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M ONDAY, JU L Y 1 7 , 1M L '

Sid Hudson Shuts
Out Cleveland As
Senators Di vi de
C L E V E IJ V N H ,

|s Cards In First
It, But Redbirds
in ■ Closer, 5 to 3
JSTON, July IT. Wh A *&gt;•pitcher. suspended two week*

* fbt "Indifferent pltchlnf"
I « « t of th* dof bouee 8'inday
; l OM-Ut nlne-lnnln* relief
iWpleca ' that enabled
tha
res dtvIds a doublebcader with
BL-Lopla Cardinal*.
[(lUander Tom Earley, firm
b n off without pas be M*r.
W^Btanrcl for allefed lack*leal' hortlni, played the promt..jMrt .In the Brave*' 6-10-2
-gam *,.victory—efUr which
f^oU won the nlfhtcap, S to
‘ Ms ' flht appearance elnce
Brief, aw pensIon, Earley red-.A I'J#rtry In the tint In-

•o f,th *o p *n « r after a walk
tw o'bit* k*d siren the Cerdl-

kl batten, far# th* Redsly- on* hit— a accondiit|l* by Shortstop Mar-

J u ly

*7 .

Bxailrf for flv* tucrttslvo

Nelson, Heafner
Tie In Chicago
Open Tournament

l*f performance by
rt also saved tha ssrIlM Cardinal.. With
ivln* ouiled both
Dickson and Pallet,

CHICAGO. Julr
27.
A
four-foot putt, worth tS.&amp;fM If
it dropperl,
inii.nl by llyron
Nelson on Ihc eighteenth stern
Sundry an.) rent the (iinnl Tole­
do pro spinning dimly
into a
playoff with Clayton Ilmfncr
for the Tam (I'flhanter $16,000

walktd Or* and hit one
I as th* Brave* pounded
I four rim In th* *econd

wraSMtota^wbUw,- —\--—

a.sad non* out. r»UrI and limiting Roiton richest jackpot lodty in an ItIn.th* last four Inn- hols match.
Nelson, who le.l Heafner, the
240-nound I.lnville, N (' parhuftsr by five tlrokes .tMrtin* yelterday's
final round,
t ruifgad
th ro u g h

t , TOCS VAST! DSMAMOt

&gt;.i 'tttjr sitv is

th r

g am p "*

Yanks Are In Again—
Bjr RALPH WARNER

la r g r u t

Appeariar btfsrs th* Bsaat* FVnance C*ntmlU*e, Secretary of tb*
Treasury H*ury Morf«U»u opened
the AdmlnlrtraUon'i drirs ta ra in
th* tax Mil almost two and on# half
billion dollars to $$,700,000,000. 8 *
asked th* stjmlaatlo* ef “special
prlrilsfs" U s sisaptlaa* which to
described a* "pra-Piari Hsrber."
Republican leaden sat*Usd tto
Administration’* flame* program.
Thl* I* a pboespkoto.
(C ralrsl P r tu )

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with I
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by right atmkra ol

(lie

tralUftg
a tari of

the rrauml. firml a ,Cl i7 70 to
flraiii ifttiipi nllh
i.itllr wga
five uiHlrr rrgn 1.41ion figurea af­
ter the thl ire nth h*»l«- am! iia-dl
r] uar rtf hia standing »(lh Nelann,
who ha-1 jii in|*s-*1 irifn tie Ykhla
leail yeatmlny with a * rn amt innaj
Aft ifl which he f1ra-a| an ragU
am! a hrale-in-rane,

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:i4.

Pennant-bound Yank*
Whip Detroit, 5 to 2

1 #•»*1 ault on tha f lr a | kA&gt;nday in
I A.. gu al
A l&gt; 1M L h a l n g t h a *rd,
I 4 m *»t aaid month.
I l a r a l n f a l l not.
or Ju d g r a a n i
■ M! Iia aflta rad agmlnat y o u b y 4 t *

CHICAGO. July T7, M l-S h u t
Out Mrs. Payne Whitney’s Ken
lucky Derby and Belmont Htakr,
Mnner, triumphed In Arllnftor
park's IMJWO classic. The three
ytsr-old covered the mil* sod
CuirUr la event-record equalliif
Urn* of *.-01 $* to finish t&gt;rw*au*rt«rt of a lcn*th In frimt of
Vitdlna Orphan.

Mead (&gt;nrden Adda
Rare Collection
The cnHeitlran «»f rarra ulanii
and ahnibi it the Mead ifardeji
gl Winter Park continue-* In grow
Only ta#l wrek the Cfardrn re

»&lt;73Ml

fa till
Th# nadir a nf aatd auit la a
&lt;iarnUhmml flrr&gt;ra«4ing In whfcb
you tr» dafandant and Allantic
c a u l U n a Ba ft w a y Co . a r a r pe f i .
Hon la Oarnlahaa

S IT S

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Fourth SL

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home or office.

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B.‘ PEARL HANSELL IN CHARGE

Phone 9159

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feeding

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Eich 100 pound sack of X-Cell Poultry Munhea
con LaInn 16 Profit-Sharing coupons, redeemable
for valuable premiums.

R O L L IN G !

Hoes* ef Standard

SKYWAY CAB

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W I T N K K N my ha n d a n d n f f l r l a l
i f s i i l Hanford, F l o r i d a , t h la f t k
da y o f J u l y . A, D. l i l t .
W
T. W A T F O K
Aa J o a t l r a of lUara of

DEDUCED DAILY - WEEKLY OR
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WE ASK THAT YOU TRY

TO

Now that e f f i are brinftnf food p rim , raah In
on th# profit* you c*n fain by chanflnf orer to
Tuxedo special *ffff-l*ying math which Ws sell very
rtaaonsbly. Come In today!

By

’ EM

TO C H A N G E

EGG LAYING MASH

Llrhifclon and Htat*
Orlando. Fla.
Phone 6169

BILL’S PACKAGE
^STORfMfc'-SjWt**

T IM E

Mtuth

K EEP

Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems

fa rm
n u c h lto ry , tra ile r *
o r o th e r rq iip m e n t.

rHE FLORIDA HOTEL IS NOW
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

**T0UB BD8INE88 WILL BUILD OURB

DISTRIBUTOR

Don’t aaorifice your Truck,
Pickup or Station Wagon.

Two hi,;
of food

\aiiw wv I*, a* / 1 i™vw kw
•
up to th* familiar seventh place).
tA*y didn’t have th* ituff to
max* th* climb. Sanford loyally
rsjolcad in thslr freat start. Now I I ' H I I I ' A l l i r m * f
Frank
T.
It la toufh to see them In the old
I l a l l - r . Mgr
Plaln tirr.
_vapit. But that It the way It l&lt; I
Their only hope, and that a faint I W I'lii.KMAN, Iiafandnnl»N»AHT
b i f f 91 f l A l b *0*. If to beat out th* slowlnc A rIVI . AA Yv T i11*
T i , a f c i r p o r a l l a n . &lt;JarolPI IIt bureh Pirate*
for
*l*th
r*
plat*. With s*v»ral rookie* with n i K n t a t m n r r i / &gt; m r » A t o
;
\V m i . K M A N ,
r t i M i n c * or
real promla* fittln f lh*lr bumps
bri" » n
this season. The Brave* have s
1 h.u mtm
i&gt;u|
tkat a
chance to show better neat year ai| 11 a 1 in n
Ki p
hrout M
And President Rob Quinn wanti ■l i m i t y 01* in t h - ‘ C o u r t of J«*Four Ih
PlatH rt,
the letm to com* back here m m &lt;* &lt;&gt;f I’b i M ,
ln iit * i "ciu n i t iMata n i Florida.**
train In ’43- F°r the food of the Hrm
||
F lo rid a H o ld
by
Frank
F.
future of Sanford, It will be very I l . i i w i p i M a m g i r a n d yo u or#
wbe to do rrtrjrthing poatibla in i * ( r l t | ptsytilr-d In fi t * y o u r w ri t order that l b club will rrt-jrfi i m •| . | » * a r a n c * w it h aatd I ' o u r t In

F A IR B A N K S -M O R S E

O ur nbop W well equipped
la m ake
re p a irs on

MIAMI. July &lt;7. UT&gt;— Rcorrs
of official* led by Special Ayenl
H 0 . Danner of Ike Federal
Bureau of Inrntlfatlon early y*l
terday staffed a eerier of ll*hlnine ralde deelfned to draw the
teeth of any sabotaff* plans
aC* In it national defenae acllvitie* in greater Miami.
Thlrty-foor
German,
Italian,
and Japanese alien* were taken
Into custody, but after Inlenalre
iiuestlcninf all but two Italian!
and threw German, were released.
Three flea wear confined in alien
detention quarter, for farther In­
terrogation by Danner and Aiat.
Dlit. A tty. Ernest L. Duhalme.

T H E CO O LEST SPO T

League Standings

iNnlitiri |iIr) i'il in ■ t hrrraomt

♦ L iq u o r s

Two white t o n and an assortI men! of rolorcd (a irs appealed
|on the dotkrla of two Municipal
I Court term! last
week.
Tbs
1drunkenness char** against Trait
rontlnjcd. while J.
doubtrdlr tney are.
' Benton
• (imllar count, **^ W lth the rate nearly two-third.
■on*, th* Bruns Bombers bold *n tirated fC bond.
apparently insurmountable lend
Other t u n follow; J . C. Wyatt
orsr Boston sod Cleveland, the Ii rreny, IIS and coat* or TS da.-i:
only two club* with any hop* of Heitle Smith, Icarlnf tha scene of
coaeklnf them. McCarthy'* men in accident, IS and root* or fire
hare not looked
loo food in Jsya; Henry Kennedy, parking
stretches, but power and f In* v. ithout ll*nu. continued- Jacpitching
(till
flash from the
Tank dudfout. Tha champs, teem
Infly, put tofether a hot ateek, i l a r e n c e i w u h , u r u n a w n n e . * * . .
then coast for awhile and start bund eetd. Booker T. Johnson,
another still Inf
stretch. They iliunkenneaa. 111. bond aatd. Ma­
are th* beet In the learue, but It rie Montgomery, disorderly con­
■till la undecided whether the duct. 111. bond raid, M arfa ret
Yankees are frra t or whether the Major, disorderly conduct, $10. A
other cluba are Just fair.
The m il, nr 30 days; Every Leona
Y*»ka are food, but this outfit Wilson, Disorderly Conduct, 110.
hardy seem, to compare with a„ cotta -----------------or 30 days; Alfred!*
May
the club* of a few y*»ri back In j ohBion&lt;. jiaorderly
ConducL $1
.
graatnea*.
bond retd.;
~
“
Charlie
Boynton,
In th* senior circuit, Brooklyn ,imni reu. $11. bond eetd.; L o j U
has tha edf*. and odd* favoi .. ,
runkeneei, Id. bond *Std.;
Rosier, disorderly
pon-

ExperiRepairs

IN T O W N —

Itry of 30,000 awarming f»ni to
po«l

I

|Assortment Of Cases
Tried In City Court

I/F&gt;—

Colonel (lluitrrl Mills *lu*K*d •
triple end three inirlr« in fir*
times At bat am! drove *n «oUF
runa yesteniav a* the ClrveUnd
Indians took a 7 to i victory from
the Washington Nats in the
nigh trap of a iJoulilf-Htader.
Bid Iitiilsofi shut oil Ihr Tribe*ijien in the fir at game 2 to 0, fir ­
ing the Serial ram two victories lit
the five-game series
Mills, starting his first fam«
In • week, trfilled l*ehmd l-e*
Fleming "a singlr In thr tHrrl
frame of the nightcap, then »toU
home with the second run of
the Inning.
In the seventh Jeff Hrath tri­
pled with one out and Fleming
was Qurpoftcly passed. Mills cam*
through with a singlr, scoring
Heath and smiting Fleming to
third. Fleming was out at tb*
plate on an attempted s/juret*
play, but (irne DeSautrls ■ingird
to genre Mills from second.
In the first ronlest the .Sena­
tors bunched two hits and an
error In the fourth frame for
the game's only two runs.

FBI Arrests Allens
In Raids At Miami

SELECT SELECTIONS

GOOD SC H O O L S H O E S IN C L U D E D

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collection.

S T A T IO N
M. PARK A V I.

Phone 94
By PAUL ROBINSON*

ETTA KETT
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wio a n t h e r a a s N C / h o s p i t a l .-

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TVWSrNEBUT I HOPE
YO U NEVER..

Send your aptilkallon for WAR
damage
In s u r a n c e thru
C. M. Boyd A Co. Phone 17$ J

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use ir/d •

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comfortable. 1807 Franch Ar­
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1st SL Mr*. Geo. !
phone 1 4 U .
1 (1 Magnolia
6-room furnished
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FURNISHED K00MB, good loca­
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LOSTi Naar Monroe
aad wklu klttea,

THE LONE RANGER

FRAN STRIKER
AN1WHAllS MOOT, HSU. DO ,
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If «• «IA U bw fv**i U « « »Uk U
^ itM n i 1* violate tbo** inestimable pariL f * » far whkb » l k » u
b e e n * o l o o * ,- ja irndlag—w* mast fight!
—I-ATMICK M M »f.

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Sharp Battle |Nazis Have Sunk 400 Allied
Vessels jto Western Atlantic
Flares West
Of Alexandria
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up *■•*«,s is * Pr»**l
| more crewmen or passengers. most 1
T ’f • o n k i'ir of an a ta rtirr Iit t lr |
whom may now he n m ild r m t !
om.
Umi by hungry N a ris, an
F ig u re . ,how H .7 B C p *r-j

nut.i
&gt;•■lerday by the Navy.1 •&lt;*n» re*cue«t from th# 400 AlH#dl
1«- Ei«f t• 100 the unofficial Ai- aixl neutral merchant craft tor-!
iua intdl LiilmlalL n of Allied and (mnIdtiI |i» the licit tom,
I
A t n * - s t r a l *fiij&gt; * t o r j w d o c d t o t h e b a tThe War Shipping ailmlniitra-1
t«.in o f th e w r * t # r n A t l a n t i c a in c e turn recently *mphaiii#d the grar
IVarl II«rt*or
ity uf the Atlantic peril by in*
Thr ironic linking of th# S6 nuunemg that ilnkinfa in th#
foot »iaft w p fr|H»rte»| by CtDt. *##k of July 12-18 were th#
Walter It reward I’n sland, who highest unci* the war began and!
•aid » low rnlionexl U-boat til* that AII Ini Ionic# "have greatly
IS* AUMlIlM P n m
Jockm hit boat juit off Havana., rv reeded new run at rue I bin** d e i ]
In E g y p t, flhurp fig h t Inn f u r r e d him**'If and two other pile ru trvm endoui volume.
flared to d ay on th e n o rth e rn rruwmen out and then helped
On the other aide of the ledger
s e c to r o f th e E l A lam ein thermtelvta to 40,000 pound* of the government ha# extended it#
iiw, rannid good* and a quart- c n v n y H ya te m , opened anti-aubfr o n t, 7 6 m iles w est
A le x ­ Tini
till of I I cm I nil. The three mr- martne cchooli, added e«cort vesa n d ria ,
a fte r
the B ritis h vivur* heard un eiploakin later •eli and Increased #lr pit roll in
lashed out al Orman nnd and presumed the craft w n ■link an all-out effort to iniai'h the
Italian forces.
The RAF Thu* in 3.1 day* Axis under underwater menace Into produc­
raider* have averaged near­ tion it hat thrown the facilities
again battered At Axfei-Occu- water
ly two victim* daily on the haul*
greatest shlpymrds.
of Tobnik and El •if iej»or1ed sinking* on the west­ of Inthetheworld's
pled baaes
b
field of prvdoction maxi­
Dabs.
»
|ern Atlantic
A t l a n t i c fro
front
With the }«»•■ mum effort* have Wen made to
Alter being lugged
rgrd (ld«i by uf the 100 »hi|
hip* went the Hvr* overcome the dftAril Treated by
aanditorma and lo » chitidi™ lint . f pore than 2 0 0 0 t e a m em , i
the ai nk inifa Recently Rear AdUh deaert fo rm •truck fktruluy i Still »iii»»ing are at b u t If 20
11'*■ ■lav** Freai (*■!* T »« I
night on the northern acctur u f
tnen nnd
thi •*»•&gt;»
front where
Ails nidi
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Soviets Fight Desperately To Stem
Great Nazi Push Against Stalingrad

British Lash Out
German And Italian
, Forces On Northern
El Alamein Front

Fighting continued there Mon­
day, front dlsnatches said.
British warships are giving the
Ails seaborne supply line* a
l . i S l n i V , J uly
iteady pounding which i* putting
sA% Hr l^ia h ^ruyi »n ISr Volga rod oil instal­
a serious crimp into Field Mar­ m 11It a* I , am! twditical circles were lations st Maikop
shal Erwin Rommel's Egyptian gravely litnrrnied today over th#
The lands just conquered or
rampalgn.
jcout«* uf the Human fighting now threatened by the German
Along with frrvjucnt shellings •ml de.cr»W«d the current battle drive in sum# part* are rich*?
of the advanced Axis supply baso]1*"
t|l‘^ ,
important
yet than the Ukraine and are almost (
Uk'ht
I x it h f r o m it m i l i t a r y g n d a* extensive. It was said
at Matruh, this work at present
riornn
point
uf
view
In the Kursk and
Vorunrth
is th# most important part of the
Thr r lutiries, whose niia#« provinces. 30,000,000
acres of
navy’s contribution to the desert
not permitted t«j W pub- wheat are under cultivation and
war
**-d, i|e*,-nbed the rrtnin as there are even more I'lltiu irf
Supply ships laden with gmso
M
*
in Ihe T-milys risk rwgjon field• i»f wheat m th# An&gt;v-Black
line, ammunition and foodstuff*
1hr ' t i ilu i*t hnttJv" for Sout h *•* area eimund Rnatov and th#
have been-,.sunk within the lam
Runs tan
North t aurasus.
two w „ k . (hip. Who- aafr ar
nf&gt; said lr,
, that lh#r# \ Altogether, it was said, 23 p#r
I, hey
the dinger
riT«l would K. y, m.ant an«Ui.*r
.
,N rn)XJ(^, flx&lt;J M f„ t renl uf the Soviet u n lo n 'a culU
“(hot In U if artn. far th« w . j r y
lh,
|,u. . „ n |*eople had In- v a le n t land h a s
been
lo s t
or
e»#my forcas. With them proo I trr»»„! m ;Se U»t f#
dajra threatened s in c e the l a t e s t Ger­
ably went a doien smaller c r * f t« I t&gt;,PV ^ „ ntnl out that If the man offensive began. If th# Off*
lightars, schooner* and such — I Germans could establish and
nd hold men* reach Lh# Volga at Rtallnwhich were blasted to bits by1bridgeheads over th#
Don
Ion at g r » d t h e y will h a v e g a in e d al­
navy bomb#re and th# gflns &amp;f j Tsimlynnsk they would h#
l#a# m o s t h a l f o f K u a a t a 'a r u t t l ( ( t * d
ha laaa
tha fleet.
{
I than 'JtMJ mllrt from lha oil erti
tthi land
Th# enemy's ffterish efforts to

Hitler Suvs (ierman*
Nmv Have Iteaehed
Or Crossed Lower

I S. Troops Wave to Hying Fortress in Itritain

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Concerned Over Russian Battle!

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Regulations On
‘Luxury’ T ru ck s

Roy R. Wright
Send-Off Is
hursdayFur
(Graduates From
Thursday
Negro Draftees
Naval Hospital

Go Into Effect

City Commission
Rules Dogs Must
Be In o c c u ia te d

llo d y G e ls 2 U e tiu c s ts
For
E s t a b lis h m e n t
O f 1’ ic n ie (Jr o u n d s ,

And Recapping Is
Virtually
Hunned

U-bcati to rommlt talHilaKr in
predated ami pi holster \ h .fr
aoYed lha tiail rt(hl» of I hi*
democracy Monday — amt th.- .pirliThese young men, who will
United Stair* Supreme Court
broke off It* racatlon to hrar Irate for an undisclosed destina­
tion from Orlando, recently vol­
their nlta.
unteered In the United States
On Wfdneaday at noon, the tr! Ntvy. "1 am sure their relative*
buna! will open a special term so and friends will l&gt;* glad to tea
that deftnee cmm»»l may preaent them at the depot If only for a
patiIlona for wrtla of habeas cor­ frw minute*, and I hope many
pus In bahslf of tha man. now other ritltena will be there," Mrs.
on trial for their Uvea before a llousFolder added.
military commission appoint'd by
President RoosevalL
(Tbs writ of hsbeai corpus 1* I
an ancient Institution, the history |
of which U c lowly Intertwined
with th* history of freedom in th*
EnglUh-epaailng world.
It ha*
for Its object tha bringing of a
prisoner
a court or Judge,
■oner before
b ‘
tally to determine whether h*
LONDON, July ««, lAV-Tb*
is being
detained. Prlsbouts legally
I
mnana loaf eight out of M to
ITS do not have soth right* 70 bomber* In a raid over Birm­
tn Nasi OormanyJ
*
ingham, the midlands industrial
Tbs Supremo Court according center today. Incendiaries fall to
to Informed persons who were not th* London district which had
willing in bo quoted by name, will first alght alarm since Jens S.
b ar* two palata to pass uponi
The British admitted fires and
1. Whether it baa any right damage to the Birmingham area.
lha petitions In view
The Oermine retaliated yeaorder denying tsrday to RAP raid* with wldMa
to such prls' ‘ i over t3 districts of
oppfnw bomba at nutmachine-gunning lb *
1 . Whether tha atUIUry comtoiaalaa baa Juriadktloa to try tha streats of tom* towns, but the
den* was trial! by comwith tha havoc tbs RAP
at Hamburg, Latest re­
ports said 40 persons were killed
in lha Cermaa daylight raids, and
that many other • |

Germans Lose 8
Bombers In Raid
Over Birmingham

2

Health U nit Will
Hold T* B. Clinic

tobarcubwla clinic for
ccatacto and T
T.B.
J . ‘ sui pacts

bo bald a t th* Health Unit Thera.

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Lake City-Live Oak
—
start
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transp, rtatiitr
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M2. William* won hi* i*n»«
l ,
maintenance
th# tlm# fir# shoot
purpoar ,,f rrpalMng „t,t
Good# rtvfaHadi thr top »
If
fill
J*|MV,
Kuusthold effect­
nan of the milch w*r# t
Brown of Tempo, Clasa A A, kiv&gt;, ing material* or ■t-rvicr **&lt;!*•
Raymond Lte
of
Clearwstrr, , for landscaping »r lH-nulif * mu
Class A, B42 and Miss LUxlJ
Th# order iwlit# that «uch v
Walker of Ocala, Class It. m« i
hklrs " ir f no! rnt»tl#*l l&lt;‘
Tbs Postal mite be* are rTgular, ping svrric# unlr«* »•f!•■# thr
feature* of sit club forming thr I o f a month any rro*i»« «r»- l*
West Coast PUsol League TTt-y
are open to all registered shoot over n o t f » « i « i f*«t t i o i k w
llirsu ir uf it* li"'1’
era of each club, ocorrs *r# for list A**
warded to the league secretary quota, th# local U»Mfd nevei i
and tabulated tad the shooter* .had any r m p crrtlfxi»(i * i*
In fart '
are placed In various rln ar* *r j cv#r. |t wn* itati'd
cerdfrrv lo th# results Th» h«*l n u m ik « r o f a n p i i f n t m n » t I i
cannot
be
met
clubs holds
practice
every Wtdneaday from J uu I'
Th# order !• • blow t»* ■*I1
1C to 6:00 P. I f . with all
*al#rs and dvttvrry »#rvi**-* I'*
ere Invited to participate
•ri mav turn to th# puldo • •
H«ra, when present tire* «**mi •
Railroad* and truck line* m»v
U*«d for long haul*, whll# near
customers mav havr t*&gt; rell i
tonally for ihelr order* *»r p*
haps g#t d#tlv#ry by th# h*»
TALLAHASSEE, J»ly *8, (#) and wafon system
—TV* Stats Road Department
Monday rejected a* too high all
bids fey work on tha m »
W

flu If*

to undertake th*
Job of completing th*
with Its own facilities
,___ uf th* department cell
foe paring I I mil** * f highway
and coorrtructlng I I bridge* on th*
ulb*d of tb* hurriFlorida E ast C,4»t
t* tb* Island

beard rejected low bid.
1147*601

*4 brailted

O il Company of Mi■ rru n l day* eg* foe earfsc41 mi)** of tb* highway,
Thomas A . Johnson sold
_____ m « 60 ! - t » abov. th*

wh*‘ ,h4
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Strike Temporarily

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Have Informal Recess

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; afte
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m in g frtm work end
Speaker Rayburn **ld after * talk finding hi* d in n e r unprepared.
With President Rnoeevrlt MnmUt
Police found thr body of M r s
that h* *tpecl*d Congre»* "I Dor* llodgr" nn the dining room
least lh* House end of ll &lt;» lw floor late yr«trrd sy
Thomas
In Informal recu s for five „r -n Olln llodgve, 22 . » « i fciund dy­
weeks,
ing cn thr porrh A hliKwJ-ilalnad,
R aring appointed Keprrarutn pearl, hsmllrd knife was al his
t i n BulwInti* (D.. N. C l »* side.
speaker pro tom earlier in th'
llth rr said Ih ry i|uarreled after
day, Rayburn visited th* Whlx- 1 Mrs. Hodge, told hrr husband
Itetta* to cbock up on (he P m i aba was III and wanted lo eat
deaf* legislative program.
out.
AH, bovrwer, that he would » « y
They had I-ern married ftsr
*W Uavtng was: "I told the I’ r r .
men lbs.
d*Wt goodbye. 1 am going hunute Texaa for a little sunshine in _ MOHR ~I*AMACHUTlHm"
of getting rid of a tore

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Nulun Said Too III
To Appear In Court
MIAMI. July 2M. .41 --Claud*
K -Ian, Miami and Jackaonvllle
til, and auli)mut,(le dealer, was
Uh&gt; ill t„ sppmr in court yesterda) fur arraignment nn * charge
of -ailing tlrra contrary 'a ra­
tioning reatriclinna, his attorney
rvp rted
Instead, A lly Dwwey M K n ig h t
of Miami filed w ritten legal ob­
jections In th* form uf d e m u r r m ,
ami Fed eral Judge John W . H o l­
land set o ral argum ents on the**
points for Aug. 8.

