih short puffed sleeve i,
,rty ond shlrreil bodice, mid a very full
Ith their skirt. Iter ninrquisette ran wai
home of also of yellow and trimmed
. Those with purple nsU-rs. She carried
ig, Hath-, a hand bouquet &lt;-f purple artera
mid yellow straw lilies, crescent
•hope.
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The bride entered with her
father, II, F, Wheeler, Hr. ITer
bridal gown was an exclusive
model of Chantilly lam and net,
with which oho worn a pennant
-of diamonds and pearls act I t
Jrellow gold, a gift from the
groom. Her veil of bridal IBuIon. fnshlsitrd
entrained, Wat
fastened op n ft a era bordered
WMH sirnnge blossoms. Rh« caN
rled a hand bouquet of whit*
gladioli nnd white orehtda.—
foeiturriy
TKey "V6r* trtrt »t Th» attar by
lb* groom and hi- heat man,
Th# Oviedo Methodist Chlrrrli Frank
Whrelrr, Jr., atao In
I* Mth tfb p b o t a tovety 'hnd whlto Palm Deach suit*. Tha
Pf*4Hf#' Wedilrtg
Wednesday Uev. John II. Hager, pastor of
qntng. t h a t ] t , 0 MO o'clock, the rhurrh, performed the beau­
while Mlaa-MoKOnata soared lb * , arhoa - Mlaa i Clara. Lea Wheeler tiful double-ring rerrmnny.
v|oHn at tha cm anony,t ,ti ..--a * 1 faregane tha bride of John W*oThe bridal party retired from
Mlaa Ruth Mnka, of DolquhU Wy Kvina o f Chicago. The eoro- the rhnrch to the tune* of th*
Go., baa been tbo ru ett Of. Mr,' aaohy 1a Wf fntovoat throughout Wedding March also played by
Mr*. T. L. Lingo.
.
and MYa. B F. Wheeler
fam­
A lovely reception, held t l
ily. Hhe cam* to attend tb* fhatiy Bobthero Viatea a t well oa
WhreWr-Evans wadding/
the home of tho bride'* parent*,
Mlaa Virgin Ik Oedn White, a t
Mr. and Mr*. D. F. Wheeler. Im­
tlco work, covered with mediately followed
Tula*, OkUu has bam vfktrier Mar
the
cere­
itefh, call* fW*a mony.
coaaina, Mlaaea Jean aad Harriot
.J loll woro krtlaHHI ot Daytona Beach. Mlaa GerTho gueata wrre greeted »t
On either aid* of the door by Mr. Wheeler Oljd
ahllne ond Mavjorio Wllkrraon
coadalabraa were ushered Inin
apent Wedneedav at Daytorn
the
beautifully
ueacli visiting whth thank .
yml on otthor *»do aad at -decorated living room w h «*
ack of the altar. Fern, they were received by Mra. B.
Mr*. U. L. Weat, of Orlando,
formerly of Oviedo, waa ta town
aator* and yellow and whit* f . Wheeler.
the
bride
and
•1 fam ad * koMkgrooad at groom Hr*. Boxy Lvans moWednesday to attend th* WhealarJCvana eroding.
d u r ^ I a U » oosur wav ,th*r of tho VYoom. of Chlcajfn.
_ Eugene I R S ' A * a . .UMUd
l a keaoUful w hlu beach and th# bride’*
kwbMl «Jm bndal .eouplo houae waa he-ntlfully decoratod
throughout nrlth fern and roo^.
T h . gueaU^ w ere^ th en ^ ^ m
nueated to
olgn th» br„® *
hook, prealdod over h»
TM4«m La»». • ‘ 0Mln
bride.

.tsfe n :

Kr''nhr s M 'l ”s

fo re beckune o f ou r h lg iio r .-(tnTtilnTtl

£r:,"w

•a Get* tha ToUYJat hoiSskk the Loikeland l e f Wall, w*, don’t kaow, but
a t It k*» .boon somebody

raivaa and ofSvham It in jiiHtly prontl. Ono of whom it h
■ot no proud hi ‘’HpackB" or ’’Wllllo” Grron, tha atxallael
Ic^pUv (baYglar who ha« 1&gt;oi*ii trrrorltln^ Orlando home*
owtiora for the paat few weeks and who wntt nhol hy an
OriaBgo poHceman.
"Hpacka’’ Is not a tiatlvo of Sanford, but ramo h«ro
Nj £ “ u bf * ay o { M iam i. Hu has a trull of unbroken
mmlnamy as far back oa Ita-al pollen officers can tr»cu
him. In tho «trictcst aenso of the word, he Is whnt la com­
monly known oa a “bad nigger” and h!s capture In Orfando U YW much a relief to local rosklonta Who have wood
reason to Temember him as well as to UrlandoalU.
i
“^Pw14".” after a successful-Jatl
“!?*» »n Miami knd an Uscajxi from tho Btate hoapttal at
UhnVkifoconea, tnada h it first appearance In BaQfatd. tft

cmkpany con* wUli Which no operatoa In Orlniulo, hut’ ckrrlod

g* gun

3$ w
v^ “ ’ *,c»JofPl««Mi_nlghta and with th# (HllgWtfc# Bf

k blootDjound, Chjaf. Williams finally encountered..,Groen
* c0, )ro^ woman who Jtad evl-bMltq?_jy jk Aa tho Chief camo tip, Green
for his gun as he did, chief Wtl-

n . , . * ? T ' ” &gt; t. r &gt;&gt;h
the law. Green was bent to
J . ^ waa prreumed he etUI waa, until U Wtt
P ick b n n rltti*

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w as

how he managed

la n ot know n h e re , b a t sin ce 4io
S T e . 8 &lt; ,.yea&gt;‘* A®
* n^ * “ * g enu inely bad a c to r I t
likely t h a t h e could h a v e b e e n le t «flt pur
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waa paaltted by Ja m w .lawD^^
Berm* IfiehMs.
and Mlo* B«lb*r»
UHs ws* beanUfully dec*
with tern end white aster*
T b . Mde'P UbU In the d

52! eantWUbr*.!. uS
gryatal
at

end nf tha tabic with tha bs
ful fhro-tler t» *» bv
r

Ju a t w hy an d . how

Rtato Penitentiary

jjq:

E jtjs. JiSTr.

J5k8av!5ias;

i 1m poAATbl# In fg r

otedir7
«Y

whit* or-

and Mra. n . T. Clark, Dr. John
J. Melt*. Dr. Dorein Nenxel, Miss
Ewlyn Roper, Mlaa Dorothy Roner, Mia, JSitnl* Bush. Mra. B.
E. Arnold and Mrs. C. L. Weft,
-I Orlando.MY. and Mra. T. W. Lawton, Jh
of KDatmuwa, Mr. ond Mr*. It.
tt. Pattlahall. Genera, Mr*. J . V.
Toot*,* Virginia Tool*, F t. latoder-la)*. Mr*. E. B. Nlrhola, Ever­
glades, Mra. A. B. Morgan, Win­
ter P/rfc. M n. F . E. Rhlpp. Ann
Mor*an, Jaha Morgan, Winter
Bark, Mr. and Mr*. A. G. Wag­
ner, Choluota, Mr. ond Mr*. It. J .
(army, ’Of Apopka. Mr*. Ruby U.
Torres, Ben Jonea b t Fern Park.
On Tuesday night a lovely din­
ner party waa given by Mra. T.
W. lawton and Mlaa Charlotte
Lawtctp at tb* Oviedo, Woman’s
Club In honor of the entltre lrhi­
st party. Tti* clubhouse wot beau-ifully decorated.
Tho** lnrtt«d to that* honor*
with th* bride and groom were:
Mlaa I,oulse Wheeler, Mlaa Dor­
othy l-ee, Mlaa Kathryn Tawton,
Mlaa Anti* Mckeptl*, Mlaa Jean
Moran; Mra.- Thad - I-ee Lingo,

note that M lu Lon* Aulln iH
eeived a blue ribbon award foil
fcn evening |o*n «ho made and
&gt;*» Men chosen a* one of flvo
girl* to compete for a trip to
J
M l Jonea and H r "
Nettie Faroell hare been spendlh« P“ l
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W INDSOR9TO VIHIT
NASSAU. Pahirn**, Jon* 2 l - »
tm —An official «prfkr«man said
Friday the Duke and Duchess of
ADnd*or hope to vUit the duke*
Canadian ranch In Auaru»t.

A t D o r R ack ago Sttrtw
Y ou’ll H u d I t t e B « a t I *

W ine, G in, C ordials, e lc .
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Mr.-and -Nfi*. T. W .‘Lawton, Jr,
erf Kterfmmre, Mr. and Mr*. It,
t. lairtey, of Apopka, Benny Nleh.
ala, EvvrglMtk Mr*. E. B- Nleh.
•ds, Kvrrgladea, Iflaln* Mlke’ ell,
Winona L*kn '4nd., Mm. R*i * j|
Wane. Chicago. Mtm Roth Jlhks]
Colqult, O a, kflkk Keen* taOherP
DAandb, KUk Jdah'MsAaa. TJenej
va, Mlaa Ann McKenii*, itammsl
Cttvi •-Mias .Marian IWa*M. CWew.d
red Mlaa MHdrvd Ifohnea, of Fti
f»ewaat**-Ala.*-*talUa •alaJsii ^. JLVUii J J
Ml's KwthYyn Isawtdh -of OVtedq
vtWI Mr*. D. J . IMOsT^f
•mterialned at Banlkfldo 'Bpftog*
with * fierile VDpPeY and trekmtro
hrtfrt fn hdn#r b f th * bride, Who
sraa pieafrAed wfth two piece* of
Arttfa In b *r pattern by the hoa•eaferk. ’Th* brht* waa dressed hr
r Ittvely blue plnyatft Pith "ml
teceaA-rrt** Tor
thM ocration
Tbot* Invltad- W*m th* brid* and
fm *m, CMrldRk Lawton, Blaine
MIMMll, of Wfnonw lak e, Ind..
Domhy L** -and th* Rev. John
Jeftca, b f tqiM hatk. Mfaa Loot*.

Fr*« Dallveey,

Phoaa *M »

BAGGETTS
Uquor Store
il'M athtM i A a c a d f.. i n : i

SUNDAY
The Townsend Club will meet
at the Chamber of Commerce
Building at Union Park below
Jlrlmnlu fnr an Important meeting.
T h ere wl.l he speakers in the
Townsend Mowmcnt. This meet
ing will convene at 2:30 |&gt;. M.
MONDAY
The D. A. H. will sew for the
^Red Cress at the Womsn'i Club
from 0:30 A. M. to 11:30 A. M
sponsored iiy Mrs. C. It. Dawson.
Y. W. C. A. of the First Bap­
tist Church will meet at 7:30 I*.
M. with Mrs. M. N. Cleveland
|at 2403 Palmetto Avenue. All
arc urged to be present.

I t ’a good to know th a t
y o a co n alw aya
r* 4
th a "k tn d a t cak a th a t
m o th e r n d to b a k e ”
— A lso
pica,
ta r ta ,
rollo,
coo kie*
and

W EDNESD AY
T he W om an'* Cuh memhern
nre lu k n l to meet nt (hi rlilts
hou*»e nt 2 : 0 0 I'. M. to *ew for
pin* Red fru M . Mi** Irene Hin­
ton will In* in c h a r f c ,
TIILR.M I)A t
The women
of the
Riptiwt
( ’hurch an* nnki’d to meet nt 0:.*t0
A. M. nt the Woman'* ( ’ltd* to
|f .«w f r the U«*r| I ro*n. Mr*. Kn
«lrr will la* in «har^e.
There will lo a meeting of the
Srmlnrda ltelM*knh l^»«|»re at the
I. O. C). F . Intildihk’ . Thl* meet
Ing will Iregln a t* 00 IV M.
| .....
F T IIIW
The women
of the
ltnpti«t
C’hurrh will met
at th*-Woman'*
Cluli nt.Pr.lO A . |M« t«. e. wr for the

'Bridge Pnrty Held
A t 1"L/mher " Rett ideneo

I akin*,

Yklea hatna one of our
“Specials” today I

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Connolly Tells
Activities j Of Experiences
Telephone 14» !
On Radio Show

Larry Reel Feted
At Birthday I’arty
Mn. L. E. Reel entrrtainn! for
htr (mail win. I-arry. with a love­
ly birthday p»rty yesterday aft
.moon at her hnmr on Molly
Avrnue in celebration of his trird
birthday nnnln-r-ary.
I’ink and blue lly.lranvea. were
usril In profusion
thrtughout
the mom* where the carets as­
sembled and a rnlnr theme i f
pink and blue win retried nut in
the small ba-krts nnd balloons
which were given the guest* a*
favera. A prettl'y appointed ta.
hie, whlth wa. covered with &gt;.
Isre table cloth, vvss rentrred
with a birthday cake decorated
in pink and Hue.
After aeveml r»m n had hern

(fan tlaB N

Jewell t'nnnon of
i% the hoiiae Biie«t
an llmpti at her
&lt;*rand view Avenue.

Su lift Sonircr
»|»#*ndi»u*
- ' cntJon in Nn-h\all.*.
t» l ••tin r p-’int* in Trim*

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PAGE THREE

AT THE CHURCHES

Dm )

•ml fou r*n com. up here again.
Of oiurip you won't neer. to
come to |ho rehear?*! tomonow
— I'm gin,I you are taking (hit
90 well- goodbye!” - r
Somewhat dated, I aat do&gt;-n
and tried to formulate »ome de­
finite plan of what to do neat.
Mow long would I he able to
remain in Nrw York. I rea­
soned, long enough to get "Stand
lly Amelira." the enng written
by Marry Wratrr anil mys*)t,
into tiie hand, of a publisher
or printer?
diving up thinking a« a hope­
less task. I derided to go out
ami »i«it Mr. and Mra ('harlra
111..&gt;n&lt;|11 ■-1. Marry'v nnele
and
aunt who live on Enst S ill,*
eighth Street. They wrre vety
sympathetic when I told them
how nnvious Marry and I weie
to git the •nrig atarted. and the
upshot of the matter waa thnt
they invited me In atav w&gt;th
them for •rvrral wrrka ao that
I would he able to intervitw
prlntera and publishers
A- a result the flral thou*and
eopii a of "Stand By Amrrirn"
me now hidrig printed in New
i " i t The re-1 of the evening I
f.'M'ot mv troiihlea by. plaving
1‘hioe-e t’herkera with the Itlnm-

17,500 Blanding Soldiers To Make
Training Trip To Ocala On June 30
showdown with
. ' V ; : : ' ; : , Russians, Naxis
‘X T Z ’ iI
Thought Near
s

I I " " l l a a M rm s w r D u s l
m l o r p v r p i f on o l h c n
M id

1h»- ilof**n(lrr« of PanutviH had
)&gt;ar|( thr fnrtf* Ddmlt^od
Hiivr pFnrtrntrd the
I’^rdn Mihurl&gt;«.
A oirviou* officii* I di«p#trh
fiont Ms*11 itt *»»itl
P»iti*h nnd
Kmc French « ffrn**ive directed at
ihr «iitiiirhan ^te««f Minlronin had
ninth* no iirorren*. It *nid two
Fneliah l»nttalion« hml fallen l*nck
onder the defense nuanuit.
The Miitiah
fh it
inlmittedlv
"!»•* ft lotion off the l.ehaneue
■•
nifmn
|(e|M»rt« from Beirut
•aid flic fleet
« h- -In Him* the
•on*! hi t with S mi.Im hii .| Mririle

In n\ tl\

J fs licit u nr«hl|!«
i '^o
uere
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l o r t e d n e t i v e o f f t h e c.»n*t, *he|l
mjf |»o*ilton« 1 nrk o f t h e i n v n s i o u
■|»enrheNd

TUESDAY
F|di*#opnl
('hutc h
Auxiliruy
will new nt the Wninnn'M f'luli
_/ur tho Red ( ’rom. They are
^iiakrd to m w t at 2 : 0 0 1*. M.

■ SP e-AU»n.i|i* A fen a* waa Du
r &lt;i»pe f*-l*.s)oy -*fi.-ep"op of t
I htidiA.: fMrfv when ‘sl» &lt;4it*r
I tniniol for seme of her friends.
I
A profusion of gl-ilinll niu
M painted dm.it s in pnalrl shnilw
|W*vcre Un.il thlollphnut the r.mITU
1 1of the homo when. bridge w«.
I rn j yrd. After M*V| ral progiea-

105 West First Street

i . Whethrt- an

Social Calendar

Red Cro«».

HESSE'S HOME
BA K ERY.

YHdjtjflgbl,

LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor

The Truth Peckers Cliss of the
Methialist Church will hold tt«
regular social und business meet
ilig at the home of Mis. lirodie
’ Williams, 300 Oak Avenue, with
Mrs. W. I.. Clark and Mrs. It. I..
Shinholser as co-lloste*ses.

B r an A y , Chntnpagtie.
U n)r|(9

octal A nd Personal

J

, C- 0- Mltehall, Mr*. Ruby
JonM&gt; B* n * one"- MN* Delta
Kdler, Jimmie * O’Brien.
M i#
M«nnrtVt Hxftn. Paul fampbell.
U n p ^ ,,
Mr. and
Mr*. R. L. Wheeler, ami Mr. and
Mr*- J . B.v Jonee were fishing
Titusville Saturday n lcht
Mr. hnd MY*. B. 0 . WainrlgU
were shopping in Orlando T u eF
day afternoon.
Mr*. Paul Campbell, Mr*. U.
L. Ragsdale, Mra. R. L. Wheeler.l

THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA

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I elunil winner of the high score,
laStlil so**-no pit*., was piesi-ntril
1“ '' »lrs. II. Way.le lluckcr. The
I conr.i IntInn prise wits won by
Mr*, it. W. Itiiprcrht
I ’ Tile p-.le| tin-nn- wn. also earrieil out in the refresh iiiint a
^whhli were aorved by the bio In s
“ Thiise invitisl lo In- with tile
hnalea. were the following: Mis.
John M.-i.i-h, Kr., Mrs. W. B.
Shlppy', Mra. Ituprreht. Mra. Roy
Tlllls, Mm. Hull, Mra. Burker,
K. c-implon, Mra. Arthur
•HUIp*. Mm. G. It. McCall, Mra.
B, XI. Jligb iyman, and Mr*. Rom
Adams.
'
,
A*Alw&gt; Mra. 8. F. Doudpey, Mra.
f e u . McNair, Mr*. W. D. Meals.
Mr*. (Ulph . 8mlth, Mra. J . B.
i p M , Mr*. J , O. Huff. Mra. Artfcur PblUlp*. Mrs. l_ E. Bpencer,
flkl Mra. W. I , Cooper.

Party Features
Patriotic Theme
for f\ f/*u f rin i.U nt
home on West Third Street
evening.
Re«l,
white
and
hnllnnns were str-im?
r ’ ml
rooms and howls „ f
| rll
S e re plonsl on 'he Inld'-s
Fnr sc* ring Ihr most polo
•he pome-.* nhhh were en
I hroueheiit Ihr evi-nine.
p
were awardnl In Mm. Aden
brell, Mrs
M -ilve' Itofrov no.I
Mrs.
T. Rhepimril
Pbirb-v
Ann
M -r-an
eiUer|iiln. d
the
rt o o p wn.li a pitrlntii Ian roiitmr.
neeompanied at (he pispn l y Ml.
Vi rk frv
,
, .
t J.Hlo In J n r .
^np i#'.i

tunnth
l ln rr b !
visit „
l.nndqii
'll*
ii,v- lli&gt; •

r#u r%r, further carry Imr #nt lh.J ilnui'liti

rhoNrn color Ihcmr. wn« ar r \w%| Jt M#t
b s ih c-h n il^ ll .
lay |h&gt; # _____
mothrr. Mm l i l l U n Vickiuv. nml
M&lt;
Shlr«.y Ann M* rrnri
,»ml ««
Thorc firrp«**it were Mr*. fO»#*»,
•In
prr«l, Mrs. Kiml rrll, Mrs l|i»»- mn I t

RADIO NEWS
1 When the hiiliuh had .lied
I -*"Wn a hit. they lol,| me Ilia'
" '■ h"’t been railing mv bnt.-l
-ml ib'lne their best to find
I .... I had mi-sed one rehearsal
.bid 'he final one was yet In

*»#&gt;*. Mr*. (Jutr!«•a ('nihnun. \|r*. r.lilt ••
A L. Hunter. Mr^. M i *
AHrn A n i l &gt;*v S' i w , Mr* Vii’ii rv.
Mr*.
Mrw. faouririr lt#»*»| Sli^lcy ,M. r '•Inut’ lili*

•nn and the hnstcsji.

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ACMEQOAUTY
BatonFormula

HOUSE PAINT

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" •• Utcrr. to r«’*«l: !h*v h u n irl
K -.-tit f..r lb*, rest Matk War
| a v - n t t f I ill#* miii’f for t*'

Rudolph Smith Has
Party On Birthday

• »♦

In celebration of his t-iirhlli
blrthilay
anniversary,
Ruilnlpl
Smllh uaa honoit-d by |J» mi the,
Mra. O. R. Smith nt thiir hmmon French Avenue yesterday n(
tern non.
A patriotic color theme pic
dominated in Uic di'coratum.,
game* and also in the refresh
menta. Th* game of (ticking the
ipoat dare on the flag was en
joyed by the guest, with prises
Mr anil Mrs. F 1 I'nruef and
lelng won by Jornio Mae J u n e s 'll,a Jean Itarp-r mil I-’ (’ 11-it
and Bobby McNab. Other pllim * i &gt;-r, Jr., end Mr- I I' llaiper
w«r# awariifJ to Larry LorhIuk hnvc moved fr.Mit ,*3I • I’slinei.i
Avenue lo tUtf. \ (Irnndview,
Avenue, Bose f'oiiri

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f -I rphonrail hr* | «how#«l ||tt&lt;’
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•i. ’.ne.. th**« h#H In hr
|l\ *hr Up'** mv rn" catnr
f •« .. fi***t| rrhr#r«M* 'h f •cri« •
' .1 Meelypii r'*nrvlhinm ••»e*»it r»(f
rritnHn- Li time •'Vfilitlp ar-*
I ty**e f.th| fo fonnrl f.i# fhy*
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Nf non MVh»rk [)b \
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•A. J , Tomlinson and M. E. Curry,
•rarseers.
x
- Tonight the meeting will open
•t T:00 obi irk will a rong *erRu,h k p i N l t f . At
■ tM * clock a prayer will be ufj n bjr W. D. Weegraft, and at
a:00 n clock « rrearam *311 lie
presc uteri with th* alato tnnaier
M -e h tfg *. Alter call will be
I j R pt.#l30.followe«l by adjiurn-

&amp; s r m . Y y a it i &gt;
21.1 W . Ird HI. Hanford, F la
I r lr p h u n #

W tf c H y alght th# program will
OfM whk a aen# aervlre led by
UUs Doan at 7:00, followed hy
S eOMwrt prayer at 7:30 relork.
Nt a&gt;W a Skcrt menage will bo
I W J J l W bv alt minister* at the
tailing low ran y have
Ohloyed 1k# roavent ion. After UJ*

M3

leant TinieH Toduy
Doulilc Frotfnim

MIDNIGHT s^HOW U:30 TONIGHT
V
VI RGI NI A I K O C I
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Fraternity Members
Entertain At Party
l/ist nlgkt Alpha Tau Omega
Fraternity members, ri presenting
chapter* ot tb* University of
Florida, Doha University, Univer­
sity of Nirth Carolina, and (ieorgia Tech, entritoioi.l In th* first
nf a aerie* if. rush parties which
wo* given for boy* planning to
enter college bt the Fall.
This
party waa given In Die form of a
picnic at Slalando Spring*. Jim ­
mie Rush of Orlamlo was gea.
cral chairman for the picnic.
After tho pUnie suppe* waa
« # * ■ # * ■ &gt;0 m a w rwww Owe|
served, dancing and swimmiag *on U entitled to aay exompliona, such aa aa oxomptioa of
0*00 aa dmuaeohld goods or of
•see allowed to widows aad. dis­
abled per*•n^ such exemption*
must be claimed or athorwlt*
ald Jrnes aad Leroy Lana.
Oiria attending from Hanford th* exemption cannot 0 * allowed
were: th* Mkace CrevUt Trulock. fa r that l i t year, Mr. Doudacy
Jane IJoyd, Brmv Doudney, Dor­ s t s b l s s J ,
1. A law apply lag to InUaglothy Knder, louiae Perkin*, Lois

n ta lr M a U
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HILL LHMKKK

lurch Of God’s
'Program Revealed

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th e A lls n lir ( ' l l , h lr e l r t e i Is r u le
B e lly J u n e r b llllp s . II . I S I I .
" • t f s o je ti l e . . .1 in (Ju r e n ~ M iss
r h llllp s . th e l i s t w in n er o f th is
m y th ic a l aw ard . Is dressed In th a
tr a d itio n a l easlw m e a t o rau g ee and
a r a n g r blaaaam a— tr a m I le r ld a !

Julian filrmnns has left fur
Charleston, 8. C to visit with
friends after apeodiitr n few days
with bis mother. Mis C. K. Hlr
mons. lie will go I &gt; Norfolk, V i
where he will lie stall, nr.l at the
Naval Air Barr' as n mrrlianie.

Im ilil*

gait mImiuI

■flntigr m Isian It! rot I’l

ho%» | got i»n

Girl Scouts Swim
At Sanlando Spring*

Ih iitk lrttf

iif tr iikmIi ling

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rm*»y |i r into*ill p la n

7:00 Helen llayra Theater
7:10 Laid (Buskin Orchestra
7:41 Basel all Hcoraa
7 * 0 Music Room
7A0 Elmer Davis and the nrv
BOO Boys Town
*:M Air Base Program
0:00 Take It Or leave It
0:00 Columbia Workshop
10:00 Headlines ami Bylines
10:11 Dane* Orchestra
10:10 Vaughn Munroe Orchestra
11:00 Chaa. Bolvak Orchestra
11:00 Bobby Day Orchestra
11:00 Press New*
lliOO Sign Off

j°a« kAMinoM JL

TOMORROW Atyl) MONDAY

V./s/'

among other things required tho
■n t n i f to aobmlt hla tax roll
ta th* comptroller for approval
is rU»tlfl#d 1st* fo u r 4 h r l* e e before submitting it
to the
B o M o f County CoasmUaleocr*

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SA TU R D A Y , JU K E I I , I N I

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Co-Ordination Of

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CAattto e*o o *v M
a AS A A vibtU T R But
db Mis BAYSfb«re A
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Birmingham Country fluh, fht
down the Geo rg in giant-killer
and swept Into the final whet*
tomorrow he mrel* tho hulky
M.-mphls' advrrtl*lm* snlesman for
the Fonthem rhumpiunshlp.
It'll lv* no new experience f0»
7 1 - VBa r - o u d • ••
either of them, this playing for
S p a p k p l o s o f -fHc*
the title. For P«rry It I* the
BCboK'L'/M
fnmth tirno In Itt yen-s, the Ink*
COO£&gt;CftS
GUittMlIitgs stiffened and fmight being 10.11 when lie li st In Frdd
bapyvinto the running with a Hans, Jr., of New Orleans, 10 ara'
sensational
32 fnr the hark
stretch, four under par, squaring
the match on th- ixth with n 11foot putt. They halved the llUli
end 20th
the
latter
after
Darnea was stymied In a threefoot putt—and won on the 21st
wMn Untie* chipped hla approach
Into n banker.
Storkr, sunburned Ham Perry
W mfSgl c.Ti'a old Ifr. Accuracy,
t ie s A ICAPBR
nfranwhile gave young Charlie
AW&gt;I6 TAB.
Ifarrpet a golftn** lesson—hut he
MAfiolAi. LBA 60E
BATrtJCS, MiTY» ie r
AlDxl/OO TriS
A b O * .ARK.

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The Sanford. Herald

UTilunching at I
M rsporta aha

JH« HP

^Lnow him?
Moat cal club* rtn*id«r the kitten a cat at I
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Classified Advertisements
B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E

. it*
lower traffic
oil, July In 10*0 brought dralh

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AUAIWED KNTTtyTHI
MIAMI, Jone 2 1 - ( C K &lt; o t r t l
Lodwlk DeMnakl, who kali M
Wa* of the Polish nIMtfty, haa
been permitted to re-enter th *
United States' on parole.
Im­
migration Inspector W. B- Thom­
as aald Friday.
October,

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L E G A L N O TTCB8,
x T ti* O a c i i r w t l t T , J f
j i iu c ia i . aoluY-iT oV J f l
t»\. th asm row *gW |
m t'siTv. in O ta x iim V .
n a n s a. r n w lM , rtata«m
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nniiKN o r r i hm catiom
Th* fll.t. nf Klnrtfl* to AHMA
IIAV KOWNCS. No »»l« HkrtbWS
him. i,
iniuhurah. i**nn*y Ivenmi
IT IS OHIiKHRn Ihar * « » .skr
pear l.l III. pill of OjwWpW
lin.fn fil.it nit or ti.fura p an ***,
ill. nil .Isy Iir July. IMI, a . fa
tl-fsiilt lli.rewf a ll-era. It*. C .S*
fra... Sill ha antarad sgalbst yo*.
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Ssiifniil llarsld. a nawapsbtv Vuh*
11■iir.l In H.inlnnla Counir.' FloriSa.
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Nitlltr it i i o r l o aivmn t b i t f\uf»
it hi* metcy lie hsa t^en ask- e m i n t i n flr«i«t ctr cim m *ntfr*i) o a
I t i r ’t o i l . .Ik\ of H * \
1141, b y l b #
ist to |ili k up 1211 pounds and
I I I li lt
t ’f t t t l o f M r l i l l l i o U t ' n u i t f e
’ ive font tn 111 pentnls tn hi* 1o* Mn
lii ttiMi .#*rti»rn oauav
ivnls, tint thnl should pr«*ve hn J 11*#•a•
•ln
tolinn « In i»ln IlOUB
ttsv
»m*ntt
•nndtrnp \«nb Kddir An a m in l U M I f
s |i1n l o t I f f m o l II
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JO ItN R O M ,
1 «• *nddl*
t i t t o k r * lr.|
l&lt;|e- f •t o l a nt. Ilia tinThe »ar*- M not a rich one, but •ft » l a rtr«1 I** M|.r* t m i M*Mfrt will.
t r ’ inm ((••»» J oucm «r«*y no M*m«on
#**r k**» uiMj* hi* »«tar In bit ntall,
e»|»ecintlv m view of the fart
rrM*-!** s plenty of work kVorn
Afpifdiot he
will move
wmt
oe%t week to prepare foi the
Ich Ailmirton l*nik rla^klr latr
n /tih
Vlct Of \
U III la) oat
Wblrfa
aa/*a , a ' o i o i f . for t h e yt»nr to
lUive »*•' IITntlPO (nurk nnd for
of Hanford., M
two Vein*
of r» rinK t&lt;» • tin

Clllt AGK.
Jonp
21 _.(.Snt&gt;- to p.pnn pi-rsnns through |
rial i—Tin- Fourth of July this typrs of aiThh-nts. Morn llv
yrsr will bring the htgg *l :rnf. 1100.000 olhris wi-rn injiim l
V jam In the nation’s hi totv, srridi-nts, nod tin- rco om lr cc
In
(raff
thr Notional Safety Counnl pro* an-. (31)0,iioo,unu.
llctrd today.
Olenc, 2,790 IU.-S wi re Io*t,
,J t-’Kach yenr," the council a*1
More impa»tai|l
rAmsrlca irohlrally rtjebrates t
B w »h* biggtaC
all
ka
S a ila efl '
Mribj*f,j*a'lhilrp&lt;-ndcnCn bp *u
»?•* ithe
council wui
fW lfl'IJkn'bocc'- nf .cnrakaanei
tc extra hu iafj '|a
■a cautken Tl jjiJTi,
lil'^ JK *
r '^ M ia T lc a s t
lllo r* thkn.jJm.Qokl
fi'lllt’il A
II pack th* MUhWh
k*?r tho
lire-day hoHdaV^li
il. the
•Well • s a i d . i l
tmvrl
fpi iiiDion tndRJrM
r&gt;taUal
M 'e e a r &gt;*«&lt;*&lt; «Hr
Iho .ta- ,»re itllng* &gt;kr hill, cnntrrtl—has J
ny in*» I si ifNhm sn. thuughth&lt;«Mi&lt;***, ilj
dcsirr tn thow nff.
'— “ tirurt* tia « or gtrat 'nntt.'rm
vmsygeiicy, xth»-n Iliv niitjon i
nuntt-ring ita vaat rtiourtN- ul
woallb and manpower, acrid*mnre more than ever u nar*H*-p
M d ' -b iifp r o if * w» aUl
*1
clatlvea and friends by th&lt; th iu- nmount to unintentional * d»o
andf will be visiting the lioya t l f t .
"Don’t join the Pom lb •o|
n uniform. The vacation Kea-ei.n
•&gt;* In full awing. Iin ffii umn. Simy out of thnl Imiir •ol*
umn of &lt;unualtiev that will !•••
vill be rolling along in logo.
To meet thr threat of u re- left In the wake of t tie lnd» im e
ord-brcaklng traffic toll,
the denra Day relebmtion.
"Take It may on the Pootili
council called on rvery drivel
tnd every pedi-strlan to i-nlisi !!• alive on the FifthP*

t Veen
lighterwith
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OA1NKRVH.LE.
June
21(Special)—Coordination n( Flnr.
•da
agriculture will imtimial
defence and for development and
. OHlit* firm of the state a lllllllin
and natural resources fm lotiire
progress la tno aim of a . r.
prchritaive p-e yram recently ap.
prove.! by the Florida Inn, I iliac
.plinntn . emnmittee.
’‘One of th* molt definit nnd
wHI
planned
..
mm*
•ver
^itwn up for Florida agriciiltini-,
wa* the rom-reift of Pr Wilnt.ilt
NoWell, provost rttr agrfrultuic in
th* University of Florid*. In*
program Includes tho while field
of rural nrtlvlty In Kl «ruin iinfj
provide* for ppcclflc |&gt;hv«nIiii?
for operation* In runny f•* l.l*
Tin* i«*rtiMicn&lt;1allrtik «.f tlie *.«m
mlltcc. ilrnftrd and npnr.\..| .if
Morria II. Bchappea
\rr month- of study. will lv
»
*rItf««V to Sii'»cl*ry of \**ii .il
Former Fnrll.h Inrtroctor ht City
lure I'lnutli* R. Wlrknnl fm ,o
College af N»w ToHr,' Vortf* II
elution In flu* national ni’iunl
Pehhppea, SI, arrtrra a t rbort tr
t\itr ptogrjnt (i t tlcfi nv i-i.l N*w- York Tor trlxl
&lt;Tr*rgv* of
fo rural ritiivna for c*i»n-i'l« i at ton porpr? ; trowing out * f the tw*n\
nnd ^ruidancc.
probe Into CMmmWhMk sctivltlaa in
In the program the i.tti.l n «
cltv tcboala
planning committee, ...............I »
njrrlenltmnl nwency woil.n* mil
:i«irm f*-op!c, rrromcnilctl thu*
|
| Drtailc&lt;l information
t i\ n 1
firm in' on rnnrkctinir p» ' . 1 |
for military tiar, crnphiin *uu- . t
IitimmI* nm«t conform t*i tr*|,M.di
atandardt and be ««dd •» .. n f. ,
reputable dintribut r- or i. |-.n
*lhl* fltm co-oprrativrM
NKW VOHK. Ju n e p|_.(AOHealth unit* bt r»rtrr«l* I. t* tr
tlruUrly in coirtlpltica ailion .tv
Whlrlaw* ■,
the
3-yrar-edd
military an*a«v.fn |Y*ducc »m 1.1.
hamp. retm n* to the turf wara
of fuhcitid l«, m laila, nod .tint In la y as the ndda-on ch oir, to
llUl'lPf*
Ad**«piNt*' ttifnrma'i n • ......I (whip five others of his age in
np(TM«r\ fr»i proper illci i«. |.m* the (Ili.OOii milled Itwyer stske*
nt Ai|ilisluet
vidcel for mini and ui Uh* p.
lndu«tiiNl trnininir f*o m xl , Idle since rnmlilctlng the turf
by winning th» r(rt» Del
youth ho expanded, inn i*t,,.di u niple
(
It !• often nrrcaaarv f » m.io (mont st ake* on Ju n e T. thr- ehrst
out f ir m VVsrrrn W r i g h t s Cal
youihk t«* «c*-k cmployiu* id . » unirt farm fir ures to hsv* the,

T o C o W ^ titirtP

A proposal thnl the Didi It
House* of Parl.nim-nt It.- h.. .. I
away from the Thatm-s wn- i.
Itandnnrd In IH4:» |.*rtly brenn —
tho Duke of Wellington p o i i
out that thr bulldtnga, If aitu.i
rd on the river, never could l~U t t yaar the « samo organ- surrounded by a n ob.
tslians united in a similar dllve,
.md thal, nation's traffic
toll
^|n*A d*(Fn In July—tho only
nonth In th* last tu to allow
t dacreauM. The keynote nf this
-ear's campaign i* “W* can do

FLY

PORTADOWN, Northern I n *
Und. June 2\—(fP)—Thli UxtOa
manufacturing town, largest la*
lend fommunlty Tn Ulster, decided
Friday to fly the U rM
BtatH .
fla r alongside the Unitjp Ja ck

I^onp: Odits Mark
Whirlys Rtlurn

Drivers Enlisted To Meet Threat
Of Heavy Accident Toll On July 4
b e

ro

Agriculture And
Defense Planned

WASHINGTON, Juno 21 * IIP)— The Treaaury latt night
thawed' the fruten aatela
of
'Sweden and Switzerland, Indi­
cating the two countriea had giv­
en auurancei their credit* would
not be u*ed to tho advantage of
Axla or Axii-occupled nation*.
. General licenaei were IhmiH
exempting Swiss and DWt-dlk*
fund* from
President
Rooer'vclt'a order of laat Saturday
which tied up approximately $t.800,000,000 of German an
and Itn500*000,000
linn funda nnd proparty and tho
American hpldlngn of a nnmbsr
of hfher countriea.
•

j %hMTNQHAH, Ala., June 21—
4*&gt;—This la the atery to end all
e«»y booh finishes—the finis!, of
AftnN'te'Whe wma three down and
toortttdet to ge and came hack
A
M i match and then win
It Mh the t !x t green. •
rtb 1* chunky, beam-ahouldcred
J«m*r Cummings, J r , of Memphla,
d ta tlls i
Southern , aaavelation
M fcta! Iplayrr. who fired hi*
#hy fntn the final of tho 19*0

C r . PAewepAw *
third engineer of th« Ill-fated ftehf* Ifeer, arrlrss U
r plan* aid tails nawsnten that tbs American frsightst
h i b p s German sahMsrias. He said bs was In tba Ilfs
ptain when tfci U tu r vteited the U-boat and pleadel

I1 E R A M ).

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Book End
Continued In Round

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.OerntUea VanderWll Whitney, scion a t m m .pt Ut# richest s a t Ma
socUHy prominent families lq America, t* shewn with hi* bride, tl
'former Eleanor 8carte, after their gnrprite wedding In heT borne tov
«f Plymouth, Ohio. The brfSe Is sform er mepUoniat at Pan-Aa«riei
Airways, of which Whitney laebalrman.

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AUTOHOBIU i AND Purtiitun
painting. Pat Jebnaon at Kent'*
Garage. Phone IT.

WON0 0 2 WHOTHAT WAS ^
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K o m N n iu m a n a r r r
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SEE •JIMMY COWAN. Roofin
and »heet' men I work*.
Fo
new roofing of all type* o
roof repairing, i l l Oak Are

W te L o n e r a n g e r
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YOU w e ME.

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�PROGRAM FOR WEEK

or JUN E 22nd

•■— *.
Satarday, Midnight Shew 11 M Tonight— "T H E INVIS­
IB L E W O S A V whh John Barrymore, Virginia Brace end
Che file Rugglea. Alee—Certoen, Comedy, N or.lty and Com­
munity Bone ReeL
‘
Sunday, Monday— “LOVE CEKZT” with William Powall, Myrna Ley', Call Petri tic aitf Sera Hade*. A W Walt
DUnay Certoen "GENTLEWAN'S GENTLEMAN* and Matte
New*.
•*
•* *•.
V^M*V
1
Tueaday, S arin In Day, Deubl. P ro g ra m -T H E Y MET.
IN ARGENTINA'* with Maureen' O’Hara pad J a n ... E1Hatm. Alae—cay eat ahowingi ''LILLIAN' RUBS E L L "
with
Alice Faye, Den A m * * ., H ear; Fonda and Edward Arnold.
Wednesday,. Tbdradiiy^Mll/ l T flp NAVY* with Abbott
and Coatollo, Dkk Powell, CUlxa Dodd. T h t Andrew. tileta n and Dlek Foran. Alao—Comedy, N o r .lt, and N m .
Friday, Saturday— "PONY P O ST’ with Johnny Mack
Brown, Fuaay Knight, and Nall O'Day. ‘Alao— 1"MELUDY
AND MOONLIGHT" with Johnny Down., Vera Vacuo, Je r ­
ry Colonna end Nary, Lee,

THIS WEEK’S CASTS
ONE OF the Liar hiu of Ju«t a few jrrarn ago, "Lillian Ruiaell,"
JOHNNY MACK BROWN, aturdy aon of Alabama who haa more with Don Ameclic, Kdward Arnold, Alien Faye, Werren William
Ihau nutda good In Hollywood, will bo aeon In “Pony P o e t"'a t the and Henry Fonda, will b . the “returned favorite** to bo ahowa a*
n t t nest Friday and Saturday. Furry Knight, Nall O'Day and part of a popular Darrein Day Program at the Rita, n u t Tueaday
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.

^ a r a y a o tt,.

IN T B B NAVY
Smokay Adam a------Bud Abbott
Pomoio/ .^ a ta r a ,^ . U 4 p e t . Ho
ttm m y , BeMtaed.
Did.
i-.Ppwafl. o t . r i. f c »*■.*
Dorathir Robert. ...............Claire
,* &gt;\X ’1 •*
lW y « fJi i | i i «t . , U V m i ioa. AnS.O H i *'
to*'1 11W
ft] ■l/'V,AI / .
Dynamite Dugea
Dick Foran

THE SCREEN’S
William Powell,
venture of their
■hown tomorrow

Donald Me

a Wildwood _ ^ ___
Briitol
Kathlaaa
...iFam tJEiam tt
Joseph Cretan
George Meeker
. Clarence M u m
Elieha Cook, Jr .
THEY MKT IN ARGENTINE
Lolita ....— ___ Maureen O'Hara
Tim Kelly ----- Jemee Ellteon
Alberto Delmonto ... Albdrto Vila
Duka F .rrcl _____ Buddy Eboen
Don Euriqua — Robert Barrel
Santiago _____ Jooeph Buloff
Panchlta ----------- Dioaa CoeteUo

Daaaa Speclaltloa by Oowdoa Arm.
o w .ri.-J i m vi i\vndwt ~.
MELODV .AND . MOONLIOIIT
D n ay fy Brian •
- Johnny
Dowse ■**»»
- ■
Adole id. ...Barbara Allen {Vera
Vague]
Abner Kellogg ... Jerry Colonna
Kay B an u tt __ r ._ Jana Franx*.
Ginger ....... — — ......... Mary Lm
B u tc h

R e illy y . . . ____ F r a n k J e n k .

Gloria
____ 1 Claire Carle ton
Otle Barnett .... Johnathan Hal.
Standlah Preoeott Z__ _
Martin

•i i V J i .

T e a r p.ator

VUBICAL fllmt 'orb' proving S ki pftjiuW* In lhe*e day. o't
iterla,” "tfa-lody and;
Oowna.*
;|,(V e fi'y a g u e ) A,llen, 'je rry Colonna, Jm»e Fratrv, Mary
ank. janka ami Other. »l|l (io Iho nvcond film mu.leal next
a tih ^ R lt*^ h o w ln g ^ o r^ F r)4 » y ^ *^
n».
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Weber A Field.
EflaiWF ujri Pv. r
Marie ,
•
l ip o id Dqmrqe&lt;

Mdpnirel.V rratuV|iTg“Jolinhy

T cijC arillo
Themaelvea

BOOK
,’ Wtr tuh|M tIViV.“UfllilI»
/ 'M o o o p o U M .’H

F lR S -f A U t&amp; M O BlU
MA.IL ROUTE. iM ritlt U .S H1
O P t R A T t D BET W EE N R O S W E L L AMD ToRRANCE,

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-

MVta/ U r w i/r i

IWhy * abmildnl
S f th oolum ntM

rocaltyf . Had

^ ____

d a fflct "Mr. and Mra." team, Myrna Loy and
romp through the marrieat matrimonial mli-adhllarloua raraa In “Love Craiy” which wtll be
and Monday at the local Rite.

».

MAUREEN O'HARA and Ja m .. ;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?*T o f, UH"ID*C ‘W*
W ttU y .

llw o r t a nl H ruilnol* C o u .i
iJf°l&gt;o*&lt; 1. h t f . h r a lv *n and la
Ipnr«tl&gt;nca nf ilia ) c * r l* ln
fin al
V lorld*. In 'P l . t
IIo o t
J.
'iW ere .-efi f.rw il.to iw and . * 1 . aad I p a a . « l. .
- .
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|
ti l le r e d qn lh* t l ( h d a y uf May* th * M m *
b » 'n » .o ld
to ml
l i l t , In and by Hit C lrru ll Cuurt . .1 4 d * r r v .
In aunni for B rm lnnl* Ccrunljr. F lo r ­
TOm :
C a .h . F u rc h e m r to
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id * In C tlinr&lt; r| , In R r r r t i l i i r«usn to r d t .d .
Ih v rtln p tn d ln c w h rrtln
v a A. B WILKINS
. H o.elal U t
Kofi Buindard U f * In ty r n n rt * Comf»ny.rorporatlnn
. und#r Ih t
law s of North C arotin *, it plain*
tiff, and T D. t n .h l n .t and K .l l l.
T. I n .liln d , h 'a w it*, a rr d tf.n d IF YO U R T A S T E D EM AN D S
• n l a I. H. A.
II. W llk I n.on . .
&gt; » . s l . l X la .ltr of . . i d Court h r
. T H E B I S K IN
. . I d d t . r * . appuinied a h .ll o ff.r
fo r . . I n ami aril . 1 public o u tcry
b . f o r . t h . front door o f I h . Court
lfounc In Hanlord, H .m ln .l. Cttun,
ty . rio r liU .
b rtw tr n
th e l.a n l
h o u r, o f n .l* . on Monday I h . flh
day o f Ju ly . I»«|. in * h i ,,* b * .

• LIQUORS

• SCOTCHES
• W INES
BE

SU RE TO

V IS IT

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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fnom

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STRIKING f t t A S f S -

A ^IPPoPoTXMUl EMlTi A

NI^KTy ROAR Wrim AMfiRyw. \
MO&lt; NEARLY AS *OUD AS KtS
V(0M&amp;&lt;ROUS MO
&amp;U&lt;i ( J E S T S

BHiaIn*s dipping

LONDON,
June
at —&lt;a*)_
Britain announced today I drop
la her total ohipping Iqraea in
May, but aulkerlUUva eourre.

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8 , 000,000 m ic io t ii

A P P i c . M A - v c Co m l From
“frit ORIGINAL DtLIClOUS APPil.
^OlS L , «flL U STXNDINC
HEAR. P tI U l, IpWA —
v r iti m e w r a u r r

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DMTHIS TKft* IN JftTt *

eald that .Inking. In |

. Low Show. Decline

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Sigm For England

■ Made Week Before

•Officers W i l l
1 Watch Borders

Ban ford U « • Only Cwtrml
Florida City Affording Rail, Hlfftf
And .Water Transportation A

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B

JUNE

23,

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Member Associated Preen

Nazis Push 10 Miles Into Russia

WASHINGTON. Juno 23 —
W&gt;— The Unite,) State* con­
demned (irrmany'a "treacherous
attack '* on Russia and drelumi
**any rallying of the forces op­
posing Hitlerism" would rebound
to the benefit of American tit*

Economic Co-Opera*
" tion Between U. S.
And Russia Seen

MONDA'

U.S. Condemns
N azi A ssa u lt
Upon Russians Buffer S tates
Whether Lease-Lend
Aid Will Be Sent
To Soviets S t i l l
Is Open ■Question

• Of Move Against
German Nationals

FLORIDA.

1
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tEWSPAFISK

AN INDEPEND]
SANFORD,

V

fenpr nrul security.

The Soviet Army Girds For 'Action

In Baltic May
Turn On Soviet

B attle’s Progress t
Pleases Germans

Lithuania And Latvia
Disclose Indepen­
dence In'Broadcast

Japan's Reaction ttf
* Watched By Obser­
vers In Far East

II Kl.SINK I Juno 13 (AP)
Olflctal apokraam asserted
today Finland would main­
tain her neutrality aa long as
possible In the war between
Grrmany and Riwaia. lies*
plte Adolf lllllrr’e declara­
tion Indicating ahe would be
an active ally ef the Itrlrh.
frontier facing Kuaaia waa
manned, but (-‘Inland declared
her only purpoa* waa a* If
defense.

The -Ini,m ,lit, made by Un­
derarm-U ry of Stair
Humnrr
Wrllr* aflrr hr had corfrirrd
with
President
Roosevelt,
lr ft
WASHINGTON, Juno 23
oprn thr i)ui-.tion nf whether
f —yP)— The federal govern­
leasr-h-nd mil would br givrh
ment acted today to halt the Kay Mamola, 31, la Ihr find Sovlrt Russia
Wrllrs ndilril, hpwrvrr,
thr
departure of Italian natlonaln woman to sign up at the Briti-h
from the United States, du­ Coniulate In New York for a President hail authority ‘ unilrr
plicating the action taken poalllon In Britain's civilian tech­
corps to operate end ser­
Ja st week- against Germans nical
HELSINKI, 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 for 13,000 technician*.
are expected
here lo
revolt
patrol offlcan were in stru c t­
against the Soviet Union with
ed to take all necaesary , l 'P *
the approach of the Nail armies
to p ro m t any Italian national
and deearnllona of Independence
Of-on leaving tha country pond­
for Lithuania end latvla,
al­
ing further orders.
ready have been brondrest.
Tha it*p waa taken to Inaura
Baltic refugees said
Unwin
compliance with an
executive
I’ lliihrmtn, pastor of herself had expected revolt* in
ordaf of tha Preaidant Ju no 14
Kvtoria
tluidlst Church since No- I.ithusnih. Latvia nnd
regulating tranaactlona In for­
1H3H. was re-appoint- and pointed out Ihnt the main
e ig n
exchange and foreignRussian
defenses
had
been
kept
ils position last night liy
" wned property.
shenko
(right t.
Commissar
of
llefense,
These photos nf the Red Army in mnhArthur J. Moore of Al- inside the urlgi'nal Soviet fronEstablishment of close economic
welrhrs In- ti-mp- pci foi m Hr is helieveil
pnverv arrived In the U. S at a time when
t the Florida Conference Her.
cooperation among the United
Germany struck at Russia hy
among Sovnt louder* opposed to making *ny
:ed Methodist Chureh In
friction between Russia and Germany is re­
land and air In a dawn invasion
Beach.
conression, to i.iimuny'* tipotird drinamlH.
ported
to
have
brought
those
countries
lo
n
s named In thla district Sundav end Ihr Soviet I'ovrrnHotlnm, ttmip* piintlce invasion,
crisis. In the tup photo, Semyon K, 1 imomrnl 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,
Frank Shfiiui** find Hr. DmiglM*
irican govemmant with reflected the spirit of true Amer­ to Mississippi, where he
was
Scott i cl ui licit S Muni«/ n i|r14.
formal statement of icanism with various parte of nretldlng elder of the Aberdeen broadcasting on behalf of Profioni tlo- hiwnni* rnnviMithm m
bnt State Dopartaeeut the Bible.
district, and returned to Sanford miar fllslln six hours after the
AlUnltt, (in , to which they went
Tbaa* seven documents he list­ in tB.IH. Ills son. A. R. Buhr­ Invasion started, expressed con­
fidence
that
“the
herluc
forces
of
BomhcrH
it i
from thr* SnnftinJ
ed as the "Mayflower Compact,” man of Gainesville, Was re-npKtwiim*
I luh (ii% in g mulilt’ nf (hi*
the
U
fl.
S.
R.
will
deal
a
crush­
the 'Declaration of Independence" nolnled director of the Wesley ing blow*' to Russia's short-lived
h
1 1kIkit hLn nl t he convent Ion* Mr
Foundstkuv (n that city,
Shnnf«'!» Mild tin lay “It WIN one
RoberP C. Holmes wax named
of thi* nio«t tiiouifhl-iiiuvok’tntf
new presiding aider of this illsG A I N E S V I L L E , J u n e 2 3 — Mini m i n t a tiling nfftu ri he had
—(kONDtlN, Ju n »» BW
(/FJ— W hat t hem Uni rnnunrch Dili nih il
K S t. r e p l a c i n g T h i c k e r "
Making an offensive aweep ovi r ban don 4* In bringing out new
Klotnln K iw im * Ml11 up A booth
whu will gu tu -facksonrllla
nerrthem France for the »evi*n- plrmliirla o f i*II rilw U Tfl? Ou ilh' nl n »♦ t i&gt;iivrii[ioii )o m hiun rl n ra
whan 1
ternth Mucceanive day* the H. A* of a new c i m i l t o , “ ( ' i t him K no t to 1 -w|n mmi' f t w ornniff1 j u t o
other l
F. .jvporled tmlay the de&gt;»truc- Product*,,f writtcfi hy lwn mil* ih-h r rrl c- Mini to g»vi* in foi mat inh
Tha ,
MomJcif nevi’riil more Nail fight ■lurnllng it U*lit iwt» and |Hlhll'hr*i|
lhi« h t n 111, Mr
ShiinifH
clearly.
er pane*, bringing Ihe total fur hy &amp;wo on ta t* ml ii nr Ntionttst* Mu-1 (tvt'F 1fi,(HMI HirviiiE* of
Ihr In- 1 three daya to 04
hy 1hi* llnitnd Stnti-n 1Opart
oii, itk'4 jnlCi* writ*
At
The raid followed the twelfth im*nt of Agriculture A n n ou m r tin hooth
straight night aaaault on Ger­ niriit of the new Mirculnr Iinh
Mi StiHiiii*M m*i vim| on the
many proper, In which hombem been received from W u*hlng1oti rononlttci1 winch Jtititngt'd n lout
OffldaU would got Indicate
pounded the big naval baae at hy the HUitu A g ru u ltm n l Knteii of I ho 11 lit mMi r the loiivt ritioh
__
^1
‘
wf
wail
w
as
w
a
s
American course ef Milan pend­
Wilhelm*haven and other largela, winti Hervire.
11 li Hut ton of lliiitii* mmt thu ir
ing a further study « Att tha la Giving the (iermun
invanion
Author* of the i m iilur nr** II fin....... . tin- conunHlct
,plications of tba davalopmenL
haaea ill France no letup, the R, tV von PocMi'clte i tie in i &lt;t with
West Palm Beach
Ratunlay,
One high diplomat!* source,
George Cook, Instructor said to­
A. K
destroyed 21(1 (Jermun the t r H I&gt; A. t ilru * Inhoriitoty
however, said he tspaetad close
day.
idanen over the Knglinh Chan­ in W inter Haven, nnd K,
M
economic cooperation a t laast to
nel and France ymterday at the Khace, rh em u t with
file
I.fM
The three boys wars preeenled
Britain and Roaaii wlUi tba
loaa
of
only
twn
Hritiah
figlitAngelen, Calf , P
S
l». A
bronxe medals by W. H. lilt t.
Unltad fitele* probably adopting
era., The pilot of one of the** laboratory.
mayor of West Palm Beach, at
a more llbaraf polk* «a exporta
s
banquet
Saturday
night.
The
The
pnhlirat
Inn
cover*
work
of vital defenaa maurlali to tba
rroup returned yesterday from
, Revised re|,ort» from U A. F. with pteaerved Juice*, vlnegur,
the tournament, which was s |h&gt;ii headquarters void 29
Grrmsn ritrir arid* rarvned fruit meg
tored by the Florida Departuirnl
fruii'*,
nlenholic
I'lane* were ehol dnwn hy fighl- merit*, froien
of the American legion.
&lt;-ra suit hup hy
s Blrnhetm hev er age*, oils, gluco*nlea, pec
inui niiilude
homhrr aflrr It was damaged tin, 4 andiad peel*,
Jellh-M, orange hutt* r, nnd nth
hy fighter*.
T ie Navaho Indians believe
The Air Ministry new* ser­ er prndurta.
that there are mala and female
It «Imcj dearrilo * prartiml
vice
said
yesterday's
srore
clouds, and wlnda from
tha
brought the fighter rummsml’i equipment and methotl* for mak
north or* male, and wlnda from
iS 4
Ing
thrae product b
daylight hag for the last seven
n nytt of utilizing or diNpoMiij?
Wara mads In It by John Adama tha aouth famale.
days to 1IH German
alrersft
i___-V svJ'
x -w k ruin- and Benjamin Franklin. H rep­
against a loss of ID British pi­ «»f an called " w a r i e " ci tru* nm
resented at that tlmo tba true
lots. It added that nf GH planes teriaU are ato* diMimmed hy the
sentiments of America.
downed In Ihr last two day* two Acirntlata.
C'opie* o f the circular, No
The
"Conatl tuition,"
Rev
many were of the new ME-lhU
fr*77, may he obtained from the
Brooks said, Is "Oar Book of
type.
Fundamental law" Ilk* tba Ten
German air raiders, striking IHviaion nf Puhlicut mini, |T s
Aiming Ihr miLutfindlfijf talks
of
Agriculture.
Comr&amp;andments. II toll* our gov
st Britain with larger forces Department
w..a .-nr made hy ( aptain GralWaNhingtitn, II, C.
artimont w tat it aball not do and
than
for
tome
timr.
Saturday
Thirty-als
Semlnola County first; June Fambro and Mona
tnn II I t »ry, nlitnr of the Ottawa
tbaa protects tba liberties of the
night mingled propaganda leaf­
J im11 11 it I, OMttWtt, ('nriAila,
who
poopie. "Not many places are 4-H Club glrla spent the last Dalbo, tied fur second; and Ann let* with bnmh*,
Ap"kr nil (hr war effort of hia
(eft In the world," Rev. Brooks week at Camp McQuarrir. alonr Mctetne. third, In the judging of
The
Ira
Met
a
an»«rted
Britain
rnimt i y 11ntton VV Sumner, chair
aald, "which have auch liberties with girl* from Volusia and •crap books. Larger plrls vrh,&gt; waa luting the battle of the At­
on their scrap books were Ktte
nmrt nf l Em flntjjtr J u d ii t a f y CuUI*
Orange counties, enjoying swim­ Jane Gleason and Jean Boteln. lantic.
mill* u, urged citisrnp to let
Harris Anderson, mrmbrr nf r\)j&lt;gri f*» know their upifiion* on
A f«*w peraont were killed
ming, gams*, and Handicraft tied for second, and Dorothy
thr
volunteer
group
which
is
work, Mrs. Rev a Andrews, heme Price, third Ribbons for the best in m auuth roaat town and tev*
r u r n r i l rve tili.
collecting aluminum fnr the guv
demonstration agent, aald toctsy. pocket books made
( l)idf IIimy, former governor of
nf woven ermi ’were Injured.
•rnnicnt*
defense
effort
said
to­
It was tha largest delegation mate in the smaller girl grotip
North ( itmlinf d&lt; rnande&lt;l that
day
the
drive
would
continue
defen^r ntrikea bt piohihited pay­
ever sent from this e'unty and war* June Fambro, first; and
until Hsturday since the expect­ ing ihiil over IS milEtun man
waa also tha largest delegation Ann Melons, third, while th*
ed
amount
had
nut
yet
been
cu|.
hnuM *if labor in defenpe inof tha three counties on tha trip larger girls ware Dorothy Price
Iecle'9.
(IunIih * hail E-eeri Imt twrauae
last weak, Mrs. Andrews re­ first pUra and Marjorie llaldr
Container* have be,-n placed of
troublea )a«t year lloe
vealed. Among the girls win­ man, second.
WASHINGTON, June 23 — iii front of the Post Office and Folk trsitn nf Holly wt„xl made a
ning ribbons for their work In
Girls from the I^ke Monro* 4 |41— The House
the
Atlantic
National
Hank
fnr
Ways
and
hunei'us talk, rntitlrd ‘‘Itcady r
handicraft ware i l from this IT Club who went to Camp Me.
Means Committee voted tenta­ aluminum articles Mr Anderson Nut 11,-rr I Come
Mr. Shames
county.
Quarrta ware: Dorothy Prlcr, tively today In favor of high- asked Hanfurd resident* lo give said. Hr tuld how we grow old
Tha glrla constructed a frame Lillian Tucker, Margie Tucker
puls,
pans
and
other
articles
er
estate
and
gift
Uxaa
dabvfxnw
&lt;
know
It,
and
are for­
garden from top toil, tin cans, and Agnes Smith. Lal;e Mary
which they did nut need toward ever tiding age and seeking
and wood In frame enclosure. girls a t tba camp were Peggy algBed to produce about 1113,- the drive.
youth.
The enclosure waa built and the Beat, Jean Betelei, Utile Jan* 700.000 additional revenue.
Aluminum rullrrted will not
Chairman Doughten (D-N.C.I
(inferences were held each
ground waa dug up and IIM Gleason, Lorvtla Thorn end Vir­
aald tha present exemption of go to any private company, Mr. day on subjects relating to HIwith tin cans opened a t both ginia Reaves. Paola girls were 140.000 for both estate and gift Andiraon emphasised, but will wanls work. These conference*
■ eh . Good ton soil waa filled Maty Benson, June Far hr* and lax
purpose* would
be un­ be used by the government. Ar­ were fnr individual groups, but on
la fe r the had and leaf mould Dorothy Thomas.
ticles collected here will be sent the final day of tne convention,
changed.
workecd ta tha *o!L A frame for
lo Orlando, .which I* receiving a mass discussion wax held on the
hanging mono or palmetto fane
headquarters for Central Flori­ subject of “How National De­
waa V iB t over tha top of the
da. Tha aluminum will thon ha fense Affrrt* Each of Us."
sent to Jacksonville and to tha
Entertainment at the conven­
ro¥#rTi (unlit.
tion included the President's Ball
Members of Ihe Woman's Club Tuesday night and a show "Cav­
Tha City
Commission
will era assisting in tho campaign, alcade of Dixie.” on Wednesday
Mr.
Anderson aald.
night.
held It* regular moating tonight
nt 7:80 o'clock at the City HalL
BERLIN TELEPHONE CUT
The urban poPu l,ll°n of the
BERN, Bwitserland, June 33—
’ A celebration of Holy Com­ United State* la older, on the
communication
than the rural pop­ T e l e p h o n e
F a r i n a , munion wtn b* hold at tha Holy average,
Croae Episcopal Chureh tomor­ ulation, the 1940 census disclose*. with Berlin waa cut last night
without explanation. Tha tolarow morning a t 10.00 o’clock In
Mora than 40 tributaries of phone lines to London wars still
ebeanrsne* o f 84. Ja k a the Bap*
La
operation. ______- i - - i w. tha Mbalaaifpl a n navigable.
Uat*n D a y . __________ ______

Documents Which
R e fle ct H istory
Of U. S. Listed

Buhrman Re-Named
Pastor Of Church

Comparison Is Made
With Seven Parts
Of Bible In Talk

Shames And Scott Return From
Kiwanis Convention In Atlanta

Pound Big
: Navy Base, Other
Targets In Reich

New Products 01
Ci t r us Is Theme
Of U. S. Bulletin

TsCgion Sonn Place
Third In Tourney

I

Golfers Downed In

Fiwtlnter-City
Match At Daytona

Lithuania D e c l a r e s
Independence From
U. S. S. R. Second
Day Of C o n f l i c t

The eonfllet ranged from «*&gt;»•
tlnued maneuvera for p o s itio n *
the far north whara, In Fin­
land,
the
8-OftO-mlla
fron*
touches the Arctic So*, to »
flerre encounter of men and ma­
chine*. aloft and aground, In tha
rentral and southern sector*.
The Nall High Command h«•etled Adolf
Hiller's
have driven ahead "on aehedul*
and successfully" In thu flr it
binges sgainst Russia,
The clash of military Utaaa
who now leave cast aslda tha
pretense of friendship h™“f h j
hi its train a series of 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
...letance of either Germany^ or
Italy In the evsnt of 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 Ad«*
Hitler loosed Randay in a deelaration of 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
compartnr
Kerman successes in the first day
of til, litanlr conflict with Iba

39 4-H Club Girls Of Seminole County
Return From Camp M c Q u a r r i e

Aluminum Drive To
Continue ThiH Week

House Group Voles
Higher Gift Taxes

City News Briefs

Legion Ball Team
W1U Play, CocOA
The baseball team OTgenlwO
by Campb*ll-l/&gt;a*lng Boat of the
American Legion will play Mg
first gams Wednesday o f te n * * *
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 n eit 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
Although that
er part of than
sturgeon—Ilka l
move Into freak

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ite D efea t

Tourney Rates 2nd
T o W orld Series

tnnUROfl, Jone 10 —(fl

Seletihte Service
CHICAOO.
June
l b —(jpf—
BOOT SENT BOMB
Dinjr Dm b , who one* served
•■•Hy two yown in Uw United
MIAMI, June 10, - W - T b a
Btstas u n , cscalvad Uo draft body of Cbar.vs W. Thrift, 7*.
a retired Southern Railway con­
ductor, waa to be aent lo M»
Columbia, 8 . C , horn* yeaterday for
funeral
aarrke* and

WTC1UTA. Kan.. Jan* I0-—
(Bpeelal)—Next to the world
aerie*, tho blggeit event In beaebtll li stared In thl*
pralrla
country. It'* th* annual National
Championship Reml-Pro Paachall
Tournament for loader* of aand.
jot bare hull In every aoolirn lo
decide the official U. 8 . BemlPn&gt; title.
Only eeren year* old. the com
Iny edition of the national tour­
nament. Marline her* Any. IB. I*
re nr'ted to draw no lea* than
126,000 fan*, paying off approalmatrly 170,000 In prlta mooey with n- minimum guarantee of
W WW lo the United 8 tale* cham­
pion*.
.
Th* rrrnt I* open to all ba»e
ball dub* with the reception of
Utos* In nrjj*nli»d profe**lon*l
baseball or elax-lflcd a* bamatormer*.

am T*rjr proud o f him,”
■ ■rod tho erlllrijly &lt;11 mor of • Billy Conn but night,
ra now* o f her boy’* defeat by
l o i l i * u taken lo her by
ibuy Hr*. R o m shook. ,
1m mother, near death from
1

To parliclpatu In Ui* national
tournament, however, a team

a lingering dlaeaae, imlled weakly
and turned to the wall after
being told only that "Billy lost,"
lira. Shook arid.
Mary Jano Conn, 20, "H IV to
Dllly and b on . o f the houachuld,
collapaed b#*IJo a radio a* her
brother waa being counted out.
Peggy Ann, 11-year-old redhaired alatar of tb* boxer, kept
a atlff upper lip.
"A w he’ll get another match
and hall beat that Joe I-outs,
1*11 bet you.” Mid the youngster.
Mr*. Conn waa too III to He­
len to th* broadcast.

mud first win it* date tourna­
ment.
. ,
State tmirnimrnt* are twins
tinged In retry arctlton during a
brief variod In July with numerod* admanhtge* to «»cry team
intern!. Then- lorludr:
1. Official

slate

f \M «*f
e * T * e RtfAU
.

CrtAMPf

,

champlon’ hlp

trtphy to winner.
2. Leading tram* to thare In
prla* money.
8. All vlidllng club* to recelr*
mileage allowance.

Ctri^M Rcft OF
CWSRUN id A eioab-Trt
Fi *«4T —
i

. 4. Each team to tb* public Ired
Id 1042 National Saml-Pto B ti*

bill Quid* with complete readme
of the atate tournament.
,

Pepper, Wheeler
Slated To* T a l k
To Townsendites

AN COMPANY

By PAUL ROBINSON

Arrsn-iHc

w e a r BercfX-

I eHUSH-OPP. I

. ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
Banfard Area an Jwat O ff Of
Geneva Arenas

&amp; H. ENGLISH
GULF SERVICE
STATION

Joeaor FI rat B t A fla o d t A r a

6. Photo* of atate champi and
runnera-up to appear in ’ 1042 ALBAlABOOUh^RM tfHM rt &gt;

INES UNDERWEAR

'ABOUND Nl

JUST PHONE till

OFFICIAL CRACK
CttAAbl M * / 9 Id

guide.
\ n
ha*
I i ”
Washington'* population
6. All-Slate player* In lo re­
^ **
grown from 218,718 at the I urn ceive certificate*.
In addition lo It* natlopt.wjda
iMFANV ef th* century (o mure lhan
•erica r f tournament*, the Na­
' .700.000.
tional Srmt Pro Oaaabalt Con(Tea* aponaor* threo aeparala na­
tional asuociallons — umpire*,
Korera and league*.
Manager, of team* .leaking to
Ob Bale At
.antar atate rhamplonahlp tourn­
WASHINGTON,
June
10.—
ament ahr.ulil communicate with
their atate acml-pro baaeball (Special)—81a senator* end 10
member* of th* House of Repr*
SANFORD. FLA.
re:*'atlvtea will be Waahlngton’a
contribution to Un nationallyknown apeakera who will be heard
by delegate* to tbs1 four-day
H O N A B ou rscciN
Tcwnaand convention to
open
y a u fo n a pe w ,
Jane 80 In Buffalo, N. Y.
N«UrCS~ ALONE?
The doling session ■ ef thle
rr^ about ,-----sixth national parlay of Tow*,
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Dougina on Webster Bayne*' d*&gt;

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Sim. and sided by bis younger
brother. Paul, pitched them to
a wotlif« gbaatytonaWp o rir (ha
Detroit Ttgara. Tb* Dean t e n
•cored nil four Victoria* in the
world m t U*.
Dean was later aotd to the
Chkago Cub* fo r a rum reported
a* 1188AMO and aavarsl player*.
, Be never failed to regain hla
top fo n t, although be Sod two
Masons with the Cuba In which
be won mere game* than ho Mat.

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modi able lev*ter*' wfR &lt;ghw tbsk
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ary'-AmarlesA'Ia dlaeuulng to.
H«e—laelititod or MtatuMtlm;
Hi Wad stMMmcorf. ! P " f » ir .
flrat bMSr' Senator: oursen -K.
Wheeler &lt;uf Montana! 1unlr-ttf the
loading spokesmen ' againsf IntervMUn; who will taka U Ms sab
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Fallowing this talk, Uta meet­
ing will bear Senator Clauds Pap.
par of Florida taka the stand ta
aak, "Shall Democracy and Amer­
ica ha destroyed by HlUer t"
Sut this July 4 thrashing out of

heart* wilt be cnly thb climax, sf
a four-day i erica, o f . ghort, pen­
itent ta lk *'ta'taplea of the day
by leaders. In tb* nation a thoughtother members o f Congress to
beard by the
lb* convention la
be heard
elude: RcnraaentaUra Pst Can­
non, Florida DeaMcrat;
Democrat: ~
Rapryaen.
{•live Gerald W
W.. -Landlx,
Indiana
tatlv#
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Republican! Reprtaenlitalic* Ilom•r D. Angel), Oregoni RspuMleu,
and Rfpraaantativ* 1
Bart Wilson,
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.Russian Government
. P re ss Says Nation
W ill Defend Itself
Moscow, U. S. S. R.*s
Capita], Is Calm;
Red Army And Rc• serv? Is Trained

Finland Calls Up
a More Reservists
— —

Soviet Stands Ready
To Meet Any A l­
to tempt At Invasion
MOSCOW, June 20 —f/P)
— There was no outward in­
dication in Moscow today
that Soviet Russia expects
an invaaion, but the irovernment newspaper Itvestin, nsserted that “ neither through
the forests, nor the nteppcs.
mountains nor seas will th"
v enemy ever step acroso the

Trade Body Is Oper­ United Slates Wi l l
Not Yield Use O f
ating* Within Its
Seas
To Germany,
Budget, Re p o r t s
Treasurer Coleman President Asser t s

A Warsaw Street Scene

State and secondary roads In
Seminole County were discussed
and reports ware
made y ester
day at a luncheon mrrling of the
Chamber o f Conimrrcv directory
and
committees.
together with
the Board o f County Commissionera, at the Valdes Hotel.
Present at the meeting were
W. A. l,affler. president o f the
Chamber o f Commerce, who pre­
sided ; II. James Cut, C l&gt;. Work
nvin. John (I. I^onanly. R. F.
lloiisholder. Lea
I,exhtT, Yivlar
Speer, ill, M,
i’apworth.
K. E
Brady, O. P. Herndon. Krrd W il­
liams, F. A. Dyson, II. II Col*
man. T. W. I-awlon. Edward m g
fins,
B J. Overstreet.
O. J
Pope, B. F. Wheeler
and J. E
Partin. Oviedo, a»d Marlin .Stan
ko, Slavia
II. H. Colemsn, treasurer of
the Chemher of
Commerce, re­
ported that the trade body war
operating within its budgrt
Edward Higgins, secretary of
th* chamber, made a report of
activities o f the trade laxly, say­
ing he had made a trip to Wash­
ington test month in the Intersai
of the Municipal
Airport
tn
Washington Mr II igginx said hr
Conferred with Major A II MeMullen, o f the C AA. who k » vp
iuranre that thr Sanford airport
Wat on thi* tiat for alluratton of
funds to pave two runway*,
ProirrrRt of th* St. John* In
dian Riv®r Canal iir^jrrt also wai
dlarua«*d by Mr Higgina, In ad
dlt Ion to the rural tuctual iiic au­
thority,
T h f chamber le rr c b ry
aald h® had horn iiMirv&lt;l by
A ftr r two German toldfera were ahnit In a brawl In a War- Ammon IfrClvllan, ita tr coord In.
saw cafe, according to the R ritiih 1’ rrai Service, the proprietor
or
houalng project a, that

forbidden boundary."
W h ll. tha capital w ai perfect­
ly calm, sa Intensive training
af th# Rad army and ita reat-rver
• was underway
throughout
(he
Soviet Union.
The Russians war* renresenled aa ready to answer blow fur
blow aim attempt to violate the
Soviet frontier.
•
In Helsinki, Finland, the Kmnlah Defense M ln litry ordered
resarvitti o f all classes up !•*
that o f 1807— member, o f which
are 41-44 rears old— to repot t
fo r M trieo Immediately.
•
M ilitary punishment waa ord e re i to r (hove failing tlo obey.
Dor the laet two day" call*
various groups o f reiervtata of the restaurant wa. hung by the Gestapo over th* entrance ol !f ‘ m ^ f or T ou rin g ' ,f T n y T slion si
a*
Finland, his home (ab *vo) and more than 100 other Pole* were shu’ .
defense operation was under)sk
■
,
.r ,,s ia , &gt;1
I ....... , , , , f*i • ••&gt;• SVw a n s * w |ssnb*re h i the' Was fKe-rttment
Ing clean between Germany andJ
------ s f - e , — -— w— .w- a y ■■■ mm------as------- ------—
1 Mr. - McClellan w ill rantaft th.
• '1 l * T i « - R 1 4 H i r p f » i i i r . d l o defend
Hoard o f County Comm In* Ion
ttaelf.
regarding the
setting up of »
Germany laat night charged
homing authority,
Mr. HlggmAm erican conaolar o ffic ia l* with
said.
"machinaUan*" agalnat the Keith,
On th* chamber** mrmber&gt;l&gt;i|i
W in d in g .aplonage,
and
lo­
drive, th* secretary reported that
rn qom tod that a ll United State*
a total o f f t jt o t
had been
By KDW AHD M AR SH A M .
cesiaalates and
o ffice*
o f thy
TALLAHASSEE.
June
1 0 .- •'••'rml to th# campalm, o f who h
American E ip re e t Com pany In
(Special)— David dolchel, aon of WA80 waa
In rath.
|10.% 10
Geraumy and German-occupied
Mr. and Mre. Forreat Galehtl of algded pledges, and 1110 In for
countries bo cloied by “ July 16
P in fs r il.a u
-ted governor of ther memlwiwhlpa anticipated ho'
at the latest."
ra" w
p fv- yA
terd ay
-Boys'
’ LtiB
x J
y».ter.U
y aa the not signed.
_
(Ita ly today, In a parallel ac
"W hile thia amount was short
week long project whereby teen
w lion, ordered Am erican consulate*
_______
lig e youngster*
gain first-hand of the M.000 srt up In the bid
in Italy and occupied territor­
g
et,"
Mr.
lllggin s declared.
I
With »5 In rn.h as the
knowledge o f tbrlr .U te gevrm ia l closed .alto by July 1C. For­
ennaider It a very good drive."
a turtle
rare will lw ," * nt &lt;lr* w *° ■ • lo»*eign Minister Clano announced priie,
The Jacksonville office nf tin
Voupg Galrhel waa a caiuli.Utr
the order in a not* to United held *1 Fort Mellon TMrk on the
lakefront Friday, June 27. »t n ou j'jf tha National let Party, and de United State* Engineer, h*&gt; b-' &lt;
State. Ambaaaador Phillips.)
authorized lo make an !n*perli"i
P. M. sponsored hy Ive y ’, Shoe frated Mika Sandsra of Palatka,
J®.
The Raich government, accord
of Woodruff Creek with « v n »
’ lug to th* o ffic ia l DNB new* Store* on First Strict, it w *» an- running for th* Federalist Parf making It an alternate mu'*
agency,,
called United
8 tate* nouncerl today hy John Ivey, man- tyWith the opening
of
Roys' from Iotke Monroe Into th* St
llcath axer..
•Or m r c iPAffair** Donald
.
Johns River
nrar
Ihr
Oste.-n
to the foreign o ffic e and handed
To rnch Imy or girl who buya a Hlate, on Belurdsy, Gatrhrl was Bridge. Mr. Higgina said
Mm a note requesting that Ihr pnlr o f Kcd allure between Junr placed In one of tha two parties,
E. F. Housholder rrpor'ed on
where - he im­
to o ffic e * ha
closed
and
that 20 and June 27. n miniature live thr Nationalist,
fur
M ate r o »l
gained
popularity. theh prospects
American o ffic ia l* and employr* turtle will lie given by Ivry'e mediately
th#
prospects
for
Slate
roxi
leave Ike country.
Shoe Store. The hoy# atol girls Preceding the party caucus on assured Loose present that he hsd
Th e note said Uta attitude iJ will keep (heir turtles until time Wednesday, he campaigned vlgseveral candl- promise* from th* Htat* Road !&gt;•
hath consular offic ia l* and of- for the mre, and Mr. Ive y urge* orm iily against
the
R in fon l
boy partment that paving o f Road i i
fleieia o f th* Am erican Express that they be "trained'' for thr rsimlnated
Bridge
lo
detee.
The
Nationalist
Party from the Titusville
...C o . *Toag has given rise to **- big event.
,
be
started In &gt;&gt;&gt;
and that
night he Mims would
h A rioae objeellona, ’
Mias Eleanor Morrison, hrud nf Wednesday
months, and (hat it was hoped i«
Tha
t
m
uennan
German action apperentapparen
the City Recreation Department, nude his first campaign speech. complete the work this year.
Projects h*
supported
In his
1? wa* la ratal 1#tkya fo r Prei
Vroai* will have charge c f thr raring A
E. E. Brady made a report on
un* second prize o f a pair of »hoe* platform were R, O. T. C. units in
Aaat R n aer alt‘ a order a f Jui
18 t l eriag all German eaasulat
the schools, boosting
of
Boys' work dons by the 1B41 Legist*
tie* will bo offered.
turn
In regard to Seminole Coun
the
T o build up Interest In the tur­ Stole, an improved Boys' Btale
July 10. tle derby, Mr. Ivey has placed an band, and aerving o f meal* by ty roads, and John G. Leonard)assured those present that be had
ted from
aquarium with four turtles In thr waitresses during breakfast at done all possible to further the
It "lw p r*»- front o f
the
college
cafeteria.
hla
store.
On thr
__ _
Jiand pfov*
Thursday morning th* 220 elt- development o f county road*.
beck o f each turtle Is painted
B. F. Wheeler said that a aut
to g that the Am ericaaa had "aetIteni
o f B oys" B u te cast their
nn* letter o f th* word Krds, and
" » y o f Road 20) from Oviedo tu
h i la a au n aar eoatrary to the
to the Httarium are placed four vote* fpy a governor. The elec­ f huluoto will be completed soon
interest* o f Dm German rokh.
•mall bathtubs, a lio painted to tion results were announced ye*, and that right
of
way
maps
torday at ltlB
otloch,
during
spell out Keds.
would b« furnished
the County
the lunch period.
This
display w ill
remain In
Other
boys
from
Seminole Commission at an early late.
tha * to re until the contest, and
Fred Wiiltoms presented • re
the person who find* all the tur- County hold the following poai- port and • map showing th* aw
[!?
"•
'
Bert
Jeter,
city
attorney
j
tlfs to tha proper bathtub*
ondery road* In gemlnol* County
which are to need o f repair. F
out, will h . given a pate ° f »h o««
A- Dyaon ez pres sod kls approval
o f eerne plan to tmpnrv* the sec
jjmfVt j V
* — ____
P
•wAeey rowU nod arid t h a t ln hi*
opinion the firs t work should be

David Gatchcl Named Governor
Of Boys’ State In Tallahassee

Turtle Race Will
Be Sponsored By
Ivey On July 11

Montezuma Hotel
la-Fmirhutd By
land Of Ofhuido

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W A S H IN G T O N . June 20 —
-— President Roosevelt dcacrihrd !
the pinking o f the Robin Moot
today as ruthlr** and an act iff
■'»n international outlaw*' ami
Jedarcd that the United SU tr*
did not propore to yield use of
the high peas to Germany.
i
The President made hi* pro­
nouncement on the sinking of an
American vessel in a apecial rm*
iagi* to Gongrena which perm it­
ted use o f stronger Ungumje
thiin a formal diplomatic mile.
Mr. Hofiaevdt stated without |
imilifiration that the vessel wa*
milk by a German submarine.
The Robin Moor went down
&gt;n the South Atlantic on May 21
ind all o f ita passengers and
’ rew subsequently reached safe
ty Survivors said a German sub­
marine torpedoed and shelled the
thip.
Mr. Roosevelt said the T'neral purpo*«* o f
the
sinking
"would appear to he to dr h e
American commerce from
the
ocean wherever such rnmmeree
was considered a disadvantage (o
German design*.'*
Ita apecifir purpose, he said,
"would appear to he the Inter­
ruption o f our trade
with
all
fnrndJy countries."
"W ere we to yield on thia we
-old ! nevitahly -iihmn to world
Mill nation al the hands uf the
or•*ent leaders of the
(»erman
Ri u*h We are not yielding a* id
we ita nut propese to yield," he*
leelflSed,
W A SH IN G TO N .

June

to*

Australian S o l d i e r s
Advance Slowly In
Face Of Resistance
I'ORTSM OUTH. Juae * * _
A P — Tha Navy reported today that on* of H* old eat tubmarine*., thr 0-9. a amall uadertoeo boat recently brought
hark into commiaaii&gt;nt waa
four hour a overdue on • trip
to (he Ule of HhoaJa, not far
from where (he Hquatua ganh
(an tear* ago with a Iota of
26 live*
The Rescue ahiip
Falcon
»»•■ reported al (he acene.
Admiral John V). Wainwrtghl
aald (hr rraft waa making a
dire in .170 feet of v i t f r .
The rrafl normally carries
(wo
to four
officer* and
around 10 men.
Ii» a •***-1*1*4
l.m u liiii (lisrlim pil (o d n v th e
It A )• ''x siinc-ituv Mcrien o f
bltixt.x ut tin- r iu in n i'l " l n v » n iiiii |mrl.x," am i th e C e r m a n
R u h r u iix m i n il-m il u ttu m p t
lo nitiud Ii iirt'iu in itio iiH f o r a

20

Victor Mature, Hist
luHuiiful hunk of man," is mari i«m1 t i
Martha Stcphsnson Kemp b&gt; Jn-tuo Kriiliiintnl I'etoru in Mai
bill Nazi i&gt;ti»)i nguimit Engw iif
RubjiTtFil tiidtoy to »i|»or* tlis's spartinrnt In Ni-»
VViolding of th,. Klori,!.- cafe so
Iii i ii 1 ex p ii'tc il aa
hi hi ii
a.
roritml nrid fisportn from th-i o c ty i|iucn, widow of m ilo .ir s Icinlcr Hal hemp, so,I th,. * ,to i. l l i r m i m y
nottk-.x
m a tte r s
•»»hl«*rt» tot’Hlmnni now m«jr lo- vns witncssrd hy a -, 1» , t haiplful
w ith ItuHxiu,
mhi1«r only ii&gt; thii British Rtnpiiv.
111 f «i lined
Aimroo
aaae i ltd
Rirypt nnd lh« W ritern Ilm iilliitan i'* mtvnsiv* ssrial o d ta ipbvra.
aivi- wa* earned uul by huiulrndsThr W hile liuunti n u r U i l a
,,r |&gt;lunc, uirni'd nt a dual ub(Jin would |ir prrpared for
j ,-, tivr ;
niciRt rffr c tiv r um* o f tankrr f»1 To alow the German war
rililirp in Nupplyinfr prtrolrum lo
effort hy rr ippbng the Relcli'i
Ihr rnttrrn *rahr»BUrd nnd to
induatiial output, particularly uf
other Ampricnh rrpuhlici
vynlbelli nit.
Khrtohrrr u( (hr rnpitol y ri
2 Snarl tranaportal urn ruulea
trrdtoy, (hr Srnmlr Military (-. m
from the bate poo In of material
util tor hfa rd trn| Irnnov on I hr
mid personnel which the Get*
prndinif
proportv
Rrirurr
l»ill extension
Of Time Furl her ( O n la d
He- tin. na will need when a full*
which rtnphto«llrd i» War lie
M »nilt*«eto Vito !* »»• Ttoteel
partment nimertion
thnl
*mttll
Until Sunday
In
in jf M a d e
In W a « h manufitcturrrR would in thr fu
G ranted Hy Gray
in jfto n
O n
I’ ro je c t
turr hr given n mure rvfrnaivr
iharr (n defence proilurtion,
With $1.|0O n d liitr.l mi.I n
u
1 l U l k l l l . . . to14
4F* HilrVJIH
goal of $2,000 &gt;&lt;l t &gt;•• n nt bttl. Hfl
&lt; .
tlo- \V *A . to 111- BIU
Pul at kit nxkni fu! u•mf whip grant II ' d b) tin 1 utjri V ( 11II1nil finlull
ii di f milit-tl mii rfctrnsktfi nf Oil tmii limit t 1
htal.'lll'fll
4*||
n
to Sunday, hy I amimm I’ nmdtnl to lit ll r III* W I ’ A to ill |&gt;c in m
I mnt i net inn v t(' select eea hava
it I ii U * (If 1 • 1 h IIi x h I i- ft lie I III f Uliilw le m leceiv.'d
SAN g llE N T IN , C a lif. Jun-&gt; Mrnt&gt; t, Gtay. In t.ov
fr« ni
the
alata
III.- &gt;41441 lit 1t , tut ’ hi adqoni( et w of Si-lei’tivi* Service
20
lAh— Mr* Kvellta Juimiu over thr ftiuuvi '-■itifmtl S*mi fill .. p ■
"will ti IMHictiun
j. a* 1 „ hoto to conduit themsrlvra
Spinrllj, 62, “ The |)uchrRN" lo niilcp’ buirhalt f*n)n
nrroitllMg M J' !"•) (Ini'
the underworld gang ahe iJurn tu m re pur I fn in l to i . mt iiotm to tM'( 1" Min--ddi' uhi Iff i.-in rm*t( k-fotc and after tho&gt; are Inducted
•• r t» pul'd Unix
inalrd— hia eRraprd fur at Iruil dav
min iio nt my in the event they
Mi
Hltlkfit-W Mill ♦■il, l(i a hi
•10 day* bring th* fir at woman
Mt-fitiw bile the ttwun i«* n|»«-t at
nr i mill'd, the
local board r®*
* r ecu ted hy California.
Ing an ii Irag tie 1 1id*, |ditytng mil I* I mad. f. ki1&gt;11« h fay hy U 1 ll.ilted (otlux
*\
*t k ,thal
Ihhiic H.
Sentenced to die at 10:00 A games on it a oppt.m iilN
I I gi•iii g from home to the InIi tof t 4]•) Im* itiv a|)4(’ ifu' ict
M., in Han Quentin'* gas rham­ firlda, though both of thn gmmrit
dmiioi ornmn the Induct®®! ara
* uiinly ilu
her, ahr wa* granted a reprieve •cliriiuliMi thin wnk wrrr rut Ill'll urit l i l t i i u that 11
' a |»eiin|n* al ! bio lime imked ' • i1** iheeiful, aober and
today by Gov, Colbert I*. OU;in
out
Tiwi-iy thr Svmrimlra mr liu( '» Il l1
alert, and careful of the pro|»®rty
"The Duche**" waa aentrnred pltotril to |il«&gt; in Ht Augiiatiiir « j( • th* iilt'ii uf l .♦ \V...k 11,, uf the p-ihia* la ir ir n
Hlnc® th®
\&gt;11mm ito11a 1in i Uinlvr Ink liiff
with two com pa riin ii* for killing and ei|&gt;rct to *Ut\
in ilir city )• *
« , » I. , i« etpering a new Uf®
Hi.
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Ml*'
(lull
ul
(
In
i
t
o
f
iit'ilil
y
,
10 year-old
Robert
Shrorrod, until Hiry
foiln|i u two gailir
UX h i i . Jiulirallull i-* U dtl aut. ml mukiog new friends, h® ia
youngest member of the gangAihoiiuliv
*tx incd Hw*l 1.1to comradea will b®
Til.- aituation in Pmlnlkn looks lit •♦ u' lat»M| to ill ii4( l « ‘ hl ml judging h1to actiolli
ahl
* tits- licit IJ IUUIiHih tu 1411
good, thr Palmtku informlint said
Men to ho m e employed are ur­
til l laki d if to.ok in qiieathm
and thr rcmalrulrr of thr money
F i4«1 h« r rontart alieady u b4* ged to remind their employer*
nee tied |a rxprrted tw l«* eolirrted
ng ui ltdr with of fill a I- III W a ih Iliw| they isuy be rejected when
today
Rain and * half holiday inai.iii i.-K.ntiri*
tt„
i c - f b ' s l I'bay n*l"iri lor imlucliun )nu&gt; tba
havr bald uji
thr
collection of piuji-i f , Mr Hermit Hi i ommehled
tiny and should uik that their
Funeral services for Mr*. W. fund* liner Tuesday night whim
Th. • O'ImI y Form iioooii will dm i tm l&gt;r held open fur thrin. Ownn. Lees, who liietl Wednesday tha Itairball fnnp
Mill* nffrrn l i imi Hie prtijei I al il*. m \t r*-g f t « of butineiaei are adviiacl not
after a long Illness, were huld I hi* f ranch i *e
of (hiHanford iliai U'l-etiug (in July H Mr Herr 11*. nell (heir buiinea* enterpria®«
this morning at 10:30 o’clock al club
,
dormaid
J\i (hold e stipulation that they
the
Erickson
Funeral
Home,
Palatka has umfomip
for (h r,
In hi- h It* r to the \\ ] * \ M(| f-wn le d aim it in llu* event tlWy
with (he Rev. Martin J. Biaui, p ls yrn Irfl
from their tram nf ^fnini-ti ii ' hi Mr Ih irid.m amid
Ia re r.'jeeed.
o f the Holy
Cross
Episcopal ■rvnal years ago. atnmiing to
it ■ mm iilwiiniug lo &lt;*« ll $&lt;0,
I'm-nipioyed peraom are asked
the report.
Thr
cipeusr of « (inn v. ii.mnlr
Church, officiating
( minty
hoapitnl (o r. gi-tei with the State Unem
Pallbearers were J. 0. Wait*. bus to train port the play era to I &lt;»nda and apply t ht pr occed* to - j ploy ineiit
Barvhe
W fore they
C. W. Brown, L. Grow, B. 0 out-of town games will he rllm. ward Uo hi1oil nt i h t out i ihution in 'leave in onler
that
they rnaj
Mothvin, R. Z. Johnson, Br., and Initwl by the use o f prlvalr cara the mImilc |iluji&gt;ft, l&gt;ol b* fin« (Jo I liavr « tn-Urr chance lo g «t a )«l
Churls* Marshall.
The field there la reported to he big ao to.- would like tu hav
whrti thnr irleasr from Ire array
fraa(la»84 aa rage Three|
11itto11tototo#
Is effective.
When going
tu thr Induction
elution the selectee I* Instructed
in tia vrl light, carrying only a
frw handkerchief*, socks,
soap,
I,'wr l anil necessary toll* l »rtl.Msmhers o f Townsend clubs
cle&gt;
These are
not
*iaentlal
In the fifth congressional district
howem-i. as such necessary equip­
will hold h
conference
Sunday
b peeks Green,
all.s
Willi* sane al ( hattahotchM. where hr ment will be furnished by tn*
afternoon
beginning
at
8:*0 Grvsn, Orlando let-pick burglar escaped Hr aMo fled from cus­ army.
Jewelry and larg* auras
o'clock al the Chamber o f Com- wbo wa* shot
and
seriously tody in Miami and from a road of money are to be left at boas*
tree office to Banford, It -wui wounded last ntgtit by Orlando gang in Fort Pierce, Chief Wllthey may b* easily loot.
toonneed today.
police a fter one o f the most «t - Hams added.
Instruction*
advise
the
la­
Aulhorlzod Townsend speaker* Unzive naan hunu In the his­
Pursuit uf th* deeperate mar­ u d re lo leave his automobile or
will present dlecusaloos of topics tory o f that city, la well known auder startad al the home of K motorcycle at home until he U
o f interest to members, It wes In Banford /or previous brushes O. (B ed ) I-angstun,
at
701 told whether he may hava It at
with the law, Chief o f P olite Kidg rwuinl Avenuo In Orlando. the post. Bines It taka* tins# fo r
Roy Willlama aald today.
Miss Ruse Langston, daughter th* array to assign the aelectae tn
Th* negro, who lived a l 1180 o f Mr. Langston, turned on the n permanent unit men ere advised
Orange Avenua In Banford, waa light a l (he front Df the house to keep in touch with their fam ­
convictad « / armed robbery here to go ouUlda and amply tba ilies and friends but ask than,
la 1888, bat engaped from the garbage. There she saw standing not to write until tha; era gives
County JaU before ha could be not *la feet from her. Impaled In a com piste address.
t to Halford, Chief William* tha bright light, what she termed
p M pIle m e r i e
to the « • « •
Classification fo r tha typo ot
"th e ugliest negro ehe ever saw."
J- N . T r ie r to B *»- aald.
a ,te Dr.
Job boat fitted fo r a man w ill ho
Bhortly a fte r he had escaped,
A a lata
hoar
lest
night
Imptwvwg, It wtm rvportbald at the reception canter and
Groan returned hare and waa Orange G e n e n Hospital aothorhad to recall all tha
•hot Ul a battle with Banford po­ IU «* gave G ram a chance to
, rave held, tlnw they
live, despite the fact that lie wa*
lice.
Halford, Green twice wounded twice — one# through have held them nnd exactly what
o f work they hero toe ph
and ' a
J
*
to be eeat to the U p
/ « the U - through the seek.
(A p»—
IIy ilirtkclion « f fl r « i ! i t r n t
Riutf4»v#l(. toll i»r tr o lr u m p r o d u c t&lt;

Palatka Collects Official States
$1,100 For Ball
WPA Hospital
C l u b Franchise
Project Is Out

Draftees Listed
By Headquarters

California “DucheBs”
I (sranted Reprieve

Last Rites Are Held
For Mrs. W. D. Lees

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Townsend Clubs
Plan Conference

Orlando Ice-Pick Burglar, Who Was
Shot And Wounded, Has Record Here

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rf'*',*/, ,

Channel Ports And
Ruhr Valley Are
Hla.sted For Nine
D a y s ' Hy British

Damascus Siege
Is Near Climax

Br. J. N. Tolar
Shorn Improvement

the

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R.A.F. Attempts To
Smash Preparations
For Nazis* Invasion

County Roads Moor Sinking
D iscu ssed At Said Ruthless
Chamber Meet By Roosevelt

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The Turks Sign

Florida Shippers Not
Affected By Tariffs

[THE "EAT'i IN WHEAT

Although the signing of m non-aggression pact by
Germany has usually been the prelude to an early attack,
the present treaty with Turkey seems more likely direct*
d against Russia than agalnat the Turks, or their allies,
the British. I f the Germans were planning an Invasion

EW luxury
D,EIEL•COVERED

RIDE THE H

TALLAH AB 8 EE, June 2O -ttf)
A spoke«msn fbr the red roed
commission explained Thursday
that
although Uie
IntentaU
Commerce eommlaalon had order­
ed carfrer-propooed weight sched­
ule* on frull and vegetable* cart,
celled, Florida ahippen would
be little affected.
The order effective July 17,
ranee la estimated weight sched­
ule* that had been proposed by
the carrier* for vegetable*, mel­
on*. berriea and all fruita tViept
citrus. It also rejected a proposed
flat 6 percent charge for handling

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Grapefruit Ads Arc
Bached By Conners
TAM PA, June
20-&lt;/P)—The
FKrida
Canners
association,
meeting here yealerday,
added
th-ir indoraement to a pro»po»cd
advertising campaign for cannwl
Florida grapefruit to run until
(he next clflru* season In the fall.
Individual membera previously
lind given their approval, and the
program was presented to the
Citrus Commission at n meeting
in lakeland Wednesday.

FOLB V E R S E FO B T O D A Y

NOD FINALLY TRIUMPHS:

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Leers SAHTOtD.............. 555 pm
At. JedtSMvMs .............. I JO pa
At. WsshbftM ...............11:40 n
At. New T u t..................... 4:15pa
SOUTHIOUND
team SANfOCD..............10 75 . . .
Ar. T*ape .................... ICO pa V

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DmmI P*v*,*S. SttMalteed t*cll»i*(
S**t Co*ck«t, Diatof Car sad
Loss** fLUS Msdsm Pallwta SlMptag
Cars, feuecter Kapraeatetl?*. MaU
esd C a d Attf J—t at Yae, Sacks. |

Low Coach Faros
All Sseft Mutt Be
ftetervsd In Advance
&lt;N* litre Chary*)
C— ««tt tacsl A C L Tick,* Aynti

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6:00 Report to the Nntlon

w ,r. ta rlly , I aay unto yoh,
t ya ahall weep and lament,
tea teortd shall rejo ice; ant!
ahall he sorrow ful, but your
Inte Joy.

6:30 Klmer Davit, newa
5:46 The World Today

COAST L I N E ™

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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
MAGNA CARTA
(Ituenymedr, Juna IK, 1216)
An Cngliah meadow la a lovely

Th»

1910 H elln iiu en l

F lo rid a

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Ah, thejr were wlae who lured a

pna*ed
do or

H h* 1 l &gt; t a t r T a x

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of

Ihi*

the* C ou rt

F lorida, and w ill rrin aln

Into a lovo^ meadow. For hla

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Th* eldvef WoVi "her softest earM t. Sweet
And ahy ,the acented hedgerows
&gt;Iptwad a ahadei
The bees made drowsy music;
•aft winds Rlayed,
Oh. ke waa drugged with June I
Hew rnuld lhe think
On baron* waving charteraT In
&lt;S twlnk
He’d made .hla mark, and Eng-/Bahmtn were free,
Rprer while England Uvea to
; |.bwd the ksee..

late ambaaaador to Relglum, and
branding
him
an
"Innocent
abroad"
for
believing
IllUer
when he told Cudahy Clrrmany
had no Intention
of
Invading
America.
These soldier boy* *are quick at
adapting a "slanguage" of their
own; is for Inttincf. they cull
canned milk "armored cow." Their
giundpappye, In the war of ’6165, either had the real cow-Julce
or nothing and It was generally
the latter as regard* lactesl fluid
—cr much of anything * !»e.

County Roadls
Discussed At
Chamber Meet
i r . . i „ a, «

lesnrfselng

r „ w P a r e «*a e»

the

neeessery roads.

Mr. Wheeler, etreselnr the Im.
Almost on a par with grandfather’* timely advice,
TT* Juna lit'.'England now I The
nortanee of Improving the
.etovsr field*' &gt; '
“ Ry all means learn to awlra, boy, but don’t go near the
dary rosds, *u -vested thnt 0 &gt;e
Are fragrant, drudgingly th* water,” la tho admonition b o often heard theao daya, "For
County Commission get In touch
. .hawthorn# yield# .
with eountles u'lnir 1 mlxed-lnIter quoensblp to the roaa. Rhe. shuttered nervea, lowered vitality, impaired health, atay
plnre method o f building ro«ds
outdoors
(utdoora all day long, but ‘don't
don't get aunburned.”
aunburned Home" t o o , will fa r,
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nnd ascertain the cost of this
■ — y
Before the lrtlly and the mlslle- time* It eccma almoat impoaalhle to get enough aunahine
m'thod, Mr. Wheeler al*n ivilnO
There goes another fond mem­ c l nut the value to the countv
to do any good without getting aunburned."
ory bu’sted to smllheri-an*. Pres­ of • read at nth from Oviedo to
Here are a feqr timely auggeatlona from tho Pensa­ ent day dlrtltinas aay "the bis­ the rheney Highway, and' Ssld
cola Journal which pplnta out that perpona coming to cuits like mother made" were ’it Is “understood that Oranee
.Florida fmm other parts-otthc country ahonld-not-expose really._noL-fit.tu eat.,, O h.-ihfL amsalv—ta—grraaeit—to pay—f-ert
death o f tyranla can delay
all right bill illd ....
not con- of the rest of this road.
tiigmaalvea to the aun more than' onc-fourih aa much n« tasted ............
I* Rpriag,
tain the proper proportion# uf the
P. J. O v e r s t r e e t expressed him­
blight th* ro»e, nor any they would back home, .while nativea who havo been atay- vital element#, htnea the “ Bis­ self In favor nf the County*# l.uycuit Shooter * and “ Pappy !«»»*- Ine machinery lo rebuild Its see
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hop*, and courtg*. and th* beach should take similar precautions.
lhclll»cult*r ran Uko a back seat ondnrv mads. O. J. Pope asked
Odnat faith
and a low-down ono at that
the County Commission to pre­
"A
working
guide
for
safe
exposure
to
aun,”
contin­
lUhtooua men. For thosa
sent 1“ the C-unlv Commission
ues the Journal, “ la gs follows: , . ,
ira rf* no death.
Whvp told a man weighing plans for accomplishing this.
‘‘First day—not over 15 minlues exposure.
LD A BA U V A G E OW ENS
ardund 160 - pounds, ’ ahouWI rat Vivian Speer said h# favorrd
"Each successive day—add two minutes.
roads and
X .000 calorics a dsy OP Tool, rehbildlng secondary
"Remember that the skin bums evgn pioro rnp^lly blurted oUt,' “ How tits Bam lllll rallrd dttenllon to the rilfflniltV
while awlmmlng and almost pompletely submerged than it kin I rat ’em when 1 d«aii' know of getting out of th* southeast
Mom kin cook ’em right part of tho county lo the klrh.
&lt;Joga whprj you are lying Jn tjie direct aun op the beach. whether
or whether I'd like 'am a-UlIT way leading to Miami, lie added
‘ “ Any day at tho oefch *" dangerous. The more o\v&gt;&gt; Mchby they'd ta«tc like splnltch that building of toads to make
cast the ykjr, jhe pore careful you ehoul^ J*. Daya When an' affdn I'd live** long aa old connection* with the highway
gency, why not gaalas* the iuij U njJt pven vlajble jgre usually the days when rcaijy Pappy Mathuely I JUt evyW" t sruih would assist In tho pros­
perity of the county.
hhtj hhma result. The buru producing rfyg aj-e. jo visible ktummlck that stuff.'
for the duration?
W. A. Leffler
advised those
eifjtt, whereas tho What ho* been written down as present
that ha would appoint a
Your Too In th* DarkT VWbU' ray* are
diUtered out.
representative
one of Florida’s most advanced committee from
'ou Nood Mora Vitamins
"Whaogvar you go awlmmliig be auro to always take step* In her progrea* la tho legis­ reel Iona o f lha roonty to work
dllns. Ysah, or wooden
a robe, slack suit, or' qpme garment which you can put lative creation of the Imprcbe- with th* County Commission and
ment Commission.
It Is undrr devise • means o f Improving the
nytr you tqr protectlijo alter you have bad jrour aafo tfine ktood
this body la commlttad to eeads, and to daalgnata Uie most
Orsst Britain now has R. A. of exposure. Don't raly on a b«tb 1qw&lt;J to protect you.
, cadafo training In Florid*.
Tn early beginning on the 62-mP- |!ipprrunt read# that would b*
Uw panford airport Is proper- Either your back or la p or both will bo Inadequately pro- lort dollar fcur-lana ’ bldbway worked on flnL

aomt of them may

down tbd East Cdakt.

raised th* comfort, neat
I rimnlln*** of thalr ac­
tion*. That seem* to be
ilon ' of everyone who
rrq- The Arreltage Cabin
8a heOomk' on* of BanI'a 1841 Isglalature was
for ' lematktay more
I tha seat of fdrmar aqatavlag 81,100 a day.
ot p**aut mkney for a
eaalon.—CUnoont Press,
r that toopey may yet

Basjwfe’p^ «%'«,w

0:05 UP News
6:16 Howard and Shelton
0:20 Florida Slate (Employment
Service
0:30 Supper Hour
0:46 Evangelist It. T. Ilullidsy
7:00 Kstc Smith Hour
7:66 Elmer Davis
H:00 Sport* |{«'porter
R:06 le t s Go Fishing
8:16 Escursion in Science
H:2Q Music. Room
8 :30 A if llase Program.
, .,
4:46 Interlude
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-SiM-Halywsmd -Preiuiera
H:30 Pent House Party.
10:00 Edwin G. Hill
10:10 Hob Trout
10:16 New* o f the World
10:30 Vaughn Minroc Orchestra
11:00 Union Wells, News
11.&lt;16 A vino Key lirrhrslia.
11:30 Dance Orchestra
11:66 Pres* New*
12:00 Blgn O ft

Commtnt &gt;
VACATION TpfB !

‘ Includes:

Nl there
Um
:%

j BJ'S

Ull

lln iin r

th*

In the

ptm lnl from

of

H|jr
r ity

Hanford,
lu ll

of

«md

Hanford.

( 9 f| |M July

Juna Cili,

1911.

nirnt I n i nl

lu o ‘« l»*rk A

Taaight'e rrogram e
6:00 Baseball Scores

" The Oarmsita aro wearing ayn- amount collected by taxr* for 12:00 UP News
IhcUct clothes, England la about Um road end bridge fund' to rar- 12:00 Musical Interlud*.
•u| such a program, end gate 18:16 Farm Forum— K. C. Moor*
to ration h«r» and hair* la wker*,0
approval to a commit!** to 12:30 Brush Creek Fclllc*
Miami ablnqai they Juat don't',
rk for lha plan for th* benefit 1:00 No Politics
w ««F ''em —that Is not she mors
tha public aad the Commls- 1:80 Of Men and Book*
than la* law compels them to
8:00 Dorian String QuartcUa
8 JO -Vara Brodsky pianist
Jacksonville'* new Main Street 8:88 pro*# 14*wa
amMtog a aeehnd rrooa- 3:00 "Calling Fan-America"
Thiao ‘ erat ‘ preparations art
3:80 Dwyer
Handicap
, froti
opened officially Aqueduct Race Track.
jeeae^n
&amp;i d TV A
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•Uraq i
led vgtai

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tlie fro n t i1»»e*f

WDBO

Tomorrow’s Program*
6:30 Norman nraslry and II|)
Florida Cowboys
7:00 New* o f Europe
7:16 Urrakfaal Orvvitlcs
8:00 UP New*
8:10 Program Brsumr
8:16 Morning Devotions
8:80 0|d Dirt Dobber
0:00 Virginia.
0:08 Children* Birthday Psrty
0:46 Gold I f You Find It
10:00 UP New*
10:06 Honest A te
10:30 Plano Raniblings
10:46 Hurt Iv»s, folk songs
11:00 Columbia's Country JourMr.' Ilouabolder said that II
*
will require money beyond the 11:80nalHtara
Over Uolywood

Vacationers

t.f (h r C lly

ifottr

This year, have fun on your va­
cation, Relax. See things and
coma home with a work; of

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you haven’t aufflcient.funds
meat the expenses of the racation.you have planned, oak
qpe ol our officers about our
MONTHLY REPAYMENT LOAN

II. N. 8AYER, City Clerk

Things to be Done

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We’ll Pay Your Carpenter
To Fix Your Home
The moro
ments are
come. And
repairs . .

that homo repairs diul Improve­
delayed the moro costly they be­
there's really no need to put oil
. We'll furnish thto money.