The Indictments charged Nolan,
Nolsn-I’ealer Holers, Inc., of Mi­
ami. Claud* Nolan, Inc, oL Jack ­
sonville, and Nolan'* nephew, Con­
nor Drown, nephew and vie* pres­
ident of In* Jacksonville breach,
sold new tire* taken from now
cars, representing them a* used
tires.

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M anym utinr and Avt^ado A v r | n it n i n * ! th # »p|.f«*arh#to to vital
nu#«, about 10 blin k ■ i»Ul Of\ w rit Sta InibTT n&gt;l « *• * i i »»m U #r f o r co n *
Flr«t S ir*# ! Mijwrvrr th# water Jl-ct 111*
vnlumr o f lh# ■prinira wo# J-jdif#d
In lu ffk le n l
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(Sat B#cti«n iu b im ltrd a petition
a tk in * that th# |hm.I nut b# vatabllih rd H #r# b#cau«# of lh# fr##t
fjul*»nc# to nearby r fiid r n t * "

200 B uh DriverH In
Alabama (k&gt; On Strike
ly

—A strike cf 200 bus drivers of
tb* Crvscent Motors and Crescent
Capitol II1I1, Senator BarkBtage. left Anniston, Gadsden nnd
Kontacky, Democrsatlc lesdHuntsville, all major site* nf,
iton not te s**k
war Industrie*, without public,
.. any eontrovers lal legtstransportation today and *nd*d
lair at least a mcnih.
■arsis* on right intercity line*.
ll th a n la a quorum
Tb* driver*, member* of tn* AFL
today," be said.
unlen, left demanding a wag*
t H was bad polboori cf 11 1-1 percent for driv­
y ta past on Im
Gaiter ta a aerioui btelth praber* and 10 percent for meehamlct.
tom, related to tb* lack of iedte*
WHATH I
— —:■
. In Uh water and soft. In Uh ter­
Canada shipped good*
F L O R ID ^ -E a U ia r ------ ------serrounding tb* Ql
cited Kingnlfht with t ftw Widal/ Mfttttnd 1416,000.000 to the Unite
and parts t f tb* Rocky
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tk o a k fiW v in U U aftao w a. * dom la m l .

BALTIM ORE; Ud7 ju ly M, UP)
—Reports that "psracSuUste" or
other objects were dropped from
ualdeetlfled pianos In ura* areas
nter Wssh'ngton today wrr* In*
FastIs* ted bv m ilitary autborillm.
Sim ilar reoorts last weak wwrc
tore*Ugsted and showed no bnM*.

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Truck Owners
Asked To (all
For Gas Books r

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State Will Build
Overseas High way

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Civil Rights Of
Democracy Are
Invoked At Trial

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Enlistees Will'
l&gt;eave Thursday

Members
Of Seminole Gun
Club Win Prizes

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hart iwrpl Into broailaxlr i»»i
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Established In 1908

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xabl today
that tlrsp .tr s o m e W si d ill*
c * ti ns end Inrnnvenlenc**, lo­
re ! train srn rlrv probably w ill
be discontinued for the dura­
tion in place* where duplicat­

ing bis service Is reasonably
adequate
it* disclosed hr had aakad
S tate public service commis­
sions to survey local rail and
passengtr bus service with tb*
view to releasing engine* atol
ears for more Important **fvlr*.

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�TUESDAY. JU L Y 28. 1*42

THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA

Tht Sanford Herald
Already there are omlnoua nlgn* in the North and
Eaat that the scarcity of fuel will bring on a heating crtol*
next winter which will aeriouaiy affect almost every family
living in the latitude* where the temperature* go no low
that a constant furnace fire haa to be maintained In order
to keep the wife and kiddie* from freezing to death.
The change-over from coal to oil burning furnace* haa
been n steady trend up North both for economy’s sake and
because of greater simplicity of operation and neatness.
It Is a recognized* fact that a rfoodly proportion of the
homes, apartments, and business establishments in the
North, once heated by coal, are now kept warm with oil
burning furnaces, and that these heating systems consume
a tremendous amount of sorely needed petroleum.
It is out of the question to try to switch back to coal
because an entirely new system would have to be Installed
and the equipment is not available anyway. Thpre apparcntly la no solution, granted that the oil situation will con*
Unite serious and It looks as though It will, and the only
means of keeping a lot of people warm thla winter appears
to be in getting them to come td Florida where the natural
rays of the sunshine tnke the place of mechanical heating
devices.
It sppears to us that this angle presents a golden op­
portunity for Florida citie* and chambers of commerce to
base their advertising campaigns on th* thought that the
sure way to stay warm this winter and avoid the sickness
attendant with cold rooms, la to spend the season in Flor­
id*.
In such a campaign, wr feel mire the government will
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY co-operate by granting the necessary gasoline allotments
to motorists who will show evidence that they will remain
THUS CONSCIENCE DOTH In this state for a reasonable length of time. The gaso­
MAKE COWARDH OF US ALL. line used In getting a family, say from New York, to Flor­
Th* wicked flee when no man
ida would be but a small fraction of the amount of fuel
panoath.— Proverb* 2(1:1.'
that family would consume if it had to remain in the East.
In other words every person or family coming to Flor­
ida this winter will be playing an Important part in helping
to conserve the nation’s fuel ao necessary to keep the in­
dustrial war machine functioning at Its maximum capacity.
I-et’a emphasize this and males every effort to make San­
ford's coming tourist season the biggest ever.

DELAND. July Z8, (*■&gt;— Dr. C.
R. Pittird of Miami w u elected
pm id m t of the Florid* Baptist
uxsrmbly at th* annual bualneu
aaaaion
at
Stetson univerrity
Monday. He succcedi the Rev. C.
E. Roger* of Tamp*.
Herat. To ( t t h i m Idea of pres
•nt rapacity. Irt’a arbitrarily a*aume 400 plane* are
carry In*
three ton* apiece at ZOO mile*
an hour. That figure* tn a maxi­
mum capacity of 5,760,000 tonmllea a day.

I t la the land
children

where

mind*

of

Social Calendo

Mrs. John Vaughan
Honored At Meeting

Mm. John Vaughan, praaldent
of the T ru th Se^kem ( laaa of th-»
Kirvt MethodUt t'hurrh, waa hon
ornl at a card and g ift ahower
at the reg ular bualnraa and aoclal 1
m rrting of the claaa held Monday \
Mi«* Julanne Howard S a* re
at 3:0u I*
M in the C h u rch '
tut nr«l to hurl M )rr« after *l»lt
A nnei.
ing fi lend* here
Mr* T V. WtUon led the t|«vc ,
tiorial* and in unlaon the group
•ang "Thi* l« My F a th e r’s W orld’
After thr Nineteenth Paalm *« »
read, (he rla*a offered a prayer
for nien in the service.
Mr* L S lla rk e y wa* in charge
of the program which opened
with the aingtn^ of " l a v t Shine*
tt H *M J*
T r O ' ‘ W w r v S r if t e r t - f t iH r r iW f f t h J

Ueintzelman’s Inc.
Uvtogetoa and Blat*
FU .

Phone 6159_______

“Flying Boxcars” •
Are Said Likely
IN TOWN—
URUVKK

WASHINGTON, Ju lr Z*. ('
W &gt;—Sky-filling fleet* of Gyii
boxrarx, toting whole armiea ai

Two btj
of yood

•I 200 milea an hour are a Juataround-the-eomer il«Yflopment In
tie military picture.
Henry J Kaiaer. the
W’eat
Cuaal
miracle builder,
wasn't
iuat talking through hia Hat when
he propoaed conversation of nine
rna&gt;or ahlpyarda to freight-plane
plants turning out a*W
*«0 aeventvton cargo places a month. Tfe
Army haa announced construction
of an Illinois plant
to
make
nlanra of “two-boicar” capacity
That'a the way the wind'* blow-

.’r | P i

OSetsI U. L Racy f l a t

This U. 9. Douglas diva bomber baa lost relume 1 to Its carrier tomewbera la the Pacific.Jt* tad b riddled
by bullets afUr an attack against the Japs. Th* pilot sits In Ih* cockpit unharmed. Immediately after
damaged plane* land, th* repair crew on the carrier goes to work and they are put In Up shape *€•]&gt;
within t short tlm*. Long training make* the*# mechanics so e(TV-lent that theft speed In fixing aircraft
—.
appears miraculous to anyont watching them at weak.

t.OCO.DOO miles with tuppliee for
Australia. The Chungking Ferry
Command under Brig. Gen. Earl
Neiden is in soma measure taking
tSe niece of the lort Burma Road.
Oltlcal materials hare been flown
to Britain. Rusal* and the Near
*&gt;•
.
The cargo planes now being
tried ara largely converted com­
mercial planes, some ZOO of which
were rrqubtloned from U. B. air­
lines. The bulk of them ara 13tonnerz.
The longer Ih* hop, IS* more
gas and fewer war goods moat
be rarrb d . Abore three tons of
pay-load la a fair average of
munition! ner plan*. The number
of cargo pbne* Ip service now b

fana and lota
cooling drink*

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STORE &amp; BAR

Serve them ’’fight­
ing foods" next
time you serve...
Whether it's the
boys in service or
your Red Cross
Chapter.
Let Robb’s Bakery
supply healthful,
home baked foods
for you.

ROBB’S
• -*
Home Bakery
101 W. FIRST STREET

THE FLORIDA HOTEL IS NOW
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

Congrrssman Joe Hrndrirka, of
our Fifth Florida District, writes
hall ba down to see thr llsu
early thle fall or after his ap­
proaching wedding.
m Recent burinees men of Or­
lando noted here: Johnnie Gra­
ham, A. J. Thomas, number
Morgan. R. G. Coffmsn, Lsu's
Brimmer. Tho gas tanks ara tha
prids of Bupr. Stevens’ heart and

MRS. PEARL HANSELL IN CHARGE

REDUCED DAILY • WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY RATE8

tha spotI

•

1 Clothes Must Last Twice As Long! To Clean
Them Often Is The Answer!
Men’n

F r it

(Cleaned

an d

Blocked)

HATS 6 5 c
Dresses 6 5 c
Suits
65c

It’s prompt, afflcb et aad courte­
ous. U will help you If pour
tlm* b budgeted and you want
» qukV bat tasty hmrhwn,

**One car from Wheeling, W. Va.,
brought In approximately 95.000
pound* cf nail*. To better nail
tha Axis, eay all.
WUaata In tha tool A work,
man cam* tn th* Baa* via Over•trust Sprteg. In a hammock ao*
m0* north of th* big 1,000 rear
old cypreaa trw*. A t 7 :1 0 A JI,
juat on ha rounded th* bassd In
th* rood (going east) n mama

Mr

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I trail C h a rlr* I Iyd r Hull
In fa n lr)
ha* tra n a frrrrd !*•
A rm y A ir I orpa a* a flying
rrr
Lieut Hurt who i* Mow
tinned at Camp Whevder tea
proreral to K r llr ) Kleld. Tr»
a abort leavr

WASHIN(.TON

Sgt. lisv k l C o u rse ,
U r n r d to Crrnn S v l f l . Ti
ha la aUitlorusI w it) Ih
S la l* a Arm y H r \t*»lr»l
th rr
Mr*
lla t t ir
r*»ur
unrl*. r W T a lr *sf I ►.I

WE ALSO DELIVER!
A.SK ABOUT OUR ECONOMICAL
LAUNDRY SERVICE
B rin g in c o a l h n n g et* fo r g arm en tn
— w * co n ’l g e t a n y m o rel

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that kit*

YOU'LL LIKE
OUR SERVICE!

POTATOES

II ruld Msddrn lif t f..r W eshinglolt, D I
y r a t r id e ,
e f t rr
ai'.rtdHIg A wi^k w ith Ma iw r.w l.,

110 EA ST SECOND ST.
A Luncheon P b t *

Adelaide Kerr &lt;
Ndviee To I

|M*em. “(Jotl'a Heat**.
Mr* lla r k e y conducted a con
t«aat of five Hible questions and
■ Iwtok of poem* by Mi*a Ella a
HORN KR—THORN I.K V
beth H arkry waa nreaenled to the
John Thom a* Tho m ley uf Sum- conte*t w inner, Miaa &lt;\ I* Good
m erfleid ia announcing thr marriagt of hia aiater, .Mi** Etnm a
Mr* Jn« I&gt; Jlnkin*. Mra A. ( ’ an,j \ |r i
Lillian T h o m lry . t«* Jack W illi* S la rk r Mr* ,\V It KdrnfleM an.I &lt;irIt*rn|a* «
llo m e r
1 hr event t&lt;«k place Mr* J K Ttiaer entertained the R, | j r
tla*«
An it r m u tr « a i *rnfea| j | \ \
|„
July 2rt in Ijtkeland
t*. thr follow lmr
Mr*
lla r k r ) J
Mr* KdenftrM. Mr* J II Craw
\ |r
ford Mr* R l*er. M/« Jean ie INit 1«he •r t - .
ANNOUNCEMENT
nafu \fr* M K Moye. Mr* K atie I H, it. t.»
Mr
and Mr*
llrnr&gt;
J
Griffin Mr* NN |* &lt; hapm an. Mr* ! » , ( . th«
Thurston announce thr ri»
Joe Tulle. Mr* W alter C la rk , Mr* 1h n iik Sh
gagement and appr«&gt;aching mar
&lt; K lAird, Mr* O live W'ell* and*
Mr* Hriblie W illiam *
• |ldl\ It
riage of their flaughter. Em
\l*o Mr* T W W illiam *, Mr* S » vafiiiMh
mrline Mal&gt;el. t«» Jactdt Shealy
Mattel lllount. Mr* J W M arket » « k rn.I
Beat of S&gt;rarii»e. N Y . form
Mr* (goodhue, Mr* W ilto n. Mr* and M r.
erly of Sanford The wedding
will take place sometime III Starke, Mra. It K C renshaw . Mr* mrompan
V aufhan. Mra W K Sm ith and Jnn. who
the early Kali
Mra. Martha M nffitt
I a »&lt;rk

CLEANED A PRESSED
CASH &amp; CARRY ’

Sanford
Naval Air Base
Beams
By W. M. GLBNN

Bridge Party Given
For Miss Jane Lloyd
“ aurpriae" l&gt; rthday
party la&gt;t &gt; tm in ( for th eir niece.
Mi*« J ■nr LI,.M l. » ho "rrctltrtdj
many gift* from her friend*. At
the fo n ru ito n uf bridge, high
•core p n ira » c r r iw in lc t i t*» Mi * * '
lx&gt;ui»r iV rk in s and J e t S ltC a illn .
Danny Vlim an wa» w inner lu the
Scrrrnu ce n tral.
, who hat tiern via
Mr* Hett*, Rsulstrd by Mr*
in Hanford, left to
H. S Llo y d , a r n r d
a tweet
couf *c to t ha fulhiwing gutwt*
Slit*
MIm IV rk in *, M l**;
Mr and Mr* H W Ham.I ha,l
Mary W iggma, Mia* Ja n e S ch u iti. aa th« rr g u ra l la *l wrvk I heir
Mi*. Mary
W ight, Miaa E lia - young grandson. Itubbir lla in il.
If -trhlaon.
Mr
McCaatm .
Mr
A Itnian, Ed w ard
Higgi nt. Ibek | A lbert
M H irrw
Itrnwn,
F ra n k
W oodruff.
III. Trn u
i« v.eiting
NS alter T u rn e r. C h a rlra ('ameron L«w |* MlUht'll fur
nlwl h u illry Mct'own
M m Marger«;t StnngM Iow
S ta rk e I* the b*&gt;u«r gu#*l of 5
A II W allace. S iU e r U k e

WE PAY FAIR PRICES

O vU ado,

Telephone 148

Mr. end Mra. A. 1. Hetta were

Don’t sacrifice your Truck,
Pickup or Station Wagon.

W EEKLY NEWS COLUMN

pbt* except far
widening. Casino*
House Naval A t
told ma it would
I told him It we
If It wasn't I 1
1100 If ha would
It war* complete!
at row boat ailUM

MARJORIE ROSA COGBUUN, Society Editor

0 . D. FARRELL, Prop.
Phan* t M f .
Mather Bldg.
(Formerly B tffftU 'i Liq. Store)

H r JO N

THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA

S ocial A n d Personal Activities

ARCADE
Package Store

It may be presumed that Florida will be harder hit by
gasoline than any other state in the union. For 48.6 per­
cent of total Florida revenues comes from gnsolfno and au­
tomobile levies, which is the highest figure In the entire
United States.
Since Florida Is also a tourist state, rationing hits the
rtnlp treasury a double blow: First by reducing consump­
tion by year-round residents, secondly by keeping tourists
nway. which reduces their auto tax contribution to zero.
The 48.6 percent figure combines gasoline nnd vehicle
license fees. In these individual categories, Florida is not
highest In the union—not oulte. Nebraska, Georgia, Ore­
gon. South Cacollna, and Virginia (in that order) get a
higher percentage of state revenue from gasoline taxes.
Iowa. New llamiuhire, and Vermont get a higher percent­
age from vehicle licenses. But none of these states hits
the motorist for as high a combination of gasoline and li­
cense taxes, In proportion to total atale revenue.
Hence Florida stands to benefit more than any other
state by the bill recently Introduced In congress by Senator
Russell of Georgia, which would require the federal treas­
ury to reimburse the various states for ail tax revenue lost
through gasoline rationing.—St. Petersburg Independent.

Abe aa free aa thr flowing we.
ta n :
U U th# land whfr* children go
ejtanlv aa book*.
TOvi%h the ifrrt-n ptarra *hpfF a
rwaet wild beauty
A vail* the picking flngrra, svelte
the budding hr net
Hare la a road where there la time
for walking and dreaming
Hare is a hill where there la lime
for climbing and ringing.
Hare la a meadow where there la
time for growing, growing - Where each might go hi* aeparete
. way . . . Ilut the chorua
Of the roicea of children la Mend­
' *4 tn tinging of free tend,
A * free aa the green of the turnraer, a* warm ea the luimn.r.
This b no land of tho marching
children, gentlemen:
I t b lb* young Und, yuulh that
By JO E HENDRICKS
haa coma of age qulcklr:
Ik Uttar* the purpose end viadnni
of age, dark genlirmrn.
project end thst $44,000,000 odt
But It b a Und that cherlahea
uf the rjj.000,000 will be spent
always
To# fnadom of youth In tta recently canceled the contract In the Fifth District. Of course
of the Biffins Industrie* of New
h u rt
Orleans, Louisiana, for the con­ there are many of the opponent*
JOSEPH JOEL KEITH.
struction of a $4i,000,000 ship who say it will taka three yean
building program. $10,000,000 had 10 build tW caaal and by than
11 will not serve the war alms.
Wa understand th* RA F lias alrtady been spent on this pro­ We hupe they are correct In as­
gram
and the Higgins was going
■ t mad* a chopped meat sandto put out on* victory ship a day. suming the war will be over In
Thla would moan Un thousand three years, but Mr. llltltr 1*
Ions of shipping each day from 1930 when he Invaded Pol land
Th* cost of th* present war la this on* ship yord. The War P ro -1ai.uied hia (Weple
that
1241
■0 prodigious, we suggest a njor- duction Board gave Its reason would end with complete victory.
Hitler
told
his
for canceling on* ship yard. The In 1941 Mr
War Production Board gave as people that hit time-tmbb waa.off
A Gtrman tuhmaHna haa sunk It* reason for canceling this con­ sllgntlv but h* waa quit* positive
I tmion-ladan schooner after tak- tract “shortage of steel.’' In the that victory would b* complete in
4 off tht caryo. If our patrol first place, I Think If w* ere that 1942 Now In 1242
1042 hb U*k
task b
mil c a n t aaa thi U-boat maybe short on atoel thor* should be a much greater than It wax In 1941
tha
German
A aroma will rive It away.
censorship out on tb* Information xnd he hit told
ao wa would not be lending com­ people to prepare for n long war.
If
thr
father
of
tha
panaor
and
fort
to
the
enemy
aad,
in
the
i n f Yioriu i f i r i , in s oif*
problem confronting poet, second pbeo, 1 don’t think there th* blltekrrig could M ao far
planner* waa tb* Job of Is that much of a shortage of • rung. It may h* that tho op­
ng up all th* barbed wire, steel. I d* net know what la be- ponents of thb canal could be
the difficulty arena to ba hJnd the cancellation of thla wrong and that thla canal may
t* do with all th* army contract and It aeeoms that Con- yet serve s great purpoe* In thb
areas Is In the same mood. We war. Whether It doe* or not. tha
have crlled for aa Investigation commercial
tonnage
p n esing
Con­ through thb ex Dal In peace lira*
I t bow seam s ou r ship-building af the whole affair and
would
amply
Justify
the
expen­
gressman
J.
Hardin
Peterson
of
fogram w as a ll a m istake.
No
and 11* canal'* axbtaaca.
M are r thought, until , b t * l y . the First IMetric l of Florida, ha* diture
been appointed aa CHalrnikn of a I h«ve no doubt but that tan year*
Moot th* slmpi. proposition that subcommittee
of the Committee from now those who opposed it
g era didn’t have *o many ship* on Merc hast Maria* aad Fisheries will feel a bit lilty ’ when they
the German* couldn't sink so to go lata the matter and air •re compelled to road *0*0 * H
Many of 'sm.
the details of this cancellation. their statoeMnU In view of ra­
•,
■
•
Mr. Foteraon has hid a good deal isin obtained In eam pbtiac thb
A lot of people are worried
ran*] from Corpus Christi, T risa,
ghaut continuad Rue*lan withto Boetoa,
Moooarbosom ffba
dfnvaU, bet what they forget b
land eat acroaa Florida waa •
ihat Xuaab n tra r won an offenbottle-nackv the ether psrilesss

1*42

COLD WAVE

^T O Y W m W V ve
Far Woo Id-Re Invader*
(From the Saturday llevlrw of
Literature)
TO* t* the land of the child, dark
gantlrmen:

28.

HEADS BAPTISTS

Nazis Have Sunk
400Allie4Vessels
In West Atlantic

HEAD 'EM OFF, SOMEBODY!

TU ESD A Y. JU L Y

|EVERY MINUTE COUNTS— BUY MORE BONDS

BARGAIN DAY
TODAY

OT WEATHER SPECIALS

Mies t a l l r r if if
Krti|$&gt;
II"
vn u D fral ilau /iitvr of Mr an&gt;l M*
J. L
H urt, rvtum r*| l*«i «•*«&lt;
to c i t y H ospital in Mnhilr. Ala
to rtiu p to train inir
Miss llu«
wa a fra n tc.J a Ir a v r uf al&gt;*rtu
to bo w ith her rldrat bn»th«
Jennlnjra. ahu ha* !»rrn ill
f a ll
tHno K rn n y la th r namr«*kr
her cousin, thr la ir &lt; allien*
Kenny of lla ltlm n rr. M-l
in «
Ilf Ion, B is lr r M ary Keirina. v» I
was a mrmlwr **f thr Si*trr«
C h a rily irw] head «•f City 11•»«i ••* •
In Mobile fur many &gt;rar*
MiE a U lU Hurt is alst* trainin'* *
City 'Hospital and will fratiua'
n t it

jrra r

Mra. Kunicr Kay aial 11 I
Dane were united In mamaie
Thu redry at 6:00 i‘ M, ,l (hr
hom* of th* minister of the Flr.l
Baptist Church of Deland, the
Bar. S . Grady Snowden.

PRESCRIPTIONS
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St else
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met

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t r i a l ••!«•• It*
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tu»w t h a t
t 'ir
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I h r i •• • k
•
. till ttVt r and met t h* n . •«"
fk#- ahseffitren. Imping l i t ' . ••
inure will ariswet
then *..*••
and pruvldr the Ntr**n&gt; v
'vr l&gt;u**lneas to continue
When the supph nie*’t«l I. f. •
'ill c»me t«» a v*ite fr«entU »n "
‘ «nate. the i|U4ir mi lualdt* i
•Malnttl and the vote Imd I..
••*er for a ilsy a lontlitgren.
. y r a r i* t » • * •» *!•» • i« *t**$ i| h i
Hat nrobwhly hasn't arisen •!»»•
,*• rnli9t*-«| ittMfii »*( iHie* *Army
'He ifefenae effort *!aited
t n, \ r Kfi*irr* T « k' n * l I raifiin f
(hat day, a rhetk iip n \ r- |..l
Klral
that 37 a«natora were nut *d • •mmafi'l Btatiixi II*- i*
V T fra n t
H a rry S
I'arn rH , of
tNa city.
Aa with the Benste. su with the i)«rto U , Ark«n*M* K r i f r t f i l I'arlloua*-,perhap* even nmrr •*. • • I I I * u n i) r *

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

yMBISCH BUILDING

DIM-OUT
TAMPA. July 29, i

TELEPHONE 103

'

CONSERVE
d Y our Clothes

Billy O. Robnoll*
Mary Ja n * Robnclt*
Mrs. Bill Tyre
Herbert Rtoothoff, Jr.
John Henry Fryer

WED - SPECIAL
. CLOSEOUT OF
CHILDREN'S SHOES
8ANDAI.S

ion is Imperative
Tho dolly u io of lony dislfi • &lt; I
local toloplrono so rv ln .
•
out tho “ w or b u sy ” h o "i
m ountiny in sucit ovor-un • • ■ |
volurno tlia l tclcp h o n i) lm- » ■r•11
to our w or effort oru bi
to rio u tly co n g ested .
Thoto lo ny d iita n co O” ' ' .1
lines must bo kept clocn
•
u rg en t calls o f w or a g o n c ’ s mul
industries on g og ed in w ar w o r k .
W a cannot build n o w linr-% boca u sa tha n ocossary m a tctm K cno
b ein g used in tho m an u lu clu io uf
w eap o n * o f w ar.
Your c o o p e ra tio n Is n o w i m ­
p e ra tiv e . W ith you r h e l p wi&lt; c a n
k ee p tolophono lines clour ami w r*
a r a a p p e a lin g to y o u , c o n f i d e n t
th a t you w ill v o lu n to cr t h e h e l p
w a a tk .
W a urgo th a t you corofully
follow the fe w sim ple s u g g e s t i o n s
outlined In th o o p p o ilto column.

MAKE at LEAST
ONE LESSCALL
fc ^ A D A Y ^
&lt;uuJeate tb&amp;cJon
tAs Vtice /fy to o y

fl/ou Can Help

P la n w hat you want to l a y »o y o u r
c a ll m ay bo brl«»f a n d 10 avoid th»

nccoviity for another call.
W h e n e v e r p o t t ib le , c a ll b y n u m b t r .

L o c a l Calls
Uie yo u r lolephone ip arin gly —
(ivoid u n n e c j o r y or unim portont
ia (i« l (o llv
Be luro to roploce your receiver

o&lt;h

your

io n o

h a b its

fo r m o rs Information on this subfact
llitan to th e "Tolophono Hour" ro d lo
program b ro a d co st over N J .C . n et­
work o v ary M o n d a y of 9 p. m . fi.Mf.T.
10 p. m . C .W .T.J.

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PAGE FOUR

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THE 8ANF0HD HERALD, BANFOBD, FLORTOJL

Byron Nelson
Beats Heafner
In Golf Meet

Ted Williams
Reiser, With
Runs Batting
14-Point
Mark To .352'

.354 Average, Has
Margin Over Lombardi

NEW YORK. July 28, tvP&gt;—In
-the true Dodger tradition uf dotnf
thlritra a littla differently, Pate
Kaiaar d j I on ataam In tha Na­
tional League batting race laat
weak while all Me challenger*
were slowing down.
Aa a raault, Plato! Pete now
haa a comparatively comfortable
14-polnt lead over Ernie Lom­
bardi of Boston, who waa push­
ing hjm hard for tha laadarahlp
a weak ago. Kelatr picked up
four percentage point# to gain a
mark of JB 4 while Lombardi,

Texan Shoots Great
67 to Win Play-Off
' And $2,500 P r i z e
CHICAGO. July 28, td-) The
Tam OUhantcr money acramblr,
batter known aa th* $16,taxi (Jolt
to an and Monday
r ,a cama
fanlaalic nightmare with
Byron Nelson tha winner
Naiton lucceaafully defended
hit title by
crushing Clayton
Heafner, the man-mountain pro
*f Linrille, N. c . W i t h a tub-par
•7—10 atrokea below Me Sunday
round which lent him agalnal
Haefner In lla 18-bole play-off.
Nalaon, the Taaan who work#
out .of Toledo, Ohio, poeted_e .7384 to hli opponent'# 34 .77 to
maintain hli record of netcr loaIrg a play-off for a mayor golf
cJumplonanlp.
Heafner,
recent
winner of the Mahoning Valley
Open at Girard, Ohio, had never
before gone an aatra heal.

TUESDAY. JU LY 2a. 1M2

Australia Reports
Birth Rate Increase
SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA
July 2 8, Iff1)—la lb* »•!&lt; of a
Kgitime marrtgfe boom In 19 40.
A m iiilit'i blrlh rata turned up­
ward laat yaar.
8. R- Carver, acting ataliatician, reported that tba commonwealth'# birth rata increased from
18.02 to 19.21 par thousand.
Thera were 126.347 blrtha In
into and 134,626 In 1941.
Marriages lent yaar totaled
75,146, compared »IUi tha record
number of 77, 889 In 1940, when
a top marriage rata of 11.11 par
thousand
of
population
waa
reached.
For Ihe flraf lima in 20 yaar*.
Australia'* daalh rata eireeded
10 Jn-a thouaand. Tha death rale
to 7941 waa 10 17. against 0.70
■a 1940.
Auitralla’a population had |ncraaaad from 7.008,880 In 1040
to 7.1.77,221 at the and of 1941.

Defense Force News
By SOT. RICHARD VERNA 1

liffvfu# Fofc# u n wholf. Thu
l«n*l fuel a "play" out!It.
Wr
mean business and if thr *u&gt;-a
aion ever arlaea, wr In-lirv. .tuii
the Florida Defrnar Force will
make an account of Iterlf nf which
the Stale of Florida will lw ju.t|y proud.
Don't forget drill Thuraday
O H IIK H
o r
r ir « t e iC ‘A T i o i
TO
A lir .L O N
&lt;*
W A l .l »KN
night, fellow#, and come on down.
VYhe.** la w !
in e e n
r # * ld # n c #
n«id
We need you end aa many more |wti
i o f f l r * addr»»« * » •
W
like you that will come The age l i l h
left*
A r $ i* lr « ,
llmlta are 17 to 66
Drill la held fur nilsY o u « f * h * r * b } m il I f 1**1 • n d r*
at the Sanford Armory each
lo t p i u a r m *
m u
Thuraday avening from 8 (it) 1* M „cfulfwal
f
&lt;‘o m |» ia ln l
l!l* d
by
A rc h !*
J

LEGAL NOTICES

Hogan In the money chaae. Th*
figurea, announced by Fred Corcortn, PGA loumarnanl menager.
lUted Hogan at
$11.99.1 ami
Baud *1 $8,078.
|( waa tha 39lh
aucceaaive
tournament
that
Nelaon
had
flnlahed In ihe money, comparr.1
With Hogan'a
all-time
record
of 68 atralght rath flntahca

I'lihlic Is Asked To
RcHtrict T*hone Use
Neg-ro Women Finish
First Aid Instruction
J

J r , inatrurtor
’ of the negro Flrat Aid Cnurae, an( nounced tielay that thr following
* have completed the atandard Flrat

League Standings
Vtk\fn i t i f
li

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MAh'HI IJ.O S, Ohio. July 28.
(A*)—A draft ep)ieala twiard haa
re levied a plea
for deferment
, filed by the New York Yankee#'
Tommy llenrtrh, ami hta draft
i. 4 4*r^ -»*(# ,a!t*rfcT ~ *h i.r«*tl“‘i ‘w:
II m niiurl* n rr A vailable In tha rap- would be &lt;allr&lt;l tu evrvlc* neat
tunc* offlcr and study how to br- month.

w iih i,

Ernratyne Drown, Elltabeth Dar: by. Beatrice Clark, Katie Eddy,
' M a m a . Mary and Clara Johmon.
11 Alao Anna E Jonea, l*ola
. Knoa, Minnie t&gt;)mBi, Alberta Me,| Claln, Alma Moaely. Candalha
It.id, Ruhy F,. Strickland and
’ Jennt. E Walker

i*-

M # *« N a
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llO tily
g am **
* c h * d u l* d t

Th# eiiatrfic« of leaded C*»o
line* haa added annually 1«* Am
I implv Lo drnppnJ from th# rollrs iririn
auU*mQhllea approximately
*«u»l a new man taken ln to take
50 times the I.MOO.UOO |,4,r»rp4»wn
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THE LONE RANGER

Semi your application for WAR
dam age
In s u r a n c e thru
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WHY D0E5 MR RAH50ME
WANT TO BREAK VOU,
MRS GRUNDY.

Hrt G one INTO
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I WCHDW HOW HtCM i A!
DO THAT?
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WHATS MORE, HtE usm' O ONfffy
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COMfETlTlCNl
in ess

cool. Mr*. 1IKLP WANTED
18(h. Phone IIOUHEKEEPER and eomeone to
enr* for convnleacent. 800 Elm

BUNGALOW-Ur**.
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one who really know*
how
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;; ttH m^for late. Toltpbon* S i t .
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HE flANS .10 PUT VOU OUT OP BUS*
INESSj HO MATTER. WHAT IT 03515
WM. THEN iC CAN CUT THE PWC6 ,
DOWN AS LOW AS HE WANTS,

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tf w* wish to be free. If w» wlah m
Inviolate Utoee Ineallaiible yric|.
legeo fee whtdt w* hev* b*«n a* long *m.
tending— *e eeaat fight!
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AN IN D K I’ K .N D K N T 1&gt; \ II.Y NKW'Rl A l’ KH

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E aU W labrd In 1908

K I.O IU D A , W K IIN K S D A Y . J U L Y 2 ‘X It) 1J.

S A N 'ID III),

‘Again In Heavy Raid
* ^ f e a r rNariTlport; Opposing Patrols|Government Sets!
■ S S M T m w S Cautiously Spar!Workers Policy|
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9 &lt;
/T&gt; In Egyptian FightOf 48 Hours WeekL O N D O N . J u ly J .
H am b u rg wan pounded bv a

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Axis Supply Lines | Are Said Necessary *
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Brtu.i.! WASHINGTON. Jui,,n, &lt;dx-

cre w s in low level g t t n r k .
^ b e n e a th clou d ceilin g e .
■ RAP planra In greet aumbeta
dropped “blockam a.her" Irtuth- ,»n
the aubnnrine building |&gt;»rt
Air Marahal Sir Arthur !
Karris, chief of the Immhcf « III
mend, broaden*! a rrim warm,a*
W to Germany thnl "we are *&lt;•■*•/
to scourge Ihe Third Keith from
end to end."

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try to comfort you b y 1
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heavy we will not be able t•» if‘*
on bombing Much longer
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Army Takes Over
Strike-Bound Bus
Line In Alabama

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I r y ’i w ar program .
Legienn an*and the Son* of the U gt-.n - ill
be a t th * depot, and nUn the Boy !
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w kat u k s
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Georgtg end F lo rid a — Continued night a t 7:16 o'clock at the V . l
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Herbert Mower, who cnlUtod
o attend officer* training ecbool
&lt;btnit thro* month* ago, I* visitng her* for a few day* after
nmplelkin of the beak r a m ,
Ho ex poet* to leave Frida/ for
H- Oglethorpe. 0 » , when be
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o f.
Ir e n candidate acaool, (tartlng
l « l * % Mr. Meaeer, wall t a r n
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Kivi»m" • luh pin(M.*rd s (dsn t o ­
day
(hr w rrk lv m eetlh f of lh *
club whereby Hanford H liie n s ,
who rtslk to and from (heir homra
and the downtown a r ra , rould obtain rides with m o torists who o f t ­
en in ske (he trip s with e m p t y
com *

In t o

and Irave town with on one in
(hr ( i r b u t ib rm B rlv es," he amid*
*whdr others are w alking and
would Ih* glad to have
a r i d i .”
lie ,u yK T .l*,l that a r * n lr a l m eet­
ing place !"• **t downtown for
p*r*.&gt;n, who do not hav* ride*
to that m otnrUI* who Hav* room
could riw ivcnll*nlly pick lh»m up.
Prerldcnt ll» rp *r named .e v e r * I
•Irrc t com er* wh»r#
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C it y
coold place
bcncHca,with
the
bench** d f.!m « t* d a* In the d i­
rection in which person* wanted
ta go
- If thi* idra w«r« fiU b lU h a d ,

many peopl* could leav* their
auto* home, catch a rid* to town
ahd then g*( a rid* Horn* again
In th* anamoon.’* he **|d. The
plan wa* referred ta a committee
compoaed ot (?■ P. Hvmdon.ttL W.
V e t* and Fred Co Hum for actloa.
Comma** report* were given
at th* lunchwon with 0 . B- Mc­
Kay presiding. FreekJent Harper
reported that th * club'* -Celery
PVtore", showing M bs Dorothy
Baaford tad ,a group of Bo*toe

Nazi Sal)nl(‘iirs
Ask For Trial
In Civil Court

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Kiwanis Club Presidenl Outlines
Plan To Provide Rides For “Walkers

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County's Biiycle
(luota For Aug.
Is Limited To 10

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rectnr U. H- Morrl* **ld iwl»)

who hava yegiitered for
lh* period and Have no mean*
of M ttfo r to th* camp will m*»t
a l 10.VO A. M. Monday at
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False Statements By
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Delivery Of Fuel
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W A S H IN G T O N . J u ly 29. U Ft
W ar Production Board
today ordered a ll daliv*ri*« of
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                    <text>FRIDAY, JI/LY 24. 191

THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA.

PAGE SLZ

Mauricllo Pins
Indians “Steal”
T.K.O. On Red
Ball Game From
Burman In 9th!
Yanks In Ninth

Classified Advertisements
rd.
A M E R IC A N
C O M P A N Y , IV (&gt;.
Orlando, Kin

MM A M . N E W hortif, f i l l Mellonv lllr A * t .
F tv d cd lU . tele­ Storage your car at Kent'* C a ­
phone 802.
r a t* .Special rat* dead alorag*
T O U C H I ON
Feed..

Oro.

hu

Ubiko

B U N flA LO V V ta rt* ,
cool. Mr*.
F. A Uric. 309 W . 16th. Phone
F IIA loam available fo r purrhaa
In t. reflnanclne and reraodalln
home*.
l-nw Inlrreat rat*. C
M Boyd k Co.

rlraring runway* o f damaged or w rerln i aircraft. Flying flaldt, tenv

akin he’ll do all right.
I hiring the flrat tw o month,
i.f tl r campaign yuur correapon
dent juat arid: “ luah. lu a ir whan
lh * luw aatale of the Red* Wat
mentioned.
'Th ey'll com * along
ra u r." But when June arrived I
began to loo* hop*. S everal time*
I've rom* cloa* to eulthtg m f t t ll
lin rr I rom the
Red*,
thereby
ol flrie lly ending their
pennant
UlIW.
You a** l*m one o f the orlg
Inal R H aupporlfra A Rad from
way hick Five year* agt&gt; I ■•h*
they would b* lh* moat Improve I
tr im In the league. T h e y w ir f
Four year# * g « * **ld they'd win
the pennant, T f **y
did.
Thr***
y e a n ago 1
they'd win lh*flay. They did.
I t was getting to b « a habit
and 1 « n
hitting
tha
jackpot

hunt Place Phils
Jolt Cards, I to :t
I 'l l l l A D F IT H IA
lul
Thr last p ltrr I ’hiL •
pcnnir*i -»ee™tng St f *«i
mala a d.atuu if hi 4 hh.»
Park
L "t
night, imm
C H IC A G O , J jly 24. !/»*&gt; llyn.n
bet ind twice t.i tnkf a
N f l i o n b rw » n del e n d in g H e T a m
vitrory, T h r defeat pul 1
O'Ehantrr 116.AGO o w n chtm pionseven g a m e s hn&lt; k **f
•hlp yw tarda y by snooting ■ p^rplace Brt*ikl n iLnIgci
•h gtterin r IT7 t « head ------ * flrt

B E N E flT
Ilo i SOS*.

N elson Takes Lend
In Chicago Tourney

,- —
t iK
awl- h v k m \
eii« * 'it i
mlng number. Bn I
picked Vm
' l
.
»1k
I lisvi lost ioi.ui
o f ihi .tit
gjfaln laat v e » r t and
tb «y
got
.
^
‘
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j
fn
l«li*i
«
mt
iiiM
ili
ha*
Uoiyhl
rmacd
out
by
12
g
f
m
il, fhtllh
,
.
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■■
,
,
'»-»!
mmi iUt'Hioii W ill
K
«
him
jnif
third.
Hut
you
could
flgur*
J" h«
bill aithiiut tlmiiit, out rftw u i* why So laat Sprint,*
M, Kn|in,|. ,t r
* = f'tnririfiati has purrhaatni man*
J decided tbev had
too
much
WBV ml |U f v
\|llt
r y fn*n r than&lt; !'» "t liar flub "tp r j f&gt;tlfhlni for the other clubs and
n|rka«n» W nt&gt; i
.*.-1 Fti•■'tf th, t ainnsV b* #'i i**-fn**l I * «n’l that their Hitting had to Improv*
W hile W hu.
i . p U . d M..... .. ,ri ■ t i r ■ i- ii in .} -it.*'i hellehrr *nd so I picked Vm again But Brook
t hr ,,lt , h ^ lt |, ,&gt;1(
. \ »il! Ttplori Vri le i i u » r th**y i| iiu lyn la making a runaway o f tl 1
„ nJ none nut *«r..| ............. n ,
f r.,m
I,,,i fhi*m H»
4...
,,f f r |(l j |t,|r.M,*r went i.. «a *

&lt;-t ultra alumtr yet. end baarbtll
hialory
a-jr* e ve ry
club
mutt
• lump al lc/at once
eeaaon.
Mayltc the ltc«l apurt
and Inc
[Uu|grr*‘ alump
w ill rumr
*1mulunroualy ami my Imy* will
icon
home

FOR R E N T
P U R N IS IIE n ROOMS, Cool and 4
"807 French A * .
comfortable,
enuc.
F IV E A C R E S larm ina land.
W
l i t St. M r*, CJeo. Ilahe. Tele,
phone 143-J.
6-room
fum Unetl
apartm entRote Court Aparlm enta, 677-W

2 S H O W C A S E S , aervlng count­
er. bread rack, meat block, ha- F U R N IS H E D ilO O M H . (rood lore
tlon. cool. Oak A ve k IM h Ml
con table, aval* and wrapping
Phone 677-W
table, com puting acalet. paper
cutter, 6 li ft. meat rata, add.
Ing
machine, vegetable rack, A P A R T M E N T OR room with prl
rat* bath.
218 W. 6th St.
cold drink cooler, 7 c J . re frig er­
ator, fire rx lin gu ith cr. rath r e g ­
ia l r r , ice box, 6 rocker*, 10 F U R N IS H K D ROOM ~
atraighl chair*, atool, 2 oil
bath, 60* Oak Avrnuc
atnvca, cot, wicker table, dining
U
P
S T A IR S
A P T . furnt.hed,
3
Labi*. 2 tablr*. wardrobe, drek.
rorma, bath, open hall, m odem
dreaaer, bed rorapleU, 7 hen
equipment.
2 adult*, no pett,
coop*, aome old lumber.
See
607 Oak A * e .
Mr*. Ilanaon, Faola.

6-KOOM Rungalter, 804 Magnolia N IC E
A ve.

A p p ly

Apartm ent, rood location,
near achooU- Apply 120| Park 0
Ave.

It. L. Perklna.

P L E N T Y second h a n d lumb«r.
DuHart'a Lumber Yard.
2 fiO O D C O W S .
Anderann. Ijik c

League Standings

Inquire P.
M ary, Fla.

D.

B U S I N lt H H

S E R V IC E

R A V E T O U R watch rep u ted by
on* who re a lly know*
how
B rlgg*. Jew eler M agnolia I * .

S-ROOM
HOUSE
with
light*,
w ater, hath, near airport.
At
PROPERTY
OW NERS
eacrifiee, J . M. Lee, 2809 O r­ L O C A L
ange A ve.
SAVE:
T h ey are insured in
M U T U A L fire Iniuranee m m
A T T IC
FANS.
A lt
Condition
parties,
paying
dividend*
to
your hrme for com fort and
policy-holder*.
CnuM you u***
aleep.
I-eat fa n . available lor
16% la v in g * nn your inaurduration.
Phone 624-W.
' a nee each year?
Phone C. M.
Iloyd A Co.

'4 L

g o l f , grcatm . money p ri.e
The T o rtjo, Ohio. pn» • score
gave him the inalde track m t
I2SO0 flrat priie money and an
C-Uw * l 0 ° for H e lowca. round
of the &lt;U)
Vthlle upward* «»f HOrwi ru iln m
era Pourr*! over thr
n m rw
I**
watch the flr*l day'* action ..f
big
name
performer*,
one
&lt;*f
the le**er known pr**« t»lh Sel
ler* o f Welled la k e Mn V *»alk
fd in with «
T railin g Seller* by *•*••• -im k r
FI V K A M S I ! \NKS IHIVV S
waa Chicago** Pick Metr who w i*
\ \ \ k I T AVI Al 1 A J*&gt;U
out in -VS anil beck in .11. il • , Two U n m an lH4tnlms ami i » i
kowett nine-hole acorr
of
the | , M, » ., Hril| nrir hdliMi. f i v it e i
week. Grouped f t 7ft were fh lr k |»rr»- 1 --r r-.k **■! m n Vf^lu m C h
ffa r N r t « f Battle (T re k . Vllfh hal
himr*
it I.... . ,*&gt;, It A F
Jim Furrier and Ky Ija ffo on o f I«i*&lt;
thef in is h
rri«u i «« i |n ti
Chicago and Jlrn
MB ward
nf .night
There were
lw&gt;&gt;
.m.tl!
Madlaon. W li.
rahla
eaterflav

u lT IT T

BOOSTED

A.SH1N ( TON. July UI idA
Wur iirmluctiiili b io a ifii the Fed
• ml Brae w- Bomrd'i* lliilci n f ill
t.4&gt;trial &lt;mt put In ■tint her new
in .iril in June
The *-»ard aai«I
it
advanrrd
friMTi 17 4 percent «*f lh*‘ lUltfi *t!i
r v * raye t«» 177 |wrrent, and run
hn ird In : iar in the 11rat half
■( July
In June laat year, the
index atixd at IfiU,

Charged with murder In San Franci«ro m connection with the slaying
of I.unen lh yer, 3B, father o f threw
children, la li it y ■eight - year -old
Mary .Slater {above} who occupied
*n apartment over the victim '* re*ln^nre The ihooUng, according to
a&lt;ithoritiea, wai said to have been
lha clim i x of an argument pvrr
iioiio at their home*.
( C t n i r m l fr e f iji

,r i v lime a ton **f *crap iron
t re I i* u*e*l. more than four
•if tn-n h it , coal, limestone
other naturrl m o u r r e * are

U S E D E L E C T R IC aemlny m ichfcnr. reasonably prked. Singer
preferred.
Telephone 371.

w 'A N T E D : N eat Girl
Place, 311 Sanforu

Senil y*»ir appitcallon for W A R
DAM AGE
IN S U R A N C E
thru
C M Boyd A Co. Phone 178-J.
P R u T E C T in N A T C O .S T -W h y
pay m rr when you e*n purcha-4Protection for n
Imimt rair o f } l 00 |»cr m onth7
Pr«ivide money to pay your fu ­
ller al and other rip e n ** a the
American way
A g e limit* I
Ui 7S year*, maximum benefits
up to f 1.000 00, n i medical e i
a rntnation
W rite today, we will mall
you literature or will a*nd an
agent to are you at our o f.
pent*. S oliciting Agents Want*

TRA0»

SLOW
YOUR OWN HORN
La Th* Advvrtialng Column.
OF THU NEWSPAPER

Everything Must Be Sold To The Bare
LAST CHANCE TO - LADIES SILK DRESSES
NOTHING RESERVED

P IE C E GOODS
Silka
Acetates
Chiffons Sheern
Bemberg Chintz :

Choice o f the

J.~Values to $1.00 Card----- li

3 GROUPS

[-•-Value to 50c Yard — ....-.__
I

One table, vtlae to $2.00

VALUES to $15.00
VALUES
to $12.50
^
*
VALUES to $9.75
EVENING

:

m Balts .
m Suits
DRESSES
^ .W ’ W

IN THIS GROUP ALSO

•Waists

rtWMats^

»

M?AIt~AU
Colors_______
liCiUI
1LACES, READINGS, EMBR0
GS—Values to $1.50 Yd.--Choi

�D

*vt af wary

I f w» wbh to to free, if * i w U k ft
praoorv* lirtoUto IhoM I w U u M i prH
lag** far i l U w# to r* k * *• I n i imt o f t i i w aato fight I
—m t i i e k

IS OUR QUOTA
I or VICTORY' with

n c N ir .

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AN

IN D E P E N D E N T

D A IL Y

NEW SPAPER

J W A F BONOS

to

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T O L U M K X X X III

E s U M b h c d In 1908

SANFORD.

ed Allied Pilots
Bombers I d Egypt Again
Attack Tobruk
Blast Hamburg
t

Devastating Results
Are Described In
, Attack Which Cost
RAF 29 Warplanes

M ONDAY. JU L Y

27.

Sunday.

A

epccial

r ^ r ~ lr‘Ttotr 1a

&gt;

com

i

by

indirection

that

lb a

Unite.)

60 Youths, Who
A re 20 Years Old,
May Be Inducted

t#r Ai i h Ii I i I Praul

His Eyes Have It

Beds Sav Drive By
Invaders F a r t h e r
l ’ l&gt; Don H a l t e d ;
Casualties II c n v y
illy A||ftt.ftU&lt;4 &lt;*#*»**
A
TO m i l * ’ |o rir! i nt i »»ii o f
llir l
wMillh «*f Ilo g to\ nn t h r I h*m . \%aa r**|Kirtt^d

Those Who Became 20;
Since June 30 Are
Exempt At Present;

h) t in m um
th r i u p th e
s m iK a n - k

hniBy, l*u( fu r|i»ot m f h*1 T i i»t* i

u h **io

th e

N u llfn n e d
.0
h-Hfftt t w o
i rn-^nih:** th« ( &gt;111111)11 i l r i v g
h i)1* hi &lt; n h u h n l, M umi m W HMlde

Of thr .11.1 Hem l note County
youths who tignrd in thr In -2d
registration (Vli were -0 years of
• ge at the lime of thr ■tgning
arvi now life ftiihjecl for
{ ate induction iri thr Tutted State*
Arm y, K. H * arter. clerk of the

At! Marshal Rom mel's see end sir

'' 1tcilUf

218.

Nazis Report Troops
Smash 2 0 Miles Into
South Caucasus Area

Here Comes ‘Corporal Pigtails’

Battle Has Shifted
Almost E n t i r e l y
To A ir As Troops \
Dig In A long Line,

Production Of
M an y Articles
May Be Stopped |

NUMHKR

M e m b e r A iw o c in te d P r r x a
-«
. . a ■ —Ti - i
^ _ i _ f t . **

1912.