NO DELAY — CONVENIENT TERMS I

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Ulh STREET AT FRENCH AVENUE

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“ Do not yely on any of the auntfn lotions, oils or
creoou..
They give the &gt;user a falso sense fit security and
• of our* stepping reI 0&gt;* Armllag* Cabin therefore their use often result# in an aytn more severe

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PAGE THREE

mm

they
vlaitnl
David
Gnlrhel daughter of Mr*. R G Van N e s t'M r. and Mra. Fred Harrison ot
Weilnvsday nighl ' In the
State and Mr, Harrison is the aon of Sanford,
rnpital,
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wun thr governorship o f the ot
gnn*iitntimi
wax
g rcctol
with
MRS. LOURlNE DEAL, Society Editor
plea pure today I v Sanfoi d tc**i ,
I dent* He ha*
twen
active nt !
tCssHisHl rr*M Fas* Owe I
II fMlHHOl t'r«M I 'u r Hurl
FREE DKI.1VEKY — I'llO N B IWO
' Seminole High Schiml, where he
Junior Woman's Club
definite
statement from
you iloncr, Taylor
Brown, chief of
|
w
ill
he
n
memlter
of
the
wenuir
w hetler cr not the W PA will con* police,
and
Edward
Marshall,
j clasp next v iar
He wan the rep
Holds Annual Picnic
tribute their share of the cost.
•tab representative
111 sentntive o f the junior eln«* itt
HH W. F IR S T ST R E E T
"Y ou can l caddy see that it
Other official*
elected
were
the
incut
Mnv
Day
fcptiv.il, and
Mr. ami Mr*. John L. Miller would lie unwise for the County Claude W IDon, Tiimpn, compttoi­
The members
of the Sanford
»s
n
rm«mliei
f
the
Student
&lt;
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■nd
children
mid
Troy
liny
Jr.t
Junior Woman’s Club held their
to sell these bond* and then have ler; Sum Mi Millau, Quincy, *ch"i'i
TODAY
cil ami the Key Club, an tumor
yesterday
ut
Daytona the money lay idle for 20 /ear*, aupei mtcndrnt; Bill Terrel
annual picnic at Sanlando Springs spent
Nep
^ Tli&lt; 50—60 Bible C1&gt;M of the
m y group p |hifigured I*y tire ktBeacL
requiring the pe* pie of this Coun­ lane Beach, secretary
Wednesday night where swimming
of
state;
®Methodl»t Church will hold Its
ty to pay taxes for interest slid John Sweat, 'hott (,*uderd i!e, nt w a ms I 'li li. Only 11 out of tdie
and dancing were enjoyed followed
regular monthly social ami bus!
tumor cbipp arc t hepcn each \t.it
Frank Merchant of
Jackson* sinking fund without being able torne\ general,
by a picnic supper.
nnd
Petr \\ il
ness meeting at Kvanadale Park
for the Key t loir
Those present were: Mr. and villo ip hen* fur a few days as to use that money."
Bam-.
Miami.
mmmitiMonrr
of
et 7 :0O"V. M
A revered dish
Mr Hnrkne** reply in full I* ag i it i l l lire
Young Gate he t nd«o h a mem j
Mrs. O, A. 8 pe*r, Jr., Mr. and the jrucsl of 1a*r©y Cooper. Jr.
topper will be served.
as follows:
lira. Arthur
Zachary, Mr. and
Thr 1 thrr
S&lt; ininrOr
(H ints hi i «•! the hand rnrl the orchcsiia |
M ONDAY
Mrs. Andrew Carraway, Mr, snd
boy- are extremely
pi mid ihnl |arnl took pari in the juni'u plav [
Mr. nnd Mr*. W, F Gam er and "Dear Mr Herndon:
® The D. A. 11. will sew for the Mrs. Maxwell Stewart, Mr. and
"This will acknowledge receipt David, their friend, w a* elected this year.
G E
MrKav. hr* i
daughter,
Helen,
have
moved
Red Cross &lt;it the Woman’s Club Mrs. E. J. Nelson, Jr., Dr. and
o f your letter of June 12, ad­
[ high school principal »«itl
l»r I
from 2101 Magnolia Avenue to vising that the Hoard of County go vet nor
from 0:30 A. M. to 11:30 A. M Mrs. G. H. Putman, Mr. and Mrs.
The new Boys' Stole head said, I ' id ip ccitaiulv W' flh v of the
210 Holly Avenue.
Commissioners is planning to sell
sponsored by hire. C. R. Dawson John Irey,
i ...... ., and we are quite promt of
and
Mr. and Mrs.
$70,000 « f Seminole County hos­ •The tOII Ib.y-* State ha* hmi him "
Y. W. C. A. of the Flret Da
John Miller.
i outi
Mr, and Mr*.
Fred
Rtrange pital bond*, the proceed* there­ ©red me lieyond word*
tlat Church will meet at 7:30
foil owing telegram
w a*
The Misses Christine Stoudcn- have as their guest, Mrs* Krne*t from t&lt;i h*- used as a *|M&gt;nsor'a hope that I ran ser\e them h&gt; | Id with Mrs. M. N. Cleveland
Oil 1
mlre, Cecelia
Trulcck, Carolyn Moyer o f Jacksonville, at their I'outribiilion In the possible con­ the lest of m\ -i hi lily "
Gwdrhd |'•
f day In Gatchel by
at 2183 IMlinrlto Avenue. All
h*a tn-eii nsked to attend
lie d In oil
Cogbum, M nrjrrle Cog bum, June home on West F ir«t Strep*.
struction nf the county hospital.
are urged to tie present.
l ouniy offici
Farmer, of llneon, Gu., Margue­
"In reference
to the
Work Genii;i* |1».&gt;s* Mlnle .lids U nod ( i n n
The Truth Seekers Close of the rite Inglry, snd 'Frink Woodruff.
will lie met at the state line nod i,tnhilulr* %.*i i on tuntic
Mr. anti Mrs. A I. fletts have I’ n jects Administration inn king a faecrled to At until h\ the Urut c m ct imi j' i t• \ - State **!
Methodist Church will
hold Its Jr., George Bishop, Jr„ S. I „ Yon
regular social nnd business meet o f Winter Park, Walter llaynrs. a* their gumt for several weeks, definite stolen cut a&lt; to wbelli (T «*■ State Highway Pali I
t ili*
j node &lt;
is proud
Tim mm call J id , worn d m •Mang l n g at the home o f Mrs. Drodie James Colbert, Richard Deal, and Miss Julie Lloyd o f Tultiihass*e, or not wo will Ih* in positiuri to
Today the Bovs'* State official ,
t v«»ii lorn- brought t
nlhkcste the federal fund* invol­
ldllert." Whan pai dfiw cun that kind v i
ferm
er'y
of
this
city.
Williams, 300 Oak Avenue, with Billy Ward.
Siootd R \\
Wiui*, t
ved, wish to advise that suet pro­ Ofi*u |ni d the r io ii • of then of
lira you rid an accidant. injury, parfuM
Mrs. W. L. Clark and Mrs. R, L.
fire**
Hint
the
Buys
Stale
leu-in
dodj-*
,
t.rotgt
A
Sp
i»i
Ufa . . . A N D YOlJ W A !frH
K«ir
Miss Dorothy Wiggins, who with cedure i* m l jwrrnissihle under
Bhlnholser ns t o*hostcrses.
tun*
will
hold
a
mint
m
„
,ri
P
»"**m
tm
g
A
tlo
rm
v
;
b
O N EY BESIDES I Don't do It . . .
her family is spending the sum our exist mg regulation*, Further, the House i handn t at the cup. I f••'411» «1\ d.fi\ A &lt;-**- - t ; -I'd
The
Women of the Reardall Sorority Has First
Btrinf your amooihiaa to u« fear BACON 1ZING inotaadl
it
would
be
my
specific
tecummrr nt Daytona
Itench, nr rivet!
11
ir - im , Tax i
im ;
Avenue Chu|M-l will meet for their
merutntion that the County tin not [|r |
Paroninng *• a new and utterly different proraaa which putt a
Of Summer Parties yesterday
to visit with Mis* (V
aenonthly meeting ut 3:00 p. M.
sell it* bonds at this time with
nee, foil ihnknru non clud tread of firet-grad# rubber on yewue
Th. Bo&gt;- State land will gi , .
n " ,,n - (
k tu en it (
cel
in
Truf
ink
for
*1
few
days.
v
\
I
0
w
foil
!* u( m ■int« nd I nt
at the Chapel.
worn lire#, give# you H#w-tiea t.ooka, rvrw-llre Mileage, new-tlm
tie* idea of the Work Prop* I* Collect 1 tonight nnd a dance
The Orlando members o f Pi
Si *11 id . **nd i M Hand. Sli. i
Slopping Power f Yet Barcmirlng cerd only about bail th*
TUESD AY
r«._
I. . t
.
, ,
Attministrit'ion underfill* mg the the Flot nla
s lut«*
t oil. i*. t
Deta Phi Sorority enter*aln*^1 Inst
prim
of a new tiro 1
Eplsmpnl
Church
Auxiliary evening writh the first o f a series
I &gt;ni-’ Jr- "V L 1'?"’ 1 ‘r *
m l.. ., of this fa u fiy . ... Women j:\tnn nioi will end tin
t
«
»K
It
E
l
l
ION
will sew si the Womsn'a Club o f rush parties they have planned Atl.n t '* c "
*'n,,ry
every indication .« that -ufflrirnt pro glam fin I lit s, vciir
r " " ; ; ■ ........ h- |.l-n- I " [* lo r vs ,11 .ml Is- avail,M r far
fo r the Red Cross. Thry arc for the rummer months.
The |&lt;n ject is - [Hiristu« d »n
|In f uiford Hi raid wi l t
This
f
disked In meet at 2:00 P. M.
niiath In the Annin an Region ,,,, e* l a
M rty wras in the
form o f an arhool,
misleading
In .* I
the work in question As you no and oiher fugnoiralmn*
w
W EDNESDAY
u p, • h Jippeiiteil yi'ptenlav
after-dinner coffee #it the home
h
&lt;tiiiilit know, tiie Congn sw in t on.
I Jatcfn l, u no was sp ns .fed lo
J( Ihnc *ImiiId have rend ...........
The Woman's Cub members o f Miss
I O KNKH SECOND K PA R K
PHONE 111
Emily
Akirninn
on
A, A, Moore iitrived ve*terdiy sideling the W PA fippn priMtion
the
lions
t*
ul
of
Sanford
tn
tin
j-,,v
in
ui i i s i o n i i sTH iuiii r u m
m nu
are askeil to meet ut (hr club Spring I*ake Drive.
from F*. Pierce to li» the gue*i for the next fi*cnl year lut* re*
• II and Foid UMrilPoo m.i i\
Bo&gt;
State
is
the
voiiii
'cf
-oo
j
|
(1
i
SP
A
I
It
V
M
I
D
\
N
\
MIC
W
H
E
E
L
It
V
LANCING
!
house st 2:00 P. M. lo sew for
During the evening several so­ n* Mr nnd Mrs. W F Garner, ilitccd the fund* involveil by «|»former Man Rowell i - r‘..
of Mr and M«* f orrr st th itiio l
the Red Cross. Ml** Irene Itin- rority songs w ire
sung by the Mr*. Moore nnd
children.
who prnx irentely I** percent
w
)
ich
in charge.
members.
have been here for several days, means (hat the r* lad roll- in -»f L'2'* V\ . si I t ib l. .nil, Sin el
CVon will beTI1U1UJDA1
Mr
and Mi*
tbitrhel ref ill iii’tl
Among those
invited
to at­ will accompany him home.
KIothIu will tm Min*licnlfy i*due. list night fI nin
Fort Benniiig,
The wnnirn
of
the
Itipllsl tend were member* o f PI lletn
•st
Ga where tIn v hoi gone to s. ,
Church are n.ked to meet nt 0:30 Phi from both Winter Ihnk and
Lieut Willinm .1 Morrison, ,lt ,
"It is with the ii hove thought another
n, Stcwatl who Is Ii
A. M. at the Woman's Club to Sanford
Tho*&lt;* going from here who i» sfolioiieit nf FI, Devena, thit I ba*e my opine u tint! we
|.oi nut.
sew fi’ r the Red Cross. Mrs. Ka- were: the Minse* Dorothy Mitch Ma»»., recent Iv underwent nn up* will nut l&gt;e able to assist in the cade I h1 West Pnifit
j l e r will be in charge
ell, Elixaheth tjcffler,
Dorothy, rratlim nt the
army
hospital construrlion of this piojeet We,
II in repotted that In
of C'.ur*e are intciesteil in faell- truck fa»m. orange grove, and a
Their will lir a meeting of thr Wiggins^ Evelyn Blow*, Madnlyn there.
Every
child old
i'les of itii* miiure ami would like prim ahop.
Krmlnola Rehrknh 1/mI i' c si the Truluck, Jane Lloyd, o f Tall* doing nicely
I might to woi k and
if iioNsitde, tn assist jour com* enough is
Marian
E*l ridge, (V1. 0. O. F, liulliline. Tills mret- hasaor,
M l- A II llntrlirr and rhlld. munity tn undertaking this work. produce what In can foi him
eeliri Truluck. and
ijouise Per­
Ing will begin s' K:0 I) P. M.
rrn and Mi— M »ry June Rol, II wevrT. we are ibdinitcly limit. aell and liu otiu is m 1 1• Immo
kin*.
nollr hftvn i I't ii i ni-l nftrr -pond I’d In the ivunilN't of piojcrts we It * i ‘ t mirtti l I ha 1 •■rie f no 1 1h
liiH b ImiiiI hi ,|IIV, nI l&gt;a\t, lia cun handle nnd, in inblit mu. are the -o*| of npcrnimg Ho* loom
ATO Party Slated
ilrnrh nhrit- lin y -i-r r |In- c m -.l. bpving to give fnsi ion-idein- la prnduceil h^ the tiidiliru (lino
t l t t w s e - M S r r s i w IV. Srrs."
of M lI ln liliT a litnlln-r anil tion t i those projects «(f n pri* ae h *
.n
s p ^ n. k j s
At Sanlando Springs alalrr
HI ficer * of Hi»’ Ih-ii n! of tin*!
ill law. Mi nnd llr - ( laud. nun \ defense imhitc
Echo!.
I n| i
\
K
Bath n.
vIf we run le of any furttei ge*
Thp (Vntr«| Flnriiln mrtnb.m
Suns, v ii t
*•«* i-tam i' in this maltei piemie pii ilt ul , lb 4 J i
nf Alpha Tnti Omrirn Fralrrnlly
pi i id• lit, .Mid &lt;t
H
I leu hum,
Mra. Manih I
Jaroh-on
ronl mil i se me in rot ding I &gt;
will hr hnala (hi- rvrnlnif when daughter A i line, are pi inning r■%
a m i f ii y
"Yours vi iv m i l l .
T o d a y and Saturday (hrv
rntrrtaln with ■ runh party leave today
1
H.slrrall*
ruling
llu
annual
w
k
h
a
r
k
s
e
s
s
frnin
Jnrk-omdle
whlrh w l’l lw x irrn at flanlamla aboard tin- S S Cherokee f p q
Double Program
Hie* »iog I tin I ilnv vi t i • t id. t
State Admmislraf.ir
F prlnia.
N
K
Mild« v , S* hi me ( !
H
(rip to New York C ilv and Cat
IVi i &gt;h,»im Rai I mp , |
\ MH 't.l
Thn if InriiKlml In (hr yrur-t li-t teraon. S' J , when* they w II lafor thr iwlmmlntr parly anil pie- Ihr g u r-lt of
ak* '■ I nk) &lt; •i v, \ l*n hard, Tal
Mr*
.Par. Imun'a
nir will lw ft number nf laiy- inilher. Mra, A M S’alibcrg, '
lat'N 4St I
Re\ J s
|in v , I ake
BO RD ER
lain) Col G F M a il)
ftmpn.
who will entrr collr** thla Fall,
and
Jim
D
JinkiriH,
Sanfiitd
and
thrlr
ilatr*.
W AR
Orphan rhitdn n taken i*v the
Jlmmir
Ruth
of Orlamln It
( F IA *S *!
Home are not iimiltsi lo Rapti»1a,
rhalrraan ■far • Mi. fiictife and It
hut ntc udinltlcif irgnrdleps ut dr
haa brrn d w ljn l that thr fratarin Ina I Ion
irB iiintfd rf'n»*n !'*■» a»&gt; t
nl‘ j- w l!) hiva~ii trrlr* o f aumiriar
tuah partlr*.
llb'im* .F ortv.five percent of thr
C«u I« t I ■i J»
4’tiH llmeiit In the Dnilv Viiration
. Ruahrra from Sanfonl inrludr:
lb* vlgll«n**i Into
Rddi- School at Arendiir i* from
Dlrklc Brown. Brucr Holt, John
Ju,t u lillli* mini lliuit ii trill i&gt;I■I Ui-uluti I. uill mil unr m*H |itntie* hnme The home futniahed
Dunn, lamiy lamtr, Donald J. nra,
*
1
*
o
f
the
tend
ing
afaf
Dub Kppi and Tony lluddlroton. *rnle nffrnrlve against
Brit'iin
rrtl- .in* troiiltlc. I hi uni ii.imi* ul |i;mnli y;IntlI* ciu-n
The Florida HnptUl (dnldrrn • laefa.
How
nuickly
A.lulf
Jllttrr Horne v;n* organic imI «t the Flui
Eastern Star Ladies
would acttlc a ffa ir- with Ru- »d* Haptisf Convention held in
Hold Regular Meet ala remained tn hi* arm. Mo- in a In in 11100 it wan located at THE KE Y TO HECUIUTV
row aaid there w «« rn&gt; Indication \ rrad I* because that city math
C[
Thr rrtrular irrrtlng of the that the V. 8 . S It cxpe&lt;'inj ! tin’ I rat hid in etiriti ihutinna of
Rtrnlnnle Chaplrr Numbor 2. Or­
and |&gt;i npeity
fur tin
der of ■Faatrrn HUr, wa&gt; held an invaalun, although Kurujn m on nry
C I'IU IE N T
l l i l r l i \m in 1)111 II in I ' ' * ,
Slu* llu*- ii i t i i r lie n ill i— Hitil n liin m l (&lt;»•**
hut night at thr Maaonlc Trmplr capllala fo r daya have chukod Home. The institution wan opened
I’rlor to thr bualnraa Hireling a with rumora that tin- N a il. .■■&gt; f**i f He uflniis^ion of &lt;luldreti «o&gt;
keh
I,
1
t&gt;(M
.
and
nn
tliiit
da,
CIO
D
I
V
I
D
E
N
D
iitiiliu
Nt*w ifp liiil-.il i i .m il it liu n t'i '
lor a IMra-llih'
covvrwl diah arpprr waa an rod. rmiaaing troop
ddhl was udo ilti'i1 Ai the pres
fn'% wnl by a aklt prrarnt—l by drive Into the Soviri Cnion.
•‘lit
date
I1H
children
ate
ei«
On the Mlddlr Kit.I war-fto»il
right mrmhera of th« chapter
tolled
|
Mra. Strwart Dutton, Worthy tin* arc-aaw figliiing lagi'd I "
F t cry
arrmint
lnThe first supiTinlcndent wo
Matron, prraldrd over the I uai- ward a climax In the airgr nf
aurcfl In Sri.OOO lit an
Hrv. B
M Bean, who arnrrd ,
llamaacua.
nraa araalon and thr anual Rob­
axrnry
itf
I nH#d
Hr wa i
ert Mcrrla picnic waa planned
The Vichy
French
nekimw from 1004 until HM I
N lit n
f iM»rrnmrnl,
for Aug. 2M. at Coronado Ili-arh Iedged the Ilrjliah were ntiio k niiereedeil by Rev. ,1 M Trier
Start mow—aatr r» *
at th« Coltarr of Mrs. Joe Corlry. ing the ©mala ©f Guta, on which who reived until I*12 when hr j
r n dat (hr INHl RED
It waa drcldrd that the chaplrr Th« mu sen» |n niluMted, but m resigned and was nueccded b&gt;
I Iiin C h evrolet i- .&lt; I'M 'i *.) ,i nd j* t ri iiiu|it* iti.it In s lieeti enni|ilelelv
H
A F E TY way.
■upriintendint
Join*.
would continue tewing for the ■erted that the I nnk-b'd ill fun
in.
.
t
i
n
.
i
,1
,
t
The
Ktorlila
D
ip
ll&lt;
&gt;
!
State
iivi-i liuuled. New D ie - uu1 u &gt;ur|msmulv luw pi in-— :m rxeellen l lin y!
Rod Cruaa all through thr aumFIRST FED ER AL
Me hi Tllv W if '
* "
•'•"Wnllon eleet. the I.*..,.I of
M r&lt;
A o.tellU . 7 ‘ m
,ru- ' " " " f «»&gt;•
arnl the,
Approximately 40 members and
Hn* inhh &amp; l.tinn Ato*n.
■Ull
...e
i^ alowtnir
l . " ’Ihtlr
I
" ailvnner Tlit "Iw l l*'- auiwrlnteiHlrnt.
rienda R
tre In attandanco.
friends
frtjrc
portril
w m u M T P a .jw r a m
of Semlnule County
There qrr rleh l m.ln bulMInx*

David Gatchel
Official States
Is Named Head
WPA Hospital
A n d P e rs o n a l Activities
O f Boys’ State
Telephone 14a
Project Is Out

*S o c ia l

Social Calendar

WINES - GINS - LIQUORS

Pe r s o n a h

BILL’S PACKAGE STORE

C.

see

C. WELSH

TIRE
SHOP

Let’s Trade

Babies

I T ZL,

Where Your Baby
Brings the Most!

J o hns Re-Elected
Head Of Arcadia
R. A. F. Seeks To Children’s Home
Block Plans For
German invasion

Florence Plymouth:

INSUREI)
SAVINGS
&amp;

4'

Helen Ford:

Mary Chevrolet:

wmamrm*wmim

the faro o f stiff re-inlaore in on thr prrounna. rod th e.. ar&lt;
201 Magmilia A*m u*
the drive toward Beirut, l^li.in- l&gt;rlnx
rt-(»qJrpw1. Tr rn,w]r l„ t qn,1
Rnifnrd, Florida
e»e capital.
renovated. There aim. I* a d «lr ».
Tha German* rarryinx on a
eubtle fear
campalrn
*xain*t
Soviet Roaaia ye,tenia, l.rouxhl
a real and Imminent threat o f j
new war along a 1000-mlle front.
Germany'a power politic* In
the Eaat. reflet In I the growing
lit rn tti thqpr.
■enao o f strength whlrh
the
Pilatk a fan* do not expert Naiie had man!/rated since rignmuch from th . trim thla year Ing up Turkey In a "frlendihlp"
Win Prizca! Enter
•Inrq It U on the bottom o f' thr treaty on Wednesday.
ladder and haa boen hadlj crip
Tha
half-hidden
maneuvers
that want along with that aucreu
mad* it appear that there waa
apt to ba war from abovr the
I V E Y ’s K e d s - t u r t l e R a c e
Baltic to tha Black sea*, regard­
less o f whether the N aili realty
Intended te start shooting.
For alarm had spread so far
VVr will give you n turtle
and deep—a* exemplified eepeewith each purchnne of
lally by argent war preparation*
In Finland—It aeemtd likely that
Krdn bought In our ntorr
Juat one little Incident might be
between June 20th and
enough to take the situation out
of the hands of the power' dipJune 27th to e n te r In the
lomata aad Into (he hands of
rare.
the commanders ' o f ’ millions o f

Palatka Collects
$1,100 F o r Ball
Club Franchise

Irene Plymouth:
1!l.l!l M o d e l— n him

Boys! Girls! up to 15!

fighting i___

Russia, loft standing alone by
the new Gcmon-Turkish Iraa-

69c to $1.95
Gel
mw

to

yoar

tartl*

and train him
/ r ib *_*H

llrinjf your tu rtle to the
| j k i Shore park Friday,

Dunk

-iilu ii.

.in leed

to m ak e ticr

hlmnl A r l n l i i m i t , ii te iil suetelv deli. A fo u r rfimr.

m lli.i| ;i.
new

new

ow ner

lir e *

anil

In e x c e lle n t

c o n d itio n ,

I,u .tr-

Im ppv.

Eliza Dodge:
Ill'IH Model—new tin—*, i-lilrieit In evrrv corner. A *iircr*-ufnl oprt
h I iom

I iv

ii

coniprlenl Miigeon Inis restored her lo her urluliiHl vitality.

A four door touring Dunk sednn jo-t like new

WE

ALSO

GUESS
A It K

HAVE

T il K ill

W IL L IN G

A

EEW

ACES
TO

IE

DI D M A ID S
YOU

DO T IN .III

D I D N ’T
HEST

THAT

YOU

KNOW

F O It

l O l 'I . I )

TH EM .

H IT

NEVKH
THEY

YOU.

You'll wan I lo see these lief ore you trade.

June 27tli at 3:00 P. M.

Mian
Eleanor
Morriaon
Ui r h a r f t of rnclrrg.

luw

The above care carry the Reel guarantee and all used
cars have 1941 tags . . .

.. $5.00 in cash
1 pr. Poll-Parrot Shoes

DODGE — P LY M O U T H D EALERS
PA S S E N G E lt CARS and TRUCKS

301 W. Inl Hi.
SANFORD,

FLA.

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FRIDAY, JUNE IQ, » 4 i

FRIDAY, JUNE *0, 1M1

ltIL
Rubber To Be Put
I
Upon Ration List C J » rk

ttfB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
I*. ■ I 1 E H N D O N
Court.
Semi nole
Coun ty , F lo r i d a

„

Clrrult

’A8HINGTON,. Jon. 20 —
T** Offlen.of Production
T®*"* announced Thursday
with

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' t*A V Il» I S O I 111111*11 T A I K a 4\
TO AR K U R M .Iq t u t fT , Defendant

n irc h

P .V W
7- *
K m " ' » n. w t a a a u i
kotd.r
of
Tai
Carti rtr ata
No
M llm
a n d 1 0 , 0 0 0 o t h e r Items « U
IrauMl t h . 7th day o f A u . „ .
\ . , n " I * * 1" h* a fllwa l a m , In m:
F
chrl,1“ n “ •
w i l l b e s h a r p - nrric*
and
haa m a d * ap p llr a tlo i
I curtailed.
f«r
a
tax
d**4
to
h*
l*«.i*&lt;
thereon. Bald r * r t l f l r * t « o m b n u n
;wh#. £ r M’f.J,rodue,'on Hleislon the f o l l o w i n g d * * * r l b r d p r n p r r t )
In the Count ? « f B * m &amp; n U , B t « l«
j " ! 1! hlf h M t rate in history o f F l o r i d * . t o - w l i :
* * “ • ' • } present there Is no
1 -ota 19 A sn lllork 1 1 m - .
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« • « « form
divi sio n
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production

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f o u and you wilt ho l,«,re.
f ro m I h a r a a f t a r m o
ii. and .a i d r o .| , w il v o p a r c el ,
or land Will hr aoht
ah! r o u r t r „r mm , * , men,
•*M l u t r a nn&lt;t
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■ HAVFORII, FLO R ID A . . ■ n a la l,.
Ian aadar Ik# la w . a f Florida, p

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t h* r o u r t h o u * * do o r on t h * flrrt
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In
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month
of
July.
1 H I . wh ic h la t h* Tth d* Y of July.

chiefly

PO.OOO Freight Cars

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PUUburvH, Pof. left, tllnfft Jot* LouU, world'#
Jif«vywelfhl chomp, with o left Job to the
throat In tbelr acheduled 16-round title bout
i t tha Polo Grounds, New York City* Joe

close*'/ his ryee at the blow lands and telographs n left hook from sway hack. Joe rotainrd his title by scoring n knockout In
two minutes ond 6H seconds of the
round.

New York— Billy Conn of Pittsburgh.
Pa.. I* ■ srnseless hulk on the ring floor « t
the Polo Ground* at ths end of his gallant
but fruitlrss attempt to wrest the heavy­
weight crown from lha brt)w of Jo* Louis.

Th* winner, In th* thirteenth round, and atlll
champion, la sren stalking way from hi* vic­
tim as Referee Eddie Joseph rushes In to
count "ten” over Joe’s 18th title victim.

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Florida City Affording BalK'IUtfnHd
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M B W S l’ A F K K

SANFORD, FLORIDA,

SATURDAY,

’TSanford'a new municipal alrM tt U scheduled ta be surveyed
»jr’ the Cl ell Aerwaantlea AdmtniMration for psaribls airport candnctlon or Iatpu ru len t front
thn fund* appropriated fo r the
radr beginning July * 1 for nrr-

David Gatchal, above, ton
Mr. and Mr*. Format Catch
haa been elected governor o f t
American Legion-Sponsored Do]
State In Tallaha****. Ha wi
eponaored by the Lions Club.

Registration For
Civilian Defense

Is Over 6,000
’

11

Nebon SayiiK County

Ma* (b

"Usually wxen nations come to
.pnrtlng of the way* they first
" n r * Irritated by each ether a dipkm itle activity.
That la, the
to w k cewee from the top down.

Frederick Wffllama
la En Route Here

NU M BFRU t

Nazi Executioners

I/ead Polish Women To Doom

Soviet Troops

s r jp n

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Ready
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French
N i y y ’i

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M em ber A ssociated P r e n

Geared ^or Action

IfcaK Between Gtr* many And America
&lt;
UDebate T o p i c

Italian noneular offlcera warn crderad removed from the United
Btatea by July I I .
•
An. author!aed German apokaa.
man declared ysaterday Germany
haa p rie f of "doaena of ee***H of
aapteoago In which ha anid Uni­
ted Stake* comular officials in

IN I

Heads Boys* State

.Consul Employes
i Will Also Leave

WASHTOOTON, J o n I t
Tlig- dosing of an
tag In the
w w ordered
1 loddr by the State Depart­
ment a a follow op of a
similar edict against Romo's
•Axis partner, Germany, ear­
lier‘ this week.
Officers and employes of

. ,

Cause Of Sinking- Of
0-9 May Be Left
Unsolved, Admiral
Edwards Declares

.Order Is Follow Up
. Of Similar Edict
V Against Germany's
! Staff fa it .Week

21,

ighting Showdown Is Near
In Russo-German Deadlock

Ocean's Floor
.*

JUNE

today by Edward J. Nol
•and /. N. GUlon. ce
of th* rogtitraUen comnf ' th* • Seminole County
Council, dUciooed.
A ' j breakdown W She total
show* th* follow teg registered:
1^*1 . negro men. ,3106 negro
Women | 2,067 white men, o
1.471 white women.
Tbs questionnaires will be plac­
ed In n safety depoelt vault pend­
ing certification of W PA labor
for classifying th* form*, 5
Nelson said. Those who registered
will bo filed according to th*
capacities they listed on the
questionnaires, end when chairan** of tha various defense com­
mittee* require Work era. they
will be furnished from the re
Utrutlon files.
Plenaed nt th* rooulta eg Um
two-day registration, Mr. Nalaon
declared the county 'would have
ample
volunteer* to
man the
borne ’ defense front. The report
wna amt o ff- today to Georg*
C&gt; Burr, J r. necutlvo chairman
nf lM* State Defean* Connell.
Probably the oldest o f the 4.000
n « M who registered wan a man

Local Men, Dies

Admiral Richard 8 . Edward*,
commander of aubmarlne* or tha
Atlantic float. Intimated the cauat
o f tha linking might go unsolved.
Tha danlh of all S3 officer*
and men of the sunken aubmarlne
0-9 waa Indicated lata laat night
by tha Nary after wreckage from
ih« craft shot to the aurfaee from
the tremendous dept o f 402 feel.
Rear Admiral Walnwright an­
nounced that effort) to place n
line aboard the aubmarlne would
be suspended until thia morning
•nd thia apparently aealed the
fata of the men trappM on the
oeaan floor.
Speaking of tie reacue fleet,
which ahowed a blare or lights
about IS mile* eaat of thia port.

ftirptrt, which if at pt**«nt u#la# graded and claartd by W PA
labor, was not announced.
1], 9. Senator Charles O. An­
drews also wired Urn Herald of
the airport survey, Ha aald:
rescue bell be u*ed and without
" T V civil AaroneuUca Author­ a line to the surface tha men
ity haa thia morning adviaad me below could not hope to use their
Maoism lunge In trying to come
up. Deepite the wrrekage, the
air bubble* and an oil alirk, tie
enact location of the submarine
had not been eetabllihrd.
Tha 0-9, one of the netion'e
oldest aubmarlne, and only re­
cently recomJaaioned after a dec­
ade of Idlenaaa, went onto a deep
trial dive St T:r,() o'clock this
morning. About two hour* idler
a amok* bomb dlitreaa elgnal
cams Is the aurfaee.
A f rantie , aearth fallowed, but
ae eoeMd eama from the 0-9, nor
wan eay direct contact mhde. an
HI th* rescue ship Falcon, one of
a doami navy m ean which ru«Ked to tha ecene, radioed ehortly
latlc* Authority before 8:00 P. M.
“ Have picked up painted rod
plecea of the 0-9 grating, oil
WASHINGTON, Jane I I — allck, air bubble*, dept of C7
W )— The Cbrfl Aeronautic* Ad- fa thorna “
The pubtnarlo* previously tail
tlon nanounMd today 191
Utou would ho surveys^ been reported nt a depth of S7o
It waa built to
dblo construction or 1m-, foot, although
Dvenseut work under n |94,- stand only the pressure of *
900
feet
depth.
The Falcon T,7&gt;« C A A appropriation for
report placed her at 403 feet.
■
boftantag July 1.
O f thoao, only 149 could be
selected under the tow fo r con­
struction work with 1 M I funds.
Audition
Among th* nirporta listed for Music
* survey was on* nt Sanford.
Set
For June 30
Fla.
Fodornl fund* will be spent
Data for the nudltinn of hlali
only fo r improvement o f actual
landing nraua. Local MmmuniUe* school atodenta In Seminole (7oun
win ho required to provide toad, ty to oelert th* bn/ or rlr| In
construct baOdlngs. and maintain roeelv* a 9100 music scholarship
offered by the Stetson University
o f musie, has been set for June
' " " d e ^ ^ r i n V nooJ1 Tar^rnd- &gt;0, Mien Margaret Davis, chair
man aald today. The musician,
r i l l b* heard ot tie Woman,
Club nt S.OO P, M. Monday, June
SO.
Miss Davie and her committee
composed of Mrs. Waller I. Mor­
gan and th* Rev. Martin J. Brum,
(w ill choose from the group on*
air- perOon to join winners from other
count!** wfce will
eater thr
Stetson school in th* fnlL
Th* competition Is open to nil
hoy* and girls with high
education
talent In
—, and
----. ------_
vole*.
piano or any other Instrument,

Model Plm e Group
Will Go To Tampa

ly -

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B n 11
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According to tbo llritish I’ r m H«*rvic**,
this jthotti shows (ierrmut Hiddier* Rating u&lt;*

I

Damascus' Fighting
ju n ,
reliable foreign source t i l l
t*&gt;d. r
th*

le fl' &gt;
'■&gt; hi »

executioner* mill leading Polish women
to bo » h«l in tIn* wood* nf Pniruiry,

out

County Officials Connolly Relates Experi ences
| Attend Meeting
lit W il l AIU&gt; R C O NN O LI.Y
\ At Capital City
I |k.m Mi&gt; N l m n ftutn Ni*w
Draft ItcffiHtrunt
‘Wants To RejfsU-r

Office™ Called B y
L e e , Holland To
DiscuHH New Taxes

Thinking that it la l»»tlt« i
lat«* than never &lt;ini* Hrnunob

Counts man eligible fu

County nfilriaU will leave
Mootiay to attend a conference
lit TaJlahaa*f'i’, railed by J. M
pri*) copiptroller, at the rt^uaet
Jipe#et*-4 llnllvnd L
tb C fV ^ n o r E|«eae;r4_J|nlUa(t
(fiactiaa nr nr lax
lux laws
la Ufa paxa^ii
pssnfd *by
she eerent-veesMn *rif t h r T.rgls:

mg Irlter lo the loeal tli.tfl
board,

"hear Hlr
” Hy llvlnjc oul fi*im

O f f It iwln f r o m
hi Flm Mh bnvc
•h i c o n frrrn te

o th e r

co u n t if *

every

tttddy I i l i r n «! n«t thi nn*
-4ima * trttff-tn*TnrTv|rT tflfiT T

latum
Thus* who will
niak''
tin1
trip arc Jnn l&gt; Jinkins In,
mlUctnr. Hanford P, Dnuilruv,
ins MJDcsaor; u
I* llrrmton,
iHunty c irri, K, I' H&lt;&gt;u,h«ldcr,
■■lata Ni-riatur unit ('ounty iiUuin rfj K. A IkyNiin, cKnlrmhn rtf
ibx* lliburtl of ('ounty &lt;'omiui»Monitrr, uni T VV I.m«, ron, «u*
(*«-rln t«•f nt of |mi!&gt;1m* insirutnon.

&lt;’mfi

i ('trial i aIinn wrote the fnllmv-

a
Six

am tint n alalun
I «lun| t&gt;r&gt;
who fe rili*
bill \uii may
plarn lt»h latfrr to riff place.
1 vtnrifa hi r«‘ir»tft Srn*l me a
blank I w ill fill it n* I ilfiiil
no ah *' to do Put | iuu«t
rantP t. it U no fi-lla at initio
hul liy not kpukbiuir in I true
make m»m aringeiiM'ni, fu ryw
Ml«^r pti*nae to trSl no* wlia 1 to
do-

" « i l l eloa hop** to hear lif
ref in ii mail."

liferi Iriviifti to

Item -4 to In* (iiN'ia^Mfii, toii.Mtimjf to ii tflr^riiin from Mr Lie
t«* Mr I&gt;ointnfy, iiutuilr "yciHiul
it M^Msnieut Mml collect tun of tux
ex, making budget*, and in getii rtj iiMiviifmg for Ihf fluaiicy I
•upport of thr county and tbd
srhocli."

Inter-City Coif
Tourney Starts
At Daytona Beach
Firnt of Iha srrir" of inUir*cily

nef Bd f o lio w x ,
f&gt; rd ti nrrt tr« off «i Dnyionii
1. A law dffrrting real fxtaift llfarh, Nnymorul Ltind*giM pro
tiiita, which inrliuteK the vbIuh Ht tbf Hartford Countiy Club, rr*
i mil of |rrupt&gt;rty nt
full
purl *'•! today,
,
valua.
Club* In th® firm it «rr tli®
t. A law a ffrrtln g tanfibb' niibMilrcfL Orlafldo Cmirdry Cl.ih,
lirfponal property tnxr*. which
iMylonn ftcBrb
DrLmid Cfiuril&gt;Acifie-( that rvtryon r
owning
Irv Club mid thr Hanford Coun­
tMitgible pcmonal property o f any
try Club
Th« f i v
club* will
hBract er nhsll
file
a rrlurtt
tdav niAlrhf* for fwilnlx to count
iritb tha tax RMtuaftr before
Ii wind* Ihr prist"* mil will hold
Apr. I o f
year. I f thr per
A tour mi merit At thr rnd of thr
T k iifl
(CtsilsstR sb “r a i f ------■chtHlulr at Hnytooii lUnrh with
ii 11 of the club* re prt'M'tiled by n
I cum
Sanford McthodintH
AI I ho flowr of th** tom rvi moot
Attend Conference a brno»ot wlH hr hold ivn| a tro­
Puirto Blco Haa about 1.16
** t m
land por capita compir
phy will Imp glvrn thr Hob winner
od with tha Philippine, t7so
Among those from Hanford at­ of tbo i f aAnn, Mr Idiodfiuixt Aald
and Hawaii'* It,77.
tending the Florida Method!,t Thr trophy, bought l«v a 15.00
Conference which I, now in ,r«- contribution of rsch dub, will cir­
»irq nt Community Church, Day­ culate In thr circuit 'inlil It |a
tona Beach, ere Mr, It. B. Crum- won three conttcutlvf times by
ley, Mrs. Arthur M. Phillip,. Mr*. onu club.
K. F. Crenshaw, Mr, A. K. Shoe­
All mctnbrrs of thr club* In thr
maker, Mrs. John Clark, Mrs, C~ circuit arc •llfib li to play In any
P. Herndon. Mr*. W. P. Chap­ of thr matches, though a h m Is
man, Mrs. C. F. Hrenan, and thr limited to eight playrrs.
The
Rev. W. P. Bubrman, pa,tor of team will ba matrhnl eealnat op­
the Sana ford Methodist church.
ponents with their handicaps giv­
Ouast speaker of th* conference, en and r ill play according to th*
which opened Wednesday, is Bish­ handicap of their own club.
op Edwin Holt Hughes.
A t Bouford, a vlsltln* .mlnUley
of the conform** will fill the pul­
pit at th* 11/00 A. M. service to­
morrow, Rev. Buhrmas announced.
i
—' ■
Than r ill be no preaching perFour Sanford marksmen, mom-

Legion Rifle Team
Goes To Palm Beach

the church people r ill want to
hour iahep Arthur J. Moere In
Derteoa, ho announced.
Tha program nt the conference
for Sunday la no follow) i
1:9# A. M. Communion service,
administered by the bishop end
member* ef'th c ooMnot,
11:45 A. M. Sermon. -Do Wo
Have an Authentic Leadership
and Moaoaga for thia Critical
A g * r Mahep Arthur 1. Moore.

Bods of the Laare eipected
arrow from West
Palm Beach, where they took
part today in tha fourth annual
Junior marksmanship contests
sponsored by the American La-

Up

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Turkey

f »i|biw

said

tha

Red

army

U,

i i n M 'liid a y i t f l r r i i ' i f i n n t 4 .10 lift afraid of a test against, th*
( i ’l l - k I t c l i i r n c d f f t m i lw i» v* r y Nails.
.•
|d»M t n l i •-l»i-*4
i r -44i I w nt tin ( ' u l i i m
In th* battl* between th* for­
in .i l t | n i th riM in g S tu d t u w i l h C»a mer Allies in the Near E*4t,
i he Vichy Freach forces wer*
[ b i n I II# l i t e r
iin d
II.m y
Von
\7n II
H u r r y 1* In^t w nfd w n s w r ■aid III be holding out In eg*-

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your talk until the wreck uf J liy
4. V ni Afc thr iirograrri has to
be kept id rift ly within thr half
tinirr tunit find wr were flvi»
ml tithe * MVfTtimr so wr drcldtil
to pr-alf»«mr your hroAtk’Hxt You
tmd bcher win» the I'tnrida pa
per- olmut this at oner; then
iniiki* votir Pullman rcsi rvationa,
M iiHl'nned mm Cma Tkrrf)

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Salvation Army Here
Miijmi and Mrs. William Lanffr* nf \ ildovtu, (in , havr hrrfl
appoint irl

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K. Hone as Balvi.

thin Army L * * ien» in .Scminilo
Countv Mild in* expected to ar*
rlvi* !«• r* duly h, AdJ Hoaij repo rted

y cu te rd ay

nlil
lismascu*
dr,pits
heavy
• hrlling by BrIUth and Free
Krrnrh art Illary.
Damssrus, capital of Syria, It
• pprarril. might b# defended to
the last street end the last
tuiunr. adding a mpdern chaplai
In thr blood-spattared page* *t
It, 4.W&gt;n.y*ar-a|d history.
Dhsrrvant sources In Ankara.
Turkey, pictured the NaaJ-Cotamuni,l frontier ae site* with
end weapon*
on lb* move,
rapoi
ngnr and SlovaHuman!*. Hungary
closely gearod
to
kla, all
,11 were close..
-----thr German war machine, aald
In hr on a virtual war fo o lln *
French armored detachmanl*
havr I it s ten o ff British end H lfHti troop* hemmrrlag at th* gate*
of Dim urui and laktfi 406
rnrra In ferocloue eombat around
Ihr outer fringes of the Syrian
capital. It w*» reported lu t nightA communique claiming th* In­
vasion «»f Syria had been brooght
to a atandillll on most fronts and
&lt;(-.s«lea*a Vre— Peg* TO***/ *

W. B. Yomub 7^,
Prominent Grower
In Oviedo, D i ^
W n. Young, 78, prominent cel­
ery rrower for th* post 16 yanff
at Oviedo and formerwtavei atoto#
nperator, died *1 hi* ■ heioo- ■
Oviedo eariv this morning altar *
Unerring Ulneoa.
'
noro In Fivettavltu.
N- C.,
Nov. 3. ISST. Mr. Yawtg waa a
member of th* Methodist Okvrck
In Oeledn olid of th# Maaani*
Lodge. Ho cam# to • O vW # to
1919 frbm Stark*, where he w*a
enraged In th* naval eioro* bn*-

HtaliMiM »l nt Valdosta for nino
ycAFN, Mipir VariRei In noted
as s good vpiri'uil man and Is
particular ly mterratrd In work­
ing with yuurin people, Adi Rose
said. With the co-optvatinn of
the pecj,dr I rrn he should he able
to do gund work In this county,
he added
The Major's family consists of
hi* wifr, five children and hia
Iv * e .
“
“.
mother in law, Mm. Martin.
Funeral eervtces will ba
at th* Oviedo Cemetarv 8u
Dr. Meyer To'Speak' sfterneon at llS0-‘ *4eto*kJ *w1(A
th* Rev. J. H- Barer, paster r t
A t Stetson Monday the
Oviedo Mribodlat f t a n k , i
Gelatine, assisted tor tha Ren.
Parents and teachers ar* In­ n. link, paitor
Am
vited to hear Dr. Harold Meyer, BapUat Cbo
professor
of sociology at
th* rnents • «
University o f North . Carolina,
Carey Hand Futwral B e t a Is
speak Monday morning nt 10:06 Undo.
&lt; • '
o’clock at the Chapel o f SlotSurvivor* to c M * kia

’•*

u Z i.

Th* hoy*

Warner nf
S. Tljm t o f
Sga- arranged a lunchan mooting
featuring a covered dish lunch
Monday, th* letter staUd, in tha
talk Dr. Meym^a

“

nr

N ui ii O il) t«« Hnnfunl I regrettSoviet Runsia, and Nssl
*i| in 'Irm n Ihiit runby uf my Cvmianv were today reDortItit'iiilrt linliul In lutrn Iti I hi; etl to hnve reached in their
\Li y J7 ItmMikttAl uf “ Wt* T li#
I*t u|il* ’ ■!%•** |u «|ir pftiitfd ilrm hargalning a deadlock which
in llu 3-Difuiil IturnLf that day only bloodshed or an ele­
nDi I itVK YItt«(
I would full
lie venth-hour yielding could reboard tin thi air that fvpnlriR, .solve.
Imi I HMnul, wmi It) |iHmtlffi"t nil
in Turkey, a military at*
Iht* Tiiuiulny livening .prior to
che of one of the
July I
May 1 Hint*- that I ha
powers, inobi
lb rultl ih Ih I n im r t ly In print­ „ gned
ing ill in ill vix JAtui h they i opi«il alungmide ths NaUs s m t Ih
fruirt my lelt'gtnitt uf Iht* •vrn- fighting showdown would
inir
Th * r-lr align «vi?riti la days— not weeks.
^
la g Iwfiir**.
IhT
Russian diplomatic sources to
)titilm»»
t*• tin* limit mi b lip are
leading »•

Thrrr lmi&gt;ortdnt nrw tax Iiu k golf itMilcbv* brtwen fiw rlula
fipaetud in 4h* dlxt iiNurd and »*x- (a ill lx* nlayf»l fomorrnw Afts»r- Th* IN «.|.i4 ■ bwvo Amur bod new*
idainrd w i t * lUtvd by Mr. Iloud* orion of 1iBn fiVlock « hen thu Han* for ym»; we'll hast* to poplpuno

Letter From England Says People .
Here TJvely Time” During Air Saids

Prindpalf Diacoas
County Text Books

Main­

high command.

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                    <text>Itaytona Put To
Jest As City For
All-Star Contest

DAYTONA BEACn, June 1E ■ (Special)—When dlrectora of the
Forida State League choae DayT Una Beach at the alt* of the
Eu league’* fourth annual AII-8U r
f,‘ ’ game liated for Saturday night,
K. July 8 , they really put the city
*v ‘ "on the apot" and In more way*
than one.
I',' *; Fire yean ago, the dlrectora
» did lh* tame thing, and few
' facet were aa red In official
f ., league circle' aa were thoan of
,&lt; Daytonan* for only 863 penon*
a . paid their way Into the iseik for
; v what prored to be a slaughter.
V:
That 862 paid attendance figure
probably atymled loop mogul* for
not until l » 3» wa» amlher Alli ■ Star tUt attempted, THI« me wa*
v\, paved at Sanford where 4,400
f S0/U '
:&gt; odd person* paid their way to 'ftO M
*c* Dale Alexander and hi* grew!
f&gt;&gt; Sanford Celeryfeda
meet an
OotPAJod
V equally aa brilliant All-Star nine
inspired by the sucre1* of the l
f ! 1680 ihow, dlrrctotra roled frr
another In 1810 again at San
y\ ford. Thla time the p*ld al
tendance wa* in the 3,30&lt;l.ndd ill
f,' rlalon. lack of an outstanding
' trader a* was Alexander and su-h
K- aMr* a* Sid llndson. Dopey Dean
f
and Tommy Wcat, led to the redisced attendance In the opinion
K af many.
Thla year, dlrrelotri agreeing
s' that Daytona Bearh ought t
M AKieetz o f TMe n e w
f,. hart another chnncc because o'
G l A r l l S S.NC6 1 9 3 2 ------ o l i . y
V Ha central loealltnn. fine park.
ccw aiie mack : a n o Joc HfChorm,
f , , and popularity aa a July 4 week
SiAC® ffc*R/ 5 JCC0 fO f d v
up end gathering Blare, chose the Jorbj W 6 (tA«rt* MMk6 $- v. 1 of ift e A c r w e m a n keens, k m c
•’ city unanaimouafy.
Will It be MMtcAAtieis km c eetri
e e t K wfAPCRs uwcrert. a - *
HA DC IK 1UC AlAfiOdAL LCA6UEasjd it ik rue AMefiiaoj

plaque, and ft will b* a f eating
award that will be presented an­
nually *o the city with th« but
opening attendance.
I league President Honey L
.Gray, (lalneavill-*, will mnk- lb*
Ipresenlallun* on behalf of the
Ileague.
| It will ie the 'engur* s fir it
rpportunlly publlcally to expre**
it* appreciation to the two North
Florida aportamcn whoae names
1are synonymous with baacball
In the Ancient City. Without their
itaaiatanc* from year to year, 8 t.
lAuguitln* might not have ila
u«ua] lop-ranklnr ball club*, and
the entire outfit would have

jusrcAsir

JA ORflO NV IL I.R,

June

Fighters
Claim Victory

NEW YORK, June IH &lt;/P&gt;
— Here air the cvr-of-ltntllr
statements of Joe I,mil, and
Billy Conn for their heavy­
weight title fight Irt the M o
grounds tonight.
Louis— That Hilly Conn ta Ik*
'ou truch *iout wh*t hr gonn*
do. Ther'll be a knock'ul in
this fight *nr| you know who ]
think'll ilo It. Conn nlnt no
faster than a lot of fell * . I
met, like Lee Komasr, llnb
I’aatnr and John Henry Lewis.
And I caught all of them, didn't IT Ihm't forget, I run do a

16.—

(Hpeclal)—Of
lha
appliratlon*
!J for aid In dependent children
made In Ermlnol* County alncr
' the program was launched In
. September, 1D8H, through April of
’ this year, 60.38 percent of thoae
acted upon have been approved.
R wa* announced today by the
8 t«t* Welfare Board. Th* atate
average during the earn* period
.waa 64.28 percent.
Aa of April, a total of 43 fam­
ilial (116 children) had been ap­
proved for th* receipt ef cash
gront* In th* county.
Don to limited fund*, aid to
dependent children hat been dla.
trtbuted on a population baala to
. aach Of the counties.
' •' 'Application* for A- D. C. durJHg' April totalled 288 families
■ Mpfbaentlng 885 children Thcke,
added to the 8.664 pending from
March, gave a total or 8,062 ap
-. pi let t Iona pending at the end

liftl*

It'll

hor.'mf

lie

ttVcr

inyaelf.

in«lilr

I

gurt*

eight

Cafln!—Lost* has lost r,0 per­
cent rrf
his punrh
and has
slowed
way dgwn.
lie's Just
sootier
guy now. They enn
*ay what lh*-y want shoot
how l start loo slow, soil how
I'm mil heavy rnmigh, ami
how | lose my tamper Well
*11 I *ay It 1*11 he heuvyweight ■rhampmn- h y Bbnur"tT

M tln ir 88 children ire re ap
provin, 1 U families representing
S4''whfldrkArt were rejected, *nd II
fiMtllre repretenting Id children
Werii' dlaposed 6f for other reaaont. The total of RJ.02, less I he
SI'Actad upon, leaves a pending
figure at th* end of April cf
SJM7 famlllei repreaentlng 21,467
children.
' Assistance
payment*
wrrr
mad* during April to 2,01)6 f*mlllta ‘ representing 7.560 children
Th* grants received totaled 177,.
940, an average of 026.7R per
fatally or 110.20 per child. The
Average number of children t&gt;er
family receiving aaelatance wea

Takes Coach’s Advice,
• Look At Him Now
kl)-*Do whit your coach tell*

| ffiV Sia'S ! T B S

( pofmt* told hi* star bagkfleld
is M b * * rrt,r ** MMar play Use
Lf.-hair‘ In Fprlng ■* n conditioning
' mean*. The grlddcr had. never
? playad a g«m* of t**fU ]l (n hi*
(S life, but obediently followed In. Otruetlona.
W, Today thnuaand* of fan* who
- , Htver heard of him In football
. - know him aa lh* ccntorfielder of
it- th* World championship taecball
"j dab, one of the beat ball-hawk*
Tha name— H air y Craft.

SEMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS

« 2

o'clock
to win

tonight. I nt
the &lt;1,vision

WASHINGTON,
June IH —
(Hperlnl)— The pulling power
of newspnpi-r sitvertislng nguln
has been atb-sled by saving*
and loan nssncinlltin*.
Forty-five tents of every dol­
lar spent by
ings and loan **■
violations Git husinea* promoll -n
in 1040 went tor advertising In
newspapers, ut i mdlng to
the
fourth unmul survey conducted
by Lh* public telatinna depart­
ment of th&gt; l-tileral Home Loon
Hank Bounl The balanco of the
advertising ilollar waa aplll up
among 12 other media.
Nlnely-fout pen,-at of the re,
porting Institutions said
they
Used newspaper paid spare in
tin ir ailrerUuing program*, vary*
lilt uerm rlltig to uln- of * * 'oria.
lion. Those In th* smaller com­
munities spent I ho largest part
dvrrttslng rdi

*

I »un. lh*- Hvirvcy It t* r*tinwtt-it th n l Uif' to ta l R im tu iil u iu m I
•*v nil ini*ifihf*r tt*in»clni ionn o f
tlin
I t l i ’Mit ilt n t ir
I^ m n
H ank
to liriii|f tn n u w h y » L
til Hi ’t illin g I ho y r n r wnti n tio u 1.
ir. m ill m ill, w ith lh « A m o u n t inIlk lal isrell V rp im t iln
IHtf OFI th#
tsi/f u f t h r in nt tu itio n ,

Amendments Will |
Become Effective A

luluI of

1,2H4 vivinfa

an*1

|Ui'im

.tArKHONVILI.F,
.line IH
Hpeel*l&gt;—T w o nmeodiocnts t"
•he Hml-I Hceurltv *e. w&gt;'l *-•
-nine effective on .Tulv I of thl*
rear the H.*lr Welfare Bourd
ha« ‘ircn advised.
These read:
"Effertlve July I. 1031, provide
*K-t the slate m-rnry »hall. In
determining m-r--l tnke Into con
slrierntion pnv olln-r Inronte noil
resnurre* of an Individual rlalm&gt;ne old age a*»lstnnrr; and, rf
fcctlve July 1, 11841. provide sab
guards which reslrici thr u«« of
diaclcinnv nr infnrniallnn ronrernlog applicants sod rr-lpivnla I"
nurp'Sc* directly rnnncrted will'
th* ndmlnlrtraUon of old-age as
elsUnrc/
Under the terms nf the amend,
menla. both nf wlrirh are In line
with Ha plescnt and |ix*t pnllcb-s.
the Flat* Wn'fate Board la pro
hIMted |-y federal
law
from
rrantlng old age aaalatanr* with
out iTTird tn Income other that
the old-age assistance rath grant
and alio from making public In
format!'n concerning applicant
and recIplenU.
The moat draatlc penalty for
violation of these imenedmenl*
which the Social Security Board
could Invoke would be th* with­
drawal of federal participating
funds from the *Uta. Urea* arc
granted on tho baala of dollar for
drllar o f Stata money, and wll'
b# tncrvaaad In proportion to the
Increase In public oaalatance ap­
propriation* by th* reeent aoialon
of th* Laglskilur*.
•Tha requirement In Pagan! to
th* disclosing gf information con(

2

. Niagara*#.

H O eW TAl.

NEW TORE. -Juna 18- W
Major Edward Bowea. radio
preaonlo. entered Doctor*
pital today for an emerf

Malcolm Pop*, outboard motor boat atuntar doing bln medal*
for Paramount, Fox Movietone and Universal nawa re*la at
Cypreaa Gardena near Winter Haven, and bar* ha la aendlng
hi* outboard M feet through the air after riding up an Inclined
platform at the apeed of 40 miles an hour.

All Loop Umpires To Pitchers Are Made
Begin All-Star Game ‘Down On The Farm’

HAT OUTFIT
■BUDDY? «■

Pulling Power
O f Advertising
In Press Shown

m Wh?Mi|itir uiIh.

BOWES IN

DIES

r M IAM I,
Juno
18 — &lt;AV-r
Helen Vamar,
74.
prominent
worker for the Ughtheuaa for the
Blind hare, ana a pioneer radio
performer, died yesterday o f a

DAYTONA BEACH, Jut)* 18
1flfh lighting the brief program
that will be a fra tu e of the
Florida Bute League'* fourth an­
nual A l-Plar game here 'on Sat­
urday night. July 5 at li o'clock
|will be the presentation of the
|league'* new attendance trophy
to Fred Francia and llrtb Wolfe,
ro-aptnaora of the 8t.v A ugut tine
team.
BL Augustine won opening day
attendance lonora
when
more
than 1JV00 fana paid th*lr way in­
to the park, one of the flneat

M

Both

B K N E F ACTEEB8

Attendance Trophy
Will Go To Saints

DEAN.OF NATIONAL

id wofinl IfiriA |i«rtlr IpBl fet hi
M
w iiik i’y, filliru t nut rtrtalln*!
i&lt; i r i H m on h o w th p y Apent Ih o lr
uU ir&lt; u*Oiir h iiil^ vtA tln rin if
Iho
m u
Th*’ Nnmplc w a » '14 n # rc rn t
uf nil m o m h rrA o f lliw F fd ^ r A l
M uom - I. u n ii |1a nk * y p t' nu « n unHM iitlU hiffli AAmplc In auch pur-

American Birthrate
In Declared Rising
W A U M N fJT t)^^June IB— (41
Hi-vvislng all scientific fore,*&gt;■is. the Ouipg Bureau aald
Tin-iUy the American birthrate
&gt;n* rising.
J f. ('apt, ernaua director, at-ill- tliHt Irt Iht first four months
if thl- year alone, th* crop of
n&gt;-w tuthi** a n
approslmatoly
Irl.nnO larger lion In the *lml-

SECOND DIVISION
Mae

^

Whit# *1

HE war dapirtment dl*
rectad th* organisation af
the Second division, rvgulu
army, 8«pt, iJ.’.illT . JHow»v«r,
the dlvtalon waa oc|«nli«d W
Franc* from troop* a*n( over
acparatciy
ltd MaddugrUn
ralahllahed f)CL
waa eatabllahad
CKL 14, 10tf.
H IT
raltUpf p f a dtvUlpn b*g4ij
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f

Second

dlffared

combatant

from

dlvti

waa m*d4 Up of th* Flhh anq
tlh rag Imen I* of bvtrtne*.
a dlviilon ltd all other almllar ofganltaUoru In th* nlimbar
of DUtlngulahad Service CroeMa
awarded.
Dough boy* of the orggBI**ttArt saw aervtr* on European
haltl* grcfcnd* la the Verdun.
Tool. Marbach* gad Blano Moot
aectora; aver* In lb * ChateauThierry sector. May I t to July
P. ta il. In a)moat continuous
heavy ngh'lng, including th*
famous ft*'4au Wood operation,
and In Mam*. St. Mthlel, Champegn* and Meuae-Argottaa oftensive*.
Th* division served M day*
In active sect ora. ‘ TI In quiet.
It a d v a n c e d 60 kilometer*
agalnat enemy realalaned, caplured 12.026 prisoners (Includ­
ing 218 officers). 341 piece*, of
artillery and 1 J » machine

S

KUHiv

DAYTONA BEACH, June Id
• -(Special)— A
real
"W orld*
St-rles’’ atmoaphere will prevail
hr re Saturday night, July 6, when wi i iw u i k i i i i i ^ inu uiui, Kjvitevrn
, as the Flcrida fltat- League Dot hard work on the farm with
Ip'aenta Ha fourth nnua! All-Slat hi* hand* In boyhood' wa* a Mg
game, It will aaalgn Its entire help In developing hi* pitching
staff of umpires to the tl’ t.
muscle*.
,
i While President Henry Gray
“ I waa always about playing
lind not made hit opening game ball aa a kid,” recounts King Carl.
aelerlioiu aa yet, It waa inrilcat- "I never thought 1 would be a
ll at If he followa the rule of big leaguer. I Just liked to play.
other years, the loop a "rookie”
"There are lota of thing* a
urnplrea will get the atartlng aa- boy does an a farm that prob­
slinmenta.
ably help him to develop himself
That would mean that the as a ball-player, such as milking
team* of Hummer and Morgan * lot of rows, working In the
and that of Butler and Smith fields— plowing, cultivating and
would open the game, on* as­
signed to each baae. Smith and
Morgan are new-comera to the
league.
mi* quartet would work four
a til one he f Inning* after which
I ie gam* would go Into the hand*
of Hod Ryan, 0 *l)e_Jj*e,
Mrl.aulln, and iB*
iGiluia 'played i tetween the tram leadlatter a member
” big lh*. leagiie g l ' ntMtiighl J.iy
umpiring »taff.
■e will 3 and V team »W ct*d -irflUh"
&gt;e, re- voha of fana gatheghig In |Urks
around the league Sunday aad
t intly preasetl Into tervhe.
The AII-JHar g\m* wlm tSfrifbm Uy. Jon* 22 and 23.

3

BIG TRADE-IN ON G-3 ALl-WIATHIRM
110-.tr.I-4 ikm l , , l(
Coma la B M r ra d -o d c about our U p I fa ilf Ja
Thla g n a t tlr* gioao you 19 laat of
aedety grip is ovary loot o f tread. Y#t to d e tfli MfeW
you LESS PEB MILE thas’w vbrbofw d, ;

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The Bet ond dlvtalon U naw
training at Fort 8am Ilouaton,
Tax**.

.. authenlie ra-1
porta, lh* insignia of Ui# AW - 1
sion wa* designed by a truck
driver. He painted It «n th*
•Id* of A truck and it rtpfcDy'
came Into general use In th*
dlvtalon. The design la an In­
dian head erilh background liar
and shield with oo»o*a varytng
according to unit

S U M M E R - T IM E IS
T U N E - U P " T IM E

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A n d &gt; V a te r T r a n s p o r ta tio n

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M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d

F ren i

N U M B E R 247

Shipyard Strikers
In San Francisco
Refuse To Mediate
Allied Siege Forces I
Threaten Old City
From Three Sides;
1 R, A. F. Hits Brest

m

*

Nad Spokesmen
1 Hail Turk Pact
Agreement Is Termed
“Stunning Defeat”
Berlin Source

Hr AaMftilrtl

,

• Vichy French defenders of
Damaacus were renorted to
hare rejected a Britinh ul­
timatum for the surrender
of the four-thousand year old
capital of Syria today an tin'
Allied siege forces threat­
ened the city from three
bidet.
dwindled.
In
the
i slightest confirmation,
it r w s rta from T u rtvy
Hltlar'a War machine luul
i. i.
*1

a last night w u r "stun
dafeak?~Jor JlrltUh d(|&gt;loJntgj&amp;ratad
the
pact u - * i coup against R uuia
amid rapidly, mounting GermanRuasUa i friction.

German officialdomi wa» alieni
n relation* between Moscow and
Berlin. JUutan,
Brttlah
agency,
dlaaemlnatad
report*
•bout the rumored Carman ulti­
matum and invasion laat night.
For tha
eighth
conscculivu
m ight Royal A ir Force bomber*
roared over Germany and Na*i
occupied territory to strike hard
blow* at Bremen and Brest.

* Jl 4till
11 i n tf

I

fin d

iff?

Noel Carter (le ft) receive* the
flejrree o f llnetor nf la w , on !«■ha 11 of I'rimr Minister Winslun
Churchill from
President
Also
\'alrntine o f the University «if
Rochester, nl Itocheeti'r. N. Y.
As |»*rl of the rxem ses, In a
hf' illicit.t

Cl urchill

*t&gt;-

prHlnl In the IL S. to speed mil
to lirilsin.

Registration For
Defense Is Said
Good In County

yp.nl, I'rrMtk^il Itoosrvrti today
i»| p th 'l "we wmild ralher Hip on
our fr r l tlmn live on our km****
We, loo, wi'rp bom to
unit tM’ltrvifig
in
frrtotlom in
willing to flk*ht to maintain frre
Horn."
The FinMdmrd mnde the* total!*.
inFiit in n iiiFHRMgr of ri|MgKifiri.!*
lo c» utntMtfi und by I*nrd Hull
fux,
Mnhfh
AmbiisRuHor
nml
Clmm illor of Oxford.
A blunt rejection
w« r
in
■tore yenterdiiy for Germany’*
strong protrut on the* «,apiibini'i
o f N **i eon mjI■ from th* limit'd
Slut cm nml the government wan
inking -teps to prfvrnt
(hrm
from fth irin g into I*a1in Arm-n
ran r&lt;iontric« to continue ‘*»nim irnl" netivitjH'H
M n k in g

one

of

hi

in

ru n *

v i* tH

In the SI lit r Ihg«*rtmrnt to *lr
liver Iho notr, Harm Thonmnti,
flffMlilti fdmrge d'af filr i'i, wmt
told Mini it would be given ?&lt;m*
* (deration
Hut a litllf
later
Sumner
W rllr«. Pndcr*f*crrtary o f *Stnir,
announced
that
arrangr muntn
w rre |»rtM rmling for lha ilrpir
iuro of lha consular o ffic ia l'
Htmm President Rooaevrlt aesubvermiva
a c tltitlt*
Edward N cUkjH. who with J. dia#(i o f
This left no &lt;Ion bt a a to the naN. Gil Inn is head a f the civilian
'iw o f the American reply «n
ilrfen sq .registration tuinmiUcc uf (irrifiBsyi
InC Siuninola
County
Drfcuso
W Hlra added that under pro
Council, said today that advance Rent condition* the URual proct
dure
waa to request othar belli
inilicatlnn* reveal registration In
govommanta
fo r
**f«
this crfunly will Mirpii** that in grront
conduct o f tha ousted o ffic ia l'
neighboring counties in pro|H&gt;r- and to m ike auiiable arrange
tlon to impulalion.
menla for their return home.
Counting the
questionnaires,
The undersecretary made thi*
which began Tuesday, is cipeel- Hntrment in reanorum to a quim
rd to be finished neat week, Mr tiun aa to whether any action
hml been taken to prevent tin
Nelion said.
going
to
(jiim
All prrelnct* have mndf their conaula from
report* and the
i|Ue*tionnaneii Ameriran countries Ilia reply in
now are being *e|iar*led into Him ted the arrangemunlii wmiM
four cla**ifieation*, negro men, insure the return nf the off*fjerinany,
thu
negro women, white men uni j f rinls direct to

Indications Arc That
S e m i n o l e Is To
Surpass Neighbors

Dr* Ilona fton-her* t right I ( Oc* m.iii ( ’mi
nul Cenernl in New York, pauses 'at tin d&lt;&lt;
o f hU offices M in i ?&gt;iniul‘ •■No** |o f 'p m h f 't
r r q u e s t for iw stnleini nt II i- offlci • undud

cH in l in I*ri"»nfent*! on lrr that all N » i
&lt;'tm&gt;ula1irM &lt;Itor nml their personnel
1 S by July 10 The (jermnn Ktitluiss\
Wu tiirielnn

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Mrs. Ada Lecu Dies
After Ixmg lllneHs

Surtax Increases
Studied By Mouse

President Of NBC
Assails Regulations

City News Briefs

BrJtitdi Open Of fice
For U. S. Volunteers

James Sharon, Jr.,
Gets New Position

U. S. Takes Oyer
Italian V e s s e l

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Citrus Shipments
Decline Rapidly

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SAN' K l t A N 'r iS l’O
Jiino
111
4/11
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L.
marhiniat* mi *1 rike al I I Han
Franc isi n
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f ti ili'il tnilnv I d v ii’lil In a
sitnircsl mu fi’nm 11n’
P rra lilciil nf tln’ ir iiilpriiatinnal
union Dial thi’ v return to
work ami imalinti* th eir &lt;lifw ith lh a
inanaifc*
nieflf

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siinl t ’tinpniiv'to fhi|Hiinltl»ng ilk
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the weekly shoot ■! tile H&gt; oimrile
til!"
(iun Huh, in I be n
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as nl 2f» ygnh with polic
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Other niwtr tin Nun Wrii
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In a hi.ienn nt rnnHe &gt;• i«
Jim Allenby. i"l. U
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Ned Smith Has |GanzcI Denies Girk’s Charges;
High Score In
Palatha Starts Drive For Club
Slow Fire Shool
Allenby Is Se c o n d
With One P o i n t
Short Of Winner

In

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werr Ned Smith D2,nml J -» I t n il t’ ­
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Moat of
the
questionnaire* Wlih shipments rapidly declining Saturdny, ••ml
nt ti r v
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wore aigued In Banfurd a prelim­ and the end of the Reason in Sun* fif the Id iMnn imifi In
Tin fn ii mi ng have In rn a*k
H'i’ ' I Hm' (nils, In J.j M*-m * lad
inary cheek today allowed, w.lh siitht, federal control enmltlcc*. Inrd lean if* will enter ho(h i|n ,
i m I v* U" im Mm pn 11h e a t »a
iii!' id
exent*.
H
nirii
in
th"
tn.ielie.
Ovludu placing neat with U71. Wednesday recommended to the
V e lm
* vi l i tie , h M h \ I »t • . I
A I .’III Mi(Mr
r i
wilt pill
Communitica which used Oviedo Secretary of Agriculture that Vf.uml irirlntltl .1 y (.m iHnt
Mil Ml' HflV*
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a* tbrir
rcgiatralion
precinct present regulation* on Interstate J l , Uf», limf Fill File t fkiminl . hfi I f n f l l
lid J ’ d lf i
1X4 y
' ‘ P* I 1•d |r» IIt* ’ I
"I'lk'kit I”
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Were Goldcnrod, Slavla and Ga- ■hipmrnta of oranges he continu­
I
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p it 111a a t * f XX til
t •a* Ii a f ma I d« • I mi i Im’Ii I Ink
brlalle. Altamonte *o far la thud ed until July 27, which wa» desig­
1l
vv
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f i n i W illia tt m , i »
ifkv MmFi urn lift
IK h i4 p u p n f
In the numbur of blank* luriud nated aa the end of the Arsucin
1I’ lull gflX I j '.I14gII It 'Mill I Fiat
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in, with tl!7 aigtird In a popu­ This meant that only fruit grad
M .iU h
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lation of £00. ThL* amall com ing U. B. No. 2 hnd higher
tin t r y dm mg IIj
?fi tse. VV A
Za elia I v
I’
II
fin i t mg
niche will
muhlly la e*pecti-d to remain nt be permitted to mores. There I*
II* 11 f oMF-lia y
smith and S K Andrews
M.
(*!
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u
rvM
the top of the lint in percentage no also restriction
i f u n l f o r tF ie |mi&gt;t .'in
aigned.
grapefruit regulation*, which prr1 yrsteniay riMirrilng
Lit I..NSI’S'. SI S F F N D F D
Ambulance driving apparently
There
Waa
no
dlarua*
ion
,
nf
Mm" Z \ r r
lingering illne&gt;«
Horn
la the moat popular avocation vkousljf
K*d b#en idopUd /oK'Uhr^tnitotfiri Itnugr . \m , ftFie i t*»|r|
W A S IIIM i T M N '. J une If* fd*i
In Bemlnola County. Mr. NeUnn duration."
rd at 201 French Ax &lt;rii.r an.I
S um *’ ti* M'lf f r f*M d a y nf t he
Germnny and Sovlat Ruuia aald smiling, since more peraon*
»
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a
meml.cr
t.f
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mat
k nf | \ iiiiiiilmir&gt; I ” ! Mini
VV AeSlIINl■! UN
Jmii
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ohvUeWy ar* la conflict and indicated they would serve a* an
Crn»» Episcopal Churrh
iniciit ing with will 1mtiM, in fmt (/I*f
ambulance
driver
than
any
TFu 11mi • W..V*
A i.l
aama algna paint to war.
until*'**
x
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lit
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Burvivurs
include
her
hii&gt;l&gt;v&gt;&lt;lnn
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occupation.
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The qncatinnnalre* also re­
t.-nlat ix.-ly to it i " nt ini ml di «*
by while Adolf Hitler
son,
Andrew
M.
1
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al.c.
of
,
..itiicat.
ii
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ifit.imitl.e
lit im n u*n* Ml lllll’ U - i'll III
iph Stalin are avppoaod veal that a surprising number » f
Sanford
dividual ilirtmmn l.tft’ 1 I m I IJT11* t‘l|
WASHINGTON, June 10 —
to
enaolng aa agreement or persons in the county apeak two
Kunrrsl aervire* will be held
or more languages. Including one W7— Nile* Trammell, president
"I 4&gt;tl 1 lirpUTMt l” fl I’ U I’M gif of |l|«
Who apeak* Ctceh.
of the
National
Broadcasting at 10:30 o'clock Friday morning
l a i n * M l IIto t o n i l M ' W II i a t l l n « t f f |
Person* o f all age* aigned the Company, predicted yesterday the *1 lha Erickson Funeral Home,
t-MNII.UOU.UOU IK add.lK.tisl roquestionnaire*, the co-chairman Federal Communication Commis­ with tho Rev. Martin J. Hram
venue
will
ho in
■tatad. The minimum age waa sion's regulations for network* officiating, Burial
The n.-w iridividu.il im otne ,ui ! IB, and a number o f hoy*varM would place the radio Industry Evergreen Cemetery.
' * * schedule . . . .« .d to m..rtPallbearer*
will
be
J.
G.
Wail*.
ptrla o f that age volunteered under the domination of
the
il.sii double the Itn hill of e*
V J o o d 1Oiclr aorvicea. One bey o f JB. commission, a small group of C. W. Brown, L. Grow. B. G
ery t*&gt;payer.
n e a a who Crete on hb blank that he stations "and a few large nation­ Methln, R. Z. Johnson, Sr., and
Charles Marshal).
had juat been graduated from al odrm tlM n."
cMith grade. Mid he would
Trammell Mid the regulation*
The Srrainnle (!€&gt;ujitjr Uimnl
he willing to
try
meaaongcr wood bring “chaoa" to th* ra­
’•f RciHuni will mi*et i t tho City
dio baatneM and result eventual­
Mall Friday afternoon at 2.00
Oae man In Lake Mary, aged ly la non-competitive,
govern•clock.
Yt, end another In Sanford, aged mant-sontralUd broadcasting.
WABIIINGTON. June ID —
73, went
registration place*
Oulbotrd
Asso- 1A1 — llrillsh Air Commodore PiG. Sharon, Jr., San The Bsnford
In flit blanka. Large numbers ef
rle
announced last night th* ru­
ford attorney and secretary of I istlon will meet at the Chamber
oeroom la tiwfr 60s volunteered.
the Seminole County Defen-v of Commerce tonight at 8:00 o'­ nning of offices in New Yorb
Council, left Monday
morning clock. All members sre urged City to arrange for theussnd,
W HfTNBT W SDS
for Washington to'accept a po­ (o be present to discuss summer of American voiunlrrra to go to
Britain to help operate England'
land’s
WASHINGTON, Juse 10— (Al sition with the Department of set!vi tic*.
“ secret weapon” — an
slrplsnu
PLV m OUTH, Ohio, June I P - The - Maritime Commiseioa
Jnitlcs,
faich he said promiMi
Building permit* were Issued detertor which
U hat token for
I ) —In the village chi
Mr. Sharon was graduated &gt;n
started her raualcal ca
able Chun 103T from the Unhrerei&gt;y of to Guy Brlstop to ra-mof a to smash night bombing.
Britain wants many kind* of
nt
~
Bearla, U-year-old
Florida law school, and formerly building at MB Cypress Avenue
lager Wednesday
Italian ship* laid ap waa employed by tha Federal st a cost of |lfi and to A. A. technicians to operate thousands
of
the now wrspons and will
tee waters,
Una
Vanderbilt
Land Bank In Columbia, a C Evans Estate to erect a frame
dt. MDUammlre New _
win he taken to for four and n half year*. H* garage at £08 East Fifth Street pay wages for them higher than
I and avtatien ex- Newport
fa r
. .
drydoeklng before la n member af FI Kappa Phi at a cost of f 20. Ram Glllts is it la paying ita own operator*,
uid his aides revealed.
Plrle and
fraternity, ......
contractor for the latter job.
Ig'sBilPPtB
gwB0iCw*

Germany ha* issued an ulti­
matum demanding awacplng ter
yitorial and oconorak privilege*
W f SovUt Ruuia, It w u rvporle.l
by ■ BrltUh ttaw* agency In *11*patch from Ankara
today, and
ra today.
the agency added that other na­
tion a u id tha O em ina already
bad launched an attack.
W..7«.r . li.iri.t .7 - . . . . . .
in r
quoted 1Martin Argenaky, 'VNBG
repreaenlaUvo
In Ankara,
••
aaying ha had I, from vary rellahla diplomatic aourcM
that
tha German ultimatum la about
, Jp eapH*a and la being eonildervd
fn Moecow while Naal and Bo
troop* man on the border.
Tho aame agency alio aald It
had roeotved from Win*ton Burjjett, CBS repveaenUtlve In the
W nrkbk capital, unconfirmed reporta that tha Nail* had attacked
at I I placao, hat corroepondenie
In London with diplomatic contactn anld thla report had been
to circulation for IT boon wlth^ e t MWfhmntkm from any uu»r-

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Defense Orders

Cleveland Is Chosen
Remain Unfilled
I’or Croup's Con­
vention In 1012 Kleven Yards Invol­
ved In Fnhor Dis­
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Finland called ap her re.
(he government
sharply
curtailed
eleltlan
trala traffic to fa clllU U milItarjr preparations today a*
Europe atlrred
with rumor*
o f aa Impending new Grrmsn
l i n t * fey
preeldootUI
»r
Pr« "
rraa all Ftnniak reeerve « lflefra w art made regular ar­
my a f f ir m .
It
appeared
evident that Flntsnd, dam
■•atad by Germany and arrh
faa of Rusal*, waa making
propa ration* for n new ran filet.

Workers Ignore Sug­
gestion Of Their
I wader To Bring
Trouble To Close

Pittsburgh Man
Named To Head
Kiwanis Club

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&lt; ases Of Paralysis

rns.H ,,f mfMniile pumlyMR Fieri’
A l Ills i .quest the
4»fficisl*
nulh’iri/4«f use nf m t ily t our ty
howpitsi huiltling tn in.ilute the
nine ruses nml iitokeil the tuivftl

Thomas Swunn Heads
Citrus Commission

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June
19-WPl—
pu- The Fb.ri.ls Citrus Commission

Gas Kation Cards
Possible In Fust
WABIIINGTON, June 1U —
(/P) — Interior Secretary lckca,
defentr petroleum
coordinator,
said loday a ration card sys­
tem for the us* of gasoline in
the east ws* one of the things
under runtideratlon if rigid re­
striction* on
petroleum
were
made necessary by an expected
oil shortage.

irmcsnliMl
Wednesday w i t h
Thoms* It Bwsnn, Winter itavsn,
rhairmsn and snnounrod that a
relimlnary hearing would bs held
'huraday and Friday
of n n t
week for all advertising sgsnclew
Interested in cocking a contract
for the 1041-42 eeason.
Bwsnn was unanimously slactod
by commissioners appointed Laat
week by Governor Holland. With
exception of a few month* tbU
year, he ha* sorved continuum!/
■lace the first commission
sppolntsd In 193£. A, 8.
f Leesburg
chairman.

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�THURSDAY,

tan

» ,w tf' agfchut Russjg, Hf iHky
I f Germany goes to,
M ' unfavorably to l 'u| tiritLh
BrttUh o
surren­
'C u
Om
M u
an If
i f Ktalln
StalfiT-'
dered peacefully to HitferVdSm and*. There is the da.Iger
that Germany may again jn
* * *aa
« the savior
pose
saviqr o f the world
from communism and .tbtu win to his side many Influen­
tial persona in both England and America. It is quite con­
ceivable that a great "peace offensive- would be launched
Hy the Germans shnultitnediMly with the attack pit the
Russlshs, a “peace oCfdWfhre** which, if it should prove
nKcettfn), would be disastroua.dof tHd’ eattfcd o f deirtdcrtlfy
everywhere.
'
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The bulwark against commuAistn was HUlth'a n»|e
ih European polities fot* mahy years before Hi* deal With
the Russians which divided Poland and' aWdtitttt to W
large extent for the non-realstahee to hla rd-arttbrtttlftlf
program and his early dlptatnMId conquests by, the Ohnirt^
berUIn government and the Baldwin government which'
prccoedcd It and members o f thh so-called "CllWderi set''
who were certainly then mdre Interested ih the over­
throw of Stalin than they were afraid of Germany, Hitler
took advantagu of these comhmntst prejudices to a fare
yOu well.
,
— ’.
There Is no reason to believe' he will not do so agsltt.
And If he actually goes to w ar against the Russian com­
munists, ho will have something to talk about. He will
bo in a position to prociaini with some reasonableness
that he is ridding tho world once and fo t all of the men­
ace of communism, that .he Is fighting not alette against
the Russians, but also against their intoroatiohal organ­
isation which for years has sought by intrigue, sabotage
RJBli vEttaB r&amp;n to d ay and Ignorant prejudices to undermine established govern­
ments, overthrow time-honored institutions and desti'oy
,0 0 P WILL P iY . HIS PROeconomic
system* everywhere.
IPHCS NEVER TEAR, JUHT
And there Is no reason to believe that this argument
DO YOUR PART) And there
will not have strong appeal among many leading KngHshnuubiaa well ios .American sympathisers. People who own
p e rty jn .England, who.have seen.their buildings blast*
tq|'a4lthdrijBii I*.b o m b in g
who1 find thtelf.mleimountirig burferT of
ire tbr themselves';o r their fam*
.i.Peiice. now, ospoeially wlunt
oiremovni ror Ml tfana of tho threat of com­
munism frotn the world, must be very tempting Indeed.
s wore to ait
difficult to see
Worthwhile for
ertnany would ' probably conquer Russia
as easily os Poland was overwhelmed. The Nazis would
then have at their disposal all the whuat, nil the oil, and
the bitter »W*p « f winter many of the other natural resources which Europe needs
for'self-sufficiency. A naval blockade of the continent then
U
mJ
t ning fruit end
would bd o f no avail whatever, Tke Inst opportunity to
^Su^S^VnUsnustb the defeat Hitler would havo come and gone. He would indeed
be master of the world.
trees, W gold*
As between Hitler and cotnmunism, we can see illtt*
choice.
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Strategy

Up To tJncIe Sam

Although It is hard to unrferstsml why Am irlran-oii
t lumU.slM be going to Jnsan Mi .the light of abvkms A p t
i igjM^hostlllttl gojMUtijtHQ oodnlvy asd TpfoeArattans fog
\ or, still thla is a problem for the United Slateg govern^
r enbtjmd not for the individual
c irhfit Actually we are
1 not fo r these private
lies to1 determine wl
I rutttalty a state at w ar shall exist by refusing to i
i JM (w h eth er o f oU, steel, w othJr
sa government
,,/ m o n e persons who have been Inclined,to cKti
j rrfvrlcnn business IntcrtsU fa r dulng .bUainccs vvitlf thl
■ 1f iiiVti iT iM " r af A
Ybrk Herald Tribune, *‘wo^k
wWiiMBRVpt to fr&lt;
I L l i ' iA™ wluS wflFlino her
■n v i . , — i# .w, doesn't. Not
th e U n it e d S U t c * . I )•
it province of a private company to in stitu te ItwelfJ a
j idad.'of.Die rights and wrongs of International dispute#,
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u sttKu lM
^ ' ef 1m
embargoes
h erg^ o
cTlfin’
f'its own, nor to defy embargoed
embargoes es­
established by political authorities. These a rc'th e functions
f ^ h C e H 7 5 of government, not o f Industry.”
isles tor »pl*e ^h*a neceM*rr’T h is pi seen the responsibility where it lielongs. how­
A qoaatlon I've, **V*d of many ever unwek»mo It may be to officials an well as to those
»rs le the Spnrd *errtc*m •*- who would .like to see shipments to Japan stopped. Aa a
eeiatty those 1who went away raatter
m atter'Of
is far from slmpl
simple. An em­
of fact, the pfoblem
problem Is
irins the prmnt
.
partial
of
bargo— aa
os distinguished from the
t"
' “ * stoppage
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“What do you meef Mka to tel shipments Mr. lckto has just d u r w d - c a n readily bo in­
shipment#
W ee t
tenanted as an act o f war. It Is necessary to consider not
terpreted
Her?* the unlveMnl reply.
-FiraL s Jrttw frem horn*. onljf the effectiveness o f a potential embargo but also IU
Kondty. the hhmotiiVm P»P*».1 possible consequences.

n wire te be only psriially effective and word
merely! Uloquce Japan to buy from othef coontrlee whet
(t h«4 been laying lAuh the Unit«l Stetea It w o ^ . P ^
sidy oo HtUe more than embitter the Japanese still fur*
thar agetnot the Americans. If it wore to Impost such fptf*
poipk’ hehlshipe aa to presetlt (Jnpan with t^s alternative
of collapsing, or of making a desperate gamble to RelM

The U. 8.’ Navy flytof echse'
St Pensacola,' 1* the *1U ef thV
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novel. Ami Qulil Flow, thr Don
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anti the two volntrra, Mrntlral
In itlrr nml f mint, will t&gt;r ovnilnhtr l«oth &gt;rpsrntrly anil baxnl
o* o m-t.
With thr puhllratiun of "I Am
Brr.m Ahhr,’ nntl nnanymnu* my-

cUr—th* mere coalman name for
l b &lt;aod*ra Boar—npvak Hoi land
Dutch] th* two language* have
grown hop«]**aly apart."
"Co whare wo may, root whore
## will,
Eternal Lonik* Kaante ut stfiL"

8e wrote Tom Moors were
than n evntory *f«. Trees 7m
couplet Jnck West .he* .take*
the tIU* ef his U M i.hoJtaCs

atrry, with n I rand nrw anil caciling ilrU'clIvc rluractrr, Thr Allianrv Hook ( orporaton report*
that It will liutuuuinU. u nrw «cr.
loo , of ntyilrry
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to h*
known in
Allioncn
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Martitrw," braldes cestrtbutlne
article* and abort iloriw and
vara* to. many other periodical*.
Hla flret am i, T M Batseac of
Powar," wsa on th* hast aalhr
Hats and was followed to fhra
qUltra before ho tamed sa th#
thrsWr, Of his doaen plays, "So
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ftare throughout the Eaghahrprakfag world.
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British T o Vichy Named To Head lira thr rrel threat to our demo­

P erso n a l Activities
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Sanford Residents
Go To Short Course

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. THURSDAY
~ Tlta regular meeting of the
Seminole Chapter 2, Order of
Eastern Star, «IU meet at the
Masonic Halt 7:30 F. M. A c o w ­
ed diih will be aerred atS:30 P.
M. to which member* of the Eaitem Star and their eacorte are
4&gt;rlted.
The Towneend Club will meet
la the Court Route at B:00 P. M.

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Mr. nn&lt;l Mrs. pan Tenor and
little daughter of Miami «re via
Itlng at the home of Mr. and
Mr*. Alfre«| Knr*nn,

P T ID A T
Atalea Circle of the Sanford
Carden Club wiJ aew for the
• v d Croee In the Woman'a Club
from 0:10 A. X. until 11:30 A. M.

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lift* m \nirnr.i hn** been
•nth iiinti r .’ ■* year** •

l a li \ o f
M ir e tl

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• \ ••i t n | M * o p l r
a m m ii*
in«l i v tel ms I *

•L*m id* d
Uri el*"* Vh»*i *
• I ntt.I t&gt;tomit** til me-n in
life* H ill e\|*o'fe| IlfCAU-e
r

The d r l Scoute will meet at
the Little Hut at 3_rf)0 P. M„ to
go to Sanlando Springe.
All
neoote. are
. . . requestled
to bring
bathing cepe with them.

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Mia* Hetty Kine (tall of Inke
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undue fur (am p
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Mnry,

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II •• ......I* Iill If |iNI t meet
•ef I lull tun* (••! military

uut Like, A»&gt;n I’ark.

The 60—BO Bible Claae of the
Methodlit Church will hold Ka
regular monthly aoeial and bualneu meeting at Evanadale Park
^ t 7:00 P. M.
A covered dlih
■upper will be lerred.

WINKS - GINS

Mr. and Mr* John II Tatum
are *pending Ihi*
wri k
with
friend* and relatives in Charli-*ton, 8 (' nml l'(i|umld:i. 8. C.

LIQUORS
NR mo

BILLS PACKAGE STORE

MONDAY

The D. A. R. will tew for the
Red Croat at the Woman'a Club
from 0:80 A. M. to 11:30 A. M.
•ponoored by Mr*. C. R. Dawton.

Mr. and Mr* \V. K
li dli-y
head have n- thetr gut—I* fur n
•hort tirnr Mr* ltidli‘ylt**nd'* -de­
ter, Mr* Sidiri* Weal, of Wil
mlngton, N (

Y. W. C. A. of the Pint Bap­
tist Church will meet et 7 JO P.
M. with H n , M. N. Cl.veland
at 2483 Palmetto Avenu*. All
^are urged to be present.

Mr*. .1
M. Tu'nr and *nn,
Ralph, p|»«*nl ye-terilny in Jack
ftonvillr with lh T»'lf»r. ulm i«
confined gn Si Vincent'* II***.
pltjiI. where he in «erimi*ly ill

The Tyuth Beekrr* Clata of the
Methodlit Church will hold itl
regular social and huilneia meet
Hid at-the home of Mr*. Brodte
William*, 300 Oak Aetna*, with
CMrm. W. L. Clark anj Mrs. R. L.
nhlnholier a* co-hostetiea.
The Women of the Beardall
Avenue Chapel will meet for thair
monthly meeting at 3:00 P M.
at the Chapel.

Lovely Jean Cavanaugh, 18, hai him rho«rn Mian Wn«hlngti&gt;n of l!'ll
to represent the nation’* capital la the Atlantic City tnuuty |... &lt;ant.

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Phllathea Class Sews
At Regular Meeting

MIm l»i«* S ngrr ha
The Phllathea Class of the Ijnritir. Mich lo visit
Preibytorian Church met at the father. It iv S' fi^cr, t
*
TUESDAY
Eplieopal
Church Auxiliary home of Mn. W. R. Ifollyhead, has nut *m i in n i
will aew at the Woman’s Club for lu rt|iilir meeting on Tues­ years.
for tha Red Croaa. They are day afternoon. Throughout the
asked to meet at I.-00 P. If.
4 jljiiij
WEDWMDAY.
| |TbU!. Woman'* Cub member*
fH eitr.1
I t the Club
charge.

Mr nml Mi** II
A
llavn«*«
are rrijoyimr n trip thioiurl'
l*ntji*inrin,
Mi**t**i|i|o,
Alkali- l r «* raiiRi" 41.{mat | were hem
***, Teimraaee, nml
Mit-umn eluring the iinnM*a*ive rrrumoir
Thty plftft to In* i»t*ne f r nh«»iit
Thu voting hridu wan iriviwi •(
B M l nWlll.
mnnlnru |»y hr. I*nuia MunUfi
f in.I.'iNin S C Shr wn»’ a
Mr. «ml Mrs. M. (I. I huriu* Ana tfmtiurt hr
IfOiiia A.
»on*, Jamen ami Mit\” urtl, Jr.
*&gt;« matron of honor, hr M^fgr
Farmvillr, N. C*. nml Mr. Horn. f*«*orirr of Fn*t Liverpool, (
Deaton of IJncnllitott. (In will *•• uc'r I a* heat man.
the gueata of Mr nml Mr*. A -I
Mia* Miller wa* pownnl in
Peterson for a ah««*l vm nth n i»&gt; hi iwn r?i*rmhl«» with which •»!
their home on Wr I First Stt • • t vtoff whit** n««*e**nrieN Her ro
-i r** run -te*l of v hite hint*
Mr. and Mrs. It K C
rt. « w m«l she cnrrlnl a wli*
»ndf
A
r.
and
Mi*
M
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p
r a v r r hook
Mr*. R. 0. Van N**t is an­
M i*
M ille r w a* attired In
nouncing the marriage of her and MJ*. Ixiui.r Miilirr n
nml h- '
hla k an,| w h ite «
dauehtor. Otnava
Rowell. of Eugenia Muller .pent (In
rn*e»
fh w e ra vu'O’ of w h it
fackaoavilie and New Rymma ened In Raineavllli' uln-rr
M rP h ilip - .
m »ithi-r of »h'
Beach to T. Fred Harrison, *on tended a postal .Ink*
•»j u le g ro o in , M’b 'c le it a tdnk lit
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison tion.
slilet noon rite ** w ith
w liii'h
of fluaford.
Friend, of Miimrnmniring
arres**,rh
The wedding was a beautiful
will
be
glad
tn
Ii
.tod ii rnraaer " f l*ink Idns.nni
eywnt of Sundav, Jane 1, at
i inini’dini# ly
fidlnwing
*l»'
140 P. M. in tha afternoon nt recuperating aftei
at
tha
Femald-I
ji
I'l'rrmnny,
a ri-reptmn » » • h* I
♦ho 8ou«hilde Beptlat
Churrh,
at thr Ai’ni'in Krali'tnily 11•-u-i
Jacksonville. Th#
churrh
wa. ial lloapltal last w
,.f which Mr Philip* i* "
decorated for the occasion with kle has been mini
In r tlardcn flower* and giren
summer blossoms In white. Mr on Laurel Avenue
wore u.ril in prnfii*i»n to dr&lt;
Rereehal Ford, rousln of
the
Mr. and Mrs J tt
Trulm-h iiintc the room* **f lire iioui *
btV eei OOIII. nfflelated.
A ftor a trio to pnlnta in the and Mr. and M rs W It |)y«m In which the gue«t« s»-«-ii bird
graceful
arrangement
o'
worth, the eeuple will reeid- in have been rolled to Mlnnta. 8 C \
peonie.
balanced
th
B **t*m peach whore Mr. Her- betaut* of the sudden doilh of while
daintily
cmb«a«ed
three
nercil
John
Mae
Trulurk.
brother
of
J
♦Man ho«' boon transferred fmm
IMmouettle »* r-snarer of the H. Trulock and Mr* l&gt;y*«n The wedding rake at the nppnailr end
ala"
. Oww i s r h l Credit Company of ilvrraiid h u hern n vi»itnr in of the tnldr. Punch was
rcrvcil to the gucts.
•
After spending a *hnrt tlm
with their friend*. Mr nnd MrI’ tiiTlps left for a abort weddi.iv
trip.
Mra. Philips wa*
graduated
from Wichita llieh Hrhonl. With
1■
»
Hn.
Kan
,
and
she
also
attended
Him Evelyn Matthew* enter,
--—
■ ■••* • J ' IH IIIU,
stated the member* of the 8 . 8 afternoon at Ihr legion llut ui the University of Wirhlta Di
?hab yeaterday afternoon ewlth a
Uktfront for it* rrgula Philip* i« n grndiiste ef Semi
rude ||iarh Hehiwd where he *•&gt;
theehar party which was fob
^urln* **hift&gt; “ * » * ‘ic
ewed hr • pMnle supper at her rided that tig group Would go b arlrye in athletics lie was s
Oatoi
M g an •award Avenue. Later Du/tofia
Beach for
a house charter member of thr
hu guests were taken to San party, th* location tiring 70 rillh. Hr was graduated earllei
In the dav of hi* wedding from
Harvey Avenue.
■ a * I miuce fur • rwim.
Thoe*
attending wrre: "th* the Kirk.vlllr rnllrge of M.teo
Mnt X h*th«ua was asaistod by
psthv where he was a member
•r daughter, Iona, In caring for
¥ IUV krwt 1+1'Kl'y. Vml
Araria
Krntrrnltv of
aria Wells, KU1# Hjrinrau, Mur of the
which he w** r'haplain While In
thaw toritad to attend this Jcrie June Burdick. Hnphia Mr college f»r. Philip* partlcloati-d In
g w . Mra. A. R Ford, am
for
" ■ J - J* He Danirla, Joyce Steel** letce. Collegiate W.sketball
ill four years. He recently rc
and Francis McHoughnl.
eeived h*s certificate freni f he
Florida State Board of Esaraln
•» In the Basic Sciences.

Geneva Van Nest And
Fred Harrison Marry

March Of Time**
‘China Fighta Back’
Novelty — News
Friday &amp; Saturday

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Awards Presented
To Kiwanis Clubs

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WASHINGTON.
Juna 10-(A*l
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the Klvaala International convrn- aad Governor Let man of New
York eudoraod the proposed |336,Wluniag clubs Included /nn 000,OfA St. Lawrence eeaway
A r W , lAhigan, Hollywood, Cal- Wednesday a* an Integral part
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THIS CURIOUS WQIftP
• o n a H AV iNii c l a im h o i l UKHANDS AOAINBT RAID KKTATK:
Hen and eaeti of yoa are tiarab7 aotlfUO and raqulrad lo praaant any
elulina
and damanda
which yon, or either of you, may
hara
analnat
the
eatata
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M X I K UKNTI.RT U1IOIVN, do*
caaaad, lato or oald Coualy, to tho
Caanta Judse of Mominalo Coun­
ty. Florida, al Mo office la the
court huuaa of aald County al ,|
anniord. Florida.
within
olBhlH
ralandar mnntba from tho time,
af the flrat publlralion of thla t
notice. Bach claim or demand’
ahall be la writing, and shall i1
•tato the place of realdeace and

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5 DO Virginia
8:05 Black and W hile Melodic*
S i l l 'MJrtt ’ and Marge

A ^

0:30 Mantel

8:38 OrganoTfltlea
8:46 Woman 0f Courage
10.-M Miracle# and Mclodlea.
lO ilfl UP Newa
10:30 At Uoma with Holly lia r-

&amp;&amp; eTsa

f y { i

□

jiff WT

L / f i O

l

tin
u o

m

u

10:46 Ploneen
11:00 Kata 8mllh Hp&lt;ak»
11:16 Clatale* In Tern***
1 1 40 gom aner o f Helen Trent
,11:41 Onr Gal Sunday
1 1 *0 U P Newa
18:10 Watermellon Market No we
11:16 Ch««kaibnard Time
18 JO Panea Tim e
11146 Hoad o f Lire
IlOO Young Dr. Malum
1:16 Joyce Jordan
1 :30 M erry Go Round
tiOO M ary Margaret M ellrlde
•8*16 Bunny Medollra
'• * 8 5 U P N aw.
\ » * 0 A Friend In Deed ....

;

is

iJfEHS SEND

TS

DEPARTMENT

ECONOMY

W t-* ""

I’ fjOfr Doh llannnn
i8;15 Highway* to Health
[rliSO Story o f Re*# Juhnann

5222.2552E
ANSWERN E X T:

Gorilla, chlmpantee, ofang-dtAi

Jack D ia f i - 1 V

l -

Genuine Spring U « b &gt;

‘

huun

M int!,

Columbia.

ftyulh

Carolina.
Ipipurtfynce Of
You me* h'raliy i)b(!ried that
■ult fur dlvort# Ii6i b#*»n orvttilit
•(•In al you In thv C lt filt Ooyrt
Florida Grows, , In mill for BOitlnoU County, .FlorJda. in Chanrory, br n*na T r ««»ami you arv h«r«y onJ»f*4
Hanna Decides dgif,
and ratjulrad lu anur your mppmJ-

ante* In »al4l milt on Monday, July
7. 1911; herein fall not or B da*
era** pro ruufgoau will ba antoyad
•KMimi yon
it
im
r iiiiT iiK n
n itn m ic n
that |h!a not lea lia pobtlahoA In
T ilt! HANKdllli IIK IIA U ). a nawi
pulillnhatl Id llamlnola Com*
ty. Florida, onpa #arfi wtak far
four ron-erullva waaka talar lu
lha 88id 7th ftayr af Julr, 1941,

3R...

A IL

KINDS

3

ttol

.... 2-lb. jar 2{lc

ES.... ............. pkg. 9c
..... ............ 3 rolls 2oc
. .. .4 roiis isc

bMg 2It 10-lb. ba# 49c
/rwK Fruiu i .Vcgetablaa

......... lb. 25c
Roast lb. 25c
Fla. Okra.....Jb.
Cal J’Juma 2 Jlw.

IA *K

w.i.....Jb# 18c

r.an trp Slyto

Orator

8 mo. BACON-...Jb.

P i g L I V ^ B — -— -Jb.

D A IS Y C H B E S E l b . 25c

lb.

Beef IAVKB ...... Jb. 29c
W J E N E J t S ............... Jb.

CotLm
15c

NECK BONES___ lb. Sc

15c

■tG P tO-R-K

Tasty Bologrna .XQc

But S fr-rttf
POTATOES

. 1 0 (b*

ll.Ll.l‘ll , |lrlLi «*uc MbUMJ

aajii'iius.'iftia-

Liver....lb. 29c
. Uaad dl T r ilr r .
Florida’s Gasoline
Steaks lb. 39c
Consuipption .Gains
It T^WAoH#.*
»....*....Jb. 21c
TAUAHABSEE, June 10-tg)
I Bucon lb. 83c

^Beaaatb.

W IN T E R
P A R K , June 19—
(BpeeUI) — Florida. center of the
America#, otcuple# today a pnal*
tlton more »Uateglc than It did
more than three
ccnturie# ago
when Rpnln foondad gt. Aaguitlna to protect Ircaiurr Jeddn
w itn m c * my h.hd'kfci I t * eM
fleeU pn#«mir up the gulf
contend* I’ rof. A. J, Han't* a f
Rolllna College In last Bunidyfa
New York Time#.
"W ith thv rapid accpio'dhllon
« f Arm y and Navy Ivme* it J»
'•run more tm|mrtnnl In the de- Nnlleltnre for ru iu U ff ----- —
,fr&lt;tK« pattern
of
the
U jiltgt
State# than in the 1846’# w h it
Fort Jeffer»on wa# built At b
lir r e n Ilia o ff
K ey
Wet| go
TnnUd. th f w n u g r r f rnmHHn y
from the Mi##l»#lppl through tge
gulf." he write#.
• Prof.
Ilarma’a di«.-u»»lo| 6f
Flmidt'a i&gt;o#ltlon in the th ird te
day i&lt; Included In one o f u»"l
fc iturrd reviewe
o f the Ttarga
and dl*eu##e»# In
particular a
new
hook, •'Florida,
Lanl i f
Change," by Dr. Kathryn T , A l"hey of the Florida
State Col­
lege for Women which he regard*
a# "by all odtla the beat general
hlutory of the etato.'
P n f. Hanna I# the author of
"Flight Into Oblivion’’ and raem-j
'.ht of the dlvUlon o f Pan-Amer ,
Iren affaire of the State Defense
H’a good lo know Uutl
Council.
‘ &gt;&lt;

{MOULDERS... Jb. 15c

—Florida gaaollne conaumptM*
for the flrat four month, #f thje
year waa 10 pemnt higher Hup
during tha aam# period ’mat year,
the State Road d#partment‘ re­
port J Wednaaday.
Ji u.
Conanmptlon
waa 167J80.61S
gallon* In 1841— 16,188,881 gallon
more than for a almllar period (t
1640.
*. ; ■! . T T
There la a aaren-cent U n m
aatfa gallon of gaaoUna aold Id like#
otata, and all aicept ona cent ef
ft ta ajrrnt for highway work or
for payment of rood aad bridge
cwiitructlon dobta.

r x iu iH

f)NK&gt;m m.

51b8.|7C

jrou can alwjgrg gti
llw “kind of cake UuU
■(other ueed to bake”
—Aieo plea. ijAiM.

8 TOKBLV TOMATO

^Take beaie eng af'-W

1 I H P P . J

MacfcercJ 7%e
flrane Juice

" J

b

�•„,b»awtrj3!&gt;)v
■■

&gt;'

.•

••

D, S A N ro fe), KlOHIllA

Florida May Be Able T'o GroW Crops
ar-ftound Areas

m * ?r
teasel
it * to. ba planted

white no n fur fraud. They were
Gerald t o^ und Victor II, C ob .
both of wlmm wore transferred
to CoiV'laUh1 J. Mays Willson of
Lnlpi1 W alt
Only
one
other
while
ppi^n appeared or» the
docket, X, A, Hat key. He whs
charred with drunkenne** and
p*tr. ati.l a $10 bond.
Chargr * ruminal ne^roea
in­
cluded the following:
Sans
Sand n ton io,
charged

n

n r i favored

far c «a In tU le

w ith

d ru n k e tm r *#, w a s d lsm lR *^ I ’

D a v id

Ku hin-rin,

held

fo r

l

&amp;,W2A'&amp;J7 to ,,H“"

• French, endive, a vegetal).#, haa
been Imported from France ahd
Belgium In t&gt;* p til. A t leait one
plantings—In the Everglade* .irva
I ' Sear Palm Beach—ha* been made
In this atate, however, und F.%derimental atatlon horrieulturtiti
M licve grower*
have a good
fia n c e of producing French cndtvci iuee4*efuBy In Florida.
. _ f.'uch tomato paatee uird in
adupa, ip ath eltl and other d tiL ei)
bba been Imported from Italy in
t ) e p u t.. I t t* (rude from tpeela I varfttea o f (ontatoei that ur«
much emaller than variede# n«rmally t t &amp; n la flo r ld t. hot »»y &lt;fal grower*
have been
Invi*.
((gating tlA poilb lllty a t pr*4 w in g
Urn
“ paatq" type
pf
nmataea in Plorld*.
Spinach ieed nemkiTly • have
COme from
Holland and !&gt;enipark, btlt Ih* German ocupaimn

Opii*h.
MU- rlairr Evan* is atlctuiing summer *r!»r»ol at Mara 11iH,

p k ik
L o w o il

P ric e s ________ q u an iiiy xumts rtsu vto

E veryda y

Lyko Pi and. Bulk Pur

P r ic * i G o o d

T h ru J u n « 21

Whole or Shrink Hall. Tender

L A R D

A t eight nonth i a gal doein't h ie *

I A M

2

B

Sh ou ld w r,
Tieih Dree'd, Pan-Heady

I'ancy Wentfrn

Inve*-

CH UCK R O A S T

Greater Chicago Chapter o f Mooea.

year* big enough to unify and
direct the trrmrndoui onergie,
of the Chtnrac people, China wan
well on the mod toward becom­
ing an exemplary democratic
nation when the war begun.
. In “ Chinn Kighti Bark/' tht
March o f Time ihown how the
Chlnne tmoplr nre I day con
linutnii their nil mil effort tr
preserve their national indepen.
drnre and their free and demo­
cratic way o f Ufo.

'pent Sunday at Conondo Beach;

X

FOOD

llio invader and reeatabllah het,
off, Amcrl^ap tMwfwturera are national economy.
igut ion of murder, wn* turned down the n e e o f Bernice Bauer]
won't ■poll her chancel In the baby
E hoping for larger auppllea pro.
Under Generntlltiimn Hiking wert o iht County Sheriff.
beauty conteet iponaored by Uia
duced In thla.Ountar.
Charlie
Jim,
nrented
of
drunkenKil-rhek, the f in t ru n la 80il
J la c fc
tM .a W W . Uie&lt;l in *M i
country for «* * * o a l»g haa comfrom Greece, but th li Mediter­
ranean *vsply.U no*( cut o ff, and
e ffo rt* a»w being mode already

Bonne,

GIANT

Arthur liohinsOn, nrctiaed of dou­
to worry about a food cry m i u i i i f
ble pBiking a Isa was dismissed,
her makeup, ao (1m tear* rolling1

Now. with the Y n aril *up*Jy cut

Vnrlmrot *)i a r e n t i i i r l

in it s u m m e r sell *.*1 in

returned from :» month'* trip
itmg reLihvca in L i u r n i u .