Thr battle of Enr pi iht/lcit ls- da tlmoal wholly to lha Air. Th*
heavy
Allied air fore* pi atlere-l I
B r i d a l ’ LmtoTTi\ V s e v e r a l
Tobruk ((min today, alto Sidl
h u n d re d i t j r W g g t i j J t m c r c t l a t
Barranl. u A i l l troop* dug In
a H a m b u r r . G s f f n t a j 'n g r e a t c . it Americans Face Cut, on the Alamaln line imld * lull
ground action.
• u b m a r itw
b u ild in g
c e n te r ,
•Nelson
Declares; In After
mid-week rla .h r* in which
|- r ce s
au
u lts
lU d ce s fc
to d a y w !U
ith
c rrib e d
both
iiilee lo»t heavily. a lull h it
W
PB
deport
Given
a s “ b e t t e # th a n t h e
l ,,000
1
comr In the d r w r t war and the
b o_m b e r j&lt;*&gt; o n B r e m
„ e n .".
i WASHINGTON^ July gj, (JFV— 'German* are furloualy digging
T w e n t y - n in e ^ R A F
p U n c t i ' Chatman I -meld M. N W a o S - . f : *n ■*' ••??* th}* front 76_ ™u*a
tel of Aleiandrla. from El Alew ere lo s t
B r it is h
a ir m e n the tt . P II *ald c-day Amcrfcdjk
eln to the Qaltara Deprrulm '
a ls o r a id e d th e lo w c o u n t r im tnay face • civilian arooftmy *"eut l Action during the taet JK hour*1
down to thr »h*oluta beam” , slnaiand ahlpplng.
German
war- I* r to that now confronting WBr- hat born little more than an or-'
plane* raid ad acattend point* in tm** Britain
tomnel nchange of ertlllery fire.'
tLog
o illand.•
NeUun M i.) In Britain, "th e pro . j day ami night patrol* and the
0 . harm U. 8. Army fighter pilule duction
even email nuclei ofif. dipnr of planee of th* Brittle
a
Joined tha Brillah
In
northern long lute a t ffoocta n i will ba|ntgl Amertcaa Air Forte* over
figh ter
iw e e p
ever
(lopped eltngether". Hp predicted K#im1 ■t they continue to strike
yranca

l

F L O R ID A .

Thf
ta n k

m v i n h ) ’*
-M tfh

•»

Hh-

K -to '

a fte r

ft

-tjirfir
teli fr tp.
I f k. tn
tilln.il
1,1 1
Itjl*
tieil th llr
TAttp T fp fW rtr
ihoiii M ittfitt '* vertft
, iiixt tefwjfted
I ret'- e mi tinned
i', i i ,i i I hri •*ft%t
i ft* it r)ir HlJft
i 11wlit h in* Hrefl

-r--a-*^ 9 E !!9 B B E I^ X K E S^SE

T h i #0 men will receive their tiurt
sb
tKet 1 mertean &gt;le face* f
i
w
h
l
r
r
S
u
n
d
a
y
t Cairo rommantquv ((Id
ta lU ," tin -y r o r ot.l I l 'on~ ‘ r7 ""m ^Ow'wly and wlll to
A L u &gt; , ara now ooeratln* £rom
Meanwhile ra pilot hill u p retted the heavy bom here o f the United
Rc brrta-K yler, b elter known * y rn tprpn
, „t.l .P lg
'
.
, *
classified by the lw»«rd Hccordlng
tha British
British la
gre a t u tlefactiort o ro r Nalaon’e B t a t ^ A r m y A ir Faro* and B rit- 1. adopt
- o f daughter of the M le t Teehitlral v ,h '" ’ 1 fhiuadron ..f thr t.r
, hr |nr„ r
. 1,,,,,|„.| „ it.,tha
Ia in
in .
Week
erul
rt-|mrl
diet
luting
that
IMF
Tha planee hit at m ilitary ob­
sw ept aeroia Utaj F'curre* HkoJiirf mrni t'enter in Mia In l H m h Kla , finds * soldier w|*b | forms.
T ake m bulk « t the ey»-»
Am.-Ttre’i
war
production
In
Jana
jective# In the
area
between
M rdlt(rr*naan la a t a m i * n ° * ) • |, f|) ( „ e
ru,. ,n.| .Irm ly vfm roi'.t., .
shv . ,vrom l«n|M.I
Their hin hdey. .trlrtm rov lb. The flight g o g iti»■ft o f t hi
O riv re lln n , BL Diner and Abbe­ wav thr re- tlm ra aa high aa laat
Tolwuk again
r! ^
• « - » ».-rgva «l S W D im .trad and I irui M .r v ,„ II llergh r,. 1
• " * ' -td r, m.mWr - f Ihr . . m b , g o ......
ville. One o f tha American plan.a November, the month before Pearl
i w i u i agara.
i *
•
. . .
, registrant* sn»1 the order tn w ho1" 11 - r ln.i/..o \
■i fini.l a i Vor
Harbor
Many m em ban aald tha
Iora b « ra continued i o | R o l » i , « it tlo .Uughirt o f Mre r .li'n '.t b l &gt; l n
. North Miami they
|h, r may
|nB( l*e
i , railed
p ., ,.
(|
- did not return.
0(U..L
f the
game ronatituted a
*
In
addition, 'the
A m ark an production
'racial i troop, tank a n d ir.ii,,, . ,|.| , eb-.-r- bii.linnd wee a .......... I - ' I » in f t . &gt;,1,1 ft n .
unu.ii
.
..
wre |e
lh m
o# I,,
I ;* u
*re,
«&gt;m}'K I , . '"
Mi.
Ib»«i(fv
4he Li
"v o te ..f runtidenre" In Neleon’a
eagle tquedron. pacing ona figh t
oncacuatione with e l 1
null
I
rants"
and
are
not
«uh)n-i
li
ni
l he
I '. l i n g f . 1
er iweep over the occupied a roe. r f f nrt ft
cannonfln.
tary duty unke»a &lt; o n gre»* wmrn-l« 'Ig h l* ief •!
mf-iT refiientft
T h r ftrcwiiH-tion chief** rightaaccaaafully bombed end machine
Supplementary Inform ation aald
•■Hating law* Mr &lt; a r lr f erriph*
'
t,
i*
idrfi
th'
l i f e L I I li |&gt;I
gunned a
Carman
lorp«dob&gt;al inutith ft*v jrw plarrd output o f a ir­ flrr* and eiploainna war* c a u td
• rtrri
I'nder I h«- prrw.til law*
•f men
W hi II fbr fc
about a m il* o ff Calata, the Brit craft at n m r IfKXI * month; ar- when thr big raidrre bora bod
&gt;outh* who laa ontr ill 'r a i - 'f
A .1
U.
" g '*
I’ e**
l i i l r r y rim) anlt tank gun*, approxi­
f
lih air mlniatry reported.
drome, at Candle end TympekUn
age since June i*l •! i II «r** ••--* 't llill : I‘*IM
m
Whole a c m of building* were mately H NMI a month, machine
hr Crvtr
liable fc»r thr t'^x/t he waul
wiped out by more than 60 |v
iU i*Hi "1 I
guni, morr th in &amp;0.000 ft month:
• •.
a hifli *ahl
However, •etlai and order mini
ton -block daatroylng" bomba Set- ' ,„ h machine gun., more than to.,
i if ■ , -nulh o f
I* f t have hern alftlgned to th«
■nifty night ftt Duisburg, (n-r. | iwii a month, ant! tanks, more
!i tei t r.#
nation
ra.»tr, Marry &lt; arisen
&gt;1 rogialrftnla. loginning r«»n *r«o ti'.
man railw ay and ehlpplng cen t h « n is w , * month
- i i a Li i mlng. In
\&gt;r ( «rp#
who
tag.
I)
with
the
hlgheal
number
tn
Hu
to .
Suoday afternoon Ihr
Senator Allen J FJIender I D ,
4** i L it t ir u g g lf
O f thr i|.
rn n o i rv Sanford now i« in ihr «m».l reg is tra tio n
* A f dcalroyad tha legated of • , | , dwari.rw.1 that Nalaon ha.
tn ll f ■*i Kua*i*
la Saval IIo a p lU l aft tSr j signers. 1hfl w eir while and I * ■
naw N a il aupwr-yUna b i ft nine-1 tll,nr , - r, m. tk . b u - # .
N ,li l*ef|ft
.»o i *»t.
f painful injuries suffrrrd j .......
However a cornparato
victory
o r tr j
"Th erft’s unly one critlciftra I
ly large nhmt*&lt;*l o f youth* m Ihr
viii. ihr battle
In ■ plane rrvth si Run Franc lac
Mu* *
___ _____ ___ ,
can m *k »,“ W lendar aald.
“ H»
county already have enliativl ifi
i' • * •'■iipii*y *-f| and
jrp^e'itly. it * h* if (turtrrl here t*
•n 1 h* *i
.* f* '
. TWgwtg In ( ,hnu Id b « more rarvfal not to
various branches o f the T nlted
1 •Ii*- f-imhatanta,
Mm 1.Ml
C e rtifk a U l fo r Scralrtole Counnand too much an bn anbardli
■ "iiiy * prelude
t * ,tx .n
-«e
rnroute Htelee acrvkc
- la i iit o W ae tW gmeU * f H e *1 I lame an k r pick lw gala ewI’ Ieel
Pie^ porta I don^l know o f an yb odj^lt
rv «*n
•I f i g f I f th#
. nTo
o v e ba*n g r a it i i b k b , * enrak Ih l-f broke in i- room l*r.rt lla ,h «t
hi* nvw l, f
,
^ F * iff ill gr Hafd'
July already tKav
__„ ______I adjacent to Uule
rffl
ng ii*. ,•«r y&lt; L ■trto
l*iw
pert one who have filled throe hoaeve within an ar™ &gt;.f m , ilelgn e.i |..-t
m tbr
t'n llr d i | t r ! | V i W
| r R in O r
burg
proper.
Single
teJanbere this country nrho could do tSft
t* to want
rT writ le « l ill let "*ll 1tie
eligible eppllcatlone
fo r hlryrlr
blrok■ P’
e"m
e 1
nm
Tb. |.|o&lt;,
tn *hirh t e l *
CII||UI«
* F r l,',* MW,&gt;1 ***■
- 7'
"flier
1111*r- Ilael
■*"' night. p.&gt;l«.” ■ &lt; lile &gt;
which attacked Ruhr Indduitrie* •»m # )oh ■■ rftpfthly/*
\
f
t
I
m
w
left
jJpt-»pf ffl fit
mil a 11g*■
purchasing cartlfkw U a w ill have1ie|«ofIa*i j x : a ,
Trie minor ih efi*
MWrh »t w ( want him tn
ralde th e morning I
il
t.rriitigirt
rirttoil thr intruder littSi gam
I ana^Mi tr-eI
U I I.
hit
iitwiriirt Ion
from
thft firra
wsa ptiah in the n«*it eight months art tn w all until A u g n it bcfnrr tb.l
f a#me L i i,| ttfu
fl 111 i d
t he*
prAct leal Iy m iracles," Pepper amid* forme can b* m u ld a rad . A II
J O Ijin e v of lu ll' ,Stanford'
11 (aruled In t
1 M I -h
epraedlng o * W tha Ruhr.
'1 hi! l i t lfig
________
__ taN «l»o n
himself canT perform 1'etaroon, ewe re ta ry o f th* R*&lt;».i&gt; Avenue was the ftral t*&gt; rejKurl a ' fl# * Hi » t rt f Si*
f i mu IKK (JllP
“ A groat t_o r n q f liin
raetcro.
Hm
1
.
M
f)o
rtfltrf'ft
rnhtiery
at
7
u
'rlorl
tf»i«
m
"i'i
M-vpinl lit hers
• n Waft kill r‘.f
SUrUagt, illU fa jE ia ! as w ell n l m lrorlw i o f production but A m ir* ing Board, dlaclowed today
tlr 's the man who can
W ith the use o f an n r ... . L
May.
t etc ran Hr* mi
,-L
a ri ' l ht r
I*
m
,'dgi
' TInuil&gt; H'JD.il
mill the Hall'
It I* eg* Inet O P A regulation, mg
maay iwo-errginad bomb*r&gt; “ |i*c ica can
■
i nr t want* ihr Hi a v •* Iv)f.
slid mutt make us do it.
Ite l| to reveal the name* o f thnar ,.l&gt; thr rotitfter r fitr ret] throogh • w i •&lt; '■»rd in a
id-mg dr
A hr elkPit left
• lift.
tklpetari In tha attack nn time
l.i» ftr.. .S«nford In* Spring ib'o ' ‘ft’ ■
becoming m ore and more tha tmlnlng tha cartlflcatea.
* i t * * if k
burg, tha a ir min It try tald.
.
.)
Numn dow on the front porch, aiui i.e.k « t f f l , f I a i t O f » *( 1n mi Mm* and a
M i«» V11&lt;,
i v «* it
pr»&gt;v ideit l hr
ll*
a total of fd f&gt;0
Of I h i» f l
_
mi htiikiw
It acknowladgtd
14 bombera m a ite r o f his Job,"
r nahnl t I ■*i ii *•
oua regulatlona m in i be mrt
fpffttiitrd,
I'l"
i
».
)
.
v
.
t
*
...
pluvial
.tillt
war .' i t . nee) hall Mjrh training,
_ and «he figh te r
w »r*
mleeln*
..f tb* . 1* l . f I*
enable ai ilkanta to g *t a pui ; » » • .In Mr* l^ n ry k |MK-kril»
H r w#p plm r-ij i n m i ahfiirnta BCt Tilling to * letter l r wfnte to fn rn rl «&gt;•!'
■ t.
I Mill ft to Ml ft
V from tha a wc rat lone (In d lratlng
c ha*lng aHp. The rule* are Inron which was Irft «»n the back jwat L •jftpllal ami 1st it
mov ed
by
iFi-l
Hrtttfth
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N
.
mi ’
niva
I
.d
V
,
•
Tito
W.t
Hr
K*lw
ard
J
atn&gt;
• force e f totwaan ZAO rnd .too
polio
alatertj, and evary ea»e d e m a m l'l** the rohber depart rd
• ant |mr1 | I mi. fn I V ii*.r k |a He
1 1-; Ii.i4.1t 1 ■
i I |ft frol Iri tlfl Tft
H i" &gt;ii f&gt;"
if
Ihe
iirumunii
1
■
|
bomhera a t tha R A F In lha pa»t
A
I'oriFofi
a thorough Invvetfgatlon.
Thmp j
•vecta \t* tH iim
-inly within M-’ fl t**|I•l ft* B &lt;»UI HrsVCA • ( S l I f 'I . A
\ '1!I r ll A■! s r
i t h ■i • i•• f -f
)1l "1
f a * Ioat Ire* than five petrrn l
Who are allawed to buy new htk".
A K i t r r . . . ro.m.vrd
4ft*V* a f t k l
I .a (Mi M i r ) L * r
ill ). fl . .... . t f ..
•t I i
■
till
lore
it
lid
4
s
fo
l).
loll
they
did
Iv
o f Ita bomber* on eurh lergr
must uftftithtm In ft gainful i»cru
,a f* H«rrh «■ ►»*’»! W d»on • )
l * f ftft * fl o k
its)
I 'nnini
i « i*
** hi*
tjM»nl not h* • i* up tbs) |»#«'&lt; lung Now j Irwimtijf
raid*.)
..
*
,a
4 . 4,
' *t 1900 .Sanford Avenue, mlid .
p*Uon. Am ong othar re .tr k tt n. nunlb. r llf „ rllr|)., r mrtr,,
.any yrai * )** r* All &lt;! at lriit!#*| lo- « r aj&lt; ftiiliDat in t hr rglla? W r j # •*» a V
1
Id hlltft
dr-'
... -ft t hr llm itn) S..p.
tl S. hifllife '*
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p ilB f
h &lt;Uu ftoor, J
I»11
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. 1S rpBf* ni f m ,,,, U ” * ll *
,*
llow rV vr. nothing
I-I IPV4 1 "Mill ftif ' M' 1
Ft" ft’ - ' " attained p |,
IsONDON. July 27. t e i - Sjii
n.1W• ni* mill'
I xrili bill , I hr
, t i l * l i*
tr ainFS
i r ] three m ile, or m ore In going to
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rh
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1
tft'b
ItFi L « i Mimjt 1hr If • ,n | l ' -1 Mis I i* p fv tly r h s i ( of 1 1
S ta ffo n l Cripps, wboss independ- and from work.
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1 a Atid H u ft
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• ence mission to India fallevl last U amande.1 In regard to d eliver... frilm
v
J 1 I t * 1. .
f • i * t•*r y ' s
1•ft
•* v sl A* Ail. "•, At ^ run|pn||i it |C t &lt;IK -a. fat
I'lAll t h# hie' trial »,
it. 1 ■ '.ft 1
! spring, today rriticited Mohandaa
E arly In July tb * count)
, as uaet] to fe.nove n tvark |H 1.
*
rejre.ftr.l
M*
fl
A
*
m
^
‘
sri
Har
1
Ml.
•
i
"iill.
.
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•
a.»
\\
.
H
im
‘
I
&gt;iuit
trying.
)»ii
il!
to
b
to
lr
A
l
l
*
allowed a 11 b k v c lt quota for i ,
t». i . ■ear at th. tun. *f
i.i" t’ H i ••rmtiuhl
* *tr Japanese
■I *&gt;• •
lot o| Hurd work paigi.ft Ato-i 1. 1%*■■ . ..tobl Ire .....
with lire e e l o f the Brltleh role tw o (M nth* period. However. thi*|
Mre JL It Drae &lt;
it id
Hu«ft|fltl
Irt-flJW
ek raid wre-1
out injured to mu ki, ll aiif lost g.uimd not , dui t**«I
H W It up Mi 1 n« i mu •)»•
from India and declared the acchanged to fiv e during July
lh l, theft. l*ollce raid th1
h'L*liig fut ituiwly in the
it hrt-n nolHtng slid prrwidi in *.i tl.. . bib ,|«fl M *•«! tbflt •nil
I h&lt; »r
tlona o f a “ v lilo n a ry " muet not Tha Auguat quota I* not known , u no doubt
,|0
but that ell Ihr
I:
. s ‘ iMiirih *nd
fllw.il nr %t vrsr a ImI I
do not th l» *1ii. M’f t
It Ire- -It «&gt; 11ft■4**t I*)
A n m Ii M 9*r#a#t
be (B ow ed to thw art th# Untied Further Inform ation may t » ob- crim e* were crrmmlllr-d by nnr |&gt;.
i
i •* n
indies In i
I V"
a tinw w bn I I brif plsm nrr for th# mefidw i * nl Mi. first lUI’i f IUfl»
Ita firs t a ir raid N a tio n *' d rive for victory In th* talnad from the o f f k * o f the*!
1 Ml.
• i. itflppfcclsblt
H ow rvrr, if w ij
itimmy *e*»int
« . . .
'l|H ' ill
Mr
Rationing Board at tha Armory
Police Hoy Wtlltsini* iRFur-l
pa*to
ii
i",i
in
1he list
I . bi&lt;
_ Uni tad Btatee wlrplenea roared
[ ' ■ ' "* * 1
‘ ' I " " ! " ' wr colrtftl|,u ,r I
,
i .t ,
M r, PtU reon added - th* W i l l warning tn
to ih
tnrr public i n Iwr mn m ■
W ith threatened mate civil dUi Ft ••
bar k ii- Hfloford fot training a * i r l i i b ji ii » i lft"i, t |f " 11 •* ftla| |*4'.
# oft and the Japanane plane* failed
obedlrnce me a* urea aponaored by la working conllnneaely on an bftfvliO'U! for sny ■Ufttnr Imia rh* ».a*
t hr )«.|* all lift Ih ri# In gt&gt; Hi ‘ “ tn If . .M l. III! .
to reach the city.
...I
1 IMS 1
trra and im m toilatr!y irjM»ri ib« •
eip ected lo receive the ewaring requeet* fo r tupplrm m
new
v m th
J.ilv 21, i/V* ft a I m
a11 «] 1 il « t
w S•
t Sc
m l In 1
Jlannwhlle, In Tokyo the Ja- Gandhi
f; « i
I Ifi#
...... • ” ll ml11 t I h 1 I'MI'll flu
tary
gae
book*,
About
Ado
eurh
it* Ilia P o lk r Station. I •111 •* 1
allln iiT lIlft w fir# I b 11.e
(W rnfr.ri t inn
I hsd
to con ■Id r r I f * Ithis
j
Mnaae broedcae t that Im perial approval o f the all-lndla congreea
•ll* *
^
v\
M
N
• .
-.Ai
application*
w
ar*
Bled
her*
up Hirer or four negro tVii*'-•'Hi I' ,tl*
■ A r 111Sy n*!1
#pl* / I
'UllillllFii Inin ( i *!nit Suirdsy [j|Min to. reI
• to n ilp a n i n M id Japnneaa eub- p a rty Aug. 7 and the whole ieaua
no il
r h t t i f Mi«
&gt;f ’ 1 "* S r j h Mg» &lt;
l|
"
n
i
i*-»i
but
until
that
I
•
r
t
f
r
a
l
wtork
&lt;
«
ago,
breaking
.
S u fli.ll
I l, iilj,
rr port
Ulftl
tow ard a ctlm ai. Sir
m irh ie i tank eigh t ehlpa totaling heading
1.
Ft.
Ini'
lr.
tHkkft.l
iH l f f U
vh r w il! hop*- f u r t h e j
• trin g o f bob*r robiw itr*
il
S#||
hrrt* fn**ft i **-r* ■ibJini: thf
* 71,000 tone from June I to J-i'y S ta ffo rd told American* that
urgh *
* ■ .»
•' " I * '
time
,d i k furw s f d to s n o t) r r j
“ your tone aa welt t t oure aro
AimttSlIT ■ m Im* •i i a*)•f I** in ibH
in *.
I b u r » ' !«
Sr Fn |1 ' 11* * a l
' T to battle around Buna and helping to defend India and wage
*")
« M i n t U v |l
mi
Hrklg#
“lift try
w«rt
.* *., ai . 4*. . 11
Gen* where Japan*** have mad* w a r agaln it tha Japan*#*.
aftiplnn
« w o i .i t i o n n h k m h '
th*
.it*
* 11■| t • • t&gt;|* til w red
their b le a t lodgment* threatening
“ Your policy a i well a* our* I*
■•I 1
atari *|
'I
H ridfphsm jit.*n i* s p p f itm at#tn
pil*
a (I
W A S H IN G T O N . July
to ft More*b|^e«oUn*jd nil day to defend India.
I ni* *ai i r i t . i r * to* Mrs M»,. *• k P*l
v
20
milra
**■*!
r-f
Am
sgsns#tt
f f ru i t ft fl» l- '■a# irt
B
U
E
N
O
S
A
IR
E
S
,
July
27,
I/Pi*
The
llnuee
Myrrhenl
M
,tit
Th#
Myrrhent
beenher*
iifl.i, l mAt**«). iiiitio
«h «» diad
“ Th#
ieeue la too grave and
n l&gt;nig I*I*rid « Houll^ Hhor#
tha
*^t .•.!(*
— Although It I* now e ll month" Com m ittee tod*/ ehcKr.l
■
&lt;
m I . ml )i»« * pi t s I N si'ii'lay night.
too ( t e a t fo r th* whole world.
ivhrr# four o f ihr ^ighi sabotaurs
i t Am Argentina abd other Am •olullon calling on the M erttt"
t.i
lN
|)(»N
,
July
2
1
.
(AS—
A
j
II
Ire
(
airnliM
t#y(
si
(h#
Laka
poaltton*. nn
B lr S ta ffo rd aald In a broadcaet
row on tri*l in W s*hingtnn land*
arfcaa nation* tlrn a d tha Rio ar CommlM lon tn etay the rancclU
i .• to in ii mi (
&lt; )i in h T u a s *
I whirh thr Uritiah p r m
aanatrmed Sunday.
directed etpectally to tha United
rd
from
s
iubmarln#
cold
recommending
a
arrerence
tlon o f It contract with the llnr
j SAAI--istian rutlmstn) #( &lt;70,000
A t tha anaga time tha Japnnea* S U U * .
Shipbuilding
Corpor*n..i
o f . diplomatic relation* with thu etna
( ’ o n i c r e H S 1JVv ] ■ " I.......
* ' aful Rev j M.
Hryvno
OnljF rrsl
vcstcfdsy . J Edgar H ooy. I Jamninl
Inl/i T rafalga r
s&lt;ju»r* A r t * ( ’ i l l l i y
their l i n t attack o f th e w a r
"A m erica n , Chlneae, Indian and
A lfa , thl* nationa&gt; fo r e ig n polky N ew Orivan*, pending rnmplrtior. ft^r. h#st1 of the Fctjcrsl Quregta Huntiay arwl ihoulnl approval o f
Thotopft'fto
relll
r.ffirlatp
rs«
■ lYwwariO*. ft d i g * t 11.000 B ritiah a o ld lrn moat not ba M e­
•Ah (Krtrkft.ftM K u '-fs l lliftin# Is
M A &gt; IIIN &lt; iT O N July t
o f the com m ute*'* fnreetlgali..i
today
la
tha
tarn#
m
before
that
Ifk
■f lnvr*tlgai|on, warned o f tha timmrhatr oiwnlng « f a sreotyd
4tal o f th#
in th * gallan t *troggla
A
joint c*nigrf*flSl.otnl
pirflRi.iiinl vr*mtftni&gt; j f j i r j f ,
, , a„ cmi-nt* Buriitl
coT)iartr&gt;co and th ara' la no Indlihrve men. W alter Keppe, Bheln- front rvrn though told il mlghl
la Au*trail*,
tha lib erty o f tha world by •
&lt;.Tr \ mMr
rornniitt#*". notim g that it had r# l u ,]| f*,||.,w
Maty
that It will change.
'mid Itudnlf llerth and Joaeph m rin another battle of Britain,
first night niu on Darwin.
tk a l p a rty maneuvering In
W R A rilF.lt
r«m ro#ndM s 1 1, Hi 1,&lt;)7.#t,iHlrt r f ji&gt; t „ « ir r i
I f anything, Argentine-United
-chm ldt, Ihr F ill heed aald th*
f &gt;r I *rslir llad m (iu rst. labor*
_____ TownrrDb mid reproaant
o r any other country.
It
duettn
in
non
w
r
i
appropf
)si
ion».
M
i*
hum.
ihr
*
)
f
e
»•
f
W
illiam
ad tha daapaat enemy aerial pan* la th e Intoraat o f India that la at StatM relation* vlatbty have cool
warm
!&lt;■ three were known to have had Itr m r m lfr o f fo m m o n i from reportn l Sunday that C on gr#ftsjv Dunn, ba-l itvrd in Lake Mary
r Ite n *lv * training In eabotaga.
Islington. Bald:
•tbn in Auatrallaa theatre ao a u k * a* w all a* th at e f China, a . while Argantlne-Aila reUtton. n|Jht ilt b “ il.u er*,l
thunder
had gnfir f'Vrn furMirr Mini n it I for tbr 04"t in vrsr# RHt w i i
tomato about &lt;m tha aam. be.U,iRn K
"
" It might mran another batUi "n m i F t t r llllll"
w v H i ft*1
thla
afternoon and carl.
Th# warning did not aay that
B ritain mod tha Unltad Btotoa.”
r « pfO dlllirr *
)»)
ft tt Vfthllr llflk, N
J lllf 9,
daaplto
tha
A
lU
torpedoing
*
ftOernoon
i A II lad airman a lio raided
“
tonight, moally In th* north p.n
'h e men definitely were .In thla nf Britain or an attempted In ti* l l . U l d . i K ' t ' l*7 l, and h a * Jftti years of agt,
S a yin g h « regret tad tha atand
three Argentine ahlpa.
• inn of
Britain anil hardships
l * * , aitoblb ln ‘
Hop.
nuntry. hnwever
to n by Gandhi, Crippa, lord
A f that Mir
)«•» **il*«lit lr . f..» [ "I r bad *■*-•*»&gt; ll fg,r I Sr last I wm
With {L* aid Of ft “etate of
• urh
thr proplr nf ]h rs « Island I
N e w Gal
**a l and » poke* man fo r
rO 'ii'itm o
l i s V r bri ll
|i«
MUH#
‘
. . .
.
.
.
which handily muni**
ha vf not had to rndufr brfor#." than w ia tih rd ," d rrlaied thr , r
•h a re they —
net red h K i on th e alr„
M lnleter Churchill In the
&gt;hr u - .„v .v r d by )# f hush*ndt
and public comment o „ the
**Arr you rrady for all thlsT1’
M PPtod ta b a o l In N ew ho WO o f comma n*. aeavrtcd that
d
s
ii
v bl r1• Mr •
t ha.
T.
. dbHMM*' H i HM
port, rrleasrd by Senator H y id ,
J
n e t f l * w iw eeptnf
hr Rftkrd
lk'“ ” f sainfold, and Mre.
Gaadhf,'-"unprepared to w ait (fo e
fD - V a ), chairman o f tbr Hruatr
FreaU ont Caelllto'e
Holly wrM*d: Hire*
A mighty "y r a " aro## front the
W.alff
r, i
freod em a fte r th* w a r ), would
H
on
r
#
J
h
j
in
I
co
m
m
ittrr
tin
r»**ftN“ policy o f prudence," Or (eolation.
crowd
of Uha
son ■, Tbr* wiuIff 1hjiin
WHEREAS
the
War
fV-lurtloii
Board
hat
called
lor
a
flon
of
non
rssrntlat
F
o
ir
r
s
l
rt
tom, (t ill prevail*.
VVui T 1Hinn nf Laka
Marv
pwrnliturCR
nation-wilt* drlv* to rollon icrap iron and lire! and other
and M D f ini m nf Norfolk,
ttona.f-fl- d r
Milas 01t*t*
V t ; 1tor» ail&gt;1#rt.
M irage material* vitally nredrd by th# Induetrlee o f lhl* naH A W A II (H FV W IN fM t
N A M E D MrHin ft*f WS|lr Oak, S . C-. »h d
—
....
t ] o . to ha* ten th* day of victory, and;
Ml**
|
i
r
Mrtvirf
of
W h ]t« Q lk ,
m m tal
g o al
set
W A S IflN fiT U N . July 27, (A&gt;
WHEREAS the Seminolf County Salvage Commit!**, In
onr brnlhrr. Hart MtWtn,
WASHINGTON. July *7, (# )— Th# flrnat# rnnfIrirctfl I D numlna- N (
; an I f|yg
toopftto tibn with the Sanford Garden Club, th* Boy-TVout*
Tb* Senate Naval Committ#a to­ t]on nf Judge Infram M 8tan- o f WhHr Oak. N
day
approvad a
t » 74,04,000 Dick ss governor nf HBwall to ­ gmndrhlblren
fe d Other elvk organliatlon* lift planned a houee-to houM
naval «ipan*ton program, eon* day without a rtl.trn lln g vote,
to collect the*# badly needed metolt, and;
tcmplatlng a fJO.OOOiWO «ip*ndl- Slanback. a native o f Rom arvlllr,
tore for Mcret training and ft T an n , ha* been acrvlng aa Judg*
WHEREAS the Saleag* Committee ha* iclactad Thurtday,
myateriotu now watpon. Th# o f tha United
July 10th aa th* opanlng data fag tola aalvag* drlv*)
State*
d iitric t
d*
group acted In socret Milton.
court In H aw aii.
J l»
auccccd*
THEREFORE, I. W. C. Hill, Mayor of to* City of SanGovernor
Joaeph
P
om
d
eitcr.
SYNTHKTIC RUBBOt RIBS

C om m ander Carlson Is In Hospital
i After Plane Crash At San Francisco

County’s Bicycle
Quota For July
Is Exhausted

ee

Ice Pick” Thief
Removes Screens,
Enters .‘J Houses

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th. 'ft
r.
rod’ll*

mj

nrf

l

...........

Rotarians Hear
Vocalist A n d
Cornet Player

Wants flo Come
Hack To Sanford! vai.i1
ih

m
1

Cripps Criticizes
Gandhi For Stand
On India Problem

U. S. WarplancH
Save Chi
Chunking j * 0„,kl,
1V
From Jap Raid
o S n H ' m *m
.s.-

&gt;1cn Who ItcHcmhle
Saboteurs Sought

m

If.

Argent
Argentine
And l S.
A re Cool

ReUtions

Funeral Services
Fee Mrs. Dunn To
lie Held Tuesday

DcmonHtrat'on For

Non-FsKcntial

&lt; oHtH Cu.,

■r

STtonCw*

I’ roclnmation

S'

Committee Approves
Navy Expansion Plan

Second Front Wouli
Cnu«e French Revol
ol(

vouma a sown

jwAWIlWTOS.

/•rd. 4* hereby proclaim that the w*ek beginning with Thurafe y , Jftly 10th atoll ba S.Uag* Wtek and urge that the
* f lha City of Sanford wlloct all aahraga malarial
thotr pnmlaee and dUpm* t o h u m ao toot It raay find
way Into to* chanaal* of indAMry to holy meet tola Mod.

BOMB PRUSSIA
WASHINGTON, Jalv t7, (# )—
ho approval
Th* WPB announeod th*
ft;
M O SC O W , J a ly 17, ( # ) — U r g *
today af aa lucraaM la too
_ aftthctM rubber program from K )0r squadron* af Raaatan plana* bomb0 00 lo I70JXW tong por yoar M military and induetrial objoctlv**
Prusala,
th* rooalt t o Improved engineer- at Koanlgaborg, C m !
ftajr prftctkfls b producing b a ty f 'Saturday night, f t w a l aim mi neod
n jb w e

„

L ; -?&gt;■/

to fe r *

—

_____

I.OND41N. July 17, OFV—P to t
rblllp, escaped
F rew k
underground leader. M id today m
Anted Invatlcn Would “ threw
occupied Franco into
medial* revolL* JI# warned
an uaiuccoaifjl laraale* w*
result In a “ terrible &gt;l*ughtor
tbft Gensaai".
, I,
" .
Andre

^if
.s

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FRIDAY, JU L Y 14. 1M l

TH E SANFORD HERALD, Ba NFORD, FLORIDA

The Sanford Herald
M iah llafeH la I M
fo b lM h H M t r y offoraoaa •«*•?&lt;
Ma tm rd ar M i B a a d a f al
Innfard, FlavMa
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Q d a M r VT, I Via, at Ik* N * i OfflM
Ika Ari
•I Mafar4, n «rtia
• I CcOffttM o f K artk B,

MOLL ANil L. DEAN

MIOV

t H M lin il T M C A N -llaaiam M«
l i m i n i l P T I O t MATK I
F a ia k lc la A lt a a * «

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P m T *a r
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All akltakry ■*ilpp*t a r i a at
a a l Mil*** of
•alrelalBMWBll r«ap IM MffMC of
Ikaaka, m m I b IU m

ra klafl fa a la M ill k* r k a r g fi lor
at a s a l a t a i m i l t l a f raft*.

la la a i
S rw a »ap *r
llv ta . lo r . r * r r v ««a l* TV* IIora 14 la
tkr aallaaol f l r l i ot iii» r t la la « .
OfMrra ara aaalatala#4 la Ika U r »M t rltloo o f Ika raaatry w llk pria.
•ipal fc#a4*aarlora la C.lilrava aa4
Haw la r k .
l l r r a l i la a a m k c v aff T M
U N r m a wkl«k la aaHaivlralr r a l l l l N fa Ika aa# far i f
pakUaallmi mt all m w i Alapafrkaa
11*4 la ll ar aal
afkarrvlaa
lf*4 la Ikla pmpat mm4 alaa
laral a*rva vaklUk*4
karri a.
H tk la la ravakllraflaa al a^aalal
llr k M karri a ara alaa rrarrrr4.

8

* VlONDAY,

JULY

BIBLE VERSE

17. I»4S.

FOR TODAY

BUT BEYOND THE CROSS
TIIEKE IS THE CROWN: And
that Ukrth not hit rrnu, and
Tollowcth after ma, ia not worthy
Cf m#.— Malt. 10 .1

Although the wrap metal drive ha* fo r Ila main pUTpoae the collection of much needed materials of wnr, there
nre ao many other aide* to the campaign appealing to ao
many different motives that the whole effort ahould Ik- an
outstanding success
The mere thought that, |ierha|Mi, your particular lead
pipe or monkey wrench, long alnce in disuse, might event­
ually become the very hunk o f metal that lands on Hitler's
head ahould be sufficient to make everyone scurry around
and collect all the old bit* o f mineral ware and turn them
over to the various collecting agencies.
Hut If this thought that one’s own personal contributlon might spil) the blood of the enemy she
shocks one’s senaltivitles, then consider what ft hleaalng it would be from a
purely esthetic (joint of view to have all the broken-down
nnd rusty metal accoutrements, which usually clutter the
back yanl or the garage or the attic, disposed of and out
o f the way. We can thlnlc o f no licUer way to Improvu
the landscape than the present scrap dnv, envisions.
With our whole war Industry effort (wing hampered
by a scarcity of certain metala, no energy should l*e ajwired
to make the campaign a success. Most every business,
most every household have discarded metal Implements
which might help greatly In winning the war. Their con­
tribution would work no hardship or sacrifice on the giver.
We don’t have access to uny statistics, but from n
casual perusal of various nroperties, both Inside and .out,
we hove come to the conclusion
:l
that If all the idle scrap
metal lying around in unattractive heaps should he utilized
for maVIhg tanks, guns, and vhtps, there would never l&gt;e
any question about superiority in fighting implements, l-et’r
nil help dean up the Nazis and the JAps by cleaning up
our own property, vnennt lots, and anywhere scrap metal
mlrfht be lying.
,.

our aid.

M. IIUKAI.I.

W EEKLY NEWS COLUMN

Wouldn't It be » good Joke nn
&gt;y JOE HENDRICKS
th# submarine commanders If we
»houM build a flaat of giant fly­
Uncrnrored London
ing boat* capable of matting all Ju»t racalvad a Uttar
oor ahlpplng needs.______
ntphaw of rntna, John i
who la In tha Pararnt
It la pointed out that tha leadm . visionaries or Hraainy pl*nTiara of tha world ara vegetarians,
a fart whirl) ahould help sllmolata tha consumption of maat.
Wa don't know why illtlar
rani* to Iom ill thoM mm (nr*
n| to rvurh th# oil of In#
Jaucfcsua. Ifa'a gut taral who's
Illy enough to aqpply two atmlaa.

' Outlook for tha rltraa aeaamt
Jta* ntvtr baan brightar. Th#r#ll
•b* a haary crop but probably
ffaw pickers, ao moat of tha fraTi
M ay nav* to aUy on tha traaa to
fcd*p. tha hema fire* t aming.

Writing play*.

oauisi u. a Rsey n s .
A single U. 8. Nary dirt-bomber
a typo of plans ordinarily gtvtn
lltfle chanfa to defeat enemy fight­
er*—has Joel been credited by the
Navy Department with ehoottag
down seven Jap Zero planes la tw«
day* la the Coral Be* battle. Rear

runaer John Lists (above), 1», of
U a w t l k , arroonted for three
of tho Jap fighters while pilot John
Leppte, H, of Lima, Ohio, M(|c&lt;i
the other foar.

Orara Onacquwwre A t
writing tha Next atoaga '

Jart w are*

SolW rars of kilrhen supplies
knives, plates, hurkets, glas •
ware, garbage rnns, ete.. bs\
arrived.
Wm

Savings

llnnd (.'u m m illir

our»«lrt*.**

Jk man »«ar Valm Oty was so*

s u c c e s s f u l with a s m a ll plot of
rice that be Is growing l b acre*
In the U. B -yd know wa bold this year. Years ago the Caro­
lina* lost their rice prestige to
I He greatest parti of tha world's Louisiana and now maybe Florid^
* j p ; l/ - t .
vutlaT a SO-rtrarO will cut In on the gtme. T b ^
frnc* diviMi *11 Vuf our lour Booth Florida Farms should give
it a whirl as they seemingly ftgv*
Irn'rrt.
Ideal conditions for It. Growing of
peppermint in Evsrglade* soil
Chai'ts Inyen, Yft J.'a / s i n ’ should also prove successful.

Hr AGNP.W WELSH

this clwii'e. .So signatory nvli.-rt,
ii'ltsp ui corporation thmuf
.b*ll ■unl.i f-&gt;r srle, gifts ir bmn
lu nuy ■i ' ii ritirens, nati.. i or
••ilHiraiiiiu, any Implement
nninilion of war, whether me-

tr brother, says totNri la a i « t

of germ ‘ Mt geU li%&gt; ona's »y»tem. Well, the DrjLns never
showed much redst^g power
rgainst IL Charles Wreu to ran
fur governor again, Its seventh
campaign. The 7b-^ar old No*
bras•kan has been liocted three

A brlgadltr general said In *®
Memphis speech ***■
that• tuUeaa
aoma
UPBipilia
»
W
W
HII
_ . _* . L . n M w n o i l
w I a aa^w m a m ilJ
mirrele
happened, Ithis
wju-.orouk
HI*

Of
*IS n
im snw ii
be 1IIV
the IVII|V*|
longest In
American

lory. With every American In­
dustry keyed to the highest pilch
we era hasenlng tha moment whrtA
time* to that office,.was mayor that "miracle" shall arrive, si
of Lincoln twice with numerous which Ike elaculalet, "The sooner
try* for congressman an4 D. 8, the quicker.
senator. The bug must have bit.
ten UrithFr CHarloa rather bard.
In the war of IHfll-flfi, the
A tough old Wall street dealer principal diet was soup liesns^
says he likes to go to ths earner hard tack trrarkei^) and soy
rlg a r store to g e l a erosa-seeUott belly,. Could you boys get hack
public opinion a* that of *lb&lt;j t* that?
street" Is wraped b/ their trying
to "pull Ihe wool
over raelt
othrr's ryes."

of r

Is ■(••lighttsl uvrr |he loyal sup
pnrt of all employees In sub
They assert that when }ou
wt nt a fishing license over at
scribing lu Victory Ixutda-alampThe |&gt;errrnlage of tutal I* n«&gt;« | If you arv fond of 'igurce 8L Prte yoj muat present your
A k v a d , w it h r o t a p ls ls U tu
10.H perrenl ami demonstrate. » h&lt;re are some to enthrall you: certificate of birth. It wrouki be
mt M in i C l a . 3 lo r -C.ln,
loyally In government that is &lt;: is • m,tn&lt;u t'le.-r is vnougn golJ a whole lot better If you would— .
D r y G in , R u s t , an d V o d k a .
or could—present one for troth
most heartening.
(riling, for Instance about the
Some of the Sandfnrdltes on the
big Job Include Eil Higgins, Ji . centers; I'ete McIUlley. former else of the one that got away
equipment rb-eker who cruise, professional l*aseball outfielder the last time you were out.
around i ti n kurse; tlrnrgr S|ieei. a It l» (Tiarlotte ami other clubs.
use of poison gas in mod
■‘watrr l&lt;oy" who calls hla.wnrrs I’rte is u Mississippi U. student. cmThewarfare
was supposed to l&gt;*&gt;
much as n liaseluill attendani
Kind lliggcrs, guanl, know* all |outlawed but Hitler threatens to
O. D. FAKRKI.L, Prep.
selling cushions nr jMiprorn. Hit answers—'do old time affair* use it and tie l*re»ldent'a route
PkoiM- &gt;141.
Mstkrr Bids:
VViwwIy Riser, rhrrkrr for run uiul |*cr«onslities He has a great hark. In effect is this: “ If you
Irnrlnr, who hn» Iwen arnuiet Inn, of -lories alwint hunting and must have It that way we will (Fortnrrly IIskrcM's t.iq Slowi.
mnn&gt; r&lt;nrtrurtion arwl lumliei •Iilth-S slid the "ye olile lymet " yet rvrdy to do some gas-throw

COLD

Wa V e

ARCADE
Package Store

SAVE T H IS CH ART

, Them
was * a T reporter
van.
named FI
rivnn,
Tt'ho said |(Qnoln) T lie
A ils can't win I
Bar*, we'll get Illtlar**

Follow this chart and save it as a basis for collecting
waste materials in your house and on your premises .
SCRAP

IRON

AND S T E E L

I ♦ go*t

I f we buy Honda [(Uaqu olr)
'Anil now la ilia lima to
begin I

Helps make
Old tcovta, radiators,
bathtub*, bodrrs, toys,
plumbing, tarda, crank
handles, Lwn mowers,
tlr* chains, furnsc*

, W r it. I l l l k v 's 4 » m
VMUlea l l t w row*
m m 4§ m ,S m

»

7 4«r. *ts«

iron*, ash cans, outdone
steel furniture, mus­
kets, (olf clubs, sleds,
bicycles, pokers, gar­
den Implements, bed
•prints, all kinds of
pipe, refrigerators,
■ *rb *|l palls, Iron
stakes and fencing. Iron
wheels and doorstop*.

mm Os l i . T i * . t ~t r.r-

v. a:

tint liy Ihe HrIUsh
to s port of safrty.
Mississippi Fleet—I uniler.tattd
that th« United States fleet I*
in the Mississippi River 11, the
list Issue of Header's
Digest,
Lieutenant Colonel Clenr, who
was with McArthur In till I'Filtpplnes, whites of ths gallant fight
mmle by our forres th* &lt;■ befota
ih«y wots finally aubdur.l TSI* is
an article everyone shoo'd read
Lesuse Colonel Clear plve% a
•t'rrfnv account of th&lt; heroic
' efrnee. In the article lie men­
tions the story of two soldier* in
i. fos hole. It aecfnt u though
they wrwc always spisking ,if
when the flaat would cun'r
si-d m'vo them out *n&lt;l i.iak#
null* a few r* marks about It
from lima to time. Tlwno two
boys, whila under /Ira Were tlisruaafag tha matter of the flekt
coming lu tha Phlllpploci. and
in# Mid to tha other: "Vt he.W
•k you suppose tha fleet t«T"
Tie othar ona laid; “ I know
n hrrr It la. I ]uat hail a Irltar
from a girl frftnd of n:ln-» who
a n In 8t. Inula when ai&lt;a wrotg,
and alnra aSa navar lali tha
fleet gat mor* thin Un nilUa
away from har It muat h- up It*
Mississippi RJvar".

Bonier Marina ta g
Engineer, AaaorUU
traitor*. 1cat's

Current: Comment.

V bile
w a ilin g In a railway
slatlnn a
Florida
newa-hawk
tty W. M. (il.KNN .
"m ad,' ta lk " with an aged and
is o m rw la t
shahJiiy-tiiesaesl ma-*i
Maisonilr Ibirp. of laurt-l. who cuntentedly pulled on his
Mi»».. hss sciii two rarloads of j uM pipe while He doled out to
if. Iirmlurt hrrr—about S.OOil I Ihr n h a lot o f homely phi­
losophy on v ita l m atter* o f the
plfcr. averaging 4s» each.
•day tl-al fa ir ly aU rtlod tha Uateonearly 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 square t t t i .
ll ei
You ran n r / t - tell how fa*
look sis days for each ear i i i&gt; cal ran Jur..p uy n .crtly looking
g e l lit the bare from Mississippi I at It; neitHer &lt;lu clothes make the
Auto trurks dally trek In with ptai.
budding
supplies o f all kinds
from
sufh points aa Hanfonl
An Oregon nirn saya hla fellow Orlando. W est Palin Ilrarh , F o it
m a t l Jew healthier if ibey
old fiifluw Hie old Egypt I in
Christmas,
Kn-nsnavillr,’ Titus
vlllr, M aitland and athrra.
Thr l fun of wcartrta a hesrd. Trying
base la a business boon to nut ' lu save ,-aror bl
only Sanford ami Seminole Conn
If I was askrd to akl In Jraf*.ly but all Florida.
Payday has l&lt;ren changed from in* li-nn for perpetual siys-i I
would ask fur the Insert1cm of
Friday Is Saturday

Civil Barrlra Eisminallona—
H»e Civil Rarvire Commtselcrt *»nounrva tha following eisinlnationa: Junior Impactor Trained;
Ontnarfc* Malarial, 11440) Aa•oel*U Alto mar, |£.*00, AsvlaUnl Attorney, |*000, Junior Attomay, **00. UwCIarh, Train**.

T**k* a thraa-polnt landing,

Oaorga Barnard Bhaw adra« * U * adoption of communlam by
lftrt.i.11 aa hU contribution to
Magrrant opinion on world affairs.
&lt;411., of which m ove* us t* th*
H H n i o n ha ought to atkk' to

Sanford *
Naval Air Base
Beams

What 1r TJcmocttU'y?

Tha Panfhrr From Ila Dark
W r hear w lot about fighting for ilcmncrnry three il*v»
and Hlddrn Lair
and that la why the article o f Tlorothv Walworth con­
(From IWlryi
Tha oanthrr fr»&lt;ni it* dark an*l densed by Header'* Digest In o f ntirh timely fm|xirt*nre.
hlrfiten l«*ir.
Moat people don’t know what the word democracy really
M If to an«wrr Biiiiunotia nr *ul»mearta km] ao the author of the Digret article asks:
porna,
"Are Vp bring drmnrritlc wluqj
4ftn\h* thr til or stairway t&lt; the I
----- n r l miMfiHUPW i HirgTTMTffipT uTilrTI
'* uf brings \»ho help turn th»&gt; complex v
thr air
la It (iwnoeTRtic to abuse a reiephom* operator If aht* tlooan’t
W LIttle sign of roinhat
put through our call Hires a holt of lubricated llghhiiiis?’
trace
rtf tha quick claw, soil (he inrtalv# Precloiia llttlo equality can bo tllocoyi'ml In reKartlifiK thr
teeth,
Rarajfn mochanlc aa nti automaton rfovokt of fcollns, or in
the panther curved sl&lt;out It like lilting thr hond of thr lucklma, unprotretH hotel clerk who
a wreath,
*
tile brittle leely lo It, rightful cannot supply n room on the 2dth floor
"Of coiirw* then* nm fatilto-on taitli nidre of tht- &lt;voplace,
The hh-od then IIinm* . inI fall* uomlc foncs1: we hnvt&gt; nil met the rnirly plttmlicr or Ihr
sway like rmii,
rnippy wnltreaa. Hut at* the hornl of n tnxl-cnli comiutny
the victory u clearly quite effect
oner said to mr: 'If hock drivern art- tough, the public haa
oal - decisive vgmehoM if only Intel mBdt&lt; them no.’ A woman in charjff of training naleagiria
lertusl
told mr. when 1 complained of n grumpy rilitmti clrrk: 'A
tbe JiMIltlirr ailfik • liot k I ,h,,|now girl uaually Imglna by trying to tm nice to everybody.
tlrnniinir Krnlii
Kill she find* out that |ieople are rude ami unreaaonatilo,
Wll.I.lA M
no nuitter how nice she in. So ahe grts u |M&gt;rmunenl chip
C o u n try F. Yrn»nn|
on Iter .shoulder.'
(Kruni Tl»r r«itintryiii*n)
"Women, I nm sorry to admit, are leas democratic thnn
T b » r « k n r r l* . ild v ir , Ibr W idow
men.
Many of them fall to realize the frightful atrain
flrbl, * imI uriir
•ft)** t mgrnril window
John that it wage-earning manicurist, hslrtirreser or nalesglrl
must endure. The head of tine glittering lieauty parlor
aT
iiin I hi* lirW *
t*r*H n ir»N l old Himiti *iu on ihi* raid to me: 'If you hnd my Job, you'd HATH women.’
r ifhiCtfYn'p »ujf, .
s »
Homatlmos milady will make an ap|Miintment for 11:0»»
Fimurr Ornv.4 «rvl Kli
uml arrive nt 11:46, with no aisdogy for being late, de­
dllirtitrr hrrt*
^Flth thrw trim land *lrl§
Thr manding tho same service aa if ahe hsd been prompt. Tht
host of llarr and Hound
operator has to go without lunch ao that other appoint­
1 i with Kimr Rtunty plouKhlioy* ment* won't be held up: her food Isn't an Important as the
down the a late,
'A ll active folk whose energies customer's curl. Other women breeze In with no appoint
nteitl ut the four o’clock rush hour, indignant if they can't
awhile
'A la fused In player. Illrd song's lie taken care of at once. One tieauty operator sighed to
the only sound
me: 'I wonder sometimes how they can go home and eat
Then at tbe altar, In the candle­
their food after the language they havL&gt; used.'
light.
'Then there are the tyrants of the mill and shop —
Parson, uplifted to tbe very etalr
Of heaven, break* alienee with the foreman who shout* loudest about the rights of labor,
tha family prayer,
yet Indulges In petty persecutions of the laborers under
‘fOttr Father . .
ho we, thus far him. Many an elevator boy'* life Is made Intolerable by
apaVrd the sight
O f battle— whose deadliest weapon the little Hitler who Is his elevntor starter; ho wondera
how much good will be accomplished by getting rid of big
Is a spade—
Each Sunday try by prayer to land Hitler, If the little Schlckelgrulicra still persist.”
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Help the Scrap Metal Drive

OTHER METALS

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Shells, suns, cargo
ship*, urnsft awllevs, armored cars,
linfci, luboi/ioM,
rani t Underi— all
awcUnas and ana*
of warfare. About
JMl of every tank,
ship and gun la
mads of scrap Iron
and strtL

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AG
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. . . BURLAP BAGS
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'Social A nd P erson al Activities
lllA R J O R IE

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COG B U R N , Society

E tllo r

Misses Strange Will

Ur. and I n . J. A. Strang*
announce tht twgagvmeut and ap­
proaching
lamilag* . .of
their
(laughter*, Mary Ruth and Rather
Lena, to r'ajld Henry Sperrlnf
and William Hall ltuntar of Lire
Oak. Mr. Ilanter la the aon of
Mr. and lira. W. A. Hunter and
Mr. SprrTlmr la the aon of Mr.
and Mr* O. V . Sparring.
The
I
THURSDAY
double
#eddlng will taka place In
, Tho. Young PmpU'a Choir ol
the I'm ^yUrUn
Church
will the Flrn Baptist Church, Thuraincvt nt tiie church i t 7:50 1*. M, dav. August 27.
Iloi s the Mines Strang# were
graduated from Seminole Utah
Scho'i. Ruth attended Mar Itlll
Collrire, Marg Hill, N. C. and
Rather attended Htetaon UnlvarTUESDAY
Relatives ol men in an; branch
l&lt;of the armed forcea and all who
.are Interested are invited to meet
pt tho I'Tesliytrrtsn Church at
.10:00 A. M. Ill the prayer meet
ling room to form a prayer band
It will last one-half hour.

aitl

Mr. fipemrnr and Mr. Runlet
re graduated from
Suwane*
High Sehool In l.lre Oak. Mr.
'lerring received A Bachlor of
Art* IVgri-e from Stetaon Untverally in Jqne and Mr. Hunter
will reeeire hla B. A. In Auguat.