A re Listed F o r

Municipal Court
Fight O f Chinese
NmeU’en ca«c* appeared on the
P eople Described docket
f.»r the regular session
of Municipal Court Monday a f ?it (ho Police ""Station,
In March Of Time .termmn
with two »»f the charges agamat

•tom tain* pro-Inch U » U l re-

Lorraine

' Cochrnn.
Mr. ami Mri. J. V. Lowe h

Cases

&gt; Juhc i t (Speetuiy o f Florida
I trope heretom cqttf) trine that
i q . f i i ad rat i(.vi l
late Experiment

nt .Station fnim

on tho Ex|
her* fo r ti
doted by 1
eemble ■ b
been Impoi
Uriel fo r &lt;
crican mill*

Nineteen

PAUE W V «

23c

ib

&lt;*•»«* continued.
Willie
Smith,
accused of disorlerly conduct, j W
treated a |10 bond, Eugene Nat*
Hie, (retired to tutving cnnrealcd
weuponi, w i i f»ua&lt;i gudtv and
fined IbO or 'JO day*. Ilnttit
Mnr Mclnlryr, accuied a l dlaorderly romhirt, eitrealed a bond

M otroll * -

P ttd o
M

i 'K m n on 'ft P n in S m

f r y

S a u s a g e Ib 35c

C o o k ,

Giuahi

Mullet

i i ‘hi. hr-n

L ogs

Froih Soa Foods

M«ah
Mufry lor
y uf Lit!In Boijuly I

K t . 111 V e l v e t i or A irier

C h ccso 2-lb 49c
M-

t -t

i*t i r rrv*.fai

oa

5c

Ib

25c

lit.

10c

n . • i 1nrnb

L lv o r

Home Dcnionstration

h ft J til 1 Hr- I

N otesBy

MKH. R E V A

II it'* I ! i ’ ll

B o lo g n a Ib 19c

Ol ANORKIA’S

1wci lt-r Hil» Clult

S tea k s
lin t g n tth er ctllir
fo r
cold
drlnki,. arul kart ato aumo which
aro delightful, refreshing,
and
will glvs a pick-up to the gy»lem and a.ld rent to living. Each
recipe tankra one glare
Corn roc] Milk bhuke require­
ment*: I leatpnon brown tuiggr,
1 tnblerpoon caramel eyrup, daah
o f «*lt, S-4 cup milk and 1-H
tra-|Kein vanilla.
Mix in order given, rrhake well
rind H#rve colrl, eiltrer plain ni
with
a &gt;poanrul
uf
whippetl
cream |raceil till top.
To make caramel njrrup, metl
one cup «iig*r In n ifry pan un­
til nmoolh ami brown. Add onr
enp boiling water, stir well, boil
three mmole*, cool, bottle, anil
u»r for flavoring milk treverocre

Ib

29c

^unpfxbf
PORK

LIVER

CHOPPED
SPARE

t.

BEEF

R I B S w.

Hull. C if iruy CCdl i jn

BEEF B R A I N S

C heoso

SI E W I N G

Ib

15c

Appi D*»t| BnSOiJ

B acon

" ■

s..*. Ib

BEEF «•( (-&lt;. Ib

FUh Slo.ik Fillsts

S M O K E D !bUIU^!' Kuril Itnit Ib

Ib

HADDOCK Ib 0 ^
CODTISH Ib

29c

it. i t h i Hh i ' nt

Th* w&gt;) lo p)rnsc your hus­
band is tii ft W him what hr
likert mOM . . . our very large
nrlectlclt of Ennry anil staple
groreriM, mrata mu) negrtables
. . . ((he larurst in Sanford).
Insures you o/ a variety that
he wilt not tlrg of . . . and what
will plfSM VOC Im that our
merehgndiftf In priced to meel
your bsdgel.
— Korrenl (ialrhcl

Some exirn fine ronxtfl that will
make extra
drllcloiw Sunday
dinners.

PO U O C K

Ib ™

licikixi biosainy —

Miracle Whip qt 25c |Apple Balter

FRYERS

Rb

tb

oi

10c

FRESH DRESSED-LB-2Sc)

Liulj i IriwhBiny —

j

Miracle Whip qt 25c |Apple Batter 28° t 10c
00 Cotinl Papar

NAPKINS

HIV reijuirrmoiits
of nutmeg, rlana

HKS— F e tlj. n i l a h i

.buanvnn.. fandlnj
t.iblr-poon aiigaii

r.ictoi y »

STObav!
(Ardkal purpoae*.

1alt, r
I lavorll

Repent RA(X)N

r i*"&lt;yw
I oroull
le rryrun, “ •i
,qf

. **gg**t-ih *t

aatl.

Mia

(Op

' Ib. 27e

LcesluliwJLjI^M

F ‘ 5tlMr»’*reirntrc
milk few tlmpJ taldarpnon fie

lb. cah

PICNIC HAM

75 To Lose Jobs
Due To Tax Repeal

10c
10

B a y n n a it* 1
f t dk JovUzoU — t’lKiJij

S A U C E

SAI.AD DRESSING

OKOItCIA ItODNI)

Toll Avolpn Y. C.

BUTTER

Full Quart..................2 V

In C f l f t o n i —
In Q u n d o r i
L*ouiln^|

Pound-

S

SWEETS.... 19

July 1.
,Th eta rgaplayva received nbou'
tlftO O flva .njooUk. f*&gt;iif. p r fn eda
Or th o tax. whlcn wna reprakd
h i |tha3 1011 Leglalatuiv, effec-

%h u m

— iK H va

it

m rm m i.

F L A K E S
Boap
Powder

rt m i

Roast Beef

„2j c

6 life. 25c
5 K m . 12c

Mi i t n s » vi
K o m t

SCOTT TISSUE

‘ h -e TTn -z
Rice Flakes 2 for 25c
Macaroni can 1 2 V2C

WALDORF

(Z)1

»»••*•**-•**•**1

H b

2

JIT t i l l .

1 3 '/ fC

SELOX

Vv J/’ji prifipt Tofnalo

2 0 d b »6 5 c

J U IC E

K l&gt; C IS*
CiJla Boy

VARIETIES

itjjmUH Dran'ii

Clflaretles
B IN S O

pfcj
I

H h U llII

P A

R

146

D r i u p i ---

L IF E B U O Y S

SCOT
Towsli

m ed.

txjnai Q Sunik
1

I

2

2 o ib i5 5 c

I IMt. .1 ‘

27&lt;

-4 Q C
1 (3

Palmolive... bar 6c

FLOUR

3

CORN n,

3ib 39 c

&lt; Granulated Soap
R egular
all* pkg.

J U IC E

D

17c

2 M K L

11c

&lt;tttesi Ivory 2 for 9c
!f W f f

4 '/ 2c I T I S S U E
Vuju

o n ..

SCOTT TOW
I ^ R O

k-

VELVO

Potatoes

Can ................ 15c

W iiol«

oico

Apples 5 lbs.
C an ................ 14c
LUNCH TONGUR

f HUSH CR UCH T FI SH

rtn e a p p U

................ 23 He

DESSERT PEACHES
2 no. 2l/j cans.............2Sf

TA I.I.A HA HS F.E, June HI —
— Aliout 7&amp; employe* uf lie
Hlate comptroller’* office
win'
have hern engaged In collecnnit
arul computing the now-repealed
roa* receipt* tax have been no
fled that their joba will end

tihtfied Western and Native Cuts

COFFEE

l|fKl Q' Sufiibtn*

STEAK
&gt;t. b jin plantoii commercially
Florida Ikua far, but conaiderda acreag* la being railed In
Mtblana, South Carolina an.I
dlfornia thta year.
Florida
Experiment
Ktntltn
irtlcultarlatd ware the first to
vridy
cultural
practice, for
rceaafut cOmmerrial production
tu ig all In tht* country— roarth work haa been a boon 10
a M in t Induatry since Chlneae
ppllea 9f tung oil were' cut
t i f war. th e y are now makg trial planting* o f other crept
&gt;leh have Eeea grown priaelpil-

MONARCH

lb. 23c

lr&gt;

mq w rit nnrt aerv'pr&gt; nm
mar
he
ai n garni, h.

* iP »a r - p n r

X.

Bnop PHnl* ur Cloonor—

tTT K I E K

B r ft llo &gt; "*
IXamiypi Lie®I Lady All'

3-2 5 c &gt;». 17C

NEW

When

I In an effort to shorten our hours we have changed

STORE I our store opening time to 7:30 A* M.
HOURS®night we will close at 10:00 o*clock«

Saturday

�oser Conn
ite Defeat

Tourney Rates 2nd
To World Series

t n n U R O f l , Jone 10 — (f l

Seletihte Service
CHICAOO.
June
l b —(jpf—
BOOT SENT BOMB
Dinjr Dm b , who one* served
•■•Hy two yown in Uw United
MIAMI, June 10, - W - T b a
Btstas u n , cscalvad Uo draft body of Cbar.vs W. Thrift, 7*.
a retired Southern Railway con­
ductor, waa to be aent lo M»
Columbia, 8. C , horn* yeaterday for funeral aarrke* and

WTC1UTA. Kan.. Jan* I0-—
(Bpeelal)—Next to the world
aerie*, tho blggeit event In beaebtll li stared In thl* pralrla
country. It'* th* annual National
Championship Reml-Pro Paachall
Tournament for loader* of aand.
jot bare hull In every aoolirn lo
decide the official U. 8. BemlPn&gt; title.
Only eeren year* old. the com
Iny edition of the national tour­
nament. Marline her* Any. IB. I*
re nr'ted to draw no lea* than
126,000 fan*, paying off approalmatrly 170,000 In prlta mooey with n- minimum guarantee of
W WW lo the United 8tale* cham­
pion*.
.
Th* rrrnt I* open to all ba»e
ball dub* with the reception of
Utos* In nrjj*nli»d profe**lon*l
baseball or elax-lflcd a* bamatormer*.

1 am T*rjr proud of him,”
■ ■rod tho erlllrijly &lt;11 mor of • Billy Conn but night,
ra now* of her boy’* defeat by
l o i l i * u taken lo her by
ibuy Hr*. R o m shook. ,

1m mother, near death from

To parliclpatu In Ui* national
tournament, however, a team

mud first win it* date tourna­
ment.
. ,
State tmirnimrnt* are twins
tinged In retry arctlton during a
brief variod In July with numerod* admanhtge* to «»cry team
intern!. Then- lorludr:

a lingering dlaeaae, imlled weakly
and turned to the wall after
being told only that "Billy lost,"
lira. Shook arid.
Mary Jano Conn, 20, "HIV to
Dllly and bon. of the houachuld,
collapaed b#*IJo a radio a* her
brother waa being counted out.
Peggy Ann, 11-year-old redhaired alatar of tb* boxer, kept
a atlff upper lip.
"A w he’ll get another match
and hall beat that Joe I-outs,
1*11 bet you.” Mid the youngster.
Mr*. Conn waa too III to He­
len to th* broadcast.

1. Official

slate

f \M «*f
e * T * e RtfAU
. CrtAMPf

,

champlon’ hlp

trtphy to winner.
2. Leading tram* to thare In
prla* money.

C tri^M R cft OF
CWSRUN id A eioab-Trt
Fi *«4T —
i

8. A ll vlidllng club* to recelr*
mileage allowance.
. 4. Each team to tb* public Ired
Id 1042 National Saml-Pto B ti*

bill Quid* with complete readme
of the atate tournament.
,
6. Photo* of atate champi and
runnera-up to appear in ’ 1042 ALBAlABOOUh^RMtfHMrt &gt;
guide.
\n
ha*
I i ”
Washington'* population
6. All-Slate player* In lo re­
^ **
grown from 218,718 at the I urn ceive certificate*.
In addition lo It* natlopt.wjda
iMFANV ef th* century (o mure lhan
•erica r f tournament*, the N a ­
' .700.000.
tional Srmt Pro
Oaaabalt Con(Tea* aponaor* threo aeparala na­
tional asuociallons — umpire*,
Korera and league*.

INES UNDERWEAR

Manager, of team* .leaking to
.antar atate rhamplonahlp tourn­
ament ahr.ulil communicate with
their atate acml-pro baaeball

Ob Bale At

AN COMPANY
SANFO R D . FLA.

By P A U L ROBINSON
H O N A B ou rscciN
y a u fo n

apew

,

N«UrCS~ALONE?

rr^ a b o u t ,------LAST WIGHT/
,

LASTNIGHT?
ORVES.IHAre
■w t b v s n w g

Arrsn-iHc

n
'ABOUND Nl

IdOKSUKC c

D O N TO C SO f

; l pfcuadKTnNG
I H
OLD
r

STurr/(M«3
I STOOD VOU

I eHUSH-OPP. I

D ig DANCE kA

w
&gt;

tl

heart* wilt be cnly thb climax, sf
a four-day i erica, o f . ghort, pen­
itent talk*'ta'taplea of the day
by leaders. In tb* nation a thoughtother members of Congress to
beard by the
lb* convention la
be heard
elude: RcnraaentaUra Pst Can­
WASHINGTON,
June
10.— non, Florida DeaMcrat;
Democrat: ~
Rapryaen.
{•live Gerald W
W.. -Landlx,
Indiana
L_
(Special)—81a senator* end 10 tatlv#
member* of th* House of Repr* Republican! Reprtaenlitalic* Ilom•r D. Angel), Oregoni RspuMleu,
re:*'atlvtea will be Waahlngton’a and Rfpraaantativ* 1
Bart Wilson,
contribution to Un nationallyknown apeakera who will be heard
by delegate* to tbs1 four-day
ACCEPT AMENDMENTS
Tcwnaand convention to open
WASHINGTON, June 10-GO
Jane 80 In Buffalo, N. Y.
A House commllta* aceeptad otl
The doling session ■ ef thle
sixth national parlay of Tow*,
enta to le g b S a tM tlM T ^ ^ ^ s M
aCtldUea will he the aeon* of •
|i*e.ww,ooo td
eympoalum ta' equal lbs Lincoln* iud ’hdaabw^AttUgty and IS*
Dougina on Webster Bayne*' d*&gt;
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flrat bMSr' Senator: oursen -K.
Wheeler &lt;uf Montana!1unlr-ttf the
loading spokesmen ' againsf IntervMUn; who will taka U Ms sab
jcet,r-."Should:(the Uitlead 8U « m
WeMM'involved la the pMsent
•mrd*- "tn
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Fallowing this talk, Uta meet­
ing will bear Senator Clauds Pap.
par of Florida taka the stand ta
aak, "Shall Democracy and Amer­
ica ha destroyed by HlUer t"
Sut this July 4 thrashing out of

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JUST PHONE t i l l

Pepper, Wheeler
Slated To* Talk
To Townsendites

bating cantosU'ioF-W bygone dap,
official* sayi Fbr at that aeOalan.
ad’ the aftarwaon Of'ImMpendoSM
Day. f a ir 4, two '* f I Amorto*'*
modi able lev*ter*' wfR &lt;ghw tbsk
divergent riawa'ttn thl' laeun'et*
ary'-AmarlesA'Ia dlaeuulng to.
H«e—laelititod or MtatuMtlm;
Hi Wad stMMmcorf. ! P " f » i r .

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C*rdinafc&gt;**from
Sim. and sided by bis younger
brother. Paul, pitched them to
a wotlif« gbaatytonaWp orir (ha
Detroit Ttgara. Tb* Dean t e n
•cored nil four Victoria* in the
world m t U*.
Dean was later aotd to the
Chkago Cub* for a rum reported
a* 1188AMO and aavarsl player*.
, Be never failed to regain hla
top font, although be Sod two
Masons with the Cuba In which
be won mere game* than ho Mat.

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.Russian Government
. P ress Says Nation
W ill D efend Itself
Moscow, U. S. S. R.*s
Capita], Is Calm;
Red Army And Rc•
serv? Is Trained

Finland Calls Up
a More Reservists
— —

Soviet Stands Ready
To Meet Any A l­
to tempt At Invasion
MOSCOW, June 20 —f/P)
— There was no outward in­
dication in Moscow today
that Soviet Russia expects
an invaaion, but the irovernment newspaper Itvestin, nsserted that “ neither through
the forests, nor the nteppcs.
mountains nor seas will th"
v enemy ever step acroso the

County Roads Moor Sinking
R.A.F.
Attempts
To
Said
Ruthless
Discussed At
Chamber Meet By Roosevelt Smash Preparations
Trade Body Is Oper­ United Slates W i l l
Not Yield Use O f
ating* Within Its
Seas
To Germany,
Budget, R e p o r t s
President A s s e r t s
Treasurer Coleman

A Warsaw Street Scene

State and secondary roads In
Seminole County were discussed
and reports ware
made y ester
day at a luncheon mrrling of the
Chamber o f Conimrrcv directory
and
committees.
together with
the Board o f County Commissionera, at the Valdes Hotel.
Present at the meeting were
W. A. l,affler. president o f the
Chamber o f Commerce, who pre­
sided ; II. James Cut, C l&gt;. Work
nvin. John (I. I^onanly. R. F.
lloiisholder. Lea
I,exhtT, Yivlar
Speer, ill, M,
i’apworth.
K. E
Brady, O. P. Herndon. Krrd W il­
liams, F. A. Dyson, II. II Col*
man. T. W. I-awlon. Edward m g
fins,
B J. Overstreet.
O. J
Pope, B. F. Wheeler
and J. E
Partin. Oviedo, a»d Marlin .Stan
ko, Slavia
II. H. Colemsn, treasurer of
the Chemher of
Commerce, re­
ported that the trade body war
operating within its budgrt
Edward Higgins, secretary of
th* chamber, made a report of
activities o f the trade laxly, say­
ing he had made a trip to Wash­
ington test month in the Intersai
of the Municipal
Airport
tn
Washington Mr II igginx said hr
Conferred with Major A II MeMullen, o f the C AA. who k » vp
iuranre that thr Sanford airport
Wat on thi* tiat for alluratton of
funds to pave two runway*,
ProirrrRt of th* St. John* In
dian Riv®r Canal iir^jrrt also wai
dlarua«*d by Mr Higgina, In ad
dlt Ion to the rural tuctual iiic au­
thority,
T h f chamber le rr c b ry
aald h® had horn iiMirv&lt;l by
A ftr r two German toldfera were ahnit In a brawl In a War- Ammon IfrClvllan, ita tr coord In.
saw cafe, according to the R ritiih 1’ rrai Service, the proprietor
or
houalng project a, that

forbidden boundary."
W h ll. tha capital w ai perfect­
ly calm, sa Intensive training
af th# Rad army and ita reat-rver
• was underway
throughout
(he
Soviet Union.
The Russians war* renresenled aa ready to answer blow fur
blow aim attempt to violate the
Soviet frontier.
•
In Helsinki, Finland, the Kmnlah Defense M ln litry ordered
resarvitti o f all classes up !•*
that o f 1807— member, o f which
are 41-44 rears old— to repot t
fo r M trieo Immediately.
•
M ilitary punishment waa ord e re i to r (hove failing tlo obey.
Dor the laet two day" call*
various groups o f reiervtata of the restaurant wa. hung by the Gestapo over th* entrance ol !f ‘ m ^ f or T o u r i n g ' ,f T n y T slion si
a*
Finland, his home (ab*vo) and more than 100 other Pole* were shu’ .
defense operation was under)sk

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Ing clean between Germany andJ
• '1 l * T i « - R 1 4 H i r p f » i i i r . d l o defend
ttaelf.
Germany laat night charged
Am erican conaolar o ffic ia l* with
"machinaUan*" agalnat the Keith,
W in d in g .aplonage,
and
lo­
rn qom tod that a ll United State*
cesiaalates and
o ffice*
o f thy
American E ip re e t Com pany In
Geraumy and German-occupied
countries bo cloied by “ July 16
at the latest."
_
(Ita ly today, In a parallel ac
w lion, ordered Am erican consulate*
in Italy and occupied territor­
ia l closed .alto by July 1C. For­
eign Minister Clano announced
the order in a not* to United
State. Ambaaaador Phillips.)
J®.
The Raich government, accord
’ lug to th* o ffic ia l DNB new*
agency,,
called United
8tate*
•O r m r c

iPAffair** Donald
llcath
.

to the foreign o ffic e and handed
Mm a note requesting that Ihr
to o ffic e * ha
closed
and
that
American o ffic ia l* and employr*
leave Ike country.
Th e note said Uta attitude iJ
hath consular offic ia l* and offleieia o f th* Am erican Express
...C o . *Toag has given rise to **h A rioae objeellona, ’
Tha
t
m
uennan
German action apperentapparen
1? wa* la ratal 1#tkya fo r Prei
Vroai*
un*
Aaat R n aer alt‘ a order a f Jui
18 t l eriag all German eaasulat
tie*
the
July 10.
ted from
It "lw p r*»__ _
Jiand pfov*
to g that the Am ericaaa had "aeth i la a au n aar eoatrary to the
interest* o f Dm German rokh.

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David Gatchcl Named Governor
Of Boys’ State In Tallahassee

Johns Is Re-Elected To Post Of
' Superintendent At Arcadia Home
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British Aid Group
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A P — Tha Navy reported today that on* of H* old eat tubmarine*., thr 0-9. a amall uadertoeo boat recently brought
hark
into commiaaii&gt;nt waa
four hour a overdue on • trip
to (he Ule of HhoaJa, not far
from where (he Hquatua ganh
( a n tear* ago with a Iota of
26 live*
The Rescue
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Khrtohrrr u ( (hr rnpitol yri
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util tor hfa rd trn| Irnnov on I hr
prndinif
proportv
Rrirurr
l»ill
which rtnphto«llrd i» War
lie
partment nimertion
thnl
*mttll
manufitcturrrR would in thr fu
turr hr given n mure rvfrnaivr
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S A N g l l E N T I N , C a li f. Jun-&gt;
20
lAh— Mr* Kvellta Juimiu
Spinrllj, 62, “ The |)uchrRN" lo
the underworld gang ahe iJurn
inalrd— hia eRraprd fur at Iruil
•10 day* bring th* fir at woman
* r ecu ted hy California.
Sentenced to die at 10:00 A
M., in Han Quentin'* gas rham­
her, ahr wa* granted a reprieve
today by Gov, Colbert I*. OU;in
"The Duche**" waa aentrnred
with two com pa riinii* for killing
10 year-old
Robert
Shrorrod,
youngest member of the gang-

Last Rites Are Held
For Mrs. W. D. Lees

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Victor

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luHuiiful hunk of man," is mari i«m1 ti
Kemp b&gt; Jn-tuo Kriiliiintnl I'etoru in Mai
Ni-»
VViolding of th,. Klori,!.- cafe so
of m ilo .ir s Icinlcr Hal hemp, so,I th,. * ,to i.
a -, 1» , t haiplful
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Palatka Collects Official States
$1,100 For Ball W PA Hospital
Club Franchise Project Is Out
extension Of Time Furl her ( O n l a d HeUntil Sunday I n
in jf M a d e
In
W a « h Granted Hy Gray
in jfto n
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I ’r o je c t
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g am es on it a
oppt.m iilN
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firld a , th o u gh both of th n gmmrit

•cliriiuliMi thin wnk wrrr rut Ill'll
out
Tiwi-iy thr Svmrimlra mr
pltotril to |il«&gt; in Ht
A u g iia t iiir
and ei|&gt;rct to
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in i l i r c ity
u n til H iry
foiln|i
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tw o g a ilir
Aihoiiuliv
Til.- aituation in
Pmlnlkn looks
good, thr Palmtku informlin t said

and thr rcmalrulrr of thr money
nee tied |a rxprrted tw l«* eolirrted
today
Rain and * half holiday
havr bald uji
th r
collection of
fund* liner Tuesday night whim
tha Itairball fnnp
Mill* nffrrnl
I hi* f ranch i*e
of
(hiHanford

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aaae i ltd
lliitani'* mtvnsiv* ssrial o d t a aivi- wa* earned uul by huiulrnds,,r |&gt;lunc, uirni'd nt a dual ubj ,-, tivr ;
1 To alow the German war
e ffo r t
hy rr ippbng the Relcli'i
induatiial output, particularly uf
vynlbelli nit.
2 Snarl tranaportal urn ruulea

fro m the b a te poo In o f m a te ria l
mid
personnel which the Get*
tin. n a will
need when a full*
M »nilt*«eto Vito !*»»• Ttoteel

Draftees Listed
By Headquarters
I mnt i net inn v t(' select eea hava
l e m leceiv.'d
fr« ni
the
alata
hi adqoni( et w of Si-lei’tivi* Service
a* 1„ hoto to conduit themsrlvra
k-fotc and after tho&gt; are Inducted
min iio nt my in the event they
nr i mill'd, the
local board r®*
ll.ilted (otlux
I I gi•iii g from home to the Indmiioi ornmn the Induct®®! ara
imked ' • i1** iheeiful, aober and
alert, and careful of the pro|»®rty
uf the p-ihia* l a i r i r n
Hlnc® th®
« , » I. , i« etpering a new Uf®
ml mukiog new friends, h® ia
*tx incd Hw*l 1.1to comradea will b®
ju d g in g

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a c t io lli

Men toho me employed are ur­
ged to remind their employer*
Iliw| they isuy be rejected when
n g ui ltd r w i t h o f f i l l aI- III Waih
inai.iii i.-K.ntiri*
tt„
i c - f b ' s l I'bay n*l"iri lor imlucliun )nu&gt; tba

tiny and should uik that their
i tm l&gt;r held open fur thrin. Ownf t « of butineiaei are adviiacl not
11*. nell (heir buiinea* enterpria®«
J\i (hold e stipulation that they
f-wn le d aim it in llu* event tlWy
Ia re r.'jeeed.
I'm-nipioyed peraom are asked
the report.
Thr
cipeusr of « (inn v. ii.mnlr
Church, officiating
( minty
hoapitnl (o r. gi-tei with the State Unem
Pallbearers were J. 0. Wait*. bus to train port the play era to I &lt;»nda and apply t ht pr occed* to - j ploy ineiit
Barvhe
W fore they
C. W. Brown, L. Grow, B. 0 out-of town games will he rllm. ward Uo hi1oil nt i h t out i ihution in 'leave in onler
that
they rnaj
Mothvin, R. Z. Johnson, Br., and Initwl by the use of prlvalr cara the mImilc |iluji&gt;ft, l&gt;ol b* fin« (Jo I liavr « tn-Urr chance lo g«t a )«l
Churls* Marshall.
The field there la reported to he big ao to.- would like tu hav
whrti thnr irleasr from Ire array
fraa(la»84 aa ra g e Three|
11 it to11tototo#
Is effective.
When going
tu thr Induction
elution the selectee I* Instructed
in tia vrl light, carrying only a
frw
handkerchief*, socks, soap,
I,'wr l anil necessary toll* l »rtl.Msmhers o f Townsend clubs
cle&gt;
These are
not
*iaentlal
In the fifth congressional district
howem-i. as such necessary equip­
will hold h
conference
Sunday
b peeks Green,
all.s
Willi* sane al ( hattahotchM. where hr ment will be furnished by tn*
afternoon
beginning
at
8:*0 Grvsn, Orlando let-pick burglar escaped Hr aMo fled from cus­ army.
Jewelry and larg* auras
o'clock al the Chamber o f Com- wbo wa* shot
and
seriously tody in Miami and from a road of money are to be left at boas*
tree office to Banford, It -wui wounded last ntgtit by Orlando gang in Fort Pierce, Chief Wllthey may b* easily loot.
toonneed today.
police a fter one o f the most «t - Hams added.
Instruction*
advise
the
la­
Aulhorlzod Townsend speaker* Unzive naan hunu In the his­
Pursuit uf th* deeperate mar­ u d re lo leave his automobile or
will present dlecusaloos of topics tory o f that city, la well known auder startad al the home of K motorcycle at home until he U
o f interest to members, It wes In Banford /or previous brushes O. (B ed ) I-angstun,
at
701 told whether he may hava It at
with the law, Chief o f P olite Kidg rwuinl Avenuo In Orlando. the post. Bines It taka* tins# fo r
Roy Willlama aald today.
Miss Ruse Langston, daughter th* array to assign the aelectae tn
Th* negro, who lived a l 1180 o f Mr. Langston, turned on the n permanent unit men ere advised
Orange Avenua In Banford, waa light a l (he front Df the house to keep in touch with their fam ­
convictad « / armed robbery here to go ouUlda and amply tba ilies and friends but ask than,
la 1888, bat engaped from the garbage. There she saw standing not to write until tha; era gives
County JaU before ha could be not *la feet from her. Impaled In a com piste address.
t to Halford, Chief William* tha bright light, what she termed
p M pIle m e r i e
to the « • « •
Classification fo r tha typo ot
"th e ugliest negro ehe ever saw."
J- N . T r ie r to B *»- aald.
a ,te Dr.
Job boat fitted fo r a man w ill ho
Bhortly a fte r he had escaped,
A a lata
hoar
lest
night
Imptwvwg, It wtm rvportbald at the reception canter and
Groan returned hare and waa Orange G e n e n Hospital aothorhad to recall all tha
•hot Ul a battle with Banford po­ IU «* gave G ram a chance to
, rave held, tlnw they
live, despite the fact that lie wa*
lice.
Halford, Green twice wounded twice — one# through have held them nnd exactly what
o f work they hero to e ph
and ' a
J
*
to be eeat to the U p
5
/ « the U - through the seek.
p i uji-i f , M r
H e rm it Hi i om m ehled
Funeral services for Mr*. W.
T h . • O'I mI y F o r m iio o o ii w ill dm
n. Lees, who liietl Wednesday
i im i H ie p r t ije i I a l il*. m \t r*-g
after a long Illness, were huld
il ia i U 'l- etiug (in J u l y H M r
H err
this morning at 10:30 o’clock al clu b
,
d o rm aid
the
Erickson
Funeral
Home,
Palatka has umfomip
for (h r ,
In hi- h It* r to t h e \\ ] * \ M(|
with (he Rev. Martin J. Biaui, p l s y r n I r f l
fro m
th e ir t r a m n f ^f n in i- t i i i ' h i
Mr
I h i rid.m a m id
o f the Holy
Cross
Episcopal ■rvnal years ago. atnmiing to
it ■ mm iilwiiniug lo &lt;*« ll $&lt;0,

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Turtle Race Will
Be Sponsored By
Ivey On July 11

Australian S o l d i e r s
Advance Slowly In
Face Of Resistance

Mr. Roosevelt said the T'neral purpo*«* o f
the
sinking
"would appear to he to dr h e
American commerce from
the
ocean wherever such rnmmeree
was considered a disadvantage (o
German design*.'*
Ita apecifir purpose, he said,
"would appear to he the Inter­
ruption o f our trade
with
all
fnrndJy countries."
"W ere we to yield on thia we
-old ! nevitahly -iihmn to world
Mill nation al the hands uf the
or•*ent leaders of the
(»erman
Ri u*h We are not yielding a* id
we ita nut propese to yield," he*
leelflSed,
W A S H I N G T O N . June 20
(Ap»— IIy ilirtkclion « f flr«i!itrnt
Riutf4»v#l(. toll i»rtrolrum product&lt;
w iif
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W A S H IN G T O N . June 20 —
-— President Roosevelt dcacrihrd !
the pinking o f the Robin Moot
today as ruthlr** and an act iff
■'»n international outlaw*' ami
Jedarcd that the United SU tr*
did not propore to yield use of
the high peas to Germany.
i
The President made hi* pro­
nouncement on the sinking of an
American vessel in a apecial rm*
iagi* to Gongrena which perm it­
ted use o f stronger Ungumje
thiin a formal diplomatic mile.
Mr. Hofiaevdt stated without |
imilifiration that the vessel wa*
milk by a German submarine.
The Robin Moor went down
&gt;n the South Atlantic on May 21
ind all o f ita passengers and
’ rew subsequently reached safe
ty Survivors said a German sub­
marine torpedoed and shelled the

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, f*i • ••&gt;• SVw a n s * w |ssnb*re h i the' Was fKe-rttment

1 Mr. - McClellan w ill rantaft th.
Hoard o f County Comm In* Ion
regarding the
setting up of »
homing authority,
Mr. Hlggmsaid.
On th* chamber** mrmber&gt;l&gt;i|i
drive, th* secretary reported that
a total o f f t jt o t
had been
By KDW AHD M AR SH A M .
TALLAHASSEE.
June
1 0 .- •'••'rml to th# campalm, o f w h o h
(Special)— David dolchel, aon of WA80 waa
In rath.
|10.% 10
Mr. and Mre. Forreat Galehtl of algded pledges, and 1110 In for
P in fs r il.a u
-ted governor of ther memlwiwhlpa anticipated ho'
ra" w
p fv- yA
terd ay
-Boys'
’ LtiB
x J
y».ter.U
y aa the not signed.
"W hile thia amount was short
week long project whereby teen
_______
lig e youngster*
gain first-hand of the M.000 srt up In the bid
g
et,"
Mr.
lllggin s declared.
I
With »5 In rn.h as the
knowledge o f tbrlr .U te gevrm ennaider It a very good drive."
priie,
a turtle
rare will lw ," * nt &lt;lr* w *° ■ • lo»*The Jacksonville office nf tin
held *1 Fort Mellon TMrk on the
Voupg Galrhel waa a caiuli.Utr
lakefront Friday, June 27. »t n ou j'jf tha National let Party, and de United State* Engineer, h*&gt; b-' &lt;
authorized lo make an !n*perli"i
P. M. sponsored hy Ive y ’, Shoe frated Mika Sandsra of Palatka,
of Woodruff Creek with « v n »
Store* on F ir s t S t r i c t , it w *» an- running for th* Federalist Parf making It an alternate mu'*
nouncerl today hy John Ivey, man- tyWith the opening
of
Roys' from Iotke Monroe Into th* St
axer..
Johns River
nrar
Ihr
Oste.-n
To rnch Imy or girl who buya a Hlate, on Belurdsy, Gatrhrl was Bridge. Mr. Higgina said
pnlr o f Kcd allure between Junr placed In one of tha two parties,
E. F. Housholder rrpor'ed on
where - he im­
20 and June 27. n miniature live thr Nationalist,
fur
M ate r o »l
gained
popularity. theh prospects
turtle will lie given by Ivry'e mediately
th#
prospects
for
Slate
roxi
Shoe Store. The hoy# atol girls Preceding the party caucus on assured Loose present that he hsd
will keep (heir turtles until time Wednesday, he campaigned vlg- promise* from th* Htat* Road !&gt;•
several candlfor the mre, and Mr. Ive y urge* orm iily against
the
R in fon l
boy partment that paving o f Road i i
that they be "trained'' for thr rsimlnated
Bridge
lo
detee.
The
Nationalist
Party from the Titusville
big event.
,
be
started In &gt;&gt;&gt;
and that
night he Mims would
Mias Eleanor Morrison, hrud nf Wednesday
months, and (hat it was hoped i«
the City Recreation Department, nude his first campaign speech. complete the work this year.
Projects h*
supported
In his
will have charge c f thr raring A
E. E. Brady made a report on
second prize o f a pair of »hoe* platform were R, O. T. C. units in work dons by the 1B41 Legist*
the schools, boosting
of
Boys'
will bo offered.
turn
In regard to Seminole Coun
T o build up Interest In the tur­ Stole, an improved Boys' Btale ty roads, and John G. Leonard)band,
and
aerving
o
f
meal*
by
tle derby, Mr. Ivey has placed an
assured those present that be had
aquarium with four turtles In thr waitresses during breakfast at done all possible to further the
the
college
cafeteria.
front o f
hla
store.
On thr
Thursday morning th* 220 elt- development o f county road*.
beck o f each turtle Is painted
B. F. Wheeler said that a aut
Iteni
o f B oys" B u te cast their
nn* letter o f th* word Krds, and
" » y o f Road 20) from Oviedo tu
to the Httarium are placed four vote* fpy a governor. The elec­ f huluoto will be completed soon
•mall bathtubs, a lio painted to tion results were announced ye*, and that right
of
way
maps
torday at ltlB
otloch,
during
spell out Keds.
would b« furnished
the County
the lunch period.
This
display w ill
remain In
Other
boys
from
Seminole Commission at an early late.
tha * to re until the contest, and
Fred Wiiltoms presented • re
the person who find* all the tur- County hold the following poai- port and • map showing th* aw
[!?
"•
'
Bert
Jeter,
city
attorney
j
tlfs to tha proper bathtub*
ondery road* In gemlnol* County
which are to need o f repair. F
out, will h . given a pate ° f »h o««
A- Dyaon ez pres sod kls approval
o f eerne plan to tmpnrv* the sec
•wAeey rowU nod arid t h a t ln hi*
opinion the firs t work should be

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s u ftv v r u m

WASHINGTON,

17-UP)

Jon*

In Yean With Odds 5 To 2
1m finished mueelng op four spar,
piate* peatardap he scaled Just
or*r i n . H* f i l l probably bo
threa or four pound* h tttlir
whoa tto bops welghh In at noon
Wednesday alongside a eompar.
atlvsly gIganUc Jo* at 100.
Bat mo*t of all. baa boon the
wap tha two tuaalara have gone
la wort bn tUs thing. To Conn
It ha* joat boon another flfht
all dorlne bla train Ina at PompI tegsthar at tbo Polo ton Lake*. N. 1 , ho baa pMh
noohed Jo* aa “Just
anothor
finish, Um forty ninth fighter now, boeauaa ho'a loot
Me* eommiaskmera au3* la tha •'batUneat"
rate alone since Loola'
ho told Um Associated
paion with Max Schtterdap, ■Thla la Juat an­
i
.
other fight for me, even though
Itsalf ia Bleating line* the world* heavyweight championahlp ha* bean mp goal for
threw year*."
jU ^ r f d a j ^ anything

CLUB BOTH* PROFIT

. t i tbnt, they ahared
MWn to 1 to ft on Joe,
h r bops and girls with
tw e a r * coming along
bn Um Una. Tat whan
- l t * | against anrh
Baddy-Baev and
b the would-be batten

S t Augustine, Jana 17. (Spec|*)&gt;—Complete record* of IB 81.
J*)n* county 4-H club boy* rereal that the* mad* a total net
profit of fTBS.M In their prog e ts during U m past year, *ccording to Coontp Agent V. «.
McMullen.

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HEW ORLBANfl. June 1 7 fRnaelitl)—The New OrTaan* Mid­
w in ter
8 porta
Association,
throaah It* publicity chairman,
Mr. F. D. Reilly, made the fol­
lowing announcement Saturday
which 1c of great national as
wan aa local Interest.
President A. N. Goldberg and
Um executive board
of the
Naw Orleans Mid-Winter Bports
Association hav* token cognisance
of the fact that there la a t pres­
ent fn this locality a large con
eentratlon of person* who are hi
tha military, naval and air aervleea'of 'th* United State* during
Um present national emergency
and th a t'th e re will be a much
larger eonbentratlon of “ these
fame* 'thl* ’W inter daring the
Sugar Bowl activities.
•' president Ooldberp said the a*
•ocUtlori fillip rdcorntie* the'eblifiiMnT'Of tm i^ n iB iin in jr tn o
the state to provide'proper enter­
tainment for thee* service men
nnd to do whatever map be tn l u
power to add to tb e lr1 nhyakat
development, the eocceee/u) perfarming of their assigned tasks,
and the maintaining of a high
moral*.
With thee* objectives In view,
the eiccutlv* board authorised
President Goldberg to appoint a

“Hup-

FtttfilftMra war* no advertising.”
'yon w h a t’a to be h ad .
M ko.bhow w indow s — only

.Thb Sanford Herald

ed Advertisements
Arena* wsnte laundry

. " ” *' *t amiiurn.

J*e W lfbln e ig h t
cal and*]
fro m th a lim e o r th e flra l
p u b ).ra tio n n t t h l , nolle*. B ack
claim o t d em an d a h a ll b e In w rit*

NOTtCH
or
INTWWTION
TO
MAKH
A W dC A TTU N * r o N
K in At. l i t i i 'H i n n M ,
IN T H « COURT o r T H I rO C N T T

Wi«J IT

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Iren e F ra n k lin ,
Service MenTeams
Stage Star, Dies
,To Be Featured At LEAGUE SCORES ENGLEWOOD,
N. J.. Juno 17
—&lt;/!■)— I re no Franklin, former
Sugar Bowl Games 8L A uguitine _____ .10 30
*t»iir nnd screen actreia
who

Bfwpott i k t ' wliidowa of all the atores

a

O. P . Ila rn d o n
C lark of C irc u it C ourt.
H r: A. M. W eek*. lie.
J. W a lle r lla fl.
A tto rn ey a t U * .
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molajdat .
w hoa* loot k a o w a po*t o trie*
a n d m a llla n iMdr*** a a p a r ito u .
l a r l r a* I* k n o w n to p la in tiff . to
n a ile r y I), UrO C o a st A rllll* r*
I AAV
Kt.
A m ad o r,
Fm nam a
C a n a l. I to p a r tm ta t. Q u a r r y
lle la h t* . C an al Xonsi
IT IB o n u r . n i D m a t r o u a p M a r to th a b ill or c o m p la in t fil.O
h tr v ln o n o r b o fo ra th a Ttb B a r of
J u ly l i l t . O tborw lao, OrcTao pro
r i n l t i a o w ill ba e n t e r 'd ag ain * !
you.
IT IN o n n n r t K I i t h a t th is nntlc*
l&gt;« p u b lish ed once a w w k fo r fo u r
n in a a ru tlv a w o -h » In T h a Hanford
II, rnlil. a n aw ap a iw r of * * n aral
e lr ru la lln a ,
Issued In
Hrmlnolo
C nonly, F lo rid a.
W ITN K 8S h r h an d and i h t aaal
of th la C o u rt m i l 1 d a y or Ju n a .

work

S IT U A T IO N W A N T E D
CATHA OEEN HEARD, IIS Lo-

DeLand

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Orando ...............
Leesburg
Daytons Beach
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2010
RESULTS YESTERDAY
All game* postponed, rain.
GAMES TODAY
Orlando a t Daytona Beach
Hanford a t Ocala
Rt. Augustine at Loceburg
Gainesville at Hertford.
wlth Ucal yovemmenlal sulhorltles, partlrulatlr Governor San)
Jones nf Lsiulslana and Mayor
Robert Maestri of Nsw Hi loons,
as well as ranking offirlsle of the
Army, Navy, Marino Corps and
Air Service, with the United
Service Organisation, tha Nation­
al committee nf tho American
-|&gt;*fteit beaded-hr-M e,-Fran h-MaCortnlck of the Unlveriity «f
Minnesota, Tulane
University
authorities, and others of latersst
to work out detail*.
Tha co-nperstlon of such out­
standing football roaches as Ma­
jor Robert Neyland, Ma|or Bernl* Blerman, Major lAwrence
•Hlfr Jones and othars who may
hav* been called to the aervlre
will be solicited In connection
with the service football churn*
plonihtp game.
Arrangement* will be mtd* for
the attendance of uniformed
tnembara of the service a t this
gam* under conditions that will
taka Into consideration their lim­
ited earning rapacity. *
Provision will also be mad* for
sale to the general public of
tickets to thla gome coincident**
with Um sale, of , Bugtr 'Bowl
tickets under a plan that will not
In any wav interfere with U&gt;*
sale and distribution of tickets

CAMILLA WALKER, 001 Ban-

ta a n o L B

count*

BTATK o r Kl-OH.il&gt;A.
IN
ItH
T IIR
KRTATR
OP
A H TI.1IR
It
M A IIM IA U I,. DK('KAMK.lt—IN PhO R A T K .
TO A l.l, WHOM IT MAT CONC S ItN l
Nolle* I* h e re b y s i r e n
th a t
M ary K. M arefaall r i l 'd h » r (In al
r ,fio r l a a H x aeu trl* o f lb * »*l*te

ANGEL’S
Sanford Arana* Jnat Off Of
Genera Arana*

t o n world-wide fame and fortune only to spend the last days
nf her Iffo In a theatrical home,
died ynterdav.
Stricken Thursday with a
■Iroke, Mlaa Franklin, who ad­
m itted bring 67 peara old wherea&gt; Theater* Who'* Who gave
h e r nge aa 65, died after fighting four day* with all her wan­
ing alrength agmlnat answering
th e final curtain call.
___

«f selection of the serrlcs teams,
liislrlbulton of tickets, prlcea of
admission and disposition of the
proceeds nf the gsm* will be
made public as soon ss developed
and agreed upon bp all parties
at interval.
£V
At the same Uni*, tha Sugar
Uowiart will maka known thalr
plans In connection with st-the tr a c k _ m e e t,

b o x in g

b o u ts,

basketball

on their Mid-Winter calendar of
sports.
*#1 ' 1
Thera’s a possibility, loo, that
tho Sugar Howlers will tlthar in­
vite service men to participate
In these events or sponsor a spe­
cial aerlra of event* axcloalvaly
for men In tha service.

A t O n r P i d u f i S lo t*
Y ou’ll F le d T h a B oot U

ri
' TT*
T ab Yatr VaeithM NOW
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDN1

Florida League Officials Meet;
, Girk Suspended As He Accuses
Ganzel Of Talcing Local Players

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Tanker Service
Be Rearrange*:
To Reduce Threat
Car Restrictions
Said Inevitable’
210,000,000~6 a l i o n s
Win Be Added To
Supply On C oast
WASHINGTON, June

19

—
In hla first positive
■eUon to put more oil in

, Ssnfonl'» haiwbntl
rituntlon
blew *ky high Inst night as Charlie Girk, team manager, walked
out cf an expeutlvc session of the
directors of the Flotilla S tate
League and deelared tie had ac­
cused Jchn Garel, pre*ldent of
tho Orlando cluh, of Influencing
p layer, to leave the local club.
In .a tempestuous meeting the
league officiate appointed Joe
Justice, second hs-em sn as man
ager and suspended Girk, while
taking over the running of the
cluh until It rnn t&gt;e placed In
spme other city,
A I’slatkn city ■ffielnl con­
tacted hy telephone last n isht by
league president, Henry I.. Gray,
raid a mass meeting of fsns
would be called tonight to de­
ckle if they will take the fran­
chise and the league would be

Um East, threatened by a potrtikum f*mln«v
i,‘a _______
Secretary

Icktn announced today a re-

arrangement of ship tanker
service to increaaa the At'tfle coeat supply by 210,000.000 jrallona annually;

landn, *100 If he wnulil obtain
hla rrlease ■from the lnr*| elub.
Severn! weeks ago Williams was
’ ^ llIlM , who la defense petro­ released because, a t the local
leum . coordinator, said he hot ‘Itrectnra said, he was illsintlaflH
mods recommendations whereby and -was not playing hla best holL
Glrk also acrtlaeal the Orlando
throo huge Lankeri now engaged
on rootoa between California and elub of talking to Rill D auiherto o t cooat porta would
be ly, Sanford plteher, who was In
a switched to runs from G ulf porta ter sold to Orlando after he had
■Ished fur his release Irnm the
to tho oost c o ast
This Incraased supply fo r the
A tlantia seaboard, however, did
not greatly lessen the dangers
o f n prospective ahor.tag* In
- t i n t populous area, w here
re■ a true dons on the civilian use
o f automobiles appeared ‘'Inevi­
table.” ho added.
U nited States border patrols
and lustom a men -were ordered
lo st night to provent any of th r
I I H M l Otjrman natkm alo In the
U alfod Staloa fro m 1 leaving thr
• W M ponding fu rth e r knstrur

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Navy Launchds
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tnryt told members of tho Klwsnit Club- a t th alr ragular lunch
ri n Hireling a t th* Valdes Ho­
tel today th a t with the cornplr
lion i f a aurvey of flobd dam
age from UieSL John* River and
la k e Monroe, there now Is n
justification for 1-ulldlng the St
Johna-lndlan River Canal from
the standpoint of flood control
Two weeka ago an engineer
surveyed land on both aklea of
the river and lake, Mr. Iliggm*
■aid, and th r figures he secured
on floor damage in th* past will
lw used to show th at tha canal
should built.
The survey rvvesled the amount
of damage th at would b* don* to ­
day if a flood such aa th* one
in IRAS occurred.
Another project upon which
the Chamber of Commerce has
been a t work 1* the Municipal
Airport, and Mr, Higgins sakl h*
bellevaa there will be a commit
m rnt from the governm ent about
July I on w hat use it will make
of the airport.
“L ast year w* woke up ami
realised th a t w* had no airport
to offar the governm ent fa r use

tunttvt to control th* movement
o f (Mwtana Into Maxim and
South A merle*, where there ia
alleged to have been eonaldcraMc
w the Avia co antrie*. ,
There was known 'alio ' to be
•on* concern among official*
condhrnlng tha poaalbtllty nf r»prlaala aboard for recent United
State* steps affecting Oermnny
• Sow*' government mm expressed
belief It would he well to es­
tablish * "its Ius quo" concern­
ing German national* here un­
til the situation U clarified.
It was pointed out also that
f t be ardor ^ o ld h it# tho affect
of controlling the departure of
Oenaaa nationals whfla Congress
coualdm ponding
legislation
which would give President Roos­
evelt power to control departure*
„ fro m th* United Stales aa well
^ a e entries. These power* would
he Identical with the authority
provided during th* World War
by en act a t May St, ,1918.

Reckless Driving
Charged To Two
M, P. Harraf of Sanford
tub N. BUffold of Lake

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worm is jus*

ttfled.

Since Capt. Rose ha* bom In
Hanford ha hsa conducted all
of hla own campaigns for funds.
A new band has boon started
jure since tha Rosea have been
In th* city. Sunday School classes
a n welt attended, Mr*. Rom u ld .
hot atract meetings hava not been

Boy Scouts Given Promotions And
Win Merit Badges At Honor Court
Tw* Roy

Kulner, Jr.

tfc* fellcwlngi
Walter fltaolc,
fhtdlagt BUr J&lt;

ai a training achoot or bass and
proceeded to aacura land to build
one." Mr. Htggina explained.
WPA worker* era now grading
and clearing the alroert property
southeast of town, tha trade body
secretary u ld , for an all-over
grau field.
A recommendation for two
naved runways coating about
1300,000 he* bun given ap­
proval. and tho appropriation for
tho sum already has paused Con­
gress. What use tha Army will
make of the field, Mr, Higgins
u ld , waa uncertain now, but

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Ft* lian n M D it Pieaii
F r r n r ti
d impair hen
fro n t
S t r i a Imlai r e p o r t e d to Vichy
(l&gt;al l u n c h c o u n te r a t t a c k *
not
only
h ad
nl alled
the
B r itish
ad v a n c e
for t h r e e
d a t a bu t r o n t l n u r d tu g a i n
m i n ud. a n t„ual v m e n a c i n g
th e in t adera* m m m iin lr a f io n * .
All alo n g t h r ' fro n t, t h e
diapalehra asserted,
am anita
hj the F v r n r h I n fa n t r y n u p .
I"" I ' d
hy
aircraft
were
m aking h a i a i d o u s th e r e a r
* m l tinea of I triti-h Im opo
a Hi s o r i n g Inn aril l.im ia-e u*
amt llrir u l.

W It Hofmann of Sanford, model plane
■olhii-in-1. wna a m ajor winner in last week
end's
late model plane meet at Daytona
Heaih, He is shown al the light with n hand
*omii toisirrn Air lone* trophy whirh ueeoni
panietl f O In rash The trophy iva- pnsteil hv

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The lit limns dll lull'll victory
hail i oini to tin- A *i- force*
di -pile Ihe lec ol ' bundled* nf
Ainein an lank-’’ hy the llrltt*h
in an rffo il to lo e a t through
inlo l.i'«ya
It) ionlia-1 Ho Hr it i'll sahl
Hie lighl i* cnnliiUMIn; without
any ilrilsly* m -oil fm
elllier

rican

Hm isholilcr P r a i s e s W e a p o n A lin m il
■G overnor In W in- *•
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.
J n i n R ( ’«-W o rk ers
P l a n t Lo(
peaking

th e

tisscrled.

Went_ Smoothly Finland's S v,

T ra d e B ody G roups
To M eet Tomorrow

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Uerinnitv h iii I lla lv rr|*ortnil n "cniTiiilele mill
liverwhelming v irln rv " I imI mv In
sm ashing i\ Itr ilis li cm iiiter•irii'tisivf n ite r
it vinlim t
ih ie e ilm lull lie in the desert
m inim i Sultim, l ’. gvid.
"Tile enemy , m erwhelmpd,

Jaycees Are Told Gate City Chr
That Legislature I
Days O f !

’ ' f i l l i n g * h l r h the
Chamber of Commerce ia work
« m ,- B d w r n n f -n t g f t B * ,— w w re -

Enem y Is R e tre a tin g ,
A xis Force S ay s;
B r i t i s h A nn o u n ce
F ig h tin g (Joes On

Trophy

R. A. F. Horn hers I n ­
flict
D estru ctio n
In R aid A t N ig h t

Prom otion To L a rg e r G overnm ent C om m it­
m e n t On A irp o rt
E x p ec te d ! J u l y ' I
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P lane

American Tanks
Used By Britons

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N U M B E R J£I5

Italy And Germany Claim
V ictory In Salum B attle
H o fm an n W ins M odel

Capt. Rose Is
Flood Damage Is
Transferee! To
Said To Justify
Mississippi
Building Canal

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conduct and had language'' used
before the directors, Mr. Gray
statist a fte r the meeting.
The
haseh:ill players
had declared
they would nn[.. ptay until Girk
was al'ow nl a rrlease instead of
suspenMan i r they were told why
Girk hsd lu-en tuapended.
This morning two of the ployera hsd left the city for their
homes, Jumping the elub. Girk
has gone to Gnldville, 8. C. and
Jim 1’iMith left early this m orn­
ing for Georgia. Al Kettles de­
clared si the meeting last night
he would not play fnr Falatka ns
he lived in W inter Park and he
could mil go that far away from
his home.
A number
not stated
either lump!
Ing
With both Girk
oth gene tho poalllon of
ia left open. Kirk 011h*« done some catching
-aid Sunday afterm n n he
Wa* trying for another Job nut•W" of Iviseball.
.'T he eluh ia to he operated ea a
rdhd eluh until It Is plaeml In
aopir rllv. player* will not have
• ‘jiome field t&lt;» play cn and will
tilav nil i-atnra on their opponents'
field until thry are taken over by
a rllv
flu r . » wire given to players
last night hy league officials,
paying tln li salaries up to Ju n r
16 »* tin1 hies I treasury did not
have the money to meet the pay
mil
From now until the time
the Hum i« taken over by a city
the lingiie will opeiate the eluh
amt pny the salaries of th r play-

Member A w w ia ted I’rtwa

yu

m a i l in g
tlh i' ii

•cr of I Itlllli. l. r til I nigh| -it

M fm hfrs nf tha board of ol
rcflor*, good n u id i conmiiUir
and th«* nvUthm commilht* "f
thn Rrminolr f'ounly C!haml»n
n f C om m rrrr and the IInurd *d
r&lt;iunty Commiiflulonrrw will m e t
at th«* Valdrx Hotel a t
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San l ord S tu d e n ts
M ain1 H onor Roll

o'clock noon tormirrpw,

Itrm a nf liunln«'Nff inrludr it•
ruflulnn nf arcnndiiry
rnuniv
r*»«da. aviatinri arh v ilir* ami Hi
riia m h rr of fornm ny r m rtnln»
whip d rlra Edward lligglnn,
&lt;
rrta ry , u ld .

G roceries In S an fo rd
C h an g e O pen in g H our
If 1 t||« III!•«*1 Wilt Itllal I Iit k i' t&lt;&lt;
Four Ranfard grocery *Uu ■
tha A- A I'., Tabic Supply. IV | ■-iff*•r nil- lid* !mMil h iMrlf, ft v*u
-U t« d
gly-W iggly, anil M argaret Ann'
D w iih h N o s I mI im I thfit tin
are now observing I*ter open inri*
Hours and will close oarlii-r nih - Itafiihi i wilt r-Mti r ■« irtfl f i mu
S aturday nTght to short, u tic ''ilifo rd in Hit* |*«*sttit\ m nii'st .it
working time of their em ploye 4 l l l v t i i i m It i’iit ti iRii .1 iil&gt; 4 Tin*
The
store* open
al
7:1-"i idfl will hi' «*rl*-Fti*d *i V tin' I'1
o'clock In the morning, and d u ­ ipftntmit rofttiniHci- o f itn* J.tv
n f w h ir h S i C h iir &lt;i'41 vn■ 11 r»
s t the regular time of 11 .'10 I'1
M. On Saturday, the rloaing linn, is 1 rhiiirman.
Thn
rhiimhrr hit 4 not rnlorfd
la 10 *0 P. M.
Robert Pickett, m anager of tin n g-tfl in thi* hi util v *niinnditi&lt;in
• vnrttl yrnri* hut ■•nil»* Imu*
riggly-W Iggly store, explalnmlI fur ►
th a t the later opening la genet*. I riff# | | Ia4 lenular .JotifiMiri, Ihr II
ly observed up North, anil at*", 1••f S a n f o rd , w on fim t p lu r r
B«-n fit or H m j'hol.lrr, who wh**
In aoma part* of Florida. Th.
new hour* will be perm anent, In, intmd uicd hy Ned -Smith, rs
u ld .

Sportsmanship And Respect For Rules
vSIrcssed In Legion Baseball Program
c, I fnr i pm|U-r ly ktiuivii I U ■
.1 u . t l i

Sanford Cadet Arrives At Benning
For Study Of Blitzkrieg Warfare
PORT BENNINO. Ga. Jum
! • — (Apeelsl)—An tntanalve flveday atqdy of the latest w.-apot,*
In biltahrtog w arfare la und. r
w ay a t Port Bennlne, G o, for
« 7 f United fits Lee M ilitary .Acs
damar asdata, member* of th« I# ii’
rrw d u itlag d s s s , who arrived at
the. p u t Sunday afternoon vin
apodal tanta. Among these taking

aloed hi the field
• day,
ogtwm
Included
■ showing the
I* aroctlng punmat combat eonat* of tho 4U&gt;
Uo* first creased

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Italia n Policy Of
Kuprina I In E ffect

irali* in Italy would to- tr r a lc t
m itrlly the same *e Hi" Dnll.-il
S lut.* ln n t* I tnl ih ii -• living III
America ip thn m etier of credit
Olid prnjierty freexing
American circle* un.|rretpn,|
the Italian reprisal poliry t s nnn
of m alrhlng w hatever the Unite I
Rtalea does.

air corps.

Brig. Gan. Robert L Elchcll« rt* r, aapertnkcndrnl o f the
Military Arsdam y, and Lt. Col.
y . A. Irving, commandant of
radota, arrived, a t the poet Bunday nigIX They aid guests of
Brig. Gen. O m ar N. Bradley dur­
ing, thalr stay.
_
_In tho class U Ctrl
Included

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isr.i ti«* ..I*.i " • ri" 11 i "ii | 11**&gt; u*
Hint In i* « l » i . v - ti.l' t .ill " t th e
p u litl.n l, . i ii.nnir *.l"l M-ligtoua

rhodulpil f o r T h u r s d s y . Tho*."icluil" a srm ly of Uiu "rgMiU/H
iioa a n d Iraliiin g of |iu(H(lmt&gt;Iroop*. s s t u d y of m o t o r l i e d p i .
ROME June I H ^ f/Ti— A
tr a i li n g , a n d a s t u d y uf liygi'ni?
*|i"k. imitj s»ld i.uliiv Hull Am&gt;-r*od satiilatlu n .

Firing of anli-alrcraft, anti
lank guns, and
vartoii* other
weapons will feature Friday's pro­
gram.
Upon their arrive! Sunday, the
cadets were trans|Mirt.‘.l to la rracka In the student training
cm of the post * are* where they are i|jsrt.-r«.l
for n study of U. for tha five days. Coins ruling
IHon Of artillery them la Maj. Robert W. H arper,

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City News Briefs

".X T h e

Icarlird
Miluli p.
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I'Min i

Mr

of pi"f*fiily hy
|*i artier
fir

11111 Hill

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Th#*

ri i*. I |.&gt;h | hi»i n f tht&lt; I rm Iih !I m itt

fit ........... . nut Mt murh to r|i‘vrlo|i
tm))

i . i*o u|» in LptM hall n* H

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iio*| live r learntv,

Kt* ry |i1uyi*r
fiurl icif.nt*

in

in
tin*

require! to
PfK»rt

under

the i o.|r of ■|*otl»minfltdp of the
Aineiiinn Lerrion Junior Bniteball
AtitiH ialtnn iiiicl ix required to
keep Hn rulea, keep faith with
rnnmid*
keeji hla temper, keep
fit, keep 'i at mil heart in defeat,
keep pride alrovo victory, and
keep a ■* und aotil, a chan mind
and n healthy body.
Tho l oy* arc tau g h t that good
F]ior 1 •rii.in-'hip is r|oacly connect­

ed with good c itlic nthlp .

A group

Tho Boas of Ike American Le­ of aix analogies between the two
tinkle, former Vanderbilt foot gion will meat Thursday night U draw n up hv the baatball com ­
Star, who mad* All-American ai T;30 nohth at the Legion Ifut m ittee or follow*:
Tha Townsend Cluh will hold
It* regular meeting at tba Court
Houaa Thursday night nt 9:00
o’clock.

*1. The good sporUman has
lc«mcd rrspool for rules.
Tha
good citiien has also learned
reaped for ruloa, though tha
rule* w hkh bo rospocto i n m ort

g" m l

luyelly

s |m r t * in a n

The

ti*e

g-.Ml rtl-

Isrii tin* al*" Iceruv-I l. 'y n lt y , th*
huui* uf
e ll tu ii m l
u ign n ite-

llun ’

"4 The go.nl .pot I*men he*
Irernnl Iraiuw m k.
The
g.n.tl
rftlxrn hus si no Icarnrd train
work, which is merely niir.lhrr
immc for cooperation. A imtiou
nt Iniiiviiluels would puss swiftly
Into anarchy."

“6 Thr gu'nl
eporlsmnn haa
learned gainenrss. A goinl cttlxt-n has also learned auluciics* In
that hr dore lu-l capilulatr or
whine whrq thr tide sets against
him. Tho grumbler lacks sportsmsnshlp."
“fi. The good
sportsman has
learned democracy.
The good
dtlien haa also learned democ-'
racy In that ha recognise* no
■tender'd of human azcallanco
save merit "
Parents of tha boy* and every­
one Interested in baseball art
urged to drop by tho hall field o«
tha lakefront and look tbs hoya
over, If only far n faw ralnutoo,
as It encourage* them ia building
their turn, Mr. Plaid e*id-

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CHEERt For
I, s a d were
nadJalaly
ho
m d t 4a|th un-

• SOVIKT MAKJBB

rhoUR-WHEN?

It ia encouraging to nete that the Kiwanla International
U about to. launch an “all-oat" effort on a iwtlon-wiilo
scale toward the reduction of automobile accidents. The
Ntttonel Safety Council has been doing a fine Job to this
end, but despite Its efforts, the number of accideuta con­
tinues to rise. What is needed Is the combined efforts of
other civic groups and all public-spirited citizens.
One of the first matters, considered by the delegates
lo the Kfwanls convention' in Atlanta was the hazard ot
the highways. I t was said th a t more people lost their
lives In automobile accidents last year than ever before in
our history despite repeated warnings which have Ik-cii
given the public. The Kiwnnlans plan to hold communitywide safety programs in each of the 2025 Ki wants towns
In the United States and Canada to help impress u)»on all
motorists the importance of sufo driving.
For the most part wo bcllovo that accidents nro tho
Jesuits of careless driving. Too many people whoTtnow how
to drive are careless about driving as well c* they know
how to. And too many people, unfortunately, simply do
not know how to drive. They may know how to shift tho
SeaAi and vaguely that turning tho steering wheel In tho
Ircctlon they want to go turns the car more or less iq
that general direction, hut th a t is about all.
.It seems to us It would be a good idoa to condi/ct au­
tomobile drivers’ clinics in our various communities where
people who manifestly do not know how to drive, hut who
want to drive, cotlld lie taught some of the finer |xiinls or
cjrivlng, how to start without Jerking their passengers'
heads off, how to engage the clutch without racing tho
motor, how to stop without being bumped by l ho car im­
mediately behind, how to back out of a parking spaco
without nicking tho fenders, how to pass a car on tho high-

RAJblO NEWS
WDBO

Tealght's Pregr— a
0:00 Baseball Scores

'

0:05 UP New*

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Howard and Shelton
Supper Hour
Evangelist R. T . Halllday
Uram* of Life •
AtlanUc Sports Reporter
Musical Interlude
Dr. Christian
Elm er D aria and the New*
S ta r T heater
0:00 Glrnn Milter
0:15 I'ullic A ffairs
0:30 Juan A rvitu
0:45 News of the World
10:00 Edwin a Hill
10:10 ll«b Trout
10:15 Danco Urchcstr* 11:00 U nton Well*, new*
11:0S Dance O rchestra— Alvina
Hey
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11:30 Dick Shelton O rchestra ;
11:55 Press News
12:00 Sign Off.

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Toss orrow's Program s
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0:30 Norman Beasley and Flor­
ida Cowboya.
7.-00 Nrws of Enrol
7:15 B reakfast brevl
8:00 UP News
8:10 Blue Ribbon Books
8:15 Morning devotion*
8 :30 Invitation to the W alt!
8:10 Poetic String*
0 :00Virgin1n of YowcILDrew's
0:05 Program Resume
0:10 Musical tntrriude
0:15 Myrt and Marge
0:30 Marnel
0:35 OrganorelHt1*
U:4fi Women of C oontre ’
10:00 Mary Lee 'T aylor

10:15 U. P. New*

amp post a little bit, he can’t keep from billing It hnrd.
Some
day hi* luck will run out.
M W f i t . 'I
He should either learn to drive hi* rur. nr ho should
flood* of aong
lesraa*, teem'd*. quit driving. •
. ordinary thimble
Y hold the’ past.
A- ’be# can profftr pain
A • mil* la length, A grain
wheat can **Uy,. *t last,
hangar of a nation.
,

cannot reck os God
By *ay Ateasurlng-rod.
— ROBERT QUINN

;;.^ e

Nail pfopsgind* min

H in ts F or Sw im m ers
What goc* up must como down, and u i i a t s w im s niiL^imy^inie America and Amorfrom dry land must swim back, unless ii is amphibian,
A|t ,ald lhty (tuwJ eTUTy,
ns man definitely is not, says Your Llfu Magazine in ml- uno sympathetic and the tre a t,
vising vacationers to swim out only half a s f a r from m eat they U v« received her* has
shoro os they are able to; savo the rest of your steam bean w onderful Thing! that tmfor swimming bock. If you do got out too fur. It colitin- pressed them most were conucs, remember that wave crests always roll to w a rd Iho trast* to conditions h*N and at
shore. Float and rest In tho troughs between waves, then 'b o n e . They war* amaxed to
SWlm;lfth.ttUy;.Uhcn a comber comes along to carry you ^
I
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single nrango If! Kngl*rld wApla
fid &amp; little Aeniiinlo A bout tliv in jr, 1 I h in a r t Uric
c«&gt;u p ount* j r f you ( M t d - f i t II
“ A s w a n d iv e c a n b e a s w a n so lig If th e w a te r is n ’t a s “ *
Tho. soundanco of swwt*

« 4 l W r W W M p &gt; A w f l w M .h ,r U,.n „ n , . l r , Z |" { ! X ,

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[•raid. In other ^wofd* Culls ror car plugs If you valth; your hearing. 1he higher rival they wera no

he diva, t}m.greater the wallop delivered by water on
eirdi-um, I’fiigs muy be made of wool and cotUm
h. bey sho i«, boy.
, Insert them fairly deeply into the
ear. . canals.
If
have a sinus
infection or ............
if une »r
.
,
..
i n e r f o r a i e r l tir If you have a ilisciiargiiig
,- £§ErE°-&gt;flllWL-WSUlng_iuateiul ut awimutiag,-----“From a humanitarian jsdnt of view, ear specialists
‘ficomrncncj that persons who have hnd u nmsloidjtis or
n w ;s r » lp 4 »C httM 4r&lt;

swr»t* .which arc
,
*p*rc*
U
,1
ilJT*
they w.iulj dip th sir *|H&gt;onS In
tho sugar ami * a | It drlth' gsi
ulna

relish.

Sweat

shop*

and

in U&gt;*
ly JpJdfiPci of their stocks «»f

Uncle Bamucl should h* do som#
tewiporary occupying, would fall
to hand their two Insular groupa
back to 'em a lte r the current
emergency.
I P o r tu g a l la ' ,
A* for John Dull, hs'a been consl, lurate of i*ortugal for genera­
|M o ra U n e a sy
tion!. I’ortupnr* a little pee wee
of a country a t home, but H'a got
D ay by D a y '
large colonial posaesalana—In A f­
rica ami off the Chirps roast ns
vftll a* the Cap* Yfrd** sa d l h*
tu rn p. tn w s R T
A tor**, Ilf n ty of oUie^, stronger
1 P h U* Columnist w
t ANTONIO a a l a z a h power* • unilqutrtrrlty ,wou|d, have
I 'Very naturally teases graikbed the**, colontoa off, long
rUTy Hull perxlitchtly i ago, put, Mp, B o ll for son)* .un­
ition ttWicSrfhhig UhcU 1 known rcaion, of hi* owq.' didn't
l ‘rttattW to fhS Cape do It, wouldn't perm it aayfcpdy
las,AO fio *o—Aml.wfiat, ho
liMnd*.' off UM
ant, a(ncf he w*a, auprep)* a I
Iberia* 1 perilnaular and W t»r
African i toast*,
o p p o s i t e ami
•pw, ly.thf.Axls" Hhbbfwf."
M d r i u i r to

St0warf.Says:

I

rnndy
....Lj. They Juit eouldn'C seem

lo s e t enough sweets.
'“I
i w ir p m i .'r , a y tio y g h lr o |j\. a | One lad eald, "Ygu dring S
ill'll I In AiAerfca, don’t
IrnclrcmTtnftlo person* Who ignore this ml vice are pro- jrrrat
Being cold - saber, I Juat
ipectivs patients. Fungus Isn’t finmy when it's uthleto’s ynuT"—
couldn't itrt the drift, “ bo W t*
t a l k e d ol iu
’oot. Tho well-trod tJJfn around swimming pools mid allow- I n*kcd, "W hat gave you that r
d*.
TS nro Outstanding source* of this annoying fungus »»- I npiriaion, purOcularly In a dry PNaaler a*dasaj&gt; tremendous
drabUltlea f o r
r lun try T“
tetjon. fly all mean* *oak your
feat
in
the
antiseptic
U
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t
h
#
U
n
i
t
e
d
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i *tlli, I don’t reran spirits,’ tie Rate* t* occupy, thus beating the
many pools. Uan cheap, disposable hIIp - lid replied, cm fused. "I mean Axta
to pnaaaailon of 'em. a* haw*
own pair of sandals'nr loose old kIioch villi 'your meal*—brrakfast, for f»r control
the South Atlantic
I fool ths fungus'.'
e.-implr. You have large glasass and maybe of
tor future operation*

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...
.
f it 1 n C H flyg W a n t

id E a rl Lth■ rasidenta of
|en placed In
« or defense
id bond* for
; dfjorlda. Mr.
-man a n d Mr.

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, , ,
&gt;ys now In military training appreciate
ny of tho nlhur priscnls they receive
family, according to a survey conducted

J

. f nrango or grapefruit Juice lo •gainst our bbothcra ureal-heml-

I lurt with and then lea water *■ spherical continent Panama and
.ueli »" toffee and milk alt at th* poeelbiy our own Yankee mainnnm time. Then between m*sU

!vnu American* teem to bo
timidly drinking what yon
soft drink*, ilk* Coca Cola,
y t with all your drinking

concall
sad
you

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land. Strategically they’re of vast
Importance. There* no dispute
•bout that Squally Important and
ala* urged for American occu­
pancy a n Ih* Canary Island*, in
I H *aam pcawUc .neighborhood.

Yomans Homo (.ompnnion.
I During the Jambortaa IN* boy*
nation for its milliaim of women road- * ero

LONDON, June 18- W - S ctkrt f*Horte* w ete-reported Tues­
day to be turning out 100-ton
tank* carrying, one 105 millimeter,
two 75 millimeter, two anU-alr-

0:16
6:20
0:45
7:00
7:15
7:20
7:30
7:55
8:00

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TANKS

10:30 At Ilomt- with Bailie Martin
10:45 Tim# lo r t h * 1Times
11:00 Kate S m ith1Speak* ‘I’
11:15 In tcn n rx io fa r 'S trin g s
11:30 Komimea of Helen Trent
11:45 Our d a l Sanday
12:00 U P News
12:10 WatcrWiellon Market New*
12:15 Jack Bercl, and h i* 'g an g .
Store.
12:30 Dahee Time
12:45 Road of U fa
1:00 Yn'ui.g Dr. Malone
1:15 Joyce Jordan
1:30 Merry Go Hound
2:00 Mary Margaret McBride
2:15 Swing Your P artner
2:25 UP New*
2:30 A Friend In Deni
2:4 5 Adventures In Bcirnee
2:55 Pres* News
.1:0(1 Columbia
Concert
O r­
chestra
, ,
3:30 Story of H*ps Jojinspn
3:45 Burl lycg ,
. ,,
4 ;00' Cliaklng ^ e fBl[de* , '
4:75 Aflcfbmm ,-VVrTftfsi.............
4 :.in(&gt;r(Jan 'M clo,lies' ,
4:45 SCaUirgmsI Bain*# '
5:00 Youth Time—N. Y. A la*'
H:1fl Onmhnrk With IlnH
S ^ O T M flHltrs Trti#’JJ f*

“WITH AN. OKEII
THAT
, COUNTS"
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Mrny thanks In every’ ’body’ wlio mad* th*
I1IG G EST U S E D
CAR M ONTH
In oar entire hlatery.
The tremendous pop­
ularity of the 1*11

C hevrolet
Continues to give as
So Cara and Trucks
Is select from.

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S E E U S NOW

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1940 'M « T “ *T F o rd o r
S ed an
N ow
m o­
to r ........
1786.00
1940 P ly m o u th
Del.
I 'S p i . S e d a n — 675.00

| 19.18 DodirJ Fordor
I. Sedan.......
425,00
T 9.li.F p rd 8C tndmr
Sedan .........
845,09 |
1936 Oldumobii# Tu­
dor Sedan.... — 265.00
1931 C h e v ro let M as­
te r C oach........ 103.00
" TRUCKS

1940 CMC lVi ton
cab &amp; Chassis 6 new
tires ............... 695.00
, 1938 Chevrolet 1 ft
•'ton -* mh &amp;■ chM,445.m

1935 Ford sedan de-

E ll^ T h e World T A l h y , t“

■' li'b V ' CANOFit'-'WitnS “vf
11 I |.»n;, . 1. 11-- H IU H W II vei

l &lt;rf*np.vov y.tung
g ar can t but fe d *ur* th a t’ they'd K
be gone for good—also. prciently. ’ Incur, cj»nfi«a**-«i-VMtncdfly. .that,
Portugal'* African holding*, ana ,h&gt; and ’t'orporal ddSicSi Blpley
Macao, off Chins, and a little datt I All m arried,'fA -IhJiMlStq1 Vhllc
df territory oh th* edge Of India.1
} T hat the Portugese b n pr6- Kh* wsd o n ,y ffstfp n .^ &gt;lM . .a „V
B ritish and antl-AxJ* there can't
he any .question, and a t least
they're not afraid of us. because
w s're pro-BrlUsh, too. .
' B ut took a t the map) Portugal'*

* narrow fringe alongside western
Spain. Spain alone could overrun
It overnight. Furthermore Spanish
Caudlllo Franco la believed to have
ambitions to do It and absorb th*
whole place Into hla own domain.
Beside*. Franco, though not out­
right allied with th* Axla. aaema
exceedingly doe* to letting Axla
force* Into Spain, on their w a y
toward north Africa via qtbraltar.
If ha doesn't Actually i n v i t e 'em
in. parhapa theyTl BREAK In.
anyway. If they do. IU a cinch
h ell acquiesce even more readily
than th* Vichy government'* do­
ing ao.,

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Let’s F it Up
The House
T h ere’s I&gt;ots o f
T h in g s to b e D one
.

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T

We’MPay Your Carpenter

TTsU D anger

ih« •“"»»

W ith ' Ante, troop* rampaging
through Spain and Chudlllo Fran­
co already eyeing I*, greedily,
what chanc* la th*r* that the out­
fit won't atop over onto Portugea*
•oUT. Th* Axla won't have Urn
slightest objection to a Franc*
grab of Portugal la any event.
They may even halo It—though
Franco w ool need their physical
aid. hs'a a# much stronger than Urn

s,

ct*. led by cendy, cake and eooklee.
u n .4
Jppllea, led by cigarettes, tobacco uiui much Ilk* oar Saibbury eteak.’
■It* was horrified to »e* me
d by aocks, hmulkarchtofa, and shirt*.
“2 d wae^tsSL
m home.
would turn myaelf to death, for
lea, led by shuving material, towel* and IHrltUh mustard U plenty bet
end la used sparingly,

&lt;1

vernmsnt, was ovar*
t h A ^ i l « ( » 1i«f state

r to

tbaVprw-Nafls

la'think -that Frans*

"W T V -

acU lty to w a rd th e e n d o f th e m o n th .
y . . lr^ V !!!L -T C r l![(J f t . &gt;!3SL
m o « t f r e q u e n tl y m e n tio n e d were h o m o - &gt; gas sUtion and orderad ^Un
m a g a z in e s , w T ltiiig m a te ria l* , l&gt;oaks a n d gallon* of gu. Tta lad. altitag
rn m e n tln g o n th o r e s u lts n f . th e a tirv o v .
,nY
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M

the United State* ha* antl-Axtsly
occupied the Cap* Vefdea and th*
Aaorce. with whal'a sura to b* In­
terpreted as r petugwam approval
T h a n t ba th* fiatahlng touuh- l i .
U any wonder th a t F n m k r k U h
aaPa on tha anxious aaatf
-

t o 6 l a t e t o c l a s s if y
r* '
i y EtttflXLb EAT

A'JaaiWf*
ptty baa . f ^ ater.

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�THE SANFORD HERALI SANFORD, FLORIDA

icia.1
A n d Personal Activities
LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
T e le p h o n e

Social Calendar
THURSDAY

Hill, Bandy Married
fit Birmingham
The m arriage of Miia Mari*
Odela Hill, daughter of H r.
and Mra. Edwin liill of Birming­
ham, Ala., and E lm rr G riffin
Bandy, of Sanford, aon o f Mir.
A. P, Bandy, took piaco a t 7:30
P. M., Ju n e 6, at North High,
landa H athodlit Church with tha
R*T- A lbert B ran.com b official-

H«

Chronicle Recalls
Conflict Betweei
Spain, Americi

force* in the E gyptian bonier
town of Saturn by a double ad­
vance on their supporting po?limn* of Fort C aput to and Halfay a (llellfire) pa** in Libya.
| German
troops
in
Salum
would be caught in a triangle if
[the operation succeeded, They
would be confronted
by
th«l
British position* to
the
east,
forming (he ape* of the tr:*
aritfle. and hv spread out B rit­
ish held positions in Ih rir rear.
British m ilitary reports indl*
cntiM* the (Sermatis ami llnliunt,
realizing the seriousness of tlw
I situation, had drawn on troop a
besieging Tobruk, VO miles to
1the west, and were launching rtf| posted ami
fierce
counter-at' larks.
| tn o f fir is l reports said wave
after wave of these roim terj attacks hail been repulsed, with
heavy losses to the Axis foreos.

I

ffAwOniM lerwaw r a r e f t s s t

hv a prite crew. She was ««U d
while acting suspiciously ne T
I isvans
"F ram e is
becoming r e f
Friend* of Mr*. L. E. Bauman frierdlv after many unpleaa* t
will regret to h e r that .hi- i. incidents.
Ill *t her home on French Avr.
"It rv impossible to get 1 Jerry
Jackson,
00(1
W rit formation about the Mole £«
Niche
as incident,
Twentieth St., has returned from
"A d isp a tc h fro m J a m a ic a '&amp;
a two week-* vocation in New
« h r was brought into Krv We t
Smyrna.
New York «av* that
Admiral I
Mrs, J O. Adma* nnJ Mis* Crnrera coaled his ships o u ick l'
Martha Adam*
returned
last nt Santiago and then *aileA I i
night
from West Palm
[liw h a northerly direction.
"A number of divrrx h*T
where they .p e n t a few
day*.
ifarhetl Savannah rn their wa
Tommy Cobh was nmonp Dinar to Key West to d ean the bottom
who enjoyed the A ntler hnuao- of Sampson's and Schley's ships.
Aiming the advertiser* whoa
party
which v ia held til Dsynames appear in the issues o
tonn lieaeh last week.
the (Into f itv
Chronicle—S a il
Mrs. Ilm n rtt Ijrntl . Jr., of fort! in those days wn« known *&lt;
Apop kn m il return today in her the faiite City arc Frederick H
home after visiting with her fa Hand, who then wnn general man*
th er, C. A. Haines.
n««*r of the 'Florida l.niid and!
f'olnnirat ton
('■ mparty.
MfJ
Mr, nml Mrs, |
KamFs son later went to Miamfi
have gum1 to For
w hrre th ey plnn
C iarfM le pnm p m a rk s tb s w r.F lin g n t T iln c c anil P rin c e s s V l i l i
th eir sun. W e s t
jK n s t a v i T c h it i h. n i i r in K n * -,.,n ( m b ■ I. \ 4 ’u tlu l u i l , N iw Y* tl
Stew art U utrhtj.

Th# regular meeting of the
Seminole C hapter 2, Order of
Eaatern S tar, w ill m eet a t the
Maaonlc Hall. 7:30 P. H . A cover­
ed dish will be .e rre d 118:30 P.
If. to which m em ber, of the E a it• m - S t a r and their eatorta are ‘" t
^ Invited.
Tha church w a . decorated with
The m em ber, of t h . W oman'. white gladioli and lighted e n tire­
Club are rrqueated to meet at ly by candlelight. A program of
the etub house to *ew for tho rnuilc waa given by William
W aller. Mra. A ustin H eaver, and
Bod C rou.
Mra. IlarTv S tu a r t
.i
Tho bride entered with her
m.
Tbo Townsend Club will meet
w in the C ourt Honao a t 8:00 P. H. fath er who gave her tn marriage,
n e r drew , of white lace, po.ed
F*UDAY
over eat In. war fa.hloned with
bodee and .w relAaalea Circle of the Sanford long-wai.ted
Garden
irw for tha h ea rt neckline and the long
--------- Club
----- wl.l
---- ---Bed Crdaa in lha Woman’* Club aloevea were pointed over tho
from 9:30 A. H. until 11:30 A. M. hand. The full aklrt awept Intn
e The Girl Scouta will meat a t a train. She wore a full veil of
the L ittle H ut a t 3K&gt;0 P. M„ to illu.lon caught to a hear!-shaped
go to Santando Spring*.
All coronet and her bouquet w a. of
g ardenia., .w eetp ea. and white
arouta are requested
to bring roaea.
la th in g cap . with them.
Ufm
younger sisEitwunl iKinifls, son of Mr.
The 60-JIO Bible C lou or the &lt;ar of the bride. waa maid of
M Jnnea, Jr., irul Mr* t lo - t c r Daub*!*, ha*
M ethodl.t Church will hold It.
gnitt*
to r liic u g o . III,, w h e re h r
e bride, . w a.
reg u lar monthly aoclal end bullThey were plan^ Hr **n*inl a t w o m o u t h * '
Pea. meeting ot E v.ji.dalc Park
»ek* of aqua v a c a t i o n
a t 7 ;00 P. M.
A covered dl.h
........... .........
e v itil Itlliw
|»«fupper will bo .erred.
Miss Klijjt h«*t)i D an iels , s tu ­
d ice, and full .klrla.
nt nurse nt M*mroe Memmuil
MONDAY
Bridesmaid. Included
Mrr.
&gt;spitnt m 4fen Ia, i* |;-ri‘ vis
- f?*IB ®Ha» Ml.* J r rrv Davis,
ng with her parents, Mr mid
----- Club.MIe* Jean O ’Danlel. Ml.a It nth
rs. r h f s t i r Daniels,
rom 9:30 A. M. to 11:30 A. M. Hall, H ra W limer Hill and Mra
iponaored by Mra. C. R. Dawson. C arter Wllaon, sister of the
Mr, ami Mrs, William Davit!
T. W. C. A. of the Firet Bap- hrldegrodm. of Martinavltie Va
lot Church will meet at 7:80 P .iT h ey
wore
dresses
designed Eon «»f Albany, A!a.t are here
L , with Mrs. M. N. Cleveland, like
those
of
the
other visiting with Mr, ami Mr* Jo.
it 2*R3 Palm etto Avenue. All attendants. Three wore orchid Gonzalez nt their home on Wi;»h*
re_ urged to be preienL
and three yellow. They carried iligtori Street.
TUESDAY
bouquet* o f summer
flowers.
4'otrell T nlly ntiif dnugbEpiscopal
Churah AusUUrv
°r
Hhlyti Ann, ami
Miss
-IB .*w a t the Woman*. Club Jimmy H.mHek oT r t *
Mdt hell. Miss Lermra
»r the Red Cross. They aro r C S f a r i r
learw ater.
nrul Miss Shirley Ann
.ked to m eet a t 2:00 P. M.
R
M j on„
K
spent yesterday in Tak . m. Jones wa*
be-t, man.
WEDNESDAY
I,, T*
Ineludnl
John
Ellis,
T h . Woman*. Cub m em ber.
Miss Let dm Nor man of New
re asked to meet a t the rlub w c JJ'""* - William Jones of S i t y n m nml Minml Beueh is ben*
h im a t 2:00 I*. M. to sew for
Tenn.,
and
C.
F. vlNlUng fur -everal days in be
le Resl Cro.s. Ml.a Irene llinTV n l’“
in will be In charge.
follow ing the rerem onv. Mr. guest nf Miss Dorothy Pope,
-------------------- 5-----and Mra. Hill were h o st, at a Miss Carlin Palmer nml Miss Kil­
lian A dn ms.
_______ 1 ann i ___ f***'nllon. Mra. HI]] wore a gown
Mr nnd Mrs, Keoii (iomlmn
and son, Leon Uomlwin, J r . fo r­
merly of llu-tings, have moved
here where they plnn to make
th eir future borne. Mr Goodwin
tlAN to repted a posit Ion at Fo»
real Giitchei's G rnrery
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DECOBATING

p u hlcs lio ltl gob I* n c i ow 11- . •v . r Hu h c siiis of t h r coiiph*. T i n y li.n l
U h lt H 111 n m i l &lt;• t nii.n y Ml I I•f l &lt;I ri o il M ay 1 It - th* h fth io.tr i
;for the btlJv, llif loifin r 1 m v 4‘"Hull T 11&gt;-1mnw Atmhl Ilium MtA.i
a iiij U t lo it iU i fo r the p i im u.

M S, Prnwii. eb tliier; A H Miirf
tin. |7nteei ; \V W 1,'mg, bntrhcf
anti giiteer; Frank Pierre, butrhcrl
King nml Br ml well, wxgtm and
bur ness i|enl«*rN; Hick** ainl Arvy,
I utrhefs nrul grueer*. urui 4»ul
4 Hr Ip*11 m, ire r r r u m miikii
One «if the

wii- 4* l|

prfiminrtii

Ft nn er,

vilm

S E E O R
BORROW

thUNKw ke£ctc

grocevn

si i rked

siirh giiotl merrbtimji*e (but de spitf
the fa rt he wiu a riegrn, he rs**
ce Ives I much business frurn writ*

AUTHENTIC HOME COLOR
S T Y L I N Q PORTFOLIO

persons

f t s a i f s s j by

P M llntnl, now sheriff ef
.Seniiriole 4%mu tv, ope rut ml ii liv* rv si able nenr
the »lepttl mi
I 1 1 * 1 Street
m the 4 firmiirlr'a
heydav,

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Piildislie r Oil
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PIPPIN (.AUDENS, Florist

OeeMsinnulJy new* of Sanforst
boys in tfie war whr «il tmne&gt;I liy
th« newspaper. Uny u( the items
i

Among lha oul of-tnwn g u est. *J i • • ne Stanley . a n d Ml*
who w ent to Blvmtogham for R1"'* Stanley, all ..f liedfnr,
th* wedding w ere: Mr. nnd Mr*. I
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J R. mil. M r. J t\ H am rick,1. MrV ?°.tr,U ,T,,II)'
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a»t of Ct«orwa*ar: WI1&gt; vm Jones. *'!&gt;
An,, r.f Ja,
Mis* iV lIau Jo rsa. Mr- T. r., I
and Mra. Mun-en \
Jones. Mrs. o . B. n*mll» 0" rH
“ UShtera, M url.y An:
" f Memphis. T en " . Mr*. I D Mu"™ - “ . Savannah (,a
Movd o» W inona. Ml** . ami Mra. J1i' lltlnE - 't h Mi «n.l Mr
1. E. Morgan of Milwaukee, W ls .i"
______

Mr. and Mra. AMn Varney

ifo ip ro L - —

A PFT

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turn out better
. . . pause and

w o rk

Peggy Hill Weds
!h . " lr";»r.u d l»
Corporal Hayes ^ . “"ai."; M,-Wnln’»i
~—■*
Mr. and Mr*. E ra c it J. Hill of
A tlanta, G*. a n announcing the
m arriage of th e ir daughter, I’rg-

«f
Birmingham,
Al*.,
Jam es Harrison nf Miami
Mra. Mac llum phrir nf liay
ette, Ala.
Mra. G enrgr A. DeCnlte* &gt;"
vlilUng In Jacksmivilli- for nb'Uit
10 daya a . th r gurst of the
M is.r. DoColtes, sistrrs of Lirul
Colonel D eCottrs, who plans to
spend a throe-day furlough wllh
-hem. while on Iravo from Camp

B IR T H D A

Mra. H- W. Sucker
Frankie Btonotrom

Blending.

IT IS TO LAUGH!
Today A Thursday

Miss Donna Morgan, acrompnnled by Mis. Ht-lrn Hillard, a
ria ls m ate from P rrsh v tfrian llo#pital
(n
Philadelphia
w here
Mlia Morgan I* In training, and
F rau d * M. Leader of
North
n tllal Pm., have arrived
from
Philadelphia to .pend
a abort
tim e w ith M lu Morgan'* parent*.
Mra. C. R. K lrllry and daugh­
te r , Suaan,
acrom pan led
by
Mra. Jame* B. Gahan, left to ­
day fo r W aahlngton, D. C., where

Jaycees Are Told
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That Legislature Uhc
Worked1 Smoothly n
■ • ■ I I . ik J

P ra w

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&amp; ( .la s s Co.

"The first F J o n ia company t«i

* ra announcing tho * birth o f a
■on, Al Mlchaal, on Ju n e IS a t
th* Tom ald-L aughton Memorial

m

S an fo rd P a in t

A irInnre til the news t-n’imin*
sbnw - tlmt the woi|4| w is hnving
if- limit les in | K!»M, jiiv| nn t«*
ibiy, A distuitcb fiom I.oikU m nn
Mny 14.
stair.) that “A
prominent nieruitier of the mhinet
ibis itflemooti ju plivsiotl n war
bet Ween Knglaiitl nint
Francs*
within n month
Preemit iom ry
irisiiriinee Is being issued aguinal
war in si« m onths"

reiul:

r* M * U t

• Im i t i a i

n .- t

Plained various pleres nf leglallon which were approved m
Tallahassee during the fiOolin
session, including (he redM rtlm
tion of the gasoline Ini
Th&lt;
Klale ffliad
Department
nes
get* four re n ts nf the gas Ins
and the raiintira receive two
cent* to nnply on their bond
ed Indebtedness
The automobile drivers* Hern
re# were Increased In uric# to
enable Ihe Stale tn adil monmen to Ihe ro»'l notrnl. S.-natoi
llouihnlder explained. He adde-l
that the Irooner* were much In
demand fo r th eir oervlcc*.

Two Entertain For
Eaatern Star Club

Coca-Cola Is mod*
from a lifetime of |
of gonulna good*
more. So whan you
m a k e M Am p a u w I

CASUALTY

Coca-Cola.

“lasarsncs Plus Servlco**

Andrew

Carraway

AGENCY

.IN K PARK

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8ANFORD, FLORIDA

PAGE FIVE

Draft Revealed
ST. AUGUSTINE, Jus* 15—
M V - B rig . Gen. Vivian Collin*
ana announced
n
call lor
1010 more Florid* trainee* to
bn neat to Camp BUndine front
fa ir T to July If. A total of BOO will be Induct­
ed under the eleventh call for
white eelecteee and 450 under
the twelfth call for negro ee­
lecteee. The white contingent
will be
delivered to Camp
Blending JUiy
July 7.
Bunding
I, 5» and
«nu 9w and•
the negroee on July 14 end 15.
MECHANICS
ir t gmong other natural prooucu
dlsp'-tyed," Brown said.
T7*Wo pay particular attention
to thooo product# mode by *mol(
Industrie*. Plob scale* ore tinted
and. waxed to- make pin*, clip*
end bracelet*.
Ben ehell* from
Florida beache* or* made Into
jewelry, lamp* and picture*. Plan
cone* are used with gourd* end
been pod* end what-not a* color­
ful patio atring*. Alligator end
•hark leather* are made Into begs
and pence.
■
•, ffEverything at the Florida Ex­
hibit at Atlantic City matt come
from Florida end everyone who
dlfpley* Florida product* muat be
a Floridian.** added Brown.
.Rem ain* of 'the ‘ Arctic walru*
have bees found In Georgia. ’

g /w W j g H K B r l Our shop is well equipped
to m ake any repairs on
fnrtn machinery, trailers br
other equipment

NOMINATE

WASHINGTON
June 1S-W7
—The national council. Juplcr
Order United American Mechenlci.
Tilted* T nominated

William

H-

Murphrey.

Norfolk, VS-, to c
conductor; Leo Stamaaer. Tam
STctopUlns and Ounmy V. Hoed
Jute, bonking eommiwUmrr, Ralrtgh, N. C, member of the board
nflibM o r r r i t i c A f i o j r

» J g r a ^ f i s s ,," d a d ff.
Nona

vm coM UH, ‘IS lXACfl.y itAUP /■
WAV FROM ik £ tQUAf&lt;JK-0
m il k

n o x ia

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defend-

y o u &gt;l,» rtA' o rd ere d » n d r'» |u lr» jl
I , l a •»&lt;! a p p e a r u p o n th e tt l j
d * e o f J u ly 1*41 «" »b* b in , “J
rv ffip laln t fl»*d n * * ln * t V«o In th e
* 1.0 1 * en tltlu ,an.t •*"■**•
T he H anford 1 lr r* l« la th e n ew s­
p a p e r h ereb y .1e*l*n*&lt;e.j In w hich
■h it o rd e r th * ll be D U b llih e d f o r
fo u r c .in tr e u ili* w ren * .
W llnee*
n . P H erndon. C lerk o f ll.e
, ( ) | * | C o v rl J»a« 1b* o (ft* i» l
th e re o f Ihl* I?I'&gt; d » » “ 1 May *»4I.
U. 1*. IIK IlN ItO N C lerk

each w a/

A

fik gdb .

Mill and Packing House Buppliea and Repair barrle*
PAUL J. STINE and GEORGE STINE, Uwnera

T t^ H O U A L * * r i li l .D S . MACON.

Nowrit POLS---- 1 3 ,1 0 7 .4 * 7

ix r.

w a c m n tJlC e p u irc d

Mill Supplies
I r rig a tio n Syptejn?
E x p e rt W eld in g

.

W tiiifi

They're

only a faw inchc* long now, but In » little, over a
Ihoy will ta*tc mighty good aerved on n platter with ta rte r
tauco and lemon. They are—you gucter.l it in,non fingerlinj
be** placed In Lake Kutli* by tha Florida Game »n.i Flesh WnS h r k ith Commit*Ion a t a part of the c.ini.Tvuli.iii program of
, the Ku.itU Cham ber of Commerce. Standing by the commixuon t
tank-truck, which Irantporteil the liny h a ti to Like County, a n
(le ft to right) E. II. Richey, conservation o tfk v r; fu rl FeeAdmiral Otto 8chn!«wlnd
I an, prctldent of tho E u itii Chamher of Canimerce; L. L. 1‘nlk,
0 irmnrdialo pant president; U. (i. (iarrelt, *U|&gt;.Tint. ndem ,.f th i jAdmlral Otto Schnlw lnd ha* been
W inter Haven hatchery) anil Percy W. Illik, C of c director. appointed chief of naval operation*
(P ictu re by courtesy Lake County Chamber «*f Commerce.) of the Vermin N*vy by Adolf Hltiler. lie succeed* Admiral Guenther
ILurtjrn* who went down with the
battleship Ihamarek In the recent
ouie tea batu* of th* Alion lie.

year

t botu* or gatollnr dropped from a N atl rlsno attacking Tobruk. Inal
• r d still held by Empire troop*. When bottle* ut gatoliiio *ru u.ei
a n bomba thev are called "Molutov Cocktails."

A. M. WKKKH. t&gt;. C.

tS e e lj

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IN T flf i C lftC tH T COIIHT IN AND

F (il&lt;'irnE M iN (»i.* :

b L tr ffl^ r to W R

K U lH f t)A.

wepitnydU

ONB TIM ETA L R T U S BOY SCOUT CAUGHT /N
TH E RAIN OOULt&gt; BUILD N O
SHCAW
H IM - I RUB MV WANDS T O ^B T H K R S O F A S T
SPA RK S FLY- 1 LAY MY MOTT HANDS ONJ
S

LEAVES -

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P O O F »{ P O O F * }
F IR * a

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If no, thn prop in who pay far sdvrrllnIng M a y would Ilk* io^know w h.t li |».
'. *
&lt; V i 4' ’• *
A fter aU, th«y a|w •xpnrts at brlngipg
down caata. And ihgl’a what brings

HANLON
T O R N W ILL
(C O M * l* ‘ J

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tf.u n ir.

C IIA N C K Iir

n n o u o N it. sc h u o o h . I’LAIN*
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inKTA ml HcnuU&lt;tH. d e f e n d -

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' n .S M C N O . MICII.
You a r * -h e re b y o rd e re d e n d r e ­
q u ired y&gt; b e an d a p p e a r upon ll.e
t l h ' d e f of Ju ly 1*41 40 l b . lye
I t c o m p lain t f i l'd
r u “ •"
tb e ab o v e
e n title d
■'{'J
C o u rt.
T l.t
H anford
H erald I*
h.ru t.T d e* l5 n * led a* th e tie wep a p e r tn W hic h th le o rd er s t a l l
i'e p u b lish ed fo r fo u r c o n .e c u tiv e
w .etta. W ithes* o . I*. H ern d o n
CVffc of sa id C irc u it CIUM. nod
lh* o fficial seal th e re o f, ih l* l l l h
g . , o f M .y i&gt;1 .4 .KKNtK&gt;N C lffk
Br

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VO* AHIPtCA

Recoeiltlna It a new os
new, falbthkknew ooo
worn lira , | h t t you m
Stopplag Power 1 Yet

C. W ELSH s f f i

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r n t s IOI BT o r T1IB t o l l
WS.dtTMlK. nBMINOId* cnv&gt;
y g . w ioftin*. )N fltOHATI

CORNER HECO;
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PARK

PRONE J U

STATIC AND DYN^I

first on
toonlat.
lulled weekly to b« .
canters thrsughout

John Ketch
T en year* ag o hi* fa m ily r e f u te d 4
b u y him a new e a lt, *o J o h n h e l d
th e n 1H, vowed he n e v e r w ould lean
th e h o m e a g a in . H e k e p t h i t w ad
Until d r a f t a u th o ritie s cam * lo o k tn
to r him . T h ey fo u n d h im a n d cub
pclled h l q to r r f g x tr r . H e l i y a d l l

h«1 proof tM t adrgrtW ni. Ja («•
oepnt.fi,

uhf.M itch Wtt p n r tir lp a tln g In th e e i t e

nil., b u r n t

IV n i t e r c ru s h in g while a tte m p tin g to lr.net.

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The Stnfofd Herald
. ♦ *T&lt;r

par gollon
ownvraf

■raw ftlODDV

[v e r b ?e m e i i t8
SITUATION WANTED"

THAT vJfN tfl' TRAPfNJft PROM MUSK RAT CICBEW sf^
HANDS 6RANDPAPDr 4pALB W/NPPENNY. ANOTHHR
t o d / w b ' n i i r * r » i cwa/ 4 ' !

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DUO QUESTIONED
WALKER, 901 Ran- 'A1) —The thirteenth annual con­
une wanU 1-J Job a* vention of thf Florida aynod of migration
the United Lutheran church In
Awericn continued Tuesday With
an addrrna by thn hev. J, J.
Scherer, president of the Vir­
ginia 'ayaal. MneUag ham' at IU

Lowest rppolr coif In ownora*
npthorlllaa

•••sphr*' ■

Njmany, New York, operators of the Utkin itoor,
alfent to disprove Natl assertion* the torp.dned
article* of war. Twrive sporting rifle* and 141
la proved to be the moot military of 1,947 items in

*

More money whon you frodo Ini

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H rtio o ^ ra i:

datum n i.r

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WUlUm Bloff, lender of thn Wert
Conrt m erit workart onion, appears
,ln Federal Court, New York, wherd ! '
1 A r t h u r B t r lr k i.n d
he pleaded net guilty tn chargh hd I
hn errlv ril In lloifrm,' I
extorted 9550,000 by throat* of Iricfurt-'i
etrlkea from four Aim compantea] I h c t h u r K t r lr k it n d , it n w a r J nn t i,» I
Judge declared Bloff’t UU would b i i l i t h f r e i g h t e r A ' l i i i w , saved M H
be revoked If any witness** were . u r v l i o r . o i llio *hlp e f t e r It w e . I
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Ireland with a low of tS3 liras,
f drift Ifl 4 lifsbant, Strickland *lg-

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naiad w ith a fla a h lig b t tn a n A jn e ri” • r h o n r p h o t,
ta n b o id b er b e in g f e rf ie d to E n g - W endell W lllkl* ( l e f t ) , t i t u l a r h e» d o f Ihe R ep u b lican p o riy g r.
I ta d e n d lh 4 a ir m a n g u id e d g d*- h e e t e l t r y o f th e N av y F ra n k Knox *1 D a rln .o u lh C ullrxe'* I72n.l c
• t r o y e r U th * rnacun.
’ » « n c* ra« n t exercise* a t H an o v e r. N. II. F u rl, received a n h unor
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d o cto r o f law * d eg ree.

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IF WERE ASLEfP CALL

TDUCJJWVj^P.CROriS

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�Itaytona Put To
Jest As City For
All-Star Contest

M
DAYTONA BEACn, June 1 E ■ (Special)—When dlrectora of the
Forida S tate League choae DayT U na Beach a t the alt* of the
Eu league’* fourth annual AII-8Ur
f,‘ ’ game liated for Saturday night,
K. July 8 , they really put the city
*v‘ "on the apot" and In more way*
than one.
I',' *; F ire y e a n ago, the dlrectora
»
did lh* tam e thing, and few
' facet were aa red In official
f ., league circle' aa were thoan of
,&lt; Daytonan* for only 863 penon*
a . paid th eir way Into the iseik for
; v w hat prored to be a slaughter.
V:
T hat 862 paid attendance figure
probably atymled loop mogul* for
not until l»3» wa» am lh e r Alli ■ S ta r tUt attem pted, THI« m e wa*
v\ , paved a t Sanford where 4,400
f S0/U '
:&gt; odd person* paid their way to 'f t O M
*c* Dale Alexander and hi* grew!
jusrcAsir
f&gt;&gt; Sanford Celeryfeda
meet an
OotPAJod
V equally aa brilliant All-Star nine
inspired by the sucre1* of the l
f ! 1680 ihow, dlrrctotra roled frr
another In 1810 again at San
y\ ford. Thla time the p*ld al
tendance wa* in the 3,30&lt;l.ndd ill
f,' rlalon. la c k of an outstanding
' trader a* was Alexander and su-h
K- aMr* a* Sid llndson. Dopey Dean
f and Tommy Wcat, led to the redisced attendance In the opinion
K a f many.
Thla year, d lrrelo tri agreeing
s ' th a t Daytona Bearh ought t
f,. h a rt another chnncc because o'
V Ha central loealltnn. fine park.
f , , and popularity aa a July 4 week
SiAC® ffc*R/ 5JCC0 fO f d v
up end gathering Blare, chose the Jorbj W6(tA«rt* MMk6$- v.
•’ city unanaimouafy.
Will It be M M tcA A tie is k m c e e tri

plaque, and ft will b* a f eating
award that will be presented an­
nually *o the city with th« b u t
opening attendance.
I le ag u e President Honey L
.G ray, (lalneavill-*, will mnk- lb*
Ipresenlallun* on behalf of the
Ileague.
| It will ie the 'engur* s fir it
rpportunlly publlcally to expre**
it* appreciation to the two North
Florida aportamcn whoae names
1are synonymous with baacball
In the Ancient City. Without their
itaaiatanc* from year to year, 8t.
lA uguitln* might not have ila
u«ua] lop-ranklnr ball club*, and
the entire outfit would have

Both

GlArllS S.NC6 1 9 3 2 ----- o li.y
c c w a iie mack: a n o J o c HfChorm,
of if te A c r w e m an keens, k m c
e e tK wfAPCRs u w c re rt. a - *

rue AMefiiaoj

JA O R flO N V IL I.R ,

Ju n e

16.—

(Hpeclal)—Of lha
appliratlon*
!J for aid In dependent children
made In Ermlnol* County alncr
' the program was launched In
. September, 1D8H, through April of
’ this year, 60.38 percent of thoae
acted upon have been approved.
R wa* announced today by the
8t«t* Welfare Board. Th* atate
average during the earn* period
.waa 64.28 percent.
Aa of April, a total of 43 fam ­
ilial (116 children) had been ap ­
proved for th* receipt ef cash
gront* In th* county.
Don to limited fund*, aid to
dependent children h at been dla.
trtbuted on a population baala to
. aach Of the counties.
' •' 'Application* for A- D. C. durJHg' April totalled 288 families
■ Mpfbaentlng 885 children Thcke,
added to the 8.664 pending from
March, gave a total or 8,062 ap
- . pi let t Iona pending a t the end
M tln ir 88 children ire re ap
pro v in ,1 U families representing
S4''whfldrkArt were rejected, *nd II
fiM tllre repretenting Id children
Werii' dlaposed 6f for other reaaont. The total of RJ.02, less I he
SI'A ctad upon, leaves a pending
figure a t th* end of April cf
SJM7 fam lllei repreaentlng 21,467
children.
' Assistance
payment*
w rrr
mad* during April to 2,01)6 f*mlllta ‘ representing 7.560 children
Th* grants received totaled 177,.
940, an average of 026.7R per
fatally or 110.20 per child. The
Average number of children t&gt;er
family receiving aaelatance wea

Takes Coach’s Advice,
• Look At Him Now
kl)-*Do w hit your coach tell*

| ffiV S ia 'S ! T B S

( pofmt* told hi* star bagkfleld
is M b**rrt,r ** MMar play Use
Lf.-h air‘In Fprlng ■* n conditioning
' mean*. The grlddcr had. never
? play ad a g«m* of t**fU]l (n hi*
(S life, but obediently followed In. Otruetlona.
W, Today thnuaand* of fan* who
- , Htver heard of him In football
. - know him aa lh* ccntorfielder of
it- th* World championship taecball
"j dab, one of the beat ball-hawk*
Tha name—Hairy Craft.

SEMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS

NEW YORK, June IH &lt;/P&gt;
— Here a ir the cvr-of-ltntllr
statem ents of Joe I,mil, and
Billy Conn for their heavy­
weight title fight Irt the M o
grounds tonight.
Louis—That Hilly Conn ta Ik*
'ou truch *iout wh*t hr gonn*
do. Ther'll be a knock'ul in
this fight *nr| you know who ]
think'll ilo It. Conn nlnt no
faster than a lot of fell * . I
met, like Lee Komasr, llnb
I’aatnr and John Henry Lewis.
And I caught all of them, didn't IT Ihm't forget, I run do a
liftl*

It'll

hor.'mf

lie

ttVcr

inyaelf.

in«lilr

I

gurt*

eight

Cafln!—Lost* has lost r,0 per­
cent rrf
his punrh
and has
slowed
way dgwn.
lie's Just
so o tie r
guy now. They enn
*ay what lh*-y want shoot
how l start loo slow, soil how
I'm mil heavy rnmigh, ami
how | lose my tamper Well
*11 I *ay It 1*11 he heuvyweight ■rhampmn- h y Bbnur"tT
o'clock
to win

Pulling Power
O f Advertising
In Press Shown

F ig h te rs
Claim Victory

to n ig h t. I nt
th e &lt;1,v isio n

WASHINGTON, June IH —
(H perlnl)— The pulling power
of newspnpi-r sitvertislng nguln
has been atb-sled by saving*
and loan nssncinlltin*.
Forty-five te n ts of every dol­
lar spent by
ings and loan **■
violations Git husinea* promoll -n
in 1040 went tor advertising In
newspapers, ut i mdlng to
the
fourth unm ul survey conducted
by Lh* public telatinna d e p a rt­
ment of th&gt; l-tileral Home Loon
Hank Bounl The balanco of the
advertising ilollar waa aplll up
among 12 other media.
Nlnely-fout pen,-at of the re,
porting Institutions said
they
Used newspaper paid spare in
tin ir ailrerUuing program*, vary*
lilt uerm rlltig to uln- of **'oria.
lion. Those In th* smaller com­
munities spent I ho largest part
dvrrttslng rdi
m Wh?Mi|itir uiIh.
*

Amendments Will |
Become Effective

I »un. lh*- Hvirvcy It t* r*tinwtt-it thnl Uif' to t a l Rimtuiil uiumI
•*v nil ini*ifihf*r tt*in»clni ionn o f
tlin I t l i ’Mit i l tn tir I^ m n H an k
to liriii|f tn nu w hy»L
til Hi ’tilling I ho y r n r wnti n tio u 1.
ir. mill mill, w ith lh « Am o u n t inIlk lal isrell V r p i m t iln
IHtf OFI th#
tsi/f uf t h r in nt tu itio n ,

A luluI of

1,2H4 vivinfa an*1

|Ui 'im id wofinl IfiriA |i « r tl r IpBl fet hi
M
wiiiki’y, fillirut n u t rtrtalln*!
.tArKHONVILI.F, .line IH
( Hpeel*l&gt;—T w o
nmeodiocnts t" i&lt; iri H m on h o w th p y Apent Iholr
Iho
• he Hml-I Hceurltv *e. w&gt;'l *-• uU ir&lt; u*Oiir hiiil^vtA tlnrinif
-nine effective on .Tulv I of thl* m u Th*’ Nnmplc wa » '14 n # r c r n t
uf
nil
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re a r the H.*lr Welfare Bourd
Muom- I. unii |1 a nk *ypt' nu « n unha« ‘ircn advised.
HMiitlU hiffli AAmplc In auch purThese read:

"E ffertlve July I. 1031, provide
*K-t the slate m-rnry »hall. In
determining m-r--l tnke Into con
slrierntion pnv olln-r Inronte noil
resnurre* of an Individual rlalm&gt;ne old age a*»lstnnrr; and, rf
fcctlve July 1, 11841. provide sab
guards which reslrici th r u«« of
diaclcinnv nr infnrniallnn ronrernlog applicants sod rr-lpivnla I"
nurp'Sc* directly rnnncrted will'
th* ndmlnlrtraUon of old-age as
e lsU n rc /
Under the term s nf the amend,
menla. both nf wlrirh are In line
with Ha plescnt and |ix*t pnllcb-s.
the Flat* W n'fate Board la pro
hIMted |-y federal
law
from
rra n tln g old age aaalatanr* with
out iTTird tn Income other that
the old-age assistance ra th grant
and alio from making public In
form at!'n concerning applicant
and recIplenU.
The moat draatlc penalty for
violation of these imenedmenl*
which the Social Security Board
could Invoke would be th* w ith­
draw al of federal participating
funds from the *U ta. Urea* arc
granted on tho baala of dollar for
d rlla r o f S tata money, and wll'
b# tncrvaaad In proportion to the
Increase In public oaalatance ap­
propriation* by th* reeent aoialon
of th* Laglskilur*.
•Tha requirem ent In Pagan! to
th* disclosing gf information con-

« 2 2 . Niagara*#.

A m erican B irth ra te
In Declared R ising
W A U M N fJT t)^ ^ June

Hi-vvislng
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all

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scientific

O u ip g

Bureau

foreaald

Tin-iUy the American birthrate
&gt;n* rising.

J f . ('apt, ernaua director, at-ill- tliHt Irt Iht first four months
if thl- year alone, th* crop of

n&gt;-w tut hi** a n
approslm atoly
Irl.nnO larger lion In the *lml-

H OeW TAl.

NEW TORE. -Juna 1 8 - W
Major Edward Bowea. radio
preaonlo. entered Doctor*
pital today for an em erf

Malcolm Pop*, outboard motor boat atuntar doing bln medal*
for Paramount, Fox Movietone and Universal nawa re*la at
Cypreaa Gardena near Winter Haven, and bar* ha la aendlng
hi* outboard M feet through the air after riding up an Inclined
platform at the apeed of 40 miles an hour.

All Loop U m p ires To P itc h e rs A re M ade
Begin A ll-S tar G am e ‘Down On T h e F a rm ’

M A K ie e tz o f TMe n e w

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BOWES IN

DIES

r MIAMI, Juno
18 — &lt;AV-r
Helen V amar,
74.
prominent
w orker fo r the U ghtheuaa for the
Blind hare, ana a pioneer radio
perform er, died yesterday of a

DAYTONA BEACH, Jut)* 18
1flfh lighting the brief program
th at will be a f r a t u e of the
Florida B u te League'* fourth an­
nual A l-Plar game here 'on S at­
urday night. July 5 a t li o'clock
|will be the presentation of the
| league'* new attendance trophy
to Fred Francia and llrtb Wolfe,
ro-aptnaora of the 8t.v A u gut tine
team.
BL Augustine won opening day
attendance lonora
when
more
than 1JV00 fana paid th*lr way in­
to the park, one of the flneat

HADC IK 1U C AlAfiOdAL LCA6UEasjd it ik

BKNEFACTEEB8

Attendance Trophy
Will Go To Saints

DEAN.OF NATIONAL

H A T O U TFIT
■BUDDY? «■
SECOND DIVISION
Mae
^ Whit# *1

HE w ar dapirtm ent dl*
rectad th* organisation af
the Second division, rv g u lu
army, 8«pt, iJ .’.illT . JHow»v«r,
the dlvtalon waa oc|«nli«d W
Franc* from troop* a*n( over
acparatciy
ltd M addugrU n
ralah llah ed f)CL
1 0IT
tf .
waa eatabllahad
CKL 14, H
raltUpf p f a dtvUlpn b*g4ij
* Second dlffared
f combatant dlvti

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S U M M E R - TIM E IS
T U N E - U P " TIM E

fY H W

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The Bet on d dlvtalon U naw
training a t F o rt 8am Ilouaton,
Tax**.

. . authenlie ra-1
porta, lh* insignia of Ui# AW- 1
sion wa* designed by a truck
driver. He painted It «n th*
•Id* of A truck and it rtpfcDy'
came Into general use In th*
dlvtalon. The design la an In­
dian head erilh background liar
and shield with oo»o*a varytng
according to unit

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C o m a la B M r r a d - o d c a b o u t o u r U p I f a ilf J a
Thla g n a t tlr* g io ao y o u 19 la a t of
aedety g rip i s o v ary lo o t o f tre a d . Y #t t o d e t f l i MfeW
y o u LESS PEB MILE t h a s ’w v b rb o fw d , ;

3 ' IBSi bot'v eu oaht
|L

waa m*d4 Up of th* F lh h anq
tlh rag Imen I* of bvtrtne*.
a dlviilon ltd all other almllar ofganltaUoru In th* nlimbar
of DUtlngulahad Service CroeMa
awarded.
Dough boy* of the orggBI**ttArt saw aervtr* on European
haltl* grcfcnd* la the Verdun.
Tool. Marbach* gad Blano Moot
aectora; aver* In lb* ChateauThierry sector. May I t to July
P. ta il. In a)moat continuous
heavy ngh'lng, including th*
famous ft*'4au Wood operation,
and In Mam*. St. Mthlel, Champegn* and Meuae-Argottaa oftensive*.
Th* division served M day*
In active sect ora. ‘TI In quiet.
It a d v a n c e d 60 kilometer*
agalnat enemy realalaned, caplured 12.026 prisoners (Includ­
ing 218 officers). 341 piece*, of
artillery and 1 J » machine
KUHiv

DAYTONA BEACH, Ju n e Id
• -(Special)—A
real
"W orld*
St-rles’’ atmoaphere will prevail
hr re Saturday night, July 6, when wi iiw u i k i i i i i ^ inuuiui, Kjvitevrn
, as the Flcrida fltat- League D ot hard work on the farm with
Ip'aenta Ha fourth nnua! All-Slat hi* hand* In boyhood' wa* a Mg
game, It will aaalgn Its entire help In developing hi* pitching
staff of umpires to the tl’t.
muscle*.
,
i While President Henry G ray
“ I waa always about playing
lind not made hit opening game ball aa a kid,” recounts King Carl.
aelerlioiu aa yet, It waa inrilcat- "I never thought 1 would be a
ll at If he followa the rule of big leaguer. I Just liked to play.
other years, the loop a "rookie”
"There are lota of thing* a
urnplrea will get the atartlng aa- boy does an a farm that prob­
slinmenta.
ably help him to develop himself
That would mean that the as a ball-player, such as milking
team* of Hummer and Morgan * lot of rows, working In the
and th at of Butler and Smith fields—plowing, cultivating and
would open the game, on* as­
signed to each baae. Smith and
Morgan are new-comera to the
league.
mi* quartet would work four
a til one he f Inning* after which
I ie gam* would go Into the hand*
of Hod Ryan, 0*l)e_Jj*e,
Mrl.aulln, and iB*
iG iluia 'played i tetween the tram leadlatter a member
” big lh*. leagiie g l ' ntMtiighl J.iy
umpiring »taff.
■e will 3 and V team »W ct*d -irflU h"
&gt;e, re- voha of fana gatheghig In |Urks
around the league Sunday aad
t intly preasetl Into tervhe.
The AII-JHar g\m * wlm tS frifbm U y. Jon* 22 and 23.

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M e m b e r A sso c ia ted

F reni

N U M B E R 247

Shipyard Strikers
In San Francisco
Refuse To Mediate
Allied Siege F orces I
Threaten Old C ity
From Three Sides;
1 R, A. F . Hits B re st

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C le v e la n d

Nad Spokesmen
1 Hail Turk Pact

I ’o r

Hr AaMftilrtl ,

• Vichy French defenders of
Damaacus were renorted to
h a re rejected a Britinh ul­
timatum for the surrender
of the four-thousand year old
capital of Syria today an tin'
A llied siege forces threat­
ened th e city from three
dwindled.
In
the
i s lig h te s t confirm ation,
it r w s r t a f r o m T u r t v y
H ltlar'a War m achine luul
i.i.

C r o u p 's

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C o n ­

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1 0 1 2

Noel Carte r (left) receive* the
flejrree of llnetor nf l a w , on !«■ha 11 of I'rimr Minister Winslun
Churchill from President
Also
\'alrn tin e of the University «if
Rochester, nl Itocheeti'r. N. Y.
As |»*rl of the r x e m s e s , In a
*p*L&lt;oil

h f ' illicit.t

Cl urchill

*t&gt;-

prHlnl In the IL S. to speed mil
to lirilsin.

Registration For
Defense Is Said
Good In County
In d icatio n s A rc T h at
S e m i n o l e Is To
S u rp ass N eighbors

the agency added th a t other na­
tion a u i d tha O e m in a already
bad launched an attack.
W..7«.r. li .i r i .t . 7 - . . . . . .
in r
quoted 1M artin Argenaky, 'VNBG
repreaenlaUvo
In A nkara,
••
aaying ha had I, from vary rellahla diplomatic aourcM
th at
tha German ultim atum la about

Information they contain will In
lianafeirod to rmiill card* auiia­
ble fo
filing. Thu*,
Mr, 0Nel»‘in
4»rr r.lO'ft
ll'U", Mr.
fsp tata-tl.
information will
be kept pi-rmanenlly and In va'ily acerdCblo form.
Moat of
the
questionnaire*
wore aigued In Banfurd a prelim ­
inary cheek today allowed, w.lh
, Jp eapH*a and la being eonildervd Ovludu
placing neat with U71.
fn Moecow while Naal and Bo Communitica
which used Oviedo
troop* man on the bor- a* tb rir rcgiatralion
precinct
der.
Were
Goldcnrod,
Slavla and GaTho aame agency alio aald It
had roeotved from Win*ton Bur- brlalle. A ltam onte *o fa r la thud
jj e tt , CBS repveaenUtlve In the In the numbur of blank* lu riu d
in, with tl!7 aigtird In a popu­
W n rk b k capital, unconfirmed re- lation
of £00. ThL* amall com
porta th a t tha Nail* had attacked
muhlly la e*pecti-d to remain nt
a t I I pla c ao, h a t corroepondenie the
top of the lint in percentage
In London w ith diplomatic contactn anld thla report had been aigned.
Ambulance driving apparently
to circulation fo r IT b o o n wlth^ e t MWfhm ntkm from any uu»r- la the moat popular avocation
In Bemlnola County. Mr. NeUnn
Germnny and Sovlat Ruuia aald smiling, since more peraon*
ohvUeWy ar* la conflict and indicated they would serve a* an
ambulance
driver
than
any
aama algna paint to war.
T W Ir two g ran t armioa are other one occupation.
The qncatinnnalre* also re­
by while Adolf H itler
iph Stalin a re avppoaod veal th a t a surprising number »f
to
enaolng a a agreem ent or persons in the county apeak two
o r more languages. Including one
Who apeak* Ctceh.
Person* o f all age* aigned the
questionnaire*, the co-chairman
■tatad. The minimum age waa
! IB, and a num ber o f hoy*varM
ptrla of th a t age volunteered
V J o o d 1Oiclr aorvicea. One bey of JB.
n e a a who C rete on h b blank th a t he
had juat been graduated from
cM ith grade. Mid he would
he willing to
try
meaaongcr

vvit■* Ttid

PLVm OUTH, Ohio, June I P I)—In the village chi
started h er raualcal ca
Bear la, U -year-old

lager Wednesday
Una
Vanderbilt
dt. MDUammlre New
I and avtatien ex-

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&lt;iiris For Study

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D ecline Rapidly

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lid J ’ d lf i 1X4 y
present regulation* on Interstate
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■hipmrnta of oranges he continu­
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A f t e r I x m g l l l n e H s M .iU h I
? fi tse. VV A Za elia I v
I’ II
ing U. B. No. 2 hnd niche
higher will
sm ith and S K Andrews
be perm itted to mores. Th ere I*
M.
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no also restriction
i f u n l f o r tF ie |m i&gt;t .'in
g rapefruit regulation*, which prr1 y r ste n ia y riMirrilng
L it I..NSI’S'. SI S F F N D F D
There
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Mm"
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l i n g e r i n g illne&gt;«
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Crn»» Episcopal Churrh
iniciit ing with will 1mtiM, in fmt
O f NBC
until*'** xxitH jitifi iill lit id
Burvivurs include her hii&gt;l&gt;v&gt;&lt;lnn
W I). I,ee* .if Sanfot.l, iind h 11\ i-dne-.Liy l*v 'he fiih .iil titin
R eg u latio n s son,
Andrew M. 1^..-*, al.c. of , ..itiicat. ii, ifit.im itl.e
Sanford
WASHINGTON, June 10 —
K unrrsl aervire* will be held
W7— Nile* Trammell, president
10:30 o'clock Friday morning
of the National
Broadcasting at
*1
Funeral Home,
Company, predicted yesterday the withlhathoErickson
M artin J. Hram
Federal Communication Commis­ officiating, Rev.
Burial
will
ho in
sion's regulations for network*
Cemetery.
would place the radio Industry Evergreen
Pallbearer* will be J. G. Wail*.
under the domination of the
commission, a small group of C. W. Brown, L. Grow. B. G
stations "and a few large nation­ Methln, R. Z. Johnson, Sr., and
Charles Marshal).
al o d rm tlM n ."
Trammell Mid the regulation*
The Srrainnle (!€&gt;ujitjr Uimnl
wood bring “chaoa" to th* ra­
’•f RciHuni will mi*et i t tho City
dio baatneM and result eventual­
Mall Friday afternoon a t 2.00
Oae man In Lake Mary, aged ly la non-competitive, governN ew Position • clock.
Yt, end another In Sanford, aged mant-sontralUd broadcasting.
73, went
registration place*
O ulbotrd
AssoG. Sharon, Jr., San The Bsnford
In flit blanka. Large numbers ef
ford attorney and secretary of I istlon will meet a t the Chamber
oeroom la tiwfr 60s volunteered.
of
Commerce
tonight
at
8:00
o'­
the Seminole County Defen-v
Council, left Monday morning clock. All members sre urged
WHfTNBT WSDS
for Washington to'accept a po­ (o be present to discuss summer
WASHINGTON, Juse 10— (Al sition with the Department of set! vi tic*.

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Ned Smith Has |GanzcI Denies G irk’s Charges;
High Score In
Palatha Starts Drive For Club
Slow Fire Shool
,

E d w a rd N cUkjH. who with J.
a l a s t n ig h t w u r " s t u n N. Gil Inn is head a f the civilian
d a f e a k ? ~ J o r JlrltU h d(|&gt;loi l r f e n s q .re gistration tuinm iUcc uf (irrifiBsyi
County
Drfcuso
W Hlra added t h a t un d e r pro
Jntgj&amp;ratad
the InC Siuninola
p a c t u - * i coup against R u u i a Council, said to day that advance Rent condition* the URual proct
dure
waa to re q u est othar belli
amid rapidly, m ounting G erm an- inilicatlnn* reveal registration In
govom m anta
fo r
**f«
R uasU a i friction.
this crfunly will Mirpii** that in g r r o n t
conduct of tha ousted o fficial'
German officialdomi wa» alieni
neighboring
counties
in
pro|H&gt;rand to m i k e auiiable a r ra n g e
n relation* between Moscow and
tlon to impulalion.
menla for their re tu r n home.
Berlin. J U u t a n ,
Brttlah
C ounting the
questionnaires,
The u n d e rsec re ta ry made thi*
agency,
dlaaem lnatad
report*
• b o u t the rum ored C a rm a n ulti­ which began Tuesday, is cipeel- H n tr m e n t in reanorum to a quim
m atum and invasion laat night. rd to be finished n e a t week, Mr tiun aa to w hether any action
hml been take n to prevent tin
F o r tha
eighth
conscculivu N elio n said.
going
to
( jiim
m ig h t Royal A ir Force bomber*
All prrelnct* have m ndf their conaula from
roared ov e r G erm any and Na*i report* and the
i|Ue*tionnaneii Am eriran c ountries Ilia reply in
occupied t e r r ito ry to strike hard now a re being *e|iar*led into Him ted the arrangemunlii wmiM
blow* a t B rem en and Brest.
f o u r cla**ifieation*, negro men, insure the r e tu r n nf the off*Germany ha* issued an ulti­ negro women, white men uni j frinls direct to fjerinany, thu

matum demanding awacplng ter w h i l e w o m e n Mr*. I la r o h i I'nw
yitorial and oconorak privilege* er,. j, . „ | , u ng
u,e counlmu
Wf SovUt Ruuia, It w u rvporle.l „ n(1 cU»*lfylng.
by ■ BrltUh ttaw* agency In *11*When the i|UP*tlnnnalrr* have
patch from A nkara
today, and Mi-n ai'pam lril an(| tallinl, tio
ra today.

cH in l in I*ri"»nfent*! o n l r r that all N» i
&lt;'tm&gt;ula1irM &lt;Itor nml their personnel
1 S by July 10 The (jerm nn Ktitluiss\
Wu tiirielnn

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Id 12 1'ituvi‘fiir*i»

i d IV
1»« I. gules
11 Hill
2.17:.
h iu im- flu In* in tin r
s
HTIll
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ixll. | xngii m in
"ifn toll grmip
1y
III Mmtr Ii •ini' n •thmunit ii"*

iff?
yp.nl, I'rrMtk^il Itoosrvrti today
i » | p t h ' l "we wmild ra lhe r Hip on
Dr* Ilona fton-her* t right I ( Oc* m.iii ( ’mi
o u r f r r l tlmn live on our km****
nul Cenernl in New York, pauses 'at tin d&lt;&lt;
We, loo, wi'rp bo m to
of hU offices M in i ?&gt;iniul‘ •■No** |o f ' p m h f ' t
unit tM’ltrvifig
in
frrtotlom i n
r r q u e s t for iw stnleini nt II i- offlci • undud
willing to flk*ht to maintain frre
Horn."
The FinMdmrd mnde t he* total!*.
inFiit in n iiiFHRMgr of ri|MgKifiri.!*
lo c» utntMtfi u n d by I*nrd Hull
fux,
Mnhfh
AmbiisRuHor
nml
Clmm illor of Oxford.
A blunt rejection
w«r
in
■tore yenterdiiy for G e rm an y ’*
strong protrut on the* «,apiibini'i
of N**i eon mj I■ from th* limit'd
Slut cm nml the g overnm ent wan
inking -teps to p r f v r n t
(hrm A l l e n b y
Is S e c o n d
from f t h i r i n g into I*a1in Arm-n
r a n r&lt;iontric« to continue ‘*»niW ith
O ne
P o i n t
m irnl" netivitjH'H
S h o rt
O f
W in n e r
M n k i n g o n e o f h i in r u n * v i * t H
In the SI lit r Ihg«*rtmrnt to *lr
}
liver Iho notr, Harm Thonmnti,
Ni.l .Suilth. MIII. II M " I f i f
flffMlilti fdmrge d 'af f ilr i 'i , wmt y7. wns high innn &gt;« t* f lay »l IDE
wn
•d im • : &gt;
told Mini it would be given ?&lt;m*
the weekly shoot ■! tile H&gt; oimrile
*(deration
t il!"
(iun
H
u
h
,
in
I
be
n
iin
match
Hut a litllf
late r
Sum ner
MU*III
Wrllr«. Pndcr*f*crrtary o f *Stnir, as nl 2 f» y g n h with polic
In, A
1" u*.
announced
that
a r r a n g r muntn targets.
11n u ll j
r*i
w r r e |»rtM rmling for lha ilr p ir
I. W,H I
Other niwtr t i n N u n Wrii
iuro of lha consular official'
Jim Allenby. i"l. U U li ft T«r , N x
Htmm President Rooaevrlt aeipi y y.-'Cs
C'liNrles Hitaitur. !*•».
dia#(i o f
subvermiva
a ctltitlt* man,
on, I erin
Dick
Vernny.
U2«
!
r
"*
Hulwe,
an;
This left no &lt;Ion bt a a to the na:'ageil m fit!
Mr*.
WtfJiani
linker
id
|*nku
'i w o f t h e American reply «n
\ f«

Defense Orders
Remain Unfilled

C hosen

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r.m.
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■ 1• a• | a *■ S’ | lull'll V
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v e n tio n

Agreement Is T erm ed
“Stunning Defeat”
Berlin Source
■ r A M ria iH r m a
Finland called a p her re .
(he government
sharply
curtailed
eleltlan
t r a l a tra f f ic to fa clllU U milItarjr preparations today a*
E urope atlrred
with rumor*
of a a Impending new G r r m sn
l i n t * »fey
r preeldootUI
Pr« "
rra a all Ftnniak reeerve «lflefra w a r t made r e g u la r a r ­
my a f f i r m .
It
appeared
evident t h a t Flntsnd, dam
■•atad by Germany and arrh
faa of Rusal*, waa making
pro pa ration* for n new ran filet.

W o rk ers Ig n o re S u g ­
g estio n O f T h e ir
I w ader To B rin g
T rouble To Close

Pittsburgh Man
Named To Head
Kiwanis C l u b

President
Assails

City News Briefs

James Sharon, Jr.,
Gets

U. S. Takes Oyer
Italian V e s s e l
The - Maritime

Commiseioa
U hat token for
able Chun
nt
~
Italian ship* laid ap
tee waters,
_
win he taken to
Newport
far
. .
drydoeklng before
Ig'sBilPPtB gwB0iCw*

liS i* '*

Jnitlcs,
Mr. Sharon was graduated &gt;n
103T from the Unhrerei&gt;y of
Florida law school, and formerly
waa employed by tha Federal
Land Bank In Columbia, a C
for four and n half year*. H*
la n member af FI Kappa Phi
fraternity, .......

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fur
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S tu d ie d
By
M ouse
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d ii e it iu r i n f Mi ■ Viet or t i f ft- n ,
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kidki rt t nlilt am i
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Th* pnritHry g r o u p h m w l i n g
&lt; a s e s O f P a r a l y s i s at tFie F-|iiHeiipal r l m n li unde r
t.-nlat ix.-ly to it i " nt ini ml di «*
lit im n u*n* Ml lllll’U - i'll III
f Fi** I* nHrrahip o f
Mrn,
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dividual ilirtmmn l.tft’ 1 I m I IJT11* t‘ l|
I'kN-s.M &lt;*I.A, June- II#
i/l»g Sli|ili rii *iii i toilh Mr» O K,
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t-MNII.UOU.UOU IK add.lK.tisl ro- told fii ii it it ipitl a nd courtly iiffi- Herl t n a p m a n i* l e a c h i n g I h e
venue
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T h e n.-w iridividu.il im otne , u i - cams Hnd Ihri'i* riMjre pndml.li’ ( ’ho rrh

II* 11

f oMF-lia y

'* * s c h e d u l e . . . . « . d to m..rti l .sii d o u b l e th e I t n hill o f e*
ery

t*&gt;payer.

BrJtitdi Open Of fice
F o r U. S. V olunteers

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rns.H ,,f mfMniile pumlyMR Fieri’
A l Ills i .quest the
4»fficisl*
nulh’iri/4 «f use nf m t ily t our ty
howpitsi huiltling tn in.ilute the
nine ruses nml iitokeil the tuivftl

T hom as Sw unn H eads
C itru s Com m ission

« Ir Mati'ifi tn furnish a iilsnf to

get ihi’ required w rum imtc for
im niidisii' tre a tm e n t of thu
tients.

LAKELAND. June
19-WPl—
pu- The Fb.ri.ls Citrus Commission

WABIIINGTON. June ID —
1A1— llrillsh Air Commodore Pirle announced last night th* r u ­ Gas Kation C ards
nning of offices in New Yorb
Possible In F ust
City to arrange for theussnd,
of American voiunlrrra to go to
WABIIINGTON, June 1U —
Britain to help operate England'
land’s
“secret weapon”— an
slrplsnu (/P) — Interior Secretary lckca,
coordinator,
faich he said promiMi defen tr petroleum
Building permit* were Issued deterto r which
said loday a ration card sy s­
to Guy Brlstop to ra-m of a to smash night bombing.
tem
for
the
us*
of
gasoline in
Britain wants many kind* of
building a t MB Cypress Avenue
s t a cost of |l f i and to A. A. technicians to operate thousands the east ws* one of the things
Evans E state to erect a frame of the now wrspons and will under runtideratlon if rigid re­
petroleum
were
garage a t £08 E ast Fifth Street pay wages for them higher than striction* on
a t a cost of f20. Ram Glllts is it la paying ita own operator*, made necessary by an expected
oil shortage.
uid his aides revealed.
Plrle and
contractor for the latter job.
. . . . .

ti!Hgn#im i mi k •* tofnl I* "ki'titln lit
Mu ir Iimml ii i a f l t i n xi *
Mix*
Mi atiKT Mm t Fn•!i i &lt; FndiliiiA’ r e g -

irm csnliM l
Wednesday w i t h
Thoms* It Bwsnn, W inter itavsn,
rhairm sn and snnounrod th at a
relimlnary hearing would bs held
'huraday and Friday
of n n t
week for all advertising sgsnclew
Interested in cocking a contract
for the 1041-42 eeason.
Bwsnn was unanimously slactod

by commissioners appointed Laat
week by Governor Holland. With

exception of a few month* tbU
year, he ha* sorved continuum !/
■lace the first commission

sppolntsd In 193£. A, 8.
f Leesburg
chairman.

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Pat Larsen
LEAGUE
Won’t Be Skeet Chajppiort Any More

TOTALS ________ *7 T *7 10
Sanford
_____ 021 010 000-4
Gainesville
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Error*, GIGrk. TlaU.
Ran*,
L*V*U«r, Juitic*, GIGrk, Del fInn,
Thompson, Pruett, Brown, Popek,
Cohlck. Ran* billed In. Dalfino,
■*, K&lt;K«n*r. Booth, Mott 2, GoM , Kirkland. Two l w hit*,
Thompson 2. Booth, illomo ran*,

Plajra At Short
Saturday Tilt;
dies Win Here
»day A fternoon

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WINTER PARK, Jung is —(0) tr ¥ MU of dap mad i k w shot,

wan* to bo a hospital technician.

Encourages
Evacuating Women

a ToMeet
Loads Tonight

STOCKHOLM, Bw#d*n, Jana
11 — UPh— A tptclal co m •poident of Lh* paper D llt m
NytaUr la a dl*patch from Hoi*
tlall today laid Finland
for
m b lima ha* *Rcoar*g*d the
volintary ovaaaaUoa o f ' womon
and children from, tha capital.
la said tha measure waa «■
plahed pa a precautionary u i r -

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Edward* cf
Martin c ....
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it G-Man winning tha first
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the'contest bar* y*»lord»y
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lht- tho rival cellar team,
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Yni and oarh o l you ar* hot*by inllrldd ood required to pro*
tent any ela lm t 'and darnon do
whicti you, o r olthor o f you may
h n ,o Stolnot tho ootot* of HKIOIIKIrr It. T. RIINOE. doeooood.
Into nf told County to Iho t.’ounty J*da« o f Homlnolo County,
Klurtla. nt lilo o fflc* In th* court
linuo, ol oold County *1 Hanford,
Flntlda. w ith in * la h t cnlondar
rmin*!* from lh * lira* of th*
flrot puhllcallnn of thlo notlr*.
Korn rlolm or demand ehnll t&gt;*
In vrltiny. and' thh ll t i l l ) th*
ploro o f rroldonro 4IMI pool offlc*
addiMo of th* elotm nnl, and ohhll
he 0* urn to by th* claim ant, id*
•ni. ,&gt;r attorney,
and any inch
rlo l'i nr ilomnnd
not no filed
■hall It* void.
THKODonK R. RUNOR
Ao o ie c u lo r of th* Loot
Will
and
Toetomont of
HEIORERT IL T. IIUNOE.
deco* oorl.
Plrol publication Juno 11. 111).

arin?DMUat vm an-

in O R D K R E D th a t tfcli n atle*
bo oob lU kod one* a wooh fo r lo u r
m a o t o a tlr * w ooh * :n T h o Hanford
tlormld, n n o w ip a p o r o f aonoral
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loonod la
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C o u n ty, jrlo r U a .
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o f Ihla C o u rt th is ■ d a y or Jan a,
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C lo rk o t C treo lt C o a r l
B y : A t M. W o tk a , t&gt;r.

WA8 HINOTON, Jan* 16—(#)
—Tha army* behavior, haa Im- B A B B
A m iO A T to n
ro w
proved materially aa IU also haa n*A L nilCMAROW
Increased. official* nportad Bun- M n * (curt o r rww cow r y
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in f o r d -----1— — «1 40 M i
GAMHB TODAY
Daytona at Orlando.
IIIL
Ocala at Sanford.
DoLand at Getoeavllla.
Laeahorg at St. Aagnatlno.

V*.
rt.oTn w i a t r h o l u o a t ,

L E G A L NO TICES

that there are others better than
the.
,
“Pour yean ago when I flrat
TOTALS
etarted In a ehamplonthlp class
then wa* no compdlillDn,'’ ah*
oay*. “But there'* tap much for
LaVntley -b
me this year. Mr*. L. M. Smyth*
Justice 2 b .
of Aurora, O.. I* one of th* tap
Booth « __
contender*
for Iho crown and
McRaney If
two othera are Diana Bolling,
ailleapla aa
(laughter of the famed World
Detflno 2b
War aria tor, and Mr*. M. B.
Hardman cf
Orr of New York."
McQu'an rf
But when champlone talk Ilka
thle, It’* Juet like running up
«torm
T O T A L S /.-.....- . 2 4 7 17 12 field. ilgnal* for the rest of tie
Oalimavni*
,....001 002 000—8
Sanford
......... 00a 001 00 a -4
Errors, Thompeon,
Delflno,
Booth’ 2. Rune, Gobel, Kirkland,
Edward*, LaValley, Ju.tice, MeQuillen, Glrk. Runa hatted ip,
gobal, Pruett, Booth I, McRaney.
Ywwfcao* hiU, Gohel, Booth.
Thir^bM# hit*,. Gobel, Booth.
Stolen baaee, Juatice. Sacrifice*,
Jnatlcw Double play*. KlrkUnd,
Brown and Oob«Ij QilU.p»*, Ju*ttaiand LaVallmr. Left on b am
OnlMTllla 10, Sanford 4. Base
«■ bnlle, off Ryan 4. Glrk 2 .
Btrneh out, by Ryan I, Glrk 2 .

UValley lh
Juallee 2b ...
Booth e ___
McRaney If ,
Glrk *a n ._
KeQ'n rf ...
ha Saturday night game Pelflno Sb .
I took tha had to hold It Hardman cf
Me alnkth Inning whan TUti p cf .
.Bartimn Tells tllppod up
ffthtew Tint an a bunted
TOTALB,
i than tnaaad n wild .pitch
GAINESVILLE
* Hr* mas.
■
rday Manager
Charlie Mott a*._..... .
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lif a Play Good
Mihail Despi t e
pertain F u t u r e

Canal

whoa* Mat heown poll offlc*

o f A rth u r R. M arshall, doeoaood:
( h i t ehe file d h er petition fo r fin a l
d lechn rgri and (h a t t h * w ill a p p ly
to th * llo n o ro h l* IL W
W ir e ,
C oun ty J o d y * o f Morainal* C o a h ly .
F lo rid * on th * I l k d ay o f J u ly ,
1*11. fo r a p p ro v a l o f *om * and
fo r fin a l dlaoharpo a* R i a e u t r li o f

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SEE US NOW

INTM BST IN PASTURES
CRE8 TVIEW, Jim. l*_(Sp #e.
nl&gt;— Okaloosa county farmer*
w *M*lllR, a, gr*at deal of
S * * d , to eataMlahmant cf Im-

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aad gsjBtiaacs la maating unatyotia* bare afrsady
I eat araay o f talapbooa worker* for this big task,
be Telephone Company’s plan 10 taka earn of the
e&gt;da with little, if any, eetioui Intarfattma with the
MTuatooiad uto of tba aaevka. During them maoaw
for ihoct periods
fadlldea will b«

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for rant — on* block from
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,to | rem em b er — and u
a n &gt;t tf ofor rg g* et .t.
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you c can
Old m dw eultee. Sm oother
than e v e r —yea, amootti and
brlQiant and extra dry, too—
k een ed ged w ithout bitter*
oeaa o r bite. O bey that bn*
pula# now . T here’ll never
b e ■ b e tte r tim e to m eet
tbit friendly beer.

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Sanford Is The Only Central 7*s,
Florida City Affording Hall, lllg h tta j
And Water Transportation ,
NKWSfAFKK

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VOLUME

SANFORD,

FLORIDA,

JUNE

17,

Member Associated Press

ltMl

INTERVIEW ROBIN MOOR SURVIVORS

Private Debt
Payment From
Italy Blocked

ing In N orw ay
°

English Press Calls
FV&gt;r Clean-Up Of
Syrian Campaign;
Fighting Is Heavy

A Safe Haven

Economic War Is
Charged To U. S.
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* • — efeCed

A lthough h e r eapreaelon does­
n 't show It little R uth M erlon
S ti'in , H, urns one o f th e h a p ­
piest paaaengera aboard aa ship
b ro u g h t h e r to New Y ork. H e r
fa th e r, a G frm a n law yer, waa
p ra ctic in g In F aria u n til the N a­
l ls p u t him In a c o n ce n tra tio n
cam p fo r nine m onths.

p o rts from the e a s t c o a s t o f the
U nited S ta te s, w ith o u t p rio r gov­
e rn m e n t a p p ro v al o f Individual
sh ip m en ts, waa proposed to d ay
to the petroleum In d u stry
bjq
S e c retary Irkea, d e fen se p e tro le ­
um coordinator.
T h e action follow ed close on
th e heels o f th e sto p p ag e of a
140,000 gallon sh ip m en t o f oil
fro m Philadelphia to Ja p a n be­
cause of a th re a te n e d oil fam ine
Olt the e aste rn seab o ard .
T he go v ern m en t a cted y e s te r­
d a y to g u a rd c o n su m ers ag ain st
any u n w a rra n te d Increase in
bread prices.
L eon H enderson, p rice a d m in ­
istra to r, se n t a le tte r to leading
b a k eries asking them n o t to a d ­
vance bread p rice s w ith o u t contu ttin g hi* o ffice.
Aides of
In te rio r
B ecretvry
Icke* said he had secured a g re e ­
m en t o f the S in clair C onsofldated and S ta n d a rd V acuum Oil
C om panies to h a lt loading o f
the oil ab o ard tb e Ja p a n e se ship
A ru m s M arti a t P h ila d tlp h ia .
Icke* stepped In, th e y eaid, a f»
te r a Philadelphia oil consum er,
the W ilson M artin division of
W ilson I Co.,
had
p ro teste d
m ovem ent o f the oil from the
e a s t ro a e t a t a tim e w hen It had
no a ssu ra n ce It could g e t ade
q u a te supplies to c o n tin u e o p e r­
atio n s.

Defense Unit Is
Jaiven Rifles A t Iffotorlsta Moat Pay
-Regular-Meeting

uM»y triala ahead.
ro w

Military diapatchos to Vi­
chy from Syria today regtported a French counter a t­
tack had driven the Brltiah
from the strategic town of
Merdjayoun captured
by
British forces a week ago.
gt The French asserted they’d
taken the offensive ail along
the front.

Rome Officials Say j
Americans H a v e
More — Investm ents

WASHINGTON, J u n e 17 —
( * &gt; - A com plete ban on oil e x ­

Adolf Hitler wae reparted
-. ladav sussing -targe sues*
•
here” of German traape aa
tba wret eaaat ef Norway—
a passible springbaard for aa
lavarian of Scotland—and advlcee rearblag l-sndon said a
aleady atreani at troop IraIsa
f • and aea-going transport* are
mavlag toward coastal hasea.
Cotnride*tally, tbe Finnish
newspaper Randmat la 11*1alnkl asserted tbe military
alt eat lew in tbe lUTle le
m ripe far eurprlare.
War tremors atlrred again
In the Balkaaa, aa alt Ru­
mania was ordered blocked
out for tbe first time since
the blacknet wae lifted a
^
month ago,_____
VICHY. Unoccupied France
Juno IT.—(A.P.)
Marshal
Phllilppe Prtaln. reviewing
Trance's al lust Ion on the
fleet annlversarv of
g leadership of the
. told tha French peoeple
today they bad been “uelthur said out war betrwrrd."
Md asked them ta giro Mm

Kalians Benefit »l
Hv V. S. M easure si,

Action Is Taken Be­
cause O f Threat
To U. S. Supply

Situation In Africa
Said D e v e l o o i n g
For Axis Forces
*»»

Freezing Of F ascist
Credits In U, S*
Brings R e p r i s a l :
(*erniuny Will A ct j

Government Ban
On Oil* Exports
Asked B y ick es

More EnliatRientB
Are Announced By
Captain Of Group
R ifles w ere Issued to m em bers
of th e Sem inole C ounty Defense
Force end the men were m eas­
ured fo r uniform * a t the re g u la r
m eeting of the u n it la s t night a t
the A rm ory, E. C. H a rp er, cap
tain , aald today.
A pproxlm m ataly 60 uniform s
were ordered tndag, and C aptain
H a rp e r said he expected to r e ­
ceive them soon. O thers will he
ordered w hen fu rth e r m ea su re ­
m ent* a re taken.
T hree additio n al
enlistm ent*
w ere accepted fo r tho Defenae
Force la st n ig h t. T ha man are
W illiam R. W illiam s, T e rry V.
W rig h t and R ichard S. V ernay.
A pplications fo r e n listm en t were
received
from
It o th e r men,
b u t have n o t y e t been acted upon,
C ap tain H a rp e r s la te d .
Now th a t m em bers of tb e de­
fenae un it have th e ir rifle s. In­
stru c tio n w ill be sta rte d n e a t
w eek In th e fu n d am en tal princi­
ples o f h a ndling firea rm s w ith
em phasis on t a f a handling,

British troops Storming to­
ward ancient Damascus, capital
of Syria, claimed a fonr-milo
ftadvmace amid rwports that fight­
ing la becomlftg heavier on all
fronts In the 10-day-old invasion
of Frnnea'a Mlddla East colonies.
While tha British prase clam­
ored for n swift daaa-up of tba
^campaign tba British
acknow­
le d g e d French resistance is sttffonlug
reinforced by troope
n a M from nertharn Syria.
Ffwldcat
Roosevelt'■ order
padlocking nil German consulate*
in tba United States and damandUrn anatar of various Natl
agunta treated a tense atmos­
phere la Berlin.
la Borne. Italy's fire-brand
editor Virginia (layda, who ofIan speaks for Premier Mosco£ lla l, asserted Roosevelt's sfonnTarget practice, with sub-callm lf. and financial’ stricturev
•gainst tbe Axis coneUtoted "an bre rifles, already la tinder way.
open declaration of
economic The new rifles will be used In
• a s j ngaiaet tbe Aid* powo*mH drilling.
wMcb^may Isad U ’ atttrel k m
Captain Harper said that by
Monday night, when the Defenae
* On tba North African front, Fores will held Its next regular
tba British opened a man- meeting, be hoped to have a
waiting Hat prepared of those
m m sad I Uliana
who wish to Join tho unit. He
•Itmtioci Is dtvtki
odded that man Intern tad in altx
f a r Dm A xis fo r t*
Ing up should make application

T A L L A H A B 8B B , J u n e 17 —
(fP&gt;— P e rso n a who re fu s e to pay
an a d d itio n al |S fo r license teg s
which th ey bou g h t e a rly this
y e a r b efo re a m lx-up In ta g
prleo scales waa discovered a r r
su b je c t to c rim in al prosecution.
A tto rn e y G eneral W atson ruled
y e sterd a y .
S everal th o u sa n d tag* fo r new
model* o f m odlum -prtred cars
w ere to ld f o r 110 b efo re It waa
found th e m odels w ere in the
w eight ra n g * re q u irin g | t B tag*.
H en ry J . D riggers, m o to r vehir* com m issioner, aald som e had
refuaod to oxebang* tb e lr p la te s
and salted tho a tto rn e y general
w h a t to do ab o u t lb

Florida Had 28,614
Retail Stores In ’39
WASHINGTON, Jon* 17 —
UP)— Tho Comae Bureau re­
ported yesterday that there were
28,814 retail stores In Florida
during 1919,' that tbelr aaloi
•mounted to 1814.494.000. that
their stocks wer* worth (78,748,000 and that they em ployed
71,190 elarka to whom they paid
(04.144,000 In wage*.
The report aald independent
atone In Flerlda during 1980
numbered 9M 79 and that they
did 7T.8 percent e f the' total
bualnaaa. There were 1888 ehaln
stores and thoy did t l . l pec­
cant of tba bualneaa. Tho cen­
sus report Included, house-tohouse
selling
eetebUhmenta,
commteeariea or company etorea,
farmer and consumer co-opcraUvaa and the like.

► Tfca B ritish a»U

Hofmann Wins Rickenbacker Trophy
At Daytona Model Airplane Contest

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rrprieiil f u r lln* lii'pzinif of
11 &lt;i Iin 11 i i i d i i H in 1 1ity U n i t e d
T h ree of th e t l su rv iv o rs if the U. 8. fre ig h te r Robin M oor,
sunk by a su bm arine in th e I loath A tlantic, May S I, an- In te r­
view ed by U. S. o fficials a ft* landing on the B ra iitia n sli-amvi
O sorio a t Racifc, Ilra iil. From e f t to rig h t: L ieut.-Com ilr. W illiam
A. H odgm an, a cting as U. S. Navy o b se rv er; John H cnigan, llu n l

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Senator Explains Sanford Baseball Franchise Goes
Elks Give Full
B i l l s Affecting
Back To State League Directors Support To US0
City And County
Drive For Fund

Sebring (Granted
Referendum Will Be O v e r $5,000,000
Held On 2 ltem t
For Army School
Applying L o c a l l y
W A SH IN G T O N . J u n e 17
T hroe Mil* a ffe c tin g th e (T tf
M’1— t ’ongn-aam an P e te rse n ,m
of S a nford, aa wed as olhor leg!** imunCed yesterd ay Hint |f&gt;.0i!j,
U tio n which y c a lr n h y became lew Gift had been allo cated fo r the
w ithout th e sig n a tu re of G oryw Lvale tra in in g school n t th e A t .
nor. H olland, w ere review ed today tnjr A ir l oip* at .Seining,
Al Ihe sam e tim e, the Wm
by
S ta te
S en atu r
Erin-al
F D ep artm en t
ndvisrd
Seiuslut
lioushuldar.
Two of the mva-- P epper I lie S ebring a llo ratln n * u urca, one to a lte r th e m ethod id H .O K l.tiS fi. winch did nnl Ini Im ir
riveting the m ayor and an o lh ri engine, i ing ovcrhesrl of m * ily
to crea te a S an fo rd po rt a uthor a m illion In fund* held fo r a n
corps in spec tat accuunl*.
Ity, req u ire n referendum .
P e l. is o n s figure*.
however,
"S o th a t all p a rtie s m ight on.
d e rstan d the m anner in which Included the e n g in eerin g m m
local bill* are handled,’’ Svnalm head, and he pul the to ta l ul
IlouahoU Irr e ap laln rd , "I can *»&gt; loration a t m ore th an f 1,0111),Itno
th a t It waa my policy th a t tin over Ihe original estim a te of
bids be introduced in the II oium Ih* funds to be sp en t on tbe Si
when [bring nir school.
of
R epresentative*
and
First a n n o u n rrm rn t
of
I Inpassed th ere, unless I had annii
ex trem e objection, the bills were i Sebring school was m ade lo-t
I
week,
at
which
h
m
r
(lie
U
n
i
lb
allowed to pas* the S enate.
"A ll local bill* are pa-se.l in p a rtm en t a nnounced aelectinn of
th e House and Senate as * m nt I* WUno acre site five m iles »n,1l&lt;
to r of co u rtra y to the repreai n •'•»&lt; ef th e city for a secondary
1st Ives
end aenatora,
and of » 'r tra m ln g acheol.
course unless they agree It is I At
* ' th
,h a*'t Hitti*,
tim e, Die* W ar D e­
the
uauaully an Im poaiihllily to p a s, p a rtm en t Hid not in n iu in rp
local leg islatio n ,"
th e
se n a te , fund* to h r npciil «n tho pn«i
re t, but F rlrrai'in mi id it would
‘ '" T h o b u ll which m et w ith th r ] » * n l »,’ou* IJJ * 0 " ." " "
app ro v al o f tha Hanford d elcgu - 1 T he A rm y h ope. I l a
tlon w
w are
are llatod
llatod yeaterday
yeaterday in The ■»»&gt;""&gt; In o p e ratio n _ by O ctober
tion
or N ovem ber anil w hen cnmplcl
S a n fo rd H e ra ld end there a re in | 1-4 |t will accom m odate 16011 of
addition som e o th er bill* th a t I- fleer* and m en and 260 flvlnx
cam * law before th a t date.
cadets. W hen In fu ll operation,
‘T h r e e bill* a ffe c tin g the City noaslhtv In 11M2, probably 2.
of 8 a n fo rd w ere approved, one to 6 (0 officer*, m en
and
cadet*
borrow m oney fo r m unicipal pur- will be g a rriso n e d th ere. _____
poaca not tx c e e d ln g $40,000, one
c re a tin g a Sanford p ort d istric t,
a n d a n o th e r to cheng* the method
o f e lecting th a m ayor. T he port
a u th o rity
re n ­
Ity bill e arrle a a re ffeovendum which
hleh require* th a au th o rity
to the
to submit' the
tbe question
qus

people In the dlitrict for their ap
p royal before any taxax «r other
expenses can bo Incurred,' Sen­
ator Houabolder aald.
•Thl* referendum gives the
peoplo ample protection and the
right to determine whether they
want tho district to Kocomo ef
foctiv*. It (a left to tha City
Commission to cal) an election H
and when It shall bo decided that
a port district Is needed.
“A third bill affeota tho adminIstrmtlon and function of U&gt;* City
Commission and provides for the
election of a mayor and four
mission*rs each for two-year
terms and an election thereafter
years. Thl* blU also
referendum,n Senator

City News Briefs
M a rriag e licensee w ere Istuc-I
a t the C o u rt H ouse yeaterday
to A u g u sta H all, J r ., of W inter
G arden and Mian E lvira Scaly
of C lerm ont, and to Law son D.
Gill, J r ., and Mias
A nna
M
W ood, both o f D eLsrid.

A b uilding p erm it waa Issued
(o A. II. S m ith a t th e C ity Mali
th is m o rn in g to re -ro o f a fram e
b uilding a t 1906 W est T en th
S tre e t a t a c o st o f 1100 w ith 8.
8. G reen a s c o n tra c to r fo r Ih*

Du# to rain tha weakly iwlni
achad ultd to aUrt today
at Sanlando Rprings has been
postponed until next weak. The
fiiat claw will be held at t:O0
o'clock Taeaday afternoon, Miu
Doanor Morrison, Inatractor, aald

'"“ “ h ■^SuTS class

Robinson Joins
Orlando Times

Necessity Of Morale
In Army Is ( ’ited
I Hy Exalted Ruler

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re-Im -

to

II! II ill! II Ml i!l|f | k| O|H&lt;I Hu.' Mill .4*1* 1 k

•I
i »■. r l p l *
I t lie
gullies 1III S 11o l! Ii fill'll iMOh III t U‘
v ii t n rid Hoii i to ! r nl toiiid * U t
educed nidi ..ImmiI ., ,|nisi
i c d . d In k eep h u u "i"' t'f tin* c l o u t* * ■" I'H u'

*' I , w ou ld pi tih (d r wind*
u
sa laries,
Tlo \
1, l III equip, m if MiiifidttiifN w h i'ir
d .nit nt nmn III. ) 1 1Ii* M i .dut iv . * Mmi l f ’ *
d g n m e s . Scv W l l r l . l l r i s n il.! i ' i i | UV .............. "I.
HA'll' 11
r o ll v e in )1T11 . i M u g h e r l y a n d f u l l * and
‘ m- sent m l i" 11., in o i , o
l u n i k II mi-fit, b, ii.
b een sold n r.
d u r in g l hi1 si.*-..ii in ijiisv mini 11Ik U r
**\\rr- . 4'flOy T» * 1 U ...I n 1 i
• &gt; In k e e p tin i tub g i, ik
N o t.
Ja m e s
If
11 "in
I In
i v i i i h I i . I f . ‘ :.n il t „ h ave li i
lu 'iii paid fu r ,S I t i.ii-tu p H u b e rts . In. if Mia f t o f Dli* 1 1I k ..........................
.4 m im iM itiii
i a ilin g .......
WHS 1 educed il l f l .'IMI „ s H u b i-lts t l . l . II*.
» u - I I d in in g p u ll I.f t h r seaso n fall) 1.1 1)Ml !•» Dm im p o l l s ............... ..
tUisi o i in i i y a n d in ir i ii if iv) v
mid m isse d m lu m ils 't o f gam e7 iir p iin bosi r • j 1111 u " s q u i'i'ie " noIho iliuiit r ludx1' Jind d'* Mil*
on tin* d i i i ' i l i u - I n t i, m id th e y j %ill 41II1 lllilll licrw |o i4 IO |irl,|li 1"
bad III la k e t ill mnney n f f e ir d ns I lo f o t li’pil c i t r f i t in iw i - i O in** I h
S e r v ic e
H i ir.tii iro t i oi
l i n y w ere in pilot f lliiu ir iu l s t a ­ I f l M l r l
in
Oii^
lo it iiiH iiiH v
tu s, (HU d in g tin- in - ri, &gt; fo i p la y . rani)M(&gt;trn
Mr H o in cf said
e l s n in rie s
In
I.m
Id le r
Mr
N n h u l- io i
A l Itn- iio-i ting- o f |h e s ta te
|&gt; o tn trd o u t
th e a l n l d v
"f
tl *
o f f ic ia ls h e n to n ig h t th e fu tu re
o f I in- f r a n i ' h l w ill |u dM-ided Klb - t" render n Mod M f Vii •
in t h i* c ii n n c c t io n li&gt;
r r f r r iM M f
I I u s l l s s r , UM I ' l i r T k re e f

Half Year rIajf Sales
Amount To Over $275
T mx r » l l w l ( i r

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Jin k in g

rr*pc»rf «*«f tiu ln y t h r i f u n * a
ruMh*' &gt; « h l.i ,ltty 1*1 hio f f ic e
kAhru I h r H a lf yrmir u u lo iiin b ilu
lirrriA cN w r h t on
» n t| lo n l
$27f* in w o rth o f
w e ir b u I iI.
T h r in In i mu m j t r i r r fo r m iy
lire n n o I n $&amp; 25 r x r r p t fi* r lig h t
f r a i le r * w i'ig h in if 50U pmumiN n r
The* f la t ra il* on th ra o In
$ 2 .7 5 , M r J in k in B wahi.
W h e n a h a lf y e a r taj? f o r a
n e w r a r I n o lit ju n r d , t h r b ill o f
• lilc fro m t h r ite a le r muM, ahuw
th a t th e v r h i t le w an jiu rc h a r e d
J u li a 1(1, 1041 o r a u b a e q u e n tly ,
o r p ro o f b y a f f id a v it m u tt be
m ad# th a t th a r a r haa n o t bacn
d riv e n In th la a ta ta b r fo r a J u n e
10t th a ta x c o lla c tu r e ip la ln a d .

to th i ir
i i liv ily
in
t in
In
W o r ld
W a r in w h ic h * U r f ,J i *
r u le r , i o v e r o n e m ill io n
d it iliiu

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b u ilt tlo
f i r a t I w o b a u f lio | »
tn l» iti F r a n r n a n d c o n i * t i u i t i d
and
j it i '■cn t r d
to
th e
I ’ n if r !
S ta ti- e i r i i v i r n m c n t th e f ir n t
r.m v ink" U o A |d ta l in t U r h 'U d ' m
a n vm-II » * h r l p i n g rin.fMHJ lio n
o r n lr ly
d u rh a r^ d
A id d u 'i *
t"

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of I Ur war.

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the cl 'si

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1

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Re|H»rts Is Req nested
W\ SIIIV ITnN Juno IT —
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V of IMMvinu* to(."It* .... l II '"1. luU ni Riv**r,
II*, M■| •1 tm like* ......
uhIifvMir I-v 11ikj; |du n i
d v id H
fm d !.do,i imnt • 1 i i n e e r i ,Sanfold 1 Mil la 1 H r i. v Ii«« been
order*- 1 hv Nt., .r I ••ri. J u l i n n U
S«dili\ t Ule .if \ i• v tnifiiieer5.
T h e foil inv. sti|fj t h o u wm in*
"Ijfllnl In I ' o b . m l W illiam ().
W n l - di I r i&lt;
d . nirineer ut J*t ksi.IIVill •s Hu , a n d proparation
f Du rv\ i W || JD
I.irut.
' ot .1.din S HiMirdi....It SIn
o u t h A tlardi. •fa i»ii M
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Florida At tract ions ‘ ‘
Cited To Kiwaninns

SAN ANTONIO, T e x .. J.mc 1
—M l Maj.^
(Jencrel
E n i.—I
illi.ils, IV S A., n-tirc.l. Civil
Ppisbing's chief nf artillery if.
A TLA N TA , J u n e 17 — (Rpo«
Ihv A E F . ilicii Unlay nl u sin
a l l — K inri.la’s K in arils del*tlu r hnspilal, F o r t S im lluus- ('l
■ration of n early 40(1, h e re f o r
tun.
lie was 7fl.
the In tern atio n al convention, a r e
le ttin g tho pr-ftpli* o f tho U nit*
&gt;-l S la te s on.I C an ad a know th a t
F lo rid a r i tr u s is th e w o rld 's
finest, and th a t F lo rid a a ttr a c ­
tions m ust not be p a sse d UD t f *vr th e convention close* T h a n *
lay.
fo r practice and tryoute.
A special booth a t rn n v e n tlo a
Boys from A ltam onte Spring*. h ra .lq u a rtc rs , in o p e ratio n sine*
c ltru *
Long wood, Oviedo, G eneva, Chul- S a tu rd ay , dispense* fre e
uota and all boya la the county lu l r r a n d e x p la in s th a h ig h lig h ts
a re edible fo r th e team . U r. n f th e spr-rlal fiv e-d a y to u r o f
C hapm an a ta tad . T hey do not F lorida w hich la b e in g o ffe re d
have to be b o m o f m em bers of visitor* a t a low ra t* .
the A m erican L egion.
All boys who wiah to join th e
GRA PH G R O W E R S SHOW
te a m can g e t fat. touch w ith any
m em ber a t, th a Cam pbell-Loosing
T A V A R E S . Ju n e
P o e t and bis nam e will be turned -T h a
F lorida G r
d Conventli

Lemon Junior Baseball Team Is Being
Form ed As Call Is Made For More Boys
Rulra are being eiUbliahad
and tha team of the Ameircan
Legion Junior league la bolaf
formed aa acting ’chairman, Bart
Chapman, aerula out a coll far
more player*.
Aa
announcement
of tha
schedule la expected to b# made
• t aa early dato, Mr. Chapmaa
Mb). A large number of k m
bar# turned . out for the team
but all boy a who wa n born bo­
lero Jan. 1, 1914 a n aakad U

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Sanford Herald

We Live For Others

TURKISH

One of the principal Inaotia of (be b u t two re»n
■h ttlanda
hlanda out most dearly
clearly (drove
hbova all others
oUierg la th ei
at «awhich
eaindividual* thatTlve
(hat live for thentaeivee ralone
sdon
tlonsi like individuals
':n
“"
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1i _ ILa' 1W
a
r
e
ta
a
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l
e
perish. In thin modem world, ha indeed In the world 01
any other age, there is no such thing an isolation. Peo­
ple live together in family ^groups; famlliei gather to­
gether in small communities; cities and towns join to­
gether in mighty mftlons. They prosper or disintegrate
exactly, as they make sacrifices for each other or live
selfishly.
When Germany Invaded Austria all (ha nations of
Europe were pledged to hfcr defense. Most of thfcm as
well ns the majority of the 6(hkr nations 6f (he world,,h**

M eeting
whs* an opening U available.
Attendance s i the meeting last
flight waa described os "good,"
by Captain Harper, who stated
that eonalderablf tetanrat It be­
ing abown In the M |tnlu tlon of,
the home • defense group. He
urged membera to continue tn the
apirit they are demonstrating,
aaying “thia la the only way we’ll
ever hare a real Hefenae Force.'1

were many minor pacta, treaties and jolerhn obligations.
Even Germany was pledged to respect Austria’s Indepen­
dence. Hut When Germany' broke this promise and 1hwW*
ed Auslrin not u single finger1 Wad raised by all tbb‘ pow­
ers of Kurbpa, or of the world, In her defense.
Franco hud an alliance With Russia to protect Csechoslovnkin. Resides thnt, there: Was the Little Entente,
eomiKisod of Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and Rumania In
which all three signatories were pledged to go (o the asslstanei* of any one of them (hat njight lie the victim of
nn nggicsHor. United they were strong; divided they were
weak, if each had been witling to niake sacrifices for the
xood of all, Europe would not today be under (he heel or
Win dictator. Rut when Czechoslovakia was invaded, not
a single nation came to her help. ' '
I Y E HHJS F O R T O D A Y
When Roland was attacked, the people of England
France
finally
began
to realize tn4f H If
HE WILL LOOK HACK and
•S E N T TRIALS WITH they were to savo themselves they would have to act
&gt;KBNEBfls Anil God ah.ll quickly or their sacrifices woiilf] l&gt;o lil valh. But not ao
away, all team from tlu-ii- ihc pmplo of Norway, Holland,1Belgium, Russia, Ruti^rtRM there shall bo no mor&lt;* in, Yugoslavia, Bulgarin, Turkey or Greece. These people
neither sorrow, nor ervlOVUur. shall there bo .u** somehow still hoped that they could escape wftbftqt sacri­
balpi for the former things fices wliilo their neighbors • were being destroyed all
M*fd away. — ItovotaUcu around them. If they hud all gifted together at th a t tirtd,
the wur would now be over and Germany would 06' Iongi)T
he a threat to the entire w orn.1
!
Vt,! ' OIFFERENTIA
By now people are beginning to seo these mistakes.
They are lieglnnlng to rakiitb th a t the welfafe of sH
_V ,. j (From Poetry)
depends upon the sacrifices which each la willing to
mukr. Wo know naw Ihnt we cannot be free If tha rest or
W w ttfg from ftrata of earth
the world is enslaved. We know that we cannot bt rich October. It will be Interesting
JfPVPWid from sky-showers.
in a world of poverty, misery and deapair. We are begin­ to so* (probably, as usual, you'll
fj* *'
O f f for ons’s mate
ning to ram em W the sacrifices that our ancestors made ^ ahead of schedule). And how I
forwsrd to gelling back to
Id • 'Wild brook
at Valley Forge, ut Bull Him and in the Argonne in order yousk afterwards!
1 know the man
k«riJlog from rock to rock,
Ihut
we
might
Iw
free.
And
we
are
beginning
to
realize
who organised the evacuation
■etwSg into drop pools.
Hint If our children are to enjoy the same priceless heri­ from Dunkirk, and others; and
there are many stories. Kit alas,
Lore for one's friend*
tage, similar sacrifices will Iso required of us.
diary is full of gaps. Von
t d river,
The British escaped at Dunkerque not because It wo* my
Haas has just landed. One won.
•drying full of reflection*,
every man for himself, hut rather bCcnuse men wero will­ den whet's neit. The Duke of
trilh calm colors.
ing to volunteer for dangerous rear guard actlonj so that (lamlUon Is quite a close friend
U u f or one's kind
tin* main body of troops could be
saved. Brave mail, of rakie. It will be interest­
healthy men, with wives and children back home, with so ing to bear. Forgive haste) and
I think of
iW wL;.tidal, rarldc as ths sky much to live for, stayed behind and sacrificed Uiemqplvtg please write again.
you sweltering la tha V at,- and
MM», down below Maud* un
in the Moody pathway of crushing tanks, for tha sake of w* still ehlvet here. Yours slnothers. Aged m ariners took their flahlng smocks from T2lrAifcr*iKr*
_
protected coves into the ls&gt;mb Masted w aters of thh chan*
nol to pick up surviving Tommies from wrecked destroy.
,J BOBTEIt ST. JOHN

Nazis Reported
To Be Massing
Army In Norway
&gt; u. rmal,mm^

D1L HENRY
McLAULIN, JR.

Fit RED IN KILLING

tills A ffe c tin g
City And County
ir-sllssrS rraas Pass Owe)
piamlum paid en the sale of the
refunding bduds in Jenaary.
"This amount of mt&gt;nry wilt be
of great value te tha County be.
eossa-lt -will plara It in a postlion to build up its rosd equip­
ment which to date has been in­
sufficient te rare far tha ranch
needed road wqrk on the Coun­
ty Wghweyt.
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CONROE, Te*., June 17—(AY
W. 8,
Cochran,
41-yosr-olit
plantation owner, was acquitted in
tw6 minutes Monday on n charge
of kilting in the courthoom here
last Tuesday a negro nccuaed of
raping Mra. Cochran. Cochran
•hot Bob White, the negro, dur­
ing a 'new trial ordered after tie
Supreme Court of the United
State*" had thrown out a con­
viction on ground* Go negrn's
confection waa obtalnud under
duress.

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Igea Reed and u uumliur i&gt;(
f Well known artruimc* mul
If resigned
frum ArlorV
ty which has mum- -1.01*0
S members with Ihc followataiement: “For yesrs wu
been struggling sgsinvi an
lease la our nseoriallnn
P Opened to lie aubvcralvi'
lmtriesn Ideals and tnaiituh
bare seen tlUa eU'Buiui
| ’» fulld of professional*,
4tqg for the best Inlermi*
M theater as a whole."

lauon, up Hure to imvo mm tell his alory before wRncasea.

sa lost a valuable dog lioueal mun don’t mind witnesses; crook# f|ght shy Of
Nbttead In a newspaper,
i five keltdrad dollar* for (Item.
"6. In buying /ecuritieo take aa ieMt m much corf
no replies. H e 1 called at

a* you would in buying g ear.

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and they are Ratrjotle.1

, fcia assistant-"
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WEEKLY NEWS

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HILL LUMBER

•Urthte for Immediate fenscrlpUen regardleM &gt;f any sp$cUUaed
ability.
The third
ikUlty. A
_ T step U a Ml
ow before Congress
ie doubt be aasnd,
'resident statutary ■
over any defalk

MAP BE

for mmryena to rc»
itterlog of fifth I
■an lead Americans In theee foolah strikee altd prevent dcfrOac
production but w ejp u et step to
realise that JHtter end Stalin do
tot send ogt dummies as fifth
columnist. They sand out bril­
liant men, educated men, men
ehe a n trained psyvho ogist and,

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value In this Flounce, Electric

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Florida," the sehator declared.
"I have heretofore (Ustussed
the hospital bill* but I think they
Army take over tho plant ' in' are
of much value' lo bur plana
Inglewood. CaJ. The second one1
a hospital. Should the Coiin.
Is pn order to go fo Work or fer
ty
decide
advantage" of
march which was carried put by the right tolo take
issue additional
the draft boards In reclassifying Jmnd*
ha neccSaary that an
those strikers who refused t» elect Ianit will
U haM m» the third
return. to work and rnskn them
¥ AUffst to d e t e c t

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HR to see the adrertlelng
"And hcre’a the b«at Investment tin of all I A lt. YPUT
r," be bald.
into United B ta tu Defense Rondo. They are oaf*—
ant," said tha office pioney
b in ) i l i o v e r a i v a t r in t la ••
e ***
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MONEY!
If you’re thinking of build
Ing or remodeling, aek abou
oar rosy puz»*"» Pu "-

’i oereqof. arogram

ge Equity more and mnro

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TELEPH O N E M

LONDON, June 17—(A}—There
was on effort to conceal, satis­
faction in British quarter* Manday over tbe .UpUc*; B(atea,clflaIng German., consulate* but., a*
usual. Informed,aptirtjJL .dtsjjncf
to comment on f a t H o «riw*cn
two *lhcr govermnenw "In Which
Britain te gal directly Conoerhed. *

didn't have your $70 .60 ,
as*—have been rhnrt

f Raws. It will lta|i|M-n even

l»»t winter—reached Gembat,
whrrt an Italian colamn waa »
ported put to dtsontcred fHght.
Tha main BrttMk' -Imperial
hodjr, springing netwia tbe Egyptfan frontier la tha r e g f ia o f
the border outpoet of- Baiun,
meanwhile engaged Laffer"Axis
forces between Gambol’and I l ­
ium and claimed tha deotraction
of at Iraat ]* Asia vehicle*. &gt;•
General WsVril’s ’ objective*,
said British' In/wwakUb' F ap­
peared to ba TaHadf'.-1-1’ •
To regain at Dost some of
the territory ones' bdfore' wired
• nd then lost to ah Axis coun­
ter-offensive; to harry* Qi m an
and Italian force* constantly Is
conjunction with tha’ A V N of­
fensive In Rythi and '£ahhnbP;
lo “bleed" the Aria of the supnlirs so hard brought1fi*m ©»*
rope. io *t*'Vt
Ills decision to strike likewise
coincided with continuing’ Brttlrfi
successes in the 'e a s t ,r African
cleanup reported during the day
—epeciflcailr the surrender of
another Italian general and 2,000 troops in souLhern Ethiopia,
whose vast area ha* been all but
cleared of Fascist resistance.
BRITAIN PLEASED .

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And loduy America still debates; w hether It is batter
itWOhaUvir nine billhm
to think of ourselves or to make bravo sacrifices for' tnd

r, god Mrs. LMwaid Kulli »f
U . Beach are
m u i u i ii u mg
I Of a son ut HL FrSm U
Itjti Rolb -Of Miami Bend.
“Mr. oM gruialson uf Mr
lua- 1. C. Weil noils y murnHa te tbs Mra. R. M. GuU-

V l« i Pmmf Owe&gt;

Libra again yeeterdag and meloriied troops darting ahead of
the main force were dedarod to
have thrust 40 milaa within that

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[tuyltig gold liricka ig'Ymt a common paaUma in Banfortl «n&gt; more (though it must be admitted in the tnt»r«rt
nf accuracy, it hu« hud }(a day). Evfrn gMd (iritis ;cogt
money, mid after folks get through aupportlng the liaov
hull loain, runtrihiitlng to the Chamb«r of Commftrea,
oud tloimting to all the various other drivaa, funds and
whatnots, thorn isn’t much loft for gold bricks.
NovcrthdcsH it might be of in tc ro t to kl)ow wltat
JMm Jtvniiott, attorney general for th« atate of New
Ytak, thinks of numuroua skin ganum and how they are
worked and what u ixsnion ought to do Refftre Inventing
his m oney. During Iho last fow years Ms offlte baa aont
r&gt;(iu swindlers to prison, obtained injunctions against A*
TillO others, and recovered over 110,000,000 In stolon mon­
ey and this is whut ho nays;
"Yut there aru still thousands of swindlers *nd' hutidreds of thousands of auckvra. And there wlij be mare of
isitii w lii-n the defense Milfoils get into wider circulation.
Most people ure so dazzled by the prosjiect of gaftiag ao^neIhing for uuthing that they forgot to take the commonest
precautions. Rut every man and woman who reads throe

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just been Informed that Roderick
Middleton who graduated from
Annapots Utii year is one of the
IS oilcan assigned
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Social Calendar

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JoynU -Mae Jones
Is Given Party

Missions Disctuscd
At Auxiliary M jet |

Guy Wood Marry

P e rsonals

b a r m other, M ra. C. R. J u n o »■
th e ir l o n e a n W ert F ifth s t . n
Choosing a fa iry t h e m . n„
hom e wa» deco rated w ith ipmn.
tltlea erf roue* and itn m a
in
pink a n d w hite. In the d n in u
room th e labia w aa c o n te n d » i I.
th e b irth d a y cake which »a&gt; &gt;.. ,|
In w hite a n d held a tiny f a n
■surrounded hy pt*k lighted m ud
lea In w hite haldera.
Je a n Looiea V a n and Fmtu-iS t e r a s tm a w ere th e rw ip le n t- ,d
t l a p riie s f o r th e treasu re him'
and o ther gam es enjoyed hv ill.
guest*. A larg e num ber of gWt.
w ere p m e n ta d to the hunor.e
and “ H appy B irth d a y ' was sung
!to htw p re c e d ln r th e serving ..i
refresh m anta. Fink nifled lui|k e ts holding candy and mint*
were given a r fe v u r,
lo re n io D’Agostino, Jailed In N ew 1 [ Individual cakes iced In I ink
S'oHt for Iheft, made a rlean get-| land w hite, w ere rereed with n.
■way, but found the arm of Die law Icrerm hy Mrs. Jones
loo long for him. He wa* re -a rre tt-' | T hose enjoying th e p a rts with
r d 'f f t e r m eeting hit girl friend, the g e e st of no n ar w ere:
lU verly R ogers, J ra n
1 . .......
A nnn Pellattn, and taking her to
Doloiwa
olores E nglish,
ngR ,h
H x .l
W ashington, where Ihey were pier- Y arn , D
Huby
flte
n
rtio
m
,
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tied. The girl Is comforted by eon- Clauae. .. .
(let's sitte r. M r, M argaret Itorgo, A lexander, S hirley Mur van k il Ii
A r iib 'i-m i.
ry n
fo liu m ,
Joyc. *
Dotty 1 nrl&lt;
[Irene
M agruder,
Mufutru
Jean n e L ane
Mill* r,
Jones. Edwin V srn. Itn b rrt S t * »
etrom . F ra u d * S tm m tnD ii. RC&lt;l
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i •iIK
dolph
Sm ith,^ Ht'T flit'
M e itiln 'is 4*f th«* A n tle r* riijn y iH l Don*bt Hmiih »*nd lint Impr» *h
Thru
tin ntin 1
lnMiftta]&gt;in Iy w h ivh
Nub

T U E SD A Y
p i e I’httaCbe* C lass
o f tit* eeeaa e n S u n d a y a fte rn o o n of
P r tr h f te r la n ‘ Church will m e e t 'a t th e m axrlgee e f Mies Rose Pow ­
the horn# a f Mr*. W. E. H olley. ell W illiam son, d a u g h te r o f M r.
M r nod M r*. P h il L i r a .h u f f s re
hc*4, 1*01
F alraetto
A re ., a t a n d M ra. C larence E . W illiam son,
fo r n
to O s f D a rra c o tt W oad, J r ., eon plm m iru, to lonvo lo ilu y
B:Q( P . J t . In,l
\ n rn tio n
in
D e tro it,
o f M r. a n d -M r* . O uy D. W ocd, m on th ’*
P . ‘ "W EDNESDAY
M ich .
o f Jacksonville.
W a m e rib t M rfM jr to f C hristian
Ml** R a th Hall G reen, a t Ihe
Service o f Q ie'M etb eA lst. C hurch
Mi*s Alin* McKim hii.i rrtu riicd
wfU' a e w f a r Ih a .H ad ■C io ,s in organ, played “ B ecause" and “ A t
from
U oiiliiri^ton, I).
a fte r
Ifaif W oovaa'r C la b :I r a n i 0:30 A. D aam lnjr'’ from th e sam e sheets
m onth’s
vncntion
o f music used in th e w edding • |&gt;ent|tiif; n
M. u n til 1U30 A . M » ./ — --------there.
°T M r. W ood’s p a re n ts, *8 year*
T ha B undles T o r iJ l r l t a i n . C lub
&gt; Mias
K a th erin e
Stevens
will m eet a t Uw»- hetaa.. erf Mrs. ago.
sang.
H illy V ilh e n and elohn S ch irW, A. U c a rltt, 1 4 U O range J iv e ,
T he Rev. L fslle J . B arn ette • H * ,J r., le ft la s t w eek fu r Mm
hue w ith *M ia. P b rd p e a . R uesell
se rv in g
a*
M H m f i i a &gt;:..Thi» p erfo rm e d the cerem ony in which n h n lJ v illr, G a .« w h e re th ey |ilm
m eeting wUI begin a t 4:00 P ..M . th e b rid e wee given in m arriage to w o rk fo r « U u t tw o m onths.
T he J u n io r : A uglU arp * f the by h e r fa th e r. 8 h r waa a ttra c tiv e
Mr. mid Mr*. Joe S t r u n r l of
A m erican Legist) wlU, m ost a t in w hite m arq u ise tte m ade on o ld the le g io n l i n t a t..; 1 JO . All fssh ie n e d tine* w ith lace m id riff, 814 M &gt;rtlc Avenue Im te rrlu n u * l
a
r
a
f
f
ia
of
lace
o
u
tlia
in
g
a
from their vai.iliun *|n nt m T en.
m em ber* a t a Urged ta be pro .
yoke w hich cam e to e point In ncsser, Aluhnnin mid ( i n n gin
aent.
s;fc v ii l*.
f
r
o
a
t,
and
p
uffed
elccvaa
T n ro w D A Y
•
L ie u t s lid M r* C h m V - H e lls
T he rogfriar m ooting of the trim m ed w ith lace,
T h a sk irt waa banded a t the e r e |d m m iiig In I n iv c In iiin iiu w
Sato in ole U lu p fa r- 2, O rder s f
N
i . where
E ast e ra
f r t ad the hip line by la c r, which fo rm rd for Fort llrtigg,
Eaatm
w S ta r, wRl
w4!l tmScc
M asonic H all. 7:80 P. f t . _______ a n applktued bow on the le ft Lieut. Itett* i* *ts(iimeil
M m . KppK,
M r Mihl M m . Iln lt lr r
eil dish will be nerved et8:30 P. side, .w ith stre a m e rs app liq u rd
U’ f l D h4 i &gt;
f&lt;n
Dnyt&lt;inn ll in r h
M r. nrit I M r m. H ro il i f W illin m *
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I h t y pinn to RfH'nii wuini*
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e rn S t i r and th e ir escort* are m arq u ise tte g a u n tle ts, a enm net
of o ra n g e blossom* w ith finger’l l V T h u rm o n d p jh ^i I S u m ln y
invited.
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Hob P f l o r ^ n o f J a c k s o n v ille in
Club a re requested to m eet a t •h o w e n d w ith lilies of the v al­
iii-M' Vkftltim : vs it Ii re lh tiv c n «nd n ji" Iifl« I nt t 1h y t • iiu Hefiuli, li**t
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' 11 N ( H rn n d fi A vi
*1 nd » » »
Red Cress.
of th e hride, waa maid o f honor spend n few d iiya w ith M r. urtt!
f t id a t
Mi W II Dynon and I.iout. - h i prntMf'tl b y E n tlie i F i l l Ilu r
• the \t i-ek the It &gt;- in tfti Inirts-nl
A sale* Circle orfl t i e Sanford in h yacinth b lu e Mie* M arjorie M r» K . F . r n n s h i i w
Jn&gt;ifs II Dy«(in urivtd l«nt ntlhl
in f . i it in I
iln it t r i
(iard e n Club will saw fug th e F ry e , Mian BeLty W ynn ami Miss
from ptiitiiw in i fif North and i ili - e i . f n l
L e ffle r,
S anford,
M r nnd M r* I.ucoiM Jotm .-i n Fast
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fro m 0 :3 0 A . M . u n t il 1 1 :8 0 A . M .
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r n r o lim i
The G irl See e ta ,w «l m a rt a t T h e ir dresses w ere m ade alike, lio n « p r r i in
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scout* a re requested
t o ' brin g Hee «u aoie yokes eS tead in g into
M a i j o t i e r « y h » n n for ulmut tw o
r iiD 'i i n l o v i r i f O h | i it11v Her*
p u ffe d t le tv e i and full sh irts
la th in g cin * with then*
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M r nnd M ra. I ln iv e y S w n n - io ,
M ethodist C hurch will held Ha T he S rid e e o a id e w ore h e ad d re ss­ l i r a G r r t ii S w a im o n , am !
Johnny Morgan left Snt unlay I * 1Hi t m i t iilr * , I Is u i Nil *si i , F I lor I fumy I riiMiHily. AlInula II 11,1 ti'in ld iu k , lit hi \
re g u la r m e n th ly social and. huab e s , and m arried b o u q u ets o f pa»- D om thy Swariftnii fro ,.... I ;t par
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ness m eeting a t E v w sd a ta P a rk 4a) ^ceUbera .a n d d elphinium ; th e ty a p riitU iiK S u n d a y sit C m m a d " Gil * where lie will attend rnimmer
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M ins f Is slur sow L e e . le ft thin rnoiTl! t fils i •I i id h iip , K in net h K rb id *
i l e i w t i l Tilth S o u th e rn smilux
M i and M r*
J im- ( liitteistlen if ii' fo r Hav a n n u l tin vs h ere they
• d I- h i In r r . r k
a n d il e r d , wMto astern, lilies aial pnfl r n , Jo e &lt; In tivn d i'O , ii
m vs ill viNit for about, u w e e k .
gtadlodlp th a a lt a r .b a n k e d w ith Hvi-d y rftte td a y I h tsi A ih r iu lo n ,
by
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V«*sti*r d ay fro m nn'
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W h ile erifouts* lh«*y at*
By m em b er* , o f th e fam ily and dan.
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His K. 2 nd SI. I'hona SfiS

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Hy Antler Members

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m i n i A uxiliary of th e P m iby.
tertan CJiurch was held ye to r
day afternoon at the church ritl
M r., U . IL McCaslin, p resl ant
|ire«i&lt;iing. Mrs. £ . I). Ilro . rdc&lt;
had charge of the devotional »m
The m em bers of the T. N. T. apoke ou th» bunk of Huth.
Mia. J . C. B ennett, i k h *T)
Club
retu rn e d
S n tu n tiy from
D sytonu H rrch w iieie l h r) e n ­ of the A sseaddy a House Mia ion
eondurtud an In lere stin g (Hi n u
joyed u h&lt; u sep ariy .

RADIO NEWS

H a ll
It r svn.
M r*. It It W iu h l nnd d n iii'h te i m,
M a ry and M a rtlv s, le ft Ih i* m ih
JJio fte fro m S a n fo rd who h ave
lit ft fu r L it t le SvM lr.ei lu lu l, N t
h e rn pi iie n l on Hie I lo m u IE oil
w h ere th u y w ill
re u m iti fo r *iv lit the F lo rid a S la t e ('olU*ir» to r
vreek*.
They
w ere lire in pan • I W o m en for th e weenml n e m e a li" ,
by I4r*r W lirht who ptfisr* tn *-fTV n ti ' th e 51 i si Ana D o rsd h y M it e h if l
w ith them u n til S u n d ay
1,1 Ja n e S ehults, M aitalyn T r u h i't ,
nnd Suftart W ight
Ml** MIII \
will re tu rn to S anturd.

terians
X

Dora

■ Senior s w a p e f Young
Is " o f ., th e
P resb y terian
th e** aM enJIng • r " '’' ' ' whieh is being held Ihl*
•4. .U t. H ere. The conference
s ts o f lec tu re s
and aluily
#*.• The group left Senfonl
B t m i s r f o r ta t. D ors,
la s, g ttenS hig fro m S anfonl
; th*. Hiaoea F ra n c es P s r u e .
belli F1U, t U r f E tta O o»[e tte f t t i t U M b Aral SUee.
• C raw iw rr J j u Kim be 11 an&lt;t

W ih 1- .4 * ( i| fro m M Hp art * 11u *ve P i
hifttirutis of Te&lt; h no lo iry in I I on
' 'ii I h ry ' I- ile d l*ly rn n u th Hoi k ,
Vl a nn ,
It iif f n ln
N
Y . I le p t h .
M isn*» . N in r « n i Knlfft no it o th e r
pt)ulift o f u tlv n o d .

A uni a it tho-e fteen at fla y tu na
H n ir h o ve r Hi*' it r e t end w e re
S e a rry nf tarnffwuod iiliio ai th e M io i’q li o n - H u ll, p o r o lliv
Dr. C. I* Haik re lu m e d Sun la m e d thin h o n o r.
M ltrh e U ,
M a ry * t*h a p m a n , Ja n e
day from
th e E m ory
( Innr
S h a ro n , f ’eettlia T r a l u r k ,
M ar*
w hich w in held in A Hindis, tin
Mrft C a ro l
G r iffin
an d M i"* jo r n i o*rhui n, D o ro th y W ig g iiM ,
Mra. P ark ami ih il d n n npeni Hie K a th le e n G r i f f i n n f A t la n t a , t*e Jo n run A mos re) lo, K a itn *rm e W r *
w e e k w ith
Mr
P a l k ’n (m ie iiN
nnd M U * Ju n e
A d a m * o f Hr»i
nav
L m n » i I r k i r»-, K lin e U u t
In Macon, ( I n . uinl jnine,| In, m ond. V a ,t w e re
th a
lunrhi'sm fh i*"M
arid Ju n e
S e h u tr .
A I* n
P ark in AI lan la th e In t ter pari yiiefttft yew terd ay r f D r* and M r
Dom M
L a in ftiin , I toyirlaw H tr li
o f the week.
A
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Kppft «t th e ir hom e en • ti hi
G e itrp e
Ih sh o p ,
Jr ,
L a k e M in n ie.
M ina Adam** o u t I i G Pi.*r i l&gt;i id
r lu u d e W h id d o n ,
D r. anri M i.
M i a* G r i f f i n w e re le r e n t y y iw i J r
Vt it H« i
lla y r ie * .
K d w a rd
as Ihelr g v e .ltluted fro m D u ke U i i i v c n i t y , I h i1 I I uu* in", 11
J im m ie M eG ow n of
a t th eir horn,
Ol, u do, I in n a id I'lD S * ,
Ole km
h a m . *N. f
Mr. a n d M r,
la rk
H o lt, Jo h n
Hope,
Jefferso n , (in ,
(’ , A
W s le , o f K e rn I ’ .tik
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W A S H IN G T O N ,

Jon*

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In Yean With Odds 5 To 2
1m finished mueelng op four spar,

Um Hudson H irer'la Florida to
providing a aoltabla channel to

piate* peatardap he scaled Just
or*r i n . H* f i l l probably bo
threa or four pound* h tttlir
whoa tto bops welghh In at noon
Wednesday alongside a eompar.
atlvsly gIganUc Jo* at 100.
Bat mo*t of all. baa boon the
wap tha two tuaalara have gone
la wort bn tUs thing. To Conn
It ha* joat boon another flfht
all dorlne bla train Ina at PompI tegsthar at tbo Polo ton Lake*. N. 1 , ho baa pMh
noohed Jo* aa “Just
anothor
finish, Um forty ninth fighter now, boeauaa ho'a loot
Me* eommiaskmera au3* la tha •'batUneat"
rate alone since Loola'
ho told Um Associated
paion with Max Schtterdap, ■Thla la Juat an­
i
.
other fight for me, even though
Itsalf ia Bleating line* the world* heavyweight championahlp ha* bean mp goal for
threw year*."
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CLUB BOTH* PROFIT

. t i tbnt, they ahared
MWn to 1 to ft on Joe,
h r bops and girls with
tw e a r* coming along
bn Um Una. Tat whan
- l t * | against anrh
Baddy-Baev and
b the would-be batten

S t Augustine, Jana 17. (Spec|*)&gt;—Complete record* of IB 81.
J*)n* county 4-H club boy* rereal that the* mad* a total net
profit of fTBS.M In their prog e ts during U m past year, * c cording to Coontp Agent V. «.
McMullen.

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HEW ORLBANfl. June 1 7 fRnaelitl)—The New OrTaan* Mid­
winter
8 porta
Association,
throaah It* publicity chairman,
Mr. F. D. Reilly, made the fol­
lowing announcement Saturday
which 1c of great national as
wan aa local Interest.
President A. N. Goldberg and
Um executive board of the
Naw Orleans Mid-Winter Bports
Association hav* token cognisance
of the fact that there la at pres­
ent fn this locality a large con
eentratlon of person* who are hi
tha military, naval and air aervleea'of 'th* United State* during
Um present national emergency
and that'there will be a much
larger eonbentratlon of “ these
fame* 'thl* ’Winter daring the
Sugar Bowl activities.
•' president Ooldberp said the a*
•ocUtlori fillip rdcorntie* the'eb-

“Hup-

FtttfilftMra war* no advertising.”
'yon w hat’a to be had.
Mko.bhow windows — only

lifiiMnT'Of tm i^ n iB iin in jr tn o

the state to provide'proper enter­
tainment for thee* service men
nnd to do whatever map be tn lu
power to add to tbelr 1 nhyakat
development, the eocceee/u) perfarming of their assigned tasks,
and the maintaining of a high
moral*.
With thee* objectives In view,
the eiccutlv* board authorised
President Goldberg to appoint a

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pub).ration n t th l, nolle*. Back
claim o t dem and ahall be In writ*

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RESULTS YESTERDAY
All game* postponed, rain.
GAMES TODAY
Orlando at Daytona Beach
Hanford at Ocala
Rt. Augustine at Loceburg
Gainesville at Hertford.
wlth Ucal yovemmenlal sulhorltles, partlrulatlr Governor San)
Jones nf Lsiulslana and Mayor
Robert Maestri of Nsw Hi loons,
as well as ranking offirlsle of the
Army, Navy, Marino Corps and
Air Service, with the United
Service Organisation, tha Nation­
al committee nf tho American
-|&gt;*fteit beaded-hr-M e,-Fran h-MaCortnlck of the Unlveriity «f
Minnesota, Tulane University
authorities, and others of latersst
to work out detail*.
Tha co-nperstlon of such out­
standing football roaches as Ma­
jor Robert Neyland, Ma|or Bernl* Blerman, Major lAwrence
•Hlfr Jones and othars who may
hav* been called to the aervlre
will be solicited In connection
with the service football churn*
plonihtp game.
Arrangement* will be mtd* for
the attendance of uniformed
tnembara of the service at this
gam* under conditions that will
taka Into consideration their lim­
ited earning rapacity. *
Provision will also be mad* for
sale to the general public of
tickets to thla gome coincident**
with Um sale, of , Bugtr 'Bowl
tickets under a plan that will not
In any wav interfere with U&gt;*
sale and distribution of tickets

CAMILLA WALKER, 001 Ban-

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B T A T K o r Kl-OH.il&gt;A .

Irene Franklin,
Service MenTeams
Stage Star, Dies
,To Be Featured At LEAGUE SCORES
ENGLEWOOD, N. J.. Juno 17
—&lt;/!■)— Ire no Franklin, former
Sugar Bowl Games 8L A u g u itin e _____ .10 30
*t»iir nnd screen actreia
who

Bfwpott i k t ' wliidowa of all the atores

. Pa­

O. P. Ilarndon
Clark of C ircuit Court.
Hr: A. M. Week*. lie.
J. W aller lla fl.
A ttorney at U * .
Orlando KlorIC*.

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o a n a a o r r o a u c A T io n i
To: rwiTD Kiursarr molajdat.
whoa* loot k a o w a po*t otrie*
and m a lllan iMdr*** aa paritou.
la rlr a* I* know n to p la in tiff. to
n a ile r y I), UrO C oast A rllll*r*
I AAV
Kt.
Amador,
Fmnama
C an al. Itop artm tat. Q u a r r y
llela h t* . Canal Xonsi
IT IB o n u r . n i D m a t ro u a p M ar to tha b ill or com plaint fil.O
htrvln on or bofora tha Ttb Bar of
Ju ly l i l t . Otborwlao, OrcTao pro
r in ltia o w ill ba en ter'd again*!
you.
IT IN o n n n r tK I i th a t th is nntlc*
l&gt;« published once a w w k for four
ninaarutlva w o -h » In Tha Hanford
II, rnlil. a nawapaiwr of **naral
elrru lalln a,
Issued In
Hrmlnolo
Cnonly, Florida.
WITNK8S h r hand and ih t aaal
of thla C o u rt m i l 1 day or Ju n a .

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TO A l.l, WHOM IT MAT CONCSItNl
Nolle* I* hereby s ir e n
that
Mary K. Marefaall r il'd h»r (Inal
r,fio rl aa Hxaeutrl* o f lb * »*l*te

ANGEL’S
Sanford Arana* Jnat Off Of
Genera Arana*

t o n world-wide fame and fortune only to spend the last days
nf her Iffo In a theatrical home,
died ynterdav.
Stricken Thursday with a
■Iroke, Mlaa Franklin, who ad­
mitted bring 67 peara old wherea&gt; Theater* Who'* Who gave
her nge aa 65, died after fighting four day* with all her wan­
ing alrength agmlnat answering
the final curtain call.
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«f selection of the serrlcs teams,
liislrlbulton of tickets, prlcea of
admission and disposition of the
proceeds nf the gsm* will be
made public as soon ss developed
and agreed upon bp all parties
at interval.
£V
At the same Uni*, tha Sugar
Uowiart will maka known thalr
plans In connection with st-the track _meet,

boxing

bouts,

basketball

on their Mid-Winter calendar of
sports.
*#1 ' 1
Thera’s a possibility, loo, that
tho Sugar Howlers will tlthar in­
vite service men to participate
In these events or sponsor a spe­
cial aerlra of event* axcloalvaly
for men In tha service.

At Onr P i d u f i Slot*
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Florida League Officials Meet;
, Girk Suspended As He Accuses
Ganzel Of Talcing Local Players

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Tanker Service
Be Rearrange*:
To Reduce Threat

Car Restrictions
Said Inevitable’
210,000,000~6 a l i o n s
Win Be Added To
Supply On Coast
WASHINGTON, June

19

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In hla first positive
■eUon to put more oil in

Um East, threatened by a potrtikum f*mln«v
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Secretary
Icktn announced today a rearrangement of ship tanker
service to increaaa the At'tfle coeat supply by 210,000.000 jrallona annually;
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llIlM , w ho la d e fe n se p e tro ­
leum . c o o rd in a to r, said he h o t
m ods recom m endations whereby
throo huge L ankeri now engaged
on rootoa betw een C a lifo rn ia and
to o t
cooat
p o rta
w ould
be
sw itched to ru n s from G u lf porta
t o th o o o st c o a s t
T h is Incraased su p p ly fo r the
A tla n tia se a b o ard , how ever, did
n o t g re a tly lessen th e d an g ers
o f n prospective ahor.tag* In
t i n t p opulous a re a , w h ere
rea tru e d o n s on th e civilian use
o f autom obiles a p p ea red ‘'In ev i­
ta b le .” ho added.
U n ited S ta te s b o rd e r patro ls
a n d lu sto m a m en -w ere ordered
lo s t n ig h t to p ro v e n t a n y o f th r
I H M l O tjrm an n atkm alo In the
U a lfo d S talo a fro m 1 leaving th r
• W M p o n d in g fu r th e r knstrur

*n

g ffltiii

landn, *100 If he wnulil obtain
hla rrle a se ■from the lnr*| elub.
Severn! w eeks ago W illiam s w as
released because, a t the local
‘Itrectnra said, he w as illsin tla flH
and -was not playing hla b est holL
Glrk also acrtlaeal the O rlando
elub of talk in g to Rill D a u ih e rly, S anford plteher, who was In
te r sold to Orlando a fte r he had
■Ished fur his release Irnm the

conduct and had lan g u a g e'' used
before the directors, Mr. G ray
sta tist a fte r the m eeting.
T he
haseh:ill players
had
declared
th ey would nn[.. ptay until Girk
was al'o w n l a rrle a se instead of
suspenM an i r they w ere told why
G irk hsd lu-en tuapended.
T his m orning tw o o f the ployera hsd left the city for th e ir
homes, Jum ping th e elub.
G irk
has gone to Gnldville, 8. C. and
Jim 1’iMith left e arly th is m o rn ­
ing for Georgia. Al K ettles de­
clared si the m eeting last nig h t
he would not play fnr F a la tk a ns
he lived in W inter P a rk and he
could mil go th a t fa r aw ay from
his home.
A num ber
not stated
e ith e r lump!
Ing
W ith both Girk
oth gene tho poalllon of
ia left open.
Kirk 011h*« done some
catching
-aid Sunday a fte rm n n he
Wa* try in g for a n o th e r Job nut•W" of Iviseball.
.'T h e eluh ia to he o perated ea a
rdhd eluh until It Is plaeml In
aopir rllv . player* will not have
• ‘jiom e field t&lt;» play cn and will
tilav nil i-atnra on th e ir opponents'
field until th ry are tak e n over by
a rllv
f l u r . » w ire given to players
last night hy
league
officials,
paying tln li sa laries up to J u n r
16 »* tin1 hies I tre a su ry did not
have the money to m eet the pay
m il
From now until the tim e
th e Hum i« taken over by a city
the lingiie will op e ia te the eluh
amt pny the sa laries of t h r play-

and f 0,

tnryt told m em bers of tho Klwsn it Club- a t th a lr ra g u la r lunch
ri n H ireling a t th* Valdes Ho­
tel today th a t w ith the cornplr
lion i f a aurvey of flobd dam
age from UieSL John* River and
la k e M onroe, there now Is n
ju stificatio n for 1-ulldlng the St
John a-ln d lan River C anal from
the sta n d p o in t of flood control
Two weeka ago an engineer
surveyed land on both aklea of
the riv er and lake, Mr. Iliggm *
■aid, and t h r fig u res he secured
on floor dam age in th* p ast will
lw used to show th a t tha canal
should built.
The survey rvvesled the am ount
of dam age th a t would b* don* to ­
d a y if a flood such aa th* one
in IRAS occurred.
A nother pro ject upon
w hich
the C ham ber of Com merce has
been a t w ork 1* the M unicipal
A irport, and M r, H iggins sakl h*
bellevaa th e re will be a com m it
m rn t from th e governm ent about
J u ly I on w h a t use it will m ake
of th e a irp o rt.
“ L a s t y e a r w* woke up ami
realised th a t w* had no a irp o rt
to o ffa r th e go v ern m en t f a r use

w the Avia co antrie*. ,
There was known 'alio ' to be
•on* concern among official*
condhrnlng tha poaalbtllty n f r»prlaala aboard for recent United
State* steps affecting Oermnny
• Sow*' government mm expressed
belief It would he well to es­
tablish * "its Ius quo" concern­
ing German national* here un­
til the situation U clarified.
It was pointed out also that
f t be ardor ^ o ld h it# tho affect
of controlling the departure of
Oenaaa nationals whfla C ongress
coualdm ponding
legislation
which would give President Roos­
evelt power to control departure*
„ fro m th* United Stales aa well
^ a e entries. These power* would
he Identical with the authority
provided during th* World War
by en act a t May St, ,1918.

Reckless Driving
Charged To Two
M, P. Harraf of Sanford
tub N. BUffold of Lake

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worm is jus*

ttfled.

Since Capt. Rose ha* bom In
Hanford ha hsa conducted all
of hla own campaigns for funds.
A new band has boon started
jure since tha Rosea have been
In th* city. Sunday School classes
a n welt attended, Mr*. Rom u ld .
hot atract meetings hava not been

Boy Scouts Given Promotions And
Win Merit Badges At Honor Court
Kulner, Jr.

tfc* fellcwlngi

Walter fltaolc,

fhtdlagt BUr J&lt;

ai a training achoot or bass and
proceeded to aacura land to build
one." Mr. H tggina explained.
WPA worker* era now grading
and clearing the alroert property
southeast of town, tha trade body
secretary u ld , for an all-over
grau field.
A recommendation for two
naved runways coating about
1300,000 he* bun given ap­
proval. and tho appropriation for
tho sum already has paused Con­
gress. What use tha Army will
make of the field, Mr, Higgins
u ld , waa uncertain now, but

J£I5

Plane

Enemy Is R etreating,
Axis Force Says;
B r i t i s h Announce
Fighting (Joes On

Trophy

American Tanks
Used By Britons
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R. A. F. Horn hers In­
flict
Destruction
In Raid At N ight
Ft*

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F rrn rti

II* iaa,,iln |ed •*re*|

is

•cr of I Itlllli. l. r

til I nigh|

noon

(irrn tn iis

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M fm h frs nf th a board of ol
rc flo r* , good
n u id i
conm iiU ir
a n d th«* nvU thm com m ilht* "f
thn R rm inolr f'o u n ly C!haml»n
n f C o m m rrrr and th e IInurd *d
r&lt; iunty Commiiflulonrrw will m e t
at th«* V aldrx H otel a t
!2 •»*»
o 'c lo c k

th e

The lit lim n s d l l lull'll v i c to r y
hail i oini
to t i n - A * i- fo rce*
di -p ile I he l e c ol ' b u n d l e d * n f
A i n e i n an l a n k - ’’ hy the llrltt* h
in a n r f f o i l to l o e a t t h r o u g h
in lo l.i'«ya
It) i o n l i a - 1 Ho
Hr it i'll sahl
Hie lig h l i* cnnliiUMIn; w i t h o u t
any ilrilsly* m -oil f m
elllier

rican

Hmisholilcr P r a i s e s W eaponA linm il
■Governor In Win- *•
i
.
J n i n R (’«-W orkers
P l a n t Lo(
I m-.miciv .mu,.

re tie itlin g ."

tisscrled.

W ent_ Smoothly F in lan d 's S v,

Jtrnatnr r r u r - t F lio n .iu.I.I. t
peaking *t n d in n er m a ilin g
t llii* : u n fo ld .InnoM tlhi' ii

fro n t

Uerinnitv hiii I lla lv rr|*ortnil n "cniTiiilele mill
liverw helm ing v i r ln r v " I imImv In
s m a sh in g i\ Itrilisli cmiiiter•irii'tisivf n i t e r
it vinlimt
ih ie e ilm lull lie in the d e s e r t
minimi Sultim, l ’. gvid.
"Tile enemy , m erw helm pd,

Jaycees Are Told Gate City Chr
That Legislature I
Days O f!

Trade Body Groups
To Meet Tomorrow

Pieaii

d im pair hen

S tr ia Imlai reported to Vichy
(l&gt;al l u n c h counter a ttack *
not
only
had nlalled
the
B ritish
advance
for three
d a ta but rontlnurd tu g a in
m i n ud. a n t„ual v m en acin g
the int adera* m m m iinlrafion*.
All along t h r ' front, th e
diapalehra asserted ,
am anita
hj the Fvrnrh Infantry nup.
I"" I'd
hy
aircraft
w ere
making h a ia id o u s the rear
* m l tinea of Itriti-h Imopo
a Hi so rin g Inn aril l.im ia-eu*
amt llrirul.

W It H ofm ann o f S a n fo rd , m odel plane
■o lh ii-in -1. wna a m ajo r w inner in last week
en d 's
la te m odel plane meet at D aytona
Heaih, He is shown al the lig h t w ith n hand
*omii to is irrn A ir lone* trophy w hirh ueeoni
panietl f O In ra sh T he trophy iva- pnsteil hv

Promotion To Larger Government Commit­
ment On Airport
Expected! July' I

tunttvt to control th* movement
o f (Mwtana Into Maxim and
South A merle*, where there ia
alleged to have been eonaldcraMc

NUM BER

Italy And Germany Claim
V ictory In Salum B attle
Hofmann Wins Model

Capt. Rose Is
Flood Damage Is
Transferee! To
Said To Justify
M ississip p i
Building Canal

’ ' f i l l i n g * h l r h the
Chamber of Commerce ia work
1n» «m,- Bdwrnnf-ntgftB*,—wwre-

Tw* Roy

Navy Launchds
Drive To Adi
To Man Powe r

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, S sn fo n l'»
haiwbntl
ritu n tlo n
blew *ky high Inst n ig h t a s C harlie G irk, team m anager, walked
out c f an expeutlvc session o f the
d irectors of the Flotilla S ta te
L eague and deelared tie had ac ­
cused Jc h n G arel, pre*ldent of
tho O rlando cluh, of Influencing
p la y e r, to leave the local club.
In .a tem pestuous m eeting the
league officiate appointed
Joe
Ju stic e, second hs-e m sn a s m an
a g e r and suspended Girk, while
tak in g over the running of the
cluh until It rnn t&gt;e placed In
spme o th er city,
A I’sla tk n
city
■ffielnl con­
tac ted hy telephone last n ish t by
league p resident, H enry I.. G ray,
raid a m ass m eeting of fsn s
would be called tonight to de­
ckle if they will tak e the fra n ­
chise and the league would be

Member Awwiated I’rtwa

San l ord Students
Main1 Honor Roll

to rm irrp w ,

Itrm a nf liunln«'Nff in rlu d r it•
ruflulnn
nf
arcnndiiry
rn u n iv
r*»«da. aviatinri a rh v ilir* ami Hi
r iia m h r r of fo rn m n y r m rtn ln »
whip d rlra E dw ard lligglnn,
&lt;
r r ta r y , u l d .

Groceries In Sanford
Change Opening Hour
If 1 t||«III!•«*1 Wilt Itllal I Iit ki' t&lt;&lt;
F o u r R an fard g ro c ery *Uu ■
-iff*•rnil- lid* !mMil h iMrlf, ft v*u
th a A- A I'., T abic Supply. I V | ■
-U t« d
gly-W iggly, anil M a rg are t Ann'
D w iih h N o s I mI imI th fit tin
a re now o b se rv in g I*ter open i nri*
H ours a n d will close oarlii-r nih - Itafiihi i wilt r-Mti r ■« irtfl f i mu
S a tu rd a y nTght to sh o rt, u tic ''il if o r d in Hit* |*«*sttit\ m n ii's t .it
w orking tim e o f th e ir e m p lo y e 4 ll l v t i i i m It i’iit ti iRii .1 iil&gt; 4 Tin*
The
store*
open
al
7:1-"i idfl will hi' «*rl*-Fti*d *i V tin' I'1
o'clock In the m orning, and d u ­ ipftntmit rofttiniHci- o f itn* J.tv
n f w h irh S i C h iir &lt;i'41 vn■11 r»
s t the re g u la r tim e of 11 .'10 I'1
M. On S a tu rd ay , the rloaing linn, is 1 r h iiir m a n .
Thn
rhiimhrr hit 4 not rnlorfd
la 10 *0 P. M.
R o b ert P ic k ett, m an a g er of tin n g-tfl in thi* hi util v *niinnditi&lt;in
• vnrttl yrnri* hut ■•nil»* Imu*
rig g ly -W Ig g ly
sto re ,
explalnm lI fur ►
th a t th e la te r opening la genet*. I riff# | | Ia4 lenular .JotifiMiri, Ihr II
ly observed up N orth, anil at*", 1••f S a n fo r d , w on fim t p lu r r
B«-n fit or H m j 'h o l . l r r , who w h **
In aoma p a rt* o f F lorida. Th.
new hour* will be p e rm a n e n t, In, intmd uicd hy Ned -Smith, rs
u ld .

Sportsmanship And Respect For Rules
vSIrcssed In Legion Baseball Program
c, I fnr i pm|U-r ly ktiuivii I U ■
.1 u .t l i

Sanford Cadet Arrives At Benning
For Study Of Blitzkrieg W arfare
PO R T
B E N N IN O . Ga. Ju m
! • — (A peelsl)—An tntanalve flved a y atqdy of the la te s t w.-apot,*
In b ilta h rto g w a rfa re la und. r
w ay a t P o rt B ennlne, G o , for
« 7 f U nited fits Lee M ilitary .A cs
damar asd a ta , m em ber* o f th« I# ii’
r r w d u itla g d s s s , who a rriv e d at
the. p u t S un d ay a fte rn o o n vin
a p o d a l tanta. A m ong th ese taking

rhodulpil for T h u rsd sy . Tho*."icluil" a srm ly of Uiu "rgMiU/H
iioa and Iraliiing of |iu(H(lmt&gt;Iroop*. s stu d y of m otorlied p i .
trailin g , and a study uf liygi'ni?
*od satiilatlun.
F irin g of a n li-a lrc ra ft, anti
lank guns, and
vartoii*
other
weapons will fe a tu re F rid a y 's p ro ­
gram .
Upon th e ir arrive! Sunday, the
cadets were trans|M irt.‘.l to la r racka In the stu d e n t tra in in g
cm of the post * are* w here th ey a re i|jsrt.-r« .l
for n study of U. for th a five days. Coins ruling
IHon Of artillery them la M aj. R obert W. H a rp er,

aloed hi the field air corps.
B rig. Gan. R obert L Elchcl• day,
ogtwm
Included l« r t* r , aapertnkcndrnl o f the
■ showing the M ilitary A rsdam y, and L t. Col.
I* aro ctln g pun- y. A. Irving, com m andant of
mat combat eon- radota, a rriv e d , a t th e poet Bunat* of tho 4U&gt; day nig IX T hey a id g u e sts of
Uo* first creased B rig. Gen. O m a r N. B radley dur­
in g , th a lr stay.
_
_In tho class U Ctrl
Included

tinkle, former Vanderbilt foot
Star, who mad* All-American

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..........

t" , thv | lrarni"l (" ir }'I«V

spui I iim ii

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isr.i ti«* ..I*.i " • ri" 11 i "ii | 11**&gt; u*
Hint In i* « l » i . v - ti.l' t .ill " t th e
p u litl.n l, . i ii.nnir *.l"l M-ligtoua

Italian Policy Of
Kuprina I In Effect
Miluli p.
of pi"f*fiily hy
ROM E J u n e I H ^ f/Ti— A 1 1*«■ l i.\
11111 Hill
|*i a rtie r
fir
*|i"k. imitj s»ld i.uliiv Hull Am&gt;-r- I'M in i
Mr
I Ji'tfl ■tut* &lt;1
Th#*
irali* in Italy would to- t r r a l c t ri i*. I |.&gt;h | h i »i n f tht&lt; I r m I ih !I m itt
m itrlly the sam e *e Hi" Dnll.-il fit ........... nut Mt murh to r|i‘vrlo|i
S lu t.* ln n t* I tnl ih ii -• living III tm )) i . i*o u|» in LptM hall n* H
A m erica ip thn m e tie r o f c red it 14 I I m ii Ii thorn
In m m | »&lt;.'t ?
Olid prnjierty freex in g
c lf n t .lv iio*| liv e rlearntv,
A m erican
circle*
u n .|rre tp n ,|
Kt* ry |i1uyi*r in re q u ire ! to
the Italian re p risal poliry t s nnn fiurl icif.nt* in
tin* PfK»rt under
of m a lrh ln g w h atev er the U nite I the i o.|r of ■|*otl»minfltdp of the
R talea does.
A ineiiinn Lerrion Ju n io r Bniteball
AtitiH ialtnn iiiicl ix required to
keep Hn rulea, keep faith with
rnnmid*
keeji hla tem per, keep
fit, keep 'i at mil h e art in defeat,
keep pride alrovo
victory, and
keep a ■* und aotil, a c h a n mind
and n healthy body.
Tho l oy* arc tau g h t that good
F]ior 1 •rii.in-'h ip is r|oacly co n n e ct­
ed with good c itlic nthlp . A group
Tho Boas of Ike American Le­ of aix analogies between the two
gion will meat Thursday night U draw n up hv the baatball com ­
ai T;30 nohth at the Legion Ifut m ittee or follow*:
*1. The good sporU m an has
Tha
Tha Townsend Cluh will hold lc«m cd rrspool fo r rules.
good
c itiie n h a s
also
learned
It* regular meeting at tba Court
Houaa Thursday night nt 9:00 re a p e d fo r ruloa, tho u g h tha
o’clock.
rule* w h k h bo rospocto i n m o rt

City News Briefs

, lei* . nf iitlii r* "
".X T h e

Icarlird

g "m l

luyelly

s |m rt* in a n

The

ti*e

g-.Ml rtl-

I s r ii tin* a l* " Ice ru v-I l.'y n lt y , th *
huui* u f
e ll tu iim l
u ig n n ite -

llun ’
"4 The
go.nl
.pot I *men he*
Ire rn n l Iraiu w m k .
T he
g.n.tl
rftlx rn hus si no Ic arn rd tra in
work, which is m erely niir.lhrr
immc for co o p era tio n . A imtiou
nt Iniiiviiluels would puss sw iftly
Into anarchy."
“ 6 T h r gu'nl
eporlsm nn haa
learned gainenrss.
A goinl cttlxt-n has also learned auluciics* In
th a t hr dore lu-l c a p ilu la tr o r
whine w hrq th r tide se ts a g a in st
him. Tho g rum bler lacks sp o rtsm snshlp."
“fi. T he good
sp o rtsm a n has
learned dem ocracy.
T he
good
d t li e n haa also learned dem oc-'
racy In th a t ha recognise* no
■tender'd
of hum an
azcallanco
save m erit "
P a re n ts of th a boy* and e v ery ­
one Interested
in baseball a r t
urged to drop by tho hall field o«

tha lakefront and look tbs hoya

over, If only far n faw ralnutoo,

as It encourage* them ia building
their turn, Mr. Plaid e*id-

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                    <text>SATURDAY, JUNE I V 1« I

PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JUNE 15th
Sunday, M onday— “ P O T O ' G O L D ,” w ith Jameg Ste­
wart, P a a le lU Goddard, H orae* H cld t aad Charloa W innlnyer. Alao— Cartoon “ R A G G E D Y A N N E ” , and Metro New*.
Tuoaday, B argain D ay — “ N A V A L A C A D E M Y ” with
Frtddlo Bartholomew, Jim m y Lydon and B U ly Cook. A im
— ‘ B R O A D W A Y B I L L , ” (old f a v o r iU ) , w ith W arnor B ax ­
ter and M yrn a L o y.
j
Wodneaday, Thuraday — “ M O D E L W I F E " with Jonh
llland rll and D ick Powall. Alao — Now M arch
of
Tu n*:
“ C H IN A
P IO IIT S
B A C K ” | N ootlty, “ B R E E Z Y L I T T L E
B E A R S ” and U nlvaraal New*.
F rid a y , Sa tu rd a y— “ B O R D E R V I G I L A N T E S ” with WUtam Boyd, R u aadl Hayden, A n d y Clyde. A U o — " P H A N T O M
{SU B M A R IN E” with A n ita Loulao and B ruce Bennatr,
Midnight Show, Saturday, Ju n e S la t— " T H E I N V I S I B L E
W O M AN ” with John Barrym ore, V irg in ia B n ic a and John
Howard. Alao— Comedy, Cartoon, Screan Snapshot and Com ­
m unity Sin g Reel.
,

THIS WEEK’S CASTS

W N B E N N E T T and Dick Powell have the I tarring rolea in "Mo- JO H N H O W A R D , John Barrym ore and V irg in ia B ra e * w ill ho
I'W lf a ,” a frothy, broeay comedy of m arital d iffic u lty * In which fi.cn a l a apeclal Midnight Show Saturday night,* Juno S t , a t
»y are aaalaled by a cast Including Charlie Ruggles, Leo Row* 11:30 o'clock when "The In vlilb ln Wornuri” w ill be the feature Jimm y Haskell
Molly McCorkle
m, BlUy G ilbert and Ruth Donnelly. The picture w ill be shown picture on the proynun at the Rita Theater. A fine array of
Goddard
abort subJ-.-cl* has also been booked.
at, Wednesday and Thuraday at the Rita,
Horace Ile ld l
C. J . Jlaaklll

krum
Jam es Stew art Jim Y ag e r ----Ed
Stone .............
------- Paulette

Henry Weaver -at

wall
Horace Ile ld l
Charlea Win* Lafe W lllk .... ..