At the aeeoml mreting of glrla
and boya of Junior high school
|Wpge, who are organising a scrap
.talraglng club, me members will
elect officers anil a name for this
(&gt;ranch of local war relief organi­
sations. Students Who are In
, (areated are aaknl to report to
—the Woman's Ulub Building on
wOak Avenue Tuesday momlng at
By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
lu:30 o'clock.
, A l waekly
Hirelings, metals.
RITZY SA LA D ~ DRE.HHING
, used clothing, fits, woolen scraps
or any other articles collected will Dinner Serving Three Or Foul
Browned Beef .Short Rihi
Jje lurried in and a defense stamp
Corn on the Coti
_ will be prrarnlesl to the boy or
rrratned Turnip*
W girl who turns in t'lr largest
Butter
amount. At the imieluslon of the Wi. &gt;le Wheal Brvad
Lettuce Salad
buatnrss meeting there *111 II'ark Avenue Salad Dressing
trrraaltsinal aclmlies
and
ie
freslmients for Ihe group
Sliced Peaches
Miss l-ucy Kounullat sod Mis*
llran-l’runa Cookie*
a U M i Dyson will su|&gt;«rrise Ihe
Iced Taw
w ilub and have urged that, every
l-emon or t-Jma Slice*

D A ILY M ENUS

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jhhiihI* tir^f whorl rlb»
tl&gt;A«|MM»|l n ail
I-I |raA|MNvn paprika

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Mr*. Minute K Nolan c* visit
Inc relatives in Tump* for *
short time.
Jmk Avery bn* relumed frufli
Jeckftoiivliie where he tl»ltr&lt;l re*
U tln W illia n i L jc ffle r le ll K rh ln y lo r
G a in e e lrillr tu
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sum m er
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WilliMiii Ythlrti, v* hu h** In-on
Wnrk»/ig m Cntrglo, fn. lh* part j “Preaches And
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f*»turm»»l homo Fri
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a number of dorian* *n i m .
of tho Rfnergrttf v
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Sr uf Talleduga, Ain are visiting
M l and M.s II A Haynes arid
Mr and Mr* M T Haynes, Jr

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Mr mt.1 Mr* J 11 Admiii of
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Telephone I W

Social Calendar Have Double Wedding

•Second Meeting Of
* Scrap Club Planned

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Dr JACK HTINNF.TT

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1 I rup hoihjqr Watrr
S p rm kla riba with »ea Minings
niRl
flour
Brown in f«t, f'ovar
W A S H I N G T O N . July 27, ( W
turhlly
and rook f» minuiH over
W)
P r* s h Ic i i i
lit-t.o **n i
pn*i»Mi
H m m ll'O i s
ably can U fiiw l now as orm uoNferatr I iih i L A&lt;bf w a ta r. ct&gt;ver yt'Mlifc- •!« IlnioiH*
of the workPa foremoat amateur find tirnmur 20 miiiutra
r* I ii r nr&gt;| f Mm* » »
P ark A t r t iu a .Halad D r y i n g
inititarr capert*
It* * * i ft I ollahaw se
While niMK'iitd
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Mr. ( F i r L r l l u r r O f T o a a l i S a la d )
Ito o ie ve lt make* nu pretense •»f * a r r r n n liv r R c h o p p e d
\! i * K J Mmitfhls'Ui, Si

Iwing an expert (he got tjuit* a * l»Mr*|Kwifia i w r f t
pirklrm nr hr r
to l i g h t e r .
I a n il" i
Wpi'Ot
lough out o f H itler's "mtuiUon**
|dfklif r e liih
dn&gt;&gt; m J ark ion v Ilie I hi* «
telling him to take direct com ­ 1 tah|i*Bpoofi chnppodl paratey
Vis.itin k1 M
Mo ighlmi
mand nf the German army in I I rit|i Ralaii drrsilng or maynft*
Hu tala |, a* supreme commander liRltl*
uf
Am erican armed forces
he
lo'ioj a
M il »im! c h ill ingTfftJlrnta
has lu know plenty about what

$ It take* to wage war all oyer the
world.

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Dream fat
aod
sugar until
toft
Add juira, e g g *, lemon extrart, rind and aalL Beal 2 min­
Lightly mix In rest nf in ­
(n ^ h lv f o f thi&gt; llrc l ami from utes
Drop portion* onto
Oncral Gaogvr Marshall, rhlrf gredients.
Flatten
'•V u f a U ff o f tho A rm y. H » sees greased haking sheet.
Bake 10 minutes In
soervt analyaos mad* by our m ili­ each rooky.
ta ry “ b a il m inds" o f (irrm an and
Japanaaa power and weakness and
Try Ih li hoi * »v o r y to arrora*
n f the progress o f
Ihrlr
ram
pany brnilwi ehopa, itra k , ruu|
palgna.
, lie studies rontidrntial reports or frlad eh k k rn ; Spread halvaa
* Jronx G rneral M rrArth ur In Aus
' f pear* with butter and &gt;10™*?,
tra il*, from General El sen ho war. lightly ■prlnklci with cl runam (in
commander-In-el ter
of
U
1). and lemon juira o f vtn ec*r Broil
fo r te * In IRurope and from Ad
until bubbly and awrre ciuickly,
(nlral le a h /, recent smhassailor
to Vichy, l i e sees similar rrpnrts
* fm m m ilitary leaders In the Par if le , tho A tlan tic and tha Cartb.paan, In A fr le a , China, Ireland,
tne Aleutian Islands and Hawaii.
T h e exten t o f tha President’*
Influence on m ilitary declalona la
a governm ent secret. Whan, and

)dana and davvlopnitnt* from Ad
tnlral Ernaat King, mmmnnder-

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gra ve, USS', returns-,t t**
ingtlill, l&gt; (' K fi-lsy after
log s 10-slay lease with to
th rr ami Isthei

Mr ro.l Mr .0 1 . 1 I
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Mr. and Mr*. K. I*, ('nl.lu. t *fu»»&lt;*tH *if ^lr rtful Mt
and har daughtar, rharkn* h. • Ib trvry. Si yr*t. rib*y
nlaea, Hhlrlay PcHiplca. of Thi.11
aarfllo, Ga. fcpent ln*l » r « A •
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Mrv« John FouUrn.

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Mr*. Fred Ball, Mr. siul MiWaday. Among t.ioi# 8. O. Rhlnholaer. Jr, ansi Kr,-'
cludad. Mr*. Uuito 11*11. Jr. »re snendlriT
a
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p,i Hairy Galgar and Ball (p e n t the Week-end
tbam.

Mr. and Mra. Xdaon

Mr. Don O t m i of
In a mrtter of naval
« u vialt*d Mr. and 1
military w i , tWU tn MsJUout
it hat an
knowledge

had Mr* J . W. Fiynt on
End Mra. J. V. TooU and
m M t 8«ada v to ratorn
1 Lauderdale after having
t few araoka with Mr*. A.

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DRAFT - FIRK - DEATH - MISFORTUNK

Subject In Ihp due perfurmuiire und uli-i i ‘

CAMP WINONA
(la second period)
A u f. 3 to A u g. 14
Camp for boya—varied pro
fiam of activities—special
swimming Instructions.
EipvrtcnceH
lfllh

i ’hrow Rugs
$2-45 up
Table I-amps
$2*95 up

\ -h t■•* full d eltiiL

Magazine Racks anil
What-Nnls
$f.45 and
Pictures and M i m a s
$1.45 up

KitduMi ( 'hairs
$2.25
Sinnson Card Tables
$3.1111

SHIPMENT Of Occasional Chairs

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There will he nu inure •» wiiii
Mr.
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Mr* Hen Halter, Jr tn th* Bed Crua* IC-mi ni ,1
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f Farnandlna are attending »&gt;ra» Woman*# Club until fun her
lia* With Mra. Halter's parents. lire. Mrs. e. Il, Dawou espress.Ir. and Mra. J. K. Mr&lt;T*IUi»' gratitude to those wh&gt;. hn*e l« •
nd her atalrr, Mra. Arthur l‘*r working In the run111 tu mrtiph &lt;
th# county's quota.
tin of Oviedo.

Mra. L*»m*n? t- McUicas a,
young daughter. IJnd* law. ha

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pimIiiihimI in Ihr ncrmniI hIiuII nnl Ii.oe- licni p«i*&lt; t •
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from
I'nvtui . Miunuyurt'* 'm.* d«Jm1y1 ^I
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and Mt»» Vt ilma l/**«lir, 11 jj*r1leave tonight fur hn K*•11 •*
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rrroVer, tNbt Admiral King,

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I I rup fa t

Hince early summer of HMD, * 1 nip augar
M i *ji AntuinelD- lift; I-, .Mi**
whan the Nazis' rnnqurat of 1 4 cup n ra n g e Juio*
(•«* Mtjol yn U n r* mol In* Polly
western E *4rope
lea red
this * ‘*gga l^ a tc n
P o w e r* iif port K o y n l. \ m have
country into a big defense pro- I teaspoon lem on extract
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t 'liir n o l ffoni « wr**k'
1 i J W W t l C JT lU d Itnyop rin d ,
lU y lo n a llr s r b
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iiruhlrm*. Bine# I’ tail
ltarbur 1 eup chopped, dried, uncooked
that schnollng has Iwwn Inlrmlvr
prunaa
11# hsi almost dally discussions I teaspoon clnnamnu
with the top ram nf (h» Army I run bran
with ihr I’aclfh War f'nuncll and I I 2 rup* flour
Cunfrrvrxrs with military mis- I teaspoon slots
* aions fruin Russia. EIHlatu atxl I teaspoon haking powslsr
l-s#nt tJ t,-l Willlsns J

profeaaional military p*a

f E Glonu DICKSON Ruth TERRY

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$g.95 up

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MONDAY, JULY 17, 1ML'

Sid Hudson Shuts
Out Cleveland As
Senators Di vi de
|s Cards In First
It, But Redbirds
in ■ Closer, 5 to 3
JSTON, July IT. Wh A *&gt;•p itc h e r. suspended two week*

* fbt "Indifferent pltchlnf"
I « « t of th* dof bouee 8'inday
; l OM-Ut nlne-lnnln* relief
iWpleca ' that enabled
tha
res d tvIds a doublebcader with
BL-Lopla Cardinal*.
[(lUander Tom Earley, firm
b n o ff without pas be M*r.
W^Btanrcl for allefed lack*leal' hortlni, played the promt..jMrt .In the Brave*' 6-10-2
-gam*,.victory—efU r which
f^oU won the nlfhtcap, S to
‘ Ms ' flh t appearance elnce
Brief, aw pensIon, Earley red-.AI'J#rtry In the tint In• o f,th *o p *n «r after a walk
two'bit* k*d siren the Cerdl-

k l batten, f a r # th* Redsly- on* hit— a accondi i t | l * by Shortstop Mar-

walktd Or* and hit one
I as th* Brave* pounded
Bxailrf for flv* tucrttslvo
I four rim In th* *econd

l*f performance by
rt also saved tha ssrIlM Cardinal.. With
ivln* ouiled both
Dickson and Pallet,

C LE V E IJV N H , July *7.
I/F&gt;—
Colonel (llu it r r l Mills *lu *K *d •
triple end three inirlr« in fir *
times At bat am! drove *n «oUF
runa yesteniav a* the ClrveU nd
Indians took a 7 to i victory from
the
Washington
Nats
in
the
nigh trap of a iJoulilf-Htader.
Bid Iitiilsofi shut o i l I hr Tribe*ijien in the fir at game 2 to 0, f i r ­
ing the Serial ram two victories lit
the five-gam e series
Mills, starting his first fa m «
In • week, trfilled
l*ehmd
l-e*
Flem ing "a singlr
In
th r
tHrrl
fram e o f the nightcap, then »toU
home with the second run o f
the Inning.
In the seventh J e ff H rath tri­
pled with one out and Fleming
was Qurpoftcly passed. M ills cam*
through with a singlr, scoring
Heath and smiting F lem in g to
third. Fleming was out
at
tb*
plate on an attempted
s/juret*
play, but (irne DeSautrls ■in gird
to genre Mills from second.
In the first ronlest the .Sena­
tors bunched two hits
and
an
error In the fourth fram e for
the gam e's only two runs.

Nelson, Heafner
Tie In Chicago
Open Tournament

&gt;.i 'tttjr sitv is
♦ L iq u o r s

Yanks Are In Again—
Bjr R A L P H W A R N E R

wraSMtota^wbUw,- — \--—

Nelson, who le.l H eafner, the
240-nound I.lnville, N (' parhuftsr by five tlrokes .tM rtin * yelterday's
final
round,
t ruifgad
through thr gamp"* largrut galItry o f 30,000 awarming f » n i to
p o«l a 'IK -Itl 71,
fiv#
Mn»kut
o r tr par Far S hurl 2MO fur tht

|Assortment Of Cases
Tried In City Court

A p p ea riar b tfsrs th* Bsaat* FVnance C*ntmlU*e, Secretary o f tb*
Treasury H*ury M o r f « U » u opened
the AdmlnlrtraUon'i drirs ta r a in
th * tax Mil almost two and on# h a lf
billion dollars to $$,700,000,000. 8 *
asked th* stjmlaatlo* ef “ special
p r lr ils fs " U s sisaptlaa* which t o
described a* "pra-Piari Hsrber."
Republican leaden sat*Usd tt o
Administration’* flame* program.
Thl* I* a pboespkoto.
( C ralrsl P r t u )

T w o white t o n and an assortI men! o f rolorcd ( a i r s appealed
|on the dotkrla o f tw o Municipal
I Court term !
last
week.
Tbs
1drunkenness char** again st T rait
ron tln jcd. while J.
doubtrdlr tney are.
' Benton
• (im lla r count, **^ W lt h the rate nearly tw o-third.
■on*, th * Bruns Bombers bold *n tirated fC bond.
apparently
insurmountable
lend
Other t u n follow; J. C. Wyatt
o rs r Boston sod Cleveland, the Ii rreny, IIS and coat* or TS da.-i:
only tw o club* with any hop* of Heitle Smith, Icarlnf tha scene of
coaeklnf them. M cCarthy'* men in accident, IS and root* or fire
hare not
looked
loo fo o d
in Jsya; Henry Kennedy, parking
stretches, but pow er and f In* v. ithout ll*nu. continued- Jacpitching
(till
flash from
the
Tank dudfout. Tha champs, teem
In fly, put to fe th e r a hot ateek, i la re n c e i w u h , u r u n a w n n e . * * . .
then coast for awhile and start bund eetd. Booker
T.
Johnson,
another s t ill In f
stretch.
They iliunkenneaa. 111. bond aatd. M a­
are th * beet In the learue, but It rie Montgomery, disorderly con­
■till la undecided
whether the duct. 111. bond
raid,
M a r fa ret
Yankees are f r r a t or whether the Major, disorderly conduct, $10. A
other cluba are Just
fair.
The m i l , nr 30 days; E ve ry Leona
Y * »k a are food , but this outfit Wilson, Disorderly Conduct, 110.
h a rd y seem , to compare with „a cotta ----------or 30 days; A lfr e d -------!* May
the club* o f a few y * » r i back In j ohBion&lt;. jiao rd erly
. ConducL $1
graatnea*.
bond
~
“
retd.;
Charlie
Boynton,
In th * senior circuit, Brooklyn ,im ni re u . $11. bond eetd.; L o j U
has tha e d f*. and
odd*
favoi .. ,
runkeneei, Id. bond *Std.;
Rosier, disorderly
pon-

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Pttttburfh
IU,.ton 4 -1, SI l-uiils l »
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the rrauml. firml a ,Cl i7 70 to
flraiii ifttiipi nllh
i.it llr wga
five uiHlrr rrgn 1.41ion figurea af­
ter the thl ire nth h*»l«- am! iia-dl
r] uar rtf hia standing »(lh Nelann,
who ha-1 jii in|*s-*1 irifn tie Ykhla

Pennant-bound Yank*
Whip Detroit, 5 to 2

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1#•»*1 ault on tha flra| kA&gt;nday in
I A..gual A l&gt; 1M L halng tha *rd,
I 4m *»t aaid month.
Ilaraln fall not.
or
Judgraani
■ M! Iia afltarad agmlnat you by 4t*
fa
till
CHICAGO. July T7, M l-Shut
Th# nadir a nf aatd auit la
a
Out Mrs. Payne Whitney’s Ken &lt;iarnUhmml flrr&gt;ra«4ing In whfcb
lucky Derby and Belmont Htakr, you t r » dafandant and Allantic
Mnner, triumphed In Arllnftor c a u l Una Baft way Co . a rarpef i .
la Oarnlahaa
park's IMJWO classic. The three Hon
WITNKKN my hand and nfflrlal
ytsr-old covered the mil*
sod if s i i l Hanford, Florida, thla ftk
CuirUr la event-record equalliif day of July. A, D. l i l t .
W T. WATFOK
Urn* o f *.-01 $* to finish t&gt;rw*Aa Joatlra of lUara of
au*rt«rt of a lcn*th In frimt of
•aid Court.

leail yeatm lny with a * rn amt inn aj
Aft ifl which he f 1ra-a| an ragU
am! a hrale-in-rane,

Mead (&gt;nrden Adda
Rare Collection
The cnHeitlran «»f
rarra
ulanii
and ahnibi it the Mead ifardeji
gl W inter Park continue-* In grow
Only ta#l wrek the Cfardrn re

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P h o n e 6169

Two hi,;
of
food

up to th* familiar seventh place).
tA*y didn’t have th* ituff to
max* th* climb. Sanford loyally
rsjolcad in thslr freat start. Now I I 'H I I I 'A l l i r m * f
F ran k
T.
It la toufh to see them In the old
Ila ll-r. Mgr Plalntirr.
_vapit. But that It the way It l&lt; I
Their only hope, and that a faint I W I'lii.KM AN, IiafandnnlI.A v T 11* »N»AHT
b i f f 91 flA lb *0*. If to beat out th* slowlnc A rIV
A Y iT i, a fcirporallan. &lt;JarolPI IIt bureh Pirate*
for
*l*th
r*
plat*. With s*v»ral rookie* with n iK n t a t m n r ri/ &gt; m r»A t o
; \V m i.K M AN , rtiM in c * or
real promla* fit t ln f lh*lr bumps
bri" » n
this season. The Brave* have s
1h.u mtm
i&gt;u|
tkat a
chance to show better neat year ai|11 a 1 inn Ki p
hrout M
And President Rob Quinn wanti ■l i m i t y 01* in th- ‘ Court of J«*Four I h
PlatHrt,
the letm to com* back here m m&lt;* &lt;&gt;f I’ biM,
i "ciuni t iMata n i Florida.**
train In ’43- F°r the food of the Hrmlniit*
|| F l o r i d a H o l d
by
Frank
F.
future of Sanford, It will be very Il.iiw i p i M a m gir and you or#
wbe to do rrtrjrthin g poatibla in i *(rlt| ptsytilr-d In fit* your writorder that l b club will rrt-jrfi im •|.|»*aranc* with aatd I'ourt In

O u r nbop

F A IR B A N K S -M O R S E

D o n ’ t a a o r ific e y o u r T ru c k ,
P i c k u p o r S t a t io n W a g o n .

TH E

League Standings

iNnlitiri |iIr) i'il in ■ t hrrraomt
with I
»fui |,1( 11#
by right atmkra ol

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ExperiRepairs

M I A M I . July &lt;7. UT&gt;— Rcorrs
o f o ffic ia l* led by Special Ayen l
H
0.
Danner o f Ike Federal
Bureau o f I n r n t lfa t lo n e a rly y *l
terday staffed a eerier o f ll*hlnine ralde d eelfn ed to draw the
teeth
of
any
sabotaff*
plans
aC* I n i t national defenae acllvitie* in g re a te r Miami.
T h lr ty -fo o r
German,
Italian,
and Japanese alien* were taken
Into custody, but after Inlenalre
iiu estlcn in f a ll but two Italian !
and threw G erm an, were released.
Three fle a wear confined in alien
deten tion q u a rter, for farth er In­
terro ga tio n b y Danner and Aiat.
D lit. A t t y . E rnest L. Duhalme.

IN
C H IC A G O . Julr
27.
A
four-foot putt, worth tS.&amp;fM If
it drop perl,
in ii.n l by llyron
Nelson on Ihc eighteenth stern
Sundry an.) rent the (iin n l T ole­
do pro spinning d im ly
into
a
p la y o ff
with Clayton
Ilm fn c r
fo r the Tam (I'flhanter
$16,000

a.sad non* out. r»UrI and limiting Roiton richest jackpot lodty in an ItIn.th* last four Inn- hols match.

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By P A U L ROBINSON*

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phone 14U.
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luy War Bond:

If « • « I A U bw fv**i U « « »Uk U
^ it M n i 1* violate tbo** inestimable pariL f * » far whkb » l k » u been *o loo* ,-jairndlag—w* mast fight!
—I-ATMICK M M »f.