IcCorkle

Gordon
Melton
0 cm fw y pm
. Jrd Prouty
. Dick Hogan
Jam es Burka
Charlie A m t
Donna Wood
L a r ry Ontlnn
Sampson
Henry Rockqurrmora
Chalmers . .. Henry Itorkquemore
Judge Murray
Aldrich Bowker
M O D EL W IF E
Jrs n Chambers .... Joan
Fn-d Chambers ... — Die
Milo Everett ... Charlie
Ralph Henson _____ l »
J. J . Benson .......
Lucil
Mrs. Milo Everett
H
nelly
Dominic ■
The Janitor
John
Mt. (Inward .
Ferdinand
Mias Kendall
BO RD ER
VI
Itonalorg Cassidy

t**

Ilnyd
Lucky Jenkins
D T H K R IN (ha -popular “ Hop-a-long Cassidy” series starring
den
IUm -Boyd w ill bo shown neat Frid ay gad Saturday at the n il* B R U C E U E N N K T T ami Anita (.oulso hare Ibo leading role* In California .............
pi “ Border Vigilant**” w ill be part of a do n ils feature pro. "Phantom Subm arine," thrilling story of hunting for treasure tn Helen Forbes ...
*• Rdaaolt (tiyd en , Andy Clyde and Victor Jory appear In su|t- Hnuthern waters, coming to the Rita Theater neat F rid a y and Henry Logan ........
Aunt Jenifer —__
Dan Forbes —____
state.
He also has supsrrlsion
over the collection of such teas*.

standing Features Of Legislation
tfe-^re 8ente&lt;HirReviewOfSeB 3ion
'A L L A H A 8 3 E E , J UM U —
•eVsl)— Tb* 1141 passion of
: Florida Lqgi|latut* has writ■ new chapter Ip tha history
lha stats. In fa d , one might
lly aay that It haa written a
►la ' new bank, flams of tha
r laglalatlon la daftnltely good,

some Is or doubtful value, and
some can b* Judged only after It
has been tested in actual opera­
tion! but good or bod, for batter
or for worse, It marks new “ •*
pertufes from the old IJ s ii^ 'IM
systems.
The three tutslandtng feature*
of legislation pasiad #t lh# aaoslon, which cloerd Friday night,
ara the changes in the la * ayttem, the new gas taa distribution,
end tha cieatlon of lh# Florida
Improvement Commission.
W hile the revamped tax aystem does not contain all the
changes reked by Governor H ol­
land, It still constitutes a rad i­
cal change from the old andAR
waa lh# aubject oj .lh * blttareal
dctiat* of any mtwsurc before the
LegiyUture, with the possible ex­
ception of some labor legislation.
The Governor lost his plea for
* Btst* tax commissioner, to b*
sppolated now and later era#tad

ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK

lei's pnwrrs are is revealed In
that section nf the taw which Intpnars upon him lha obligation of
investlgi lin g the
ernduct and
pi-iformance of tha duties by ta*
asseasrrs, tea collector*, d arks
of the cirrult court, sheriffs, and
members of boards c f county
commissioners when
acting a*
hr-trd of equalisation, and recom­
mend to tha Governor the remov­
al of any such official for his
wilful failure ta properly perferrn the duties
Imposed upon
him hy the constitution, this act
end the ruler 'and
regulations

thorllixl.
Tangible
persnnal
property,
such a . cattle, business proper­
ty, Industrial plants and equip­
ment must be assessed gt full
rash value, end the assessor h
atilhiriarri to make the lew retroActive for three years and *••**.&lt;
any surh property which H»o been
omitted from lh * rolls duriny
that

lard A ren a* J pet O ff Of

U h* made at full cask
, tax roll* must to anhth* comptroller for his

| ret lo j,

Opnnitrnls of this refnnn U s
lerlstslinn have
threatened to
test Its legality in the court*, ant*
It tnn&gt;- he sever*! year* baton) w&lt;
know definitely
the
value o'
these laws.
An atlcm nt w a* made h y thh
Irsislrtu re to settle the diatribelinn of gas taxes between tip
counties and | the fite U Read, D#
nsrtment foe the next ; M , yaerr
through tha ftth m lu h n t l a con­
stitutional amendment- which, |f
apnrovet) hy Ah* voter* In IM S
w ill r lv s the rountlen two cento
npd the Road D eperljafot f ,« oent* of the U x on each gallon wf
naeollne. Antielp-ting
such nn-

BUDDY?

Ftate debts, a State agency la
e rn te d with
fa ll
authority to
eentrart debts on "self liquidat­
ing projects for public nsa ami
benefit” with no other limitation
on tha rmount or tha scope of
projects to be constructed.
It Is frankly understood that
nn* of tho first projects to be
*rnshtrred by Ihla commission Is
the proposed
bi-m illion
dollar,
four-lane highw ay down tho E a st
Const, with a branch to Tam pt.
Several toll bridges, representing
investments
of aevtral
mllliyn
Inllgrn, w ill probably ha threwn
Into the pot, and promoter* In
every section o f the state at*
scratching their heads trying t&gt;
think up projrrta which w ill b* nf
"public
use and
benefit” and
which they can sell the com tala,
ilon.
Making a frank appraisal af
•hi* commission, on* must con*
•Inde that It of fern splendid pcssl*&gt;ltitles for developing a Jtata.
And a t lha asm * time. If Im.
nronerly or unwisely handled. It?
veUnna may h i more danywnns tn
•ha welfare nf tha 9 tat* than any
Haastor which haa ever struck It.
ami (hat Inetndpg boorafl hurri■«i&gt;fs and M edUmmaoan fllea.
W hile a few ohleetlaws wera affered to appropriating ffOJMO
‘o defray expanteg of ■ B U I*
"»mm lesion u bo maintained at
Washington, the
benwflu ororv
•retlon M T r w l v o through Its
par*lion a s m U #astro th at H
t i l l to a most p rofitab le'1stpoet-

A maximum ef M pro maatl
sto I'aM*

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THE B U T IM

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co-starred In James

Roosevelt's “ Pol O' Gold,” a light-hearted, tuneful comedy with

Hal Talllferrn
.... Ja ck Roek- music by Horace Itcldt and his band, to be efen tomorrow and
_

B ritt Wood

N AVAL ACAD EM Y
Steve Kendall .... Freddie B arth,
otomrw
Tommy Blake ........ Jim m y Lydon
Dick Brewgter ............. B illy Cook
C sp lain Davl* .... Pierre W elkin
Lieutenant B rackett _____ W arren
Ashe
Jltnm y Henderson
........ Douglas
Hco't
Ray Can.erun ........ Warren Lloyd

■; — "

P H A N TO M B D B M A R IN R
Madeleine
. . . ----- Anita Louise
K lnrlalr ..................... Bruce Bennett
V alsar — ..........
Oscar O’Shea
Dreu* ...........
John T /re ll
Jerome ......... Pedro Do Cordoba
Ming
, i . _ .....
V ictor Wong
Second Mata .......— .- Charles MeMorphy
Engineer ....... — ~ H a rry Strangs
T U B I N V I S I B L E W OM AN
K itty Carrol]
.._ V irg in ia Bruce
Professor Glbba _____ John B a r r / .
mors
Richard Russell .... John Howard
George .......... ...
ChaVli* R u stle s
Blackla ----------- O scar Homolka
B ill
__ EdwArd Brophy
Foghorn ----- Donald Mac Bride
Mrs. Jackson . . . M argaret Ham il­
ton
F ran kie — ---- ... Rhemp Howard
Bssslasl* Cteanly, Stor'd
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--. v r a e K i I), c.
BT: A.
II. T. F P O O L
— BonrrtM- tor— T6WFT*r*Vni;
Orlando, Florida.
N w ttr w

or

u u n a v

saw

N a tlc s ts h s r s b y g i v e s t h a t p u r ­
s u a n t l a riant s w i m a n ta re d an
t k t loth day o f M ay, I t t t . b y lb *
C ir c u it C a u r t a f ba w iln o le C o u n ty ,
F lo r id a ,
la
th a t
c e r ta in
causs
th e re in
p ra d llg
w h e r e in
HOME
O W N EIU II XIAN
C O ItP O R A T ln N
‘a p la la tIC f aad H . W . JO H N SO N ,
u n m a r r ie d , la d e f e n d a n t , t b s u n -ts ra la n a d . a s W p erlst M s s ts r , w ill,
w ith in th e le g a l h o u r s nf s a lr , on
IJn m ta y , t b s fib d a y • ( J u ly t i l l ,
- f f s r t o r • • e ls a n d s a lt la lh a
h ig h e s t a n d b e a t bldd&lt;v to r ra s h ,
s i l h a f r o n t d o a r o f lh a C o u rt
I ta u s a o r g a a t la a la C o u n ty , K i e l
-to. In S a n fo rd , d e sn la o l* C a u n ly ,
F lo r id a , tha fa llo w In * d a a e rlb a d
•ot, p ie c e o r P a n e l o f fa n 4.* a l t u s t s
'a S a n ln o la C o u n ty . F le r l d a . to .

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NOTICE o r M lftT tfS 'S a.tt.r,
Nolle* la heftby || Iv*ii ami In
purananr* «if that rtrtaln final
of for*clt»*itr* and a-*la* and
fHUrftl mi I Hit |i|h day of Majr,
l i l I , In and lijr fhn Circuit. t'a«urt
In an&lt;S for
County, I"tor*
&gt;dt. In Chancary, In i
r«rt»ln
c« u h
iharclfl twhil'ni
wliarcln
JBFFRfinn.N
ftTANPAHH
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INBtllt AN«*i: COMPANY. a
rur.
porn linn Ulutar th* law* of North
Carolina, la |il«imiff. and K, W.
fU FK lsA N ir
and wlfr*
LOIII8U
CO I* F L A NO ara 4« r«*mlani». I H
A. II
WltsKINmiN. aa H|»*Hal
Mauler fit
MI4 CuUft
hy ||ll)
dflrrtn
a[&gt;)MilriUd
aha 11
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for
nala and
wtil
at
f»ut»tki
outcry
t&gt;«fnr*
Ilia
front
door nf ilia C o u rt H»u*«i In Mn&gt;
ford. Ifm ln v U
County,
Florida,
bat warn tha l»gal hoqra of aala
an Monday, tha Tth day of July,
t i l l , tha aam* Iw Irk a Hula Day
of ih U Court, tha fottowln# da*rrll»ad prnfierly a’tuata In H«inInola County. I'lor'da. Ii»*wil:
teOt Sf*»nlN&gt;n t l t | of (he
Hrvlrrd
Flat of
KfgnrfxNL
aaconllni to plat fnaraof duly
ry rdod amend
th*
F a t I la
Vtocorda a f itamlnola Caanty,
Florida, In r ia l Hook », on
pa#« C|.
Ifca aam« M ! r i aold to aatlaty
tntd daryaa,
T erm s: C»sh. Purch aser ta pay
tor dead.
B. A. IV W ILKINSON
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Spaniel Master
N O TIC E O F M ASTEB-k BALM
N O TICE IS IIB IIM O r UIVBN lh*
pursuant ta B a a l daerae aalarrd b)
the C ircuit Chart
at
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beiMlag- i s *gld C agrt whereto Fe d Mart* l U t t a r i his w ith aad Chaaa
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riaht I.f John lltlsch and Bona i«
urrupy said lands and premises unill Annual i. met.
Us Id sale In bs mads to satisfy
lbs term af said d«rsd.

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N C1H H K R 241

M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P r e s s
1

W Offensive

f i y U . S . B attle Japan’s Plan
Now Going On, Rejected By
Says Speaker Dutch Indies
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Juliana In Boston

Allied Assault
Fails In Salum
, 11
Imperial Troops At• tack Axis Forces
In Gambut Sector

encircling m ovem ent advanced to
_ m h i n . flira milaa ^aa. tw o *kl»* nt
the Syrian capital, Britiah ra*
aorta from the Levant atated
laat n ig h t
A t the earae time a column
advancing up the central front
rapt u red Jeisin o
and
forced
M *nch troopa in the coaatal city
of Ridon, 10 mitea to tha w rit,
to fall back to within 11 mile*
of Beirut, the Lebanon capital
and chief p o r t
Tha advance* were made dr*
a(0te report* indicating the An­
il la attem pting to throw both
aea and a ir forcea into the hat
Ua to eupport the faltering
fteneh.
Tha capture of Ridon, Jeaaine
U d Klaaoue, all key defrn aiOP B eirut and Damaacua, meant
tha Britiah had atralghtaned out
their line of penetration to a
uniform depth of about 60 mileall tha way from tha coaat to
Damaacua and apparently meant
t B t tha fall of the tw o capital*
canid not he long delayed.
A fte r taking Klaooue, 10 mile*
eanth o f Damaacua, where the
French made a aland of oovrral
days, tha B ritiah
and
Free
f c y nih ruahad on to N ahta and
CTwwad th a Aawad H i m to With­
in flvo rat lea of tha gntoo of
D im u c tu ,
A t tho aame tim e a circling
column fo ag h t a flanking battle
te e th e north and o ia t of Damaat u paaaod A dllrah and reached
a point within five milaa of tho
eanltal from th at direction.
Jeialn e waa ta k e n h r troopa
etriking Inland front tho eoaaL
IS th a t poaitlon they throatened
both D araaaraa from tho
i h
Sldon from th a a net.
T ha FH nch, who had hung
l | paaiUoaa a t Ridon fo r three
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r t r i* **ly l l milm
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Prom Enemy Is In•tim ated By London
’ Observers!)! War

I f AaeattaletM
Q u ie t
fo r
w e e k s,
th e
N o rth
A fric a n
b a tU e f r o n t
n a m e d in to a c tio n to d a y a s
B r i t i s h tr o o p s p u n c h e d a c r o s s
t h e f r o n t i e r In to L ib y a a n d
a tt a c k e d A x is f o r c e s in t h e
G a m b u t s e c t o r w en t o f R a rm . 10 m ile s f r o m th e E g y p ­
t i a n b o n ie r .
L ondon
in tim a te d
th a t
Gen. Sir Archibald P. Wavell.
commander-in-chlef of the Brlti|h A m ; e f tha Nil* may hive
Hunched a new offenoivo
1o
wraat Libya from the A lia.
Tha Germana aaaerted a llrfllah attack In tha Halum area
“collapaod" under the combined
reaiatance of A lia troopa
and
wKrplanca.
In the Middle Eaat,
hoary
fighting dor*loped in tha central
■•ctor of Brltmln'a ailvanre Into
Syria, a n d Lebanon deapite Drltlah efforta “ to avoid unnccraa * y bloodahed" In conflict with
the Vichy French, the Brlliah
reported.
Tha Alllca captured Klaaoue,
10 mtlaa aouth of Damaacua and
Wdon. t 0 milaa aauth of B eirut.”
ttoeplto, of th a atrong epjmelllon
«e(*f*d hy th a V k b y troopa," a
Britiah eomaaaatqua m id.
’ Britiah and F rae French took

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Prlnccaa Ju lian a o f The Netherlanda elgna Rovernor I.evtie tt Kallonatall’a gucat honk in
Boat oa Saltnnatall look* on. Juiana anti her connnrt.
Prince
ilornhard. came to Ilindtiu for a
four-day vialt.

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Robin Moor Are Rescued

Hutchison D e c l a r e s New Order l or Fust
Asia On I. Ivender
Domestic S tru c k *
Of
I s l a n d s 'Pells
Has S i ff n i f i c anct*
Nippon O 1 I iei a I s
In W o r l d Fi i c ht
Declaring Hull
Untile ,.f
the t'n i l. .1 M at,., ,,
now
pnigrcKs,'' UnuMtliiT l a n n u l J,,
aeph I' lint, t i l in l..|,| u Kl.11;
Day autlii-tn-i. Hl the hnll [ « .!
yp»t critny nflcT niKin that
“a .
cannol affni.l t„ m a rt time" I..
CAUM' "tin- mill ..me nf nut \ 10
aent dorn.-ti, struggle will .1.term ini' til. i.iilnimi „f tit.' g
gnnlir atrngglr tmw lining vwu;, &lt;1
rgalnel tin 1 IInmil's nf cnliglit
ellcrl civilian*n.n "
An Indiff.-r.nen In Urn il&lt; fi n-i
of the I 'nil -tl SUtcrf* In m,„|. in
w arfare 1- "in irijimnut. In . tit
rau-o n- « ..||. the arts nf n
traito r in tin ilnyi &lt;if old f..t
the nlmpli' in ,,o n tlmt tmlnv o,i&lt;
entire rmiM* rv
I- the |,„i,|.
grouinl mill In. . nu-r of tin ..
(TVSSitr is (it11111f 11fi*rI III t lii" sit 1pi
rnlio thnt him ritisrfiM show
tllffpriiK'i' to tho tliuur&lt;*r^ e *i«
fmnUnir h-,** link' Cirn. Ilu h li.
non itftst'riiil
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Block *»f wlirit they hml in Aim i
leu, nmt it*&gt;ki'll ihern
if tin x
writilf] t null' vtiili itriy other n
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in thr w.nl.l roof I'&lt; I
wore poinloil out by tho r-1m.«V
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Saving Of -Hi Aboard
(’ r a f t t ’onuileted;
11 Others L e a v e
For This Country

U. S. Freighter Sunk Hy A Nazi Sub

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deelareii (hat "D r Kppa In-fore hi' ■ormted PrM* report* 1
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left hi« home town of Jefferaon
it l.tl Ml • 1 Ip* tiinroy to
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i f l. i I i p* p n M11* ft *4
In town, and had won a medal for
la i M ■ • p I tuii I In rluh In l in* * i * nt i 111*• n Ih* fnil n-c- cm t| - in U»4 'n cull • **11f I i I &gt;i I
hi* rpeaking ability."
If |l f -74, I m um &gt;!
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1 I I «d ’ h n lim it i Ini- u ni ••I*nil uiii F I, lima xit I' li a in | xt'f nffii *
iin’*' ll'x* III t lid!
M arlin Ilrom nrat waa Inlro
f ' R.min l•in. 1 *"*i"
(*fid h* mode 1hi
ii.iiiiiiir Ml Inl.t Isi i i laril 111 h* ........ . nf th r Ihoi MIPli* j*P‘flip 1li‘•II Ml 11'
d* x illpll*in if ii" ,,F 1 * 1 , ,|
durerl, and ataikr of Dr. Kp|l*'
Pln*Pi| Ip 14' in i
md I' i flu* i l-ili iti ih' Win 'iin i human an.| pit || in I xli Iill's SriniM'dl
•1 Ni l IP*
ppf Id.
tervicc- in the vnrotlonal guhl.
IIH 1UT*. I ,i mi mi d v ipiCM
m l mr ii i,i i in* Imp* *|'* ,11 P C' i1im
n 11 n rnii 11* On 1
• u . nt In 4*n )ii , ,,r ih,. (lip Siiiif-'i't i h lirh r | i'IMi Ifii’
anre work •porirorrd by the club
1' li 4T|% t In- ill
Several member* nf Ih.- S.m- A M.
t *'(
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“ Dr. Kppa waa alwaya ready Inole County chaptei «l tin- K ti11
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to help iia.'1 Mr. Hruru a»ld. "evrn lure Farmer* of A m en,a, ii,,uin
P’d 1* (loll im IlM Im1 H 4 1X* 11 HI' 1 1 *in#o
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lx ixxfill) 1- lllli1 1 I nr Im 1nf in the I* . hum • if f I
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if drutiit'a drill waa half Iri paninl by th eir ailv i-.i. Al. « II III II &gt;0 .. . ho k
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t i l . 1* HUMi- im- *x*M •* d. fin T i a X llfld Or|» himnx fill*' iinruh MMI'IIH aulhori^ihi.' ^h- I. ,* .
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Irodurinr many fatnnoa pereon*. from Hanford.
II - .1 .* K■ » ( to ' II Dim t hili ypi (iirmijd Ii 41lid ot Dill id.kv PPM I
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Mr S' 11V41to* N v,*I It
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under
•’•iti 1i‘ [•♦* Il itlr11)!*■ on f , til II I MlP’frl.
trcduclng Dr. F.ppa -becauae lie Johnaoti aaM tmloy, “an,I oil Uir IV M .heel* I
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hod been aavtng up hi- rem ark- boy* had a good linn' '
in Jm I . fiv ill,
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18 year* for Uila ocraalon."
Cn|*lai*i ItalfPi K It"-,.
Boy* who made the tu p nml
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win it tho
cf ih* Sol vitl ion Ariuv rn 1 1,1 •, f 11Mi" i i u Mmno
Ju et a* Dr. Kpp* roar, Mr tlicir ala lion* aboard Mi Jnlin- v a &gt; Ut11Ii'I h ii i 4.1
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fonl, sll'i x- li'riUy nil rfxol h' wm i »»\ • p
Bram, who waa prraldlng In the ann'a crulacr aru a* f**ll*,wi.
umi t "*1
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ii l ti*i i*ii inu*
\li nt Ix Mind A* • in ri'itisfn
tru th
wnnivi r hiii y
w Hh
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ahaence nf J , , L Inglry, ran g tha
UIHy H U pIv, arcoiid male in M* iy |mil 1 xx.i •
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Till (iiir tin i»x xxt»■ flic Uni Himir*
piervlc*' j,*f oilp. 4,mImv w» ,l"1* It* Vi tlx 'ti' i 1ipp1r1 P b
going algnaliilng the eonclualon charge o f lags Ellaw. rib Hoover, ii t lilt k, \ah* *
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of the meeting. Mr, Bram ex­ tin n er In charge of aupplii*; At. LfPlIJ/hl Thr I I **lip h ft M
it i ’ riliicnMuM HIVIHInnil! mm in
r * I 1h* filar Ives
i b •v xam.Id
of
ml
Jill
u
til
plained th a t Mr. Ingley, who la a bert Tucker, deck j&gt;1 fleer In nt H ,15 ii chu k HfT,l til
r ,. ■ xxIi if rrsd y
ih *\ M11| «*ii4** &gt;MFtii^" at ®
- 4il i d f
»' x i . pi
Lieut 4 oiiiiui’* ' \ S illinm * .1*
delegate to the Rotary convention charge of dock*: Oliver Htapler, n'rlufk cnti'M ‘I I hr Tuhiij.l
I
b tl.# v Imvt* on h .n d
I i’ ll imImy MU'hf. when Moikern
A mold. PMiiillirrn 1 r rr iloi i« • om i 41
In Denver, told him to end the t i n t angtnaer In rharge of in*, xtuy ntiinl,
City
cwr
Briefs
T b • A m i ' r i f ic • Xx»n' r r fitly Im
lit &gt; » tfv
4I{4|IL| Hi it lit to Mil iclt
niander, wrote Adjiilwiil Ro&lt;*t t■
f
meeting "prom ptly oa
tor*; Aid—a Taylor, firal w t l
banl&lt;H early
Th«' irroup *i .l m l the Ihila
lllilt* f m r u n m i t h
his promolinn, naymr
Previoualy to tho round of Carl Roaltr, oecond cook, and Ku- to River near M AueusUrir .*r»*t , nli'lft,
Ih** Atiierlcafi
|H*r‘ li id pi 1,
■04 I - ,
4■&gt;•» ft* imi tl wrip uaiut'd vice
('aiilp(».|,-(.il.j,|ntr (•„,! „f j}^,
•"Your mrwer, which nprcACnh F Hir*"*td
afteachea In honor of Urn re tir­ gene Allen, third conk.
Mr. rnti'r«'«l thr Aii*'i*n / City nt
t
'iimpii
n
v
whii’h
haft
C*
, a number of yesrs of devotion l- tmiirllctl
ing aecrrtary, T. Bradford Byrd Johnaoji waa captain and I W - u*tl’ck. IfI’fr hall, fiHhii ap t *\u il.» rm tn and W. IL IIn IIn r«l, nt*c A il *r r ira ii la-gin,, n l||
al.tri'p'
T'li't f,f Ihelr
*'
&lt;ar/.
introduced John N- Holden, who Fagan flra t mate.
irtin r tmuglit nt M:(g) your work and loyalty b&lt; Ih* liftril injf hi r* f•*f loom limn 20
If f writ* mriiUublitiL
U u rk en
('y re no s
ran ip tjel, regular ••m •hi'
princi|i1e* of (he Army, hs" Im'*‘o yrais.
U giur, ill,| J,„.|
editor of tha Jockean
The group loft the Municipal
*
At 4 ‘tH u’cltH'k I hr party left Mi* Jam* Mitchell, Mr* Knmm rlclil, cummandvr,
.„i,|
before me perwmiilly and it irm"*
Herald In Jefferaon, Ga., for 60 P ier a t Sanford Thuraday after St. AuifuHirii* fur fishintr In thi I *a mil, Henry Senver, Joe lien
me
great
|ilr*»AUire
to
note
the
yrpr*. B e aloe I* a form er chair­ noon a t UtOO o'clock. The t-arty Atlantic* Dr run nml nt 5:07 a i f i m il h. It
llriKikiniTi
Jydjra
The Junior ( ’KamlH-r of C&lt;im. record of your servica nml l«man of Um Georgia S tate High paaaod Bine Springe a t 2:10 I’. M. fiahinir ►U milc*T nut nt *•«•■ Ihii kboldcr. A H. Fuller, Mrs.
, n,| convey In y*u (he information of
tray Board and oerved four term* and a t 4i4S o'clock entered la k e A t 6tl5 nVIock th r liuat pomiti Mnnon lUllarti and W. 11. lisl- merre will meet at ||M.
a* apeektr
o f tho Georgia Dexter. In the midat of a rain,
I Inca K r.lm iran t at 7 .7*1 (• M
your promotion.M
HI. AuKUatini* on lh« trip tn M»- hint- .
Senator
Krricat
r.
A djutant Rose and Mm, Roite
Hoaoa o f R ep ro w tatlv ee.
Mr. the boat loft Lake Dexter nt 6:07 HnrUnri, which
lu d fi J. C. Sharon of Han- Turarlay.
rrachi**! nt
if r ionn to Imp t ransferred to an­
HoMen « u tho flre t praeldant of P. M. end a t 6:63 o'clock waa In H:4$ o'clock. A l H;l&amp; nVhock the font itrrM td the need of enter* HouihoIHer will »|&gt;Mik.
W A S H IN G T O N . June Ifl —
a
------------------- --------tho Jefferaon Rotary CL
other |*na| hy the Ralvntion Ar
— Tha Miirilim,' Cmnniiaoion
George, pooaing the Uar boat cntcrtil the llu lif.ix River tainiiif the men in Arniy cimp%
my. Their new location hs» not alinuiinrrd y r-irrd a y
H. E- Morria vialted tho d n h W harf and tho old lighthooac.
th a t
a&lt;X
and K). F. Haines polnte&lt;f to the
unci
nt
0:45
P,
M.
w
ss
(olnir
uny e t been announced.
to make on appeal fo r tho R otor, H e n the group (topped briefly
Darii.h .h ip . wuuM |.o placed 111
iir re salty of buililinf tip tha mbr«lrr th# Orrn&lt; ml Drhffrt*.
to tend one or more boy*
artive aervira &lt;&lt;f the U nited
Camp'riitiic the trip« the hunt wlr of aoldiem. A mem te r of the
W Bcout comp o t dam p
Stale* m rrrh an t flart (uday. They
NEW COUNCIL OFFICERS
A t 7)46 o'clock the boat wa* a t il'c k H a t the If v w tr t
|t«»at etoupideclared H a l " m nice ram
are among 64 foreign vemaeli
O range
P etal
leaving
l a t a W ork* ut Daytona a l
H»:U5 already la In eight and tha quota
,
JfARTOW,
June
Id
—
(Special
)
WOOSTER,
Ohio,
June
|0
—
lii'il up
in
American w a te r,
rtllutad la Allamonto will be
George
and
coached
F
ort
Gat—
o'clock
Huruluy
mom
in
f
.
Herr
^ 7 — Americans, tu escape bc- - M r - Clyde Shields, of Lake of which were taken into jnrotoowoe* tad by Chartm Morriaon.
a t W J o'clock. Here the boy# tho party was plcknf up ky the readily swifted.*
comlntr **ih« slaves of conquer­ the llll a i* (be new p m k ta n t of tlvr ru .to d y aoine tirno ago.
VUttcra In addition to Mr.
apoctod an old Civil W»r man- Futurv Farm or truck which hnd
ing Hitler,** should help England the Polk County Home Demon,
Holdao tnchxtad O. F . I ray . OrThe aix vraaela which will be­
u
i,
th
a
Palm
etto—.
l
a
w
n
m
l
nver
ami
re
tu
m
c
l
tn
MKTllODlHTH TO MRBTT
now— "even nt the rlak of grw (b u tto n Council. O ther officer* come th e property of th e cowb Hood Diltmor. uafnraHanfonl
The
n
u
t
d
o
r.
Friday,
tho
party
Ing to w ar"— Senator doorga W. alerted a t the mooting Include mine Ion are the m otor-hip N ora
W. L Thorp*. OrUndo, nod
got under way a t «:00 A. M.
A ccnrdinf in U n U f of tho
DAYTON A BKAf’II, June 16 Norri* aoaertod today.
Mr*. Cheater Alton, Medulla, vie* and the eUnmahlp* M arne an&lt;|
worn F o rt
and a t 7:M Journey, Ike following
*Un» i
--------thlpn
annual Florida Moth
If wa can lupply her with «lr- praeldant; and Mrs. W. O. C ar. Jo n aa, tied up in Mew Y orkj
o’clock waa In Welaka, where
fotiU Ijady ___
P atty , th r udiat conf&lt;
will open hero
iM, w ith food, and w ith miil- utlMru,
Providence,
Tedorter. the ateamahlpe R ita M aerak and
________ t o * D n r e W o r . the Ban Wi-lnoeday
continue through
m atorlal. I believe *he can 11m m demooalraUaa .work In H erta Maerak, In Ho*ton. a n d
Um a U a m k lp J u tU . In &gt; o rto
wwRRxg^ta J.
Al. , *

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Kiwanians Open Bills Applying
Baseball Still
25th Convention To City, County
In Balance As
To Clan Program
Directors Meet
Are Made Laws

Epps Lauded By
Rotary But Not
Allowed Speech

Oflirials Sax They
Will Hold 1'ran(Itise If P o s s i b l e

Introduction L a s t s
Until Time (ionK
Rings On Speaker

Measures Become l.c*
krul Without Sig­
nature Of Holland

While
III!)

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4

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Seminole County
Loan Rill Vetoed

Future Farmers Return From Goal
Trip To Jacksonville And Daytona

(’aptain Rose Is
Named Adjutant

Altamonte SjiriiiKs
Llt’cts l ISO (iroup

N

fi Danish Ships To *
Join U. S. Service

Help England Or Be
Slaves, Says Norris

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Ian Enigma

FLOWERS

? £.***“ '
made possible the

Oermn treaty which
Polish livartpiy
the biggest question may*; in it has been what Is RfuMA
going to do. No one who know the bitter animosity of the
Nnalr «galn*t the Russians,, and Indeed all communists,
and the dire need of the Germans for the Baku oil fields
and the wheat o f the Ukraine believed that this surface
friendship could kmg endure.
An open rupture In gelations Is long overdue probsbly
becauso of th e.ioh en gt .weakness of the Russian arm*,
fear of GerniMjr a aneed r UJu , the adoption of an
peasemefti policy by the Mbeeow government which ba*
resulted in Germany's getting (just about everything
If has asked for sotpur, and a profound distrust by titalln
of the British, government sad; oil cepltollstle nations.
That Stalin hold good reason to distrust the British
government and most British people is worth remember*
Ing tor they have never trusted him and his Reds any
mom than they trust the British. Russia had on silionoa
England, which would have brought.
»W .0l the Czechs hod It, not ,heM
government which was more inWfc
HoMO-fltrmn war than In Alalnjr

4
MONDAY, JUNE IS. IM«"^ Involved. In a war.wil
ly sus for,.peace .and I
. M blI v E kbe r oR TBu a y Wo do not believe thh
VTWJBV HIM ALWAYS i Com/ toJe-th* way unto lha Lord)
. tract nUo In Him.— Piwlm 37 -6.
ry

th o moat .et
h is s a n a a m

A TA ILO R
(P rom Poetry)

net the By!

Her*, Bra e, taller) let him re*L one of,,tba i
Of jdl niin'a ninths he was the communist,

foolers from

He ,gMed hla needles early and

KB£1£Q'7

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WASHINGTON, June 1

WEST FIRST ST. — TELEPHONE 7#8*«1
"WE WIRE FLOWERS EVERYWHERE"
W .* »'

l

COME ON

Let’s Fix Up
The House

Charged
To Canriers
e * »«
18—wv-

CHICAGO,.
S h ly -a ln *

,JM

Hi m
and
indicted by
r In v n tlg atv . , Th* jo ­
lt
canning
— „ latkmal canrating emoclalioiu.
accused of con----price* for canned
a l a violation of tbo Antli*l Act.

orgaeixationat
i federal p i
In# food nri&lt;

I) and tbo British gepe
ally today, but Stalin
, that if ha should bm
any, Britain would pro
l Russians holding tbo
be
u e the
u i e case
u u n but
u r n undoul
u iiy w u w 'r,
are afraid of and what is

There’s Lots of
Things to be Done

'

*

‘W

To Fix Your Home
Tbo moro
ments nro
come. And
repairs . .

JA C K SO N V ILLE, Ju n e IS —
(/ft— Jacksonville’* now Main
S tr e e t bridge, providing e second
crossing of tb o SL Johns BIvi r
for heavy ’aoutbalde and U. A

when Rudoir Hess, one of
imunlst* in Germany, maae
In, to contact. If you pleofA
1.directly, but Lord Homtltoi
pid dasseii also strongly apt
stifle d that ,ho brougty peat
Who may hsva suggested
to ths making with regard to Ki

M

We’ll Pay Your Carpenter

m m &amp; s,

that homo repairs and improve­
delayed the more oostly, they be­
there's rosily no need to p.ut off
. Wo’H furnish tho money.

NO DELAY — CONVENIENT TKRBfSl

iin tbs United Stales and
# France, William Bullitt
poo. The very preeentat
drew, of while tulle.

{Fa* flow. must Id one garment
'i-W M t

FOR EVERT, OCCASION

tflh STREET
AT FRENCH
AVENUE
— PHONE.
711
ROBH-rst
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Scoff a p t,, ye tinsel-robed, I erbt
One t,only wore the bridegroom's

ono* and lor aw from tho world ntoge If Britain would
maka peaee^ would huvq a strong appeal, while on the
A nd' In U s long yearn’ * Utah Ing contrary t i e throat that Russia and Germany would, get
K new w hat poor folk fop* naked togethex in. some kind of a dsal which would unite their
economic and military might against all capitalistic nations
• ‘^ W A L T E R f)E LA MAOE [ would have an equally frightening effect.
If Haas brought any such message as this to Britain,
OHntlen* have Inveeted
•WWM» lit defense bends It didn't g*h to first base. Not the slightest intlqistkm
has bat a, given, out officially as to the true purpose of
rw 'that- It la patriotic to do
**t IrSMilne ~on Sunday* the
W fry wilt hare more exeura
ever for parking.

WASHINGTON, June Jtt-OT)
—President
Rooeevelt'a
ynre
throat was practical y cleared op
yer iir d ay, .hie physician reported
Snd hi* tem perature had returnSUMMER

* N a ils say they w on't be
fe d " b y * th e U nited State*,
th ey may be surprised to
o u t w e aren ’t bluffing.

SCHOOL OPENS

OAINBSVILLB. June lS - p p )
—The STnd Summ er 8ee«lon of
the University of- Florida opened
today. The session win be di­
vided Into two terms, the second
■totting J u ly *8. -

ty a fter an o th er Is. the p a st two
years. T here le n o .reeao a to tolle v s; th a t th is , co u n try , h** b*«»

SUMMER - TIME IS
TUNE ~;*r. ««
a : 'r:ur.-«*v
"r..—- "?JT£7
5h.v
„•«*

;f I M~m » ■

e R a n ts in deny the Oer*
SOI th reaten in g them. But
.b e t they cu re wish they'd
tooklng somewhere eU*.

““ T r . W ' - n r 2 2

L fBugra* tho United Btetee
"p re p a re d fo r w ar. No ne­
a r e r la. JCven th e Ja p s went
C hina and th# G ermans In4 Poland before they were

Western poragrapHer predicts
I the neat new booh by e
man author will be vMtin
H»"'hy Rudolf Here.—TIUw
I’ gtar-Advomte. That ought
be a beat seller If he telle
truth about It
Tutu 1st) ana
to
Editor
o f the fit. Petersburg In­
to! on hla eightieth birthBver aloes 1000 ba has
the destinies o f the IndeI, on* of the beat newtpak . F U K STORY
■barman It's g ettin g lato,
W» bavan’t cau g h t a single
co n d Flaherm an—,Woll, le t’s
aw. m ors big ones g e t aw ay
llWR wo home.— Union FJec-

Eyesight
rimoyy causes for the disqualifiest^pr) of
IMtew service hag been found to. &amp;*,!»«;
■n m u pares at of all the men eiwminacr
vs Service Act have begh rejected . byw ana more then U percent would Ipive
ROt been rejected for tome other cauu,
and improvement of eyesight therefore
of national importonoe.
.
,
It," soys the Boston Transcript, "Is not
requirement for the men In the nation's
afaR) R necessity- top the older, msn'.end
of. HOB)«n who arc doing their ports In
lie ImUsi/M d) Won of the national defense program.
Ipedat vigilance 0 needed to,protect eyesight because of
n u q a resulting from tbs expansion and

I**

about dm ftin# mil*
u men fo r aarvlee.
ra arm y cooking not
nv will oblast again
oe meal.—Clermont
&gt; ubeS m h e a r A r.

'll*
Prevention of BIHMneas is perfa) this great cause. The
Ibelgn. to prevent Ion of i
(Escientific advances fat th
s public la laymen's tangu

M H PfPii H P
w . w eJ
MROged ip public education oeo*
nlng ot tfee eyeball—a condition
ida ef man and wofnen as. they
non cause of bllndneso, m uck.of
iverted by eoriy recognition of the
Has porticipaHnr in the. fight
aprrheo. ’More than SS,00b mat,
the United State*—approximately
Htttd population—lost their sight
m&gt;A' the society reports, ‘It U on
ceseg of sypJtlUls among ra»ra«q on4 followed up with edrty
forward to a marked decrease in

man were graduated from the
to l | e Navy's Speed up to

l Plus Service”
f

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Carraway

GENCY
Admlulon of more atstea into
K
PIIONB I I
the union, started the enlargement
of.jthe flag aa atara and etript|
i'V f1
“*
warn added when new itotee entui
' Ay’, ewt*u*-'' ■
i
•f- ) A*. rt«r#f 1 Lf 1
Into the union. To prevent title *■’ 4
Congrats, on April Id, tits,
adopted a resolution prortdtaj
the ■tripos remain at their orig*
Paul J u n e
Inal asmber, 18, and that s star
ba.added oa each state came Into
the union.
Urn teat flag to fly ever this
land Is “Old Glory' with IS
*tripes and 48 »Ur». I) repraaeata tha,Americ»nfcaUot« and-lln
ojMimker of w on bat baa never

“rippled lu support of se' ttnwerthy cease. end has never
known defoeL"
„ .
Gborlra Morrieoe eeng rqU
Btaee • Aruorice* ot the beglinlmi
program . end. bed J&amp;m
wbete eteembly-Wn him to afe»
leg » etnaas. Hr. Morrtaea wee

S5W3S.“,Aft s n £ ,

We aneclallM Is tlie q la q
y ear light *emme» gar*.
meats, crash, llnru*. nod
all dellrato fabrics. It's
best to have n t r agarto
rietb es
tleoned
every
week.
And remember,
th e deBoer y ear d etbee
tb o cotter you loek . . •
you fra il
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�8 A N F 0 R D . FLO RIDA

Social A nd Personal Activities

British* Aid CSfta
(Jra-Del Chapter Of
Give Sanford Nt no, Club Has House Party

MBS. LOUR1NE BEAL, Society Editor

Social Calendar
TUESDAY
The O rder of the
Eastern
S tar, under the sponsorship of
Mrs. B. O. Moore, will sew for
the lie d Cross' In the Woman's
Club from ' 9:30 A. M. until
l l ' d i A. M. •
The Gledlole Club, Order of
E a a ttn i Star, will meet a t 3:00
K M&gt; a t the home o f Mrs. H arris
Anderson, TIM E. Second Kt.
The Phi lathes Class o f the
Presbyterian Church will meet of
the homo of Mrs. W. E. Holley,
head, 1901 Palm etto A v e, at
9:09 P. ML •
WEDNESDAY
W om tn'a Society o f Christian
Service o f the Methodist Church
will sew fo r the H id Cross in
the Woman's Club from 0:30 A.
M. until I f J O A. M.
' The Bundles fo r Britain Club
will m eat a t the homo of Mrs.
W. A. L eavitt, 1499 Orange AveFhrdyre Ilussrll
d m in g
aa
co-hostess.
„
T. „hi.
meeting will begin a t 3:00 F. M.
n The Ju n io r Auxiliary of tho
American Legion will meet at
tho Legion H ut a t 3 :30. All
members are urged to be jire•enL
"
k ■* tr S '
T B cm n iA Y
The reg u lar meeting of tho
Sem|a*l* Chapter 2, Order of
■afctem Star, wlll meet a t the
I M___~
uonic ITalL
7:90
A _____
“ ~.ZZ
T. P.
ZZ. M.
.i eoverad dish w ill'b e served at6:30 P.
M. to which member* of tb s Eastecu S ta r and th eir escorts are
•
lavUed. .
The m em ben Of the W oman*
Club are requested to meet at
H a' cluB house to sew for the
Bad Cross.
FRIDAY
m
A talaa Clrrla of t i e Banford
Garden Club will sew for the
Ead Cross In the Woman's Club
from 0:80 A. M. until 11:30 A. M.
The Qlr] Scouts wilt meet nt
tl« Little Hut s | 3:00 P. M. All
artaita are requested
to bring
W
la th in g esp* with them.

Senator Harrison
Re-Enters Hospital
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WASHINGTON, June HI —
W r* - Senator Pat Harrison of
Mississippi, president pro ternof the Senate and chalr3
o f its r iwcrful Finance
Commute*, entered
Kmc n. entry
hatfpllal last night for n major
teLjqtlaal opara'iun to be permJ t V

69-y**r-old

' -ohdltion o f
Democratic

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a

from

protrarteo

Times Today

, TUESDAY
Ba r g a in d a y

ftlM E EARLY!
Attend Matinee
If

P o s s ib le !

Q i t i r t ’AVOHITE

Mrs. Affaltar Named |
Convention Delegate

P^C B '
fund uH ion i&lt; hack to noniM|l*Vp
«ni«| Puttor*onf here to addl***
Mio UoiVfi^ity of ICuebroiler t®f
diiy, “ 1 e s j w l they will be o u t
in n low ilnys.**

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

SITUATION WANTED
CATI1A GKKN HEARD, k i :
vust wants Job n« m ir-r
m aid./

ersonats

Mr. and H n . Irving F lriteM t
Mrs. Mary A ffnltar * a i chosen
TOMMY JAMES. IMP Sun to. I
ns &gt;1 do Irente to represent tho are spending their vacation In
Avenue, want* half day t *i&gt;
Suuthrrn Pima, N. C.
Col. Theodore lloo*cvt-lt A u ins conk or Ain Id.
lilrry Numlier Three of the United Hpnnlsh W arf Veteran* a t
theh Nntlon.il convention to lie
held in Onmh.i, nt the meeting
Jnrk Halt left this morning
nt the pro tip n t the hi me of Mrs.
for summer school a t the Uni­
Mae Shcnfcr on Kim Avenue last versity of Florida where be will
ThutmLiy night, Mr*. J. R. Lyles work at the U niversity Library.
T U I \I I \S S E E . June Id —
was chnyrn ns alternate.
11’ — tlui • i nur 111111»nil Inis vi*Mr. nml Mrs. Ley Bell of KisDuring the business cession
■which sets presided over by Mrs. •immrl spent th« weekend here
W. K. Jumiesnn. it wa.i reported as tie guests of Mr. and Mrs.
will b4 held a t the home
tlmt the auxiliary insisted the A. I). Matthews.
veletsns of the Spanish W ar to, Mrs. W. E. Richardson of Or- Mrs. W. A. Leavitt, 24P3 Orn
place flan* anil flowers on the, lsmin snd Mrs. C. A. Ilslnes have Avvnus w ith Mrs. Eordyes II
deceased members' grave* and a l­ gone to Knoxville, Trim., to sell nerving as re-ho»tess. '
meeting will begin at 3:00 IV
so on Ihe r raves i f the widows visit fur awhile.
on Wednesday.
of Spanish Wi r veterans on MoMrs. M artin requests that n
mniial liny.
Mrs William M. MrKIm has one having flnlshnt goods to
It we* nnn. imeeil that the o r. retumeil from Oeela where shr
ganirutii n of the I’. S. W. V. h is bus teen visiting her daughter, Included In the n e it shipment
please bring or send them
assumed the rr.* pensihility of Mr*. Herbert Turner.
this meeting.
p'aeimr flog* on tin; graves of
This meet in* m irks the f
Veterans and their widows on
Mrs. (1. (i. Roller left today for anniversary of the Ilundlrs
oarh Menuiriiil Drv.
Virginia Heath, Vs., where she
fiervire* were hi I I at Jim cem- p'aus in visit with her sister, Britain Cluh in Sanford send
elrry by Cnntri Number 13, hon­ Mrs, J. F. Hawthorne for about cartons to headquarters.
oring defeased velemns on land two Wiwks.
and sea anil service, were al*n
held for eight dec, used mem­
Mi. and Mrs. W alter S. Cole,
bers of the n; v liary whose man left Saturday for Fort
ro to rs were n t's rh td to n large (it ines, (is., where they will
cv er-g rrm wreath.
»j&gt;end their miration with rela­
Mrs. M. J. Durak entertal ed
Members of the rnmn anil ’ tive, and friends.
h er small son, Mickey, on 11*
Frank L Wowl ruff, HI ha* fourth birthday with a I n &gt;ty
gone to summer school a t the party. The color theme of | nk
University of Florida, Gaines- and white was carried out In
Vi IRe Will lira a t the Pi tlm* decoration* of the lame
where
the guests
nsremli ed
hnpl'a Alpha F raternity house.
Throughout the afternoon
Ihc
Mr. nnil Mr*. H. J . Thurston Children enjoyed various in sics
and
at
a
Isle
hour
an
iced
I’Urae
nn,l children.
Miss
Emmeline
toiler. A report wn* given by Thurston arid Chart** Thurston, was served hy the hostess a s ­
Chicago, sisted by Mr*, tiihson Hate* 4nd
the member* who nt tended the have returned from
,tn tn convention which won hell! III , and ulher northern points Mr*. Jack Stsm llfer
Those Invited to attend vere
rc-ently in HI
IVI-mhurv nt where they spent their vacation.
Mckey
Dorak,
honor
puvsl.
which time Mrs, Mnry
Alms
David
Crmby.
Jessie G ardner snd ehlld- Johnnie Byrd.
Goodwin of West Point Reaeeli
AMine and Joan, arrived Ml*, Emily Matthews, Mis* Ja c ­
“ o - olecled department nre,i
day
from
Cootidge, G*. queline Quinn. Ml&lt;* Kayr Has
dent.
llnskins,
Gibson
lend the week with Mrs. kina. Ilamil
Those preseri l -,t
meeting
e rs psrents, Mr .and Mr*. Rates, Miss, M aiths Stumpy, Son
included; Mr*. Jonties. n( ^D*. \
Waie, at their home nn nv Lodge. Donald Morris, I'lirfls
J- R a re r, Mr«. J! Kricson Mr*.
Morris, Snooky Haskins, A ihrey
tin Avenue.
G C. Priest, M’s G. |{. Lord,
Dunn, Johnny
Rtumnv.
Billy
Mr,. Ernest
l.fgrrqillsl,
Mr*.
Mrs Ora Wallace of Atlanta Vincent, Mlsa F sllh Itrowfl Mis*
Alfreil King, Mr*. L. t}. I’lekrrRabun and M i*.' Rates.
|ng. M r,, c . L. Hew sun, Mr*. arrived yesterday to lie the gueat Maxine
Mr* stum py, Mr*. Vincent, Mis
Mi'mn I. iml,|.ii-t. Mi*. J H. of her •liter, Mrs. Henry Watson. B taadlfer and Mrs. Durak.
l yle*. Mr*. Affalfer nml Mr*. Mr and Mrs. WaUofi, Mr*. T.
&lt; Holt and Brum Bolt went to
Mar fihenfer.
Dnyluna Rearh whs re they met
her.
hr
with the form er* parents, Mr
Mr. and Mrs. 8, B. Crow of and Mr*. R. W. Ware. ITie R«\
Jacksonville apent tha weekend War* la the pastor of t h e lioyu
Ifft and Mr*, on Methodist Church, n r will gi
The regufap* so*,ion of St *
at thalr homo to Daytona Rearh on Wednes­
Mary’* Camp fnr Young G irls □n Geneva
ie. Herman D. day, where the Florida M rtht«ti.|
Middleton arcortipsnled lhem homo

Governor Vetoes

PAINTING— j
d e c o r a t in g :
INSURED
SAVINGS

Increase In Pay

nrnmu I

S E E OR
BORROW

(n-

S*. «MU» Ii\ mi
nf
I’mltri
l«m pfflmi'iil.
&gt;w him* r\ -

thi».NE\V

h e &amp; tO

AUTHENTIC HOME OOLOR

il.» I N S U R E D

STYLING
P O R T F O L IO
/tesig rii'if tty

i m o i t u r riMout HOMI
DICOItTIIO

I IM IT I

Sanford Paint
&amp; Glass Co.

Mickey Durak Fete I
On Fourth Birthdiy

SPEER &amp;

You : Giris’ Camp
Opens In Avon Park
Tnl(|t

u ((r

Avon

FREE

FREE

^

Thl* romp I* a pari of the
Mlsa Lucy Roumillat left yewi,piico|m | Church's program for
j the young ponpl* of the Diocese trrday for summer school s t the
| of South Florid* anil i, the last University of Florida In Gslneshranrh of Camp Wingrnnnr. to vlllc where she plans to attend
Mis* Roumillat
ho started. Thl, camn ha* been both session*.
carried on for the last six or was accompanied tn Gainesville by
her
parents,
Mr.
and M n. F. E.
seven year*.
Misa K atherine Morrison will Roumillat.
serve a* ihc ram p nurse fnr the
whole session. Those planning tu
attend from Hanford are: the
Misses Fndsley Melsch, Mnry Mr*. W. P. Smith all of Charles­
Ann Galloway, Katherine
Itati- ton, W. Va., have srrlved In HairCock. Olvve Ann Adam*. M urid ford where they plan to make
L im b, J*ne W hltnvr nml Dot­ their future home. They are liv­
ing a t 111 W. 20Ih SL, the formty Ann W hltner.
e l Dtghton residence.
long illness made It vettn n that
of Ml&gt;* Dorothy Swan­
he would not he in command of sonFriends
aril) he interested to know
the Amlnlstratlon'a niw
Ih,lioo.oon.otio national d rfrn m tsa th a t aha less *ccopied a position
hill, nnd assoclntoa douht*-d th at with the W inter I'stk Telephone
he would Iv able to resume his Company, as bookkeeper. Mlsa
Hwanaon spent the weekend in
Senate duties this session.
Sanford aa the gueat of her
grandm
other, Mr*. C arta BwanThe value of aerap material*
now being used in American In­
Ur. and lira. 11. Melton War*
dustrial production Is estimated
I Boynton are expected to ar­
in excess of a billion dollar*.

Mlsa Pearl Huhsnn
gueat of Mr. and Mr*
Roheon, Jr.
Members of the DeMoley h
turned yesterday from Dayton
Rsach where they held tin .
house party.
Julian Htenatrom
of It-* I
quarter* |V Army Corps, J,n
sonvllle, spent the weekend In ■■
with relatives and friends

This coupon is worth 10c
on any 50c purchase

Mia* Virginia Pord of Tall
h ***e* was the weekend g u - t
of her parents, Mr. snd M r, •

Valuable Coupon

Valuable Coupon

Mrs. Fred Ball has rot tin I
from Columbia, H. G. w h e n ■ ie
lu u been visiting with rclmi *
and frie n d s
Mrs. Mary Rawlins nf J.i-kson rills apent tho weekend tie i
aa tha gueat o f her patents, Mr,
Mrs. W. P. Fields.

This coupon iH worth 20c
on any $1.00 purchuHc

Tha Phi Alpha Kappa RererBy member* returned t h i s mein*
Ing
from Daytona Bemh w n
ea In Sanford today to visit
they have spent tha last 10 i!u»«
on th eir annual houseparty

Valuable Coupon

Valuable Coupon

* Mias. C harlotte
Llovd,
M.M
Opal Holcombe and Miss Amt*
Adam* o f A tlanta, G*.. were ike
this weekend of
Mi&gt;«
V lrgin|a Ford.

W mm'
This coupon in worth 30c
on any $1.50 purchase

i Mia* Florence McKay lias nr.
riv td from Miami to spend the
anmmar - months with
her pa­
rent*, M r. and Mrs. G. R. Mc­
Kay a t tk elr home on Hanferd
Avenue.

Valuable Coupon
VOID AFTER JUNK 31. 1941

r*P, Becky, B etty- Grace .md
Aoan of MemhaHvRIe, G*., nnd
Mis* Mffl* Kimble of Cor,I-Ie.
0 * ., a re visiting Mrs. E. W.
Cep*land fa r ah— 4 two w k * .

STORE CLOSED MONDAY, JUNE 16

Valuable Coupon

I U r j a n d 'E t a O. H. Winn amt
Mr. a n d . MV*. John L ie nf tide
Jity. aad M r. and Mnk L C.
v ln ln g o f Orlendn have returr.vd
ffPPi W ayrroee, Oa., whera they
attended a fam ily reunion ye**

This coupon is worth 40c
on any $2.00 purchase

Valuable Coupon

This coupon iu worth $4

on

any

$20

purchase

Valuable Coupon
VOID AFTER JU N E I t . 1941

|C

—

— — —— — — — — —

—

Valuable Coupon

This coupon is worth $5 1
on any $25 purchase .*

Valuable Coupon

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Xtottond to v_r— 4 1 4

P at Larsen
LEAGUE
Won’t Be Skeet Chajppiort Any More

1

Edwards ef ________ 4 0 * 0
P o p * If
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Cohkk p „v_________ * l 0 1

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WINTER PARK, Jung is —(0) tr ¥ MU of dap mad i k w shot,

TOTALS ________ *7 T *7 10
Sanford
_____021 010 000-4
Gainesville
-0 0 0 020 1 8 i- 0
Error*, GIGrk. TlaU.
Ran*,
L*V*U«r, Juitic*, GIGrk, Del fInn,
Thompson, Pruett, Brown, Popek,
Cohlck. Ran* billed In. Dalfino,
■*, K&lt;K«n*r. Booth, Mott 2, GoM , Kirkland. Two l w hit*,
Thompson 2. Booth, illomo ran*,

Plajra At Short
Saturday Tilt;
dies Win Here
»day Afternoon

wan* to bo a hospital technician.

a ToMeet

STOCKHOLM, Bw#d*n, Jana
11 — UPh— A tptclal co m •poident of Lh* paper D llt m
NytaUr la a dl*patch from Hoi*
tlall today laid Finland
for
m b lima ha* *Rcoar*g*d the
volintary ovaaaaUoa o f ' womon
and children from, tha capital.
la said tha measure waa «■
plahed pa a precautionary u i r -

Loads Tonight

n 4 and Galnotrfll* ipllt a
fgamae Over tha waakand
it G-Man winning tha first
lr hoou ground* 4-4 and
the'contest bar* y*»lord»y
Sera of 4-1.
lht- tho rival cellar team,
will lounity hare fur a

UValley lh
Juallee 2b ...
Booth e ___
McRaney If ,
Glrk *a n ._
KeQ'n rf ...
ha Saturday night game Pelflno Sb .
I took tha had to hold It Hardman cf
Me alnkth Inning whan TUti p cf .
.Bartimn Tells tllppod up
ffthtew Tint an a bunted
TOTALB,
i than tnaaad n wild .pitch
GAINESVILLE
* Hr* mas.
■
rday Manager
Charlie Mott a*._..... .
Oobcl lb __

etarted In a ehamplonthlp class
th e n wa* no compdlillDn,'’ ah*
oay*. “But there'* tap much for
me this year. Mr*. L. M. Smyth*
of A urora, O.. I* one of th* tap
contender* for Iho crown and
two othera are Diana Bolling,
(laughter of the famed World
War aria tor, and Mr*. M. B.
O rr of New York."

LaVntley -b

Justice 2b .
Booth « ___

McRaney If
ailleapla aa
Detflno 2b
Hardman cf
McQu'an rf

But when champlone talk Ilka
thle, It’* Juet like running up
«torm
T O T A L S /.-.....- . 2 4 7 17 12 field. ilgnal* for the rest of tie
Oalimavni*
,....0 0 1 002 000—8
Sanford
......... 00a 001 00 a -4
Errors, Thompeon,
Delflno,
Booth’ 2. Rune, Gobel, Kirkland,
Edward*, LaValley, Ju.tice, MeQuillen, Glrk. Runa hatted ip,
gobal, Pruett, Booth I, McRaney.
Ywwfcao* hiU, Gohel, Booth.
Thir^bM# hit*,. Gobel, Booth.
Stolen baaee, Juatice. Sacrifice*,
Jnatlcw Double play*. KlrkUnd,
Brown and Oob«Ij QilU.p»*, Ju*ttaiand LaVallmr. Left on b am
OnlMTllla 10, Sanford 4. Base
«■ bnlle, off Ryan 4. Glrk 2.
Btrneh out, by Ryan I, Glrk 2.

wall* the local! gat only Thompson rf

m g MOVE!

Q i a r r r

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an-

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pw. n o r to th * Mil * t n n p u tv
i l m id
461 h .o t n on o r M m I k i tth #07 ot
Ju ly

JM

till.

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M l •onfoaoo w ill bo ta ttro d agalaM

*0 J I T

in O RD KRED th at tfcli natle*
bo ooblUkod one* a wooh fo r lour
m a o to a tlr* wooh* :n Tho Hanford
tlormld, n now ipapor o f aonoral
JOT M
ranlatleo,
loonod la
Boimlool*
M i County, jrlo rU a.
W IT N K M my hand and lh * ton)
o f Ihla Court th is ■ d ay or Ja n a ,

in f o r d -----1— — « 1 40
GAMHB TODAY
Daytona at Orlando.
Ocala at Sanford.

IIIL

Do Land a t Getoeavllla.

O. P. flom doa
ot Ctreolt C o a r l
A t M. W otka, t&gt;r.

C lork
By:

Laeahorg at St. Aagnatlno.
BEHAVIOR IMPROVES
WA8HINOTON, Jan* 16—(#)
—Tha army* behavior, haa Improved materially aa IU also haa
Increased. official* nportad Bundt von thi strength of ft new
m r d*p*rtm *nt .tody of enII*tad m*o'« record*.
•
tw TWB CIRCUIT COURT OWTRR
fffitTiv j u n m A i r

c i s c p f f* lit

BABB

A m iO A T to n

n*A L nilCMAROW

row

M n * (c u r t o r rww cow r y

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RBBIMOLB • CODKTT
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IN
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M ARSHALL, DB*
RBAMCD— IN PRO RATR.
TO A M , WHOM IT M AT COW-

CliRNl

Nolle* I* horohy a lto n
that
M ary K Marohalt riled her final
MTAfttri0 4 ^
‘ " ‘iT o ^tD A T . report aa B io c u lrla ot th * - to ta l*
o f A rth ur R. M arshall, doeoaood:
r u im r r ,
(h it ehe filed her petition fo r final
V*.
rt.oTn w i a t r h o l u o a t , d b . dlechnrgri and (hat th * w ill apply
L E G A L NO TICES
to th* llon orohl* IL W W ire ,
rB N D A H T ,
DtVOMCW
County Jo d y * o f Morainal* C oahly.
that there are others better than
Florid * on th* I lk day of Ju ly ,
O
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BR
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BLICATIO
N
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N O Tit'B t o cm a i&gt;1 t o a ■
the.
,
PIXJT O E R N E B T H O LLID AY, 1 * 1 1 . fo r approval o f *om * and
COURT O r TUB COUN- Tn:whoa*
“Pour y e a n ago when I flrat INTTTUB
for
fin al dlaoharpo a* R ia e u t r li o f
Mat
heown
poll
offlc*
JlirxiK , SEMINOI.K COUN*

TOTALS

a .SSToSSt iV S

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Encourages
Evacuating Women

Cabal lb .
Thompoon r
Pruett If ..
Brown th „
Kirkland Sb
Edward* cf
Martin c ....
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pertain F u t u r e

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tent any elalmt 'and darnon do
whicti you, or olthor of you may
hn,o Stolnot tho ootot* of HKIOIIKIrr It. T. RIIN OE. doeooood.
Into nf told County to Iho t.’ounty J*da« of Homlnolo County,
Klurtla. nt lilo offlc* In th* court
linuo, ol oold County *1 Hanford,
Flntlda. within *laht cnlondar
rmin*!* from lh * lira* of th*
flrot puhllcallnn of thlo notlr*.
Korn rlolm or demand ehnll t&gt;*
In vrltiny. and' thhll t i l l ) th*
ploro of rroldonro 4IMI pool offlc*
addiMo of th* elotmnnl, and ohhll
he 0* urn to by th* claimant, id*
•ni. ,&gt;r attorney,
and any inch
rlol'i nr ilomnnd
not no filed
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T H K O D onK R. RUNOR
Ao oieculor of th* Loot
Will
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SANFORD,

FLORIDA,

JU N E

17,

M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P r e s s

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INTERVIEW ROBIN MOOR SURVIVORS

Private Debt
Payment From
Italy Blocked

ing In Norway
°

English Press Calls
FV&gt;r Clean-Up Of
Syrian Campaign;
Fighting Is Heavy

A Safe Haven

Economic War Is
Charged To U. S.
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uM»y triala ahead.
_ _ .JJ r * •—efeCed r o w

Military diapatchos to Vi­
chy from Syria today regtported a French counter at­
tack had driven the Brltiah
from the strategic town of
Merdjayoun captured
by
British forces a week ago.
gt The French asserted they’d
taken the offensive ail along
the front.

Rome Officials Say j
Americans H a v e
More — Investm ents

WASHINGTON, Ju n e 17 —
( * &gt; - A complete ban on oil ex­

Adolf Hitler wae reparted
-. ladav sussing -targe sues*
•
here” of German traape aa
tba wret eaaat ef Norway—
a passible springbaard for aa
lavarian of Scotland—and advlcee rearblag l-sndon said a
aleady atreani a t troop IraIsa
f • and aea-going transport* are
mavlag toward coastal hasea.
Cotnride*tally, tbe Finnish
newspaper Randmat la 11*1alnkl asserted tbe military
alt eat lew in tbe lUTle le
m ripe far eurprlare.
War tremors atlrred again
In the Balkaaa, aa alt Ru­
mania was ordered blocked
out for tbe first time since
the blacknet wae lifted a
^
month ago,_____
VICHY. Unoccupied France
Juno IT.—(A.P.)
Marshal
Phllilppe Prtaln. reviewing
Trance's al lust Ion on the
fleet annlversarv of
g leadership of the
. told tha French peoeple
today they bad been “uelthur said out war betrwrrd."
Md asked them ta giro Mm

Kalians Benefit »l
Hv V. S. Measure si,

Action Is Taken Be­
cause O f Threat
To U. S. Supply

Situation In Africa
Said D e v e l o o i n g
For Axis Forces
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Freezing Of F ascist
Credits In U, S*
Brings R e p r i s a l :
(*erniuny Will A ct j

Government Ban
On Oil* Exports
Asked B y ick es

Although h er eapreaelon does­
n't show It little Ruth Merlon
Sti'in, H, urns one of the h ap ­
piest paaaengera aboard aa ship
brought her to New York. H er
fath er, a G frm an lawyer, waa
practicing In Faria until the Na­
lls put him In a concentration
camp fo r nine months.

ports from the east coast of the
United States, w ithout prior gov­
ernm ent approval of Individual
shipm ents, waa proposed today
to the petroleum Industry
bjq
Secretary Irkea, defense petrole­
um coordinator.
The action followed close on
the heels of the stoppage of a
140,000 gallon shipm ent of oil
from Philadelphia to Jap an be­
cause of a threatened oil famine
Olt the eastern seaboard.
The governm ent acted yester­
day to guard consum ers against
any unw arranted Increase in
bread prices.
Leon Henderson, price adm in­
istrato r, sent a le tte r to leading
bakeries asking them not to ad ­
vance bread prices w ithout contu ttin g hi* office.
Aides of In terio r Becretvry
Icke* said he had secured agree­
m ent of the Sinclair Consofldated and Standard Vacuum Oil
Companies to h alt loading of
the oil aboard tbe Japanese ship
A rum s Marti a t Philadtlphia.
Icke* stepped In, they eaid, af»
te r a Philadelphia oil consumer,
the Wilson M artin division of
Wilson I Co., had
protested
movement of the oil from the
east roaet at a tim e when It had
no assurance It could get ade
quate supplies to continue oper­
ations.

Defense Unit Is
Jaiven Rifles A t Iffotorlsta M oat P ay
-Regular-Meeting
More EnliatRientB
Are Announced By
Captain Of Group
Rifles were Issued to members
of the Seminole County Defense
Force end the men were meas­
ured for uniform* at the regular
meeting of the unit last night at
the Armory, E. C. H arper, cap
tain, aald today.
Approxlmmataly 60 uniforms
were ordered tndag, and Captain
H arper said he expected to re ­
ceive them soon. Others will he
ordered when fu rth er m easure­
ment* are taken.
Three additional
enlistment*
were accepted for tho Defenae
Force last night. Tha man are
William R. Williams, Terry V.
W right and Richard S. Vernay.
Applications fo r enlistm ent were
received from
It other men,
but have not yet been acted upon,
Captain H arper slated .
Now th a t members of tbe de­
fenae unit have th eir rifles. In­
struction will be started neat
week In the fundam ental princi­
ples of handling firearm s with
emphasis on ta fa handling,

British troops Storming to­
ward ancient Damascus, capital
of Syria, claimed a fonr-milo
ftadvmace amid rwports that fight­
ing la becomlftg heavier on all
fronts In the 10-day-old invasion
of Frnnea'a Mlddla East colonies.
While tha British prase clam­
ored for n swift daaa-up of tba
^campaign tba British
acknow­
le d g e d French resistance is sttffonlug
reinforced by troope
n a M from nertharn Syria.
Ffwldcat
Roosevelt'■ order
padlocking nil German consulate*
in tba United States and damandUrn anatar of various Natl
agunta treated a tense atmos­
phere la Berlin.
la Borne. Italy's fire-brand
editor Virginia (layda, who ofIan speaks for Premier Mosco£ lla l, asserted Roosevelt's sfonnTarget practice, with sub-callm lf. and financial’ stricturev
•gainst tbe Axis coneUtoted "an bre rifles, already la tinder way.
open declaration of
economic The new rifles will be used In
• a s j ngaiaet tbe Aid* powo*mH drilling.
wMcb^may Isad U ’ atttrel k m
Captain Harper said that by
Monday night, when the Defenae
* On tba North African front, Fores will held Its next regular
tba British opened a man- meeting, be hoped to have a
waiting Hat prepared of those
m m sad I Uliana
who wish to Join tho unit. He
•Itm tioci Is d t v t k i
odded that man Intern tad in altx
f a r Dm Axis fo rt*
Ing up should make application

TALLAHAB8BB, Ju n e 17 —
(fP&gt;— Persona who refuse to pay
an additional |S fo r license tegs
which they bought early this
year before a mlx-up In tag
prleo scales waa discovered a rr
subject to crim inal prosecution.
A ttorney General W atson ruled
yesterday.
Several thousand tag* fo r new
model* of modlum-prtred cars
were told fo r 110 before It waa
found the models were in the
weight rang* requiring |t B tag*.
H enry J. Driggers, m otor vehir* commissioner, aald some had
refuaod to oxebang* tb elr plates
and salted tho attorney general
w hat to do about lb

Florida Had 28,614
Retail Stores In ’39
WASHINGTON, Jon* 17 —
UP)— Tho Comae Bureau re­
ported yesterday that there were
28,814 retail stores In Florida
during 1919,' that tbelr aaloi
•mounted to 1814.494.000. that
their stocks wer* worth (78,748,000 and that they employed
71,190 elarka to whom they paid
(04.144,000 In wage*.
The report aald independent
atone In Flerlda during 1980
numbered 9M 79 and that they
did 7T.8 percent e f the' total
bualnaaa. There were 1888 ehaln
stores and thoy did t l . l pec­
cant of tba bualneaa. Tho cen­
sus report Included, house-tohouse
selling
eetebUhmenta,
commteeariea or company etorea,
farmer and consumer co-opcraUvaa and the like.

► Tfca B ritish a»U

Hofmann Wins Rickenbacker Trophy
At Daytona Model Airplane Contest

ItO.MK .lim n
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ir c i'/in ir
A nn i ii ;m
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uJiy■n«■iiis friim l l nl i m i iirlv u to
Ivlits (n A nn i n ail* In d a v Ia
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r r p rie iil fu r lln* lii'p z in if o f
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11 &lt;i Iin 11 i i i d i i H in 1 1ity U n ite d
Si ;i I ps.
Three of the t l survivors if the U. 8. freig h te r Robin Moor, officer of Ilia Robin Moor; Karl Nilaen, aeron.l r n g m .ir of I to
sunk by a subm arine in the I loath Atlantic, May S I, an- Inter­ Robin Moor; Virgil San.brim , thin) engineer of ilo*
Moot,
viewed by U. S. officials aft* landing on the B raiitian sli-amvi and II. S Consul Walt, i 1 I intlocum. P u tin ,
ni.lou d t
Osorio a t Racifc, Ilraiil. From e ft to right: Lieut.-Comilr. William New York from Hurlin'* A i m *
A. Hodgman, acting as U. S. Navy observer; John Hcnigan, llunl
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Senator Explains Sanford Baseball Franchise Goes
Elks Give Full
B i l l s Affecting
Back To State League Directors Support To US0
biisi'loill
City And County
Drive For Fund
S a n f.n .l

Sebring (Granted

Referendum Will Be
Held On 2 ltemt
Applying L o c a l l y

w ns

Over $5,000,000

tn

For Army School

people In the dlitrict for their ap

expenses can bo Incurred,' Sen­
ator Houabolder aald.
•Thl* referendum gives the
peoplo ample protection and the
right to determine whether they
want tho district to Kocomo ef
foctiv*. It (a left to tha City
Commission to cal) an election H
and when It shall bo decided that
a port district Is needed.
“A third bill affeota tho adminIstrmtlon and function of U&gt;* City
Commission and provides for the
election of a mayor and four
mission*rs each for two-year
terms and an election thereafter
years. Thl* blU also
referendum,n Senator

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WASHINGTON. June 17
Throe Mil* affecting the (T tf
M’1— t ’ongn-aaman Petersen ,m
of Sanford, aa wed as olhor leg!** imunCed yesterday Hint |f&gt;.0i!j,
U tion which y c a lrn h y became lew Gift had been allocated for the
w ithout th e signature of Goryw Lvale training school n t the A t.
nor. Holland, were reviewed today tnjr Air l oip* at .Seining,
Al Ihe same time, the Wm
by State Senatur Erin-al F D epartm ent
ndvisrd
Seiuslut
lioushuldar. Two of the mva-- Pepper I lie Sebring alloratlnn *uurca, one to alter the method id H.OKl.tiSfi. winch did nnl Ini Imir
riveting the mayor and anolhri engine, i ing ovcrhesrl of m *ily
to create a Sanford port author a million In fund* held for an
corps in spec tat accuunl*.
Ity, require n referendum.
Pel. iso n s figure*.
however,
"So th at all parties might on.
derstand the manner in which Included the engineering mm
local bill* are handled,’’ Svnalm head, and he pul the total ul
IlouahoUIrr eaplalnrd, "I can *»&gt; loration at more than f 1,0111),Itno
th a t It waa my policy that tin over Ihe original estim ate of
bids be introduced in the II oium Ih* funds to be spent on tbe Si
of Representative*
and when [bring nir school.
First announrrm rnt
of
I Inpassed there, unless I had annii
extreme objection, the bills were i Sebring school was made lo-t
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week,
at
which
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allowed to pas* the Senate.
"All local bill* are pa-se.l in partm ent announced aelectinn of
the House and Senate as * mnt I* WUno acre site five miles »n,1l&lt;
tor of courtray to the repreai n •'•»&lt; ef the city for a secondary
1st Ives end aenatora, and of » 'r tram lng acheol.
course unless they agree It is I At
* ' that
,h*' Hitti*,
time, Die* W ar D e­
uauaully an Impoaiihllily to pas, partm ent Hid not inniuinrp the
local legislation,"
the
senate, fund* to hr npciil «n tho pn«i
ret, but Frlrrai'in mi id it would
‘ '" T h o bu ll which met with th r]» * n l »,’ou* IJJ*0" ." " "
approval of tha Hanford delcgu - 1 The Army hope. I l a
tlon ware
ware llatod
llatod yeaterday
yeaterday in The ■»»&gt;""&gt; In operation _ by October
tion
or November anil when cnmplcl
Sanford H erald end there are in | 1-4
|t will accommodate 16011 of
addition some other bill* th a t I- fleer* and men and 260 flvlnx
cam* law before th a t date.
cadets. When In full operation,
‘T h re e bill* affecting the City noaslhtv In 11M2, probably 2.
of 8anford were approved, one to 6(0 officer*, men
and cadet*
borrow money for municipal pur- will be garrisoned there. _____
poaca not txceedlng $40,000, one
creatin g a Sanford port district,
and another to cheng* the method
of electing tha mayor. The port
oven-­
au th o rity
referen
Ity bill earrlea a ref
dum which
hleh require* tha authority
to the
to submit' the
tbe question
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p royal before any taxax «r other

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City News Briefs
M arriage licensee were Istuc-I
a t the C ourt House yeaterday
to A ugusta Hall, Jr., of W inter
Garden and Mian Elvira Scaly
of Clerm ont, and to Lawson D.
Gill, Jr., and Mias Anna
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Wood, both of DeLsrid.

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Formed As Call Is Made For More Boys
for practice and tryoute.
Boys from Altam onte Spring*.
Long wood, Oviedo, Geneva, Chuluota and all boya la the county
are edible for the team. Ur.
Chapman atatad. They do not
have to be b o m of members of
the
American Legion.
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schedule la expected to b# made team can g e t fat. touch with any
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Mb). A large num ber of k m Poet and bis name will be turned
bar# turned . out fo r the team
but all boy a who wa n born bo­

Rulra are being eiUbliahad
and tha team of the Ameircan
Legion Junior league la bolaf
formed aa acting ’chairman, Bart
Chapman, aerula out a coll far
more player*.

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this m orning to re-roof a fram e • li lc f r o m t h r it ealer muM, ahuw
building a t 1906 W est Tenth that the v r h i t l e wan jiurchared
S treet a t a cost o f 1100 with 8. Julia 1(1, 1041 or aubaequently,
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Du# to rain tha weakly iwlni 10t tha tax collactur eiplalnad.

achad ultd to aUrt today
at Sanlando Rprings has been
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Doanor Morrison, Inatractor, aald

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NUMBER 243

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abandoned the town of Kimaoo,,
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Ceremony To Fenture
Ilintory Of Flags
Read liy Herndon

Ftench Assets
• May Be Frozen

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t a e H u r e d l k o f r W s , a f Ik .
M m ta « t n U Invaded o r oc****** ■?•***••■ countries net
r * r i m l y covered la froe*.

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!u? Zu alb* A
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waa
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emm-gsney declared recently.

nrH11 « St*ten .Secretary of
Hull cauatlcAlly acCH*®d Vichy of doing Ger­
many** fighting for her In
Ifyant: by tha acerbity of
hla word* ha raised the pna•iWUty that the United

The naval bat* a t F s u M ^ it a '( a b o v e ) ' le'jlitsid &amp; t W object
of a bitter N ail aerial attack an Cyprux. Fam agusta; Is the only
harbor on tho Island where larg er ahlpe can dock a t Qui quay.
C apture o f Cyprus would p at. German force, in a Strung position
to attack tha Free French a n d ' B ritish In Syria. ’

were believed to lie ,111] In pot.
session of a ring of fo rt, srpsad
the city, the Free French forres
apparently were waiting the out­
come of par.ey, for a peaceful
occupation.
An Associated
P ro
dis­
patch direct from lla m iv m ‘,8111
tor capital apparently wnulf be
tleelarnl an open rlly and thus
New Congresswoman M
( ‘npitol with lour of tor 1
lioodloe, II, front, and Jim
i|ii' (Ith Maryland D latm l.
In an airliner rruah Mir 1■

Fans Toss Fate Of Ball Club Back
Into Laps Of Directors At Meeting
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T w enty-four boy*, signed up
fo r American
Lwglon
Ju n io r
baseball a t a meeting held youterrlay afternoon a t -the Legion
ti n t and (he firs t practice wae
elated fo r Monday morning a t
the la k a fro a t diamond a t BlOO
o'clock. Joel Field announced this
morning.
All boys who - are Interested
In playing on the team aad h a re
n e t registered already a re In­
vited to a tten d th e practice to
be held Monday and alga up
with B ert Chapman aad .Emil
Amann, who a re *
coaching th a taam .
American
Ju n io r Base___ ,__ ____ ,._ y o d In thle
eountry fo r IB vsara and a- Wotld
aerie* playoff had beef! held ev­

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Sanford's baseball fu tu re waa

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Baseball" Team

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tile d to th e ' M eeting were pre
se n t and a few o th er interested
fans. A fte r tw o boors of deli­
beration and .suggestions
th.___ ha decision
_ _ _____ _ , . r t made th a t the
final decision, he le ft to the S an ­
ford directors.
Considerable oalaido
Interest
hae been shown In the crisis
t h e ' bali eluk a feeing s i The
O riande R eporter Btar, Daytona
Beach News Jo u rn al, Daytons
Beach 8«n te e p rd and Ote As­
sociated Press otfkB of Jackson­
ville have called The Herald to
verify th e atpry th a t appeared

May Mine
ir York Harbor

soMally

fu rth er

Gross Receipts Tax
Out A fter June 15 Group Goes To TaiInluiHHcc fly Way Of
Train Front Orlando

LOCAL WEATHER
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Flui fall r i r t y *liw
ud
wttk ;j p i sikersd affeftfhMtfi ItHiaiffMaHMan,

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8m Xi'fiil'fin!*' f ‘muiiIy ll(iyn left
IhM ii lull I fm 1 wlml
tth err
Htntt*
H im - showing the w r k "f
llii'jr will try thrlf hitml nt *|i.
A.l„ir Hiller'* war-hardened dlf i haI iti jk" tin1 8Unl«' ifiiVi'f n uii'fi t nn&lt;l
x-t-ioir, srol a irfo n e in the llslthe i imirljs nf just if*1 fm h vv»***k
kim- mid rlsew herr w rre run off
Thr Rrmip M'fri'fi ii iy the* ill!
lo'foM* ltii,sl»n officer,, M"«row
frrrn t nrgnrilJjit o*n» iin s|nm*iu*,
•11. pmr, lie, said, a few hour, after
wm taken to Orlainlo lartt night
t|u Soviet lord «laled that large
to Imiiri tlir iimMlf 1m»ii | ii 1jt I
(lei msrt forre, were being r«lhtrniri of thr Oifnriilii 441 anil H Ho, i, I in cistern N srl leirltorie*
rirty , Mrhull Mill ti«k ■* thoiii to tin
mid Ih ,I Hu,*ian rc e r v is t, were
Hint!' millin'
going through maneuvers aero,*
Tho»c ifoing fnuii hire- nrvl
till hnrdel
their ftfHirtiiiirw «n
Sin 11 movie shnwiog, »re raleuFull A Hljtrihrn*bl|&gt;, leorurIal*'i|
In inspire owe u v e ihs
wim el
1 ivir ( hih,
Kliner H,
oiil lm y |inwer of (he reich.
II uni, Ovfnlu (Immlwi of lorn
I ieroiHiiv', Hill r k i leg movies,
men * , 1&gt;*•vi&lt;1 (iRtrhel, l.loni &lt;*1uh;
iiidaldv i f the F’olish ram palgn
Kent I Jeti'r, Jt
Ilntgry Clubs
rif I hr VkMf Oil &lt;»f | ITIMFI y’i
K'lunuil S MurOmll, k u an ii Club
w i-fi'in front, havi* l»**rn ahown
milt 1 Mylor brow ft, J r , AimTirun
| I west I mae*4 ■■ F*B» T***&gt;
U'tnnii
I'iirpofti' of the Hoys* State,
which I* ipvnnimreH liy the Am*
ericin
h " in effort ui»
the imrt of the legion to hr Ini;
Ut the Uiyw of F oriilu a know*
hrillfi* of the fumlniiiehtal firinrj|iuL" of mu American
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Time of Ihe swimming c lass..
n tent through actiml practice In
11 If* I!,.....
a.
&gt;1'" ,lnvi*r
in1 .Mi.iv ...........led to . start mMonday
. .
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the dutIn* of rlly. rounly »n*i
Jaeksonville w here, he. n changed to - IHI to 6:U0
• 1#te nfflcre for I lie pr f iml of
i‘*k11cel **&lt;l in Orlamlo I iif«lfM k in tha aftrrri"&lt;*n and r*ch
Hoyii Ht*te,*’
nt. Mr White Haiti |&gt;nrt iripant &gt;• atk rd tu irfla U f
The Imi/» will live hi a dorm­
Is needed in the l , i (hr pool a t Sanlando Kprtngs,
itory at the Flu r blit R i l e Collegr fur Wipinvn end will lio'd
lit plane parts slid * Miss Kleanor Morrison. Iiistructassemblies sikI sessions dally,
f
i ho
nictal
h a,
for (h, classes, said today,
with recreation program s, games
S nationwide ram
* | „ho Intend to Uh* p art
ami contest*, athletic arlivltlrs
illect old aluminum p, t|,g classes, open to anyone
and the organising of a hand as
mil tu the defense (u Sanford, ato asked to reglaU r
tide activities
Anrlersuo ,sid r'i Sdocr Monday, June 18. A *peAddresses will tie given d u r­
lhe country or* puP ,.|a | r,(* has been arranged w ith
ing the week by former (ioverirh cam paign, and | | , rb*rl B U rr, m anager of B atner Rebuilt, Flat* B snstsr U '
;n put une on he- Undo Springs, f*r all studant*.
Roy Co lih* and others.
rvun asked," he addThose who have tk tr a mom
Here U a typical day s program ,
la th eir car and could take p a t­
which wi t vary as circumstances
io
t&gt;*
placet
si
First
arng
trs , a t w tll a t thoaa who
de ms nd during tha week:
'■rk Avenue In front have n* m tana of Usnspotfta6:M A. M. arts*: 7;44-BtlB A.
ord A tlantic Nation- tj„n ar&lt; atked to get In lough
M. cleaning and Inspection of
i,l In front uf the wtlh j j | M Morrison.
q u a rte rn Hi30-t»:J0, A. M. g en­
eral meeting; W:*6-IS;00 oelcck
noon, school. In session; 1:16-2:30
IV M.. criminal, civil and su­
preme courts In session: 2:80-4:03
P. M-, w orse lion period; 4:200:00 P . M . c itr a nd county gov­
ernm ent function; dinner; 7800:00 P. M-, general asaeafUy,
Edward K. Lane, chairm an of
entertainm ent
I n s p l r a
t I o n a 1
speakers,
movies; th* inter-club comm ittee of the
KiwaoU
Club, said today th a t
0:00-10:16 P. M. Caucuses, aleetho Sanford Club bad held five
meetings w ith other club* In Cen­
tra l Florida since Ja n . I, a re­
cord which be described aa “the
beet fo r suck m eetings sine* Use
club was organised In 1021." .
A t the tam e Urns Mr. U n e
announced th a t the Orlando Kiwanls Club will pro feat a pro111 Hu- M-tfiml mii ii 'in f Hoys

Pitm an Named Coach
Of Bradenton School
il. O. Pitman, Jr., aon-ln-law
of Mr. and Mrs. John Rchlrcrd, Sr.
107 W est T enth S treet, has been
appointed coach of
Bradenton
High School for tho coming year,
according to a rep o rt In th* Tam ­
pa T ribune.
Mr, Pitman, has been the heaJ
reach of Summerlin Instltula at
B artow fo r eaveu yeura, follow­
ing hla graduation from the Unlverstty of Florid*. During the
summers
he
played
baseball
with th* Bartow Orange Bell
taam , acting as m anager of U»»
club fo r two years.
NO LONDON ON LKAVE

tome eatc atg
eay w hether

Voluntary Group
Starts Aluminum
Collection Drive

links', message wee
In
.vl M ussolini', , perch III
II Hncc e,serted the Jap*
'would no* remain fndlfin the fere of American
ion ,|r» ln ,l the A lls.'
Jsp sn eie foreign mlnlsded Ita ly ', ",ollil eolta11 with (lerm any, which
he disturbed
hy
any
or man. will bring to a
Ihe common mlwlon which
e original puipos* of tha
1 Italian .llle n e e a n d which
n l , wae clesrlf epeclflfn
hy the T rl-I'artile Pact,
rniguia of the true list*
tm n, between Russia and
iv thickened lest night ae
riet officially admitted that
t army anil newlv arrived
1 veteran, are faring each
»rro,, their eaatern Kurofrontier—and
Neil
war
nude their appearance In

LONDON, June U ^ - t D - A n
order which waa In effort during
(ho Intensive German a ir raids
on u n d e n U tt Autumn, tanning
London to all arm y men on *«■*•
onleea th eir homes mere there,
w tt reissued Friday.

Tax AnHCHnorN Are
Asked To Stop Work
TAI.I.AHASKKK, June M —
l A t - Hist#
('uinptrullrr
l^ e
told county las assessor* 1**1
night to slop work on their ins
rolls pending a meeting hrre
June 24 to d is c u s operation of
new laws m a rle d hy Ihe MU I
legislature.
T ss assessors, las eullector*.
rlerks oP circuit court, school
superintendents, and chairman of
county commissions and school
board* will attend th* meeting
for what I,ee drscriber as ‘‘dlsrusaion of general assessm ent
and rollection of ta le s , budget
making, and, th* financial sup­
p o rt of the ruuntlca and th*
county school*.1’

Sommer Comp At Winona Slated
To Open June 30, Says Morris
aaer camp f a r bays a l Uw t a y t a re In ram p. Such ae&gt;na wlU epen l u flf- tlvltiea as swimming,
boating,
**.*? y ? y **
athletic* e f all kinds, scouting,

nrt»i?rt3r*ftal£j!; Wkta»- n,tur* **“4^ *"4 c*mP

E. M erria, dLwetor of
•aid iM r me ruing
&gt; la lean ted about five
i u f D e U e n Bpringt
ruu a ty sw Luka Win(u n fa stated . I t has
Ogalgpad aabias and
r a e tlia bull aad era ft
ell aa a iaima dining
idiag o v a r M te lake,

f Ve
will keep the boye
bury during tho days and ow nlng»B. F , Gan** wUI have charge
o f the th so tin g activities a*
th* camp la a mem ber e f a nad u a l shoot lag amoeiatWa, Mr.
Ma rris stated. B. C. 84 sale Is to
ro ad ag t all o f the athletic a rtlrttlee wHk lb s help a f Joa Da­

Weekly Swim ('lass
Will S tart Monday

Lane Says Kiwaniana Have Had Best
Inter-City Meetings Since 1921

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During Summer

! i th e concern with which tSe BrlilWi vie# the ftonidMllity thnt the French floet may be turned oVcr to Hitler
by the Vichy government gives rise to the question -Its
to w h a t w o u ld b e t h e p o s itio n a r t h e u n i t e d s i i t r * If t h e

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$50 R ew ard s

In hopas'fci- literally * s tU r ir s ^
three llv itiaad of AmWicsrl-noli
W atson oatllDod fo r tho state disrs alt over th e’Tenneaaee lend-

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Brl*. 0*47 Oem-gh’ B.' Patton s *
(d d n tfr dffelr o f MB tii tho mso
who venture* .H al. Ocn. K llllam ,
N. Haskell. pi*s |5 for each man
h, , the Victorious squad. General
1(h»k*il .M atted It by o ffe rin '
*W fu r1General Patton, so e o n f i ^
dvnl vs* bs of th s srm y’s abil­
ity to stop tho fltt-m o v ln g tank
division. * ■
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sired. Peterson laid he hrdnted to : . Thera rrd U .000 mon and eopi"
3000 vehicle* In lb s yolumps of
whrb fo r b .jp s U t a H .d e g f t* &gt; «te*l, noised Friday night In ih c ir_
builnsst. ad n u m iu ritlo n ..,
..... F o rt Rcnninr bivouac arcs f«v®
i ha s ta rt o is r lv RSturdsy thrftttgh
Georgia to ChkhamapKa perk
near C hatU oncm . .
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They so s rh t to add chscv IS

Preston *. PeUiaon. Identified by
the board as a ndgto.
By law, and a United flt»t««
suprem e court decision l« a Ml**&lt;furl cast. W a tftft' s lid a negro
«It Iten U M tlttad to admission to
the state university In th* ab-

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' 111’ thk "name way i f ' tHb Olittnitti-ifaltV'maM«fy of
Iho "neaj; "tho 6hl&gt; plate where the B rltlih1hafo lhba H i
•hoWH~ahy',,|lU{Jtirl(irltyl 1 artB: Wcrt&gt;' babied "lb ertiwi tint
HuRflaH' CHkrihtfi ' Hi substantial hUrtibcnl and ctii'ry 1the
flghtliSg rbf tho firm time ttt’BHtUh abli. it [k;Wt' 4t Mil

ealcc.^lb«..,.SNmW.-r,^Qo1 **]d

llkelk t h a t «■ V ichy ifo v etn
n m eettt
tlt w ould b e kstabifsiidd
U stablfnlifd ;ii
Hi
n dorf''ithd' t h a t " Sooner
« w * t.t. &lt;t««t
fall u n d er1 th e * |* u of NMI

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Jrillhd &gt;ms...........
States Would

GOD W ILL PROVIDE: T sks
no thotight skying, W h it shill
w d .b alt or, .W hat sh ill we drink?

and i n these things sh ill bs addad an te y ou— M stthow 6:91, as.

lW b ‘ find itsrif Iri' ihUtih
10 MaittB'blfeillcamelit WhidH Enttlkbd U 'noW ih. TM t^hB
nOd1'ilk^Mfl 'bfoUH ertemWa'tniuld ' ont«irlnW¥'''hlii,"blrtl
IhrHUiO'of'flbbut Iwb to oHa. We would' hdVd anothe#
.w^ritd''bMttlknabt In the biuo 'pritu stage b u t 'l i r t h i
c4titlrt|ll'#b Wtidld have to dafeHd‘OtiWelycs in two occana
. the ikHje time With a oiieLbceari'navyl
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•It'MIgfit veyy Welt Iw th at fcVen ikf' IJithl»‘"wriUld‘Ilavd
. db«iWufb rw aF with thill coUntVy* and wOUH 1‘MwftiK'tti
ttie doWM oh his canquedti' aboard add' cabcfoliy'mftm
cnb'tfUi t' la Hahliy lik e ly lh a t hk''Would do &gt;0 #hlforW
nilfiued to build up out Bbval‘bil*ttt,,to the eduIVklont
’ h«,"to'traiM oue-youn/t men m the bH b of war and t?

c o n tm d a o u f1' e la b o r a te d e fe n tta p h ig r a m :
- " H e W ould 6 1 -c o u rs e e x fk trt tiiT td d tm fo rm M tl ie 'fteW
d rd e f t« '(fb 'tiH )v ts o u r p e a c e fu l IM M it!atm |jy dW eo rillM ilH |
o u r'J rt-rtia m e n t p ro g r a m w h ila h e eOnKoiidktmi hfn ju tsm o ti
in tk « C a |» ' V d r d e - a i td CafiktW fiia n d /i, n t U a k iK 1' l i r ,l » l
J-y? in Invasion of tit*
-VUlM fj lotas Would he *'fsn lhiKf - M itl' p e ril so n in O rc e n ia fu i ttn d 'fin rtn tn h tra ld lfie 1 flu u lh
taftic." iVrhsps hn Intends to A m e ric a n 1a n d C a rlh b ita n hanM , w h ile ( h r J a p e m o v e d ih 'b il
• tll. ua a T rnjart Kyrta, .
B r itis h p o s s e s s io n s In th e F a r E o a t a n d tits D u tc h F a s t
In d ie s.'’ ntt*M*nuJ ■
i w u* .•eqttif •-&lt; ;y.u Slbtiv to
’ O f Courts wh rS h 'l e tp e rt to
oU
r'hlternative
would
be w kdtiulewo twa«eni|iy tb
tutr* business as usUkt In these
trying times hut most or u* Nnkl’iw|nlnatl0h or f i g h t without allien a eomblhnlibn &lt;rt
would appreciate
apprsclats your ususl
usual bus-

out a naw "•ccrsl" w n p o n th a t
w ould, double the night driving
mkfttuVrrahllllV of Uis i'hilr* dfvlsjetx This dovlca Is so compli­
cated. announced the second dU
v lilo ij.ih d t r n l y e doten m m in *
the United State* knew enough
to build It.
. ,* j.,
It Is elect rlcsfty operated, and
.In use for th* firs t time,
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loll I h i Ilf )

G3-Yeftis0ld Woman *
* Is Given Diploma
S t . PRTtfRSBUHtJ, J s n e U _
(8 peel*!)—Among lb* 4ft0 grad­
uate* to receive diplomas f*om_
the 8 t. Petersburg Senior . Ulgh“
F-hool last week tens a M -yesr
old woman, lira . Mary Russell

bpW is Fitthvr's
if April g o e rs
btpecUUy fob

W* a s * Hy ths papers ths olh.
*C tUV WhSfs A| ; Rrnltrt vl«lt4d
tM Whlia JlonsS ahd shook hshds
wJUt ths President. The muc| .
F*ney tnust ru tty he Osttlnd •»It h i t bach defllliCtl that • G cttssu

Pay.

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g.DO People's Platform
Ot-IU Its sc boll Stores
fl:-15 UP Hews
• :4S Columbia Concert Urchestrs
7:00 Hopper Hour
T:IB P|»ort* 1fi,V&gt;rter
7:2S Md'stc Ittom
7:10 tlulfy'S Tsvsrn
i:6fi Klmcr Davis and the news
S. 00 Hit Parade
S:4B Katurdsy Night Krivnade
Bill Pui'lc Affairs
#:45 News of the World
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11:00 Uhttm Welle, n e ii
11:0ft Ghas. Hplvnk Orchestra
11 :lts Press News
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Tall, Klmer d. r t ug to Lester
Thgrpe et tut
Velno. Hagvey e t ux to John
Iteiiten at Us
llrsdstnw , J . N. et ug to It. J.
S ch lrain ter (Piled 0-12-41 &gt;.
W arren, Ralph M. Ct ug to Carrie
L. Smith
DUAL BBTATM MORTOAOHS
Tharpe, Lester et u a to A m er|tap

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IN THE DATS BEFORE fOAO

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7:00 Momldg lcevotlnns
7:30 Sllrlday Motntng breakfast
'" M B '." ,.. L"&lt; ”
k:00 NeWs of Esropa
• :( l Devotion Ih Mflslf lt
H:»0 Ftdm the Organ Loft
I 'f k CdliiMbla'i (Tipsy Caravan
BtMCKurCh of the Air
, B:30 WJngs Over Jordan

■ jlbst yoLng A m rrtrsnn
are
Wtillug to aarrifirs UiHr Uvea if
necessary for national defenaet
h u t doing a* a y with th a t Sund ay afternoon fay rids ts going
i lUlls h it Uo, far,
.

Krailh, iA rrls , u

I* Ralph

Prevented from completing her
high school education f i a Voting
girl W an e* o f Ulnesa, a n d .e m -O
ployed for the past
years, sbe
tot It the.'first opportunity end en­
rolled In Ut« local high school
when aha. rsm s M re a t a per.
manant resident last y h ir. -•

, She would hare graduated from *
Metetiutyporl, Mass., nigh school
with the Clast of IMS if the bid
been privileged to cohtlnue her
tehoollng, but wad Thread td wait
40 years u» reslite her ambition.
.A s k e d , wbF aha decided U an-*
ter the d ate ao late jo. Ufa *ad“

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pt hiblfofTW U W tM T th a t'F la rv t*
HSInrS, Bfnjaihta T . et ux to Will benefit tremeltdodaly as a
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Sanfcrd Produc^an CpedU Assp. rem ote *" »«» 'r

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T. to C. FT. Baker e t
PlCdt ‘‘(tk tlo n a i' napS
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Choir
. ’ “ J 'R ilfh t C a m p ' wUs o b v io u s ly In s p ire d b y t h e 'o A r te r (if 12:00 Church of the Air
H |tU R r a iH a n o u s h B a y ; a b n u tlm u
c o n c e r t '' b ln g c r
Of 12:30 March pf Games
FV ebcn-A t-m ctilnn e x tr a c tio n n |l6 a a la th h u u b k n d w an tA d
t e t a r y In th o T u r k is h E m b a s s y , b e fo r e h«" a n d 1 H o tla tfle
i: i o Hbat HU Nluslc
ir e ttt in t o t h e f i g h t- t r a i n in g b u s in e s s a t B u m h ilt, N . J . .
1:04 Colum bia. B r o s d u s tin g
su m * Bo f t e r i ' W ,
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1 “ .Tight Cainp: will provide spots from tittle -tn tli*e 3:30yn a HOPMsa That Refreshes

ftlr real fighter* like Billy Conn and Joe Louis, whd
paartd on the fimt show. Mutual hoima to Induce'ahm*rtW like iportadovIng CliletW Safety Kaaof Oo. to aponsor

S S 'i b t e g B f i i T i a r a ^ T O P ^ A S
apple-knocker In the country will be able to Up the plot
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firs t n e s ts to Its •u u -r o m o rte d second sneered division tuned so
university" s t o O ataesvttfT . this thrir machlnea of war last night

British were defeated and their fleet also came into the
possession of the Hermans.
Tire French nre now said to have something like
70 worships .In fightingi condltlpntincJutlUur five battle­
ships and thirteen destroyers."i^usac, added1'to fthe ,Ueri
m in fleet, the Jnpahesd fleet ibid What is left of1the 114linn fleet, would give the Axis powers a substantial na­
val' superiority over the British and virtually spoil the
end of •British resiatonco, ** i:‘" •• *'
•' *' ThthJ la no reason t6 bfcUevfe that the Chtlrehill^ gov­
ernment would give up the fight dven If the British Isles
wore lost and the war had to be carried on from the do­
minions across the sea, but It must bo remembered that
neither was It the Haladtcr dr Heynaud goVcriptiputs lb
M
Which surrendered; Theiio gbVtfHlhenti wrihs'-overi
thrown Wheri the Germans broko through a t Sedan and

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bJ t DRDAY,

JUNE 14. INI.

THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA

Mrs. Ross Adams Has
Party A t Residence

Social A n d Personal Activities
MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor

Social Calendar
MONDAY
nr
_______
f a r the (ted C r o n In the W o m u i 'i
Club from 8:30 A. M. until 11:80
A. M. with Mr*. C. R. Dawson
sponsoring.
the P i n t B a p tist
fill meet *t 3:30 1* M.
hurth. T h e them e f o r
te rnoon le “ An U rg e n t
l*lght In E u r o p e " with
T h r e e In chare*.

CT.jtch
a t the
the a f ­
G o tp tl
C lrck
*

P e r s o n a l worker* c ro u p wi'J
m eet In the T. E. L. c l i u room
a t 3:00 P. Mi Sunbeam*, J u n ­
ior n . A .'a anil Ju n i o r It. A,’*
will m eet d u r i n g the p rogram
m eeting.

Sorority E ntertains
Mothers On Picnic
Act!*# mem b e n of the Phi Al­
pha Kappa aororlty entertained
thdlr m o th e r, and frienda a t - a h
all-day picnic a t their houaeparty In Daytona Beach yesterday.
ThoM a ttending were: Mr*, p. F.
Whlgham, Mra. W. II. Stewart.
Mr*. J. E. Wathen. Mr*. S. F.
Doudncy. Mr*. Paul Petold, Mra.
8. R. D ifhtdn, Mr*. Joe Emertck.
j j r Lovell and Mr*. A. W.
Mr*. -V*(l
Knoz.
Also, Mra. Norm an Wedekind
of D*Land, Mr*. J. L. Wllkln*on,
Mr*. Morris Spencer. Mr*. J. P.
Hall, Mr*. C. E. Gormly, Mr*.
Edmund Meiach. Mr*. J. C. Hut­
chison, Mr*. II. H. Newman, Mr*.
Roy* Pippin *nd Mia* Katherine
vemay.

Demonstration Club
Told Of State Meet

Connally Returns
Prom Radio Debut

Pocket Battleship
Claimed Shot Down

laform ed • aoureea

said

ahe was

UBLE FEA'

l 11i*»n
ll l» not rim u ih 1n bf
*o i • » .mli
Tli* tin**! ion ie
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Choosing a color (I erne of p&gt;nk
and green. Mr*. J . Bos* Adam*
entertained a t he r home on Park
Avenue ye sterda y afte rnoon with
a bridge party. Quantities of
roses and ahaata daislea were
used to decorate the room* in
which the guest* were e n t e r ­
Mr*. John Schirard spent ye»- tained.
Ml** M a rgare t I.. Davis and
terday in I’alatk*.
Mrs
A r t l u r Phillip* w r ic the
Albert Fitts
_ in Dayton* recipients cf the sc ireno prises
Beach for the .u m m er months.
and the traveling price » n s a .
Mr*. A. L Collins and cUldren warded to Mrs. J. W IIall High
• r e In Ja rk arn v illr where th .'/i» c o r e p i n e «*« won by Mrs I , E
are visiting wHh_ielativr*.
I Spencer and second high war n*.