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Sharp Battle
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|Nazis Have Sunk 400 Allied
Vessels jto Western Atlantic

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up *■•*«,sis* P r»**l
| more crewmen or passengers. most 1
T ’f • o n k i'ir of an atartirr Iittlr|
whom may now he n m ild r m t!
om.
Umi by hungry Naris, an
Figu re. ,how H.7BC p*r-j
nut.i
&gt;•■lerday by the N a v y .1 •&lt;*n» re*cue«t from th# 400 AlH#dl
1«- Ei«f t • 100 the un official A i- a ixl neutral merchant c ra ft tor-!
iua intdl LiilmlalL n o f Allied and (mnI dtiI |i » the licit tom,
I
A t n*-stral *fiij&gt;* torjwdocd to the batThe W ar Shipping a ilm ln iitra -1
t«.in o f the wr*t#rn Atlan tic aince turn recently *m phaiii#d the grar
IVarl II«rt*or
ity uf the Atlantic peril by in*
Thr ironic lin kin g o f th# S6
nuunemg that iln k in fa
in th#
foot » ia ft w p fr|H»rte»| by CtDt. *##k of July 12-18 were th#
Walter
It reward I ’ n sland, who highest unci* the war began and!
• aid » low rnlionexl U-boat til* that AII Ini Ionic# "h ave greatly
IS * A U M lIlM P n m
Jockm hit boat ju it o ff Havana., rv reeded new run at rue I bin** d e i ]
In E g y p t, flhurp fig h t Inn furred him**'If and two other pile ru trvmendoui volume.
flared today on the northern rruwmen out and then helped
On the other aide o f the ledger
sector o f the El A la m e i n thermtelvta to 40,000 pound* o f the government ha# extended it#
Tini iiw, rannid good* and a quart- c n v n y H yate m , opened anti-aubfro n t, 76 m iles west
A le x ­
till o f I I c m I nil. T h e three m r- martne cchooli, added e «co rt vesandria,
a fte r
th e
B ritish vivur* heard un eiploakin later •eli and Increased #lr p it ro ll in
lashed out al Orman nnd and presumed the cra ft w n ■link an all-out e ffo rt to iniai'h the
Italian forces.
The RAF Thu* in 3.1 day* A xis under underwater menace Into produc­
raider* have averaged near­ tion it hat thrown the facilities
again battered At Axfei-Occu- water
ly tw o victim* daily on the haul*
greatest shlpymrds.
of Tobnik and El •if iej»or1ed sinking* on the w est­ o f Inthetheworld's
pled baaes
b
field o f prvdoction m axi­
Dabs.
»
| ern Atlantic fro
front
W ith the }«»•■ mum e ffo rt* have Wen made to
A lt e r being lugged
rgrd ( l d « i by uf the 100 »hi|
hip* went the Hvr* overcome the dftAril Treated by
aanditorma and lo » chitidi™ lint
. f pore than 2000 tea mem, i
the ai nk in if a
Recently Rear AdStill »iii»»in g are at b u t I f 20
Uh deaert f o r m •truck fktruluy i
11'*■ ■lav** Freai (*■!* T » « I
night on the northern acctur u f
tnen nnd
th i •*»•&gt;»
fron t where
A ils nidi
"
r n*i&gt;
f
machine* have been held fo r s l - 'f l
I
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F igh tin g continued there M on­
day, fron t dlsnatches said.
British warships are givin g the
A ils
seaborne supply line*
a
l.i S ln iV , July
iteady pounding which i* putting
sA% Hr l^ia h ^ruyi »n I Sr Volga rod oil instal­
a serious crim p into Field M a r­ m 11It a*I , am! twditical circles were lations st Maikop
shal Erwin Rommel's E gyptian gravely litnrrnied today over th#
The lands just conquered or
rampalgn.
jc ou t«* uf the H u m an figh tin g now threatened by the German
A lon g with frrvjucnt shellings •ml de.cr»W«d the current battle drive in sum# part* are rich*?
of the advanced A xis supply b aso]1*"
t|l‘ ^ ,
im portant
yet than the Ukraine and are almost (
Uk'ht
Ixith from it m ilitary gnd a* extensive. It was said
at Matruh, this work at present
riornn
point
uf
view
In the Kursk and
Vorunrth
is th# most important part of the
Thr r lutiries, whose niia#« provinces. 30,000,000
acres
of
navy’s contribution to the desert
not permitted t«j W pub- wheat are under cultivation and
war
**-d
,
i|e*,-nbed
the
rrtnin
as
there are even more I 'l l t i u i r f
Supply ships laden with gmso
M* in I he T-milys risk rwgjon field • i»f wheat m th# An&gt;v-Black
line, ammunition and foodstuff*
1hr ' t i ilu i*t hnttJv" for Sout h *•* area eimund Rnatov and th#
have been-,.sunk within the lam
Runs tan
North t aurasus.
two w „ k . (h ip . W h o - aafr ar
nf&gt; said lthe
r , dinger
,
I, hey
that lh#r# \ Altogether, it was said, 23 p#r
riT«l would K. y , m.ant an«Ui.*r
.
,N rn)XJ(^, flx&lt;J M f„ t renl uf the Soviet unlon'a culU
“ (h ot In Uif artn. far th« w . j r y
lh, |,u. . „ n |*eople had In- valent land has
been
lost
or
e»#m y forcas.
W ith them proo I tr r» » „ ! m ;Se
U »t
f#
dajra threatened since the latest Ger­
ably went a doien smaller c r * f t « I t&gt;,PV ^ „ ntn l out that If the man offensive began. If th# Off*
lightars, s c h o o n e r* and such — I Germans could establish and
nd hold men* reach Lh# Volga at Rtallnwhich were blasted to bits b y 1bridgeheads over th#
Don
Ion at gr»d they will have gained al­
navy bomb#re and th# gflns &amp;f j Tsimlynnsk they would
h#
l#a# most half o f Kuaata'a r u ttl((t * d
ha laaa
tha fleet.
{
I than 'JtMJ mllrt from lha oil erti
tth i land

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Th# enemy's ffterish efforts to

" N a v a l^ 4 Three
Enlistees Will'
l&gt;eave Thursday

M MHER - 17.

Member AnJweUled Prciot

2m. V M 2 .

I S. Troops W ave to H yin g Fortress in Itritain

Members
Of Seminole Gun
Club Win Prizes

Hitler Suvs (ierman*
Nmv Have Iteaehed
Or Crossed Lower
Dun

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Concerned Over Russian Battle!

f»r Kara pro*1
halllnf th* rain of

D oub/»

Our Q u ota

Soviets Fight Desperately To Stem
Great Nazi Push Against Stalingrad

British Lash Out
German And Italian
, Forces On Northern
El Alamein Front

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Regulations On
‘Luxury’ Trucks

Roy R. Wright
Send-Off Is
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(Graduates From
Thursday
Negro Draftees
Naval Hospital

City Commission
Rules Dogs Must
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mil*. •1# ll'ifh St huoi
V rh ic l» « t Is I « h a ll s l f f r i i

Go Into Effect

And Recapping Is
Virtually
Hunned

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Run
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day*!
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. 1 l i e - MI|T

Civil Rights Of
Democracy Are
Invoked At Trial

e

•hip*.
Location of lh* ba»r« fr ’oi
41
which tha liritlih vtaarii auiMr.ily
11
1s l I 04
h a rt iwrpl Into broailaxlr i » » i
1
it f llll. *
Ahn it IS Semlnotr
County | Thra* mamban of tha Stammolr
tlon a few mllti off Malroli *n
...................
.
will Iw in thr group of j tjun Club, thootln* at tr* U*'
l i n o within two wrekl ha. Imcii ymitha
Naval clillllrea that will paaa front ran,* In lha racant l'...iui
"d
’ »hf ll 1K*0*’
a carafollj *uard*.l »rcrri
awardad
pnm
i th.
(hruu)(h .Sanford on thr north­ match, wara
bound A C I. train
st
l:S7 ByrJ Gooda. praiUtnt ..f iho'rluch Thursday afternoon, lira. club, annojnead loJay
D.e tft .i hitt * ■&lt;&gt;
nurd ti)
l.i..
If ut tii# in
A M
I in v to ,
H. a ll. •Ml* *1 th# Uni*
In tha match, which a n . imoi Dole Cutint)
trrlr.l .igaiii t lh. &gt;1(01-to»*■
K. y lluusholdrr said tialay as
I M l .*
v» a* a
bu# »ttoliu|i
it
l.iliinmh'- V.) -1,
f Flnr i.l» un# year and
to.II U k.11. d. to.... •ling I lh.
Th# rtfirulaliiiii* «** *rt*sHi
the urifrd that “ K»#ry one who aorwd by the Waal Coait 1'iatol
Aug
ml Id..•
. .in fui.#r of Hu Fht F#(1a 1.. o , !&lt;1(1Ullllll
• t lh*■m ■
.
T'1
ern *h*&gt;uld be at the depot to Laagtra, LlauL A. C. Yonnally
th# b o n n l, n p i d ir * 1* tnnk~ h
I he i'll&gt;
imiup
hit - i f ♦u* • l ..
q t i'F ' I I . , '. . f ul. r t« a1 y
Ia
at least give th* hoya a wav#," IkaL^nd, Jamaa L Alltnby &gt;.f &lt;'• mg
I'M* T I 1hi
aiooholi*
h*v rnifi l r. I I f f Ihef
preni'iklMtiisi
•Iff
fr
Will 1Mlfits - f i(! drink*
|h t « i ,
Clgarelie* will be given to tha lando end Hsrry
(u rid* I 1
un*1
!
»im il»
if *11.1 td
in thr nrh*
U (i l»ki
Or
i
lioya by Mrs llousholilrr, who Is WlnUr Fark, all flrinj *t
■ nfi-i t
ltf*’ totiacc«i
urmlut l*
»*
the
liorftof
*
t td t *-*'
winner*
• ill • ii t hi
chairman oL the Send-off
and local ran##, w#r#
•.....I
|randy, f l n w r f *
L*;
. «• dm ■tott* nd
»» . t '«&gt; •i toll
i #•■
WASHINGTON. July 2*. lAh ] Follow up Commit I ee of the Da- •ward*. Yonnally. wl&lt;&gt;
jc-» r l r y
f u f * f it '! " '*
Set tiiid M .it i r.-to.i
10
pun"’*' of Cla*s r. adv«»&gt;c#tl to fl# *» H \ muniral m*(rtmu ot*
SfTan of tha rlgnl inm arrj-*-.l (rn*e Council, the
. mill Is.
U iih n
ii rk• E I .
th# r#*ult of hi* HA7 wore•.d I nd*
of coming to America in Nan I which I* to make men going into
,|ii
|
ury
ifT
n
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w
to
t
.1
-Ill
pl.O
rupfil
trf
i
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l«nby
fo*#
from
D
to
l
*
*
U-bcati to rommlt talHilaKr in 1ti * service* to frel they
transp, rtatiitr
lflr
1
flu If* in 1it M
els.1 ISir.l
predated ami pi holster \h.fr M2. William* won hi* i*n»«
f.dl. aoYed lha tiail rt(hl» of I hi*
l ,
maintenance
i -mrtHMc*
S lflf l.
\
•t..
th# tlm# fir# shoot
I h•.t rl
democracy Monday — amt th.- .pirlikill In# Ul#l|
purpoar ,,f rrpalMng „t,t
hi M
i rilard 1/
Good# rtvfaHadi thr top »
rind l r» highway S ii m t "1
I»
These young men, who will
United Stair* Supreme Court
If
fill
J
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M
V
,
ftii
th#
•
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to
purchto*i
Kuusthold effect­
nan of the milch w*r# t
MIm1 ppllrd fur
toil# iwfivi'.l Id
T to*.
R..*tlkV !•
broke off It* racatlon to hrar Irate for an undisclosed destina­ Brown of Tempo, Clasa A A, kiv&gt;, ing material* or ■t-rvicr **&lt;!*•
al-it
thal
men
it
i*
•
l»
rutcsem
l
fa 'l.d .
b.to.V - n n d
who
it.m .«*i.&lt;ii for tli* r x lililb h
hav#
n o t IS# i
tion from Orlando, recently vol­
ll Iia « 1
their nlta.
d
XI
utnittol
Navy
lH-nulif
*
mu
u
laru#
gnu
Raymond
Lte
of
Clearwstrr,
,
for
landscaping
»r
it
t»i.
fr
il
l
#.
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f
a
hum*
vi.Mind*
f**r
th.
\
r
ror
ti» pick meni ••
unteered In the United States
i.f.V *t •*•§ In
u t''
On Wfdneaday at noon, the tr! Ntvy. "1 am sure their relative* Class A, B42 and Miss LUxlJ T h# order iwlit# that «uch v rerrult* I* ill
her*- it( th# H u m . i|. to # r# i• •k#sl t. d.k •«. na grin rikI |.uhln
Th#
W iiman *
• ilrrj
same time
buna! will open a special term so and friends will l&gt;* glad to tea Walker of Ocala, Class It. m« i
•s«ri.i ,k ■ t«U4» ltd# I m l n y
•v th# Ra- Huh -..In &gt;Ir-e| i h# t 11y'* uni m
hklrs " i r f no! rnt»tl#*l l&lt;‘
I • 1*0 is
that deftnee cmm»»l may preaent them at the depot If only for a
T bs Postal mite be* are rTgular, ping svrric# unlr«* »•f!•■# thr
r i-(* r ■* ntmg |............
Negro
&lt;nlife Ik| l.m id
serin inH a giri.fi.H.* fit l.H'it lull f.H j
i h # ( ’m u *
patiIlona for wrtla of habeas cor­ frw minute*, and I hope many feature* of sit club forming thr I o f a month any rro*i»« «r»- l* |every phn-f -d 1* m•11f * 'l 11
I h. club augg#wli-.l
\ \ , h ri k • li n o nils# r ♦if vulunn-Ith" iff ikiiikls.
. v a si nI Ion
pus In bahslf of tha man. now other ritltena will be there," Mrs. West Coast PUsol League TTt-y over not f » « i « i f*«t tioikw
gk»n. cl* ic • I... toI k It, Ihi * Iit. * •
&gt;.Uit.|. U . wntrally !«■ at* i ,,f i
'
|r* . to i k # l . tel liM n f # • •irking to i th#
*
and mi
are open to all registered shoot
on trial for their Uvea before a llousFolder added.
prufr«iis&gt;ni*J al^rf*"lr*l t hr f n nl 4| * . 1
ithm • .tktfi|f t llit s iiff* *1(
llirsuir uf it* li"'1’
1 h r h a n . l i n i f ••ut of th#*# ' 1|H*
.r.« uwn
•.II.
era of each club, ocorrs *r# for list A**
military commission appoint'd by
I
lir
t
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u
t
th*I
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ik
.
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m
erl
if'
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f
*(f
th
•
rum
•tfgardsiil
1 - --i «
1 ut
th# V
^ m »»* t tw h#r# • ti.i" •
- .•
warded to the league secretary quota, th# local U»Mfd nevei i
President RoosevalL
• iiti..n#ii r . an
n i-1*-hi
- hi Ii l‘ n.f
m 1111-# At
I
N Hide fill •t a l k
II.. ti\
H
F # lIr r•tin, s#f.. maiTir-l
and tabulated tad the shooter* .had any r m p crrtlfxi»(i * i*
(Tbs writ of hsbeai corpus 1* I
Is.".
I
,
to
to*
life.
pla.r
.
1
d
ll
('rot■
mi
*
i
I
m
I.
s
I
i
hi
ir
man
In fart '
1 i * ,'s i ,
.it
lb.
1!-•■« r d
■Mid I ixi ny
.tfh moth
are placed In various rlnar* *r j cv#r. |t wn* itati'd
an ancient Institution, the history |
&lt;*#n
k
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sn
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f.r.
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bull.
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m
if
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klusel)
u .
r * 1 ti,« f |M p *•• n 1e mpiir nut
I |I to'11*
cerdfrrv lo th# results Th» h«*l numik«r o f an pi if nt mn» t Ii
Hi. 11i i•k
of which U clowly Intertwined
V
til
'
• rvd U mil- f M
u
■
.
•
hairrmn
.
cannot
be
met
4 t f n ' i r t..
i m#4 lo tf ly “
.1
clubs holds
practice
M
with th* history of freedom in th*
Ajfnn Kft- • I.
r•*I mr &gt; , 4n&gt;I
A * nnl*f r#.| »#*t • a ii M. u "H
every Wtdneaday from J uu I'
,d
Th# order !• • blow t»* ■*I1
I
1w,
H.
•I*'
mi in. m il e 1
that cards Gii* S. Sruih i‘ haj t lit ■ft uf I h. I ••
EnglUh-epaailng world.
It ha*
l&gt;r 7 J J. r
tn ifrr
Slate
1C
to
6:00
P.
I
f
.
with
all
I. d (ti*.
hi*
*al#rs and dvttvrry »#rvi**-* I'*
for Its object tha bringing of a
Senat&lt; r fr
t
hdhlf-r • Id «*•t 1 a * . '» • K • # n t t i . a|&lt;| dicants for frn** i tiniifit Fu’ nir 1 i»rnmill#r
ere
Invited
to
participate
lh..
•ri mav turn to th# puldo • •
v-i-p
lausiks. o f _ask mif ih .f th# ifn.un.i* l»# M#a
ration
• 4|«|* • ' u» fitiar )
prisoner
a court or Judge,
■oner before
b ‘
in lh# " f p iM in i
f m* g fn ip
H«ra, when present tire* «**mi •
• i h ,.1-e.tii rtllO » # r r Mppllrd fo r I thr
li-f -,f th# « •I &gt; . rmitMiitinif I n‘ * ,**
tally to determine whether h*
LONDON, July « « , lAV-Tb*
Railroad*
and
truck
line*
m»v
1 1 . -•*rii in* i U F A regiilatluni to M fi|p
11l»r#
l-rn« h#w,
J h.&lt; *f i &lt;- • 1
f v'.iV|rl J#
is bouts
being Ilegally detained. Prlsmnana loaf eight out of M to
U*«d for long haul*, whll# near
nl th# numlicr o f applications • ■Irf mm.I kbaitr can* i.fiivulfnl by j p|nf din # ■r. Hu* ir«»i. th# airrrrmf
ITS do not have soth right* 70 bomber* In a raid over Birm­
customers
mav
havr
t*&gt;
rell
i
h
•
r
f
r
cimMldcrcdl
rliglhl#
and
th#
I
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l
y
"
TV#
r..«l
or
rBtabllah
,-p
,,f
f
.
i
i
f
i
......
ami
tn Nasi OormanyJ
*
ingham, the midlands industrial
tonally for ihelr order* *»r p*
(hr iiijmlwi that w rrr rvfiu rd, In* •ui h |froun*l« » III I*# rh#ckt*«I J fr#qion1 *,.i rinm Mjimlw itf Rut
Tbs Supremo Court according center today. Incendiaries fall to
haps g#t d#tlv#ry by th# h*»
t'"in g dOO mw m hasls, alnjut on# ami tS# matt#r hrouifht up at Bkiin ( mi j. . ■&gt;».. * uri Ht )•»n• «»n thr
to Informed persons who were not th* London district which had
TALLAHASSEE, J»ly *8, (#)
out .»f #v«*ry fiv# pa«a#ng#r ear Ih# »»*'».’ mrrlirtir, It * n lircltlrt! | u|&gt;|M-r (». .. .•11
l«&gt; th# po»
willing in bo quoted by name, will first alght alarm since Jens S. —TV* Stats Road Department and wafon system
uly 2*. UP) Otofters in th# riFUttly Mppllrd fo r
f 'l l l I . A D K I . r i l l A , July
In ri*i.n#ctlon with lh# Il«f#tiB* • mif.1111&gt; . f .• !to»b'* H o»«iau «oun
bar* two palata to pass uponi
The British admitted fires and Monday rejected a* too high all
# i tr h gas
CounrlL Mijruf W 1' Hill
»p I trra tim k
-l H.» flank i*f th#
1. Whether it baa any right damage to the Birmingham area.
bids fey work on tha m »
p4»lnt#Fi |Ioy WfRIam* a# com j r lD ii.ln l
rni.tMx in Hi# aouth
lha petitions In view
The Oermine retaliated yea‘
iwty
to
Key
w«t
munlcMliDn
o
ff
k
r
r
ifkl
*
R
Daw
order denying tsrday to RAP raid* with wldMBut • in Hu r it . uulil . ..nir *)ukka
to undertake th*
Nulun Said Too III
•on a radio aid Hr
Hay#r
r#
ur
m
■ufflcltnt
to such prls1)
&lt;IU»UbPtl
' ‘ i over t3 districts of
Job of completing th*
Vfatrd
that
Ih#
yroUp
H
d
con
wA
s aS iiiM
r im
i,v, ; auPP*r
,,* rt')r
M'"vl*F;
ntrcngih, tn rrl i#vi" til# critical
To Appear In Court
oppfnw bomba at nutwith Its own facilities
W
H IN G
T Ow
N , Jut*
July 2H. .4*,
fte r relu
m in|M
g ,|k'
frtm■*IJwork
end
■Idfrr.l
ew
tln
y
n
■wlmmintr
th.
R
u
4*
imii
arm iff
p.
-itInn
&gt;
f
machine-gunning lb *
1. Whether tha atUIUry com,___ uf th* department cell Speaker Rayburn **ld after * talk
hi* dinner unprepared.
brtwr?n barkinif nit • th# ( iiutH.in and
toiaalaa baa Juriadktloa to try tha streats o f tom* towns, but the foe p arin g I I mil** * f highway With President Rnoeevrlt MnmUt finding
MIAMI. July 2M. .41 --Claud* pool at th# •prinira
Police found thr body o f Mrs
Manymutinr and Avt^ado A v r | nit n in*! th# »p|.f«*arh#to to vital
den* was trial! by com- and coorrtructlng I I bridge* on th* that h* *tpecl*d Congre»* "I
D or* llo d g r" nn the dining room K -Ian, Miami and Jackaonvllle nu#«, about 10 blin k ■ i»Ul Of\ w rit
with tha havoc tbs R AP
Sta InibTT n&gt;l « *•* ii »»mU#r for con*
til, and auli)mut,(le dealer, was
ulb*d of tb* hurri- least lh* House end of ll &lt;» lw floor late yr«trrd sy
Thomas
Flr«t S ir*#! Mijwrvrr th# water
at Hamburg, Latest re­
Florida East C,4»t In Informal recus for five „r -n Olln llodgve, 2 2 . » « i fciund dy­ Uh&gt; ill t„ sppmr in court yester- vnlumr o f lh# ■prinira wo# J-jdif#d Jl-ct 111*
ports said 40 persons were killed
da) fur arraignment nn * charge
t* tb* Island weeks,
ing cn thr porrh A hliKwJ-ilalnad,
«f
in lha Cermaa daylight raids, and
Raring appointed Keprrarutn pearl, hsmllrd knife was al his of -ailing tlrra contrary 'a ra­ In lu ffk len l E lf ht r#*id#nt#
(Sat B#cti«n iubim ltrd a petition
that many other • |
tioning reatriclinna, his attorney atkin*
t in BulwInti* (D.. N. C l »* side.
beard rejected low bid.
that th# |hm.I nut b# vatabspeaker pro tom earlier in th'
1147*601 *4brailted
tobarcubwla clinic for
llihrd H#r# b#cau«# of lh# fr##t
llt h r r said Ihry i|uarreled after rvp rted
I * H
A
r *
Instead, A lly Dwwey M K night fjul*»nc# to nearby rfiid r n t* "
O il Company o f Mi- day, Rayburn visited th* Whlx- 1 Mrs. Hodge, told hrr husband
ccatacto and T
T.B.
J . ‘ sui pacts
■ r r u n l d ay* e g * fo e earfsc- Itetta* to cbock up on (he Pm i aba was III and wanted lo eat o f Miami filed w ritten legal ob­
bo bald at th* Health Unit Thera.
jections In th* form uf d e m u rrm ,
41 m i)** o f tb * highway, deaf* legislative program.
out.
200 B uh DriverH In
AH, bovrwer, that he would »«y
Thom as A . Johnson sold
They had I-ern married ftsr ami Federal Judge John W . H o l­
*W
Uavtng
was:
"
I
told
the
I’
rr.
W A S H I N G I i&gt;N July 28, UP)
land set oral arguments on th e** Alabama (k&gt; On Strike
_______
m
« 6 0 ! - t » a b o v. th*
men lbs.
Trafi#|wit tatlim DiriH*l-or Jft*
points for Aug. 8.
d*Wt goodbye. 1 am going hunu7 u ly M, (A V Rr|)h It Eastman xabl today
te Texaa for a little sunshine in _ MOHR ~ I*A M A C H U T lH m "
The Indictments charged Nolan,
ly
that tlrsp.tr some W si d ill*
of getting rid of a tore
Nolsn-I’ealer Holers, Inc., of Mi­
b 'X t ^
—A
strike
c
f
200
bus
drivers
of
c *ti ns end Inrnnvenlenc**, lo­
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                    <text>TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA

PAGE BIGOT

lleatywcigltl Built ^
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iks Boost Lead To 12 Gaines
As Hemsley Blasts Apple In
10 Inning Win Over Cleveland

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July 23,

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OLEVELAND. Ju ly 23, W V - Or'm e*. who finnhlnl
Jo* Dim aggio didn’t ••* a nit kicked II around i n« Fn.
ye. t* relay but Kollle
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rollfctud four and the New York da H rnrlen
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bataa*n Alley Ih n a ld
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ltd In tha IOth, but limited the
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rsandcfr for which the winner *Hll
g»t « »h*»t at Chalky W right1*
ft lilht iM. H'ht rham pionthlp,
A crowd of 0000 i* eipected for
llin putty
N orm a fihvarvr nnd Melvyn lim igln. ire
a la r m ! ln
L w r Binre Tumi auddenly found
Ikmp * !f with u draw decision with m antle comedy, “ We W ere llaw ing.” •Imwiiig la rt lime*
!*i»-t&gt; r. h. ha* U t n Mimewhit of a t ih* Rita theatre, here.
»L»it- haired Imy” In the fight
g a mi1'* m uff im portant cenlera.