Telephone 148

There will be a combined buaineae and Iniplratio nal m eetln e of
the W omen’* Auxiliary of the
P re ihT te ria n Church a t 3:30 P.
An Interesting re ca pitulation
M. The Proper Band will meet
of event* which took place at
a t ^ : 0 0 P. U.
the County Home Dem onstration
TUESDAY
Club* a n d 4-H Club* meellng
T h e O r d e r o f the
E astern held recently in Tallahassee was
S t a r , u n d e r th e sponsorship of t l r a n by Mr*. J. o . Andes, Jr.,
! &lt;r*. B. C. Moore, will sew for yesterday a t the m eetin g of the
he Red Cross In the Woman'*
Sanford
Hom e
Demonat ration
:Ht&gt; from 9 :30 A. M. until Club a t the home of Mr*. J. B
1730 A. M.
C raw ford on Oak Avenue.
A covered dish luncheon was
W ED N ES D A Y
Women'* Rorlely of Christian • e r r e d a t the noon hour and the
Service of the Methodist Church a f te r n o o n waa spent In sewing
will sew fo r the B id Cross In f o r the Red Cross.
P r e se n t at the meeting were:
t h ® Woman** Club from 2:30 P.
Mra. M. F. Smith, Mr*. Fred
M. until G:30 P. M. n
Myera, Mr*. C. F. Proctor. Mr*.
Andet, Mrs. Roy Titlls, Mrs. P.
THURSDAY
The r e g u la r meeting
of the J . Weber. Mr*. Carl William*.
Remlnote Chapte r 2, Order of Mr*. William Brooker. Mr*. M.
Enalcrn Sta r, will meet a t the N. Cleveland. Mr*. M. S. N*l*nn,
M «Sonic
c
Hall, 7:30 P. M. A cover­ Mr*. O. E. Whit*. Mr*. M. Cole­
ed dish will be served at8:30 P. man. Miss V e a u Ann While, Mias
M. to which member* of the E a s t ­ Fay# William* and t h r hostess
ern S t i r and their rscort* are
Invited.
The ladies of the Congregation* l 0 ' h u r r h will aew a t the Wo­
m a n ’* Club from U A. M. until
noon.
Wlll«r,i R. Connolly, composer
of the aong hit "S ta n d hy A m e r ­
P1ID AY
The mem her a of the Garden ica," re tu rn e d to S a n fo rd 'hi*
m orning from a trip to New
rttb
Woroan'a York City where he appeared on
from 9:00 A. M. to noon.
“ We, the People" radio program.
Hr. Connolly was
originally
scheduled to a p p e a r on J u ly 4th,
b u t du* to th e cancellation of an.
other program and the "m leaele"
th a t he walked Into the etudio
®ONDON, June
14 — DP)— a t th* right minute, hi* program
B ritain a nnounced leal night th at was presented laat week.
In New York Mr. Connolly aew
one of O t n u n j r ' a dwindling aupuly of' rhF'M civily grinned h o t f t a f c r B j n l , f o r m e r , B y ford testlightly
a rm o re d pocket
bettle- dent, who I* now he ard over
B*
ahln* waa- torpedoed by Brltiah W 0 R . e e r y Sunday evening &lt;&gt;n
i f t i c n o f f the a o u lh a m cuaat ■ J in r program called “ F igh t
of Norway early laat night and Camp."
probably badly damaged.
' “ They muat have been taken
com pletely
by
aurpriae,"
des r
one of the a tta c k in g pi-

■ PAGE TnitEE

Showers Help, Crops
But No W ater Power

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Mia* IaiMis.fl Adam* i« sjwrn tin*? r&lt;,*vpM
Mr». E, II* La fir y
t b r weekend in Or.ando
jvit h
At the
conclusion
nf
the
friends
ganim amt a f te r prises hint K*en
awarded the hoateaa a *rv*d an
Mrs, J, T. Denton hns gone to
Ninty-Six, S. t’,, where she will ire emirae f .n th e tin ^ the ^ru»»en
&lt;‘olbr mot iff.
Villi with her mother.
Thnsr enjoying
thru.*
party
M n . Mary Ann M*t*er Schawl were:
Mra. (Sene lla b e i, Mra.
left T hursday for St. Paul, Minn., K J, NHaon* Jr,, Mi-* S D*
to visit with relatives kind friends.
H iyblrymau, Mn*. H e m /
Mr*
J
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lhilf,
Mfsi Ja n e Lloyd nf Tallahan* Paulin, J i . . Mia
are ia ipornling several weeks here Mr*. Jack Stemper, M rt W ,S.
with frienrsl*
Luni'on, Mra K. Compton, Mia.
Kh ph A Smith, Mrs It, \V ItupMia* O r e l iu Truluek anil Mlaa r w h t, M n . A- M PlJlina, Mis.
Marjorie f aojpV'■urti a re p lu m in g :«! V. Swindle and Mis J J*
to apriid this weekend nt Day t u ­ Mock aid
na Hear h
Also Mrs W IS Shipp y, Mm .
(leoftfe It, Mi ( ‘all, Mrs J
Wj
Mins Nanry Jo Gnmah-z ha* ns I Hall. Mrs. (' F. Prm l r .Mra.
her fo e a t, her rouain, Miaa V r l - ! A rth u r Phtllipc, Mis
I. I I boa,
m i Ruth Wilkie, of Jarkaoiivllle,' Mra. II, W, Rocker^ Mr*, M Ifor a few dtiya
iTillU,
Mrs
Arthur
llmnan*
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-Mr?«, Hertnnn IIrow n, Mm M (J,
Mr. and Mr*
MI„ Culltim . McNair. Mra W I t*N.p»i, Mm.
and pftn, Robert, left today for Ruy TilRa, Mrs
H
V\
1 Mtle
the nunnfTiri a f te r apenduif the ianil Mina M nifa rel
winter in KanTonl
A so Mrs J.itm lliik... Mrs
— ------| 0 P Herndon. Mi-* It P ‘ niniMUft "llnppy
A len of Or I Ivy.
w &lt;* K* »• VMr**.
j | IVIO'ft. I
Undo ha* been lit** gyeftt 11*&gt;w
I^•ftSei, Mis 11 A
week of Mr an«l M.'ft- R.«V I' Mi*. V K Rouniflliit. Mm l D )
r'lifdell, Mrs
Mable
I ‘ndicn,
Marvn.
Mis ,1 W Lyles, Mm IL i t-i.iri
Middle
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Mr ft. Hniiy Wood1niff will ai
rive
today
f t ' in
Jucknonv ill t
U Dawaon, Mrs .1 ll
Patwbele fthe him Iwell visiting Min lemon, Mra. (! K McKay. Mra
.lniii*i Mnnirhton, Mrn
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Jack Scott
MiHire and M n S K Dmolne/
Mr. nod Mrs
Hnwkiiift &lt; on
nelly and dnughler. Daphne, will
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im the yneftl*» of Mr and M ia
U nion Allen,
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Hiiitc*
bavr gun*' lu Nt*w Jf*»ft«*y when In■
flying m« ‘hiw|ft lien* «**» lb« v v ill
they plan to
U n ir vu&lt;n U- nble tii lake their pint •** Iti
lion.
l i e Rovnl Air For* 4* bill k home,
nay they are airiMieil nt the
Fi leiulft of M r ft I A IbirioM amount *kf rllriift fruit m thlft
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Orangeft, if cibtftinaMi* nl nil
Di* m i p u t t i i r prifttnc t «»n th e
Youngn. at blft home in Sun An i*. *41 7.ft r e n t ■ each in 1 oiidmi
t c a v i a m a In lk s n f n e w e r* . ••r v e t f r tonln, Tex
unee the war, they ft! id
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Todny the junior ehamlwi
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Mra, Kenneth It Hell ha* gone commerre will ent*itafri ihe l(H&gt;
Wbrii1 wi.ter 1* .iviiihihl* apnr.kle
to v Iwit her huftbarul, Lnptftln lb-11 Hi h mb fttudenlft a! « plrhie Ten
t h e atrikas l l i o m u K l i i y u f l i I applfi m
who ia ftatloneit at O t n p Plat Imi Ki'ii 4i,f iirange• w i l W prrM*r*l
Unu la r n u t l r
borne, l*a. Before retu rning In into fill gnlloriH nf mrange juire f*'i
I f w a t e r I i nut a v a i l a b l e r u n tha
Hanford fttir will vinlt her |»n th* ii (fail One RAF eleel wa»
1 11k wf a ta k t . duuunal. lh nuiucv
rent* in Gameaville, (J*
a mured when told t h r rriRt rf
the
fruit would be only *ib il
f 1 ft nr $20. hi I.undon. he tiiul.
I.leut. Karl Nordgren h a , leen the *list wnu%1 lie ihuul $10'! 1
transferre d from Camp II and
ing to F o r t Henning, (la where
I m.F.IIH A I KS B1HTI1DA Y
he ia ronneete&lt;l with the A«fl
vanred Company, First
Train­
ST FFTF.RSlMTRtL June I l
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(Ah Major
Llewellyn
Rufmd
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Mr*. Ralph Steven* and rhil Brown, no11*41 for
of St
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dreti, Dorothy and K*lwin, and ba« k g u a ran tee
Mra. Steven'a mother, Mr* 1. &lt;* b u r g w e a t h e r , oTurrveil hU KUih
(Jhftfton. all of St 1*4*1ersliurg are birthday at the ilrek of Ida new fthere viiltln g with relalive* and pa p e l, t he Rvvnliig Iml i'peivilent, j .
In-re Friday
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ATLANTA, J u n e 14— (AY— Bit
by bit aumater shower* a re lifting
tl-rwat* of crop diaaatgr through
tha southeastern d r ought belt,
but the power shorta ge problem
remain* unaoleed.
Official* of tha Georgia Pow.
*r company announced Friday
t h a t some banefit had resulted
from rain* In N orthe rn Georgia
b ut th a t industrial power ration,
tng would s t a r t Monday on *chedMr. and Mr*. F r a m i . Mrrri
ala.
wethgr and family irli i&gt;«l*y for
rU lnfl*ld , N. J. lo Im- t h r gu rsts
of Mr*. M*rrlw*Uirr’s pgirnts,
Mr. and Mr*. W M Klockhoff
Tliay will rvmaln In New Jersey
for *pproilm *toiy a month
SEATTLE, Ju n e
14 - &lt; * ’&gt; A n admonitio n from Ja m a a CatF. W. McCall and 11 M W
a a r Petrillo. p resident
of
the
local
lepresenlaA m e r ic a s F a d e ra tio n o f
kfuai- Sturdivant,
elana t h a t MJ u s t because aome tivea for th* Southern I.lie and
m m th ro w s a picket Une around lla a llh Insurance Com pany, left
n hotel o r tbaolor, t h a t d o e r . 'I yesterday f o r a fishing Dip to
m ea n you c a n 't w alk th rougn Clearwater. They were Ihe r e ­
H,** g n gtvon to th a A T L union cipients of this trip as a prise
■M bm
yaatorday
a*
th«y from th a lr company.
naarad tb a and o f tboir national
eovvention.
Mra. R. A. Williams and Mrs
T b . ChMago and Now York
r r l u r n r d yes
onion la a d t r , cantor of num erous Eugcn* E atridgc
labor conlroygrsla* a n d r*putod- I onlay from Hendrrsnn villa, N. C
|y tba hlgbM t paid union officer where th*y accompanied Nancy
In tha nation, told tbo m uateian' William* to Camp Binnacle where
she will remain fur a month
t h a t if Ut* 7 hay* t a a a o n t o be
F.nroute bom* they visited III OgIrthorpa, Ga., with rrkillvrs.

Leader Advises Union
Members On Strikes

M ka Mlnala l i m i t
H e r b e r t An*tin K nighl
Fr*d A. O n t o , Sr.
SU NDA Y
HIM M a r k a Estrfdg*
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WASHINGTON. JuUr

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frilsr. l'r r sid r n l lioiisrudl Ft,
day ordered Oiui all g,,v,-,mueiit ,
i n ,|d u y r s whose fli.grr |,i m l , o n 1 1
not on file and all fut.it.* ii. h .
rm pluyrs Im- f ingei |,ri,ile.l
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her son, E lm er, who was g r a d u ­
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Technology on Ju n e U, Mrs. A.
P. Brady waa called to M a rtin s­
ville, Va. on a m o u n t of th* IIIneia o f b a r d a u g h te r, Mr*. C a r.
te r Wilson, who underwent an a p ­
pendectomy there.

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The Holy Cross Episcopal Church

The Congregational Church

M a rlin J. llra m

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The Methodist Church

The First Baptist Church

W. I’, liuhrman

W. I*. Urookt*, Jr.

The Presbyterian Church
E. D. Brownlee

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Matches .Are Open
To Club Members
&gt;**•&gt;*»• !

McRaney,
Aw Only Men

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tb« Leesburg team.
M cQuinnan, new outfielder, ti
hla fir s t chance r n . t b a 'h w l U
laat n igh t na he took Jim Bootl
position while Booth cau gh t. .1
Qtllnnan Acquitted hlm aejf, a
w ith tw o putocta and -in a»«l
frrm
tha etn terfleld
poaltk

Bcmlnoles In Hole

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^ ; 9. r t * e j e c t i n g id* single* from
f A l KttUeB. 4 G ainesville
come*
’ ''h a N fo r n mime, Sunday a fte r

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M a t a g a t Suffem, N .Y „ o f Danis

S te w a r ly S a y s
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Sanford go lfer* a r t Invited ta
t»«»4 a a retin a a f th * Oenlrml
orlda G olf
Association ahd a
llnd W * y " ' U . M Said at Ufr
i badread ffe im tiy ‘ O h * ' In O fsda 8 umU&gt; afU ffcaon to fnake
plana fo r Inter-city m aiehes tkla
Summ er,
Raym ond
t.undqulat,
g o lf pro, said today.*
*
No green f e e l w ill be charged
members of th* S an fo rd Count
tf y C hib fo r a n y o f .t h e matehee
Gla fe d a t th e, Wit loo* rouraee,
Ir. I.undqulat esplained.
I’ layars aeyn on . the fairw ay*
thta week ware Mr. and M l*. A d ­
d l e * C arraw ay, M r. And M t*. P.
0 . flcott. Mr.
and
M r*,. John
I»ey, Dr. and M r a .^ a ., If. P u lnrm, Mr. and Mr*. E. J .'N e ls o n ,
Mr. and Mr*. E. B. Sm ith, Mr.
and Mr*. (I. W. Spender, M t. end
Mr*. W. E. Buhrm an, Mr. and
Mr*. John Tatum and Mr. and
Mr*. A . C . Fort.
.
A im , W . fl. Flem ing. Roy ftoller. K. S. M rCall, J’ hll G raxhoff,
H o w .n l
F a t III*, Joe
M asters,
M iss Dorothy Pow ell, alls* ‘Fran-

n r cH a r l m r . b t e w a x t
Central Preax Colum nist /

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John Cudahy

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National Scmtt CommU?

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I poawaa, psmlocad I I J M

C h ick D elfjno, Pete MeRaney
■ and C harli* G lrk w ere the only
I f m as ta r a t hit* f o r the local
i t e a * . « K u l D elfino anJ Mr'■ aaM| g t jlln g tw o apiece. D alfl. » • V l y d M ,*W a verage up by
m ak in g Mg tw o w ith a credit o f
.tiMMt a t bat.
G lrk
k. g e t ,i a fo r on* aa ha cam e In to
p ln ^ L b lt /qr Booth In lha eighth
*' t W ifam# remained scoreless
u n t p - t h # - fou rth
fram e
when

MBINE

T O T A IF

SCOTTS SCftAP BOOK

L E K S U U itti
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By RJ.SCOTT

^LiLvt»k_
H O A s f. R I N Q 6

AM D E L A B O R * * ]
S l L f l * B R A C tic R

lorida £&lt;ate League

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P A U S E D W dM EM l
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Daytona Beach M&gt;

Results

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[d'jCLefaae a n A &gt; lih rU a .
UUenal areh o f ewoHa at
N . Y . 11a had gradual

u » V N o ia i twrwmomf ia m i
Aran Waa* Poin t only a i
oaia.

O r ' a n H om e
d th e te .

w tle g m e n

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b e tte r

Rt. A ugustin e a t Grlamlo.
Banford a l Galfieevillc.
Ocala a t D e l a a i .
D ayton a a t I-aesburg.

th a n

prara In print In Ihr accompAninirnt of an r&lt;lllnrlal sim ilar to tho
one the New York Times did run
In connection with the C udahy
spiel, pointing out that Adolf Isn't
to be believed under oalh .r
Nevertheless the adverse critics of B rasil suppressed hit hfaHMn,
generally appear to Im p ly . that th* big OinpAft
John w as giving currency U&gt; Na*J southern state o r'ItM 'O H tfM l
Sill. Chile * had trouble w ith V
propaganda
This doe an I seem to 'm e to be, Afth cotum A w talh BanfUgO.' t
gu
ay A dealt with 'em *tTer*l]
quite (air In thr ex ambaaeador
Montevideo
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He und.Mibtrdly had the Interview
It'* nice to know th at thkee l
lie says hr had and presumably he'
reported It correctly &lt; He didn't are reatatlng being N **i-itai,'ha
undertake to guarantee that Adolf N axl.flcatlon * # « * n « w S S g *'
w as telling him Ihe truth . All he tempted, they wpuldh't hkv* If
did was In record whal waa said restating IP So It do** took A
't o him, leaving lilt reader* to take H err H itler m ust have k * M 't i
It lor whatever th e y a consider Jt ‘ °0
no wHtim ntmirpn^ncti i f
worth
,
Hone, tine* If'a so *vtd*n( that!
It was Interesting.* tooT though
regarded wholly aa a sample of trying to realise said erabiU
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I T 1*
the quality of plain and . fancy right now.' /
What Adolf will atUilMl'lC
lyin g Adolf s capable of
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I t s lin e that John Cudahy vtoua He'll endeavor th Am A
didn't specinrally state. "O f course pendable Latin American OUlal
Ihe FW hrrr was lying to me.” but here and there, hack MmT mI t
I s u p p e r he assumed that • hla blit* revolution ahd kaht tirto «
traders
would , tie • enlightened trot without a mate tnvaaioo,
enough to draw their own^coni lualont
Nome riu usib Illy
There 1 n • certain » plausibility !
alxiul Adolf s contention thal It '
would be a m anifest Impossibility I
for him to ship an rnnrm oui arm y
NIW YtIKK, June l i - (AA—
to till, aide at Ihe A tlan tic to con- Mayor l.aliu ardla, national rlvilauer lli* sn tii* collection of th* Ian defense director. Friday (Salt­
A m erlrai. and run am perinananl- ed upon the women o f Am erica
y . direr lly from o v e rse a *.'
* to enroll In tlic tram ing course*
, 1m fliet gtd and alr-taM warden
eurk against the Hve percent
chance w idth be stid the nation
•mild nol lake

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OF *fHt 'IXLL.ESrT
— - w o m e n ih r t i i r f o a y
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''III h 11 ,lk III &lt;&gt;&lt;xl,
hr said,
(her# lx I KB percent prftbll&gt;ly thal wr inay nevri gut Inlb
urllon, bul we een not take that
live percent chance.’'

P o 5 * B vN ifH R t M . 14

the aalkw
lion'* colli
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v t a t th e A fg an tlfia V\
unltfi
on prepAHjtlbnai » * ’ « « £ » . ' • • •
fenae. MOfiedl TeHkkuaaL C o m a bta. Ecuador ahd (he t * n t K l and
Insular AMeHdan re h a lttag w aran't
Included. probably be^akiW th ey're
too distant. P u t ‘ km IM e’ U algnifleant, the United I t h t d i’V a a l w
F an eluded. !a NOvf, 1d f l n rm
Am erican M inttfU d A n M kthia had
heed tU m M JW n N r a r o f f lo w n r a
western hemispherical chUahafaUon w ith Uncle Ram. * I f TH A T,
republic's 1eOnline c o rd ia lly , io ta
line, It means a
^ :r'“ 4
Oerm aa Agvwtn fca ay *' •»'*}
One thing it evidently m eans U
that German agent* m ust be buajr
enough In th* land for the Argen-I
tin* gOeenunent tp have aoticed I t

Women Called For .
Air Raid W ardens

Yesterday

I s c a h u r j 0 , Sanford t.
Orlando 7, G ainesville .1.

&amp; M r a d r e r i l M i u r n t N q r e b e l t e r th a n
~ o t h r r a , J u s t a a Hom e p h o w w in d o w n n re
b e tte r th a n o th e r* .

W «h( « ** "T M **
ant to Mr Oertnafti

JOHN C U D A H T . fo rm e rly S a ir
ambassador In Belgium, haa coma
In for mm * pretty aevert ertllcU m
as a sequel to publication of an In­
terview be had with Harr Hltlar,'
In the rourae of which the Fuehrer
acolied a t the notion that ha had
■ a p -w a w m
the sllg h t a a t
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w estern ^ h e m lsphere
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WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
l l 't d t t i &gt; 00 W h a t In to
W h e r e t o b o y I t, a n d In

be had. and
th e c h e a p * * !

FIIRIt I lL L IV K H Y — I'llO N H M *

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itted for Booth la 8lh.

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i.- L*Valiev.*
Groat . i,
,' Chorny, White t . Mr.
r, Pavllch. Em ir*. Booth
laekaon. Runs batted In,

th e Sanford Herald

It Good, Conroy, Voshell,

L Conroy. tUertfleee,
bain. Double plays,
*ed U
McWhorter;
Deed lo McWboften
»ea, RaMfSrd ■ .L ae*.

C lassified A dvertisem fehts
*&amp;trdooi&amp;me*/

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trrtJA tio N Wa i t e d
ia
o n e o f t h, r.e■ s p ic&lt;lieast t
’ « k iti

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Hid nnl carry m unillona or other
w ar niaterlala.”
The line got permission from
lb * s ta le departm ent to allow
hrporlrr* lo esanilnr Ihe ahlp 'i
tneiilfcat and a prelim inary **fehilnation shewed that the nnly
firearm * aboard w ere one rase of
| rifle s, four raxes of
« • * and l i t raacx of
hells, consigned In a
a porting •ood* store In Johaa
tieabbrg, Iputh A frlra .

BASEBALL
tVAH IIIN IITtiN , June U - I A ' i
— F. II l.stiiia iilla , director of
civilian defense, nnnounreil F r i­
day that selected policemen and
firem en from
iU
caalern aad
•ou lh rin elites would be inline.i
&gt;y the arm y In rem k atllltg In
e d id ln iy
and
Idph
explosive
tKiitd « *hd Imiison gas

ST*—

By.STANLEY!

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�SATURDAY, JUNE I V 1« I

PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JUNE 15th
Sunday, M onday—“ POT O ' GOLD,” w ith Jam eg Ste­
wart, P aalelU Goddard, Horae* H cldt aad Charloa Winnlnyer. Alao— Cartoon “ RAGGEDY ANNE”, a n d M etro New*.
Tuoaday, B argain Day — “ NAVAL ACADEMY” with
Frtddlo Bartholomew, Jim m y Lydon and BUly Cook. A im
— ‘ BROADWAY BILL,” (old fa v o riU ), w ith W arnor Bax­
ter and M yrna Loy.
j
W odneaday, T huraday — “MODEL W IF E " with Jonh
lllandrll and Dick Powall. Alao — Now M arch o f T un*:
“CHINA P IO IIT S BACK” | N ootlty, “ BREEZY L IT T L E
BEARS” and Unlvaraal New*.
Friday, S atu rd ay —“ BORDER VIGILANTES” with WUtam Boyd, R uaadl Hayden, Andy Clyde. AUo— "PHANTOM
{SUBMARINE” with A nita Loulao and Bruce Bennatr,
M idnight Show, Saturday, Ju n e S lat— "T H E INVISIBLE
WOMAN” with John B arrym ore, V irginia B nica and John
Howard. Alao— Comedy, Cartoon, Screan Snapshot and Com­
m unity Sing Reel.
,

THIS WEEK’S CASTS

JOHN HOWARD, John Barrym ore and V irginia Brae* will ho
fi.cn al a apeclal Midnight Show S aturday night,* Juno S t, a t
11:30 o'clock when "The Invlilbln Wornuri” will be the feature Jimmy Haskell
picture on the proynun a t the Rita Theater. A fine array of Molly McCorkle
Goddard
abort subJ-.-cl* has also been booked.
Horace Ileldl
C. J . Jlaaklll

WN BENNETT and Dick Powell have the I ta rrin g rolea in "MoI'W lfa ,” a frothy, broeay comedy of m arital d ifficu lty * In which
»y are aaalaled by a cast Including Charlie Ruggles, Leo Row*
m, BlUy Gilbert and R uth Donnelly. The picture will be shown
at, W ednesday and Thuraday at the Rita,

krum

Jam es Stew art Jim Y ager ------------ Paulette Ed Stone ...... ......
Henry Weaver -at
wall
Horace Ileldl
Charlea Win* Lafe W lllk .... ..

IcCorkle

Gordon
Melton
0 cmfwy pm
. Jrd Prouty
. Dick Hogan
Jam es Burka
Charlie A m t
Donna Wood
L arry Ontlnn
Sampson
Henry Rockqurrmora
Chalmers . .. Henry Itorkquemore
Judge Murray
Aldrich Bowker
MODEL W IFE
J rs n Chambers .... Joan
Fn-d Chambers ... — Die
Milo Everett ... Charlie
Ralph Henson ___ l »
J. J. Benson .......
Lucil
Mrs. Milo E verett
H
nelly
Dominic ■
The Janitor
John
Mt. (Inward . Ferdinand
Mias Kendall
BORDER
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Lucky Jenkins
DTHKR IN (ha -popular “ Hop-a-long Cassidy” series starring
den
IUm-Boyd will bo shown neat Friday g a d Saturday a t th e nil* BRUCE UENNKTT ami Anita (.oulso hare Ibo leading role* In California ............
pi “ Border Vigilant**” will be part of a do n ils feature p ro. "Phantom Subm arine," thrilling story of hunting for treasure tn Helen Forbes ...
*• Rdaaolt (tiy d en , Andy Clyde and Victor Jory appear In su|t- Hnuthern w aters, coming to the Rita T heater neat Friday and Henry Logan .......
Aunt Jenifer —_
Dan Forbes —___

standing Features Of Legislation
tfe-^re8ente&lt;HirReviewOfSeB3ion
'ALLAHA83EE, J UM U —
•eVsl)—Tb* 1141 passion of
:Florida Lqgi|latut* has writ■ new chapter Ip tha history
lha sta ts. In fa d , one might
lly aay th a t It haa w ritten a
►la ' new bank, flams of tha
r laglalatlon la daftnltely good,

some Is or doubtful value, and
some can b* Judged only a fte r It
has been tested in actual opera­
tion! but good or bod, for batter
o r for worse, It marks new “ •*
pertufes from the old IJ s ii^ 'IM
systems.
The three tutslandtng feature*
of legislation pasiad #t lh# aaoslon, which cloerd Friday night,
ara the changes in the la* ayttem, the new gas taa distribution,
end tha cieatlon of lh# Florida
Improvement Commission.
While the revamped tax aystem does not contain all the
changes reked by Governor Hol­
land, It still constitutes a ra d i­
cal change from the old andAR
waa lh# aubject oj .lh * blttareal
dctiat* of any mtwsurc before the
LegiyUture, with the possible ex­
ception of some labor legislation.
The Governor lost his plea for
* Btst* tax commissioner, to b*
sppolated now and later era#tad

thorllixl.
Tangible persnnal
property,
such a . cattle, business proper­
ty, Industrial plants and equip­
ment must be assessed g t full
rash value, end the assessor h
atilhiriarri to make th e lew retroActive for three years and *••**.&lt;
any surh property which H»o been
omitted from lh* rolls duriny
that | ret loj,
Opnnitrnls of this refnnn U s
lerlstslinn have
threatened to
test Its legality in th e court*, ant*
It tnn&gt;- he sever*! year* baton) w&lt;
know definitely th e value o'
these laws.
An atlcm nt wa* made hy th h
Irsislrtu re to settle th e diatribelinn of gas taxes between tip
counties and | th e fiteU Read, D#
nsrtm ent foe the next ;M , yaerr
through tha ftth m lu h n t l a con­
stitutional amendment- which, |f
U h* made a t full cask apnrovet) hy Ah* voter* In IMS
, ta x roll* must to anh- will rlv s the rountlen two cento
th* comptroller fo r his npd the Road D eperljafot f,« oent* of the U x on each gallon wf
naeollne. A ntielp-ting such nn-

ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
lard Arena* J pet Off Of

BUDDY?

F tate debts, a S tate agency la
e rn te d with fall authority to
e e n trart debts on "self liquidat­
ing projects fo r public nsa ami
benefit” with no other limitation
on tha rm ount or tha scope of
projects to be constructed.
It Is frankly understood that
nn* of tho first projects to be
*rnshtrred by Ihla commission Is
the proposed bi-million dollar,
four-lane highw ay down tho E ast
Const, with a branch to T am pt.
Several toll bridges, representing
investm ents of aevtral mllliyn
Inllgrn, will probably ha threwn
Into the pot, and promoter* In
every section o f the state at*
scratching th eir heads trying t&gt;
think up projrrta which will b* nf
"public use and benefit” and
which they can sell the com tala,
ilon.
Making a frank appraisal a f
•hi* commission, on* m ust con*
•Inde th a t It of fern splendid pcssl*&gt;ltitles fo r developing a Jtata.
And a t lha asm* tim e. If Im.
nronerly or unwisely handled. It?
veUnna may h i more danyw nns t n
•ha w elfare nf tha 9 tat* than any
Haastor which haa ever struck It.
ami (hat Inetndpg boorafl hurri■«i&gt;fs and M edUmmaoan fllea.
While a few ohleetlaws w era affered to appropriating ffOJMO
‘o defray expanteg of ■ BUI*
"»mm lesion u bo m aintained at
Washington, the benwflu ororv
•retlon M T r w lv o through Its
par*lion a s m U #a s tro th a t H
till t o a most p ro fitab le'1st poet-

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Steve Kendall .... Freddie B arth,
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Tommy Blake ....... Jim m y Lydon
Dick Brewgter ............ Billy Cook
Csplain Davl* .... Pierre Welkin
Lieutenant B rackett ___ W arren
Ashe
Jltnm y Henderson
....... Douglas
Hco't
Ray Can.erun ....... W arren Lloyd

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PHANTOM BDBMARINR
Madeleine
...----- Anita Louise
Klnrlalr ................... Bruce Bennett
Valsar — .........
Oscar O’Shea
Dreu* ..........
John T /rell
Jerome ........ Pedro Do Cordoba
Ming
,i._ .....
Victor Wong
Second Mata ...... —.- Charles MeM orp h y

Engineer ...... — ~

H arry Strangs

TUB INVISIBLE WOMAN
K itty Carrol]
.._ Virginia Bruce
Professor Glbba ____ John B a rr/.
mors
Richard Russell .... John Howard
George .............
ChaVli* R ustles
Blackla ------------ O scar Homolka
Bill
_ EdwArd Brophy
Foghorn ------Donald Mac Bride
Mrs. Jackson ... M argaret Hamil­
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Frankie — -----... Rhemp Howard

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THE BUT IM

_ B ritt Wood

Bssslasl* Cteanly, S tor'd

state.
He also has supsrrlsion
over the collection of such teas*.
lei's pnwrrs are is revealed In
that section nf the taw which Intpnars upon him lha obligation of
investlgi lin g the
ernduct and
pi-iformance of tha duties by ta*
asseasrrs, tea collector*, d a rk s
of the cirrult court, sheriffs, and
members of boards cf county
commissioners when
acting a*
hr-trd of equalisation, and recom­
mend to tha Governor the remov­
al of any such official fo r his
wilful failure ta properly perferrn the duties Imposed upon
him hy the constitution, this act
end the ruler 'and
regulations

JAMES STEW A RT and Paulette Goddard a n co-starred In Jam es
Roosevelt's “ Pol O' Gold,” a light-hearted, tuneful comedy with
Hal Talllferrn
.... Jack Roek- music by Horace Itcldt and his band, to be efen tom orrow and

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per plat Ihrrrnf recorded

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Nwttrw or u u n a v saw

Natlcs ts hsrsby gives that pur­
suant la rian t swim antared an
tkt lo th d ay of M ay, Ittt. by lb*
Circuit Caurt af bawilnole County,
Florida, la that
certain causs
therein pradllg wherein HOME
OWNEIUI- IXIAN COItPORATlnN
‘a plalatICf a a d H. W. JOHNSON,
unmarried, la defendant, tbs un-tsralanad. as Wperlst Msstsr, will,
within the legal hours nf salr, on
IJnmtay, tbs fib day •( July till,
-ffsr tor ••els and salt la lha
highest and beat bldd&lt;v tor rash,
si lha front doar of lha Court
Itausa or gaatlaala County, Kiel
-to. In Sanford, desnlaol* Caunly,
Florida, th a fallow In* daaerlbad
•ot, piece or Panel of fan4.* altusts
'a Sanlnola County. Flerlda. to.

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NOTICE o r M l f t T t f S 'S a .t t .r ,
Mublect in msrtgag* la the Fedrral
Nolle* la h e f t b y || Iv*ii ami In l a n d P a n s nf C n iu m b 's s a d (be
p u ran an r* «if t h a t r t r t a l n final r i a h t I.f J o h n l l t l s c h an d Bona i«
of for*clt»*itr* and a-*la* and u r ru p y said lan d s a n d p rem ises unfHUrftl mi I Hit | i | h day of Majr, ill Annual i. m et.
l i l I , In and lijr fhn Circuit. t'a«urt
Us Id sale In b s m ads to satisfy
In an&lt;S for
Coun ty, I" tor* lb s term a f said d « r s d .
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porn linn Ulutar th* law* of North
Carolina, la |il«imiff. an d K, W.
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CO I*FLA NO ara 4« r«*mlani». I H
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f ro n t
door nf il i a C o u r t H»u*«i In Mn&gt;
ford. I f m l n v U County, F lo rid a,
B r a n d y , C h a n tp a g im ,
bat w a r n t h a l»gal h oqra of aala
a n Monday, t h a Tth d ay o f July,
W in e , G la . C o rd lata, e tc .
t i l l , t h a aam* Iw Irk a Hula Day
of i h U Co urt, th a fotto w ln # da*rrll»ad prnfierly a ’t u a t a In H«inFree D allstry, fk S M H U
Inola Coun ty. I'lor'da. Ii»*wil:
teOt Sf*»nlN&gt;n t l t | o f (he

Hrvlrrd Flat of KfgnrfxNL
aaconllni to plat fnaraof duly
ry rdod amend th* F a t Ila
Vtocorda a f itamlnola Caanty,
Florida, In ria l Hook », on
pa#« C|.

Ifca aam«
M ! r i aold
t o aatlaty
tn td daryaa,
T erm s : C»sh. P u r c h a s e r ta pay
t o r dead.

B. A. IV WILKINSON
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NOTICE OF MASTEB-k BALM
NOTICE IS IIBIIMOr UIVBN lh*

p u r s u a n t t a B a a l daer ae a a l a r r d b)
t h e C ircu it C h a rt
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*f May l i l t , to t h a t e a r t a l a geupe
beiMlag- i s *gld C a g rt w h ereto F e d -

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Special MasitrwUI wlihla tbs legal
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f i y U . S . B attle Japan’s Plan
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Says Speaker Dutch Indies
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Declaring Hull

CAUM' "tin- mill ..me

Imperial Troops At• tack Axis Forces
In Gambut Sector

aent dorn.-ti,
termini' til.

encircling m ovem ent advanced to
_ m h i n . flira milaa ^aa. tw o *kl»* nt
the Syrian capital, Britiah ra*
aorta from the Levant atated
laat n ig h t
A t the earae time a column
advancing up the central front
rapt u red Jeisin o
and
forced
M *nch troopa in the coaatal city
of Ridon, 10 mitea to tha w rit,
to fall back to within 11 mile*
of Beirut, the Lebanon capital
and chief p o r t
Tha advance* were made dr*
a(0te report* indicating the An­
il la attem pting to throw both
aea and a ir forcea into the hat
Ua to eupport the faltering
fteneh.
Tha capture of Ridon, Jeaaine
U d Klaaoue, all key defrn aiOP B eirut and Damaacua, meant
tha Britiah had atralghtaned out
their line of penetration to a
uniform depth of about 60 mileall tha way from tha coaat to
Damaacua and apparently meant
t B t tha fall of the tw o capital*
canid not he long delayed.
A fte r taking Klaooue, 10 mile*
eanth o f Damaacua, where the
French made a aland of oovrral
days, tha B ritiah
and
Free
f c y nih ruahad on to N ahta and
CTwwad th a Aawad H i m to With­
in flvo rat lea of tha gntoo of

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Until Time (ionK
Rings On Speaker
r e t i r i n g a e c r e l a f y who lo n g
U n a v e r — t o a p o a k in g ln p u h Hr, waa g iv en a n o p p o r t u n i t y to
t a l k a t t o d a y ’* l u n rh en n . hut *o
m a n a y peo p ’e h ad -o m u r h In any
In In tro d u c in g h im t h a t t i m e waa
called Juet *• he m a o to aio-ik.
The program
wna M a rled in
a aeriou* a r m , hut it quickly lie
e a m e obvinup th at Hr. Kppa, w h haa aerveil I " r 10 year* »» n - rr e
t a r y , waa not to tie g iv e n a n opp o r l u n l l y to *i&gt;eak.
W alter llryne a. p rogram rh air
man, flm t
in tro d u c e d
Charlea
Morriaon, who -p o k e of D r Kpplong reco rd Of aervice to t h e rl'i b
a n d prainc-l
id*
efforta.
lie
aaid | ) r Kppa had been u mrrnh er o f Itnl mry fo r 17 y eara, an d
h ad n p e r f i e I a tte n ila n e e record
d u r i n g tlm t lim e
Mr. Morriao n n e a t in tro duced
J o h n N. H olden,
uncle
of l*r
K pp- f r o m
J e f f r r i o n , Cln., a i t "
deelareii ( h a t " D r Kppa In-fore hi'
left hi« hom e to w n o f J e ff e r a o n
waa k n o w n n« t h e g r r a l e a t * r a l » r
In town, a n d h ad won a m edal for
hi* r p e a k i n g a b i l i t y . "
M a rl i n Ilro m n r a t waa Inlro
durerl, a n d ataikr o f Dr. Kp|l*'
t e r v i c c - in t h e v n r o tlo n a l g u h l.
a n r e w o r k •p o riro rrd b y t h e club
“ Dr. Kppa waa a l w a y a ready
t o h elp iia .'1 Mr. Hruru a»ld. "e v r n
if d r u t i i t ' a drill w a a h a l f Iri
t h e t o o th ,"
Mr. Morriaon , who waa acheduled In I n i n d u r e D r Kppa, wild
he had had th e privilege of In

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editor o f tha Jockean
Herald In Jefferaon, Ga., for 60
yrpr*. B e aloe I* a former chair­
man o f Um Georgia S tate High
tray Board and oerved four term*
a* apeektr
o f tho Georgia
Hoaoa o f R e p ro w ta tlv ee.
Mr.
HoMen « u tho flret praeldant of
tho Jefferaon Rotary CL
H. E- Morria vialted tho dnh
to make on appeal for tho Rotor,
to tend one or more boy*
W Bcout comp o t damp

woe* tad by Chartm Morriaon.
VUttcra In addition to Mr.
Holdao tnchxtad O. F . I ray . Orb Hood Diltmor. uafnraW. L Thorp*. OrUndo, nod

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Help England Or Be
Slaves, Says Norris

WOOSTER, Ohio, June |0 —
^ 7 — Americans, tu escape bccomlntr **ih« slaves of conquer­
ing Hitler,** should help England
now— "even nt the rlak of grw
Ing to w ar"— Senator doorga W.
got under way a t «:00 A. M.
A ccnrdinf in U n U f of tho
Norri*
aoaertod today.
DAYTON A BKAf’II, June 16
worn F o rt
and a t 7:M Journey, Ike following
--------- t h*Un»
lpn i
annual Florida Moth
If wa can lupply her with «lro’clock waa In Welaka, where
fotiU Ijady ___
P atty , th r udiat conf&lt;
will open hero
iM, w ith food, and w ith miil______ t o * D n r e W o r . t h e Ban Wi-lnoeday
continue through
m atorlal. I believe *he can

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his p r o m o lin n , n a y m r

•"Your mrwer, which nprcACnh
a number of yesrs of devotion lyour work and loyalty b&lt; Ih*
princi|i1e* of (he Army, hs" Im'*‘o
before me perwmiilly and it irm"*
me great |ilr*»AUire to note the
record of your servica nml l«convey In y*u (he information of
your promotion.M
A djutant Rose and Mm, Roite
if r i on n to Imp t ransferred to an­
other |*na| hy the Ralvntion Ar
my. Their new location hs» not
y e t been announced.
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OFFICERS

, JfARTOW, June Id — (Sp ecial)
- M r - Clyde Shields, of Lake of
the llll a i* (be new p m k ta n t of
the Polk County Home Demon,
(b u tton Council. Other officer*
alerted at the mooting Include
Mr*. Cheater Alton, Medulla, vie*
praeldant; and Mrs. W. O. Car.
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Providence,
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H:4$ o'clock. A l H;l&amp; nVhock the font itrrM td the need of enter*
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the men in Arniy cimp%
b o a t c n t c r t i l t h e llu lif.ix R iv e r
unci n t 0:45 P , M. w s s ( o l n ir un- a n d K). F. Haines polnte&lt;f to the
iir re salty of buililinf tip tha mbr«lrr th # Orrn&lt; ml Drhffrt*.
C a m p 'riitiic t h e trip« t h e hunt wlr of aoldiem. A mem te r of the
A t 7)46 o'clock the boat wa* a t i l ' c k H a t t h e
Ifv w trt
|t«»at etoupideclared H a l " m nice ram
O range
P etal
leaving
l a t a W o rk * u t D a y t o n a a l
H»:U5 already la In eight and tha quota
George and coached F ort Gat— o'clock Huruluy m o m i n f .
H e r r rtllutad la Allamonto will be
a t W J o'clock. Here the boy# th o p a r t y w a s p l c k n f u p k y the readily swifted.*
apoctod an old Civil W»r man- F u t u r v F a r m o r t r u c k w h i c h hnd
u i, th a Palm etto—.
l a w n m l nver a m i r e t u m c l tn
MKTllODlHTH TO MRBTT
The n u t d o r. Friday, tho party H an fo n l

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Future Farmers Return From Goal
Trip To Jacksonville And Daytona

boy* had a good linn' '
Boy* who made the tu p nml
tlicir ala lion* aboard Mi Jnlinann'a crulacr aru a* f**ll*,wi.
UIHy H U pIv, arcoiid male in
charge o f lags Ellaw. rib Hoover,
tin n er In charge of aupplii*; At.
bert Tucker, deck j&gt;1 fleer In
charge of dock*: Oliver Htapler,
t i n t angtnaer In rharge of in*,
tor*; Aid—a Taylor, firal w t l
Carl Roaltr, oecond cook, and Kugene Allen, third conk.
Mr.
Johnaoji waa captain and I W Fagan flra t mate.
The group loft the Municipal
P ier a t Sanford Thuraday after
noon a t UtOO o'clock. The t-arty
paaaod Bine Springe a t 2:10 I’. M.
and a t 4i4S o'clock entered la k e
Dexter. In the midat of a rain,
the boat loft Lake Dexter nt 6:07
P. M. end a t 6:63 o'clock waa In
George, pooaing the Uar
W harf and tho old lighthooac.
H e n the group (topped briefly

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Bills Applying
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A re M ade Laws

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Kiwanians Open
25th Convention
To Clan Program

Baseball Still
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D irectors Meet
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-troy Hiller -we . ■nin.l hull tl.
fend our entmlry anil it- lO 'ir t
tinna nf freetlma—-w r
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half help Kngtand The folly nf | 1 1 f
half meti-urn* haa lieen -pit i.l ,
In one of the moat unuaiial on the page a of hlatory lint ft. t
program* rver prcaentetl at the [ TWenOy during
the
l*a-t
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Rrtory
r t n r y CluK Dr. A. W. KpP*. mmv»h« tn rvrnae Uv f"r malt In- I

IS th a t poaitlon they throatened hod been aavtng up hi- rem arkboth D araaaraa from tho
18 year* for Uila ocraalon."
i h
Sldon from th a a net.
Ju et a* Dr. Kpp* roar, Mr
Tha FH nch, who had hung
Bram, who waa prraldlng In the
l | paaiUoaa a t Ridon fo r three ahaence nf J , , L Inglry, ran g tha
going algnaliilng the eonclualon
of the meeting. Mr, Bram ex­
t w t n M BrtiVh « n l « M l b . plained th a t Mr. Ingley, who la a
delegate to the Rotary convention
" n . Sm J S ’ - S w
b - » b .u
In Denver, told him to end the
meeting "prom ptly oa
Previoualy to tho round of
oatrved an to tha N ehr Bd afteachea
In honor o f Urn retir­
r t r i* **ly l l milm ing aecrrtary, T. Bradford Byrd
t wheca tha Frugch
introduced John N- Holden, who
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Several member* nf Ih.- S.m - A M.
Inole County chaptei «l tin- K tiAlltM I'U'I if'.,’
D im u c tu ,
lure Farmer* of A m en,a, ii,,uin
It I ill I'll lilt • .1* '
A t tho aame tim e a circling
paninl by their a ilv i-.i. Al. « II III II &gt;0 .. . ho k
column fo ag h t a flanking battle
Johnson and ■ gural, l*i..( II I- ihi' IH( I
\&gt; l
te e th e north and o ia t of DamaaF. Fagan of Itriam'l. ri'litriii'tl I lit*y xvt’i t- u 1**1• t
t u paaaod A dllrah and reached
yealcrday morning from H.-ylnna \m isl I It* i n
a point within five milaa of tho
llcach, where they went l.y l.,.ul h r i i hr*1 ut .1 . 2*1' i
eanltal from th at direction.
Irodurinr many fatnnoa pereon*. from Hanford.
I* M til* I•*Mil
Jeialn e waa ta k e n h r troopa hpt thad looked forward to In
" It M
g fine tu p ,"
Mr
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etriking Inland front tho eoaaL trcduclng Dr. F.ppa -becauae lie Johnaoti aaM tmloy, “an,I oil Uir S'
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l e r i - m nrul o g n m cn - h iv n -ntr
reive* wftli lire . *in*n - nur f. ..
f n t h c r a f o u g h t t.. inn-n f n t tl
or wi- r a n tln.trn v .1 mnt In.I t . 1
p l a c e in t h e urm itac H- a f i t .
people.

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In U. S. Closed

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non itftst'riiil
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Prlnccaa Ju lian a o f The Netherlanda elgna Rovernor I.evti- Block *»f wlirit they hml in Aim i
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if tin x
e tt Kallonatall’a gucat honk in leu, nmt it*&gt;ki'll
Boat oa Saltnnatall look* on. Ju- writilf] t n u ll' vtiili itriy o t h e r n
lion.
iana anti her connnrt.
Prince
T w o ro itr*ra (1! n In t h e A tit' r
ilornhard. came to Ilindtiu for a
Icnn
in t h r w .n l.l r o o f I '&lt; I
four-day vialt.

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Rotary But Not
Allowed Speech

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                    <text>WGHTY
Bwlndefts o f Orlando, Lofty (forfo r and Orville Ktrchner of DaLeml, Will Eekenrotb OlMl John­
ny Rowland of Ocala, Danny
BUwe and Cm II McCann of
OilftcivilJc,
' 8 troth*rt) admit* difficulty In
•ejection* at aacoad baa* where
fan* hare d fat field to pick from,
Including lorry Womack of Or-

Second W in F rom
Saints 10 T o 5
i* (Triples By McRaney .went to work on Pitcher Well and
him for IS hits. Includ­
Vi And Hardman Ac* reached
ing four triple* and o m double.
Prom the third Inning on tha
L- count For Winning bojrs
put Um game on Ice ty
up two In the fourth, one
JjRons In Contest filling
n the fifth, three In the sixth
snd one each In the sixth and
Seventh. After the 8aint* had
made their two runs In the sec­
ond frame they scored one run
In the sixth, eighth end Inst but
never threatened to take the bull
game.
Pete McRaney shared the hero
ml* with Bamy Hardman as &lt;nrh
o f them drove In three runs.
McRaney poled out two triples
for hi* hit* or the game While
fi|TJ E*tr* base bite In |he right Hardman hit a triple and single
K f places netted Benfonl a 10-8 win for four times at bat. doth of tho
P aver the leegue-leadlng Saints two run makers were left on
and never crossed the
a * last night for the fourth victory bases
wT-itn Um lest five starts) two of plate.
•j'- them over fit. Augustine. ,
Jim Booth did the unusual by
Climbing closer to the nearest hitting n pair of single* In two
&amp; rival, drills, the Seirlnolee will times up to score three runs,
d i.t a k e on the Anglers tonight at getting on b*M three time*
C* ill* Ideal' ball park ami th* new through' walk* handed out by
l y .pitcher Hnrrison Telt*. newly Wall. He got on base every
Ci.'nM ulrcd from dr-la, will prob- lime he fated the pitcher.
W ably get th* opening assignment
Kml# LaVelley, greased light­
Ip : ah Ihe m/iunil.
I li After taking an early lend ening runner, got one hit In the
D L&gt;w ny fntm Bt. Aueustin# M l ball gam* but could credit that
id - 'tiring the gam* In tha Ihlijd In- tb hi* leg* »* h# scampered to
Drat base for a safety on a

: Leesburg Slated
W ot Game Tonight

K io t h Gets Two Hits
jjKvAnd Three Runs lit
*&gt;\Two Times At Bat

BASEBALL 8:00 P. M. TONIGHT
Leesburg

Standings
i Lost
38 IS
35 31
28 27
27 27
27 »
24 31
24 32
III 37

8t. Augustine
DeLaud ____
Orlando —....
Dnytcna llearh
LeetbUrg - ....
Gainesville

Pet.
470
.035
-503
400
.482
.430
.420
430

RRBITI.TS YKSTBRDAY

Orlando

al

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bunt to the pltrhrr. (Jetting on
lutse through two walks he stole
three lias"* during the contest
and one of them was a trip to
home plate os H» snd Joe Jus­
tice worked II uouhle steal off
first and third.
The fourth inning set the
game In the win column for the
Seminole* when Dirk hit a double,
went to third on Dillesplt'a single
and both pis yen loped home on
lianlmtn'a triple. After that Ban*
ford scored runs In ever Inning
through Mrlloncy’s two triples.
Hardman's single, and flyball
throwln on Ddlespiv's drive to
left field.
ST. ANDllHTINE
..................... 6 0

1 )
4 3 3 0
4 1 2 0
6 0 12 0
4 2 1 0
4 1 2
2
4 2 3 0

Tle'nn lb
Vamer If
Ilob'jn 3b .
O off c ....

By PAUL ROBINSON

&lt; &amp; S &amp; rr-

SHff MUSTA HEARD
MB SAY

VIA Q2AIY

Aflour&gt;our-7WE
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Picking All-Stars
Is Not Too Easy,
Says Scribe
DAYTONA BEACH, June 12.—
(Rpeelal)— While there’s a stand­
out or two, th* task of selecting
v Florida Hiatt League All-Star
team for 1041 It anything but
-•rry In the opinion of John fltro&lt;hard, sport* editor of th* Day.
ton* Beach News-Journal.
Casting around for a tealh
strong enough to whip th* 8 0
Aueustin* Points who, he thinks
will I* leidlnv the league ** at
th* morning of July 4, 8 troth* yd
turns up ** th* first Btate league
scribe publicly t* announce hi*
■elections....
ji&gt;
*]•
Th* Alt-Star, remember will
be picked by th* vote of fane at­
tending game* Juno 22 and 28.
and the AU-Stara will meet th*
league-leader In
th*
l*«ltli*tt
fourth anrtvil All-Btar gems M
Daytona -Beach Saturday night
July B'et t o ilork. :■ i k**»» ‘ 1
Starting behind-the plate-wtlh
Galneavllle’e Jimmy
1‘ ruitt, the

IP40 team utility man, Btrothard
opines that yeu can't overlook
Krrddle I*eonhardt of Ocala &lt;ls
Hie first baseman,
Leesburg's
Mike Conroy at second, Lees­
burg’s BID Good at short, and
Daytona’ s Ed Juscysk at third.
Fur
outfielders.
fltrothard
would rely on Jud Holslng of DeLand In (eft, Walt Harrington nf
th* same team In ctnter, and Erby Carroll o f Daytona In right
field.
Htrolhard didn’t seleet two
right-handers and two left-hand*
era as fans will be called upon
to do when they mark their
printed ballot.
Instead he claimed that you’ll
have to pick your four hurlcrs
from th* following list:

Dor Ida Cold Orange

Tatty. Il.ahtful

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DAMPS TODAY
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Heller 2b
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TO BUY MAJESTIC- WATERLESS COOKWARE,
STOCKS VERY LIMITED. HURRY FOR YOURS BUY TODAYI

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one opportunity per annum,"
The Drat 400 people buying

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Ocila 3. (Irlaiuln 2.
Ilelnnd ID, 1«&lt;-«1mrg 12.
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MUNICIPAL BALL PARK

Schnn of DoLand, and Danny
Sailer of BL Augustine.
■ Doljind’a Johnny Danyo waa
aalectcd for tba utility role be­
came of hit *11-around ability
and beeasaa ha waa hlttlnr In
the upper 400's at laat writing.
, The heath scribe failed to pick
a manager and bat-hoy,
Slrothard preceded bit setae-.
Uona by statin* "Tba customer*
hpaa alwa yemben a bit obtuse
about accepting this comer's
raeommandstlons
for All-Stnr
performers, which Is probably
rlfht, since this writer acts a
chance to be ah export’ all year

Saturday, Jane 14th at Table

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Ban ford la The Only Central '*•*
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And Water Transportation

F lorid a

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AN fttDEPENDl
SANFORD,

FLORIDA.

FRIDAY,

JUNE

13.

Damascus Capture Impends
As Circassians Join Allies

Authorities

First Zamzatn Survivors To Reach The U. S,
fficial Depredates [
Robin Moor Incident As One Among
Many Ship Sinkings

Nazi Demand For Use
Of Ukrainian Gran­
aries Is Reported

Nads Declare They
Will Not Be “Buf­
fa lo e d ” by U. S.

(lw

11—
Well**.

M m Mmdrr «J «t»t», to-

war* hay I diepate and InA attly fame id Germany of
vlalattag the lateraatioaal
tranty an aabaarie* warfare.
He aald ho would withhold
a aaaaldmd atatamanl until
fgB depositions of the II
d M n n waa received.

British Aid Group
Gets Urgent Appeal

Chari ea J. V. Murphy, David A. Schorman
and t’ harlea MrCarthy &lt;1. to r .l, aboard the
Egyptian liner Zamaam when It waa aunk by
a N en raider, return to New Ymk by Cllppeplnnr

the raider MrCarthy, a native of Weatim,
Maee., le e volunteer ambulance driver; Mur
phy la u m u - I l i a n , end Schermen * a photo­
grapher

The aurvivure wore laker to Franc* by

An organ! appeal ham Juat bean

received by

j

former collated matt who piaaii entrance 'examinations to
enter the U. 8. Military Academy at West fe in t N. If., receive
the hlghrit award* from Brig. Gan. Kabcrt L. Ekbelberger, auporintendrnt o f th# academy. They are Cadet John Norton (center)
of Norfolk, Va.t honored for bavin# tbo high##} Mting in milltery efficiency, und Cadet Alfred J. Mody (rig )*) o f Horn den,
Conn., who received tha Francis Vinton Green Memorial Haber
tit standing No. 1 hi gtamgnl.nnder.-a&lt;-jmeri&gt;.W»j f»em. p m ry . ,,

Work On Road 44
Six Month*,
•Onrman authorities today
ShcUrod bluntly they would
not be "buffaloed" by the
Unltad Stataa' reaction to
tha alnkln* of tha 8. S. Rob­
in Moor— America’! flrot tor■ndo victim of war—even as
waohinjrton prepared a vlgcrotu protast bSaad on evldanea tha ship waa deliber-

An*mrlnfMdl

On the Middle Eaiit wor
front, fierce Circanniun cav­
alry, trained by the French
but now fighting on the fide
of Ihe British— Free French
Allies, wero nei&gt;orted to have
fought their wav Into the
nuburba of Damascus In the
nix-day-old iiivaaion of Sy­
ria today.

.

Ji m
m t

N e g o t i a t i o n s For
B l o o d l e s s Capit­
u l a t i o n Of City
Delays English

Russian-German
Actions Watched

American Protest
•Is Being Prepared

WASHINGTON
— ( A T .) r I m

NUMBER 24S

Member Associated Press

1941

Market Facilities
Are Closing As
Season Endsi

terprbo* opr rated In Msnoetion
wllh th* market or* being closed
onMI nait season, H. J. Lab man,
msnsgar, said today.
Tha Western Union and Pottel Telegraph branch
office*,
atoty sank by a Nasi submarine. maritalned during tha growing
_ A flea Mon apokatman
aald season to aid shtppon and buy­
gh n y skip* bound for England er* will eioao tomorrow, and tbs
kad aJraady boon anak and Gar- market rotaurant will probobly
close next week, lo s t woek th*
ritrna pocking htruso shat down.
Robin M oot Incident.
Mr. Lehman will lose* Bandar
nn a vacation trip to visit with
hla oldest daughtor, Mrs. Herbert
Un-sell In Hoitwtok, N. T. H#
will bo accompanied
hy
Mrs.
tchman sad thoir dnnghtor, Mr*.
W. 8. Bromley and bar two
sons, Rtan ley and Rodman. They
will ha away rover* I weeks.
William L. Wilson o f la ck sonvlll*, director o f the
Bteto
mark*! system, wrote M r. Lsb-

Martin,

chairman o f the Seminole County
branch o f U&gt;a Bundles for Britain
Club*, for emergency bags for
men and women refugee*, she
aald today.

Soap, wash raga, rsaors, combe,
shaving cream, pad*, pencil* *nd
acltaors era needed. Mr*. Mar­
tin aald aa wall a* afghani for
■the-JRaml.AW* Fare*. • Want,pud
Jaatructlaoa tan b* obtained at
tita hmdrruTltra for Bundles far
Britain-; #11 Beat Second Streat
Tka fortieth carton of rafogae

tine* June 1N 0 wban tha Bern
Ino I# County chapter M l organ
W ork on th* M oa n ed part of lied. Mr*. Martin doc la n d . Many
r»*h donation* and |80 for hos­
a t * Roo d 44,' ejkMh run* from
pital fund* have also b**n cent
utford to Tttatytila on th* E**t
to England.
t u t , will bagto aanrtlm* In th*
“ No one U really happy uni**tat six M o n th * and It 1* ho pod
i complete tha Ptajaet within tha h* is raatly contributing in lo m t
way to Inour*
th*
democratic
•r, Bonator Eroast F. Hoo*.
way o f Ilf* w* enjoy her* In thr
ildar said today.
UnUod State*," th* chairman a*
A f te r tha odjotm unmt of the sorted.
wont aaaatan a f , tha
Legists-

ro,

Bonator

Housholder

rr-

tinad In TaHahaqaa* to confer

•n of the But! Road Deportnt, and J. H. Dowling, chief
rlnaer.
'Wo wont Into tha matter of

i completion of the impend
rt of Bond 44 and I reminded
i two Man that wa had paaeod
lalaUon to toko affoct July 1

g Ohid that Nixon
O fth s
highway
hla district, had
Road Department
In favor of comI and t n t tha mat
lUgaaaod thoroughjam," tha Bonator
•
■ngteoor told tho
or that coniLrUCtd would begin In
id that "he hoped
aarty anougb to ba

Lack O f Care Is
Blamed For Crash
WASHINGTON, June 13 14^—
Tha
Civil
AeronauticBoard today *ald ‘ 'failure'' of
tha pilot to taka -O proper deg n e o f care” wa* probably the
cause o f tha air transport crash
near Atlanta, Feb. 18, which re­
sulted In the death o f sight per­
sona.
Among tha d**d waa Represen­
tative Byron (D -M d).
Jamoa A . Ferry waa captain
la charge o f flight and Luther
B. Thome* th* other pilot. Both
GIFT FROM CAPON B
MAHI BEACH, Juno I 8 - W Dotectlve Earl D. Carpenter aald
anterdaythat tha watch worn by
Fate Clifford, M, bar operator,
whan ho woo murdered on May
IS bad boon a gift from tbo late
wife of Frank NltU, lieutenant of
A1 Capon* In Chicago prohibition

W A S H IN G T O N , June I I 'I*
*— Vic# prraldrnt Wiilluro t«uU&gt;

Proof Required Show­
ing Car Not Driven
Prior To June 1(5

n,

raw * t - . i

Legion Sons To Sponsor Entries
In National Open Rifle Matches
will aerve as coaches ami Indivi­
dual sponsors for th* boy*, all
of whom must b* under the eg*
of 18 years. Judge* for the com­
petition will be selected from th*
club.
‘This I* an open match" Mr.
Smith aald, “ana membership In
(ha Sons of th* Lagion Is not a
necoaaary qualification. Any yte**
fir* t l calibre rifle may be used
end any typo sights are permis­
sible except telescopic. With In­
teract In rifle shooting at a high
pitch Just now, tt la thought that
ws win have between 40 and M
entrants In tha contest and oach
p m WlU receive personal atten­
tion and coaching so that ho'may
make tho boat possible score."
Enter to* 1* M cants, which
covers all expanses except prac-

ic y jr i.

P.

lntc rested

agricultural

group*

to

i&gt;r#»«lng dr
ruaMil* for higher farm pr it r*&gt; 1 t
they Incur puMlr iracritmrnt, lo**'

I.lccn*!- plclrv fur 1hr
1»»1
|lialf o f It*11 will go on u l r nt
|ih** o f fir c uf Jrii* I* Jinkin*.
! County t « i rnllrctnr, *»n Monilc),
it wc* announr.il ImUy
Mini
| ii u m prior fnr any lag in I '■ 2fi
r*ir(lt fnr ligllt IlHllrr. wrlltllinir M)0 pminiln nr I****, tlir flat
u l r on wlilrli it t - 75. Mr Jin
km- Mill
’ ’ To -rrurr n lialf yrat lag
for a nrw motor vrhirlr, I hr lull
of .air from Ihr ilralm mini
-how that thr vrhirlr wa- pur*
rha-rtl Junr III. I 1M 1. or -uli.r.
c|iirnlly,” thr ta&lt; rnllrrlor pointnl out, "o r pr oof hv affidavit
mu -1 hr in-dr that thr raj ha­
unt hrrn drlirn on thr road- nf
Florida prior to Junr 1rt"
On u-ril vrhirlr* pr oof hy af
fidavit niu-t hr m-ilr that tlir
vrhirlr ha- not liren drlvrn -Inra
Ihr riplratlon o f thr la-t ta^F
i—urd for It. Mr Jinkin- alctnl
Maintrnanrr tag*,
thr
i--ij.
inra o f whirh wa- authoriird
iincirr Chcplrr S 0210, Art- nf
Ihr 1041 Lejri-laturc, will al«n
hr avcllcblr beginning Monday
I**ucnrr o f thr*r teg* wa* provlilcd whrrt a mr**urr vrtnnj l.y
(Jovrm or Conr
In
IU.1U wn«
p*»»rd ovrr Ihr vrlo hy thr re­
cent trialon o f Ihr ta&gt;gi&gt;l*lurr
Mr. Jinkin* of fe red arrllon 1
af Ihr lew* a&gt; an n p lc n a t lo n nf
thr mclntrncnrr tag*:
‘ 'A ft e r thr Tint day o f Junr.
A. D., 1041. It ihall be unlaw­
ful to operate upon thr high­
ways o f thl* atatr a truck, thr
groaa weight o f which ahall ott­
ered 18.000 pound*, ar a treer — ll— t .

Planniny Pagcint

ad vised

"tako emit In nM in

rrup cuntml nrogiaini ami suf*
f n "trrrihlr ilchiiHt' wlun peace

conic*

*

Adflrr**ing the tiutionsl AAV
conference, the fmincr ngrirul
lure Mrcietary doc ki red “ only the
might of thr United Slate* Murid*
letweweri Hit In it inI wm Id dom ­
ination M
He N**ertcd enactment of irgi*.

IHiggins Outlines
Plans For Inland
Tourist Routes

Negotiation* for th&lt;&gt; bloodies*
capitulation of l&gt;»m*»cu* w .ta
it, laying Ihr Allira' rntry Into
th* city, now virtually encircled,
■alii llrltlih new* report* from
Cairo
In the air war, the British said
they attacked many lergste In
Germany'*
twining
Induitrial
Ituhr Valley.
Meanwhile, relatione between
Germany anti Uueela received o f ­
ficial attention In London. Some
reporte said the Natla were de­
manding uee o f Itueala'a vat*.
Ukrainian granariea and the pae•age of Carman troopa through
Itueeia Into ihr Middle Left.
Negollatlona for the aurrendcr

wrr« reported uml#rw*y FRfllf
toiUy m British Mid Fro# Kronen
furrM movwd into fi'inttlon for
a final assault on thr strongly*
capital
“Strip” Map Will Be il#frnrl#d
Along
tn«
Ltbanrs*
tcWk
P riifl- fortas
that
*'brush#d
Distributed
At nmiil#
irslitanca" w#r# Mid unTravel A g e n c i e s .if fit tally to hiv# i d v j n n j con*
i.tlily bsyoml Kaidn in th«ir
British
Kifwwrd
IHgglna,
who
was ilm n u it B#liu~, and
n krters pradlctui an occupation
elect •
Weilm-Mday to head the
nf the |.#han#*#
capital
and
St
Jidm-t River Trad Associa F»t.nl&lt; naval ba*# #1 any tiinv.

tjofi fo i ilii* riinumg yeni, today
outlined i'In iv* to inrreane the
scope o f the or gun lint ion and to
develop |uiiiiM l in f fir over HJa'e
Komi 17 for the benefit uf 111
lotion propo*ing 100 percent par land town*, im hiding Hanford
ity Ioann for a major nv|i “ would
title* m*w HAMoetated with the
have hern a
seiinn*
iiiiM mI*#, * or gain rat ion
me Orlando, San
and &lt;|U»'*tioned the wisdom o f hfi foul, Del.and. Pomona, Drentent
iienrrpt loan* roiigri-** opprovvd. City, PieiMoii. Palatk*.
tlreen
Cove Spring* and Jacksonville
l “ It i* iioped l*i get tht« c o •o per­
ation of l In preaent in# ill her a of
UuKsia Fortifying
the St John* River Trail
For Nazi Attack elation and their consent to *•«
temi Ihe mute from the Florida
line over State Road 17 to Ki*aimmer, over State Road ll &gt;2 to
llfdopiiw and over the recently
opened Rond
and 2t1 into Ml
ami /1 Mr Higgins explained
“ In tin* way we will develop
ithe inland mute from the stain
-line to Miami, which is « short
er ilMnnre to th# lower Karl
Coast.’* th# prraidrnt added
A strip map, showing
th#
shorter route to Miami and tha
arenii' alt met ion* o f this road.
Is eapeeled »*• hr prepared *&lt;&gt;'»r
by th*- a sane tat Inn. This map will
b# plaeed mt nlrategic points hv
yiind tire stale border a* well a*
within the limits o f Florida, in
Two Famous British order to draw tourists down th#
center o f the slate.
Ships Go To Bottom In addition, copies o f the map
alao would be furnished to tou r­
ist agencies in Miami, ao that
travelers could he advised o f lb#
shorter route home. Bom# per­
son* may wish to taka «na rout*
down to the Kaat Coast an 1
World War day*, lievr hern des­ another fond back North, Mr
troyed by Germsit dlve-bomlwri Hlggin* said.
The St Johns Rival Trail Aso ff th* African coast, th* British
announced yesterday.
aociation ha* a good strong roads
The Ladybird *r*nt down In a committer, the president pointen
biasing finish May 12 in Tpbruk out, whose duty it la to •dv°*
harbor, bar stem and middlt form cat# the improvement o f roads
apart by two huge bombs, fire alone the river trail.
&amp;
pouring from htr boiler room and
“ This committee's duties, 1 Mr
ntr craw threatened by a possible Higgins eiplalned. "la to contact
magaain# sgploalun.
the B u te Road Department and
The woundad gunners kspt hea­ the count lea traversed ky^ this
ping for o'dsr* end pumped route to improve tha roads," The

Trustworthy

Arab

quartars

tHiti they hallavad that soma kind
o f informal negotiation* for th#
niirn'fider o f Damascus were ha­
ling held, although there waa no
confirmation from British mlU*
t«rv officials here.

Although
(7#D#ral
Pent*,
French high eommlaskir.ar and
cominandrr In Syria, is undwr•clond tn have mamhallrd strung
force* mitsfdc tha walla and
tiiMcr*
o f Oamascua
on
tha
Mouth it waa b#H#v#cI Arab pras*
■lire might fore# a pracifu l »ur*
n*ndrr
To thr Arab* Damascus, r#piitrd to hr t ha oldrat city in
Ih*1 world '■till inhabited, h ona
of fhi* four M lhammrdon tertta*
t r1« I piiradliias.
Ihmtt1* strong ilafvna# of Dam m n i i, In tha Klssour «*ctOr 10
mil*-* south o f thr city was repnrlctl in b# In thr nalurw o f m
“ ifiuilf #*1 b#ciu&gt;p
of
BrltUh
f»#n#ra 1 WiUon'a nppar#nt d#cl*
■ion lo riv « th# F r w Flench th#
honor o f takinir th# city,
A heavy ItritUh aerial bom­
bardment o f Beirut, It waa amkl
fn informed quarter*, indleal#a

Building was caused by a tight-

maul from thslr sli-lncher* and
pompoms until th* last gun went
under tho waves.
Th* monitor Terror was caught
at twilight o ff lbs coast o f Libya,
recently.

Sebring To Got
Array Air School
WASHINGTON, June IS—UP)
—Locations of five now air eoswa
schools was announced today hy

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laft him: nona waa hls wl(s.

ut before profits would dln (
it entirely, aomeelse would happen which woi
’■ ^ , { 3 * 1 X r “ ' , " ' 4 worae. Managemcnt
Management In ita
Ita effopf
eftoff to kt
keep froi
Bald that proi*4 absndoqtd naan. would find cheaper subatltutea for the gi
“p ®
i s S i * ,m gtoa~ which have hitherto gono Into automobiles,
;«U t ,f4 K v . loyfd, (or good— WQuId get a cheaper car for (U TO0WT. A t
car would still eel! for a thousand dollar* b
y a k !* » • * rd har» k)v*d Jans, for good— worth- only $800. Nickle would dlaaqHar 1
' -%lik Wiada«»
rolng on automobiles. Cast Iron wpuld takt
It* not ny fault thsy n i '
alqmJnum.
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No matter haw you fix it up, the nt|bli&lt;
A wtaa baautlful Uagh cams
whether In higher Uxeg. higher prlce£ or lowered living1
(Waa It down from tha Stars to a
•
a P tk
W tifViii..
^ t .” 0wisKitU
wh,ch h»* y°u pull It out of, It 1«
a.ini
•'DaiHhf,' said Jans, “did you
katf lay mualcT”
Bo8ut , **Dld you touch my via*
• •

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The

M om

R l* Bfeown

a p p ro * !

to leaa dwigerumi one*, white
atop boon rondo In Germany.

s^dunaa.'a
Of permaocul ptlgraliona. I

QUALITY

ssjpwrp.

BIGGEST USBb
CAR MONTH

Wl&gt;|
or m
JunA.'e
ram
Inist of

Chevrolet
Continues to give us
56 Cara and Tr.tka
to select tress.
-

194o Mercury .Focdor
Sedan
N ew
6o-

ur' ....... "1715.00

1040 Plymouth DeL
Hpt. Sedan..... 675.Q0
1038 Dodge
Sedan .....—

Ford or
jM-00

1038 Ford 85 Twdor
Sedan
..... 3C3.W
1936 OWnmoblle Tu­
dor s S S c : . —‘ 7I54N
1934 Cheyrolel Win­
ter Coach....... 195-00
TRUCKS

JMO GMC

W

cab A Cnaaala 6 new
tires ___ — .... H93.00

s rj?a

X t t t « r t v o V 0 « i

S oskg ~
H F A T H E R ’S

D A Y

FQR

“ WE WIRE FLOWERS EVERYWHERE" -

million

Germans Will No) Half-Year Car
Tags Will Be
Discuss Sinking
Of Robin Moor
. Sold Monday

You bare heard many Instances
if the success story—from rag*
p riches| It works both .ways\ few days ago Um rescue mla.
peg at Evansville, Ind., buried
r p lallltouslre and the aim wo#
lei taught the use aM -VOlae of
aepey and became a “Mgh-rolter"

S W i T i E 'W .“ j sK '

rwwflawes'Wrew r . . .

nael

lor and ftm l-tniller roiqhlnation
aa baralnabovw described,
the
g w ) y o M n o f kvbkh shall oxaood 54A06 pounds, without first
M g ' ■' g an b a ii l
ff*|a » .the
Stats motor vehicle commlselonI nffltod to said motor
In addition to any other
plate or tag. which IU
or
ouera lor
may
lUod to -purrhare by thr
O f Florida, a license

M aaU on

el B .L . Perkins

S J ftp J L S IS

COME ON

5FJ9.J*

•* " “ * •

RND

*

BILLBOARD
Mr. and Mr*,
family nrr sprrti
Corunatl" Bruch

This Is tha Kririm of Ui« AmtHeun Export Lln#«, i alitar thlp of th# n rr n boat Rohm Moor, uhir
reported to hRTt b##n torptdoid la th# South Atlantic. El#v#n of 19■ rr#w mere r#|*ort#i| picked up b\
Draiilian hteamer OioHa Aroonf tight papiengett miMing wer# three women and a child. Ihe *h p
i currying motor truck paitt to South African porta.

Baptist Class Meets 'Guild To Med Willi I
At Women's Club1 Winter Hark Croup!
i »mi my Ilay nr* i*
Palm M.ath whirr he
ing a* tin gur*t nf Mi
Hubert III i.w n

The

memlM'i* »|M&gt;nt

tin* after*
(&gt;«»•#
were
h iv cjo y 4*nA|th several

jlHMHI *ew llli: f«U the
mf f 4*i which
refrefthttu'itU

Forming s party Ihsl tp--n(
, Wednesday at SsnUmlo Springs
picnicking w#rr: the Miaati C*laia
( )|aaklne,
U la Nipper,
RtriU
. Touchton. Zona Mallhr)*#, Vir, v jn|a Kelly, and Marjorie June
Durdick.
Friend* i f F'e.l Guiui*. Interested to know llial I
gone to Isirain II. where I
work during the -umiiict 11
Mr. Gsnas sitrnilnl Murrsy
College the p*sl yrsi

A S K FOR

r ta iu n o l

Brudqt,

llt'imian Midi) 1
Maiy Kill)*. &lt;•!
I., have ifliirfiftl
e h Ith irUlivik

El))&gt;«l)l* "f Mi

uihI

Mi*

DrrMixi will Im* uilf'i&lt;**is')| (1
that thry atr colchrallnc
f&lt;&gt;utth Mi-dding anniversary.

a s h i h o

Mrs. E. C. M■K•• snd *«i
James, left t-d*y fur Isn-ih-ir.
Ga.. to visit fnr o-lille.
The
wrrv ■cromp«n!*&gt;&lt;| #* I** #* l,rr
burg b?. Mr* •■»»»#• MrKf* #h
I# mroute to nmlUiiiHiK*. Trnn
fur ■ lU y.

Mrs. George llr ’ r
relunieil
Tuesday from Gainesville whrir
site attended the graduation M-&gt;n
a l' Church will saw at Uk&gt; Wo- day evening uf Mi** Ih-Hy l^.u
Fleah
from Gainesville
High
School. Miss F'e-h is a f.-rrn**
resident o f Sanford and is Ihj
niece of Mra. Gray.

• Compart tide by tide with
watkin that tell (or *20 more
Mi*# M#rj:■ u t
IoJhtifrl« y
!•
hprndihg tbi.« wrrk m( I' d . ton*
Hrach *% thr guc'*t uf Mr and
Mm Jubn E (jinglry. M 4 Iriukn
Trrr«rr. Sb^ It ('U&gt;rrtei| lee Ifturn on EatunUy

Mra. Uoyd Harper und son,
IJn/ri, J r , nf Kansas have lu-rn
visiting hrr iiarrnta, Mr and Mra.
K W. Hlilca, for a few days Mra.
Harper and sun left Iwtay fur
Pompano to be the guests of re!- I
atlves.

Mra. Geor f f
III.hop has re­
turned from VaMosta. Ga . where
Abe visited with her deuehter.
Mrs. Nick A*hhy
Mr. Bishop
olaed her for trr trip home.

On Tuesday the pledges of Ihe
Phi Alpha Kappa Hororiiy siu-nt
the day at'Daytona Beach whrre
the active members are having
their annual houseparty. Those at.
Morris Spencer has returned to tending were: The Mioses Mar.
iarie Jane Burdick, Ann Wiggins,
Bay Ptaee after spending a few Marty Perkins, Oonnle M rr.ll.
days here with bis family.
Nancy Collum, Margaret Langley

Earl Jeter and Ham Thurmond
have returned from
Daytma
Baneh where they hsve been at­
tending tho DeMolay houseparty.
8am plena to' return Saturday to
eater the medrl airplane rootest ohirh io being held In th*

-- V rUvYS

The Won an'* Club was the
•relic ytMrrday uftrni"on of the
lllfetllic of tin* A lat ht'.iii ( ’ la*:- of
leh Kit - 1 Itapti.'t &lt; luireh A abort
'h i'im vs meet me \%a* lit Id prrsidj*tl over by Mr* II It Meek. The
'devotional Mu*- conducted by Mra.
-F04ter t ninerou -*nd fj ports were
heard from the various officer#.

MEKTINti

INDIANAPOLIS, June 13-147
—The Imperial council nf th- An­
cient AroMe Order of the Nobis,
of the Mrstle Shrine ended IW an­
nual aeaslon aslerday after decid­
ing to poetpone aeleetlnii uf a
1941 convention «JL “ because nf
the unsettled world conditions.
The question was left for the Im­
perial divan to settle In the nest
few m onths._____________________

f—r Tod#y &amp; Saturday
|
Double Program

Magraa atatement about « M
laris these mcrtals ho. Is backed

Mra. tV. (i. Firming is visiting
In Quilninn and t'ordcle. tin., with
reUtitrs ainl fronds.

•Stafford *#rvi*d Mi** Kdilti
have it** ter tauie4l tin* ytoup
vacation piano selection*
| I'rewriit nt the mii'tmr werr:
I Mrs. I! S. Se mail, Mi* Eunice
J I’ Thurm ond i* ronvuli'acing Kay. Mis Miii lay .larvi*. Mra.
niridv aftci a tunaileclomy yea* Ei eil llarriaoii, Mia I' E Whigtrrday at the Eertiald-Laughton hair. Mr* Eii'«l Myei*. Mr* W.
M rnm rial 11o«p i ImI .
,t
Lynn. Mi- Heck. Mra C. K.
'Miller. Mi*
l T Newhy. and
|)anny Altmnn returnnl Tor* Mr* E S It. k key
•lav from Muiray State ('ollegr,
Al*o Ml * O (' fs.hh* M'a J
Murray. K v, %%-heie he completed
E. I*age, Mi* It N Nipper. Mra
hi#
fre*hman
yiar.
Assembly Report
jt ameioii. Mi* t
I* Eorreater.
Mi* J A Strang*, Mi* (I E
Given At Meeting
It.dim*. M'a E E Mol*. Mra. A
It Eord, Mi* Annie M. inwethrr.
111 thr sbsrncr nf lbs N* blr
Mew A M l.i*%etoy. Mi* M E
Grand. Mr-, f s . l F. Chorprning.
McWhorter and Mi** |.o%rjoy.
Mra. R- E. Ashdown, r k f grand,
presided over the bu«lne*« *easlon of thr Srminols Rrbrkuh
I^slgr Number 43 which met in
thr I O O F list) last rvrnIng.
Mr*. Glrnn E McK«y reported
on the Rebeksb Assemblv which
w s. he'd recently
In Jackson­
ville end reports were hesrd from
hmnr n Tlilrtri-nlh Stivi-l
the various committee-. It w*.
derided by the meml-er* In sew
Mi&gt; It 11 1‘ irkrtt and Mr« ('.
Xpgjhe Red Cross, the dste to l&gt;e
annetmce»l T it e r .
FoMowIttg s
Mr* Glenn I.Ingle and Son*, A llniav^apent today in Orlando,
routine business discussion the Glrnn Jr., anil Waller Donrel
meeting was adjourned
left Tuesday fnr f 'a u o , III
•"
Mi* llt-n C'oghiirti i»mi
*|»end their
summer
vaeolinn t);r. Judy, nnd Mra |i u |.
with Mr*. I.inglr’s paienls. Ml all of (sMluravlIlr aic
Baptist Class Meets |snil Mr*. Walter Densel.
lii'f)' f«»r a frw liny*

BIIUINER8

M t A la S n a w t e i

Dttttwes
Far (piny*
it Routes

Mrs. R. A. Newman enter­
tained the members of the Fortnl* h tlj Duplicate Club at their
r , * 0,“ r bridge-luncheon ‘ WrWncsd ,T- which was held at her Edina
*n R° m Court. Throughout the
morning hours several progres»*on* o f bridge were ' enjoyed,
* n&lt;* ^*r"*»• Sharon. Sr., and
Mrs. W L. Cooper were the le ­
cipienls of the high score prise
*n,l acreeno winner was found
to be Mrs. George A. DcCot'ei.
At one o'rlock luncheon wos
serveil by the hostess, with a
pastel theme predominating.
Those playing were; Mra. D.
!*• Thrasher Mrs. Daisy Lewis,
Mrs. DcCytte*. Mrs. Cooper, Mrs.
Sadlr Brouse, Mrs R. J. Holly.
Mrs. (I. D. Bishop
and
Mrs.
Sharon.

Thr T. E- L- H i m of th# First
R tp ild Church met h it rvrnlng
•I thr homr of
Mra. W. !#.
8 lcudcnmir« and Mra. R A. Etlrnfield aaalated
her
hoateaa.
During th# bu»lne»a a^aalon aevgiven
and In
er»l r*ports were
remembersnre of Mr*. A. K Ro«setlrr's birthday she was pre­
sented a gift.
Refreshments
consisting
of
sandwiches, cakes
and
punch
were sSrved and s rskr Irrd in
whits with pink randies snd l-ei-r
lag
“ Itsppy
Birthday"
was
brought In and prvsenled In Mr*
Ros setter.
The fnlltiwln* attended
Ihe
meeting: Mr*. Roiselter
honor
guest. Mrs E W. Stiles. Mr.
farcy MeNsh. Mrs J. C Calhoun.
Mrs. Lillian Vk-kerv. Mr. J. A
Cunnlnghsm. Mrs. W E. Kadsr.
Mra. Jane Smith. Miss Nam-y
Roaaatter, and tha hostess. 1 .

EV^RY

THEY CANT
“7|
TAKE
&gt; S YOUR

Fortnightly Club
Enjoys Luncheon

At Stoudenmire Home

WEST FIRST ST. — TELEPHONE 75$-M

to rgg-heatrr*. “ Old Tool " said
If Mam waa slri*imllited thry
aisst have used a mighty wide
stream for a inndd.

Telephone 14b

Mra. Joe Meiach
entertained
Thurvday afternoon with a de­
lightful hrhlge party
at
her
home on Magnolia Avenue for
the member# o f the M#rry-GoRound Club. The rooms where
the gueata were received were
decorated In pastel *hadea
of
»oaea and other aummer flower#
After aeveral progremalona of
bridge were enjoyed a prlie for
high acore waa awardtil to Mra.
S. O. Cha#e and for the low
■core to Mra. W A Adam*. A
■weet coura# waa *erved to the
guefta by the hoateaa.
IVeaent were: * Mra. CHa«».
Mm. Edmund Meiach. Mr*. Hugh
Whelchel, Mra. John Meiach. Jr..
Mm. Roy TlnUer. Mr* llawklm
Connelly and Mm. W. C. llutcnlnon. ——

SEE US NOW

P. Of L. Council
Asks Strike End

AndPersonal Activities

Club Entertained
By Mrs. Mcisch

PIPPIN GARDENS, F|arlat

The graduating of ::nt &gt;m inr
men from Use Florida S tile Untvqrally w ill’ stack up well with
tha output of any Institullun uf
This provides
klgber teaming.
,
that a ship ql
The 'Florida li-gl-tatura voted
* to erret near White
g
a, |n l|aml||an county, n
memorial to Stephen Col­
ooter who Immori-ilised tha
nuwanee River, on the banka^of
Which It will stand, with hls'Taawes *m g,“ The Old Folks at

,940. About 400,000
era.
«W»«r

FLOWERS

VITH AN OKRH
THAT COUNTS”

Unurch
th.
a f.
ivpel
|K |e

in war entire history.
The tremendous pop­
ularity ar 't o e ftJ l

JACKSONVILLE. June 13-VT)
It. (1. Ilsktlngs uf Atlanta, dean
uf ftuuthi-rn Seed Distributors,
yi-.teiiUy forecast an acute short­
age In certain branches of the
seed Industry fur 1912 lecause of
adverso Wi-athrr conditions In
nany sections of the country this
y»ar.
Katnfni; ,ln (be -KacUlc .jNortk-,
West two and a h ill times IM
normal precipitation played havoc
with Ilia beet, onion and carrot
crops. Hastings said. A blistering
drought over the South, par­
ticularly tha Southeast, has burnrd pastures and other things vital
to tha Industry._______ '___________

When peace comes to Europe, etotoemen wiH be
forced to rrckqn with millions of people whoa* “hatreds,
A* tha Ratls would prphably fruilratipiy and poverty wIU ntlae aerloua problem* and
difficult the Uak of pcacemgkera," Thla U tha conrtu«iwi reached by officiate of tha MetropoUUp Ufa InDU you kaow that Miami has .turauce Company after an Intensive »tudy pf “Ruropwt
t e r 'alnflant Industry with mlgjwtlopa before and during the pfeagpt FW"
N^-tbaU fl.O 9 a.9 O6 worth qf
The atudy nhotya that, omitting prlaoner* of war, well
qv*r 7,000,000 map wo»&gt;en and children have been up­
rooted from their hpmea end ouated from their Undo.
Spm* of the**." the company egya, “Have fled terror In
ther native land; otjfere'nnYV
^
naWn* of ru»tlpnali*Uc policy;
In alien torrilorjee m dreftet
war.4'
. 111ln

inue
lau'e
1:30
eson

Sqrjops S

TINCXa

Givi Inn* Hnvp h«cn romoved &lt;

•(Social Calendar

Tomorrow's Programs
0:30 Norman Beailcy and Hls
Florida Cowboys
7:0 0 Newa of -Europe
7:15 Breakfast Brevities
8:00 UP News
5:10 Program Resume
8:15 Morning flevollons
— *
8:36 Old* Dirt pobber
0:00 Virginia.
0:05 Children's Birthday Piriy
0:45 Ootd If You Find It
10:00 UP News
10:03 Honest Ale
10:30 Piano Rambling*
10:45 Burl Ives, folk songs
11:00 Columbia's Country Jour­
nal
'
11:30 8 tars Over Holywood
12:00 UP News
12:03 Musical Interlude.
12:15 Farm Forum—K. C. Moors
12:30 Brush Creek Fellies
1:00 No Politics
1:30 Of Men and Books
2:00 Dorian 8 ttdng Quartette
2:30 Vera Brodiky pianist
2:35 Tress News
3:00 “ Calling Pun-America'*
3:30 Astoria
Handicap,
from
Aqueduct Race Track.
3:45 TVA
4:00 MaUnee at Mcadowbrook
5:00 Report In the Nation
5:30 Elmer Paels, newa
5:45 The World Today

;^ n w h « w U » W
.Y o u

%• Wflrk o f righteous!
be peace; and tha efllktfoqsnaaa,. quietness
S&lt;# forevar. And n\f
II dwkll In a paacatstlau, and In aura

-'MMR. LOU RINK BEAL, 8od«ty Editor

. Tonight's Program.
6.-00 Baseball Scores
6:05 UP N«wa
6:15 Howard and Shelton
6:20 Florida State (Employment
Service
6:30 8 npper nour
_ „
.
6:45 Evangelist R. T. Holliday
7:00 Kate Smith Hour
7:55 Elmer Parle
*
6:00 Atlantic Sporta Reporter
8:0.1 Muetc Room
8:15 E i cursIon in Science
8:30 Eye Openers
8:45 Interlude
0:00 Holywood Premiere
0:30 l ent House Party.
10:00 Edwin C. Hill
10:10 Bob Trout
10:15 Botby Day Orcheitra.
10JO Sammy Kaye Orchestra..
11:00 Linton Welle, Newa
11 &gt;08 Aieino Rey Orchestra.
11:30 Dirk Sheton Orchestra.
11:56 Press Newa
12:00 Sign O ff

m

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Miieli innic for n whole
lol less.
You get all o f ttirse
I&lt;.i l u i r s a ml tun 11 y
oth ers in tin s A p r s .
• K s clu siv r A ) k-s Spual
Dustier

s Fam ous A|&gt;es Lovell
Wringer
e Precision Built Scaled
in Oil M echanism
e Hukcd Enum rlC liur.il
uf Bonderized Steel
e Designed by Dreyfuta

NEW ARRIVALS

one Day a l Daytona Beach Wed­
nesday werei the Mtaaee Leoloe
Perkins, Rtfsa Hatrhisen, Jane

Vis's.'*0s r it
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dre. Wellington Kao, wtfaaf the fari n i u i d a Init rsrirflts and similar dWattack baa*, ihrubi

g auipour. similar 10 now■dtfhnr but mom finely
boa coma Into favor tor
«ts on rotes and garden
Is The newest fungicide is
a okl one, eorretlve eubil|mercuric chloride. It I*
of moat preparations used
town patch on bent greens,
tl, the old-fashioned housetody, which la n marrury
d somewhat similar, la
the saint purpose* and sold
Haul trade names. Lima-

iTng. Mda for dnenta have
fraaa* i f Staton m fan away
• w a i Kanttmky, Louisiana,
a and VamaaC
mb i m o M
U kidding Billy
n*&gt; tha Bomber will cat Into

S o u w o S FROM
Sr&lt;Ri&lt;lH&lt;« B t A S fi
form* at old materials which kin
Insects, while doing no hinn to sol*
mats. They a n tha powdered
leaves of a wild apecla* of py»
rathrum and rotsnono, tha extract
of dsrrta root which aavagat uao
to kill Bah. Both aubatoacas are
offered In various duals and sprays
under trade names. Rotenona has
tha advantage of being a atomach
polion a* wall ■■ g contact poison.
Aracnla la the beat of moat in­
secticides used to kill Insects wtileh
cat leal tlaauaa. As araanata of
lead It remains on the leaves after
spraying far the longest time. For
dusting la the garden calcium ar­
senate 1* preferred by many. Parle

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PlanedBy Senate

Hr i u . b a r k s A

6 OME&lt;1&lt;1M&lt;&lt; Else A

which la working on Its own
antl-atrikr legislation.
While the Senate was voting,
the House Military Affairs' Com­
mittee approved Iff to B a sub.
xtltuta MU which would not deny
the right to atrtko but would
provide gwrernraeni protection to
any, workers wishing to peas
through • picket lino.

[i WAMRMOTOR June

A new, fait, granular yeast
■!*■&gt;*■ I i a - - - - - ■
“y*
*T to T, and amendment to the for home-baking, which softens |
(BsMrlpMen act resting the Fraa* quickly la lukewarm water and
aMM, with power, after mediation

Another 8sK n

ta«to heap fttled, •to coaiafsr faotorln where defease
Inctlem is delayed or threeterrby strikes, lockeuto or other

Against Mr*, M

*

D E LA N D , June

Iff— ( I

— James M- How* and k
■M ia* Haws, of &gt;Daytona
haw storied segrrme lie
o f $1M 0* each agalntt

war to the threat of an east
_ cast petroleum shortage thla comt e d ing wlntor.
Work already has begun on
sw__ portions of about 4t80 mile* of
•line pipeline* which, they raid, Bee,11* ratary Itkea, petroleum Industry
alive coorumator, had under conaldarana- alien.
_____________________

Lanes SANfOtb

h e a v y * m ig h t

t f all Umrn And ja«t a
o f immtha age, thaaa wara
who couldn’t ■aaa a fight
m&gt;# light-heavy-weight and
pcwader an a bo* office at■J who coatondad they
hdld thla waits tit a phone
la Grand Centra! station.

’“ A R E HO RELATION .

hah to France, and now an nut* to
li* Cant of 1L Ji m la
rrlrt* at Jerety City, N. J. During
ler two-montha'stay la ttoU. &amp;, aba
laaa to assist In tbe UnlUd Chinn
Belief Campaign far $*,000,000.

h r mleasere,— first concrete
WSatteenl
action to
curb

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TUNE-UP” TIME

INSURED
SAVINGS

rf

K E Y T O S E C U R IT Y

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;t i S y

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Women Blamed For
Lack O f Cigarettes

hetpH people with aomelhliHf (o Beil
fig d customer*.

LONDON, June Iff — m ~
Sex has reared its head la Bri­
tain’• cigarette erieie.
I Grumbling Condon a n blamed
the lack of smokes yesterday

. A# df which la anolhcr wap of agpinc*
idvertlainii wrve* a lot of Mai* for

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a* conTraead by yoa and you w ill ha birred from th a r u fte r contaalln* u ld anil, and u l d raepactlra parcel, o f land w ill ha eold
“ '.**r r«* of u ld court for non-peymont nf . , t ,1 t u t u »nd 't.r •a a u m n t l l m , and In lr r n l and y i r e l l l u thereon and the ca*t&lt;
iii. k u i n i o b
thi* ault.
7 7 0 * WITNKPH W lIB n C O F . I hev* htrtunto eel my hand end i f
( j i a l th* a ll let ml eeel o f teld Court thi* Ith day nf Juno. I H i

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Clkrk nf laid fo u r !
By A. M. w r.HKH
Ueputy Cl, ik

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o f I H i litfflln «*t opp^uiliv to thr bbihe. tnfrthvr with roots »r kih L
M i l and id v iillB ln f, w ill t»* v l f «t nubbe «u«tiud
on
UontUy.
!» • Brvanth day of July A. O 1H I Nt lh* hour uf IS o*r|u(k. imm. ii
bt thh Court llo u w door, tha County gf bamlnol**. In lh« city » f
$Anf«&gt;rd. fitai# of Florida

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which to ih i Tth day of July, t i n
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mptro it ip t w I M *
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P . (Karen* holder or T * *
I* N o M i. Iiiu id U p tlh
f p ty A. D , H IT. hP« filed
i w y office end h i , m id i
lOH for A IP* d u d ta hi
thereon.
Bold
tcartirieat*
• th o tallow in g d H e r Ihud
M £ * R B 'F lorid a. U -w llt
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Chap*** i
M ffp ik fP t of U p paid proNOTICK
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oortlflcpt* That Edith A.
iP T fu itaP * jA t h f u n i or w . a T a* CertlfLento
ftk day »r A u t
ir f'A i l pfOd a «r t(flr a u th all be tiled • *m i IP i
M jtr tw d Jpfpartlp* to law, th*
|rot * 7 » i^ P K t'h cd
thtraln
w ill
[J .M id i t , Ike kip k i l l bidder kl
B ^ f M u r l N *M * h e r pa th* flret
■adday la Ikp month pf id ly ,
[ j f t w h t i h la the Ilk day of July,
day
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a laauad tharaonJ
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I propariy |p . tb«

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Block I. Tl
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Matches
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All-Star Lineup
SANFORD,

FLORIDA,

FRIDAY,

JUNE

IS,

1941

&lt; N U M B E R 2 (2

Marjorie U i U n u , end V n A .
B. M an s arrived noma Saturday

Overcome Lead
I V D n w a Tm
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Etuis In TIn­
Florids State League
ti Frame To Tie
me Up In Ninth

tchere Used
ti Stiff Contest
Between Short,
i t f i e l d G i ve s
mburff A Win
ef ord. lost ona tho hard way
: Bight In an - extra Inning
I after tvarcomlng a six-run
gelnsd by Laaaborg In tha
Mg franw to tie up tha non­
ST tha ninth and looeby 10-«
I* tenth.
.
well placed fly hall that
lad between shortstop Rick
tplo and -outfielder Pete Mcy, while- on* man was nn
with two outs, gave tha
tra tha winning run and ona
»■ n*w
pitcher,
Ilanison
, sUrtsd tha gum* awl n n
ea hits, three watka and five
before ha was retired from
mound to giro place to
i Janet. Jonas cama in with
e&gt;en on beae and gara up a
Hewing tha final aeon of tho

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Admission To
Stay Same For
All-Star Game

at g b'dock.

(Kahn, long a crutsader for a
stronger and batter league, be­
lieves Strothard rang the boll all
th* way down they Tine except In
rlght-fleld . Kahn beltsvoe John
Danyo of DoLand ought to patrol
that pasture during tho tilt in­
stead of Daytons'* Erby Carroll.
Kahn named Carroll ns the Ideal
unite man, while Strothard fig-

DATTONA BEACH, Juna lk— Ithat the Itno-up must bo a* fol— (Spoclal)— Tha sntlro grand- l o w
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aland on City Island FUld hoi* . Frud Uonhardt Ocala, flrat
will ha reserved at 4B cento per ^ ***». Ml^ .
mat, beam txcoptod for tho S w f i u i ® ^ ! , lJ &amp; w ? J h te t|
Florida State League’* fourth so- j|mm, Pmott, Oalneavllto, left]
nual All-Star game, stated for.WIHHarTtngton, DsLahJ, contori

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announcod today,
, 1 Strothard plsees Pruitt bshlnd
Fifty reserved mat Ueksto will th* bat and Jud Holalng of Do­
te dispatched to all parka In lb s . Lend In toft field, figuring that
league early next week and w.ll rnitt'a nan* will appear on the
remain on aala through Sunday'ballot at a ntehar ra'her than
Jana' 39- although It T* believed leltflolder.
that they'll bo snapped up withLeague officials have decide*?
In a day or so.
that a player will bo listed under
Tho ticket will entitle th* ths position he has played th*
holder to a seat In the grand- maturity of gam** In a* of mid­
the ninth frame bath teame stand that holds over 1,000 par- night, June 19. Pruitt had played
I ona (ran and tha extra In­ sons sxslushte of box seats., No m $o games *• a loft-fielder out
gres called. It waa nip and
In tha last of the ninth as
m opened with a tingle and
«y to third on two
twa
the wap
McRansy sltur.od
tying run tnd Olrk
i ftll first and bos­
ks. Gillespie cam* up to
the wlanlng run but tip►
. ball Into th* air for a
*b by tho catcher and. Dolmt down fanning to and
fh.anch a load the local boy*
Id hitting tha ball and made
l In the third and thrn In
rearth to drive tha Angler
rr from tha mound. Joiner
th* hurling amigomen! and
adored a run In tha fifth
two In tha eighth to tie up

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morning tm GaamseiU* to at*
lamd th# P. T. A. butitaU.
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their alatar, Mr*. a W. Dooley.
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attending rammer
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each day. "
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na visited relatives In Geneva
Monday,
. The Baptist Missionary
Bo.
ejoty met at the homo of Mr*.
T. w . Provatt Thursday for an
all day quilting.
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all Uia way by thooaing a manv
aw — none other than the veteran
Wilbur Good of Leesburg. Btroth,
aid failed to mention a pile: for
hli mythical nine.
tho 1941 All-Star outfit will ha
sale*ted by ballot of fans attend.
In* games around tho league
Sunday and Monday, Juno ft and
2S, and tho team will moot the
loaruo leaden ak of midnight, on
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Xonrenthau Seeks
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WASHINGTON,

Juno

13 —

UP)— Secretary Morgenthau sug­

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gested yesterday that tho fed­
eral Treasury toko over tha col­
lection of all federal, atete and
local taxes on gmsolfno, liquor

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Sanford Paint
&amp; Glam Co.:

Florida’s British
Cadets Inspected

WINES

LAKELAND, Juno IS - ( S p e ­
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GINS - LIQUORS
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�Sanford la The Only Contra
Florida City Affordlnf Rail, HI*
And .Water Transportation
NEW 8t*At*l£K

SANFORD, FLORIDA,

SA1

LY,

JUNE

14,

1W1

Member Associated Press

NUMBER 243

oitle Reports Crotia Will
T Swing Into Line W ith Axis
French Government
Accused Of Carryinr F i g h t F o r
N u b In Levant

i Rag Day Will
Be Observed At
Baseball Field

Target O f Nazi Attack on Cyprus

-

F rom M sgdsnd

Japan’s Tics With
Italy Re-Affirmed

•" a

Jnnancse M i n i s t e r
Sayn “Solid Colla­
boration” To Hold

abandoned the town of Kimaoo,,
10 mil** away and » t i &gt; faltbiR
back ciiH In the wait, of the
unfortified city.
. The fall o f Dsmssru, la- ex.
pirlrd within a few hours, Thf
battle of I&lt;evsnt hail illnniralnt
•Cooes thousands of mile, distant
In a heightening tla,h of w w i
between Washington and Vicky. I
Krre FreArh fim r, Intailtii

G er*’

To-

&lt;*J Wf e d
the Immediate
&amp; i l W » 1 « &gt; German aad

• ■M
S ? “ Af?**
'•
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l til* u a t

N^Sixth
^ Junior
^ ” BypJ£
Part'
ner Of O r i g i n a l
T r i - P a r t i t e Pact

Ceremony To Fenture
Ilintory Of Flags
Read liy Herndon

Ftench Assets
• May Be Frozen
Welles Answers
man Attitude

Rgjgentati'ic

tin*
t a e H u r e d lk o fr W s , af Ik.
Mmta « t n U
Invaded or oc****** ■?•***••■ countries net
r * r i m l y covered la froe*.

•

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? i .W W ltjT * •**
** *
lb* AatlUa
waa taken
** *&lt;** * f «ha. unlimited
emm-gsney declared recently.

nrH11 « St*ten .Secretary of
Hull cauatlcAlly acCH*®d Vichy of doing Ger­
many** fighting for her In
Ifyant: by tha acerbity of
hla word* ha raised the pna•iWUty that the United

The naval bat* at F su M ^ ita'(ab o v e)' le'jlitsid &amp; t W object
of a bitter Nail aerial attack an Cyprux. Famagusta; Is the only
harbor on tho Island where larger ahlpe can dock at Qui quay.
Capture of Cyprus would pat. German force, in a Strung position
to attack tha Free French and' British In Syria. ’

were believed to lie ,111] In pot.
session of a ring of fort, srpsad
the city, the Free French forres
apparently were waiting the out­
come of par.ey, for a peaceful
occupation.
An
Associated
P ro
dis­
patch direct from lla m iv m ‘ ,8111
tor capital apparently wnulf be
tleelarnl an open rlly and thus
New Congresswoman M
( ‘npitol with lour o f tor 1
lioodloe, II, front, and Jim
i|ii' (Ith Maryland D latm l.
In an airliner rruah Mir 1 ■

Fans Toss Fate Of Ball Club Back
Into Laps Of Directors At Meeting
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tiled to the' Meeting were pre
sent and a few other interested
fans. After two boors o f deli­
beration and .suggestions
th.___ ha decision
_ _ _______ ,.r t made that the
final decision, he left to the San­
ford directors.
Considerable oalaido
Interest
hae been shown In the crisis
th e ' bali eluk a feeing si The
Oriande Reporter Btar, Daytona
Beach News Journal, Daytons
Beach 8«n teeprd and Ote As­
sociated Press otfkB o f Jackson­
ville have called The Herald to
verify the atpry that appeared

eountry for IB vsara and a- Wotld
aerie* playoff had beef! held ev­

May Mine
ir York Harbor

soMally

further

Gross Receipts Tax
Out After June 15

tome eatcatg
eay whether

8 m Xi'fiil'fin!*' f ‘ muiiIy ll(iyn left
IhM ii lull I fm 1 wlml
ttherr
Htntt*
llii'jr will try thrlf hitml nt *|i.
f i haI iti jk" tin1 8 Unl«' ifiiVi'f n uii'fi t nn&lt;l
the i imirljs nf just if *1 fm h vv»***k
Thr Rrmip M'fri'fi ii iy the* ill!
frrrnt nrgnrilJjit o*n» iin s|nm*iu*,
wm taken to Orlainlo lartt night
to Imiiri tlir iimMlf 1m»ii |ii 1jt I
trniri of thr Oifnriilii 441 a nil H Horirty, M
rhull Mill ti« k■* thoiii to tin

Pitman Named Coach
Of Bradenton School
il. O. Pitman, Jr., aon-ln-law
of Mr. and Mrs. John Rchlrcrd, Sr.
107 West Tenth Street, has been
appointed coach o f
Bradenton
High School for tho coming year,
according to a report In th* Tam­
pa Tribune.
Mr, Pitman, has been the heaJ
reach of Summerlin Instltula at
Bartow fo r eaveu yeura, follow­
ing hla graduation from the Unlverstty o f Florid*. During the
summers
he
played
baseball
with th* Bartow Orange Bell
taam, acting as manager of U»»
club for two years.

LONDON, June U ^ - t D - A n
order which waa In effort during
(ho Intensive German air raids
on unden Utt Autumn, tanning
London to all army men on *«■*•
onleea their homes mere there,
wtt reissued Friday.

Tax AnHCHnorN Are
Asked To Stop Work
TAI.I.AHASKKK, June M —
l A t - Hist#
('uinptrullrr
l^e
told county las assessor* 1**1
night to slop work on their ins
rolls pending a meeting hrre
June 24 to discu s operation of
new laws m arled hy Ihe MU I
legislature.
Tss assessors, las eullector*.
rlerks oP circuit court, school
superintendents, and chairman of
county commissions and school
board* will attend th* meeting
for what I,ee drscriber as ‘‘dlsrusaion o f general assessment
and rollection o f tales, budget
making, and, th* financial sup­
port of the ruuntlca and th*
county school*.1’

W EATH ER
aaer camp far bays al Uw tayt are In ramp. Such ae&gt;na wlU epen lu flf- tlvltiea as swimming,
boating,
* * .* ? y ? y * *
athletic* ef all kinds, scouting,
n r t » i ? r t 3 r * f t a l£ j!;

E. Merria, dLwetor of
•aid iMr meruing
&gt; la leanted about five
i uf DeUen Bpringt
ruuaty sw Luka Win(unfa stated. It has
Ogalgpad aabias and
raetlia bull aad era ft
ell aa a iaima dining
idiag ovarM te lake,

H im showing
the
w r k "f
A.l„ir Hiller'* war-hardened dlx-t-ioir, srol a i r f o n e in the llslkim- mid rlsewherr wrre run o f f
lo'foM* ltii,sl»n o ffice r,, M"«row
•11. pmr, lie, said, a few hour, after
t|u Soviet lord «laled that large
(lei msrt forre, were being r«lh , i, I in cistern Nsrl leirltorie*
mid Ih,I Hu,*ian r c e r v i s t , were
going through maneuvers aero,*
till hnrdel
Sin 11 movie shnwiog, »re raleuIal*'i| In inspire
owe
u v e ihs
oiil lm y |inwer o f (he reich.
I ieroiHiiv',
Hill r k i leg
movies,
iiidaldv i f the F’olish rampalgn
rif I hr VkMf Oil
&lt;»f |ITIMFI y’ i
w i-fi'in front, havi* l»**rn ahown

Hint!' millin'

Sommer Comp At Winona Slated
To Open June 30, Says Morris
»’^ V . V
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tmshrkt
Flui fall r ir t y *liw
ud
wttk ;jp i sikersd affeftfhMtfi ItHiaiffMaHMan,
SKBVV.-^

Group Goes To TaiInluiHHcc fly Way Of
Train Front Orlando
111 Hu- M-tfiml mii ii 'in f Hoys

NO LONDON ON LKAVE

LOCAL

Voluntary Group
Starts Aluminum
Collection Drive

Sanford's baseball future waa

&amp; , ‘Bm
Baseball" Team
Twenty-four boy*, signed up
for American
Lwglon
Junior
baseball at a meeting held youterrlay afternoon at -the Legion
tint and (he first practice wae
elated for Monday morning at
the lakafroat diamond at BlOO
o'clock. Joel Field announced this
morning.
All boys who - are Interested
In playing on the team aad hare
net registered already are In­
vited to attend the practice to
be held Monday and alga up
with Bert Chapman aad .Emil
Amann, who are *
coaching tha taam.
American
Junior Base___ ,___ ____ ,._yod In thle

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fVe
will keep the boye
bury during tho days and own-

lng»-

B. F, Gan** wUI have charge
of the thso ting activities a*
th* camp la a member ef a nad u a l shootlag amoeiatWa, Mr.
Marris stated. B. C. 84sale Is to
roadagt all of the athletic artlrttlee wHk lbs help af Joa Da­

Tho»c ifoing fnuii hire- nrvl
their ftfHirtiiiirw « n
F u ll
A
Hljtrihrn*bl|&gt;, leorurwim el
1 ivir ( hih,
Kliner H,
II uni, O vfnlu (Im m lw i of lo rn

men * , 1&gt;*•vi&lt;1 (iRtrhel, l.loni &lt;*1uh;
Kent I Jeti'r, Jt
Ilntgry Clubs
K'lunuil S MurOmll, k u a n i i Club
milt 1 My lor brow ft, J r , AimTirun

|I westI mae*4

U'tnnii
I'iirpofti' of the Hoys* State,
which I* ipvnnimreH liy the Am*
ericin
h " i n effort ui»
the imrt o f the le g io n to hr Ini;
Ut the Uiyw of F oriilu a know*
hrillfi*
o f the fumlniiiehtal firinrj|iuL" of mu American
n tent through actiml practice In
the dutIn* o f rlly. rounly »n*i
•1#te nfflcre for I lie pr f iml of
Hoyii Ht*te,*’
The Imi/ » will live hi a dorm­
itory at the Flu r blit R i l e Collegr fur Wipinvn end will lio'd
assemblies sikI sessions dally,
with recreation programs, games

links', message wee
In
.vl Mussolini', , perch III
II Hncc e,serted the Jap*
'would no* remain fndlfin the fere of American
ion ,|r»ln,l the A lls .'
Jspsneie foreign mlnlsded Italy', ",ollil eolta11 with (lermany, which
he
disturbed
hy
any
or man. will bring to a
Ihe common mlwlon which
e original puipos* o f tha
1 Italian .llle n e e a n d which
n l , wae clesrlf epeclflfn
hy the Trl-I'artile Pact,
rniguia o f the true list*
tmn, between Russia and
iv thickened lest night ae
riet officially admitted that
t army anil newlv arrived
1 veteran, are faring each
»rro,, their eaatern Kurofrontier— and
Neil
war
nude their appearance In

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Weekly Swim ('lass
Will Start Monday
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'
Time of Ihe swimming cla ss..
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........... led to start Monday ha.
&gt;1 n vi*r If* I in1 Mi.iv
.
m .
.
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Jaeksonville where, he. n changed to - IHI to 6 :U0
i‘*k11cel **&lt;l in Orlamlo I iif«lfM k in tha aftrrri"&lt;*n and r*ch
nt. Mr White Haiti
Is needed in the
lit plane parts slid *
f
i ho
nictal
ha,
S nationwide ram
illect old aluminum
mil tu the defense
Anrlersuo ,s id r'i
lhe country or* puP
irh campaign, and
;n put une on hervun asked," he add-

ami contest*, athletic arlivltlrs
and the organising o f a hand as
tide activities
Addresses will tie given dur­
ing the week by former (ioverner Rebuilt, Flat* Bsnstsr U '
Roy Co lih* and others.
Here U a typical day s program,
which wi t vary as circumstances
io t&gt;* placet si First
de ms nd during tha week:
'■rk Avenue In front
6:M A. M. arts*: 7;44-BtlB A.
ord Atlantic NationM. cleaning and Inspection of
i,l In front uf the
quartern Hi30-t»:J0, A. M. gen­
eral meeting; W:*6-IS;00 oelcck
noon, school. In session; 1:16-2:30
IV M.. criminal, civil and su­
preme courts In session: 2:80-4:03
P. M-, worse lion period; 4:200:00 P. M . citr a nd county gov­
ernment function; dinner; 7800:00 P. M-, general asaeafUy,
Edward K. Lane, chairman of
entertainment
I n s p l r a
t I o n a 1
speakers,
movies; th* inter-club committee of the
KiwaoU
Club, said today that
0:00-10:16 P. M. Caucuses, aleetho Sanford Club bad held five
meetings with other club* In Cen­
tral Florida since Jan. I, a re­
cord which be described aa “the
beet for suck meetings sine* Use
club was organised In 1021." .
At the tame Urns Mr. U ne
announced that the Orlando Kiwanls Club will profeat a pro-

|&gt;nrt iripant &gt;• atkrd tu i r f l a U f
l , i (hr pool at Sanlando Kprtngs,
Miss Kleanor Morrison. Iiistructfor (h, classes, said today,
* | „ h o Intend to Uh* part
p, t|,g classes, open to anyone
(u Sanford, ato asked to reglaUr
S d o cr Monday, June 18. A *pe,.|a| r, ( * has been arranged with
||,rb *rl BUrr, manager of BatUndo Springs, f*r all studant*.

Those who have tktra mom
la their car and could take pat­
arngtrs, at wtll at thoaa who
have n* mtana of Usnspotftatj„n ar&lt; atked to get In lough
wtlh jj|M Morrison.

Lane Says Kiwaniana Have Had Best
Inter-City Meetings Since 1921

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NUMBER 241

French W arplanes
Engage In Battle

D is a p p ro v e d

C o n flic t
A p p ro a c h e s
Seminole County is now In tha
W a s h i n g t o n , June t? i-in
'Wat position it has been to —Thr Senate voted 4C&gt; t 2 f t to­
D am ascu s,
C a p ita l
build a hospital
if the people day to condemn defense industry
O f
V ic h y
C o lo n y ?
want it, R rneit F. Housholder,
state senator ■rut county a tto r­ 'Strike* or lockouts where fit her
G
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r
m
a
n
y
A
tta c k e d
disputant refuBrn to abide |iy the
ney, said today.
, WASHINGTON. June 12
S u b C o m m a n d e r S a id
Machinery was s r t up a t the results of mediation or nibitrxu
N o m in a te d
id*)— President Roosevelt filthy
recent session of the legislature lion
A w a re O f
Id e n tity
nominated Harlan F. Stone of
to enable Seminole C ounty to
l barging that "** small min­
New York to succeed Char lea
build a hospital with Iti own
' ‘ O f T o rp e d o e d
S h ip
Evan* Hughes a* chief jualicc
funds. If tha project which I* ority w at lining labor union ac­
of the United State*.
now before the WPA la reject­ tivity to hamper national &lt;le*
€tn»e.
Secretary
of
the
Navy
* WASHINGTON. Juno 12
The place vacated by the ele­
ed.
vation of Stone will he filled by L e a f l e t s
S c a t t e r e d
—WP)— Tho State Depart­
The Board of t'o u n ty Commis­ K d&lt;*x served nut it e yesterday that
•11
such
"an
bversive
and
com*
A ttorney
G eneral
Robert
11
sioner*. a t Its mooting Tuesday,
ment announced today that
S
a
y
i
n
g
B rita in
la
muni
stir
element
n
would
be
Jackson and to fill the vacancy
authorised O. P. Herndon, clerk, 1
a preliminary report from
treuted an public enemies
created by tbe
retirem ent »»f
to
ask
o
ffic
ia
l
of
the
WPA
Im­
F
a
c
i
n
g
S
t
a
r
v
a
t
i
o
n
f the American consul In Per­
James Clark Reynoldn last Fell,,
Hr told ■ meeting of aviation
mediately w he'bor they wilt ap ­
nambuco, Brnill, atatod that
the
President
nominated
Sena­
Industry
representatives
that
prove an alloeallun of funds for
«»
|*y y
"what has transpired out In Cal­
tor Jam es Hymen, of South Cal*
the United Staton nhlp Rob­
the proposed hospital here.
A v io le n t Im tllc
b e tw e e n
ifornia
in
the
list
two
or
three
olina.
Hughes
resigned
1(1
day*
If
the
WPA
docs
not
approve
in Moor was undoubtedly
R r i l i .b in n k a
m ul
F re n c h
ago
•ay*.
represented
no
challenge
Ihe
project
to
aid
the
C
o
u
n
t/
sunk by a German submnrw n rp ta n r a w na ro ito rto d r a g When
the
Supreme
Court
was
to
collective
bargaining
or
union
to
build
the
hospital,
two
ways
Crown Princess Juliana of Holland and b er conoort, Princo
A lne.
being attacked by Ihe Franklin in t; to d a y o n the* m itn k lrtii o f
remain by which Ihe C ounty can activity " but does have a de­
w The report added th a t tile suli- Ilernhard, era abown in D etroit, on route to Holland, Mich., to go ahead with plans for a hos­ terminative challenge to those
Ik Roosevelt adm inistration. Ju s ­ pHma.Hcu*. tn n itn l o f S y r ia ,
m artne comm ander
was
fully ttend the Hope College commencement exerrliea. Bernhard came pital, Senator llnushnlder
who
tog
thone
things
an
n
cloak
tice Stone, together with Rran- w ith
ex­
V ic h v - F r c n c h ' tr o o p s
to
Mtliirk
American
freedom
and
deia
ami Cardozo* formed the
aw are th a t the Robin Moor *«« to the U. S. by way of O ttaw a a fte r a aurpriae airplane flight plained.
Htill linldiiiK th e A llien a t b a y
III*
i
ty
"
hloc
of
the
decision*
which
a
p
­
U nder the first plan, a re fe r­
from England.
an American trees*).
m ibta
"The challenge of the auhverproved adminisl ratio i meaaurea p a s t o f 'K iaaouo, 10
endum will be held, probably
Sum ner Welle*, acting ar-re^ft to 4 The bloc stood bv the a w a y .
In A ugust, to approve an act alw and ruiutriuni*tic elements
* U r y of S tate, made
the an ­
New Deal in the Ti uio'^tee Val­
passed- l y the Li-gislatiir- which that hue Ikeen flung in our teeth
-tic rn n in tilan t'a a id e d
th o
nouncem ent a t a press conferley Authority, the gold clause Frt-ni-h ui y c sl.rilsy ’i action but
would allow the County lo issue for month* bus been accepted,
enea. Tbe report of the consul
itnd the Wagner Act
up to f 160,000 additional hoap1.- Hr said *" From here on, the gov
th en ' wio tnd knit in n they war*
waa baaed on Interview* wilh 1 1
In the first 12 years during engaged in fighting today. Tha
tal bonds. A referendum m ust ernoim l of the Utiitnl States will
aurvlvor* of tho ship which »•&gt;
H
arlan
F.
Stone,
who
rami
proceed
against
those
subversive
L
which he was u juktb'c, Htone French
be held on this act because It
acknow ledged
aevera
aunk on May 21 In the Routh
never wrote an opinion declaring loioiea a gm ioil numerically
we* not advert!*-,) in. advance, elements m „ur cormminltles a s l ,h r Supreme C ourt in 1U2 4. t
»U*
—A tlantic. T hirty-five persons m e
they
should
Inproceeded
against
i
,l*&gt;'
"*■
nominated
by
PirsMent
n
law
uncoiiatitut
tonal
Senator Housholder staled. Only
per ior for* ea.
• • t i l l mlaelny.
f Kooaevelt to nurreed Charles Kv
| Dog fanciers from all p a rts of freeholders ran vote in this elec­ •—-a* enemies of the country
For
years Stone was a
hi the W ritern air w ar G tr^
Stephen
Early, pr»»lderlial
Meanwhile, the Senate engilgrtll «**" Hughes, wrhi&gt; resigned
a- member of the law school at C«» man night raltlerN pounded tha
North end Central Florida, includ­ tion, and a m ajority of those
secretary, aald a full report 1»
!n spirited discussion of atrlkr* jehief Justice of the tiihuiial to Imnhia University anil there put 111 it kwh Ulea in tbe bravleat a t­
voting
will
be
required
to
aping Orlando, Jacksonville, T a­
expected Monday and a eludy of
|I'h*|Is*nI
r*if Kltfl
audio cessed without Ink Hu* #u* l days ago
prove the art.
tack a In week a and
acatterad
It will be neceaaary before t
vares and Tampa, are expected to
If the freeholders approve the lion on n War Department bill
leafleta over the English coun­
_ courte of action If any I* *et.
gut hoi icing the President lo take
enter their dogs In the ninth an­ m easure allowing
the
County
try
a
Ide
tier
la
ring
that
England
*
President Roosevelt nnd Slate
nual dug ahow to be held at the Commission to rail a bond elec­ ov. i strike bound plants
faefi Atarvation thia year or tba
D epartm ent official* la«t nliihl
beginning of next,
dog track near Longwood nest tion, the election would be au­
‘ e o rrlre ra ' veralon* of the
freeholders
British nlanea attacked tha
Rrcommendlnk aaveral project* Wednesday afternoon beginning thorised and only
the American alram er
M
isH
L
i
d
a
(
s
O
o
t
H
c
l
i
would be allowed lo vote in It,
Ruhr iniluftmal re n trn i of DuUJoor la tbe South Atlantic to tha area chief, L. W. Burton, a t 1:00 o'clock, Paul Blggcrs Flfty-ona percent of all fre-holdburg and Duexaeldurf and m ared
the NYA edrlaory committee met
Ik A w a r d e d D e g r e e
era In the county would have to
down tbe French ooazt to atrtka
Tuesday afternoon a t the local aald today.
a u , r t -iffire on the.call a f Chairman C.
vote In this election to make it
at tiemiMii gun em place manta.
Ju d g in g o f the dogs, which will legal, and a m ajority of those
i ,wer« due to
Ills* l.iibi G frtru,),, Goolsrh,
Britain and her A1Ilea hnva
|tbuc", B ntill. W, lab III.
be In e ll.c la u s e , will begin at voting wuUld hove to register In r»n,l,l»urhUr of Mi*. Hul.ar.l
adopteil
a roAoIutlon affirm ing
Writ!ftrdpti*. th« recommend*, D O tjF -e* - and a flab f n will be fhvor of the bonds lo authorise ii/Kydi of K snlonl and a fio
ta s s iJ S S U
K e e n e S u y » P r o b l e m s their determ ination to atru^gl*
R
e
o
g
l
c
D
e
m
o
n
s
t
r
a
t
e
s
uint
visitor
bi-rr.
uh
,
itradu
th eir tsswwwce.
agaihec d irm ith jr Italian
enjoy ad a t k;P0 o'ClpA.
Af the &gt;anrvlvora
If the act perm itting the Coun­ ted In iTisdirlnr ysstrrdjiy mom
O f
S h ip p in g
W i l l pri'AAion until victory
won and
P o w e rfu l
R i f l e s ,
All breeds of bird dogs, both
rtUHted to (he Pro*I. for color™/ ilrla in this city. M ill
in*
from
Ih*
University
of
Huf
ty
to
r
ill
a
bond
election
Is
an
pledging mutual aaoiatanca
to
setters and polnterk, as well as
I»ia Hedger, aecretary raid tl
In c re a se
In
W a r each other, The actios waa takan
G uns To
A u d ie n c e
fulo
in
New
Yurk.
proved
In
the
referendum
.
On
morning. Tha m atter had been spaniels and hounda are espected
(C
ssHh W mm Pag* Slwl
Shtwill
fo
to
tba
Kan
Francis
in the flrat formal ttncllV * ftf
me .W hat—lf — any— eellon - ia ttu tjrtfo r* M r. Burton prcrkmaly to .be enU rad 4 a —the show, Mr.
ro Oftti-inl tlns|iital to n*rv - *s
(1itn&lt;]nil i hn«&lt;&gt; nf ('ha«r and ihi* repreaenlitlvea
Ti a k ahnla, ai'iiif of them »o
of Britain
&lt;nd he replied to the comm ittee Big gars (old. Those who hsvr
e m itte d , ,
an
Intom
r
foi
our
yrai
riimimiiy.
Sanford,
umminml
the govornmenta, moat of
tllff ii’tilt na to hr unbrl iiv»l*|i',
B
e
d
C
r
o
s
s
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o
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m
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o
by
letter
■
In
hi*
abtenca,
th
at
doge
they
wish
to
enter
Tor
Pie*. Roosevelt, through White
_
m „
An iiifldsnl wlilrh lirfrtl Mi-s
nviiualy M i irctod Vki* prraiib'fit them m exile, with which ahe la
Houte Sacretary E arly, Tur»dav thrru were no fund* available a t judging In the shew or for field
( » e t N e e d e d S h e l v e s ( r«ata&lt;-h i*.i » n v in t o , „ i , i „ were ilt'iiiitTiHl ratn l yi-trrilay by and Iri'RAiifrr of th r (Jrnwi'rr iiti I allied
tbe
time
for
lucb
a
p
roject
tria
l!
e
re
urged
la
gel
in
touch
Krn
Hri'gh,
»vprrarnting
thv
* called on the nation to withhold
■
-hows ihi,t -h r *lr«*ndy lis- pul
Rhippi'i* l-4'Hgur of FI111nln «t it4 \ Heavily reinforced De GauHiti
Acting on the auggaMlon of T. with Mr. B ierera. A small rn .
lodgment on tba tragedv until all
l nrnpany &lt;if IHth annuiil inerting n Uiliindo charged behind Brttlah
In rsspons* to an appeal fu r , "'""a " l *"1 m sdiral kn&lt;,w|rilx&lt;' Itrim ngb n Arina
tanka
facta have been assembled. The W. I-nwtoti and the county school trance fee will be charged.
la *1 night
nnd hi mured car* yeaterday and
ahslvas last wrsk from Mrs C &lt;
Sh»
* *mV' '" ’V
Several Sanford bred dogs have B. Dawson who has c h a rts of fall fr-wn n frnr.- and n it mm Hmlgrpurt, Conn , at tbe wrrkly
I I pereone aboard the Otorln *r- board the committee recommended
R D Kf’i'nc, head nf the It tlrove ill mu it til the «u takrta of
the only known aurvlvor* out of th at NYA labor be used to erect taken top honor! a t the annual Ih* Rail T rots ssw lnf room *1 ''- |f "•■vn’lv. *nd *ln&lt; r she hs|&lt; ahnni nf thr St'ininoli' tlun ("tub D Kretie Company »f W intrr himiisiki*. Syrian capital, a ftar
Kfi itf Inkrfrmit inngr
the 46 offlcere, passengers and a one-room school building at Ft. dog ahow In p ast years. One of thr W oman’s Club, It was an lf » M
"* r flrat ant kit
pi evident ony four daya of Middle E xit
About 100 prrA"ii» alliiwltnl tbr (in ilien wye re-elected
0 crewman who wera aboard Ihe Ilecd for negro**, Misa Hodge re- these was PhD tapheL- Joyrus* nouncad today that William nod
it w m reported
laat
d irssrd hi. wound. i*i In bit) MM, a ini mw-rvi'lnl «&gt;t »»■**• and 2H lim i t t i i were ul“u nnmed
ixirted.
Another
project
for
the
Jake, which w as Judged beat doe -Klmrr
...... of th*
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------ of
Robin Moor when aha left Nrw
Toll
United hum v*-*This In, nlrnt ---was Ihe vans
nigh t
m
l
t
hr
11111I
mg
illy
11
rllhtlPgi1
mbit!
t
r
m
i
llllti
benefit
of
the
nrg
ro
ei
waa
recom­
In tha ahow when W. r . Hill I ber Company had offered to sup '"nrh m m inrnt and |&gt;i * i «- i&gt;y
York May 6 for Capetown, South
I if e French were report­
"nib
Ii&gt; m high pow«*i «hI
Hiyhtiyht nf thr iitf'rtinj ivrn ed The
mended by Alex Johnson, the owned him. T bit dog also was ply all m aterial, for the .h elve- 'lie riln e ii. of Toronto
Hopped juat 12 nnlea aoutli
Africar
if
It-,
uiul
potaliM'*
tbrtnan
into
thr
nnniml
ndilreok
of
F
ield
-fit
construction
of
an
agriculture
formerly
owned
by
Vance
Doug,
They were picked nn *jy the
and th at F. A. I&gt;y*on had *up 1
the nil mul hhiWii t&gt;&gt; ptrrrp by Krrrn* who told the fiO 10 mute of S yria’a l«rgtRt city by lha
Ofario a fter being ad rift in an building a t Crooma Academy. la a.
rixhtinx nn the road
piled ■ carpenter In do th r woik
wr ll.plitri'il «h*it *
tueinlMi« prewrivt, that du* lo the muni bitter
This
would
come
under
the
head
W.
H.
McCIInlock
has
Indl
KiAAuue
^ o p e n lifeboat fo r 10 dava. Cn'd
In addition, Mrs. S. J. Toll r f o u s h o r d e r N a m e d
Introiluc rtl h&gt; llyt.l (iiimli1, rr- war •iliiMimi they fou Id expect through
of
a
defense
project,
Hr.
John­
cated
th
a
t
ha
will
enter
his
See,
Lille
yeaterday
the
Ffea
• I jw Io Pereira, m atter of tho Oxta v a • c td a r chest, whlrh will he
ami trniMpoit.it ion
I n F i n a n c e C r o u p rrn tl) »*• rlrd’lt-il pivAiilriit t&gt;f Mu* that liaffit
a female pointer which ha* Ukan uasd to (to rs th r minplle* unlit
attacked violently to the
orlo, rrdloed t b i t the Robin Moor son aald.
(tun t lub, Mi Hrrgli’ wri aaaihttnl prohlenit m Florida‘s riliu* , ml 4French
U e-lnstatem rnt of clerical work- 16 o r 60 blaa ribbons a t pre- thev are ready to b* .hippo.I
'aM nf i tm i village, 10 milM
w ai torpedoed on Ma* I t .
Senator F inest F Hmmhtihlcr by Kim wife and itrniinpariiftfi by vigi-tabli' 1mfu«11iff winild beemnr Mouth of ItamiiruM, nt tempting
' Sim ilarly, the U, 8 . Maritime rre a t the Red Cross office and vlooe shows. Suita Bell, a pun
Mrs. Dawson pointed out tlnr
jj H W iilkn, FlurUkt n 'p rr arn
inrrea«eil
Pr*-employment
Defense 6o f Bee’s, alio wilt be entered, although
to drive around the French d tCommlaalon aald tba Oarla’a rper- tho
various onranTtalion- ' I Hanftirti was appciiivLctl Yester­ U tiv f fur tbr Itr filing Ion Arm* greatly
Pi I'biilmt
Kerne
Miminut lieti feriaea, but ngain ttie lr attack*
_ » to r » had adrlaad tha Sea* Bhlo- C U nea In mechanic* ware sug­ Mr. McCHntock aald. This pup sponsor th* taw ing Says, ani­ day a member itf a com mi flee to C empany
the
Aitiiatlon
by
pom
tii^
out
thu*
finnm es nnd
were am141 to nave fulled.
'• p l n r company .owner* of the gested by the board. I t was also competed In tba thow last year ons la wslcome on any Hay. She lnv*ati*al* state
W'itb a buckiaI plnrrti nvrr hi* the iinf* nf the preaert contw iae
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Robin M eet, th a t the ahip &lt;wna u rg e d .th a t NYA-labor be used to when abaut sig h t months old and asked lha worker* to bring their taxation and report ta U
brad,
and
with
th
r
-aid
#f
§
lit
Ifmen
hr
fit
tonnage
In
the
tran«
]
.eg
Is
1
4
,1
urn
own thimbles and Brins or*, sin re
ren t to the bottom by a tnrpe- build a g a ra g e , for lha achool b u r vow second piece.
flrn •le
Prraldent
John
R. rur whlrh hr held in one hand, atlantic aervire will iinporis a,
ct Lake M ary.
H arry Goodrich of Tam pa I* t h a n ara not enough of these
*
•
Reacbam also ap?Miin*.4*il Senator■ Mr H rrglr ahnt a flay pigeon grral hurden nn the railrnailo i»r *1
Since every negro boy em . expected to enter Seabright Boy, to go around.
Ward i f T it Myrrs, llm ne nf which hia wifr hrbl in her hand that “we may thu* antii'ipate a
ployed as a laborer by tha local ludged boat In ahow last year.
.Madison ird Beall of P*riiu*fn'a 2ft ferl away Hr made th u xhol arver® •hnrtage in I ranapoiituthm
NYA office la being need on tha O thers from Sanford who will H o l l a n d S i g n s B i l l
s L e g io n
far ill Urn next yrwr, nod 4on me
j »'i member* of th|* commit tin- with a JN rallbi'T pintnl
Orlando A Irka a# In toaatructlon probably enter doge are Georgs
I'oiiiting nut the effect! ven«««* queiitly an a Item fit liy the tail
T o B e O r g a n i z e d and landscaping. It waa recom­
A p p l y i n g T o S a n f o r d Senator Searham also is ■ mem
^
] !*er of the committee, th r ripen* «f rnodti'm high powerrd iimmunl- rondo to lufreaar vag aln our rate*
mended by the advlaory bo.rd
bred dog,
tioh, Mr, Rregle Rl/ttetl that a on Recount of the Inm aned dr
No lark of rnoprratlon has been
th a t gome of thee* worker* b* M aggie Pickett, carried away the
Governor
Spetaard Holland -r* of which will l,e llrmisil to 22 n«libei bullet wuuhl carry for mand for freight aervlcr **
found in Seminole County In con­
110
,000.
beta of th e ju n io r baeebal) Irani left a t home to ha used on some title o f beat fem ale in the show
signed House Bill 1406, ina
rlblam
c
of
over
a
mil*.
Hr
Review
lug
the
hlalnry
of
the
nection with the IJKO drive,
Tha Senate group was Instruct
diving
organised by Campbell- of the suggested local projects. In 1M0.
ucJd b]
troducJd
by Rapraaantatlv* John
took ■
high
powered rifle, Iragtie nipre 102.1 and itw effort* t'ounty
Chairman
Charlea
E.
T ossing P o it a t Um American
O. Loonardy, to cancal taxa* »d to make a survey to drtei
■
imrd
at
a
gallon
to
dre
mb
nr
freight
rnt
•
»
Pie&gt;l
oil
Ill
adsbaw
stated
today,
and
Legion a re Invited to a tte n d a
against property owned by Sol min* how much money the v r.
though the romplele reports of
mooting a t the Legion H o t Frl| 4 mall te66*tf 4Mi F l f f r»t#I
II* Hafrlaoai C hapU r o f th* nous State dr|w rtm enta n*gd and
Ihe i-ommlHers are nut coming
d»y afternoon a t &gt;:00 o'clock,
any
necessary
Daughter* o f th* American Rev­ lo rocommend
in yet, thoee reports whlrh have
Joel &amp; yield com m ander o f the
olution, Ih* Aaaoclatod Praia In­ ihangei In the S tate's mrthtxf of
in-eri received “ prove th a t lb*
ooot, mid today.
*
formed Tha Sanford Harald to. making appropriations.
|MM&gt;plr of this country do and
■ B ert Chapmen, who kaa played
Bearham. Beall and
Kenatcr
May.
1
will respond lo e worthy causa."
la Urn Florida S lit* League fo r
Itoa* of Orlando were named to
A t the f i n t Boy Scout camp
In vialttng
the small com­
Baaford aad St. A ugustine, will
arrange and supervise p rr. legis­
munities In the country th* var­
S a n fo rd S tu d e n ts
orgdatao the team , am ieU d by • re a held in the United S ta te i,
lative espenditures ' r
senate
ious
chairmen
appointed
accept­
Raymond M. Ball of Lake Mary
E n r o l l A t S t e t s o n supplies.
Does, rats, turtles, fish, anta, made no p io te.t but ai'ceptrd ed their |H&gt;*il|on and th* quota
became acquainted with Daniel
roai-hr., iraishoiipera, Ilea, and their blue and pink ribbon- *o&gt; fur their vicinity with alacrity,
Board, acout leader, who died yea.
a xulnro plf were proudly ea- ernnly
piomleing to put the drlva over,
Twehr* Sanford atudenta are
H
i
g
g
i
n
s
W
i
l
l
H
e
a
d
hlbitot at the )&gt;«t show held yes­
When the whole group —* Mr. Bradshaw aald. Albert Con­
Ustod am ong th* 111 who enrolled
HoJdhld a pietura a f Mr. Baaed
terday afternoon at tha play, herded toiether for a picture the nelly at F orrest City took on a
Monday fo r tho 1041 sum m er i t s
R iv e r T ra il G ro u p
taken In IBfO,'- Ma&gt; Ball related
■round of the Giommar School harmony of the occaslun »•&gt; al­ quota of IW with every IlitJIoloa * t Rtataoa Unlvorslty tnj
t o m « f the ' InddeuU W hie
under
the eponeorshlp of the City most broken by the obvious dis­ hood of tilting It. he added.
DoLand, it waa laarnod today.
aaaociatioa with Mr. Beard, who
Edward Higgins of Ban font,
“Oviedo It a community I am
like of thr rots for the dngr, and
Sanford enrol*** a n Miaa Big- secretary of the Seminole Coun- Recreation Department.
W a atwaya been a b a n to him.
Nearly every animal waa a vice versa, but young m aster, sure will com* through with fund*
5®
A ndinofk M n , Pearl ty Chamber
The picture wao talm a a t the
smbar of Commerce, waa
D nggnr Bate*, Elm ar Kussell rise tad _pr*sldent of th* 8L Johns winner and those few who did ro t submerged the protests ol their well over their quota,'* aald Mr.
flrat Boy Scout tam g a t S ih a r
paopla
out
b h o b , Miaa M arian Doris Me- JUvar Trail Association at tha win ribbon, loet no fare In th* pets In smothering bugs ami th* Bradshaw. “Thosa
community and It* activities."
C all, Mrs. Velma S tew art Mitel. organisation's annual masting tn eye. of their young maetera. L il­ ahow went on.
Final winners of the judging there lake a roal pride In Ihotr _
•II, M m ti Broca Molrbaad, 8yd lha
Chamber
of
Commerce lie boye proudly held up sleepy,
This morning the special g ift* —aojr J , Nig, Jr-, U n , Gertrude Wednesday morning to auccaad Yleo kitten doge to be Judged were as follows:
carefully and accurately, taking
Large dogs:
Bunny
McTsll committee with A. E. YotteU
J - J R Rort, Miaa Madalyn Clyde Middleton u f Tomona.
as chairman, swung Into action
It, Chart*# J alias William.
J. W. Campbell of Pala'ka every opportunity to puih their Mona Ruth Mills and Barbars and atartod a whllrwlnd cam ­
Lee Chapman; small dogst Faye
» u named flrat visa president) anim al into th* limelight.
Vafa* A. WUUnma, J r .
over
th* business d is­
Little gtrli held their cat* tn Williams, Ray Thomas an I Ron- paign
My. TUley of Green Covo
trict of th* city and la sxpectod
a strangling grip and eiplalnevl n* Picket; pupploai Jo* Meisch to
*,
second
oka
president,
report full collecttone la tho
L e g io n B o n a T o
W alter Uthrman, DoLand th* m erit, of their feltne friend*. Carl Williams and Kenneth Bar. next day or so, Mr. Bradshaw fa P r s c t l e e T o n i g h t Chamber of Commerce secretary, On* pair of alitor* had twin cal* Ineeu; small ra ta l A lbert Hall ported.
was re-elected secretary-treasur­ and each had h*r lay about th* and Betty Coll urn; large cate:
Report* front tho chairm an a t
er
pocullarUlo* of her pe t On* of Charles Lee, Jackie Roland and Blavla abow tho people (hero ara
!
Mayor Robert OToola and tho cat* had ono blu* ey* and &lt;*i* Cathryn Collom.
100 per coat behind the drive a ad
Of Commerce president, groan eye while lha other on* had
Turtles: Paul Peaold nd H a u l Its purpose aa wall aa alm ost aS
otff of DeLand. were two bln* sre.Hrut waa deaf “be­ Clausa; gold flshi M artha Chap­ of tho c o u q t y ____
,
tha board of director* cause all white cat* with two Muo man and Goraldln* Hlochcllff*. Bradshaw revealed.
along with E. L. Browten, W il­ eye* are deaf."
moat union* eolloctlon: Jimmy
All worker*
Borne confusion cam* up on the Du Bos*. B arbara Chapman and
liam Boardal) and A. C Slaughter
tmbara ara unrtd I d
R »- Dona, W, C judging of th* gold Hah because Randall Goff.
llm BoUcJUtUma cut ik ilr
r. Higgins of Ban- no riaailflcation had boon m id*
Judge* for tha teatett w*
I tu rn I* Umlr mUm '
fo r thorn h o t tho jadgoo listed MU*.Eleanor Morrlaon, Mra. Bert
n id jtftilw t. Ho H .
thorn w ater a general claaolfba- Ohapamn and Mra. H. B. McCall, general gift* ctmlrman,
a f reptilea and th a ow non ■hlwjudge.
.
&lt; afternoon.
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Harlan Stone Is Nominated To Be
Chief Justice Of United States

Full Report Is
; Set For Monday

England Raided
By Nazi Planes %

Ninth Annual Dog Show Will Be
Held At Longwood Oval Wednesday

NYA Advisory
Board Suggests
Local Projects

Hundred Persons Chase Re-named
View Exhibition Dual Officer In
Of Fancy Shots Shippers League

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US0 Drive Finds
Good Response,
Says B radshaw

Raymond Ball Of Lake Mary Recalls
Eady Association With Daniel Beard

Animals, Insects, Reptiles And
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t t n . Marion Kate*. Mr*. W. IX
Chanrr, Mrs. J. P. C ot. Mr*. B.
G. Smith, t i n . Uiltou llora, Mi*.
Cheater 1’ailin, Mr*. Thco Aulln,
Jr., Mir. Tlui Ticlama, Mlaa
Olive Tlealma, Mr*. Mabel lin­
ger, Mr*. E. M. Ollff, of Oviedo, fir*. T. W. Lawton, Jr., lira.
Harry llaarcr. Mr*. O. P. Bwupr,
Mr*. 8. W. Swope, Mlaa H abit
Swutie, Mia* Annie Mltrhclt, Mr*.
V. II. ftley, Mi** Ignore Bley,
Mi** Jrrry Sley, Dr. Lorraine
Mongrt. MU* Viola Karap, Mr*
C. L. W ed, MU* Evelyn Roper,
Orlando, Mr*. A. R. Morgan,
Mr*. T . E. Shipp, MU* Kathrrw
liio Hi under*.
Winter
Paik,
Mra. Fannie B. fe e , Mr*. /,eb
Rnlirrr. Mia* tln ry Wyatt Ratliff,
Mr*. Frank McNeil. Hanford,
Mra. mill, Mr*. 'A . A. Moran,
MU* Jrpn ■Moran, Geneva, Mra.
A. G. W a ih e rr Chuluota, M*r
R. L. Kroon, Mrs. 1L C. Parkar,

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Ml. MARIAN K. JONES
. V Clara
Lee
Whlelcr,
r^irriago to John Wc-hiry
Of Chicago will bo aolcinWedrinday, June IB, r-t
jedo Methodist Chqrch nt
, M., ha* been extensively
Ined by her friend* durk*

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*The board member* of the W.
If. U. met a t the bama W H r*.
R. L Wheeler, pr-Mdant, Thurs­
day morning a t «t*0 o'clock.
After a thrift butiD ttt ntiU/iK,
delirious irfrcaiunenU of orange
juice, roll*, and eb—t t cookie*
were .erred by Mr*. Wheeler,
The** present w erat Mra. R- L.
Wheeler Mr*. J. W. Martin, i t s .
It. K. Cooper, Mra. Mill on Cora,
Mr*. J . P. Co*. Mr*. W. T,
Walker, Mra. A. B. H unter and
Mr*. J . B. Jonae, Jr.
Mr*. Milton Gore entertained
a number of her friends With
nn informal luncheon a t her
hem* Tuesday, The salad course
luncheon with lee cream and
rake waa served buffet etyle.
Mr*. Gore presented each of her
guest* with a beautiful Hitwn
handkerchief. These invited tr*
this lovely luncheon were, Mra.

Gu t . Mr*. Frank Charlea Aulln.
JUnrwn, Mr*. X. H. Gore, Mi*. Ur*. L h
U. K. Couiwr and son, Floyd,
W. f t
Brown, Mr*. I&gt;. B. Wheeler, lira. A. M. Stewart,
Young Harrta, Mr*. K. V . Erie*, the Itev. J. U. H ater and SU*. who have bcurt rpending »vvcral day* In Raleigh, N. C., ato
Mr*. J. V. Cot, Mr*. J . W. Mar- Mabel Hater.
The annual raelnl of tlie B. expected back W ednesday. Mr.
tin, Mr*. H. II. Link, Mra. W. T.
Cooper
and Floyd also vtsitvd
Walker, Mlaa Lola Kuddell, Ml*. Y. P. U. wa* held in Swrc:B. G. Smith and Mr*. Gore, the water Park. Prlday afternoon. Mr*. CoopeFa mother while away,
Those rnjpylng tbln outdoor Mra. F. W. Drink who ha* been
h03tram.
rpending ' rom etime
with
hi-r
The regular quarterly topper
and meeting o f tne official boa id ■on' Mr*. L. Andewon, Mr*. H .; niece, Mrs. R. E. betray, le t’,
of the Method lit Church waa i f 'Link/ the Rev. II, II. Link, j this week for her |iomc in Michid Monday night a t the Kathryn Aulln. Utcill.n King, Id- lgan.
Jomo* Henry Coon*| Mr. and Mr*. Uoyd Knonu
ureh. Mia* CbarlolU Lawton 1n1o n . Renton,
.
Mill*
r . » d . . i .'nr
r a v e n w Citv.
R*1*' «-#*.
lef? tMonday
for T
Traverse
City,
Mid Jam ra Lawton aaaiited at the
«n t
ctwutlaa-e
r a m T*»*i
Metcalf,
tablet.
Thoae
pretent wens’ eolm, Arthur
(trorge W. Morgan, chairman,
who preaided a t the meeting,
Mra. George W. Morgan Mr.
ahd Mra. Thad Lee Lingo, Mr.
ahd Mr*. F. W. Talbott, Mr. anil
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Mra. G. R. Clonla, Mr*. Charlea
Lee, Chart#* 8. Lee, Jr.,
B I L L 'S
r*. T. W. Lawton, Mra. W. J.
JOB W. FIRST STREET
Lawton. Mra. W. P. C artrr, Mr.

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Police a n Investigating the my*terlou* death of Florence II. Rutiell,
SO, of Farmington. Me., found dead
banlndthahome of her brother John,
in Cbaatanrllla, a bullet hole In bar
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tor, Mra. W. I . Carter, Mr*.
Charles Lee, Mr*. Auguala D.
Covington, Mr*. Ort-on Uurnctt,
Mr*. C. T. Nlldatk, Mr*. J. W.
Wllfon, Mr*. G. W. Morgan,
of Ovlado, Mr*. Hugh Flynl, Mr*.
Wynlt, Mrs. Cain , Mr*, i’l-rnr,
Mr*. F. E. Shipp and Mr*. A. If.
Murgan of Orlando and Winter
Park.
Another lovely parly of thn
seanon was glvrn Tuesday after­
noon n t f:00 o’clock when t i n .
C. R. Clont*, and Mr*. Thad Lee
Lingo entertained *1 the home
of Mr*. C. K. Clont* with a
ehnyryr In honor of Ml** Whector.
Mist Dorothy Lee had charg* of
Ihe bride's bonk.
The two hn*ie**p* received
I ho guest* nT llm dour nml MU*

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* a t q u ality e n d IrcihtW M w ith o u t p aying a p ram k'ou io t them w hen you b u y S o u th e rn T w in P a c k
I en d S o u th ern R o d i-C u t C a k e . T h e co n v en ien t,
y w v |n « T W l N P A C K a n d R P .D I-C U T n a c k o jc .
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FOR VARIETY
D -tw ln r .t k m i l .

|)m T w ln Pack l* J n -l
tail lo*v*« Indivljutllr

COWAN’S
played during Ihe party. With
Ml*e Lniitee Wheeler playing the
neeompanlment ot ihe ptnno, ihland MU* ChnrleMe Lawton mug
" I Dream nf Ji-.iimi.' whti ’ ihe
Light Rrown lla ir." Mra. Thad
I&lt;e« Lingo a e n mpanled
Mr*.
('liar)n* Lee at ihe nlaiin when
ehtv sang "O Fol Mln.»’ M K
LInyo nleo aernnipnnli-,1 Mr*.' J.
II. Staley nn,| Mr*. It. R. Murphy
who aang very lovely "UriiUlf-

June 13th at S A.M
M E N ’P ‘

Straw
Hats-

ful Dream*."
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Mativ gifl* of stemware, IflP'P
and rlilmi wrre tirroetileil In tin.
hrlde In a largo while liankot.
After the iipeulng of lh«
| Ihe guest* were inviled uti to
Ihu lawn wlierr delirious Vtfru.hmenl* nf sanrlwirhen. ired
ten. and rookie* were served.
Mr. Clont* and Mr*. Lingo
were ***Ulrd In srrvtng hv Mr*.
I. i-e C!*ry. Ml** I'ennv Milrhcm,
Mi** S hann Murphy Mi** Dorn,
thv lye. Ml** Ignore Sley and
ollu-r friend*.
Those invitmi Included 1 Mr*.
Enoch Part in, Mr*. Orrain Hnrnett. Mr* II. F. McOdwan. 111*.
Emory MUehew, MU*
I'ennv
lllfchem, Mr*. Ren F. Ward,
Mr*.' W. J. laiwlon, Ml** Kn'liryn Imwton, Mr*. Paul Camphell. Mr*. A- D. Sauer, Sr., Mi*.
R. L Whoaltr. Mr*. J- W. Mar­
tin, Hr*. II. H. Link, Mr*. F.
W. Tallinn, Mr*. J- II. -Lev. Jr.,
Mr*. J. H. Lee. Br., Mr*. C. T-.
Mariner. Mr*. Carl Donl, Mr*.
Jim Partin. Mr*, Dpn C arpw av.
MU* Martha Camtway, Mr*. T.
E. Partin, Mr*. Ralph Kin*. Mra.
J. IT. Slalty, Mra. Lihhlo Wainwrlght, Mra. Jim WJIim i , Mtf.

SUMMER
N ew

SH O E

S u m m er

CLEARANCE
ONE TADLE LADIES*

COTTONS

SHOES 59c
VALUES TO $138

The fu w M Calf-Tone
by 8TYLCMART. BlnffW and double hreaMed

— beantlfol
flegalar 24

V A LU ES TO .1.45

pattrrnx.
value..

HUES’

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ISHOES *1 w
VALUES TO $2.98

LADIES BEAt
Slack Suita and
B e a u tifu l n ew colore i

46 (0 48.

$0.00 VALUES

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TUB BANFORD
rents Saturday.
Emile Weber, who h a, been
By William
b very •much Improved. Some of
Ferguson
a r MRS. MARIAN R. JONES hla fam ily'arrivim alurday.
Mr. and Mr*. II. L (liu r, Gena
und Krankir. e |u n t Sunday with
laaed r m
r* a e Tsse.l
llu-lr (laUKhtrr, .Mr*. Hob liV e rn o
i and will visit Uiiuauh
and Mr. ' Ij &gt;V erne , a t S ihrtr
__ __ _________
w estern atatea befo re Spring*.
. ^
retu rn in g to Oviedo in the e'lll.
Mr. and Mr*. J . M Jonea and
U r, and
Mr*. L. A. Wol- [Irvrrly Atui were viiiting Mr.
folk, who h a t o been here tlur- uml Mr*. J . U. June* anu Johnt t Iny the winter, left this week me Sunday.
"Rfor Jefferson, N r r t h Cui rolir.a.
Hob K ln j ha* been ill.
They will return in the Kail.
Mts. C. H. Clout*, .11i*a VirMr* W. W. Wllaon left this Kimu W ilkrrion, Mr*. Uen Word,
week fer New Haven, Conn., to j i n . C»rl Haul. Mr*. W. T. Walapent the summer.
L u , All*. 11. K. Wheeler, Mia*
William Henry M artin who ha* Clum Lee Wlireirr, M ix Louise
Jw cn attending the University of Wl.utter, All** Mu i t a i d Harm,
W toutoaville,
La.,
accompanied Mt&gt;. Inn Wmin in lit, Mr*, llob
Pennsylvania, arrived Saturday KiiiK m id -ilis . J. U. Jonea, Jr.,
lo *pend the sum mer with hi* stele rh&lt;i|i|'iiit m Uilaiuio Mon­
prrent*,- Dr. and Mrs. J. W day.
Martin.
Kenneth
L e v a lie ,
ol i Mr*, Hugh Kl'-nt, of Orlando,
him borne.
*|ient ilonduy niiint and Tuca.
£ Mr*. C. T. McCiilfi’p and dan- 1 uuy wi h In i parent*. Air. and
g h trr, Mr*. Grady Itnll of .ir- j Mr*. W. It. ti'iinu. -Hr. Voung lia*
liitulo, are v ls itin je Mr*. Me- been very nick. *
Culley'* dptttrhler, (Mrr Steve
Mi** Mary Alien William*,
D u h a rk at laikKuoml, Ohio, Mr*. I who ha* been trurhm x here Mw
Duhark will U&gt; remembered n* home in Snnfonl for the ,uirti*rr.
_A li»* Marjrarvt Met'ul.ey.
(mat year, has returned to her
^
Mr*. A. H. Wall. ninl i iiby non I nvo I*, i'll "S him lo r the |uist
of iVnMiroIa* arc iM xiling M rs, yeal, urn rpendini; tiie aiinimer
W all* parrntx, .Mr. sml Mn*
M i. inoi Mr*. Ned Ynncry, who
&lt;J. W* Jfchnaun* M n , W a ll is 1 ot Uret-ti Cote S pruits.
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tha runner Ml** Mmjtnlu .John* I
Mi. uml Mr*. It. W, Kates,
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B U TA K S
M»lle
Mr. mid Mr*. M. M. K ite*,.M r.
o r - t J _ W iA T Q A
|)
Mitfl Eatfl (! nm m nrt1* ivhti Ha n
-I Mis,
Vounit H arris, of
/V iC s V ^ K C TIAAC.
Wen vlaltlng nliitivi** for
Ovieilu, Mis*
Mnitirie
H arris
ria l w w ks in I i ti'-muln, hits i«** I S lis . Ilo tv s id Skelton, of OrB V irsJT l'kC V A l-'j
turned hnntp
B f r w e ir r s i
(aiiilo, njn'iil Hiniiluy at Daytona
Mr*. I)cn C a rm w u y »m i Mins lleiieh.
M a rth a t ju r u w n im* v is itin g m 1
Mr. and M rs. llron*on t'lonts,
* Live (Jnk.
of A tla n ta , nie visrlinc Mr. and
•
Mr. nnil Mr*. Paul (*a 1 pin II, Min. C. It. ( lout*, and Mr. and
Mr. and M rs, J , B J dih - , J i lm M is . tiruver Menu.
U * 4 hAT C A N A O t A N J
n»t» Jim-*, ,\Iik. Ituhy U. Jon&lt;*«,
l.ieuL uml Mr*. Marion Clnnt*
p m P O ^ tr s tC E e T O U C H
Den Jintra, Mis** |K*hn I ‘itI* r. mill hahy ilsuriiiler, Martha Kay,
THE ( ? R E A T L A K E S
Mid Jimmy O llritn fitiund tt lull
ate visitioif Mr. uml Mr*. C. It.
In* party at Tiliuvillu Hut unlay t ‘hint* ami Mr. mid Mr*, ti. S.
% niirht.
Moon. I.n ut. &lt; lent* I* stationed
ANSWER. Only o n e ., j . Ontario
M m , VV. L ,
r hint In .11 id . at Cnni|i lllaninni*. Mr*. M»on
fur I In* past f t 'Vi day .
mid ihi on liter, Muilhu hay are
M r. and M m . A. I K .va tier. J r . , , s|a&gt;lnlinu three months a t Kt.
o f O rlan d o , h i i t i * v in il iiitr th e ir* Autrustine
Heath near LJaut. ill tin* Fn n m ult! I.m ig h lo n H uh - |
Jiilul sui h i mi; with Ii IihhI [uh-u ii, i
H unts,
M i" V ir g in ia W ilk rrtm n i*
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HANFORD, FLORIDA

THIS CURIOUS WORLD

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CONTINUING THRU SATURDAY. JUNE
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NEW YORK, June 12 (Special)
"l.indherirh !■ wrong when ha
M i on.) M i- Tm iinU * ('lunts, say* it i. too late to win this
of Atlanta, an*
Mr. and
war,
said Elmer Davi&gt;, CBS
Mm. &lt; K &lt; hint*.
Among i)nts«* furming a fi«h- nru* nnnlynt in ■ talk May 29
Injr party fit r anavirnl are: .Mr. on *1*1 lie saw and heard dur­
C . H &lt; hint a,
Uny
mid
It o x ing n rront vJmit In England.
C lo n t* , Mi t i I* Moon, Thum n*
"Tht* war Can Ur won, but It
Won i be eapy,' Mr ha via de| rlar»‘il " It probably eannot ba
won umIfm the American people
want lu win It tndly enough to
walk *t It —harder than we are
working now, which in to aay
that uiilcMR we produce mure war
matei iuU than we are producing
now and auu that far mure or
what we produce get* to Kngitand. the war may Im* hmt."
! According to tint n«wii com*
mentatiir, a “negotiated puace
| louk* much lea# attractive to
I the BHttah titan it due* to sumr
ritiaen* who live fi JMK) niilea
from the N a ii* .
rn lk

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pun hast

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mi any Jflo purchase

Valuable (’otipon
**Th«* E n g lis h re m e m ie r what
hapiH'iied to the C ie c h » a fte r the
negotiated peare a t M unich, nntl
when they *ee tha V ic h y govern
' merit B lipp ing down Into the hHiih ,
they re c all that M a rsh a l P ria m ,
'lit lii'ii mt, %re nn*d lo th in k that tin*
l| airn iiM ire of last Ju n e wax a tor i
of negotiated p r ic e , ‘ Mr lla v i*
M id .

OU fly » mccliono hat “heart"
when ho can turn on llie drive
comini Into the ,tretell and bring the
crowd to It* loot with an alLout
finlahs

c re a te d . P o w e r r ite s in tla n le r. V nu
Bet y o u r " s ir c ld i d riv e " an y tim e &gt;mi
l i v e th e w o rd .
v

Okeh —come try * car that can turn
on extra wallop like water from a tap
. —and tec what you would tay about
Compound Carburettonlf
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For thia atunnlng Quick ttral|ht-cisht
awingt you ilo al sweetly on only W/*
carburetIon at loaf as you’re taking It
M ay in everyday sort of travsL

T h is , n ( i n o 'i a c tu a lly m o r e e ffic ie n t

Y

But step down o n tb t ( u treadle —and
thinft happen.
I
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A second carburetor opens up. Air
supply aa well at Raa, supply It inlAnlUUtnm

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O ut —th is itn ’t o n ly fo r th rill.
b e c a m e it h a , th is "seco n d w in d ."

Defeatism
or
apf»eaaemeut
sentim ent m
Knglarui, he ar
MTtwl, ia, “ confined to very Iim
ili*l circles
The liritiRh an* better jirr
faired to meet t i e ilangera thnl
confront them “with every month
that paMi**,' the newn aualy^i
|H»iri1rd mit
(oncennng the invaaion wh«h
Ion ghan lieen e*pi-cted, Mr. Davi*
had thin to pay: “ Nobody ktmu
of cuurac whether the Geruiuu'
will fry an invaalun or not. bid
It U prevalent belief among men
In authority and the general
public, too, that they will try il.
th a t moat likely they will try
It toward the end of this autn
m er and It can be tea ten off.
Predicting th at ne*t wlnti'i
the people of Britain are “likel,
tx&gt; ijn d the atraln worae than
It wi« laat winter/* Mr. Davi«
as Id the Engllah are going to
need two thing* to help them
atand that atraln: Enough to
eat, and a plausible hope of
victory'.
"Doth of these thing*, aa well

It fives you a car that has the life und
lift you liko—and still delivers (on
owners' aay-ao) aa much as 10% to
15% more miles per Ballon than pre­
vious Quicks did.

aa the Increased supply of war
material* which the British will
also need, depend on the aucce*»
In the battle In the Atlantic,
which la not going quite an
Mr. Davit
th, En,.
favorably
aa opln^
Senatorthat
Vandtnberg
IUh
endbelieve,"
mors »the
rr ryapeak.
&lt;i»y
would“mar*
have.ua
rsalh s that thalr hope of victory

T h a t w o u ld b e Im p p t j a n t a n y t i m e t
It’s a ll th a m o r e im - ■ ■ R B P W M
p o rte n t n o w - a t tlia H f # I * 7 A 1

D a iry m e n P u rc h a s e
C a ttle In D e L a n d

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IMM af fma Jtraey eattla te r, a
total of |4 ,H 1 .» 0 la tha racent
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M r rrouada, official, af th*
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10 la alw -w art u l d a t lbs tucUan, which w at apenterad by

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JU -U M A S T

FSANFORD,
IR S TFLORIDA

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pbgr In shaping ths future of tbo world, we are glad to
reprint
...............mowing
the following information
information abbot
abbot the
the flag
f
and bow
In tbe
It ahoold be flown, ae revealed by. Katherine Hi
Ocala Star:
"The red, white and blue of the United Statea flag typi­
fy (deala every one of us should try to make hie own —
courage to meet life's problems squarely and fearlessly:
purity to Judge clearly because our minds are clean; and
preserverance. to carry on until we attain our objectives.
These are the Ideals on which the colonists founded the no­
tion over which the Stars and Stripes has floated since
June 14, 1777. *
"Only one emblem, the cross, Is ever placed above the
flag. Remember, this If you wear patriotic Jewelry. Show
your respect for the flag and your understanding of the
rules regarding It by placing even a jeweled flag above any
other pin or button you wear,
"Did you know that until recently the only place where
the Stars and Stripes could fly officially day and night waa
over IVancls Scott Key'a grave? This was to make forever
i ru»- I ho lino be wrote In the natlpnal anthem: "Give proof
through tin* night that bur flag waa still there.” Today, how­
ever, thu flag also.files constantly above the capftol at
WiiHhir]gtnn, D. C.
"Thi* U. S. inavy pays a beautiful tribute to the flag
and ihe man who did ao much to give the new country, its
first flag. As each vessel on the Potomac River passea the
grave of George Washington, the flag Is lowered to halfmast, the. bugler soufidji taps, the guards present arms, und
the officers salute—a fitting honor for n great man and a
great flag."
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Is thyself. Thle do, end

rilva—Loke! !#!»?, SI,

» the need lietenet la hid.

i fill tb* tutrpliChord*a pure
M, like, eprey

eln and bloeeom from, s
rthome aheken
“ l ‘J
e .reel auarlee of a vaniep.

U5N0RE W . M r M

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thst.nothing tragic will hap ten as flvmjllti,©/ ib i
failure UJ authorlte the new hoapltirnow.''
W E E K L Y

Hundred PersonB
View Exhibition
Of Fancy S h o ts
ran, and - fe w
it 't o blU
Orange-,' email block* of wood
and other object* were thrown
Into the' air, end Juat diaapneared
completely when
Mr.
Beetle
pumped aoft noeed bullet* bits
ttem .'
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Bofuneard buliCU are'preferred

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' NO BUGAB DEFICIENCY

WASHINGTON. June J l- W
U. Klitalde, - Phitlippine reeIdent comml-iloncr, declared ■on
Tuesday there would be no de­
ficiency . in the quota of eugar
ahlpmenU from the Islands to
this country in 1941 “unlaw ship­
ping in Ihe Pacific la disrupted
or more draatlc requiiitloning of
voeeela i i . made.1’ . &lt;

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tfsssstsz^sasr.

dough. rt&gt;m sill, tnnthtrkneue, !*■»;&gt;

w, l paper, tied down aenarsljr, and .lot,
in refrigerator for KVtralda/i drawer!
Atm • hours letter nJb am wantr-l
*h*pe this dough into rolls sod plarr it
Let rite in ssnn vise,
« F &gt;■"&gt;“
IWr i.
t^ r^-re n .W .lo iU ’ r ^

fret for F U k U r ^

Try Mac* .Yksst youreeff, al our
ripen**I Ti^e This coupoo to your
grocer. Hell. gw you, mbeoloUlg
without «ef. a ngularsiae package
af Mac* YhasT—together.with
Maca Ysabt recipes. IVcet your
family to the grand oM-lashioaed
flavor of Maca Yam feme-nude

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sm s

!W S C O L l r t l N

M a|ly tyincfiee In , o to ieU l1. had
bean torn where it emerged.

' The gun expert ai*o explained
venous types of firaarme, euch ae
bslt turtle*.rUlee, elide, action, auOnutlee and auto-loadine guaa.
With , an auto-loedlng gun, Mr.
BiogU aald, the trigger muat be
proceed down each time the gun
la fired, while.with the automatic
C le rm o n t H a s G o o d
rifle, the trigger can be held
B o n d B a l e R e c o r d down end the ehote will emerge
eotitlnuoualy until the gun I*
. CLERMONT, June l f — (Bpo- empty.

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Throwing fhre clay pigeon* Into
the sir. Mr. Bccgle drew admir­
ing "ahe" frrm the crowd when
lrt«k• all of them with only
* .hot*.
th e expert aUo demonat^ited
n eht&gt;tgun with n large slug, and
declared th at contrary to genera'

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p r le e I

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broad doth, boxed

Way-low

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Rib knit brief., (I
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Cool epun rayon S A .9 8
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W I T S BHIHTO la u w i i h i

) * MEN’S SPORT SETS

fe

It themailree, and then trying tn
persuade the Americas .topple to
feed them, 1 .ball he glad to do e fa ib m b n t as shown by. Urn last
State bento* bare purchaaed f#,-i
my part.'*
.
WE WILL EXHpHT FLOR- 17* 60 worth of dafanae bogflr
IDA—It Is unneeetaary. to report
to ttftec who had the phaneo of
rialUgfl the World's* Fair the
auecree af the FlerMdJ Exhibit,
le d

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-n k ta i- ita ita . t s t i. ■

mtalaty fraud. It took me onlg a
til* to wi* the dough w the Brrt
place—and George i*ju*l plain craxy
about that old-fashioned homebekrd flavor! I always keep a supply
of Mac* right here on the shellan! There's aoJut* or bother about
rrjriceratioa. flmtli why if* Per-

Bqegle
Id. alnre they .will &gt;111 Ihe game

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, *,|T*oc» BATSsoot Not realtyI roll*! See Arno fort and knv rntj
J? Bet theyIn fart, fresh out home baking becomrt wilA / At.
of the ovr*r Cl*
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_,• amating new granular print. Nc
"That’* e ig h th &lt;f
nfHfwmUool No fuea! No bother
up four dour ago. We had hot do'
■uunon rolls yeatrrday for breakfast. Be Sara to A lt 1 aer Grocerfo,
These Parker House rolls are for tkg MACA YEAST Recipe I'oldn
lunch. And maybe tomorrow night Try lb recipe lor IMdls Itollt joul
m nee the net of the dough for Km! &gt;■Ihe f«i&lt;lrr. Then. for rrfricrmt..
dont'lesl rails, u
1ridlt. M r # pert «f Ik* Armpk s in n.n

t aanif hunting.’' Mr,

etaj)—Clermont, in ' Lake * coun­
ty, verhape haa the' beat record
of any enUtU town In Florida
In Ita aala of defetiao bonda and
atampe, through tho poet office,
according tn report* made by
Ctermonvs poet maater,
Mr*.
R o m e o M. -Bowman to *.Karl
. . . . ____ ________ flrm mt Lehmann, chairman of the l a t t
people are not taking the food Ceonty oefenae CouneiL
'
aw*y from the** people and nalng ,.Thla report shows th at daring

that.tbi
ly leavl
Uerrana
picture

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DI8COUKAOED— •end In the gmount of food Ibet
r change by the they ware auppenyd to, but they
would take It out In tome other
manner ■&gt;Every nation conquered
by Oermany bee either through
force or of their own free will
agreed to cooperate In the^ new
order. Thli collaboration aimply meani that Germany will take
what aha wanta, and 1 otn aee no
*»n*e In the American people pr
anyone «!ie lending feed to feed
the PYenrh whim they are collaburatinc with Germany, or
rending f.tod to feed the Balgltna w hen, In one way nr an­
other Germany
Whgn ? the *.tf

1 believe that clothoa
manTr
__ suit haa made
Chrltllan Bel*

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C o n d itio n s

t i Probably the moat regretUbts t failure of the recant
legislative session was the action o f the Senate in killing
thq proposal to establish a; South Florida branch of the
SUf*'Hospital'for the Insane, Avon Park has offered a.
IllO-ncrs site where facility* could; have been provided
fbr hundreds of mentally ill!persona In this state who are
{•aw; perfalUqd'to go wlthbut attention or are'crowded
Into the,already over-crowded hosblfa) at Chattahoochee.
Tula, offer* .wETneglected, j
I
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r v&gt; "T he Important thing eight novl (a to. provide tho best
and most complete treatmenf possible with the existing fa*
duties," says the Tampa Tlmeji, "and Hospital Superinten­
dent TherreU has promised,that If the State actually pays
tho 9875,000 appropriation voted by* the 1080 Legislature
but not paid- the hospital can
Unproved to take care of
:
■
present needs. *. •
‘ "But 'for future needs the 8outh Florida branch proI kjiuiI Is sound end the State cannot afford to put off this solf
utlon to the problem much longer. I t will be a vast wqste of
public funds and tragically unfair’to, mentaUy 111 persona
to continue to spend large sums [patching up the old build­
ings et Chattahoochee and paying heavy transportation
costa when with tho aeme amount Dr even leas, e modern
South Florida hospital could be-' established to provide
more efficient treatment.
"Doctors say that as .aospltal enrollments Increadfl,
above ,8000 or 4000 cafe ahd treatment become progres­
sively less efficient and Chi ttahoocheto 'has already paired
brnmnd t,h* 4000 mark. Goyirnor Holland and other'State
MHtUUa intAild study thlsiUtUatlon uv4 tqy Uift.Btpiind-

•that President Rooeovelt
even eeam to know, what
rd wappeaaeni«nt*t ' means.

N ew Fast-Acting Yeast that
Keeps W ithout Refrigeration
M akes G rand Refrigerator R olls!

''Y l M l f W t t W

»neets. f

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"V? ".trv-r|

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. Vi i'L D a !

W ay Cleared

C irc le T h r e e M e e t s
A t H ag an

MRS. LOURIWE BEAL, B*d*ly Slltor

T elephone

R e s id e n c e

Dual Officer In
Shippers League

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M r s . R o lle r G iv e s
P a rty

F o r

.

*omi on, n o n n a y * U r moon w itn
Mr*. It, S. E , S t a r r p re sid in g .
Ml*. F* E. B o ll led the opening
prayer. The M ission study lesson
on C h in * wn» given t.y .Mis
Hot. 11*11. Mr*. Vo'ne W illia m * remoro o’lvloUl winded the members til b ring
et the gain* |th e ir U tile m ile Ikivi-s to llie
ile In the pant i p n 't i u m meeting nl the c h u u h
in the lu - Mimitay, June III. Mr*. Waleoii
.
Keel nnnounrod l i n t the |&gt;ei*oiul
--------- '
. ■ " * '" * for June was visit* to
0 «*&gt;
I r f .l how the
iltlon* of n«l*
ritn ift Indnvnee.l fo r th*

Pe rsoncls

F rie n d s

Mr*. O. C. Roller e nte rta ined
if

T H tm S D A l

• CnL Theodor* Roonevetl Chap,
f r r of th e United Spanish War
Vctartiw, • will meet a t the home
•f Mr*. Mm Hheaier, 113 Elm
/rvende at 8.-00 T. M.
Th* Wesleyan Serviee Guild of
She Met tod 1st Chureh -will meet
8 t the hone of Mr*. J. W. Childre
•a UesnUU Aesnue a t 8:00 P. M.
Alf member* a n urged to a t.
tar id a* till* will bm the last meet,
leg fo r the summer,
m Setnlnela Bebekah Lode* will
Tneet at the 1. O. O. T . Hall for
Ua regular- meeting a t 8.-00 P.

Mr*. T. J. Drummond an I
Mr*. I.. A. 1‘almvr s p r a t Tur»d*y In Orlanilo with friend*. '

n i n a t e d
Mr. sm i Mi*. Boh Vancry of
Orlando u r r r visiter* In Hanfind
recently.

T h e T, K. I. Class o f the P i n t
B a p tist Church Will m eet a t the
Jwim* of Mr*. W . I* Stoudenmlre
Rm S i t E lm Ari*iu* a t 8:00 P. M.
w ith Mr*. S. A. E denfleld* group

a* hostsaam.
rilD A T

The. A salra Clwlo of It* San­
ford Garden Club will &gt;t&gt;onsor
p h a hewing seu lcn In the Wo­
nt* n'* Ctna fnr the Red Cron*
f r .m 0:80 A. M. until 11:30 A. M.
The Hanford H-'mo Demonstra­
tion Club will meet at the home
of Mr*. J. B. Crawford, li o i Ook P ilo t C lu b T o A id
^Avenu* * t 0:30 A. M- A covered
lll»h luncheon will hr »erveil *1 C a m p a if m O f II. S . O,
main and each member is **kril
to bring her own silver and
It
ftrr*tli*d 1 v membern of
ilishe*.
the Pilot Club ft fiMtiMt In th e II.

T b e Girl S m u t* will m eet a t
3:4% lo complete Badge , W otk.
)
MONDAY
\
\

Sewing session* will conlini'e
fo r Urn Rod Crc*s in the Woman&gt;
Club from 0:30. A. M. until 1X:SQ
&gt;\. M. with Mr*. C. R. Dawson

^ O. drive lit iix niectin t «*n
T u^-n I mv rvenin-* in the v iv it l n n .
biilbfini* on fivurmn In| gt "ret,
Mrp, A1 IIent pre*iileil nver the
burlnee* »e«»ion nt which U*r.*»
plan« wrrre made for the next
meeting to b t in tb«* furm e f «i
plcnle ■ t S anlm do Sprlrnru.
V Those prexont were: Mrs, W, C.
Eric*'son. Mr*. J.v-1 Field, Mi*.
Al Hunt. Mrs. Frank
It. M*cN#JT, Mrs II C M - " w r t| » tr '
J. C. Mitrhell. M r. W. I.,' Mor­
gan. M r * Helen Selmlt-. Mis. }|.
\A- Swanson, and lie- Misses Cus.
»i* lDnton. Julia Belle MrCIrllind, Kleanci Morri«on, Kathryn
MbrH«hn. Lucille Pi'^rniu
anil
Maude Hamxey.

f o r o n ly

progium
p

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JeHiW r

n«H M*&gt;4 t i* g |b f

the meet ini; with * prayer.

ice
Of
,

M*ry rr* n ci
loh* Uc»rl\
eoiu ln, Mb*

Owjbn*’

M rs . C a m p b e ll G iv e s
T a lk A t C irc le M e e t

Mr*.

Mury

Umwliri-

bus

to

tin n e d
tn
J n c k s n n i dli
ii f l i
■ lii'n illn g the w eekend In m s i I
I n r fn th i'r and m u lin '
Mi
i"'

Mr-.

\V.

f.

Seventeen th

Fields,

.-mi

We*

HI.

Mr. nnd Mm. Fred &gt; . 'limi tc
iiirned T uesday night fi mi Cubn
wher* they spent II few dny*.
T hey came f r e m IlniariH t.y elipp e r to Miami from where they

motored fa Sanford.

f f

SUN

i' l- l ! In irch o.ot in Ih c homo of
Mr* ,s C C m h a rn „n M .u.d*y
| * f l. ......... . « | l l , l h r t s i.lm -s .
I r -n
p i,-sidl'd over b y Mrs. II
V
M n .lV Im ilr r , ch * lrm * o
M iU
i. S 'li.in ii'n m irr op.-„rd 0 .&lt;
n .ri'lm g with Ih c *rrlpturw r e d
log *m l M rs, I*. I» C a m p b e ll g»v«» «
I n t e r .,lin g ta lk o n " T H h ln g
Mrs. J II C olelou g h gave the
H llilc clm ly und p la n , were .11m s xi'ij fur a p icn ic to bn held
next month. T h e iiu w tliiir woi lust'd w ith it ptM yrr by Mr* U
('
ItcPfOiirHey
Refr*'fh n o fC a were nerved l.&lt;

ill" foLliiwing

M i.

H.

a

Ki Ii i i

D r ill.
Mr*
M ilV h i r l r r ,
M.
C a in iib c ll, M i*. |k -« 'u u r» ry , Mr*
C o lclo u g h .
Mr*.
II
R II,-. I
Mr*. C , F K irilin s, Mr* J m l.r
('■ literdn . M i*. W It. Sh*im m i
Mr*. S t o o iir iim lr r , M r*. G ln b a in ,
Mr*. C . C Cog* M rs. R . A . Ilow
r l l and Mr*. G le n n .

T rip

To Construct
New Hospital

O n

cftlmrfar monlha from tha lima
r f lha flrat publication of thin
nolle*. Each claim or demand
aiiall Iip in a r l l l n c . and oball

B o a t

S t. J o h n s

•tala lbe filar* of roildonco and

po*t off 11*hi ntiMrcaa of tho claim­
Honoring Mr. mid Mrs. Her* ant aiul fhall bo awnm In hjr IN
claimant, narnl, .or titlnrnvy, and
ii m MeUler of Chevy Fhii-o, Md
any Mjrh claim nr itrirtaiul lih| to
a nil Mr. and Mr*. J. IV Ibiasey
fllnl aim II Im* void
L . r f Moron, fie . u *rinuji o 1
,
P. . .
HKTTV It ALL MimWN
C o m ity Com ml** Inn w ool.! hm r friviidi rfiJoyed n bond I ri|i tip t hi
A* ndmlntittrntnr t»f th«r
Lfclalr
MIXIi; IlLNT(lir power to *et the nntomit n&gt;f \ r \ John* River on 1 nod.oy even
KlltlWN, &lt;t*c*a*»d
in |„. vote.l upon mol t o | ior
I lrfcl I'n^hratlnn June 13. |» ||
\ r i r r t ruUtMfj to I.ini 'n Ithiff
r i x the iln le o f the
to n
The |; r t ;
e i n . i . i . l„- j u|i|M*i- « i- I't.iknl ovrr .in oper
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run I I hr
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AMERICA'S NO. I QUAUTT
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nut
or it!
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BAKING POWDER
t
, j I tipi.viiiir t'o* |M it\ vtorc Mr
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•if pfcaipMf*
rfovkh-fftiftf
F if K I . Nrtd for Nrw booklit, eon*
tainlns doyant of bfljtbi Idmt lo IfTIyour b«Nnf Addf«tt: Rumford
Erov#
«Mni Powdar, flog v. Rumford. R. L

The collar that treats
like a gentleman 1
&gt;\V S u n n ' S .

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Ktujr D u lg td o on M iu id a r « f ib r m*'n W rs A K Tlftssrlln V . v ’-'
Itor, b d tin- d«*votiiill»l 1 1.....
»ng (i ■ r her •object, *‘W h y W -u
r v ,M Mr*. F re d M yer* con tm ueil

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SUGGESTIONS

ttbhor Washable
Summer Robes
$250 up

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C iiv Jo y s

we

Circle Five o f the H r . t Bup. '*'* ; tudy , , f

T im e s T o d a y

G ro u p

Btwl M.s* Imia
L e a n . .............................K r
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r t * i n W i r b f l l i MiVvtl a tcwcvl m i t » e to I In-1
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r i D U n a i J „ ||„ wing; Mrs. S L r r . Mr*. I*
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C. B. .Shrphvid uf tiiilnraville
K. M. Null. Mrs w . E. ... .......... ■
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•pent last weekend hero with
Iteel. Mis Itolr. Mis lit ill
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Il'oolloae* r r s « r a w . Ilvrt
telntiTe*.
arrtw* hi* conviction th a t
l*w
w»s a grow ing
organism
mid
Sir. am! Mrs. Steve Shinliolsei ■tlspteil itself In changing condi­
are spending n few day a in Mi­ tions,
ami.
lie c*mo in the high tribunal
known principnily a* i. theorist,
Mr*. W. M llsyne* I. e*peel­ hut w*« given i i i dll. however, J u n i o r A u x i l i a r y
ed to return S a turday freni Day­ for the nntnhle showing he hail
P la n s H m is e p a rtv
tona Bench where a n * 'h a g been made as rnunvO in -e v irn l inre*.
Its Ins. I Ii...... in jndillr nffie*
spending (lie week.
onlv It m o n 'h s vi’ien lie took ofThe Ju n io r Auxiliary of
(lie
fiee as a Ju iti-e i'll Apr. 7, tU'JI. A m e iu n n I,eg ion m il nl
i ll
S' one was lirrn if *s7't In the horn*- of the d im -to r, Mr* A
sta le i'f fs" -.v li.impshire.
R. Ford, tin Wi n! Twurn ly 111S1•
S t m t yvjatvrtlny wf 1«•i IVIVU fm
llR ri'^uliir huK-hi^K ...........
ta n
i I turnon Imx
' )i*M oloy M e m b e r s
Plan-* w prr tliwiiihm' iI fm ()"!
In Fntl V.,M* ’’, (lu
wlirri* t.lithou«('|iatfy wllic'ti will Itv hvl.l 1L*■
H
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p
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t
y
utll Im ' liifl* ytu! i lu n n g Ihv Mini
first vu'fk iti J iit% lit ILiyti‘ i.i
n r i r ill*hii 1 51w
B « n *i unit r r f n ,ihiiH‘lil h k«-i a &lt;tl
Ilustm nds. W iv e s T o
W ith It. K K ip p Rh I h r lr clu iiw by iht* hmt I «■!*■•»
M r. ruwi 31»- U w 'rfp h h ip p y to ur, me-iutM r* of the IRfMoViy
TVttlhl*
||li*»CMl
« t II'
M1’
File Joint R e tu rn s
were «*• II« ■! \ i ,sli'iifay to ('r»*xt- Mi- enjoying their annual houco* Km! Mi*vn Hixniil
Mi«"
L!m&gt;
vivw iliii lu tin* xei lotix iljnra.*
(u irty w hich
is alvvnyb held ut Bar tm'jiu, MIka S»i|tiiiu Mi
W A S IV IM S T O N . Jim.*
IJ
of tlnali *vitn
Mrn- C F. I 'nu ton. Mt« .1 W
loij«f
\\ ji Vnil
I hi y ton a HrarH.
Uultirtw, Mi n Fruiu VH Mt 1Vun* .! 1MiV ’iux TFhen m m1ltte
e 11I*11 d r..
Thoxe nt((Mnhrc im* R iu r ? H a iti nm) Mm. Fori!
Mr* uml Mr&gt;. L. A* Palmer
I ■» ifirot|u»rr1e in the id tt r.*
%vere ttvet mirbI vlrltnra In ti»» en John Athim b, Joe Cr«*r»ihHw, John
’••II a |i|tt\ i*i«&gt;n fenmniu* hnCove Sprin^x, Tuexday, wln"\' Ih in n , T o n y llu d ille fitp n . Oonntd
iti'L nml wiveis L\ mi/
A z a le a C irc le (»oes
they w eii t on huxiricii.
'it file jtiinl income |; i\ i el 'ii mt
Join x, L e i. y
I .unit* H ill W h ite,
T o C o r o n a d o H e a t’ll tfiffi'i ftte'l n v i i i b n . h r'Si i'ii'
L ilt H num n. Mur I k v fla n d , K ir*
H r ttiul Mi* \V H IIerh *t ee. by Fill*. MeKey T rulurk. Paul
' " ' -’ll th't 1 »• Willilil »JI »-• II'.'"
f»r*l I tula v l*&gt; th e ir h o ire In liitk'stiti. H illy H ru n ile y, !,&lt;■•&gt; H u tVt ,
M« mlierx of the Aunlen * i!»ii iniIftf'ii-. n mm n-M'i 'ii
liiifn M.
.1 u fie r »|iendinir
it ,
Jr . Jenhominy,
Hint of the Snlifoi«l L artlen t'lu h md
it v n r iili n h ir e w ith ruin fives
at I he home «■f Mi *. L L Spi o
i lunle* Pink
I fi leinl*.
re i \ ex|r&gt;rilit) and liintme*|
t"
Coi. riiiilo Hein h wheie they " 11
r t f f f&lt;i|.| .hihn*oii ih reciip iintlnjf nicely following ah up* M rs . H e n r y W ijrh t II gU4’'i* of Mi" Haruld Wn*hhkim
foi I he 4h»&gt;
tieml* *-foinv uliieh he underw ent
Is C lu b H o s te s s
nonn iic un&lt; eiiioy«*trwTlin
MnrntoT at I he Fi rimld-Lauirhft»n
U i '1
the
iTnirning sinil a f t e r noun h o I W a r S t r a t e g y
Mr mm iul I p ml
a
cover
in.|
ili .h hmcheoii h o - l B e M a p o e d B y l
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llcn ij
Wiuht
II, wiii
r
hi xit sx m t e v e in n x ut her hom e err vi.I f»l the noun loon
Tloe*e n 11« n ilm if
w eie
Mi*
,r iei 31 t v f i ii lo inetii'u’ix o f the
m k * iin v i c o s .
i,in.
i
8 |u n te t, 31r*‘ H e n ry M c Ln u lio ,
, 111 M o n t h ly Hiiili^e (Jut*
Mr* M &lt; lU tfo n . Mr* &lt;&gt;
Itoxe*, if ei hr rax it ml hydinngraa J r
were u*ihI to form the florin I dec- P. Her luloM, Mi * C It W ixecep,
lit
P P1 t ampbel). mimI tHeuiy
»i n iionx for the putty.
Foi brorlnp high, M i m Mary • m l Jack Soeheer, ninl Henry
Chu|iinnn wax piwsentetl with i
i*’! of Iviiid crocheted le* c o as t­
er!*
An ice coin be wax nerved R e lifflo u s B e lie f s
by 111!' hoateft* tr» the foliowlrtirt
S tu d ie d B y C irc le
lli
MitNfa
rhrpm an,
Murlha
Mr
Mix M MljttHh »*m Adnina, Mniiruertle Ingley, Marm o . M n riy }., *ud
|U«'
' * ‘ ' ' jaru- (I'tfhurn, M alian Katiolae,
C lic lc O ne of lb * lU p lin t Mi*
i t n l ' J p u c Fhnrou,
Murpiirel
Itcitl, g lu n a ry U nion hold ll» ilio iilh ll
STt-mll. ufi,|l1si&gt;
a*
idol
Mrs'
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a
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Hettx,
t r i f l i n g At lln* b iunc *1 Met.
vi&lt;*H'rd*g &lt;WHl 4

L*'LJ,"'tM«Wll raid I"

CWlon Twill,
N*vy. Whit*.
lUyat.

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• S h o rts

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:Wh»t« Ltun* wUh r»J
or blue aDip**. AJm
navy Guburdlao.
•S la c k

S u i t s ........1 . 0

jc o l l o t t C n u h , R o m

ot

terday few visit her mother, Mr*.
K. 4. '. I M t y

IM S

North J e f f e r .

a*n BL, AHIhgton. V*. Hhe nle»
lilau* tn vlalt In W ashington, D.
t t *»d *xp*«U t o b* *w*y for

2 month.

'

j UhN(pn*tt Ralert Methvin of
AnnapMUa,

M d.

M in

VlrglnU

Murfin. of Charleston, 8. 0.
fend Ml*a Betty Methvin of Plant

Ctljr nr* th* guest* *f Mr. and
Mr*. B. 0 . Methi In fur * f*«

4*If*.
_____
Mb* KtknhMh Uffter nrHead Uila morning from Un
UntvrrtUv *f. N*nh Carolina nt
0hM*I Milk tn spend th* aununar

G *t. p—pU h o t* keen noticing $u times
I fought this Arrow T ie”
8o bnlp UApuopl* do notko nnd ndmlr* Amnr
Tlnn , . , becaUM tfccy re *o dam gocrJ-lookin*
. . . hnenunn they Un into pnrfnct lenotn . . .
bocnuM tb*y bnv* n apocinl lining thnt'n
dnnth an wrfntM*. Why not gnt nano todny?
Duly • • « • • • • • f l J R

THE YOWELL CO
SANFORD, FLORIDA

"ARROW

ldon
Hickok Sport
Palm
is $|65 up Belts $100 up
Ties
McGREGOR SPORT SHIRTS $|00 up
McGREGOR SLACK SUITS $*95 up

rhe YOWELL Co
Sanford, Florida

C tn n fJ c tc U i A I R

CONDITIONFD

N

�w it w iw h

A m e ric a

■ty-flva care«,
ranging
apdedlng to aala u lt, npon the ilockot a t
the
F tea* Ion of Municipal
• t the Polled Blatinn Moniflirh o o n . T h ird white per
bad chargee ngnlnat them.
,w c rr aa follow*
at - ftchlck, charged with
mete, retreated a 65

ACME QUALITY

JdM

WASHINGTON,

tairtV D ock et

onferly conduct, waa dUmlaaed.
Moae liagina, charged with Jit*
orderly ronduct, waa ronvleted
and fined |S o r 16 daya. Gene
lMmax, accuaed of dlaorderiy
product. waa Judged guilty and
flne&lt;l | 6 o f 16 daya. Ruaaelt
W ardon, charged with dlaorderiy
enndurt, waa iliamlaaed.
Ron* Ranantonln. accuaed of
ilrunkenncaa, had hia eaaa con*

IWCtAII IECK
1 EMMEL

Is

ysa*ra thinking of build"
o r raModellng, ta k about
atwy pay man I plan.
Wo
arrange a loan to cover
w. M ateria la and other
la. Convenient monthly

HILL LUMBER
1 A SUPPLY YARD
1 W. 3rd 8L Sanford, Fla.

Y o u r
H a ir
In ?
It'a not tha langtli of your
hair, Madame, It’a the
•hape! You'll be delight­
ed with
your coiffure
. . . . w ith ita flexibil­
ity and Ita tw erp o f lino
a fte r our expert haa ta ­
in' m l your hair*
pered
hair. _
E V A -B E S S
B E A U T Y

Ibla Mb day "f Jimr. A. ft. I f u ,

12—

(8 p c d a l)—Tha m in in g of UrilMb Canadian
and
A tutrallan
f i r m a t contract fljrlnir achoola
a t Lakeland, Arcadia and Miami
anon may be extended to include
"volun;*wr” flying cadcta from
all o r hiany of the Kojlh A m er­
ican
count rit*.
Bepregmtgilva
i ’rteraon predicted Tueada;-.
Peferaon aaiil th at t ‘ . wnaion
of the program to train airmen
from
all th« detnocradc* irreapcctiva of th eir belligerent
o r neutral atatua, will be a
logical outgrowth
of the
air
training program tilrcudy nnnounced fo r 20 flying achoole
orderly conduct, waa found guil­
ty and fined 16 or 16 daya.
Iltn ry
Clemente, accuaed
of
ilninkenneaa, had hia charge din*
mlaaed. M atthew Thnmaa, charged
with apeedlng, waa convicted mid
flhed | 6 or 16 daya. A rth u r
Jaao n , accuaed of double p a n t­
ing, had hia caao ronlinued. Rain
Primua, accuaed of drunkvnnrr*,
waa convicted and fined 66 or
616 daya.
Dalay Belt Moae, docketed on
a charge of dlaorderiy cnn'luct.
retreated a IS bend. Prank Milton, charged with a»iuiult, waa
dlamlaaed.
A nother charge again*! Milton
waa fo r diaonlerly ronduct. lie
waa Judgad guilty and fined *10
o r 30 daya. Archie l.e# Knight,
accuaed of dlaorderiy co n d n t',
waa found guilty and fined * 1 0
or 80 daye. John T. O'Neal,

Balanced Formula

l*. I". Ilrn id m
Aa ( l i r t t.f i "rm ii i*0nrt far
Hrmlnnla rniintr, rtM ttg
HIT A. M. WKHKIL .!&gt;. H
tlOINirM « HAIIKBH
gnllrllnl-a fur I'lalnllfr

and poat a id e * &gt; M r m
or (he
claimant, and aliaU ba aw sra W by
'the claimant, naanl. or attorney,
and nny aneb claim or demand not
no fll'tl 'aball ba raid.
.MAtlT JAMEfl KNOX,
Aa eei ealor of Iba La aI W ill and
Tralamant of A rlb a r W . Knat,
d&lt; tvaaed.
Nlrtt fii Idea lion May It, t i l l
lx

t ii m

TIIM

rin c r t T r o i a e
or
NINTH
Jt’D IC IAL c m .
a «M iN p iJ «

lymhotie of tha bulldog aplrlt of tha
Irillah nary, Venua takaa a look"
■ea from tha porthole of a Brltiak
le*trover, challenging and daunt*

•aa. Vanua la tha captain's pet.

E -C -O -N -O -M -Y

Cl.Iin OR RIB STEAKS......
CHUCK nOA8T„.......... .
RIB AND BRISKET STEW.
ROUND 8TEAK..„...............
iie c a itw

Western Select Beef |
Round STEAKS lb. 86c

G e n u in e S p r i n g

H

c i n h 'S T E A K S ...... lb . 45 c

S H O P

ANN !»AOB

CREAMY SAIaAli

I * T ill: (T IM T IT l ‘l»lrIIT. NI^ITH
J IM III4 I. 41114*1 IT. IS
AMP
roil t iii : 44H MT1 or ftr.aim4^i.n *%n Tin: ainTW. or
r i.o iiin i.
i&gt;
iTiAM rwKY.
i %ni: \&lt;t. 4 v
VKI« a I-4**' LMI’Y. i*i«rnDU!nlant.

VH

n w

L am b

a v : d f r B

SlfoilLDERH...—lb .

Chuck ROAST.....lb. 21e

10B E . 2 n d 81. P h o n e 603

ANN PA CE lU lA D E IllU IT

15c

PICNICS_______lb. 15c
.....

Tfi»

Jane P a rk e r
S tra w b e rry

S auce

3 no. 2 c a n s 25c
ir fA l.^

B e v e ra g e s

3

lo r

25c

F M I VIOTTI.N BIKotOHlT

L A Y E R

Nictlll4l.il

C A K E

it y m y i

(ont

1-lb , e a c h
H I I %I* | f

..r a m m w

&gt;aragU3

"**■” ■

Tips &amp;q can 2 Jc BEANS.... 2 No. 2 cans 1 5 c
FLOUR

’’ FRESH FRUITS
F re sh
F re sh

Y e llo w

S q u a s h ........... l b . 5 c

B l n c k e y e P e a s ........

C a lifo rn ia

P l u m s ........... 2

K lis s P o ta t o e s
rT • T ,
o V n la

A

r

I 'I g r a

B E A N S .....................l b .

|

I JU IC E
■ Yl
IV tg N A
to

i

lb s .

C a b b a g e ......lb .

B A R B .

tiA

lb s . 2 9 c

C a r r o t s ........ b u n c h

. G re e n
rE R

5

lb . 5 c

p in t

q u a rt

.............. ..............J b .

15c
7c
3c
5c
10c

W e s te rn

R ound

S te a k

lb .

39c

W e s te rn

C huck

R o ast

lb .

25c

C U T L E T S ........................l b .

45c

V *al

K N/dWwTt
A rm o u r S ta r L e g
L am b
P O R K
S P A R E

rl«irl&lt;lu

lo

I mnnfry M»l*

n r t r r t .ifv n o x y o n
A t i n r t i n v o r a r *tiM »t---------T 0 1 Al.l. TO
WHOM
IT
MAT
i*oNcitnN&lt;
NtrrJi’K I* liiT.br s tr*n Ibal
IImi Iiil0rr,lan"d will nn thf 1111&gt;
liny nf Jim* A. I&gt; 1911. 61
•»*rl«rk A. M,. *&gt;r
Noon Ihrftr
iiflrr n« lh« mnller lhay !»•# heard*
1*1y tu 1 Im* Jmlac* i»f the Clrcull
Qi'llHt •» Ni»d fur Hnnlnnh' Uouvlljr
i l H«iifi»r»l. Forlila, for an 'O rdar'
of Dilii|»ii»n
&lt;»f
Albert
Id ifd l
Frohiihoefer. a minor, urnUr tat
nnom *»f A Uteri Jn«e|t|i
Ht hnal*.
Title Him H lh t i n y of Hay A. O '
D ll.
JOHN MARTIN MCIINATX.

w h o le

.
*0 L a m b

S h o u ld e r

lb .

C H O P S ........ .................. j L
R I B S .............................. l b .

noxa nwHiw ii

blk
27c
17c

23 c
17c

.

F R Y E I R K - ..2 V i W h ® v. e a c h

63c

iri:im iA Hi'irNATHa

NOTH'M TO (IIKIIITOHJ
IN TUN r u l l l T ON TIIM C O M .
TV JIIINiK. MNMINOLN LOON.

tv . rt.nNiiiN. in rnonATM.
In r*: K&gt;mt. at AIITIIUII W .
KNOX, rfrv.n..d.
t » a i .i . ctiNhiToitfi a n d r a n &gt;
MO.NII IIAVINII CI.AIMH O h HR.
MANIm
AIIA1NHT
RAID KgTATKi
Tun «n&gt;1 ‘ nrh a t yau ara bar#*
by naliria&lt;l ami rraulrad lo ara*
rant any i lalina ami il.tnamla which
you, or allliar a t you. ntgy Hava
••■Inat tha talala nf Arthur Wfc.
Knox, d iw ia a l, lata af aal4 Ooun.

PRIMROSE....... lb, 17c
CotUgn CHEESE lb. 17e
ALL M A T V.MAN

SAUSAGE___ lb. 12 h e

HAMBURGER ___ 15c
NECK BONES......Jb. 6c

MILK FRtl VBAL

CUTLETS.......... lb. 39c
T ^ I-T -T -L -E

UP U N U IA

P -I-G

P -O -R -K

I I A M S .................. . lb .

17c

—

—

S H O U L D E R S .....lb .

14c

n »i»

S I D E S ......... .......... lb .

H e

on
«»«

S A U S A G E -...2

Iba

• __ ,

PEACHES... 5c lb.

YAMS

SQUASH

Ears Con,

i for. |jc

OKRA

c A i.ir* M a u

LEMONS 17c doz.

APPLES
VNMM

m

TOMATOES..

LO tAL

.CARROTS S c
fI *

CANTALOUPES. EACH 5 C

6*' •ft* ' j Him r

F re sh

C u k e P ic k le ....2 1 c

O i l S a b i n e s .................. ,.4 Y s C

bananas
C u t-K ite

P a p e r

Ig e .

ll S c

C u t-R ite

P a p e r . . .s m

. 5c

P E A N U T

B U T T E lT 10c

P . A . T O B A C C O ........ 1 0 c
•a—m H U
P r u n e s ..................2 l b s . 1 0 c

■mu morn.

P a p e r

C l e a n s e r . ........... 3

fo r

20c

M a c - S p a g ....... . 1
NWl.

fo r

15c

T o w e l s .............. 7 V £ c

LlrT O V H

,

O P T E A ........ ....» /&lt; l b . 2 5 c
u y ro v x
O P T E A ..................V x l b . 4 9 c
K le e n e x

ig e .

2

fo r

P r e m . C o d a s ........... l b . 1 5 c
« 4 in w i&gt;
.
,

49c

e n e x . . . . . . . ____ . s m ^

10c

le t; T i s s u e

25c

T o ile t T is s u e
a i.N a iiia u

12c
19c

nncaw raow itAco*

17c

PIC. I .I V E R ................... 15c
c o n * « r« v i

WIENERS

lb . 23c
a t a r n o rm a l

COLD CUTS.__ Jb. 17e

(&gt; *‘*r f’*M*

B A C O N ..... lb .

10c

(ALL MKATt

STEW
A ato n T B ii

_r i u n
Sm o.

Ila lo g n n .. .lb .

WMKW

TTARD_______3 Ibft. 29f

HAM*

h it iih

QUALITY WESTERN MEATS

VEGETABLES

&amp;

Hhile- **f

1;Kie i .i : k k h p v ,
m i l n n Down:
Y&lt;»ki i»rr !»■*r*ylajr c»r*lrr«*1 n rut PM*
In nm»*ir uimio ill# Till flay
of Jill), A h t i l l ! |u Ihn lllll of
i*oiii|l.iln{ filnl Ih i H ii rm&gt;i U| you
lr» ili** nimvid i iintlM t rstioa for
il’votV* »»r I igarr*»v* |»r« CmifiMO
w|l| |ie cnl*r«nl ngnlnal you 6td
tin* piihl I'lut" |irncro4 «s tioriiL
Till'* ttfilff * brill In* p tlt.il ah *l
unce mrii wc-mM fo f Your M l cut*
■centIve- itffK * In Tlio •M«nfefcf
Ifrrnlit, n n«awp|iH|M&gt;r pul»l!»h*«t If)
!J#(iiiimlr roiinlr. Florida.
WITNKNM MX liu lot unit I It** offVlMl jacjil uf l ho olKJiff* Inlllfnl
Court I hi* 4th dny of Jun*\ A, 1&gt;.
It ll.
o. i*
la ^ im n o V
f*lrl k of Iht t*lfcul| Court
• f Howiltmla* Couhiy, Florida
II T p ilH H a nmii^ior for Ctan*
|»lnlnnnl, Urluiiito. KlorM*.
IIYi A. ^|. WKKKH. Ii Cu
•

T asty

i,

w a n . coe iwio
B A C O N ................. lb .
14c

•••••ITKI. |,KK y jiV Y . HUHPONDKNT.
m ile r i m jiiv n iK 'i:
4»nm :ii 4ir r i m*ir%TtoM

A p p le

my haaii amt tha am i

a t Mkl Onart . t Hanlorrt, Kloriag.

3

fo r

4

fo r 15c
o ,

S a la d

D re s s in g

q t

19c

A p p le

J e lly

oz.

17c

32

i a l S o a p ........ 4 f o ^ 2 6 c
. i ag pa. c a n

J u ic e

S a lm o n

no. 1

ta ll

1 3 V ic

19c
K d d i n S 4r
M IB T L Im m

..“ 3

fo r

10c

W . K. VAC VAK&gt;

C o r n ........................1 2 o z . 9 V i c

47 oz. c a n 27c

NO * tt STATE.FAIR

J e w e l, 0 0

p t

n n a r g iM
rtN T
m a n or tw a v

19c q t 37c
vrm a

rvM .

K
c n - l ^ B a t i o n. ........... 7 Vic I
ja-w
• 71T 1

J ’w l L
i , ' p #j» *
ij -- 4- tmU&lt;

V '! &gt; ‘ i *

�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA

“Sackcloth fer Susan* a ro­
mantic notef by Rnamary Ret*,
to be published by Arcadia
Ilonsi lnc.t on June IB* sh a m
rihe distinction cf having been
w itte n in an Air Rtld Shelter
in Ixondon, where Miss Hers
is i m i i t f her country as warden.
Dmribcri iy Its author as a
w1irbUhearled romance," £aclu
c&lt;oth ofr Susan*4 is dedicated to
sfltrons of tho shelter cf which
T iia Rees to In chars*-sin her
tribuU to t h tl r . countye, tiesIP Y O U * T A S T E DEM ANDS
TH E B E S T IN

•

L IQ U O R S

•

SC O T C H E S

•

W IN E S
B E SU R E TO V ISIT

NICK’S
Package Store

PAGE SEVEN

while the smaller circle r c t c lu il
b y these p a n to m ln e -srsd o u , untaking u ssy a concrete iiitpiosion if u Innik that m&gt; will tin
word Would e.nvey, mid then gen
C la l liiHik.intelest ami hark diaiic
eeitainly U»’i Mjfli-nii£ tutin n
r* .u y.livc yeari uyir, way
back in lilttt, Appletun s tiad a
big ImwK t'lrtiiu-ij «|(y Motor
lo tin- &lt;i*Mtu tin if.' It* j u111&lt;1Wns Knuly
who tax vr;*i *
U lrr lit i ;tHit* All ^1 It'll &gt; UllOt i It ’iU
EPciml m hi tor with 1lu* j»u licuin-it
of lu r **Kt unit'll*’ It. Inn,I *|.
Mttoi to tin. (itiltlm ti.itf' lit
somi’ im. i t -tun; {nu^ohiu . \V h .
M n 1‘oft Rchliont'tl thnl «hi&gt; pro
(KiSi'tl 11;iVi*liHi* iii
tin* v.ir'i
tillvnL nn
I l it rnl UM.im &gt;l
her that the tup would In t;i, i
ly Rtniptifii'fl hy Mit.hn- Ui • -»*
Vfkfil mill lujjKiiyt* on ulna.I, itiM
that thunk* to tfir t“ lit I •11 Iw. , i
f^llm ilk t iiMlmu' It roulil hi ilia.I
wilh IttiU* liartNIup ’ Itui w(i« u
elaUirntfil Mu* win i' ouut hi
^oiritoi, thi" HumIi "hmiiH
l
(prrMiitnhU. |..i u»* In,.............
of hint}, .util Aim in an ln&gt; n
Af|viwt.|| |h«&lt; fldv t ill ill &lt;•* |f ! i ■ .
ilfltnht1 mi pt'iihMi't ait ivp, »1it» n
wttll.il ll II lilt Kk mill t Jl htf, a M
ViiHia, n pn*h\i\t* an.I n ilmvi I
thill- 1 !i ot|, ami, at an.&gt;t In *
hmdlark |r wonhl h&lt; ml
ViF.il**

I hi V Mpm»

In

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from

aw ay
••nit*

in

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FOOD

&gt;

CENTERS
L ow est E v e ry d a y P n co s

i

q u a n iiIt

P iicos G o o d T hru Ju n o 14

m "i

lf» I he

RED SN A P P E R
RO A ST
ib 2 7 c

SUNDA Y IS
FA THER’S DA Y

rr;i• In I Mm i i »f 1 .
1*0*.I

hr

|j|ti | |M|| 11 |t .1 U ,i

d eli ii 1*1 n n ijunt . I 11.* it
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•'Slii'N I ,.iii'h Ni'i ih, ' U

,u it -r « -M i:t m

P ic n ic

l

a i Hfin- i

firm Ynnkri* who w rn i to M \1, .
on n Hutton l-VII w --hi|'; h it I
too tv '11si«*11 V . i in i.iil H. i i •i ■ v.
on ini* f a m ily ol M idi! h im tv l «■ !

C hops

lb

I'.'ii i&lt; f Mi

l i *list I»

L iv e r

3Sc

lb

25c

Ib

35c

S h o u ld e r

........

R o lls

I r-- 11 K! i;i» Poik

M uusago

C h o p s .........

K in g an 's C ircle K — m ellow ed an d
le n d e r . . .
a Ikad * d elig h t.
R A T H 'S F A N C Y HOUND

S p rin g L a m b L e g s
B r i s k e t S t e w ................
B e s t L o in

k in le s s

1

Ib 2 0 c

C h o p s ........

ii t Pn ,k«*t» Spo i •

R ib s

ib

1 5 c

Ib

R O U N D

t

,

ib 2 9 c

CHAMSEtoSERI/CL

'S h r i m p

»&gt; 2 9 c

M eat

S I R L O I M

ib 3 9 c

12"iC

ib 3 3 c

. ot

R oosl

S T E A K

t

C H U C K

LOIN STEAK, lb. 5 3 C

S h o u l d e r R o a s t ...........

in c u r

l il i'Ti j l oik

S a u s a g e s Ib 12&lt;yc

A W O R D -T O T H E W IV E S —
F o r D ad'a aa k c le ft, m ake it a
r e a l F a th e r ’s D ay . . . Feed h im
a t h o a e . . . an d ju s t w h at he
likes . . . w h a t could be n icer
th a n S-T-K -A -K . . . Ii» ed Justt
a s h e lik es It.
— F o rre s t G alch el
KING A N 'S C IR C L E-K

t :,i

to

H am s

/jK L i:

ttn.I 11 .

d«.I I inkp Smoked

B acon

rvriliy

G IA N T

groufi of "Living Hook Krviras
put on by Mr. and Ur*.* C lb

S a u s a g e ..

lit*

F ro th Fish Ste ak s!

1 have been Interrslvd

M ix e d

K iv io ia

&gt;"o|*l hii\i*
ScuUnnd fu r
’ i S.t»*' la ikilliTi^Sxlhere* In n m ild
,fc pu ion nIn oil,I ih iit lit' w rutu
m
s rtn n rio
y
• b i l l &gt; N o n III (K n rnl J u iiic a
ta n H u ll h »vo F W ii w in k in g
i a n vi i m ii | m t ilV il “ HoU lU /
i ts,
fitsn lM iti o f \ w hit’ll you

Au*u»t.

B re a k fa st

hi* lotig-r*tabli*hctI

tin*

___

Icriblng them u “cheerful, brave,
'w ith a uplift no enemy can
break". Of her bock, the uayu,
“Perhaps few romance*, light­
hearted or otherwise, have been
written In Air Raid Shelters to
the accompaniment of droning
enemy plane*, the whistle and
thud of high explosives, and the
thunder of gum; and even if
Oils one has been Interrupted at
times to Stash into the street t)
deal with Inecndarlcs, or to Uy
to locate delayed action bombs, I
have been able to return to a
make-lelicve.but to o r very real
—land where there is sunshine
and beauty and no hint of w ar.'
In letters accompanying her
manuscript, lflsa Rees reports:
“My Flat-with me In it- was thor­
oughly tombed recently. 1 was
bliatml b a mlg land mine, which H tller hn* mirsurrd and the m eth­
cornea down by parachute. The ods by which hr ha* rarrird it
explosion brought down five out. It cmbrrc*v the period ainee
L A K E L A N D , June I L — (S p e bouses, and the devastation—win- H itler* aeeeRsion to power from
i ini)—l&gt;r. (Irmniino Mai?, refu
odwa out, roofs off, tie —extended 1932 to today.
pit"
p rufi a * r fto in
S p :iin now
for a eminent lie. It was a miracle
The Houghton Mifflin look, on
that only five people were killed. Ih rtp th rr hand, to be railed *l&gt;«»r u r t i i i g m M et co. today warn a p I was lucky to escape, and crawl­ Puelfrer: A 3*If-Portrait/* will bo )-olnt%vt t » ih** S p a n ish d e p a rt­
autobiolographical m ent fa C vlty » f F I n i i l i K n u lh e m
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and glass on the staircase miite with the emphasis on the ev­ ( ' c lh in , I’ rcAiilcnt I n.Id At Hpi
unhurt. Since then I have been olution of Hitler'* personality \t \ j i ’iim .im c 1 A .M d -on o f Hr,
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wT-itn Um lest five starts) two of
•j'- them over fit. Augustine. ,
Climbing closer to the nearest
&amp; rival, drills, the Seirlnolee will
d i . t a k e on the A nglers tonight a t
C* ill* Ideal' ball park ami th* new
l y .pitcher Hnrrison Telt*. newly
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Ip : a h Ihe m/iunil.
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.w ent to work on Pitcher W ell and
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ing four triple* and om double.
Prom th e third Inning on tha
bojrs p u t Um game on Ice ty
illing up two In the fourth, one
n the fifth, three In the sixth
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Seventh. A fter the 8aint* had
made their two runs In the sec­
ond fram e they scored one run
In the sixth, eighth end Inst but
never threatened to take the bull
game.
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ml* with Bamy Hardman as &lt;nrh
of them drove In three runs.
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for hi* hit* or the game While
Hardman h it a triple and single
for four tim es a t bat. doth of tho
two run makers were left on
bases and never crossed the
plate.
Jim Booth did the unusual by
hitting n p air of single* In two
times up to score three runs,
g ettin g on b*M three time*
through' walk* handed out by
Wall. He got on base every
lim e he fated the pitcher.
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ening runner, g o t one hit In the
ball gam* but could credit th a t
tb hi* leg* »* h# scampered to
D rat base fo r a safety on a

f

BASEBALL 8:00 P. M. TONIGHT
Le e s b u r g

i Lost
38 IS
35 31
28 27
27 27
27 »
24 31
24 32
III 37

long and the fan* have only th a t

one opportunity per annum,"
The Drat 400 people buying

RRBITI.TS YKSTBRDAY

fflT A

K E T T

Former homo
luncheon dem­
onstration price
(5 .9 5

O cila 3. (Irlaiuln 2.
ID, 1 «&lt;-«1mrg 12.

Gainesville 4, ilrfytona llearh 2.
DAMPS TODAY
le n l m r c at Hanford.
Orlando

al

Dnlnesvllle.

Hrl-nnd at Ft. Augustine,
Daytona llearh at Ocala,_____
bunt to the pltrhrr. (Jetting on
lutse through two walks he stole
three lias"* during the contest
and one of them was a trip to
home plate os H» snd Joe Jus­
tice worked II uouhle steal off
first and third.
The fourth inning set the
game In the win column for the
Seminole* when Dirk hit a double,
w ent to third on Dillesplt'a single
and both pis y e n loped home on
lia n lm tn 'a triple. After th at Ban*
ford scored runs In ever Inning
through M rlloncy’s two triples.
Hardman's single, and flyball
throwln on Ddlespiv's drive to
left field.
ST. ANDllHTINE

CO O LIN G’JUICES FOR WARM

l i f e NEW VoftCCelANT'S
M i&amp; ttt i A tm t-

W EATHER-STOCK UP TODAYI
m*
*

d P f f c t p A m y d r r M is
O O O ® MOA&amp;

P ick in g All-Stars
Is Not Too Easy,
S a y s Scribe

I’elte ss ................. 6 1 1 4

MUNICIPAL BALL

lO ft-IN .

•FRY PAN

Sanford 10. HI Augustine 5.
Il e l n n d

a t T a b le

TO BUY MAJESTIC- WATERLESS COOKWARE,
STOCKS VERY LIMITED. HURRY FOR YOURS BUY TODAYI

Schnn of DoLand, and Danny
Sailer of BL Augustine.
■ Doljind’a Johnny Danyo waa
aalectcd for tba utility role be­
came of hit *11-around ability
and beeasaa ha waa hlttlnr In
the upper 400's a t laat writing.
, The heath scribe failed to pick
a manager and bat-hoy,
Slrothard preceded b it setae-.
Uona by statin* "Tba customer*
hpaa alwa yemben a bit obtuse
about accepting this com er's
raeommandstlons
for All-Stnr
performers, which Is probably
rlfht, since this writer acts a
chance to be ah export’all year

Pet.
470
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400
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LA ST DA Y

OilftcivilJc,

' 8 troth* rt) admit* difficulty In
•ejection* a t aacoad baa* where
fan* hare d fa t field to pick from,
Including lo r ry Womack of Or-

S ta n d in g s

8 t. Augustine
DeLaud ___
Orlando —....
Dnytcna llearh
LeetbUrg - .....
Gainesville

S a tu rd a y , J a n e

Leml, Will Eekenrotb OlMl John­
ny Rowland of Ocala, Danny
BUwe and Cm II McCann of

DAYTONA BEACH, June 12.—
Heller 2b ....................6 0 1 )
(Rpeelal)—While there’s a stand­
Greene rf
4 3 3 0 out or two, th* task of selecting
tlm ily rf
4 1 2 0 v Florida H iatt League A ll-Star
Tle'nn lb
6 0 12 0 team for 1041 It anything but
V am er If
4 2 1 0 -•rry In the opinion of John fltroPARK
Ilob'jn 3b .
4 1 2 2 &lt;hard, sport* editor of th* Day.
Ooff c ....
4 2 3 0 ton* Beach News-Journal.
Casting around for a tealh
B y P A U L
R O B I N S O N strong enough to whip th* 8 0
Points who, he thinks
SHff MUSTA HEARD Aueustin*
will I* leidlnv the league ** a t
SHE CALLED AS
MB
SAY
VIA
Q2AIY
th* morning of July 4, 8 troth* yd
YOU CAMS N —.
A f l o u r &gt; o u r - 7WE
turns up ** th* first Btate lea g u e
11DLDHS/2 TO r
r e c e iv e r i s o r r f ' f
scribe publicly t* announce hi*
■elections....
ji&gt;
*]•
&lt; &amp; S &amp; rr Th* A lt-Star, rem ember will
be picked by th* vote of fane a t­
tending game* Juno 22 and 28.
and the AU-Stara will meet th*
league-leader In
th*
l*«ltli*tt
fourth anrtvil All-Btar gems M
Daytona -Beach Saturday n ig h t
July B 'e t t o ilork. :■ i k**»» ‘ 1
S ta rtin g behind-the p late-w tlh
Galneavllle’e Jimmy
1‘ruitt, the

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IP40 team utility man, Btrothard
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Krrddle I*eonhardt of Ocala &lt;ls
Hie first baseman,
Leesburg's
Mike Conroy a t second, Lees­
burg’s BID Good a t short, and
Daytona’s Ed Juscysk a t third.
Fur
outfielders.
fltrothard
would rely on Jud Holslng of DeLand In (eft, W alt H arrington nf
th* same team In ctnter, and Erby Carroll of Daytona In right
field.
Htrolhard didn’t seleet two
right-handers and two left-hand*
era as fans will be called upon
to do when they mark their
printed ballot.
Instead he claimed that you’ll
have to pick your four hurlcrs
from th* following list:

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1941

NUMBER 24S

Damascus Capture Impends
As Circassians Join Allies

Authorities

F irs t

Z a m z a tn

S u rv iv o rs

T o

R each

T he

N e g o t i a t i o n s

U . S,

B l o o d l e s s
u l a t i o n
ffic ia l

D e l a y s

D e p re d a te s [

R o b in

M oor

In c i-

O f

C ity

E n g l i s h

Russian-German
Actions Watched

d e n t A s O ne A m ong
M an y

F o r

C a p it­

S h ip S in k in g s

American Protest
•Is Being Prepared

N azi D em and

N a d s

On the Middle Eaiit wor
front, fierce Circanniun cav­
alry, trained by the French
but now fighting on the fide
of Ihe British—Free French
Allies, wero nei&gt;orted to have
fought their wav Into the
nuburba of Damascus In the
nix-day-old iiivaaion of Sy­
ria today.

W ill

D e c la re
N o t

f a lo e d ”

.

B e
by

O f U k ra in ia n
a rie s
(lw

T hey
“B u f ­
U .

S.

WASHINGTON J i m
11—
—(A T .) r I m m t Well**.

M m M mdrr «J «t»t», to-

war* hay I die pate and InA a t t l y fa m e id Germany o f
vlalattag
the
lateraatioaal
tranty an a ab aarie* warfare.
He aald ho would withhold
a aaaaldm d atatamanl until
fgB depositions of the II
d M n n waa received.

B ritis h
G e ts

A id

G ro u p

U rg e n t

A ppeal

the raider MrCarthy, a native of Weatim,
Maee., le e volunteer ambulance driver; Mur
phy la u m u - I l i a n , end Schermen * a photo­
grapher

C h a r i e a J. V. Murphy, David A. Schorman
and t’h arle a M r C a rt h y &lt;1. to r .l, aboard the
E g y p tia n lin e r Z am aam when It waa aunk by
a N e n ra id e r, re tu rn to New Ymk by C llp p e p ln n r

Th e a u rvivu re wore la k e r to F ra n c * by

An organ! appeal ham Juat bean

received by

Martin,

chairman of the Seminole County

form er collated matt who p ia a ii entrance 'examinations to branch o f U&gt;a Bundles for Britain

enter the U. 8. M ilitary Academy a t W est f e in t N. If., receive
the hlghrit award* from Brig. Gan. K abcrt L. E k b elb erg er, auporin ten d rn t of th# academy. They are C adet John Norton (center)
of Norfolk, Va.t honored fo r bavin# tbo high##} M ting in milltery efficiency, und Cadet A lfred J . Mody (rig )* ) of Horn den,
Conn., who received tha Francis V inton G reen Memorial Haber
j tit standing No. 1 hi gtam gnl.nnder.-a&lt;-jm eri&gt;.W »j f»em. p m r y . ,,

Work On Road 44
Six Month*,

•Onrman authorities today
ShcUrod bluntly they would
not be "buffaloed" by the
Unltad Stataa' reaction to
tha alnkln* of tha 8. S. Rob­
in Moor—America’! flrot tor■ndo victim of war—even as
waohinjrton prepared a vlgcrotu protast bSaad on evldanea tha ship waa deliber-

F o r U se

M arket F acilities
Are Closing As
Season Endsi

terprbo* o pr rated In M snoetion
wllh th* m arket or* being closed
onMI n a it season, H. J . Lab man,
m snsgar, said today.
Tha W estern Union and Pottel Telegraph branch
office*,
atoty sank by a N asi submarine. m aritalned during tha growing
_ A flea Mon apokatm an
aald season to aid sh tp p o n and buy­
g h n y skip* bound for England er* will eioao tom orrow , and tbs
kad aJraady boon anak and Gar- m arket ro ta u r a n t will probobly
close next week, l o s t woek th*
ritrn a pocking htruso sh a t down.
Robin M oot Incident.
Mr. Lehman will lose* B andar
nn a vacation trip to visit with
hla oldest daughtor, Mrs. H erbert
Un-sell In Hoitwtok, N . T . H#
will bo accompanied hy Mrs.
tc h m a n sad thoir dnnghtor, Mr*.
W. 8. Bromley and b ar two
sons, Rtan ley and Rodman. They
will ha away rover* I weeks.
W illiam L. Wilson o f la c k sonvlll*, director of the
Bteto
mark*! system, w rote M r. Lsb-

Work on th* M oaned part of
a t* Rood 44,' ejkMh run* from
utford to Tttatytila on th* E**t
t u t , w ill bagto aanrtlm * In th*
tat six M onth* and It 1* ho pod
i complete tha Ptajaet within tha
• r , Bonator Eroast F. Hoo*.
ildar said today.
A fter tha odjotm unm t of the
wont aaaatan a f , tha
Legists-

ro,

Bonator

Housholder

rr-

tinad In TaHahaqaa* to confer

•n of the But! Road Deportnt, and J. H. Dowling, chief
rlnaer.
'Wo wont Into tha matter of
i completion of the im pend
rt of Bond 44 and I reminded

i two Man th a t wa had paaeod
lalaUon to toko affoct July 1

g Ohid th at Nixon
O fth s
highway
hla district, had
Road D epartm ent
In favor of comI an d t n t tha m a t
lUgaaaod thoroughjam," tha Bonator
•
■ngteoor told tho
or th a t coniLrUCtd would begin In
id th a t "he hoped
aarty anougb to ba

Club*, for emergency bags for
men and women refugee*, she
aald today.
Soap, wash raga, rsaors, combe,
shaving cream, pad*, pencil* *nd
acltaors era needed. Mr*. Mar­
tin aald aa wall a* afgh an i for
■the-JRaml.AW* Fare*. • W ant,pud P r o o f R e q u i r e d S h o w ­
Jaatructlaoa tan b* obtained at
in g C a r N o t D riv e n
tita hmdrruTltra for Bundles far
Britain-; #11 Beat Second Streat
P rio r
To
Ju n e
1(5
Tka fortieth carton of rafogae
I.lccn*!- plclrv fur 1hr
1»»1
| lialf of It*11 will go on u l r nt
tine* June 1 N 0 wban tha Bern
Ino I# County chapter M l organ | ih** offirc uf Jrii* I* Jinkin*.
lied. Mr*. Martin doc la n d . Many ! County t« i rnllrctnr, *»n M onilc),
Mini
r»*h donation* and |8 0 for hos­ it wc* announr.il ImUy
pital fund* have also b**n cent | ii u m prior fnr any lag in I '■ 2fi
r*ir(lt fnr ligllt IlHllrr. wrlltllto England.
“No one U really happy uni**- inir M)0 pminiln nr I****, tlir flat
h* is raatly contributing in lom t u l r on wlilrli it t - 75. Mr Jin
way to Inour* th* democratic km- Mill
’’To -rrurr n lialf yrat lag
way o f Ilf* w* enjoy her* In thr
UnUod State*," th* chairman a* for a nrw motor vrhirlr, I hr lull
of
.air from Ihr ilralm m ini
sorted.
-how that thr vrhirlr wa- pur*
rha-rtl Junr III. I1M1. or -u li.r.
L a c k O f C a re Is
c|iirnlly,” thr ta&lt; rnllrrlor pointB l a m e d F o r C r a s h nl out, "or proof hv affidavit
mu-1 hr in-dr that thr raj ha­
unt hrrn drlirn on thr road- nf
W ASHING TO N, June 13 Florida prior to Junr 1rt"
14^—
Tha Civil
AeronauticOn u-ril vrhirlr* proof hy af
Board today *ald ‘'failure'' of fidavit niu-t hr m -ilr that tlir
tha pilot to taka -O proper de- vrhirlr ha- not liren drlvrn -Inra
g n e of care” wa* probably the Ihr rip lratlon of thr la-t ta^F
cause o f tha air transport crash i—urd for It. Mr Jinkin- alctn l
n ear A tlanta, Feb. 18, which re­
M aintrnanrr tag*,
thr
i--ij.
sulted In the death of sig h t per­ inra o f whirh wa- authoriird
sona.
iincirr Chcplrr S0210, Art- nf
Among tha d**d waa Represen­ Ihr 1041 Lejri-laturc, will al«n
tative B yron (D-M d).
hr avcllcblr beginning Monday
Jam oa A. F erry waa captain I**ucnrr o f thr*r teg* wa* prola charge o f flig h t and L uther vlilcd whrrt a mr**urr vrtnnj l.y
B. Thome* th* o th er pilot. Both (Jovrmor Conr In
IU.1U wn«
p*»»rd ovrr Ihr vrlo hy thr re­
cent trialon of Ihr ta&gt;gi&gt;l*lurr
GIFT FROM CAPON B
Mr. Jinkin* offered arrllon 1
MAHI BEACH, Juno I 8 - W - af Ihr lew* a&gt; an n p lc n a tlo n nf
Dotectlve Earl D. Carpenter aald thr m clntrncnrr tag*:
anterdaythat tha watch worn by
‘'A fter thr Tint day of Junr.
Fate Clifford, M, bar operator, A. D., 1041. It ihall be unlaw­
whan ho woo murdered on May ful to operate upon thr high­
IS bad boon a gift from tbo late ways o f thl* atatr a truck, thr
wife of Frank NltU, lieutenant of groaa weight o f which ahall ott­
A1 Capon* In Chicago prohibition ered 18.000 pound*, ar a tree-

r —ll—t . n , raw* t - . i

Legion Sons To Sponsor Entries
In National Open Rifle Matches
P lanniny P a g c in t

will aerve as coaches ami Indivi­
dual sponsors for th* boy*, all
of whom must b* under the eg*
of 18 years. Judge* for the com­
petition will be selected from th*
club.

‘T his I* an open match" Mr.

Smith aald, “ana membership In

(ha Sons of th* Lagion Is not a
necoaaary qualification. Any yte**
fir* t l calibre rifle may be used
end any typo sights are permis­
sible except telescopic. With In­
teract In rifle shooting a t a high
pitch Just now, tt la thought that
ws win have between 40 and M
entrants In tha contest and oach
p m WlU receive personal atten­
tion and coaching so that ho'm ay
make tho boat possible score."
Enter to* 1* M cants, which
covers all expanses except prac-

P.
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WASHINGTON, June II 'I*
*—Vic# prraldrnt Wiilluro t«uU&gt;

IHiggins Outlines
Plans For Inland
Tourist Routes

ad vised a g ric u ltu ra l
group* to “ S t r i p ” M a p W i l l
"tako em it In nM in
i&gt;r#»«lng dr
D i s t r i b u t e d

ruaMil* for h ig h e r fa rm pr it r*&gt; 1

t

they Incur puMlr iracritmrnt, lo**'
rru p c u n tm l n r o g ia in i am i s u f*
f n " t r r r i h l r ilc h iiH t ' w lu n peace
co n ic *
*

T ra v e l

B e
A t

A g e n c i e s

Kifwwrd
IHgglna,
who
was
elect •
Weilm-Mday to head the
Jidm -t R iver T r a d A sso cia
A dflrr**in g the
tiu tio nsl A A V St
conference, the fm in c r n g r ir u l tjofi fo i ilii* riin u m g y e n i, today
lu re M rcietary doc ki red “ o n ly the o u tlin e d i 'In iv* to in rrean e the
m ig ht of th r U nited S late * Murid*
scope o f the or gun lin t ion and to
letw ew eri H it I n it in I wm Id dom ­
d evelop |u iiiiM l in f f ir over HJa'e
in ation M
He N**ertcd enactm ent of ir g i* . K om i 17 for the b e n e fit u f 111
lotion propo*ing 100 percent par land town*, im h id in g H anford
ity Ioann for a m ajor n v | i “would
t it le * m*w HAMoetated w ith the
have hern a
seiinn*
i i i i M mI*#, * or g ain rat ion
m e O rla n d o , San
and &lt;|U»'*tioned the wisdom o f hfi fo u l, D e l.a n d . Po m ona, D rentent
iienrrpt loan* roiigri-** opprovvd. C it y , PieiM oii. P a la tk * .
tlre e n
C o ve S p rin g * and Ja c k s o n v ille
l “ It i* iioped l*i get tht« c o •o p e r­
atio n of l In preaent in# ill her a of
the St John* R iv e r T r a il
e latio n and th e ir consent to *•«
tem i Ihe m u te from the F lo rid a
lin e over State R oad 17 to K i* aim m e r, over State Road l l &gt;2 to
llfd o p iiw and over the rece ntly
opened Rond
and 2 t1 into Ml
a m i/ 1 Mr H ig g in s e xp la in e d
“ In tin* way we w ill develop
i the in la n d m u te from the sta in
-lin e to M iam i, w h ich is « short
e r ilM n n re to th# low er K a rl
C o a s t.’* th# p rra id rn t added
A s trip m ap, sho w ing
th#
sh o rter route to M ia m i and tha
arenii' a lt m et ion* o f this road.
Is eapeeled »*• h r p rep ared *&lt;&gt;'»r
b y th*- a sane tat Inn. T h is m ap w ill
b# plaeed mt n lra te g ic p oints h v
y iin d tire s ta le border a* w ell a*
w ith in the lim its o f F lo rid a , in
o rd e r to draw to u ris ts down th#
T w o F a m o u s B ritis h
ce n te r of the slate.
S h ip s G o T o B o tto m
In a d d itio n , copies of the map
alao would be furnished to tour­
is t agencies in Miami, ao that
travelers cou ld he advised of lb#
shorter route home. Bom# per­

UuKsia Fortifying
For Nazi Attack

Is

G ra n ­

R e p o rte d

An*mrlnfMdl

Negotiation* for th&lt;&gt; bloodies*
capitulation of l&gt;»m*»cu* w .ta
it, laying Ihr Allira' rn try Into
th* city, now virtually encircled,
■alii llrltlih new* report* from
Cairo
In the air war, the British said
they attacked many lergste In
Germany'*
tw ining
Induitrial
Ituhr Valley.
Meanwhile, relatione between
Germany anti Uueela received o f­
ficial attention In London. Some
reporte said the Natla were de­
manding uee of Itueala'a vat*.
Ukrainian granariea and the pae•age of Carman troopa through
Itueeia Into ih r Middle L eft.
Negollatlona for the aurrendcr
wrr« reported uml#rw*y FRfllf
toiUy m British Mid Fro# Kronen
furrM movwd into fi'inttlon for
a final assault on th r strongly*
il#frnrl#d capital
Along
tn«
L tbanrs*
tcW k
P riifl- fortas
that
*'brush#d
nmiil# irslita n c a " w#r# Mid un.if fit tally to hiv# i d v j n n j con*
i.tlily bsyoml Kaidn in th«ir
ilm n u it B#liu~, and
British
n krters pradlctui an occupation
nf the |.#han#*#
capital
and
F»t.nl&lt; naval ba*# #1 any tiinv.
T ru s tw o rth y

A ra b

q u a rta rs

tHiti they h a lla v a d that soma kind
of in fo rm a l negotiation* f o r th#
D a m a scu s w ere h a ­
ling held, a lth o u g h there waa no
co n firm a tio n fro m B r it is h mlU*
t« rv o f fic ia ls here.

n iir n 'fid e r o f

Although
(7#D#ral
Pent*,
French high eommlaskir.ar and
cominandrr In Syria, is undwr•clond tn have mam hallrd strung
force* mitsfdc tha walla and
tiiMcr* of Oamascua
on
tha
Mouth it waa b#H#v#cI Arab pras*
■lire might fore# a p ra c ifu l »ur*
n*ndrr
To th r Arab* Damascus, r#piitrd to hr t ha oldrat city in
Ih*1 world '■till inhabited, h ona
of fhi* four M lham mrdon tertta*
t r 1«I piiradliias.
Ih m t t 1* strong ilafvna# of D a m m n ii, In tha K l s s o u r «*ctO r 10
m il*-* so u th o f t h r c ity was re-

pnrlctl in b# In thr nalurw of m
“ifiuilf#*1 b#ciu&gt;p
of
BrltUh
f»#n#ra1 WiUon'a nppar#nt d#cl*
■ion lo riv« th# F rw F len ch th#
honor of takinir th# city,
A h eavy ItritU h a e ria l bom ­
bardm ent of B e iru t, It waa amkl
fn in fo rm e d q u a rte r* , in d le a l# a

son* may wish to taka «na rout*
down to the Kaat C o a st an 1
World War day*, lievr hern d es­ another fond back North, Mr
troyed by Germsit dlve-bomlwri H lg g in * said.
The St Johns Rival Trail Aso ff th* African coast, th* British
announced yesterday.
aociation ha* a good strong roads
The Ladybird *r*nt down In a co m m itte r, the p re sid e n t pointen
biasing finish May 12 in Tpbruk out, whose duty it la to • dv°*
harbor, bar stem and middlt form cat# the improvement of roads Building was caused by a tightapart by two huge bombs, fire alone the river trail.
&amp;
pouring from htr boiler room and
“ This com m ittee's duties, 1 Mr
ntr craw threatened by a possible H iggins eip lalned. "la to contact
magaain# sgploalun.
the B u te Road Departm ent and
The woundad gunners kspt h ea­ the count lea traversed ky^ this
ping for o'dsr* end pumped route to improve tha roads," The

m aul from thslr sli-lncher* and
pompoms until th* last gun went
under tho waves.

Th* m onitor T error was caught
a t tw ilight off lb s coast of Libya,
recently.
S e b rin g

T o

A rra y

G ot

A ir S c h o o l

WASHINGTON, June IS—UP)
—Locations of five now air eoswa
schools was announced today hy
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B r a n d y , Champagne,
Wine, Gin, CordiaLa, etc.
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Sanford
‘ Ocala 4. ■
Oatneavllle S, DaLand 8.
Ml* •pKR

Fttehara S o n land end Fincher
were batted from tb ( mound laat
night M tba Bemlnoles found
tba ball while Eat t i n xplUhed
hi* SUM an tba way. /uatlee
■h i m
tba m od damax# against
tba opposing pitchers* by ring log
up tw o doublet and n single In
fire Umaa up, batting In two
ran* though be dlad on baaa all

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ih CU rlU l*Otrb batted .100 by
garneriag a double and a aUigle took his place behind the bat- P a t t y B e r g L e a d s
In fear trips to tba plate to tars to command his team.
seers ones and die on tba bags
SANFORD

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lift! *niffnd tint#*

Tba Sanford lineup looked UWa La Valley lb ____ ___ .1 o
Justice ' Zb...
Booth rf_....
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Ifjflte - GINS - LIQUORS
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BELL’S PACKAGE STORE
“

&gt;u w in ttm many proved truck features
In n Ford that you worfjtad.la say other
track, regardless of priced
&gt;1 To give long Ilfs, gnat efidency and low
upkeep cost, Ford engines hare cast alloy
. crankshafts and camihafts that wear » i - « t
| 500% longer than other type* And all eahsa,
! Intake as well as fshsust, fans hard n h t seat
insensi , •
'
MStill other czcloslre FooJ faatnraa arst dlracsdriren distributors sod f*n»—precision-sec
Ford valves that need no periodic adjustments
And a semi-centrifugal dutch that caablsM
a light touch with 'a bulldog grips *
These are only a few of the loog-lifs, high,

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Bturchlo Zb..
Wilkes 8 b .
Sullivan rf„
LTisrdt lb..
Erdmann If.
Lee ‘c f__»....
Bchlro

CINCINNATI, Ja n s 10 J- V t)
— Miss Patty Barg, red-halrad
frschls-facsd
golf professions!
from Minneapolis, 'tipped two
strokes o ff par with a selntiUatIng 71 yesterday to pace a field
of 81 over Cincinnati Country
Club’s treacherous t AS ala In tbs
Ip.hols qualifier fur the i t t h an­
num! Women’s Western
Opsin
championship.
|
The sparkling round tnsludin [
four blrdlaa and an angle, gat t
tbs Minnesota miss a ffre-etrel ■
edge for the modal.
.
In second place with f l tri i
Miss Helen DsttwsOsr of Wad Ington, D. C., winner o f tl i
tournament in 1ZIB and lbs only
former champ in the field.
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Totals _____ ___
87 10 27 18
Banford ______ i l l 001 100— 7
,Ocala - ................021 000 010—4
rt.m iN T irF .
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Rune, LaVallw , Olrk, Delflno,
n trn n s s a r r a o L U n i T , M b
R, Hardman, Kuttlea 2, Wilkes, r i-riSNDANT.
Erdmann, Lc# 2. Errors, Oil*
n it o n e *
laspla 8, Rturchlo 2, Sulllran, .. o r n iiM o r r v a L i o A T t a u i . .
F1XITD KRNROT HOLUDAT,
R um batte.l In, Justice t , Ket­ T#twh###
lost i i o w s h m e tn a s
tles 2, Bchlro, Cererello, Del­
■sd n illlo s lU r iH as pari Ira.
flno, Erdmann, Rmlth. Two base
U rlr •• Is hnew a Is sia U U fL la
n * it# r r n s i r s r e s i t A riim rr
bits. Justice Z, Kettlea, Olrk. Htntlen base*. Wllkea. ftacrlflce, Olrk.
Doubla play* Justice and LaVal.ley! Delflno (unaaslstrll). Left
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Rowland 2, Fincher I . Struck
nut, by Kettlea t, Rowland 1.
Smith 1, Fincher 6. Hlto, off
Rowland In 1 &gt;•&gt; Innings &gt;!
off Fincher In 4 1-8 Innings 0.
Wild pitches, Rowland. Pnesad
balls. Bchlro.
Losing Tltcbar,
Rowland.

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MCAINESVILLE, Juno 10 (BpecMI)—A movement to organlie
an association far sponsoring the
growing of BOO acres of sweet
potatoes for feed was Inaugurat­
ed recently by lbs High Springs
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
An attempt will be made to con­
struct a mill for dehydrating and
processing them for market, ae-

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Daniel Beard, Scoot Leader,
Dies Following Short Illness
8UFFERN, N. T., June t l —
WT— Denial Carter Beard, one
of the found.ra of the
Boy
Scouta of America, died today.
“Uncle Dan,” a* he wa. affactioa.tcly known by million*
of Boy Scout., would have keen
91, June 91, I I . had been ill
»it»ee Apr. 9 0 ‘when ho contracts!
a cold at hi. 14-acre estate here
Two things throughout hi*
life captured moat of the Intereat and effort of Daniel Beard.
They were the outdoor., a . the
place for boy. and girls, and the
artist', pencil.
Son of an outalandlnc animal
painter and brother of v rru lilr
Frank Beard, who wa. author,
Vacturer, college professor and
cartoonist, Daniel Beardh ar­
tistic gifts won him a leading
place among Illustrator*. I I . drew
for bis own books, f . r m.gatlnea
and newspapers and Illustrated
Mark Twain'. “A Connecticut
Yankee in King Arthur'. Crfurt,"
Ha was the founder of the
Bor Scouta of America and a
A M
national acout commissioner. He
led a delegation of Ita member*
to an1’ international “Jamboree''
In England, and annually for
Daniel Carter Beard, known many years guided aa many a*
■* “ Uncle Dan” by million, of 3,000 eastern Scouta la a birth­
Boy Seoul., died today at tli# day pilgrimage to tha grave of
Theodora Roosevelt,
ego of DO.
»
Beard always strewed moral
(Cm ii s m . h m b s ais.t

Scout

,m &amp;

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* *7&amp;,004,000
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r

In

Supplies

Transferred Under
Lease-Lend Agency

President Makes
• , Delivery Pledge
Portion Of
it Has Gone
« ‘ Toward Sea Craft
M W . Ur
•

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Bare* ui
UoI m '

bu w

Mwaa ekW r seaports or alrpaAa »« Iretaad m a step,
■t t ! * • I* *
**# •ron.por■ ml war supplies to

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Brif&amp;iit,

&gt;Da Valera, with U# larin* 2 J * .W m ba droppla# la
w * May «l .till fre*h fa
a W * waa as id to frrl the
• * .“ « r H rt of southern
I g j g * for
P«r|»ueu
w*«M age* tho rowatry to
g *****
« « a a lt u .
.(•Bftireado ailliUry tevgrt.

•WASHINGTON. Juno II
—(fP)— President Roosevelt
rdgtytInK »n Httle over"
• 175,000,000 worth of defense
materials hgve been transferred under the Leaso-Lend
L#W, told Congres* today
*Ve will help Uritaln to out­
strip the AxJa powers In tho
itlone of war/’
ruto lt,’d c \
ad.
"that
i to tha p b rr*
effectively
defeat the

U U f Irak mada to
. T
OB tin ’R u t m i
. g b n t program to supply
----- - . t o
Britain.
Chinn and
"other ’ democratic
nation.,”
ahowad that of lh . U a n .f.r of
- war supplies alraady mad*, tho
* greatest portion af 575,202,4zr,
traa ftor ‘Staler craft, ate.,” to
a total o f .110,159,10!, while air.cra ft wa. down far 94,023,290.
Tho United Rtataa cautioned

J fret

peace And safety- af tha weelam hemisphere.
Secretary or Slats Hull »*feSurwd the Portuguese govern mint
® 1C a formal nota that the Unitbaa “no aggressi
: *d_ Rtataa
...................................................
Intentions” against
tha
Capo
4M
Varda laaada or
oi Uia Aiores, or
any
athar
coun
tips territory of
try t
*
9
Bgt ha araphaslsad (hat tho
American
nevammant
view*
‘ “with
anxl.ty tha con
Ith Increasing
Increasi
•tantly expanding art* o f aggre.
on Ota port of a certain
■ :k
which now
-a thraaUaa tha pattra OPd safety of
* lha couhtrio. a f
tWa
haml-

a u -j

Leader Dies

S t,Rf

simians’ Report
Officials Tell
Shows Increase
Of Agriculture
In Tax Receipts Work To Kiwanis
■- ■

*

Citrus Body
Is Appointed
By Governor

French Successfully Attack
British Columns In Syria

Three A rc Holdovers;
Commission Meets
With Holland On
F r i d a y Afternoon
TALLAHASSEE. June l l - W )
—A new Il-nirmtM-r cummUNton
to admin litter the Ijiwr of the

Jap Expansion
Lets Nazi Okey

Cltnu Luduatry mter appoinltnl by
Govfnior llollanii irttUy. Kijr hi
•re new men ami three «re hold­
overs from the ptmciit board
The members fom It. ^wantl
of Winter lUvrn, John M. Knight
of Vero Ile»rh, K. II Williamn
of C m cctit ( ity. Jurljfe Wilbur
Rex of OrUndo It. M. Ch-wb,
L. Tildon of Ui U ihIj , t*. WiUon
Sr. of Tampa, mill Jeff Flako
of Wauchula, all ri'pl'senllng
Krowera, and A S, llerlofij?. S r.1
of I^eihurK* ft H 11rock of
Cocoa, Charlc* A. Hlcuml of
lakeland and Kitd W. DavU of
I-aki" Wnli-H, i epri'M'iitinK ship­
per*.
Swann, Knight and William*
are memlieri of the ptearvit runt*
ml* lion.
(iovenif 4. IIciKI.anil railed the
rnmmUidnri to meet with him
heru Friday »Mc!iii«nt to di
ru** the orir*iiiftftt i*m
Authority for tho appointmenta
v»a* contained in h now law
paitxeit hy the recently adjoumed
ivTAriwla lure whtrh provided for
the term* of I'oinmibBion mem­
ber* to expire on Jutie 1 imitead
ef ftepteiriber, no that the rommi**iim'fi orjranixation enrh year
could l»e completed in mlviinrc of
crop movement*, which tfgln in
September.

.Nipponese I n t e r e s t
In Dutch
Islands
S a i d Mteeojrnizcd'
W» liiiM-lqfrrl
K p Mi k h - nt'aiiixl I lip A llien'
"lo t..I
.tjn -iik i'i.'
liivnainn,
Krvm-li triwiin u e r r rt-tM.rtnd
I d havi- p x i t i i I i i I a siu-cP8Hfu|
.'n iin tir u llin k tm lav airu in at
Jtlip lln tis li mnl K i p p F r e n c h
(-iili.ni.i-- &lt;lr,\im,’ lnwnril un­
rip.it I iiiitnuruM. .S tru m ru|)l1ul

Vu liv iis-pflpil I hi- ilcfctttl-

Striking employe* of the North American
Atml ion **orp , it nd their wivn fltteml the
* • * •»&gt;*«. Oittlme in (ii)f|rw tmd, t'lillf., u h iit1

mtt of the 1039 ta t toll.
\
Final - colloctfoa. on tha IPbit
roll rearhrd 91,51 percent of lb*
total amount asaewed - for that
year, Mr. Jlnklaa said.
Collections to Mty 3 1 'o n 'th e
IP40 tax roll amounted to 5209,01.00, and dlarounla allowed by
law for early payment waa !&lt;,■
.101.07, making a total of 5275,*
50.1.55.
H ie ’amount of 1940 tax** re­
maining unpaid on Juna 1 la
*07.238.93, or 19.62 percent of
the total assessed, Mr. Jiaklnt
disclosed.
All laxe* remaining unpaid
became delinquent an Apr. t,
and the delinquent Hat waa pub­
lished In Tha Sanford Herald cn
June O. and will appear again
In the taauaa of Ja n s la , 20 ai*4
27, the tap collector stated. Tha
tax aala will -be bald at 13:00
o'clock noon Monday, July 7.
Tax certlficataa issued at thta
vale constitute' a Hen on the
property sold Sad draw Inter­
est a t the ju ta of I I percent
for tha first year and a smaller
rata for subsequent year*. Mr.
Jlnkln* said.. Property
owners
have two year* In which to re­
deem their property before a tax
dead may be secured. Where
there lg no aala tends to Individual*
lax certlficataa a rt Issued la the
name o f tha State treasurer, and
the interest-rata b tha lama aa
whan aalaa a n mad* to Indivh

States Department of Agrlculltwo
and Dr. R. W. Ruprcchl af the
State experiment station Ilf San­
ford explained the setup of their
Organisations gad described Ihgir
work at the regular luncheon
M of the Kiwmnta (.lute- at
(d a .1llita l tig e r
Or. Ruprecht explained that h*
waa ewneemed principally will
crop condition* In Utb area, whil&lt;
Mr. Wliecup'a work wa* iimnrtfr
In scop* and covered more gen
e n l problems,-----Experiment work In Sunf-r-l
waa started by Uia Stair in Run
ford In I9S3, Mr.tluprrcM aahl.
though thera waa ftn station c*Ubllahad until 1933, whrn the
Legisbtorw gave an appropria­
tion of 50,000 towatd setting up ■
laboratory.
In 19V , through lh*» co-oprrn*
lion of tho City ond County and
the WFA, the experiment »titl"n
waa moved to Ha prrsenl loca­
tion on CeUry Avenue
Sine, than, th* fumt* * 11011* 1!
to tba experiment alaU-n have
been Inc reared to Itr-Oon an­
nually and on.tha five acre tract,
turn principal lino# of work «&gt;«
done, Dr. 'Ruprecht said.
The
main type of work U atudie* of
calls and fortlllscr* In connection
with ealorv and other crop* end
th* other Una of work I* * etudy
af the disease* of various crop*.
In the past few yean, workers
a t tha ex portman! station have
•ought to find cash crop* »ultnbta to thla lection other than
cwlarrr' “Jnct to b* on th* cafe
aid*,* Dr. Xoptwhl Mid
On# of thaao that ba* been Heb Irwbarg lettuce, and Dr.I
Ruprwcbt said thara Ua good opribin g thU crop

i|t* M'j* 11 ■!

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Routhwenl n-rrlvr-l
* permit ||j, n W1
to err-rl ■ inrtnl garage
hm.-i i.,,| ,j,
on Frrfich Avenue at a run! *&lt;i i
$ ItfifH&gt; with W', W. Van Ni ** in |'rig.

r»f I hr

roftMrtif lhin

A per mil was liRUnl t*» &lt; ht |
ton iltitsDn In build an rurhi .
ton in

hmisr nfi Celery Aveino
iK'tween Hue and Hickory Am
A

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Survey Shows Cost
Ol P r i s o n e r s Is
Now $1 Per Day

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Paving Runways AI
Airport Supported

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wwaat Hat nubtbbad In Tha Her­
ald,, h# added. H will be noted
tilwt many Itates a n odnrtlaajJ
na “nam* -of a wear unknown."
-------1
It la *o aa*
tba tax roll, and that
Jbw ewwar a t tb * Und did wot
make ■ tax rrturw U lb * Ooabty tax a.......... wfca b rtgxirW

Bptaaah aaadr which formerly
Enrout* back to Sanford, Mi
bag A w * grown In Danmark, hw Higgins .lopped in Wa*hingl’"&gt;
bang rataad a t lb* experiment D. O., where h» called at tin
rtatbw, tbaugh It b not yat CAA office and at the Wor D&gt;
known whatbar tba rrntuio will pertmenl regarding th* 8anfonl
bo Mtioaaaftfl, Dr, Rupracht said. airport.
Mr. Wlaaeap said that th* fod“I om nf lh* opinion that w&gt;
a n l totnaatte y turn waa aat up gr« in lina for enme developmt nl
r f mtr field,” Mr. Higgln* pre­
dicted, “But nothing can b*
Word until th* War Depart
went wishes."

5,000 Majrazines
‘Taken To Bland ink

10-Minute Parking
TMhcch Increased
Ten ruin ut i

park if iff plm«» in

the downtown huaitieitfi

seitiun

..tong First Hired h«vr I...... In-

. reased in number, I'ulirr Chief
Itoy Wtlliem* **i.l Indey. *.1.1mg Dual othrr *bi&gt;rt him |-aikt'te plan-* ha»r proved cflrrtiw .

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Reduced By Drought

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Ml $2,
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hill'll to
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i lop us* f#ii i(i ucut « f normal j 1
I » * •id• I Ml .1,1., Nut Hill li
On IIi#1 -an s' da y l» &lt; s» «r it nniis
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nnfiiv ,r»Mr fni tin' maniri* rrsip,
i i ,,il i ho I hM'J t he roll
the I oiirti naid, but m |muts-d l'«J*
fn* th*- i onvli t tump wi nl
if urn ift e orniir* pio»|M-i In Wrrw
'*rath it favoi uIdo,
•’ L.idiro-

r-1mill It'll lit I hr M* N
N l'1llpM'ffiii! J

The new lime llmll* nrr In
effect every (lay, end until 10:00
o'rlock nt night on Saturday,
Chief William* raid,
He ra­
il a Cited the public to ru-operatr
in observing them, ripl*lnlng
that ha believed It would benefit
traffic.
In addition, five minute p*ik
Ing place* have been marked In
Otln Caldwell rraigned a* pres­
rront of the Coat Office, Chief
William* said the new lloio limit*, ident mid member of tho Sanford
Baseball Association and the dir­
would bo strictly enforced.
ector* arepted the resignation of
W. C. Hill a* a director in a
meeting held yesterday afternoon,
Andrew Carraway, soeretary of
tb* group, said thin meriting.
At Lha same time the remalnll

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Restored To it5
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asserted

i«i iiminv " mh mfHiM “ .Joinin'* irife ie -'" mi i in Jhit i fi Island
mil il - im|£ fount of ■.writ war Mipphra u
mill llu m i mMii t i mi nr»d nit lie ini t*
•I .di h th* in.it. I hi 'Miilty (fit* Nuf i- wrtnifd

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t nihil' i of Fiefith MH|ilnnca
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was
pi i dn ted
laat
•M*dit i* Hi i( i*h /t ml Ih i French
I■!#i i 4111ivi* to nad hm lii mile*
id If. nlot ill ii ml |1 mi i ti tioopa
ill'll '.| t" well I oided f i om u ui tup. tm
If iMtilnHi d hr (‘a»f I Mill
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N1lii L .I mimhi fioul,
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Nhill Illi lit ill o at ( airo lie
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(It In iil mmid Hm AIIm-h were in
„L. , *4 k\t. iiHivt'ly in
"iff 1" ,!.|
iipp. ul nip Im Hi. Viiliy Frcnek
-old,*., - In p.m (*t in'inl ( ‘harlea
lh &lt;. anil. *• 1 i. t 1 i. m il mva*
Mon fof t rr*
In lh. Im 1,M!*I i r i"i.\ (ier
Miatl v •In k. l on lit groin light
(to h. 1 ANl" P.(11m*i Japitfi, ac
1okvo NNH“ ( Bp&lt; 1'.■.I in withdraw
Imf . 1lilll Ik. tf'dl ,t(oi .it llatavitt
.■ it ii'till id (Im Nel hei Inridd
l!avi |Milli ‘ tiiiMili fio lory tins«
o*i lo &gt;t ,lit|utur-e liude pi'upo*

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W.i-ld
S.1M ' • 1•* luimroil i«• Ih*’ •Id ( n o. ' ...
Commerce. .»ld
Cli*. I. - P' |. ... ■
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run 1 * - Ho liml f ml In* not Ire i t* Ii
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way*, and that the Army Im i' I'ivmJ V»b inil 1 ulliflF, lill* ill
mail* an imperllnn of th* firt.l 1 lector of IIn­ .S-i’lli &gt;1 IV* -4 1NO.
and reported “very favoi ably" I ret1Nmi ll lit*- i' t u1 Jio.tr d th** fm m *
d uill. *'
t‘ i■:1'’Ji■%&lt; \
kill Ire r* r u a i htl lo 1lit- |kH11,1J
to Washington official*.
“Tataa may b* paid at any
p«Mni iii liny me n
\s n s h i m ; im \
i-in* ii &lt;&gt;Vt
Om a f lha entarpri*** of tha
time before the land tax n i l ,
Mr. Higgln* returned la*t nlgtd
’
I If IV4-4II i.t | IO I I I td.l llitd I * j
fdVct] ft'.in Hu* ruiliiiiml in oil
on land* advertised (a be »old. axparimant station baa h*«n to with hi* wife »nd al»ter-ln la«
I# INI llllll Ml It * t |•*I*14t'tf till) I
the only additional coat b doratoy awed growing In this »*c- Ml** Srr»h Warren Ea*terh&gt; itiarlei h
amok al h i. offlea a t tha Court and
red miutl y-iipidfiiil |ti*» t" ' f * d‘ir
the charge far advertising the Don-1 Fart c f Ibis country’s sup- from a trln to Maryland, whnttiir May, 1
A nn nhni.il Ih'parlland* aa delinquent," Mr. JW- rtF *7 M tdl twmaa from Eurep*. they attended tho graduation ■f
ini'ii1 v«hl Tm d.tv
Dr. - Bxpracbt acid, and *luc* the Mi** Mary Ellen Higgln* fn&gt;m
kln* explained.
,
*,
- S B —u
Til*' Topol t I hat I Im Jllllf* I
By referwae* to tha
dettn- war tb b supply baa b**n cut off. lh* Uulvoreily of Maryland.
Etlwanl Ihggiii*.

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permit In riMiiIsjcl Ihe ........ 1 111 t‘
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porch nf it budding mi Twentn HI(Ml IiI* M U&lt;l&gt; lU'i D 1
Street, ln'twecri Wiahiniftnn tin i ince Hm i 1111*■ t ht ft MinM
i
I
Adams Avti'fiiiea, at a c»ii»l
i'll II |l|'l li'llll hit la* * II 1114 f* II we*jl
|7f», with Clarwicc Ferrell dum 1 * nv* i 2,71*11 hy imi i ipl id lin
the work Mary (illmorr wi« i . ( ini* 1 f m»i ii Ifiiin f|i«- (Hiirilv
ftuctl a |»i*rmit tu cininlrurt
'•■ie »»'.:« tiled lit eihir Ihhi ultwn-ronm dwelllhir nn Hranp« \«nirdiMk’ t
Hie i st Huntf
nf
and Crlrrv Avenue* *! a ru*l ' i hi- lint |M
|I •* h* ini'ltiH»l* f *. &gt;f Hi*
$200, with Robert Hill a* con
i h i t mi " t i vi* i , IIn ri* w •ep
tractor.
- ttritn u i • \pet l» il l«» 11*1114' up
It I hi heme* i -imutlt I ii the
i cHnui 'i hi iiiri|im r ter* Ami hi dnip
ten

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mica at a r«**l uf fROO with S him
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Tho entate of Dorn (» Hfyant
Kt*:Utration Jtd&gt; I ».f all
wee bauotl a t-rm tt m repair Bh,lMmve-TVert, ...... ,ir, ...
the rmif lit * Imtiili.ig Ml 5(11 i
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Five
tmlMim:
|M*rmit*
for
fonutruidion ahunintiii^ to %2 r
67ft have been ii«tu**d at the ('tty
Hall this wr«'k. arronlinir t«* the
rf*cord* of the budding Inspector,
fi rni|y Dunran

demnfitl

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a 'Mill'll iji 4 in Iin n Hd t

Johnson, Lehman Board Voles To
Second Draft
Named As Market Abolish County
Registration
Ordered July 1 11, i. i,i

Over 80 P e r c e n t Ruprecht, W i s c c u p
Of 1940 A s s e s s ­
Review Duties At
ments C o l l e c t e d
Experiment Farms 5 Building Permits
Issued This Week
Tax Collector Jno. D. Jlnkln.
C. B. Winccup of the llnltad

reported to tho Board of County
Commiwionara at Ita meeting
vnterday that tax collections to
May ai, 1941, on the 1940 tax
■nil wa* N0.SH percent of tha en­
tire amoutol aaaaaaad far tha
year lb io , whUa for tha
lb# previous
M i'

I&gt;oiid Speakers Used
By Allies To Ap­
peal To Forces Of
General l)e Gaulle

They Dared Thu Government To Take Over Plant

Caldwell KeHigns As Ha.Vehall Head;
Meeting Of Business Men Is Called

f ‘J.'Vrlaio) pJiiiili* of H im A lu m ­
inum f o m pany fm
A m r r ir a a
re io*nil nv »*!?♦* 11o11 1 1rt hi 1 of tifiit
' •mi nn hour, w ith n lionuw fo r
Oiiihl work, n ml In
H tihr
tha
loiMHiHim h n g f fro m T d In 7.'I
m« h I" an hour. Th** (
I O th r . h f I&lt;*r " u nm n, w hich tuJI.'.I lha
Flukt* M onday, Miiijflit u 75-efinl
full, loiiifii n#iif id lift * nncrM*i,&gt;n«,
W hile I Ii id* iii'M If limn t waa ba­
in a Miirioiirirt-d, I he f . .Icr al ru tic 1 1in I ion m c tv W fh i.l Uia I a nr®*
PomhI fm ii hi'i'ii run ilu to F il tu­
rn jrh tru ck u(&gt;f ra lo ra and ra ftrcKcntul ivtra
of
the f in k in g

A

F.

I*.

Irim dvM

union

for

• r lllf n if lll of idfit* WM|;«a d ia p tlif.
Th e
nfgo lln itin*
r c iu n r l
I®
P ilth b u rg h (o c on tider (he pro*
natiiui .I,.,-- not mi-an that I will popal.

not try L„ liidp the club alt i
ran.'1
Will, Ihnr number roduced to
three the remaining directors are.
expert!,I to Ih- appointed soon if
ths Friday meeting is successful.
Dr. 1,. T. 1&gt;o«j ., former vice-pres­
ident of the association, said to­
day.

Dr. John R. Flee Imin, c oncil­
ia tin n aervlcu chlrf, I'rrlined lo

diacloae

riprcloil

(ha

an

datalla

bat

aniw rr

t-m ployera in*i th v
n ig h t.

talc!

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from

u nion

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Involved In (he dapuU »W
179 truck ronipan'ca and M 00
ditvar«f dockm on, rheckara tml
“We feel that basetatl can ba hflpcn. O f/L-U a m H that U *

business men to be held Friday carried on here succesfully and union and U*i coiniurnlua w a rn
bight at tb* City Hatj to
•re are going to »e* tf w* can •bit to i f n « on moat of ibo
find a solution to our problem* terma of a mw contract oxeopt
in th* meeting Friday," Director

�FLOWERS

• Th# nlnklng of the United fit
Jkloor by a German submarine la nt
about even though it does malic the
ing American Uvea and properiy in thin war. It la
ync of those thing, whl$h waa bound to happen soon

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f * * «

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JSftrtkax:
' -Ih r r w l..
m i

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b*f i Im

rm rtH .

\V*A sunk j;lvt'.'i rixn to tho mapjeton at lawt thaLiGanoAQH
till early lias oHlublialied liases at Pakar. tir, soma uthor. mint,
on ilia Wj s L African

known to Ini concctratioj,

BONN ITT TO ’ ^ R A flT V '
NH UvjJHslunlsp Itrvlaw of
U lrrslurp) *
. 1..
;
r &gt;»• Ifhy Sijf.LThPiith I
f t held tl y hsmrf, 1
K tremdoutlyi&gt;ifew my llpi
■ord 'lqo dear far traffic of
*
'.
’
• l.n ifd loved ihcf, Ilrauty.
,
IfHh me In thia hour: dretd
spes of thap •', „
uskid In'Uw lusli-r net llirlr

r®*«J m.

frighten, us into a position ,ofOAUvnia iHolntJon. tJorJiajU
tho best courso would l*c to Ignore tho intldam
except Insnrnr na tho I’rosldont might order tho convoying
of future shipping, at least in South Atlantic water*. Juat
to mako sure it doesn’t happen again.

Unnecessary Tootling

devoted J o tfr?
■ u s id. gtsccni-d by the wit.
of
m a n k u x i,
Ifht, looks all hut lovrly ns Some of them fortunately afford iM C d le n t proaRgqU t o v
s ssrsn— •- - - ■
Oja progress of civilization. One oit l th
__a ___
________
m o____
at hopeful
of
I not appall. In (hy liigl- tho:;o Is n new automobllo horn, not .an automobile, ham
Fponyreef «|| thlQ4 i ,a r v frro nn&lt;l u hit'll. scrN'cs as n robot pilot of tho car and blasts all
obstacle* out of tho way, but an automobile horn that
fh wild Ibcm'-, *•

docaiit blow.
i
„
^ VTii,
.1 , At Ileast it doesn’t blow when, tho car.Ja, aUmdlOjr
Ar thbving ut. a speed, of leas than tjiroo xnlluf. at| .,botlf.
I Id i i|f course is not tho perfect automobila horn, tho ono
.I p n t blow under any and jdl elrcttpftnncea, but at
J

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rm

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Bl •It/u ffiiMfyil (Rat moat of tha ujMoctaaaryTjto;
d fi / 1 ‘d t i u f t l n g j o jn n g ltd n e r v e T I n ; th a W f
dPl'o ' ’&gt; r a r e tvh lih a r e a t R . B U h d f M f e r i g A
W * a 'A r d llifltt l i y to m ak o J t g r e e n b y ,b lo w in g
U t i i ^ t.n n .r e w , &lt; . c a r * « block lo n g ,,-.O r Liyam *
Hwy(A Jiti PK his in m lly # c a r t o r th a j i r ^ r0 m « hi
W tC flrl insuiad o f -r in g in g th o tjoor bail ao th # g h
L l '5 ni 1)0 ®u,r * 40
° n oyoftd,
th *
uan
tost Florida now if.ap.-rt locpi i S I t .h a s licen, c a U m a tcd t h a t if all
agree that thl-i legisluliVa h o rn blow ing th ro u g h o u t th a c o u n try c o u ld -b « t
Ion deaervri inure praise than i|i ono c ity th o iwcjple th e r e would o i l .B o - c r a g * w
IBf*.
'
Iw u r wlilli* th e Insnno aitylurjia o v a ry w h a re
c
iiooih !. Ami if all th o au tom o b ile a c c id e n t*
whl
'Busier" Blown hit* been nnrtv tytuaod by nooplo w ho re ly on th e ir h orn * In stead
..captain uf.. Him &gt;Ti|g-yill.' &lt;ie Iirnkon c-oultl ho
be farre. lUjmmdwr when hi
kJ to lm 'a tilin' toy in n UIm to tlrivn n car.
ilia collar and - lU*.
a reason wo .len t I rlirvr
are going to build tho n o .a
. can.I ewun-.Jiiue, w m is
I N |dpe line, art- so intiri.
expt-n.it., gi.d don't rvquiru

KXPF/mAtlOW FOR OlL Is slated to ta
uioro oxact .iiiil direct ncJenca If a nCw ge
inniMirvmcnt method come* up to oxpactai
of just Jocaliiijf and mapping underground fo
U)k fuvinublo (but which mny «r may, nol

those Iwivy min. whirh
been falling rear lanfurd
\j without iiyitm Iuo duel
r parched la win affnnl just
ir
Ilk -trwti.-M
if
tho
* r Man's dry w u n
uf

and plan to maintain and operate
clubhouses for service men where
religious services, counsel and
guidance, social events and aft.
lartalnment, group activities Bt
dramatics, maslc and craft* will
he proviaed under the leadership
ex capable men and women ee-

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•
THURSOA1
"•3
Col. Theodor* Roosevelt Chap­
i t e r of th* Unitad Spanish War
/.V steran i, adII meet a t the horn*
i- . mf Mrs. M is Sheafer, US Elm
venue at S M ) P. M.
flT
Th* Ala the* n tie s * of the First
alBaptist Charch -will meet at the
•••wiVWoman’* Club where th* regular
'-.-•‘Matting will be held followed by
« .tawing for the Red Croat from
"•&gt; f :0 0 P. M. until 6:00 P. M. Croup
• m Boor will ba hostrs*. | .
i
Sawing sessions will he *pon. i iosored by the PrsabyUrian Church.
Ill w ith Mrs. . J . D. Woodruff In
- n (eLsrg* from 0:00 A. M. until
.0 .£ lt:0 u o'clock noon, in th* Wo­
- '1. m a n 's Club.
• r
The Wesleyan Service Guild of
"ithe Met!odist Church will meet
f « t the hoira of f i n . J . W. Chi Idre
'* "o n Beardal! Avraue_at 8:00 P. M.
■f/All members are urged to * L
i.ntend a t this will la th* last meetfor tho ssmmsr.
- •
•
-•
Beminola Rebekah Lodge will
••-.meet at the I. O. O. F. Hall for
-its regular meeting^ at 8 :0 0 P.

DAD WILL BE
Expecting ffh
th*

L*lmu*ee

coast

Just

south

will be'given an opportunity l o
moot young men aid women I t
dm local communities Ih a cleM
and MhoJnom. atmosphere. Th&lt;i
veil! find any number of IntaredU reported taring d ew *.(h eir.arm *
.ing aad umrthwhile octivitiey
awalUng tier*. Books and msgwdnMi win Invlts them in spacioti*

r - !?- ?
itiv diisj s

Beauti­
ful Tie

m ss

»It nt nr available irfid' M bS B
talks to help and advise them aM . . . __
__
M» that -B&gt;*» "g et acquainted"' thrtle- te , i ha

5?feis;re1
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Telephone 148

7 " Azarian Class Shows
118 Visit* in May

'F r e n c h ? ^

J m o tw off-duty f S X r Pbrfa ^

f

ifv im

i reads an# bridges, ,, .
T ie sdvsnr* «p tha aaaat qpoa
to Uila , acute
&gt;kla and.. Beirut was said kl
anMROfit. la.
rltlah
military
,to tap
■ a l t d l a i . f o r ___
, |;
_ . ...
. r. . quarter*
...
...
•base. asmmunltl*. near ramps mevlng at rapid rata. B»T*BB Utf
and.,tha U. JL a ta preparing w * , . h Byrian troop. IUl i e , opU m ^n «»4 aparatptham. ,
.
to destroy- commuaic*tiooa. i,.., •'
.

n ft*rr

I ,A
A 'r Fo rre, &lt;•” * » * '
qua last night taM ta*t..8*U W »
flghu rs supporting tha ftaaf h*4

ghat dcArn fire

tahlla

iUBB

FORMED

enemy

pla»aa

A U stH lb*,J ^ t a ' (^ 4M jh «

r

l Lawton,

a
to u t of 118 viilta were
reported to have been made dur­
ing the month of May by mem­
bers a f the Atarian Class of the
First
Baptist
Church
at the
meeting of the claaa laat even­
ing a t the home of Mrs. J . T.
Denton on Magnolia Avanne,
with Mrs. J . H. Colciough and
Mrs. R. T. Hunt assisting.
It was further reported that
18.00 had been given to char­
ity, 74 bouqueta of flower* had
been sent to ill members, 60 per­
sonal contacte mad# and Z0 tele­
phone calls made.
The meeting; opened with a
prayer by Mrs. M. N. Cleveland
and the devotional was conduct­
ed by Mrs. R. L. Beard, who
chose as her subject, "Making
the Most of Our O pportunity.
Following reporta from the var­
ious officer* and a routine bus­
iness discussion, a collection waa
taken to help .end a member of
the church to the
conference
which will be held In Ridge­
crest N. C. this summer.
During the social hour
the
members sewed for
th#
Red
Cross and participated In n gsms
of Bible ••lotto," wtlh prise* be­
ing swarded to Mrs. A. J . Pe­
terson and Mr*. W. A. Cagla.
An Ice course was servsd by
the hostesses to th* following:
Mrs. J . M. Stlueclpher, Mr*.
M. N. Clevel-nd. Mrs. A. J . Pe­
terson. Mr*. W. C. Rumbtey. Mr*.
J . T. Hardy, Mr*. W. A. Caste,
Mr* J. H. Bruton. Mr*. Allen

Exclusive Neckwear
For Men
• Huperba Pur«; Bilk
• ra in

ltench

• Coronado
•

Botany*

• S u g a r A Hplce

—AI-8 0 —

Smoothie Ties
55c — 2 for |1,00

B. L. Perkins

D - _c _ _

rersonals
Louie F. Gamer ha* gone to
Atlanta un a bu.lne** trip.
S. E. Nrrwood ha* gone to Like
Charle*, I . . , where tie wUI vlall
with relative* for two week*.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat
and daughter, Lucy, spent the day
yesterday in Gainesville.
Mr*. H. Rohy lalng left yester­
day for llrndrnton to visit with
her father, S. W. Walker.
Fred Dymn, Jr .. I* enjoying a
tour of tlie northern shite, and
expect* lu be gone about two
week*.
Hu rk e S t r r l r hnn left f o r M^nt e i m w i . CJi., w h e r e he will r e m a in
o n a p r r r h ilral for J . C. Il u lr l i
l«on nml ('o n tp an y .

I/ewiR VVright ha« retyrned
fr«»m lh#* Ilry Torluiraa wherr he
wi^nt with n irroup ct Audubon
Society members of Florida.

Mr*. W. V. L or.ll entertained
but evening at her' home on Cel*
cry Avenue with a lovely dance
In honor of her daughter, Miaa
Ann LAvell. who celebrated her
thirteenth birthday.
Emphasising a South Saa la*
land theme, white and orange
light, were uied to decorate the
porch and living room where doseing w a. enjoyed. Coatumea were
in keeping with the South See
I,land motif.
launch and cake, iced In red and
white were eervrd througheut the
evening by Mr*. Lovell assistad
ty Mr*. Ilawkin* Connelly. The
punch bowl w a. placed upon a
table which held a central ar&gt;
rnnjrmrnt made to repreaent •
pod with a mirror reflector aad
greenery.
Among thone invited were the
M i..... Hetty Jo Brock. Realm
Mathew*, Daphne Connelly, Dor­
othy Crumley, 8ally klorriaon,
llrryl Steven., Martha Hagan,
Dilon Baker, Ruth Sackett, Fateye Wallace, Hetty
kiattbewa,
Nancy Jo Goiitalei, Margaret
Dingfclder, Rosemary
Burdick.
Mary I-oul.c Smith and Mary
Fiance. Coulboum of Daytona

Mis. Ethel Root plans to leave
8atunlav for summer school at
Msry Ws.himiton College, Fred­
ericksburg, Vs
Mr*. 1*0*0 KrhnU nprnl Hunday
In Si. I'rtemhurjr wllh hrr hutImnd who m ill in Hay f'm+a Hon
pital.
Mr ond Mr.. J. I . Iforton and
son. rnd Mi** Grace Evan* apml
Bunduy in Ij i Iif Walr* a . guest,
of Rrv. and Mr. C. F. Dane*.

“Q-T” Club Enjoys
Beach House Party
The members of th* "Q-T"
Club enjiyed s houseparty last
week at the Woodruff cottage at
Coronado Beach. Chaperones were
Mrs. B. L. Perkins end Mrs. John
A. Etek.
Those attending
were:
th*
Mlaaea Connie. McCall. Ann Wig.
Shts, Martha Perkins, Hhlrley
mith, Shirley Ekk. Jane Thig­
pen, and Nancy Collum. A)»o
Pet* Brock, Al Brock. Billy Flem .
Ing, Ray Foa, Leroy Hodge, Hob­
by Jim Proctor and Hugh Whel-

Miss Roumlllat Is
Honored With Party

Wise Estelle Hurt, who ii In
training at Mobil* Hospital, Mubile, was th* honor guest, at a
houseparty given ky Miss Mary
Wiggins at the Wiggins' cottage,
I1T North Atlantic Avenue, Day­
tona Beach, over th* weekend.
Beach games and other forma of
entertainment were enloyed.
Those attending were: Miss E s­
telle Hurt, honor guest, the Miss­
es l/oult* Perkins, Madalyn Trulurk, Jan* Uoyd of Tallahas.ee,
J-vn# SchultZ, Elisa Hutchison,
Mary Wight, Evelyn Stowe, Mery
Wiggins, Cecelia Traluck, and
Dorothy Wiggins.

noon and each member is asked
to bring her own silver and

dishes.

Mr.. E II Lanrv and Mr.
Hrrry Woodruff left today for
Jark.nnvtllf where they will visit
with Mr- Imiev's daughter, Mr*.
Cotri-ll Tally, fur ■ few day*.

Mrs. P. W. Rhnrl has
from Long Island. N. V .
with her
mother. Mr.
Ruthledge, on E a.t Third
Enroutc here she visited
lanta.

arrived

In visit
J W
Street
In Al

Mr. and Mrs. ('h.-.ter BmwnSgle were recent guests in thr
tuga* of Mr. anil Mr. H. E
Morris, enroute from Henderson
vllle. N. C.. where thev hail h.-ep
■pending a overt, tn llieir h»inc
In Miami.
Mr. anti Mrs. Ed llu-rin. and
Miaa Parah Warren Ei&gt;.lrr*iv
have returned from Baltimore
Mr., where they wmt ls«t week
tn witness the rr.dustMin &gt;t Ml..
Mary lliegln* fr»»nt thr Dnivrr•ity of Marylami SrhiNtl of Nor*
Inf.

MONDAY
Mr. end Mrs J a m .. II IVi.wv
Sewing seeeiona will continue
for the Red Creea in the Woman's J r , and daughter Mnry t^iu, of
Club from 8 JO A. M. until 11:30 Maron, Go., are eur*i* this week
A. M. with Mrs. C, R. Dawson of Mr*. Dcaaey's father aad
mother, Mr. and Mr.. I . M
lelnhart, at their home on Elm
Avenuo. The Douev. will leave
the latter part of thi. w.-ek for
Rebrinq to be the r u n t , of Mr
Today &amp; Thursday
Doeaey'e parent*.

«8.B a i r Club Has
P arty A t Sanlando

■.........

Officials Tell
Of Agriculture
Work To Kiwanis

PAINTING—p

Jdjnt “ocw d .s l'r" had troi

r»frt»_t« reaem b.c at] a f tk

INSURED
SAVINGS
TH* SKY TO SECURITY

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Fid elin C la s s M e e ts
A t M o rris R esid en ce
The Fidelia r 'a « t of the Fust
Haptiftt Chureh met nt tIt* home
of Mr*. II. K Mnrm, I72H l.»»
eu«t Avrnue, Iftnt rveniMk*
The
nteetlnt wa* in the f* rm «if it
h«m!&gt;u**er fry which wo* »ctvrd
out-of-door R.
||oim*miii|r
trr
cream and cakr were rl«n «irvt|
ftimea were plnvcd on the* l.two
end then-the rtuup ndtoiunrd l»*
the living rtMtm of tho M*»in
h«ime where n Irief hu^iiiet*
inrrtlnjr wn&lt; De l.I
Preaent were- Mr- II \\ | it.
tie, Mra. Myron Smith. Mi
\\
J |V||.
I. F CnitHi MrD K MacNnl, Mi«* t Inndi l&gt;t«
Mr* Ham ftfiddn*. M e I |f..%
Britt. Mr* Vrrd ( •. p. t Mi
It
V. Morrl*. Mr*
S H Uio*11 It.
Mr., Edwir.1 Ki'Ni'V. Mt
I: M
Fnbanka, Mi- .1 I' II,dir. •&lt;»,
Mr- M. W Drarl»n \(■•* s i
Grnham. and th*- Mi.-i .
|,,,
rsine Franklin, I
i •„«
f'ird, Chri.tinr Rtniiih-nnini nnd
Mr. Alvir M-Niri- ..f ll.dlvw.... I

Mr- J. E Page wn- lm »•
on Mmdav afternoon to m. ■
hers of Circle Two of III, I'.t
n . lit 1st Ch nrch nt hi-r ||Hii&gt;. .
Magnolia Avenue |(*»lt mil \%
an«w«»rrd with
m . It
niffut t
*4hin* a \*r*r fn .in th.* Kale)
Thr btl*inr*« &gt;i**«it«h wn«
■Itlrel over hv Mr* I'hjt tvlm n
taucht thr llildr rIii11\ I.
F&lt;»n Rrpoit* wrn* uri\*■n |.\ i|
v a r io t iB
rhtrirmrn at»,| •. f . |
nirnli
win*
«f*i\r«t |\ \|t
•Pagt and no h&lt; «tr**i*4, Mr
f
A
Anilr»*n»i,
J i . mt | Mi
I
L Da mftirr
T h n ir
n r iR r n t
w h p
Mi I
M. Carroll Mr« O f
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la aiuihuuil :o ia&lt;rraaa By

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RADIO N E W S
wnno
Tonight’ii rr o f fim t
•5:00 Hmm'(&gt;r1I Scorv*
•5:0ft UP Nnui
•• 15 lltwnnl and Shelton
0:20 Supper Hour
0 4ft Kuinijrllil It. T. 11all i«lny
7 00 Hnrmn of Life
7 15 Atlantic Sport* Rep 11«■
7:20 Musicn. Interltitle
7
Hi t hitutinn
7 :5ft Klmer Dnvi* ami the \« v
h:0(l Star Theater
W:4#0 (ilvtiti Miller
U.lft Put lie Affairs
0:30 Juan Aivlm
0:45 New* of the W-ibl
10 00 Ktlwin C. Mill
It): 10 llob Trout
It*:lf» Dance Orrhr*Di
11 tKl I mton Well*,
11:0ft Dance
OrrhcMnt Aim
Key
11:311 Dirk Shelton O rfb .-lii
I I 55 I'rraa Newjt
12 (Ml Sijrn Off.
Tomorrow*

M ib

I ' m i .Ui*

It# »• t. •

I r« a « ta *M
r » * “*
O w* I
Mra Funlro Kav
Mi*
until 11)311. when th* fund. It de­ Mr«. Andrrpon an.I Mrpended &lt;m were transferred to the
study nf tnhscco. The work hn«
Wn
r-mtinued, however, Mr
Wiserup raid.
One .if the principal dutir. nf
the laboratory Is tn test new r. m
pound, n. insecticides to iletei.
mine their utility to farm.-..
Sevrrnl thousand of these rhern
ipvl comtmunds have been tested
tinder artuat rendition. In the r .
|M*rimrnt.. Mr. Wlsecup said
At p.esent the main problem
t*efure Mr Wisecun and hi. »•
•orietes i. thr thrip and the rnl
•pldrr. The thrtp Is a small in
wet which damages crop. In
-lading celery, but not much Is
known six nt IL Mr. WI.eeup ri
ulalned. Many letters arrive in
m.irin* about this peat, and the
laboratory
Is now engaged In
finding out more about It.
Edward Pj Lane, rhalrman of
the
intc'-rnib rommlttee, »nnounced there would be a meet
ing wllh the Orlando club on
lune ?&amp;, when Orlando would me
sent the program at the Benf id
e'u "« meeting.
Fred
R.
Wilson distribute!
pledge cards for the drive of 'he
United
Service
Organisation |
Frank !-*rr&gt;«*n led the sing.nr

ksso la traffic fk tali tie*
* first four is a ir tM 'tw

eruruig.ina-past rtw aggy,
j&gt;habc;tMj agencies hapenad
that wen tha n

A picnic eupper w a. enjoyed
by member* of the Dependable
Cla»» of the Methodi.t Church
and their famllie. at the Church
annex on Monday evening with
Mm. O. K. Goff ami Mm. F II
Ta.-lor acting a . hostesses.
Gsmes were enjoyed indoor*
due to the rain and supper eervrd
picnic atyle from
long
table*
which were act up.
Those enjoying the picnic were
Mr. and Mr. L Burke Steele,
Mr. and Mr*. K. A. I/mdonlwrir,
Mr. .nd Mr. Don McDonald, Mr
and Mr*. R. It. I W e tt, Mr. and
Mm. M. L Tillie, Mm. K l».
.Price, Mr*. Nancy Brock, \(i*
Paul Johnson, Mm. O. S TolJr.
Mm. J. O. Adam*. M*». Tom II.
ley, Mr*. A. It. Middleton. Mr.

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Dan

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sVJ»0 Hull
folk aonf*
Hull Ives
3 .10 Story of Hem Johnson
1:45 Columbia t'oiirort oichrutra
I t*0 Chn^mg tin* Hlue*
4 1ft Afternoon Varieties
1 tnOii^an M« loilirn
4 4f» ScattergiHHl Itninr*

WIEB0 LDT
STUDIO

I'rocrRm*

*• .10 Noinmn licit'It)
i«ln ('owboyR.

mul

7 mi Nt wi of Knnt|ip

7 15 Ilh-Nkfut In »v itift
&gt; 0(i I T Ni wa
In Him* Killl&gt;on llook*

FOR M)Clt SUMMER

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REPAIRS

* Ift Mm nine tlrvolioin

o Invitation to tli&lt;&gt; \\
► in I'••ft it* SlrmiM
im&gt;\ itiriiiin of You* II D .
•i 05 I’miffnm Kpsiiiim
15 Myrt and Maip'• lil Mmi m l

BUILDING LABOR. • M ATERIALS • PH A INSURED L O A N !

O.'lft Dl|(HtttlVt*HifM

F IX UP YOUR HOME

'♦ 15 Wuiiiin t»f t ’oiitni’r
lo o n Mnry \.vv Ta&gt;l.*t

III I ft D IV N« wt
IO
A' IIiiiih uiili S.t,:n i

for Now nnd letter!

10 15 Timr for tin i mi.
11 «n» Kafr Sniitl S|*« a!
M 15 lnt«*rnii*tio for ' i t i
11 :o komnnrv* of IUI. u I ••
II 15 Him Cnl Hoiitlrty
I .' OO I T Nrwa
I ' lo Minor Room
I ’ I ft I 'lirlr Jim - t i.

I . Miur risif rrndv fo r th e Hummer thunder•i . ii ms in-.i a rriv in g ? A re all wood s u r fa c e *
p in i&lt;•&lt; ird h u m n lle rn a le soaking and d ryin g
« i i h :i c o ilin g o f giM&gt;d p ain t? C heck th ese
liuints Iii* I hi c you consider your home ready
s ,i,i,„ i,.r . . . or lie tle r, let us check them
I " i ' " i i 1‘liom* 71.1 nnd let us put your hom e In
11|i tu|i sh.-ipp th is w eek!
M t | li:i..M

Mrs. Page Entertains
Baptist Circle Two

Among lhn-e fr-tm Ranfonl atIrntlinif the MrthtnliBt Im titutr in
Isakrlnntl for • wrek nr»* Mi«* Kl
Irn Mrrlwrlher, C'ullrn Wii^ht
■ml Jack Herring.
Mr*
R. A.
WilHamn and
dnughtrr, Nancy, anil Mib . Ku
ffn r Fttridgp and rhiblrrn have
Hone to llrndiTBonvillf, N C. to
vl»ll wll|i relative for awhile.
•i
_
Miss Mell Whitner has gone to
Maotnuma, G s , wrhere .he Will
«4ML dudnu ihiv .prsuii .&lt;m.i&gt;a in
fSiv Interest of J . C. Hutchison
and Company.

ihrstrn

Mrs. Lovell Holds
Dependable Class
Dance For Daughter
Has Picnic S u p p e r

night from
vi.it with hr
Caldwell, nm

Miss Hurt Honored*
By Miss Wiggins

ireteeilng guaa o f

treating French from klfwtOf

for you a n d ,fo r mo t o , —

it Rnnseyclt rays tl
bouo&gt;l I'lfinl* taken over M
tvernraent will bo reluipnl U&gt;_httvo brou ght re
ret* operators pa soaN 'ia
uUo. Tlink .Mljtat well be abopl th e field pm

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HI■MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor

•II
The T. E. I. Clasa of the First
'li.'OaptLl Church wilt nA-el s t the
F&lt; home of Mr*. W ..L . Stoudrnmlre
.-on Oil Elm Avenue.nl'g:00 P. M.
•In with Mrs. 8. A. Kdenfh-ld'. group
1 - s i hostesses.
FTIDAY
!
The Aisles Circle of tie San| ’ ford Garden Club iwlU sponsor
V irh# sewing .e s s k n 'in the Wor man's Club f«r the Red Cross
.• i from 0:30 A. M. until 11:30 A- M
*I
The Ranford lltni* l&gt;cmonatra.....lion Club will mret at the home
i i of Mr*. J . B. Crawfonl. 1204 Ook
J- *Avenue a t U:30 A. M. A covarsd
1 .idlsh luncheon will ba served at

5 o ® ®

Not all modern Inventions arv&gt; kfllng
perfection of warfare or tho ,das!itru ctio n

m ,n
rtsolutluh- r .{hnir ifmliwiv
■ lhrough th&lt;\ fury, through
Y irlfidlefa iln .iin,
t of U m ir, rhiinlnir at thy

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cS o cia l A n d Personal Activities
S o cia l Calendar

a general cargo including automobiles and a few paaaen*
fiera.
The Gormans could have no particular reason for
sinking tho whip other than propaganda purposes, and, U
may, well be regarded ns n reply to President Roosevelt’e
••oilnl insistence uinjh fliq freedom of the seas. The Nastft
wish, o show tho American pcpplo.that iytn in th« tioM,
Atlnnt.c such a polity Is tfangcrous-.ajtd may waif iwul,

mmln wllh prim
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OCCASION

“VM WI«E FLOWERS EVERYWHERE"

PMUf# * • * • 4** ■§* n

j.» tkn MWAH awLlwL &lt;L. /1__ .___ i l . !’*' a
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In tho area which tho Gormans thepisclve* have declared;
IIilockudctl.
JlV-L.l.tlwl T
il.. Robin
Ifni.In Moor .waa
. . . . I_
_ L*J .for, nCapetown
. __ with!
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The
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EVERY

WESTcFISST HT. — TELEPBON■ TM&gt;M

lulcr in a world of atrife and turmoil and should have been
exported from the very first no matter what course of ao*
“ ‘ country pursued.
j
; f,
. Thin way iioi „n rr_
r_ of ,aq____
___
(MM
.,Am«ic«n ship affyjtof
^ !nrnta
It waa not,
nrnta |0
IO Britain.
uriiain. it
not. even,a
even,.a ease
case 0?
of on
an American
Amagiciui
w
hip being
waters near the belligerenta Vhldi
ship
bolus in llio
Uio water*
which the
••jar'Tt-iidcnt
hoa described as danger zones. It waa not even
pi resident ho*

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C O N V E N IE N T T E K M S I

AT l-'HKNCII A V E N U E

THE BIG MONEY-SAVER OF
THE LOWEST PRICE FIELD
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More miles per gallon, say happy owners I
Million-dollar ride and handling easel

skyway s

Lowest repair cost in owners’ experience!

STUOEB/
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taare*4 o* tethM I m B ta*4 aa of

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IVIaffett A uto Service

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TI1E SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA

n t

gAitftmp,

banford

Fans To Pick
AO Stars For
Game On July 5
ball Day For Flor­
ida State league

pa g e f iv e

fumoA

Lands JBig Tanas
YOUNGSTOWN, O , J M U &lt; &gt;.— Despite tcnaiUonal vteteri«
In mere thou 1090 pound# of t«n*|
fUh in 28 minute* of *"*U n *
time Monday. .
.
.
• She landed a »17-poctxJ#T In I#
mlnuue, then booted one of MO
pound* In IS minute*.
'
She end her hoibond were fUbIng eut of Bim ini.*
;

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DAYTONA BEACH. June IL — played at laaat two third# of ojl
p n k ))-O n # week from nest ntnr&gt; through June 10. For In*
FrulU ot
of
•taper. If Jimmy
Fntiu
May end M&lt;md*y. t l * COaa D. •taocr.
Galncacille. appear* In avgnf
ones Pitches Higgs Wins Tourney;
name
from
today ... throng*
trena throng rout .tbo circuit to jJu Jn r
In P iIt*
n ca.h-e s Dundy Defeats &lt;Betz Florida State
10.
ho
will
hayo
ITT
I p e e l e c t a 1641 All-Blnr played In 64 n n n thla year.
rdng Tan Men KAN8AB CITY, Ju te 18-— (^*1
Imtfcat^wtll meet the U*g»a- Two third* of 64 being aboot 48
tUr a* of July 4 In the l°°P * game*. Pruitt would 0# Hated a#
Jpje .Qn Bases — Bobby lliffga of Chicago tapirth annual A ll-Sur puma here a rrtrbtr If ;•# played In that|
tinted tho rnin-plagucd Heart of
Saturday night. Jli'»*8epot 4S or more tlmea, or aa an
America tennia tournament yeaPa HowIo i a cca to m * f tb* paat outfielder under the *Ane conI year*, fana a round the Ice rue
ditlona. If the rnllon is Ufa
tcrilojf by defeating Frankie ParII be bended h a ik u with the than two thlrda at one poaltion
her, Alladcni, Cullf., 0-0, 7-6,1
rthaae
wf
their
ticket*
on
Bun*
rr the other, hall bo lifted at of
7-b. IligK* » * * leaded No. t i l
r June 20 arid Monday Jut# 23, hi* majority role.
Parker, who defeated.him in lha ,
Pro yarns eeremonlee will bo
i Plays Better finals inat year, No. 2.
A default gave tha men a dou­
limited to the. praaentation of
ford 3, BL
II An Boys Rc- ble* title to R in a and Gena Kan
■evrral netablea and the prvaaflDcala -3, Orlando * .
.
N iko of Loa Angclca. lllUy Grant letaburw «, D fU nd J .
tatlnn of the l&lt; fgua atlendancc
er From Hurts bail
to
oeloro hi* draft Palnuclila dt Daytona ,B*a
trophy to Fred Frcncl* and Ilarb
h&gt;aril In At nnkl and hi* partner,
Wolfe, o-eponaor* of Iho BL
(rain*)
M toppled the Iragur Jnck Kramer i f Winter .Park,
GAMES TOOAY
Anruattne cloh which won tha cup
left to fill a tcnnla tngagvmepl a t Rt. AuguaUq* at Mhfprd
thla year. Lea rue Prealdenl Ren*
Milwaukee.
Orlando at ,Oc*|#
ry I . Gray will maka tha praacnDorothy Bundy of Winter Park Daytona m.
..
Beach
at GalotFfHI*
Utlcn.
mrvnt cn a flrat come. Drat lat.rnt Pauline Del* nl»i of Winter Laaaburg at D *l*ad
Saturday. July 6 ha* been aet
mad haata.
s
Park, fl-'J, 2 0. 0-8, f t r the worn--------- -------aaid&lt;* by director* of Daytona'*
ba earn on the mound.
n a la
Br Hot* .will bp law erf at Orlan­ annual Summer Frolic* aa "Baaain ’* title.
*
do/ Ocaka, Dwytefi*. and I^e*hurg t-i'l Day" In Daytona, Tha gama
I Mi** llumly and Mia*
Bet* Barrlaon Tiat* ot ^ghkkg**
4hH at Ban- itarlf will not atert until 0:00
linmed to win the double* crown W lat, roevntly .riJeapW W
from Catherine Malcolm of Chi* OalMfTU)* nba^Bthat Uqm ;*u t ford rB L A»tgu»tm*}i5phV»nd. *m f c'rlock to permit ha many patron*
Mgo nml Mary Arnold of Loa AnC llneavtllo on MonddHl** 5CTr,laa poaalM* to arrive lit tha city
geTea,' 6-7, 0-4, 6-2. ____________ '
" " SHr eao'ah .h pa A Raaalt o f. tha votefwftl be *p- fer tha event.
•
jo«ti«*d on.Sunday motnlng Juna
LaVallay lb ....... ........... 4
I It 0
ly on nine "hit*.
0 8 4j -Tha AtT4ltara wlT meet tha
I II cI.it Clyde Jone* worked the Juatica 2b...................J
* 1 *• teapr1Wading the Ieager on tha
muni through tha who|# gama ikoth yf.......... ---------- 4
'of ,July 4. A* (hl* writ*.
and altbmtgn be givp up nine
- ............ 1 2 2 2 granting
Ing that team appear* to be tha
In tha
blni.le* bo played cloa# Jr.
S t Auguatlna Saint* who*# hurl­
plnchc* ond won hlmaalf a on*-I
ing alaff ha* kept It abreaat of
hit game. Tha Rollln*' huilerl
tho heavy-hitting Da Land Rad
!.!. _gunaj with men on |
etu.k lo&lt;hl*
Bote.
. ' ■
‘
i.iaev aind‘ furred
*
‘ ‘10 Saint* to di*
Kowrrar, unleat the . 8ainte
on the bai,* during tha nin* In­
rt. AuoiirnN^
havo ah umurmaunUrfiUI lead by
ning*.
Jon* 22, h b n of Saint player*
hanfnrd acred two run* In the
will
b* carried on tha haBotm.
third inning through the aid of Path* aa...
Mpyara who have b o n uaed at
nn rrrnr by Sccondiaaeman Sellar Seiler 2 b .
varloua poaluona *o fab . thla aea.
wlm i lowed a grounder, hit by Green# rf.
aon will be found on. the ballot
Jim lk&lt;oth, to rilp through hi* OooFy ef .
flnrrr* giving Jrnra and Emla T Ian In lb
IjtVallvy n rhantc to chaao home. Vanurr If..
"Inaurmncc Plus 8orrlc*"
Cfir|wr*V^rpor,
The remaining tolly , tin* In the Curley v-Sb.
eighth frame when Joe Juatica Gaff c „ ...
milked In first and • acamperad
home on n il ulrfo hit by .Booths
Jim H»nth wa * the only man on
10$ Vi PARK
‘ PHONB I I ;
Ibe *&lt;|i nd who got two hit*.

picked up bp Wood.
*
Keren *Jeo U l anding Urn Har­
ry Vardon trophy race with 288.
point*, 18 In front of Woo4v B«r#
average of 704 *tr*k«*, over fit
•icandr, I* ellfhtly ahndf °*

kggustine To
r Here Tonight

Memberships

xn n w w
ONSH1P
Pbarli’i (T h * Hoc) V*’ ' rhman leaves

fiiuit in Ntwnrli, N’
. rnroute trj
j.til sfT* i- n *r &lt;inn in %&gt;hb*h hr was*
n ih il tl»w r la\rr of l&gt; it h Srhultt,
who. with tiui’t* of !•1 4 lirii.hmen,1
v n ♦ timnlrrc.l in n \« vvmk rnfi* on'
l)»t 25. VJ f... I' i «\m .i4 u i t n n r i
liutl

Craig Wooi], of, Mamaronack, N. Y.,
7! receive! the trophy emblematic of tha U. H,
k' open golf champlonahlp from Harold W.
! i Pierce (right) preaidant of tha U. H. Golf
‘.J® Aaaoelalifo, #t h'art Worth, T e*, Wood,
-I playing In a polo belt tl^, protect a lorn

back muacle,
Ihe gruelling
llirec alroliM
wn.i Wooda*
year, lie won

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ground), aa

md child In * light auto war# killed when thrlr ear collided with a boa carrying 83 aoldta
I#, Md., to Waahington. The body of one of tho victim* lie* under a blanket (right fotW
vehicle* burn (uiioualy. Tb* aoldiar* aacaped by kicking thair way out through windawi

hnf.M *1•*! not r « i

ahot a great
final
70 over
Colonial Club rourae, to win
in front of Denny Shute. Il
arcund major victory of III'
the Augw»tn M iolcn In April.

CASUALTY

Wjndhsm Morlimrr

Total* ------- \ .......... -«1 0 27 18
a Batted far McCormack In 0th.
xaRiiC fo r F lair I* 0th.

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j)|r*4 FR R Si'tlRLIVBBY«-PU O N B &gt;86

BILL’S PACKAGE STORE

4 w ^ &gt; t«iM
on# rrrnr and whirring througn
two dculd* playa. Almoat all of
Ihe Ioral boya era off U&gt;* alck
Bat now and are playing
Ivat ball of th* aeaaon. Injuria*
have been dogging th* pligar*
nml In *nme game* aa many aa
five of th* nine ■ man on tha
field have been aufferlng from
rome hurt.
Tonight the boya play a retain
emragrmenl wlllt the 84inU her*
and a new pitcher la expected te

•t,0t*fUh arty

fo^l Ifftlifsi. HritUh nnihsosaAnr to
If. n.. rrerlvri the bnnurary dr*
£ i cr of doctor of Ibwi st the lH7th
commrnremrnt of Columbia Univer­
sity, In New York* In accepting iho
h« rosllirmal hit belief that
Great Britain's Brit war aim waa
the destruction of Hitlerism, with
its avowed purposa of ths mastery
of tha world.

i

w. n i n niBEr. ...

WithAll Tbtit
Tyflttl £ « m l Tiff

toward E. Earahnar, of Clan Rldlrf
|. J , arrive* at U au ard la A irturt
H New York, by Clipper plana l row
Curopa II* U director of all ralill
neortlnantal Europe for tha Amer.
an Kritnda Service Commltkt. «
duakarorganiutlon inrhiladalphig
•

,ohn Routh' 4&lt;•' removed
« tha PblUdaJyhla Ganaral II.,t&gt;IUl after h# wai bludgeoned when
l»* aonvlet* attempted to eatap#
Irom tha Holmaaburg County rri*
Falling, ha draw hi* gua and
|lU*d hla aaiailant. Other gaaidi
rounded up th*. cunrlota.

&lt;ti6p«nsiori of Wymlhsm Mnrtlmrr.
IO olflcml. k&gt;y Kirharil T. Krnukfi
tlrtn, his BUprrior, points to ■ m i
n lh« W««L Costt ranks Muriin .hrrs InUrnatinnsI orKstilsris, at j
•11 liK-al uiiUin ofTlt laU sun » «
isntlatl for tlii ir srtivltia* hi « r 1
tlm inf tha stnko at tha Nmt i
^mriKsn A lm aft Corp, at li ^ a*

N ltlh tr f

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f a o r touatg p u iM i

. anr u m r-en r nacnou
* urn m o o m g M p t * m »

A»k far Nateral

, rfoeorcte* the vpeeUrwma ml Wakulla
m IU? filed Pier at Atlantic City. Dinah
from Use aoclh to alar an E441* C ant**-*
atill-Jird her aa a natWnwM* ravorli-

IIRADS LIONS
JACKSONVILLE, Juna
II—
(Special)—D. It. (Billy) Matt­
hew* of ailneivllia and WUfrlad
Rolwrta of Saraaota war* alec ted
dlrtrlct
governor*
of
Florida
Liana rloha TdeMlar who aatreted
Ki and* M. Slack of Tampa aa llw
outatundinr
aecratary pf

Angered by "that man with this
trick muatecha," Hugh Willlannj
Britiah actor la going home—quit­
ting Broadway for blaekvd out
Britain. 11* hop** to gvt into tbo
army, and hi* wife, Helen, la vol|unt**ring aa an ambulance dtlvar.
IThay are ahown before Ixuirding tit.
jtrana-AUanlte plan* at New York

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thor BUai Lana, U. 8 . mlnlat*
NaiLlavadad Yugoalavia, talk
reporter* aa ba return* to N*&lt;
rk by Cliopar plan* from Kurop.

lila wife accua panted him.

y business success,
contributes to that

Advertising ennnut make a bad name j*n&lt;n|. N'.n
should it try! Hut advertising; can carry a
«&gt;&lt;l naim
to a rlfch and just reward. In fact, advertising i&gt; ii,&lt;
vulct (it this /?ood name. Throurdi advert isinK, Hit
good name is able to make the promises that men Iiv«

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Thin newspajKM* is proud of the Rood names in its
advertising columns. Ydu will find nothing but jpiotl
mrnieA here.

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new* to &gt;outb
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Scout Leader,

Farm Mobilization^
Plans Completed

I WONT

GAINESVILLE. June M - l* &gt;
:Flaiu for the complete m Jtli.
i
r » « C u r oocl
Instruction in hie work with
boys, but it was his prldt to i t
&gt; mans man” Ons ef hi. say,
Inja wait “ I emokad far 40
2 2 2 j " i whr £ " *o » « n comroenc*d,_ I quit, because I wasn't
a iiM/e
I
frequently declared that
j " 4 &amp; * * * boy was a prfrlL
i K l h , £ u &gt; "&gt; would rathar t»
nft e r r J n .
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French See Separate
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for your country.**.
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VICHY, June 11 —
France hopes to roncluds a »e- separate _ps.ee with Trane# to
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AN INDEPENDENT NEWSMAFKH
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JUNE 12. 1941

Royal Dutch Refugees In U. S.

Way Cleared S tr ik e s A r e
To Construct Condemned By
New Hospital S en a te V o te

. S. V essel
■i-i &lt;•- u i

Member Associated Proas

,

E k r c n Survivors Of
Robin Moor Reach
Brazil And Relate
*0 Story
T o Consul

Housholder Explains Lockout Or Walkout
Legislation Which:
Where Either P ar­
Alters Status O f
ty Disobeys Labor
Proposed Building
Board Disapproved

French W arplanes
Engage In Battle
Harlan Stone Is Nominated To Be
Chief Justice Of United States

Full Report Is
; Set For Monday

NUMBER 241

Conflict Approaches
Damascus, Capital
Of Vichy Colony?
Germany Attacked

Seminole County is now In tha
Wa s h in g t o n , June t? i-in
'Wat position it has been to — T h r Senate voted 4C&gt; t 2ft to ­
build a hospital
if the people day to condemn defense industry
want it, Rrneit F . Housholder,
state senator ■rut county attor­ 'Strike* or lockouts where fit her
disputant refuBrn to abide |iy the
ney, said today.
, WASHINGTON. June 12
Machinery was srt up a t the results of mediation or nibitrxu
id*)— President Roosevelt filthy
recent session of the legislature lion
nominated Harlan F. Stone of
to enable Seminole County to
l barging that "** small min­
New York to succeed Char lea
build a hospital with Iti own
Evan* Hughes a* chief jualicc
funds. If tha project which I* ority wat lining labor union ac­
of the United State*.
now before the WPA la reject­ tivity to hamper national &lt;le*
€tn»e.
Secretary
of
the
Navy
*
WASHINGTON. Juno 12
The place vacated by the ele­
ed.
vation of Stone will he filled by
—WP)— Tho State Depart­
The Board of t'ounty Commis­ K d&lt;*x served nut it e yesterday that
•11
such
"an
bversive
and
com*
Attorney
General
Robert
11
sioner*. at Its mooting Tuesday,
ment announced today that
would
be
Jackson and to fill the vacancy
authorised O. P. Herndon, clerk, 1 muni stir element n
a preliminary report from
treuted
an
public
enemies
created
by
tbe
retirement
»»f
to ask official of the WPA Im­
f the American consul In Per­
James Clark Reynoldn last Fell,,
Hr told ■ meeting of aviation
mediately whe'bor they wilt ap­
nambuco, Brnill, atatod that
the President nominated Sena­
representatives
that
prove an alloeallun of funds for Industry
«»
|*y y
"what has transpired out In Cal­
tor James Hymen, of South Cal*
the United Staton nhlp Rob­
the proposed hospital here.
A violent Im tllc
between
ifornia
in
the
list
two
or
three
olina.
Hughes
resigned
1(1
day*
If
the
WPA
docs
not
approve
in Moor was undoubtedly
Rrili.b innka mul French
ago
•ay*.
represented
no
challenge
Ihe
project
to
aid
the
C
o
u
n
t/
sunk by a German submnrWhen the Supreme Court was wnrptanra wna roitortod ragCrown Princess Juliana of Holland and ber conoort, Princo to build the hospital, two ways to collective bargaining or union
A lne.
being attacked by Ihe Franklin in t; today on the* mitnklrtii of
remain by which Ihe County can activity " but does have a de­
w The report added that tile suli- Ilernhard, era abown in Detroit, on route to Holland, Mich., to go ahead with plans for a hos­ terminative challenge to those
Ik Roosevelt administration. Ju s­ pHma.Hcu*. tnnitnl o f
S y ria ,
martne commander was
fully ttend the Hope College commencement exerrliea. Bernhard came pital, Senator llnushnlder
tice Stone, together with Rran- with
ex­ who tog thone things an n cloak
Vichv-Frcnch' troops
to
Mtliirk
American
freedom
and
deia
ami
Cardozo*
formed
the
aware that the Robin Moor *«« to the U. S. by way of Ottawa after a aurpriae airplane flight plained.
hloc of the decision* which ap­ Htill linldiiiK the Allien a t bay
Under the first plan, a refer­ III* i ty "
from England.
an American trees*).
mibta
"The challenge of the auhverproved adminisl ratio i meaaurea past o f 'Kiaaouo, 10
endum will be held, probably
Sumner Welle*, acting ar-re^ft to 4 The bloc stood bv the aw ay.
In August, to approve an act alw and ruiutriuni*tic elements
* U r y of State, made the an­
New Deal in the Ti uio'^tee Val­
passed- l y the Li-gislatiir- which that hue Ikeen flung in our teeth
-ticrnnin tilant'a aided tho
nouncement at a press conferley Authority, the gold clause Frt-ni-h ui ycsl.rilsy’i action but
would allow the County lo issue for month* bus been accepted,
enea. Tbe report of the consul
itnd the Wagner Act
up to f 160,000 additional hoap1.- Hr said *" From here on, the gov
then' wio tnd knit inn they war*
waa baaed on Interview* wilh 1 1
In the first 12 years during engaged in fighting today. Tha
tal bonds. A referendum must ernoiml of the Utiitnl States will
aurvlvor* of tho ship which »•&gt;
Harlan
F.
Stone,
who
rami
proceed
against
those
subversive
L
which he was u juktb'c, Htone French
be held on this act because It
acknow ledged
aevera
aunk on May 21 In the Routh
never wrote an opinion declaring loioiea agm ioil numerically
we* not advert!*-,) in. advance, elements m „ur cormminltles a s l ,hr Supreme Court in 1U2 4. t
»U*
—Atlantic. Thirty-five persons me
they
should
Inproceeded
against
i
,l*&gt;'
"*■
nominated
by
PirsMent
n
law
uncoiiatitut
tonal
Senator Housholder staled. Only
per ior for* ea.
••till mlaelny.
f Kooaevelt to nurreed Charles Kv
| Dog fanciers from all parts of freeholders ran vote in this elec­ •—-a* enemies of the country
For
years Stone was a
hi the Writern air war Gtr^
Stephen
Early, pr»»lderlial
Meanwhile, the Senate engilgrtll «**" Hughes, wrhi&gt; resigned
a- member of the law school at C«» man night raltlerN pounded tha
North end Central Florida, includ­ tion, and a majority of those
secretary, aald a full report 1»
!n spirited discussion of atrlkr* jehief Justice of the tiihuiial to Imnhia University anil there put 111 it kwh Ulea in tbe bravleat at­
voting
will
be
required
to
aping Orlando, Jacksonville,
Ta­
expected Monday and a eludy of
|I' h * | I s * n I
r * i f K ltfl
audio cessed without Ink Hu* #u* l days ago
prove the art.
tack a In week a and
acatterad
It will be neceaaary before t
vares and Tampa, are expected to
If the freeholders approve the lion on n War Department bill
leafleta over the English coun­
_ courte of action If any I* *et.
enter their dogs In the ninth an­ measure allowing
the
County gut hoi icing the President lo take
try
a
Ide
tier
la
ring
that
England
*
President Roosevelt nnd Slate
nual dug ahow to be held at the Commission to rail a bond elec­ ov. i strike bound plants
faefi Atarvation thia year or tba
Department official* la«t nliihl
beginning of next,
dog track near Longwood nest tion, the election would be au­
‘ eorrlrera' veralon* of the
only
freeholders
British nlanea attacked tha
Rrcommendlnk aaveral project* Wednesday afternoon beginning thorised and
the American alramer
would be allowed lo vote in It,
Ruhr iniluftmal rentrni of DuUJoor la tbe South Atlantic to tha area chief, L. W. Burton, a t 1:00 o'clock, Paul Blggcrs Flfty-ona percent of all fre-holdburg and Duexaeldurf and mared
the NYA edrlaory committee met
Ik
era In the county would have to
down tbe French ooazt to atrtka
Tuesday afternoon at the local aald today.
a u ,r t -iffire on the.call af Chairman C.
vote In this election to make it
at tiemiMii gun emplace manta.
Judging o f the dogs, which will legal, and a majority of those
i ,wer« due to
Ills* l.iibi Gfrtru,),, Goolsrh,
Britain and her A1Ilea hnva
|tbuc", Bntill. W, lab III.
be In e ll.c la u se , will begin at voting wuUld hove to register In r»n,l,l»urhUr of Mi*. Hul.ar.l
adopteil
a roAoIutlon affirming
Writ! ftrdpti*. th« recommend*, D O tjF -e*- and a flab f n will be fhvor of the bonds lo authorise ii/Kydi of Ksnlonl and a fio
their determination to atru^gl*
uint
visitor
bi-rr.
uh
,
itradu
their tsswwwce.
agaihec dirmith j r Italian
enjoy ad at k;P0 o'ClpA.
Af the &gt;anrvlvora
If the act permitting the Coun­ ted In iTisdirlnr ysstrrdjiy mom
pri'AAion until victory
won and
All breeds of bird dogs, both
rtUHted to (he Pro*I. for color™/ ilrla in this city. Mill
in* from Ih* University of Huf
ty
to
rill
a
bond
election
Is
an
pledging mutual
aaoiatanca
to
setters and polnterk, as well as
I»ia Hedger, aecretary raid tl
fulo
in
New
Yurk.
proved
In
the
referendum.
On
each other, The actios waa takan
morning. Tha m atter had been spaniels and hounda are espected
( C s s H h W mm P a g * S l w l
Shtwill fo to tba Kan Francis
in the flrat formal ttncllV * ftf
me .What—lf— any— eellon - ia ttu tjrtfo r* Mr. Burton prcrkmaly to .be enUrad 4 a — the show, Mr.
ro Oftti-inl tlns|iital to n*rv - *s
(1itn&lt;]nil i hn«&lt;&gt; nf ('ha«r and ihi* repreaenlitlvea
Ti a k ahnla, ai'iiif of them »o
of Britain
&lt;nd he replied to the committee Big gars (old. Those who hsvr
em itted, ,
an Intomr foi our yrai
riimimiiy.
Sanford,
umminml
the govornmenta, moat of
tllff ii’tilt na to hr unbrl iiv»l*|i',
by
letter
■
In
hi*
abtenca,
that
doge
they
wish
to
enter
Tor
Pie*. Roosevelt, through White
_
m „
An iiifldsnl wlilrh lirfrtl Mi-s
nviiualy M i irctod Vki* prraiib'fit them m exile, with which ahe la
Houte Sacretary Early, Tur»dav thrru were no fund* available at judging In the shew or for field
to i i were ilt'iiiitTiHl ratnl yi-trrilay by and Iri'RAiifrr of thr (Jrnwi'rr iiti I allied
tbe
time
for
lucb
a
project
trial!
ere
urged
la
gel
in
touch
Krn
Hri'gh,
»vprrarnting
thv
* called on the nation to withhold
■
-hows ihi,t -hr *lr«*ndy lis- pul
Rhippi'i* l-4'Hgur of FI111nln «t it4 \ Heavily reinforced De GauHiti
Acting on the auggaMlon of T. with Mr. Bierera. A small rn.
lodgment on tba tragedv until all
l nrnpany &lt;if IHth annuiil inerting n Uiliindo charged behind Brttlah
In rsspons* to an appeal fu r, "'" "a "l * " 1 msdiral kn&lt;,w|rilx&lt;' Itrimngb n Arina
tanka
facta have been assembled. The W. I-nwtoti and the county school trance fee will be charged.
nnd hi mured car* yeaterday and
ahslvas last wrsk from Mrs C &lt;
Sh»
* *mV' '" ’V Hmlgrpurt, Conn , at tbe wrrkly la *1 night
Several Sanford bred dogs have B. Dawson who has ch a rts of fall fr-wn n frnr.- and nit mm
I I pereone aboard the Otorln *r- board the committee recommended
R D Kf’i'nc, head nf the It tlrove ill muit til the «u takrta of
the only known aurvlvor* out of that NYA labor be used to erect taken top honor! a t the annual Ih* Rail Trots sswlnf room *1 ''-|f "•■vn’ lv. *nd *ln&lt; r she hs|&lt; ahnni nf thr St'ininoli' tlun ("tub D Kretie Company »f Wintrr himiisiki*. Syrian capital, aftar
Kfi itf Inkrfrmit inngr
the 46 offlcere, passengers and a one-room school building at Ft. dog ahow In past years. One of thr Woman’s Club, It was an lf» M
" * r flrat ant kit
About 100 prrA"ii» alliiwltnl tbr (inilien wye re-elected pi evident ony four daya of Middle Exit
0 crewman who wera aboard Ihe Ilecd for negro**, Misa Hodge re- these was PhDtapheL- Joyrus* nouncad today that William nod
it wm reported
laat
dirssrd hi. wound. i*i In bit) MM, a ini mw-rvi'lnl «&gt;t »»■**• and 2H limi t t i i were ul“u nnmed
ixirted.
Another
project
for
the
Jake, which was Judged beat doe -Klmrr
...... of th*
.......................
------- of
Robin Moor when aha left Nrw
Toll
United hum v*-*This In, nlrnt ---was Ihe vans
nigh t
m
l
t
hr
11111I
mg
illy
1
1
rllhtlPgi
1
m
b
it!
tr
mi
llllti
benefit
of
the
nrgroei
waa
recom­
In tha ahow when W. r . Hill I ber Company had offered to sup '"nrh mminrnt and |&gt;i * i«- i&gt;y
York May 6 for Capetown, South
The I if e French were report­
"nib
Ii&gt; m high pow«*i «hI
Hiyhtiyht nf thr iitf'rtinj ivrn
mended by Alex Johnson, the owned him. Tbit dog also was ply all material, for the . h e l v e - 'lie riln eii. of Toronto
Africar if It-, uiul potaliM'* tbrtnan into thr nnniml ndilreok of Field-fit ed Hopped juat 12 nnlea aoutli
construction
of
an
agriculture
formerly
owned
by
Vance
Doug,
They were picked nn *jy the
and that F. A. I&gt;y*on had *up 1
the nil mul hhiWii t&gt;&gt; ptrrrp by Krrrn* who told the fiO 10 mute of Syria’a l«rgtRt city by lha
Ofario after being adrift in an building at Crooma Academy. la a.
bitter rixhtinx nn the road
piled ■ carpenter In do thr woik
wr ll.plitri'il «h*it *
tueinlMi« prewrivt, that du* lo the muni
This
would
come
under
the
head
W.
H.
McCIInlock
has
Indl
through KiAAuue
^open lifeboat for 10 dava. Cn'd
In addition, Mrs. S. J. Toll
Introiluc rtl h&gt; llyt.l (iiimli1, rr- war •iliiMimi they fou Id expect
of
a
defense
project,
Hr.
John­
cated
that
ha
will
enter
his
See,
Lille
yeaterday
the
Ffea
• I jw Io Pereira, matter of tho Oxtav a • ctdar chest, whlrh will he
rrntl) »*• rlrd’lt-il pivAiilriit t&gt;f Mu* that liaffit
ami trniMpoit.it ion French attacked violently to the
a female pointer which ha* Ukan uasd to (tors thr minplle* unlit
orlo, rrdloed tb it the Robin Moor son aald.
(tun t lub, Mi Hrrgli’ wri aaaihttnl prohlenit m Florida‘s riliu* , ml 4'aM nf i tmi village, 10 milM
Ue-lnstatemrnt of clerical work- 16 or 60 blaa ribbons at pre- thev are ready to b* .hippo.I
wai torpedoed on Ma* I t .
Senator Finest F Hmmhtihlcr by Kim wife and itrniinpariiftfi by vigi-tabli' 1mfu«11iff winild beemnr Mouth of ItamiiruM, nt tempting
' Similarly, the U, 8 . Maritime rre at the Red Cross office and vlooe shows. Suita Bell, a pun
Mrs. Dawson pointed out tlnr
jj H Wiilkn, FlurUkt n'prr arn
inrrea«eil
Pr*-employment
Defense 6of Bee’s, alio wilt be entered, although
to drive around the French dtCommlaalon aald tba Oarla’a rper- tho
various
onranTtalion- ' I Hanftirti was appciiivLctl Yester­ U tivf fur tbr Itr filing Ion Arm* greatly
Pi I'biilmt
Kerne
Miminut lieti feriaea, but ngain ttie lr attack*
_ » to r » had adrlaad tha Sea* Bhlo- CUnea In mechanic* ware sug­ Mr. McCHntock aald. This pup sponsor th* tawing Says, ani­ day a member itf a com mi flee to
C
empany
the
Aitiiatlon
by
pomtii^
out
thu*
state
finnmes nnd
were am141 to nave fulled.
'• p ln r company .owner* of the gested by the board. I t was also competed In tba thow last year ons la wslcome on any Hay. She lnv*ati*al*
W'itb a buckiaI plnrrti nvrr hi* the iinf* nf the preaert contwiae
1114.1
Robin Meet, th at the ahip &lt;wna urged.that NYA-labor be used to when abaut sight months old and asked lha worker* to bring their taxation and report ta U
brad,
and
with
thr
-aid
#f
§
lit
Ifmen
hr
fit
tonnage
In
the
tran«
]
.eg
Is
14
,1
urn
own thimbles and Brins or*, sin re
rent to the bottom by a tnrpe- build a garag e, for lha achool b ur vow second piece.
iinporis a,
ct Lake Mary.
flrn •le
Prraldent
John
R. rur whlrh hr held in one hand, atlantic aervire will
Harry Goodrich of Tampa I* th a n ara not enough of these
*
•
Reacbam also ap?Miin*.4*il Senator■ Mr Hrrglr ahnt a flay pigeon grral hurden nn the railrnailo i»r *1
Since every negro boy em. expected to enter Seabright Boy, to go around.
Ward if T it Myrrs, llmne nf which hia wifr hrbl in her hand that “we may thu* antii'ipate a
ployed as a laborer by tha local ludged boat In ahow last year.
Hr made thu xhol arver® •hnrtage in Iranapoiituthm
.Madison ird Beall of P*riiu*fn'a 2ft ferl away
NYA office la being need on tha Others from Sanford who will
far ill Urn next yrwr, nod 4on me
j »'i member* of th|* commit tin- with a JN rallbi'T pintnl
Orlando A Irkaa# In toaatructlon probably enter doge are Georgs
I'oiiiting nut the effect! ven«««* queiitly an a Item fit liy the tail
and landscaping. It waa recom­
Senator Searham also is ■ mem
^
] !*er of the committee, thr ripen* «f rnodti'm high powerrd iimmunl- rondo to lufreaar vagaln our rate*
mended by the advlaory bo.rd
bred dog,
tioh, Mr, Rregle Rl/ttetl that a on Recount of the Inmaned dr
No lark of rnoprratlon has been
that gome of thee* worker* b* Maggie Pickett, carried away the
Governor
Spetaard Holland -r* of which will l,e llrmisil to 22 n«libei bullet wuuhl carry for mand for freight aervlcr **
found in Seminole County In con­
110,000.
beta of the junior baeebal) Irani left a t home to ha used on some title of beat female in the show
signed House Bill 1406, ina
rlblamc
of
over
a
mil*.
Hr
Review
lug
the
hlalnry
of
the
nection with the IJKO drive,
Tha Senate group was Instruct
diving
organised by Campbell- of the suggested local projects. In 1M0.
ucJd by
b] Rapraaantatlv* John
troducJd
took ■
high
powered rifle, Iragtie nipre 102.1 and itw effort* t'ounty
Chairman
Charlea
E.
Tossing P o it a t Um American
O. Loonardy, to
cancal
taxa* »d to make a survey to drtei
■
imrd
at
a
gallon
to
dre
mb
nr
freight
rnt
•»
Pie&gt;l
oil
Ill
adsbaw
stated
today,
and
Legion are Invited to attend a
against property owned by Sol min* how much money the vr.
though the romplele reports of
mooting a t the Legion H ot Frl|4 mall te66*tf 4Mi F l f f r»t#I
II* Hafrlaoai ChapUr of th* nous State dr|wrtmenta n*gd and
Ihe i-ommlHers are nut coming
d»y afternoon a t &gt;:00 o'clock,
any
necessary
Daughter* o f th* American Rev­ lo rocommend
in yet, thoee reports whlrh have
Joel &amp; yield commander of the
olution, Ih* Aaaoclatod Praia In­ ihangei In the State's mrthtxf of
in-eri received “ prove that lb*
ooot, mid today.
*
formed Tha Sanford Harald to. making appropriations.
|MM&gt;plr of this country do and
■ B ert Chapmen, who kaa played
Bearham. Beall and
Kenatcr
May.
1
will respond lo e worthy causa."
la Urn Florida S lit* League for
Itoa* of Orlando were named to
A t the f in t Boy Scout camp
In vialttng
the small
com­
Baaford aad St. Augustine, will
arrange and supervise prr. legis­
munities In the country th* var­
orgdatao the team, amieUd by •rea held in the United S tatei,
lative espenditures ' r
senate
ious
chairmen
appointed
accept­
Raymond M. Ball of Lake Mary
supplies.
Does, rats, turtles, fish, anta, made no piote.t but ai'ceptrd ed their |H&gt;*il|on and th* quota
became acquainted with Daniel
roai-hr., iraishoiipera, Ilea, and their blue and pink ribbon- *o&gt; fur their vicinity with alacrity,
Board, acout leader, who died yea.
a xulnro plf were proudly ea- ernnly
piomleing to put the drlva over,
Twehr* Sanford atudenta are
hlbitot at the )&gt;«t show held yes­
When the whole group —* Mr. Bradshaw aald. Albert Con­
Ustod among th* 111 who enrolled
HoJdhld a pietura af Mr. Baaed
terday afternoon at tha play, herded toiether for a picture the nelly at Forrest City took on a
Monday for tho 1041 summer its
taken In IBfO,'- Ma&gt; Ball related
■round of the Giommar School harmony of the occaslun »•&gt; al­ quota of IW with every IlitJIoloa * t Rtataoa Unlvorslty tnj
t o m « f the ' InddeuU W hie
under
the eponeorshlp of the City most broken by the obvious dis­ hood of tilting It. he added.
DoLand, it waa laarnod today.
aaaociatioa with Mr. Beard, who
Edward Higgins of Ban font,
“Oviedo It a community I am
like of thr rots for the dngr, and
Sanford enrol*** a n Miaa Big- secretary of the Seminole Coun- Recreation Department.
Wa atwaya been a b a n to him.
Nearly every animal
waa a vice versa, but young master, sure will com* through with fund*
5®
Andinofk M n , Pearl ty Chamber
The picture wao talma a t the
smbar of Commerce, waa
Dnggnr Bate*, Elmar Kussell rise tad _pr*sldent of th* 8L Johns winner and those few who did rot submerged the protests ol their well over their quota,'* aald Mr.
flrat Boy Scout tam g a t S ih ar
paopla
out
b h o b , Miaa Marian Doris Me- JUvar Trail Association at tha win ribbon, loet no fare In th* pets In smothering bugs ami th* Bradshaw. “Thosa
community and It* activities."
Call, Mrs. Velma Stewart Mitel. organisation's annual masting tn eye. of their young maetera. Lil­ ahow went on.
Final winners of the judging there lake a roal pride In Ihotr _
•II, M m ti Broca Molrbaad, 8yd lha
Chamber
of
Commerce lie boye proudly held up sleepy,
This morning the special gift*— aojr J , Nig, Jr-, U n , Gertrude Wednesday morning to auccaad Yleo kitten doge to be Judged were as follows:
carefully and accurately, taking
Large dogs:
Bunny
McTsll committee with A. E. YotteU
J - J R Rort, Miaa Madalyn Clyde Middleton u f Tomona.
as chairman, swung Into action
It, Chart*# J alias William.
J. W. Campbell of Pala'ka every opportunity to puih their Mona Ruth Mills and Barbars and atartod a whllrwlnd cam­
Lee Chapman; small dogst Faye
» u named flrat visa president) animal into th* limelight.
Vafa* A. WUUnma, J r .
th* business dis­
Little gtrli held their cat* tn Williams, Ray Thomas an I Ron- paign over
My. TUley of Green Covo
trict of th* city and la sxpectod
*, second oka president, a strangling grip and eiplalnevl n* Picket; pupploai Jo* Meisch to report full collecttone la tho
Walter Uthrman, DoLand th* merit, of their feltne friend*. Carl Williams and Kenneth Bar. next day or so, Mr. Bradshaw fa Chamber of Commerce secretary, On* pair of alitor* had twin cal* Ineeu; small ratal Albert Hall ported.
was re-elected secretary-treasur­ and each had h*r lay about th* and Betty Coll urn; large cate:
Report* front tho chairman a t
er
pocullarUlo* of her pe t On* of Charles Lee, Jackie Roland and Blavla abow tho people (hero ara
!
Mayor Robert OToola and tho cat* had ono blu* ey* and &lt;*i* Cathryn Collom.
100 per coat behind the drive aad
Of Commerce president, groan eye while lha other on* had
Turtles: Paul Peaold nd H aul Its purpose aa wall aa almost aS
otff of DeLand. were two bln* sre.Hrut waa deaf “be­ Clausa; gold flshi Martha Chap­ of tho c o u q t y ____
,
tha board of director* cause all white cat* with two Muo man and Goraldln* Hlochcllff*. Bradshaw revealed.
along with E. L. Browten, W il­ eye* are deaf."
moat union* eolloctlon: Jimmy
All worker*
Borne confusion cam* up on the Du Bos*. Barbara Chapman and
liam Boardal) and A. C Slaughter
tmbara ara unrtd I d
R » - Dona, W, C judging of th* gold Hah because Randall Goff.
llm BoUcJUtUma cut ik ilr

Sub Commander Said
Aware Of Identity
' ‘ Of Torpedoed Ship

Nominated

England Raided
By Nazi Planes %

Leaflets S c a t t e r e d
Saying Britain la
F a c i n g Starvation

Ninth Annual Dog Show Will Be
Held At Longwood Oval Wednesday

NYA Advisory
Board Suggests
Local Projects

MisH Lida (sOotHcli
Awarded Degree

l

tassiJSSU

Hundred Persons Chase Re-named
View Exhibition Dual Officer In
Of Fancy Shots Shippers League

Reoglc Demonstrates Keene Suy» Problems
Of Shipping Will
Powerful R i f l e s ,
Increase In W ar
Guns To Audience

Bed Cross Room To
(»et Needed Shelves (r«ata&lt;-h i*.i »nv in

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rfoushorder Named
In Finance Croup

sLegion
To Be Organized

US0 Drive Finds
Good Response,
Says Bradshaw

Holland Signs Bill
Applying To Sanford

Raymond Ball Of Lake Mary Recalls
Eady Association With Daniel Beard

Animals, Insects, Reptiles And
Fish Feature Playground Pet Show

Sanford Students
Enroll At Stetson

Higgins Will Head
River Trail Group

Legion Bona To
Prsctlee Tonight

r. Higgins of Ban- no riaailflcation had boon mid*
Judge* for tha teate tt w*
I turn I* Umlr mUm '
for thorn hot tho jadgoo listed MU*.Eleanor Morrlaon, Mra. Bert
n id jtftilw t. Ho H.
thorn water a general claaolfba- Ohapamn and Mra. H. B. McCall, general gift* ctmlrm an,
af reptilea and tha ownon ■hlwjudge.
.
&lt; afternoon.
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