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Nazis Announce Capture Of Rostov;
Russians Admit Battle Reaches City
Neutral Nations j‘Largest’ Convoy
Warned To Fight ;0f U. S. Troops
For Their Liberty Lands In England

A p p la u d in g

I * y A m m I i M Preeal
In , E g y p t, B r it is h a rm o red
f o r c e s la n c e d a t t h e A x i s on
• A l e x a n d r i a ’s o u t l y i n g d e f e n s e
lin e w e s t o f E l A la m e in to ­
d a y , w h ile c o n s o lid a t in g t h e
p o s it io n s t h e y w o n o n th e
n o rth e rn a n d c e n tra l se cto rs
W ^ m S i . T O N , J u l y 24, tA V td lN I &gt;' &gt;S
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The
J t i tw o d a y s o f s h a r p f ig h t ­
F iH rrt.it, *if S la te Hull unfolded« nvertiM ■mi A. * tt», j fla il) V P ilcr
in g .
blueprint last night of m m r o f , rj
to ir't I inr iiK iu i i . i.fi what
H
m* AjHirra to |*r taken for a ever pi a-da it h,«.
A ihlm m erlng duel has# kept
of a wreond
belt,
world whrn the w ar it
plane* of both ilde*
on the
front (• f th• r« r»*.f •f ii* Atatew*
n.
mrUjiling
an
International
ground during the u r l ; hours to
av&gt;riiv to krep the
peace
"by ment rnuplrd « iili .to mmounred a y , but B ritish flier* * « r * poleed
diggiri &lt;
/toce if fif'ce^sary,"'
ry,~ and " a d jje l- pi eft I that. Ill it *»iii
~ t o re a r Into action when It .lifted,
— xr*&gt; - w»TtTEU'm-?'— itwv-’
*^.aJtrnTT
v r - m n fm F h ttv “ '
• • w r ia n r
\i th ” »amr time he warned |ti * r t ifioi«r*i - p»*» dat n»n ha fit
m an plane*, m ostly dive-bomber*,
*
&lt;h * I • i.*n
ha a
Imh’ II
the i * inn ml rig neu(r«l» that tb e lrj vrheth*
alao returned to the fr a y after
o ,*ii iiUHtinti of Kurnpe
pi off w-iriTi* of
neutrality
w tre ' reach tv
a 48-hour absence.
“ahoint anil suicid al* in the lace! to hr In R i iw Ia
T h e R A F New* B a rrie* rev ea l­
conflict
and,1 F u r l her it wa
•tfftc mlly dlaFilm sta r Mac W#M i* ihown of ihr world wide
ed that United S late* A ir Forre j In c o u r t In
all f&gt;* Optra wHi prize c la io l iL *i ■t&gt;uh«- 1 n i t r I S i n l a s
A n erlrw
a f l a r \ eallod op n
i^ h e a r y bomber* and R A F medium*
f.* fight for it a* tbrlr ronvn*
*o«
f
fh* targ»-*t
rver
J receiving .* tnvurev from vAiulr Ild M*
beared bad w eather to ca rry nut
t he* A11M
im11* had hr«*u ght
to rr
* villa rjsincef Fran k W n lU to
Sh«-1
itllXlr of p u i « i r pro I - mart)
d evastatin g raid * on A l l a Field
mr
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v ...left if»
and |
h a d IfTffi m a r Heft t&lt;» h i m f o r 1 1 I
nr nf the ritoit aprcific airin' '
M arehal E rw in Rommel’* atrtn k ' year* hut. Mar Ir * l ifn*v( hn-fn'l
I'M j» g mi■rkt ' in
11tlor|
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oh h&gt; m rraponiible
of
of co atial ha*e* hafer* dawn y * . |
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t'nitiwt N a l l o m a n d 1
terday
oil* (l lot* d M V* I t Hit iy « i
Th.
f I he . moo
A t i t , t It * llt
* *f thk iviiliriea nrrvioucty I *'*.
m
B ritish quarter* emphasised that' j
' ! 'id &gt;it S &lt; . ' &gt;mt pilot A.
I u r r e h -aril Mil* hi*.I ftitodi
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L 'n tk u c c iM a f# S u iw irr i ' t n e f “
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la c lie a n to hammer home Ibr
0 • :11rt*»I | *...........
fillip
nur»*
1 • to■ ib-livrtfrif id art u l i j r r i s
attack *t all polnta, keeping hi* - — — ----------------------------------'
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p i.
' it f t*. fM«iaib a s l o v e r ail nir r t
availab le etrength dlepereed and
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i ■ i .» * | .. i *, Mnid i* e ra !
crn»»
N to* ' nl m i &gt;* i»rk■ .trill Inf s h o r t
v
i . - i the H n t i a P 1olea
to*,
(it U if vt cx Id Thi* ■pn'iNch tefev'l
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rtu g r rlv aw s i t e d since in p..
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to
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f d u i t .Art* itn ttlajo*
had envisioned just such an a t ­
I'm
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Rts-isrvt It h r r a b ir - l
jt
imiiti
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.tf
v topi* in ail Hrit
tack and d n rin s the two week*
Mt
1u ra d a y p r r ts conferenrv.
fr* in
fi«h-and-chip&lt;
•tale m ala oa
the E l
A la m tlu
l! 1 Ailvurktril the widely dlw- iah
'L*- highrot *|t arterv
tu.-” i ‘in%in&gt;d nf lrin « llio n H if- ■bopfr o n t ha4 dug in Ma position.
p
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■ir-ftii ti* peiiplt- a n d f n \
r t ihr »• nr ilurlng
which
lh»
It U ll '1 d
N ulin m
rn-oprr AtlVpJy ertum
_ them
itiat t h r ’ if fat** la httlind
mu i aupplrm rnt mid make RittlT up «
t ha t o f Ru*Aiit
A Germ an'
of CowimonlqM bro ad-!
i f in 11v r the action of to in triot
Sir
Ltffoni
I'lip p a,
It n In i n ’ i
I iii I mi Iu a I I v
in
r® cstabJithltiv L. l I'm y Seat mnt | mitnri*
order. In prtivkding ■wtft P|k .&gt;- ti ti n for
Pi inn
MitUAlrr
rriAfUng
the manifold n u ,. till!, gav« ih r niT-mt.ffA • t
i *US n 2
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In m
att!ne tb
• t m ilt "
l_ B ii ig i A i It* u r u t r r a t a n d t h r i p o
conrtttocrl.
ernm«*Wt would not tip tt» hand
a l l COUnt Mrs
r e p l y to a f r r q u e n t g m »■! n m e i i l
A p p IlraU
a ritioonns. foi .v p p lrm w i.lary _______________________________
m u y Umoe b y i h y *Ad n ig h t
, hr
ronatrueUv* l**k
T h a Germ an* cU lm ad 1000 Im ­ ( a * book* by
hr* k Jwr. I . j i I mu i t r A n m i n . lte%an
n o * are ( 'b rliti*n muraTli'y" on ’fir m * '
p e r ia l
p rltonert,
m ottly
New liciing
II i’Var rjt.rationed thr aiattnm (
N&gt;rtfd l'&gt; the R m inning huihlfng
human
frtfd sm
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ad J"U r fl i n g f o r a H u m i n n
iw » *
Z « * U n d t n end Indian*, w trv tap
Hoard Srcrrtar&gt; A It I ' t l r r a n ( brttadrr
foundation* than
nu
A
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.lr
thr country
wa* in n ia io i
lu re d and 1 S I tank* de*lroyed ■tated
today,and thosr that »»•• brfora T h u
laak. too, w ill iw
4 w h ile Asta fll*r* (hot down nine approved will tw* notifu l j,.** t«|nrr»«|ty call for
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both
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goon ha | h»*• 11•Jt* to apply for ih r and in tern atio n al action."
nttfition* after
( 'f lp p A h a d
an
cards
IV rk on thr hOU m -&lt;|
y 0 prevent w ar, H ull
*«»d u r- u r i r r d t h r pr&lt;&gt;|S'*al l o r e * laf .
applicatioriA s!a /t« t yr«trvda&gt; »f » a s "plain that aom#
intnn*.
W h a t e v e r ( .M e n t io n * ih*
tc mm hi
tional agency must be creatt-el p o v r r n m e n t
ha»
in
m ind
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Mr
IV trra o n alaw «atd that w h iei can— by foca If neersaar) 0 Midd he q u i t r imp4t*«Hdr fo r 1h r hi
k* ho
k'•fn fI a n^ace among nation* !&lt;• a n n o u n c e t h e m r i t h n p u ld ii 1
100
to
son
truck
ow . ti ®'!w
ht- In tha futu re."
have I m"cn m illflrd to go t
► it1 i r f f r t #*■• • Ion
Sir
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a m i g e t i h r it c a r d
ll
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(ierm ans T h r e a t e n
Reds’ South L i f e Line To Allies In
Middle Fust Area

Lodge at Anti-Hitler Meeting

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Ih r K u e e u io n
p rrp a fin f
ltr»* ijr lf lO r * -oulh id
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1«
meet (he m u m p h ani Herman
arvnte* In a cru ria l rlaah for
Ike r * u ri- u » and H rtlU h mil*
l* r t r t per 1 % wa»d lhr*»e hate
had i'a* im|r|«r mlr rvl i onf ir ma
Hon of l hr (,er man t lain* l«
Rto*,.&lt;t hti( * id 11 ia dm ihlful
if Mgf * h il
1 ‘n v 'th rn h i
in
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-faivd h«&gt;t&lt;t i( 11 liar If A"* In*
hano mt.. -«» i aiur
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Hull, In Radio Talk, British
Government
OutlineH S p c c i fic R efuses Tit Reveal
Post-War Projects
Second Front Plans

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„* .£SSr*sa.usfu.0:f:l NoOcea Will lie Sent
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Soon As Possible,

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:Mrs. Roy Holler Payroll At Navy Base Last
Week Increased To ?!7 000
Cites Facts On

lap Troops Get
Third Toe-Hold
On New Guinea

hnh.v.. n.t d..nr... .h.».M .f Townsend M a s s
M e e tin g Will Be Brown Funeral
Held Here Sunda&gt; Riles Will Be
Held Saturday

ply im m ediately na the * o» |
Volunteer wnrkera .*( tiir *-ffe
of the l&gt;oartl will not “t,*i
indefinitely
The
T in
t Halurday at noon
""Thrar whl* filed ^f&gt;*f
M‘(d*~
m *nL*ry b .«ik. w ill b . . . ...
^ T o v i u t M D e b m at. in r. i
th flr " A " book rm-pon* .rntil « r lng, which w ill be sttrmlp,) by
can get aruuntl to maillot.' ibc representative* of group* through
notice*.
A ll
nf
the
.'minty out the F if t h Congrutalonal I)u&gt;
.board* have 1 &gt;ecn almmd
trlct, wTn be held a t Ih f C o o n
94 with th r num cr u- a|ipliea&gt; llo r.i* S u n d ay, with Dr. H al i
tlont, end thio onr I a n«&gt; n o o
U n f a . the principal speaker
ttOH. W f Will *rmt out thi r a i U
Dr. Lo n g I, t b . M . national
«in !.a a n la ll«a
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jtia l as amm ■■ |»oaalMr
the ■• • t .
,J»w ut*» alrvao v
to nearly I .'■*••) I Iranaferred to the *tat* of W a.b
and 1,000 turn h i/ ' | Ington,
- a communique
rotnmunlquo (a id .
truck ow ner* *n&gt;
W qp at heavy cost, th * new way user* of ga^.lin.
I
O r. Long I* reported 1o .
J a p a n * * * Incursion w ill be d iffi­
A lth ru g h
the lor«l
r ■(&gt;-•.,.-&gt;&lt; I capable leader In th* movrmcr.i
■, previously having served In lllin
cu lt to t ip lo lt because virtu ally office h'a.l no nolle. ..f ii
M issou ri.
‘‘The Town
- ^ w u *|&gt; cn ctra b U
ju n g le-d ad
moun-| O P A announced in Vt «&gt;kut*i .o
» t * ln a . In which
Gwen Stanley that tilting ■latiun. » n .I &gt;cnd cause la auraly and defmilir a n g * rU«* to 18/100 feet, **p- lied to sell gm* w ilhoul ...............| I , m aking progrT**,*- local I’rc.i
a r a t s U&gt;&lt; Invader* from th* U. u n til J u ly .11 to reg ular c u . t „ m . d e n t L . P . R ag an Igid, "and
w ere unable to rc g i.te r .1 **P *ct gran t new* In the offlr.v
8 . and A u stra lia n troop* On New
Th e ru .to m rr tno.t
G u ln u n '* south' shore. No vehicle the tchoola.
The public 1* Invited to Itle n d
ro a d * ex ist and only a few foot­ turn In coupons to cover t h i. ,,&lt;■ th* m eeting, which w ill atari n
- p a t h * which h r * a x tm u a ly tough olln* when ha get* hi* ration 8 :8 8 P.M .
gotojr .a r* carvad .throo gh th * lush book*, however.
"At the sam e time the O F A
t r o p ic a l. g m r t h i.
w arned that It would *u.|&gt;,n,l dellverle* o f g stc lln e lo any ,i a
Uop found
fou
Vtolallng thr new frgu
la lion a
| T O K Y O , J u ly
64.
IH V J * P
; an *** new .p a p e r* today accept c l
I • f m n u M m p u n fo r numerous
___ A X I S S H I P S S U N K
m erger*.
dlecoeit I nuance*
sad
sharply reducing tho number of
C A IR O . J u ly , 84, t O - T h r e e metrepeUtan daUle*. (T h a Japann pr * iu*tud t o * S *
— ----------"y * j 4p* w ere sunk
re * governm ent, d istru stfu l of a
V B « » reportod
J , two
subm arine* fra* p ress ha* been tryin g for
. In the eastern Me*IHer- yau rs to “ ra tlo n aD s*"
th* ™ th *
B ritish
announced p lraV jo u rn a listic setup. T h * w *r
. O n * o f tho vessels wa* evldenU y enabled progress In this
to the bottom from a h eavily lino).
^
C o ^ t y . — ortod cow tuy.
.
(By A mwcI . K * Pratt)
Between 1,600 to 1,000 Japana t .e troop* were dug In la it n l*h l
w i t th eir third toe-hold on New
G u in e a , the great Uland
ju .t
n o rth ra it c f A u a tra il*, poiln g a
te n t* Ilea
new
threat
to
Fort
M oresby, th* tnoal adeenced A llied
baao in th* South Sea*.
Q
O n « _lan d in g w as a t B u n a , 110
m ile * acres* tha n arrow nock of
P a p a s from P o rt M oresby on th*
p e n ln n la o f Now Guinea
c n (ho n orth ara short. A llied
f ile r * In fill tod h a a ry caeealtl**,

Jap Papers Accept
Rationalization Plan

.Local Officer Is
y Promoted To Major

Remain
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Tanka Are Produced
In Traln-Loa^ Lots
,
&gt; r r . J u ly &gt;4, W — The
W a r O op nrtaw nt today approved
■n announcem ent b y General Mo■Uon th at it* new
b y the rta h * f Body
weldquanlt ca rs
tank*
dally.

It d l u . .
Fu n eral .e n rica *
for
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g ro w n
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"-rnom.. w ill be held .1 the Soulb
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mam bar «»f th® H*ii&gt;ii •
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of IJltoon, q . M . Drown and I
4 . Drawn of /Je n e v i.

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Old Records (ollected In (ampai^n
Rrin^ Rack Memories To Old-Timers

Camp Winona Will
Run Krom Aug. 1-1 i

retail value
IJ.A 4I.I7 D ,
tha past fia ia l &gt;raf
i hose frcvtvttig m aterial #id.

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n«to"111
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re retied
today ,r to
to Manin
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number
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oul prostitution In order to 1-^
p ^ K h r . thr .la le m r n l .al&lt;V illn t Hu -aid I InIs mat nlng
,u r *
“ • A r n ,lf. N avy ami rK,
braukdown inrludrfl 50.TD1
Spo ini plan* have Iw-rn ntaile
w i r ln d s z t r io a r t fiot "decim al rr, ip|#nta of
public
asiistnno *
for »n*tr ifliu n in h am llrraft ami
ed by CBBM ltles to venerel di r a .h gran t*, 210.204 recipient* of
life • i.iin f , and new imaia hava
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a ItoUonwid* program .u rp h i* com m o.|ltir., lO A.IM lnbf«ri adi|f**| I d provide boating
ndod by th * naltgnal | ilivldug]«
participating
____
________
,
In
th*
privilege*
The cam p t« equlpadviso ry police co
com m ittee on *n-jF&gt;w&gt;d Stam p F lan
en.l
IOA.OOO
tseiyA IlrAervaltDriH m ay
r ia l p ra tot Uon to Fed eral Recur children
partirlpM lng In
the (hI for
br made by riintactlrig Mr. Mnr*
H r A t e t o ls t r a U ir P cu l M cNutt, j ftchool Lu n ch Program,
who
th# committee.
1 Kgpsmslor of the Child W elfare ri».
ha* resulted in th*
n tendon of child w elfare se r­
vices to 14 counties and th * | 1i rnalog pf 23 Institutions, three
A m uekal program w ill be n
sgrncseg and 48 boarding home*
feature of the meeting nf the
Sanford R otary C lu b to be held
k l the V aldes Hotel, at 12:16
P .M . Monday.
A selected group
of vocal solo* w ill be rendered
G eo rg * H ard en aecomM iss M arg are t D a v is,
trill a ssist O sc a r K c k In the p resentation c f a
of c a r a t solo*.
W A S H IN G T O N , J u ly 24. &lt;Cv

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ft it id til I h *
Ob. ' I MUM
mt lu l l i n g be
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40 m|.| ■S
i . l (.i ( h f lo r n I j a m o n g I h , mmsD i tob*' -e* inuMral
havt h.
mi t h r
re.’
A m en, it I g 1
V. • r i i i * Iriv*' t n l r n l •
*■ ■h i ( i « i ,j
,n
am famed
too
f'*r th** I o r d *
a"
f "F °
if
|»f «M id III if 111HA it
pUirjtoM
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N*ll»r Mrlt.a, top
•to nf Mini -rrvlrt'A,
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urn
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of
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Bm ilh
lla if r t r in.1iV| '.iirliniAt
Anthonr
innm'iK • d ti»itn&gt;
j Hcottt rtiii'lht r upi'm Ainger; and
B e lli* nf a !■&gt; gofir l«)
Aumr | miJ1y other *
of the r*r id - were in their prime &lt; Si me of (to lit Ii*a Ihut should
as far liaik n- dtl or 1,S years bring i» pang of «wr**t rememberayo
(llh e r- * r r rompur a ll v,rly a nr a nf th*- "ginal old day*** i f f
raerni
The lune-. .tm tlftin g of
" J n ir
Ja m r*."
The
Preacher
popular mu-ir in their time and and thr lb ar". "Com e Josephine*
rla a tlra l irlrctio n a, will he melted
In my F lyin g Maw h in t”* “ B irin *
down, the •rm p noId, and the pro
Ingham J a il” , and one of t h i1
CfCiU uAi*d In (Mirrhnsr
and
tend
nasr anu •€n*1 -o rig in a l n m n lin g s of the "8t*
new u rtirtli
t&lt; U n llc l
N t - t e .l^
In tr. . .

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cylinder record*, on* o f j
the first tyf&gt;e made, are built to I
f it the Drigtnal Fdleon machine,
which rr.em b lra a dictaphone ma*
thine.
O ther* on hand ftt the
Hanford F u rn itu re Store, head­
quarters for Ih* cam paign, In ­
clude large V icto r records, used
on ly cn side.
Old tim er* w ill
remember some of the famous
a r t let*, wboc* performances w ill

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J o * U t jih a D c o llr e t d 200
of which M rs.
on *# *n
R alph King donated 101.
M rs.
To m W illlariit of B an fon l alao
g ave over 100, M r. S m ith said.
A m erican Leg ton posts all over
the nation are co-operating fat
th is drive, and have art as a 8— 1
37,800,000 records. Tho co-op eraUon of all lo cal t i ll sen* la tb i# j
e ffo r t 1* sought by Leglonnafaqa-

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FRIDAY. JU L Y 24. I»42.
(F ro m Poetry)
•*Tha T ram p ha* gon* furev«r.”
' —C h a rle , Chaplin
T ram p, a r t you really gone!
H a t aakew and lialterrd,
Trouacra baggy, ihoc* ImmencaT
A
luminou*
.h u ffier
a e ro .,
acrrrn'a m iracle,
Wa* It fabulnu* Oher«in'* wand
Incredibly awayed men'* hearts?

Foolish Questions

aourcaT

SKYWAY CAB

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Th* |Miwcr ami l
th* gkiry.
Now and for«-v»*r.
Ishnr**

From The I'h o e in i Neat In The
fiatunlay Review * f L iterature,
reprinted from a llam pahirr.
England, new -paper |
- ■Holding m y hr»«th - .

&gt;«* *a«hiP-thllng i.kiw. «f, •
; ^ M utt u xS In ilcath. «
■ No tim r to think
O r to rrp u n t
TUI all th r .tick
Of bomb* I* Rprill.
No Ulna to frar.
---- - Only aurpriM .
My laxly herw
Uhbrokan llm .
A final era*h
A roar like h a ll—
Ulltnra a t laat
. And all U well.
But ln m y h e art
A rag* th a t grow*.
A debt I ow r
i To tb ro r my fora
C A H O I-A

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SHOE SALE
Values to .... $5.00

MONDAY
Sewing in the W oman'* H ub
K»d C roat room will b* *pon*oml
by tho I). A K , under Mr*. C. K.
Dawaon'a direction
Tt»t W oman1* Inter-Dcnom tna
Oona] Circle of f lo r d a ll Chap*1
will meet a t 3.00 P. M.
T H R U ) AY
Bewtpg in tit-' Uod Cro«» Itoom
a t the Woman'* Club will be iu
pervtacd by Mr* F. A. t)y»on.
W KI)NRU)AY
Mr*. Roy Tllli*
will be
In
c la rg e of .e y in g In the
Red
(fro** Room - a t the Woman'*

Prlceil lo
m u n quick

Pollfihoea

I'arrol

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HAN’T IIIUTIIDAY

GOOD SCHOOL 8H 0ES INCLUDED IN

IVEY’S
Expert Repairs
Our shop Is well equipped
lo make any repairs on
I U n d 'iti evacuee, te r
cu* for the f ir s t tim r
farm machinery, trailers
ikrd everything but th#
oW^kapM. *b*o ■—
a on. R railrr ’• Digest I I
i haven’t read It yet
In-iit you to It.
\V«- bad hn|H*0 *o much to *a&gt;
u-t ofir llt t lr w rd of «&gt;ur owl
igl.t h r r r , but t h r rr won't in
'•obi, w r're afraid , •«» w r'll hav*
•• ttnit t ill an«itb« r tim r.
Itut
ih ib-ur Soldier*, wr ut honu
i*\r )&lt;*«i »ti much'
ti*» d mg Hi ar&gt;d may you have
r«*amlrs• rr- tfu l «lnmli#r

C
. e » T d one‘htm “ n,UP '‘n‘t "
We had a little l.lk w ith M r,
(fnly l a .t week we had ret- J “ h n
**9
dence through t h |. column ,.f * h * tobl u . th a t her « n . John
what th l. branch of the Red c ™ T J r • »«lunteere.l for the Arm y
le doing
T h l. evidence ra.nr In ab o u t two m o n th , .g o Hlnc# th at
the form of a letter written (or
*&gt;' h»« l,' ' n " "
•"*» »"•»
a Hanford l-.y by a lle.1 l r.» . ‘he aeventh of thl. m onth, re
vltlto r.
W . w l.h to thank her reived hi. o rd e r,
for her k ln d n e.. to our Hemm.de
Jo h n went to whool here In
lw,y. In fa rt, wr w ant to ih.nk B anfor.
then
later grad u ated
H «:-r' . _
,
,
.. . from the Jark .n n v llle B ualnaa.
th e ^ Re.1 C ro .. for their m .g.dflno, on| y ,
re n t trea tm e n t of hoy. m ho.- m&lt;&gt;nlber lf lh , , , lim, , !|U n j h, „
p lta l. all over the nation and ,(U, h&gt;(| , l u t n „ j , hr r&gt;nk o(
throughout the world for their
T hl, hr h.,|
k n d n e .. and efficiency in l-.k.ng w ||rn h&gt;
, r . n lfp rm l p , ™ , , ,
a fte r all Ihe ...Id le r.
pn„ y
j , r |, „ lnW||e by the Hair
Wf h*vr h»d Irltrr* frmn *rv |»*|nl ( om|i*ny (if New York.
cr«l
w rtltrn •*« slallon- j (&gt;Nh wurkr«l w ith them for m any
rry suppliMl by th r IUd f*ro**t y(aMr«
but this letter from PriYitv
| | r r r - * llttU w|*h for ftn»|
Htimrt M cIntyre is the first ltllc r | u r ii. Ji.hn
llr t you'll m on l»w r have n t r i v n l which v u sc K^rgvunl *gsin!
lu«U&gt; w ritten l»y u Red Cross
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•ItrQ dsnt
From the M arins (?cr|M,
St osrt, we were v rry happy to
WP |oarn th at Laervnre C.
iieur from y«*u, but *«»rrv you iinrinrau, *on o f Mr*. A I.,
havr had *uch a tim e
We un |U rin##u of 20b N. French Ay.
derstand you have had four op- , nur# ha* enlist*«i with the Mareratlon* *ince la*t Ja n u a ry and ,(ir.
Another Leatherneck I
have two more to go*
liny.
Ar|,| h f*|| m ake a good one,
th a t', plenty)
h.Um
And, let ue tell you, we have
"I know It le a real fighting
Ju&gt;t received auch a nice letter o u tfit hut t h a t ’# what It’ll taka
from y iu r m other, Mra. K II. to whip the J a p
And that'* Juet
McIntyre, about you and your w hat I wgnt lo help do."
j*
three brothers. Think o f Itl Four
T h a i w u Idtorenca'* U atem eitl
hoy. In the Service from one upon hi* enlistm ent. Good stu ff,
fnrnily! We salute, not only youllniy! Here'* to you)
hoy., but ynur m other and your
lleforv en listin g , Laurence had

♦y^O

Social Calendar

Phone 9159

---------1 In .tra d of a '.h o t In th# a rm ',
when artd If the tim e m ine, i b a l '.o m e of ua n e rd a *hnt In the
they are needed.
will-power.
M rt. J 0 . P atlereo n l« the
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T ram p, uurcly you w rrr lii.P*
Moat .killful IrnnU t in a profane
a ft I
Sm all diffident confoun.lrr of th ,
•trong
W orld'* *ny v a g ran t, world'* buf, ■
feted mnlgc.
Ovarcomlng the w orld', m ighty:
Bhowing (w a . It V ■r ibrugT ) the
.
uUlm atr

MARJORIE ROSA COGBURN, Society Editor

WE ASK THAT YOU TRY

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IF Y O U - TA STE DEM AND#

FAIIU1ANKK-M0RHE
DISTRIBUTOR

Mr* i A Jonoa •
Mr* W. V lllttln *
HATIIKDAW
Mra. T t&gt;. In»blnct
II i Pope
Mn
Pa l-snier
Roy Sparkm sn
Edward Kimball
M .s France* MclVougal
SUNDAY
Mrs

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E D Tyler

Mill Supplies
Irrigation SysteniH

STINE MACHINE &amp; SUPPLY CO

• W INES
■ E S U R E TO V I3I1

NICK’S
Package Store

tha Ulk about poat-war
Ing remind* ua of the tldtrWagtr who *at In tha *alon
trena-Alla title llnar
wt her aorlil tngag
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m t i i K o v e r ;i i .\ perTt:d nr p e r i o d s (olalinu
lit.in 1 m o n t h s , il llu- oilier p a &gt; m c n l s a r e in
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( AMP WINONA
r TUXEDO SPECIAL ,
EGO UYING MASH
Now th a t egg- are brin g in g g&lt; ud pfiera, ra th In
••u the profit* you cun gam by changing
b*
lu x rd o »p «-cia I egg laying rna*h which w» aell vary
rt-a*onably. (om p in today 1

A kindergarten teacher asked
little Jim mv what he knew about
the Mongolian Race, and hr rr
plied. “ Not a thing I alway* go
to the ball game, because. I don’t
like racea." When i»ur W ife Sav
Ing .Station returns your bundle,
everything II »pk and *pan a* a
Iiaid head. If y o u ll try our l)amp
Servlca youll wonder why
S a*h
u haven't I!w p It b rfbra

H. E. Morris
prinrii)(il Junior High
School, director

IIAHY CHICK TIME IS ALL THE TIME!
SEE US FOB BABY CHICKS NOW!

Phone 799-J or a r l t r B"i 1999

HINT’S TUXEDO s S

$14 for the period

Career Sanford A rrest * Sac and Street —« Fk*a* SM '

PHONE
9149
T A M YOU*
..
WITHOUT
IU T IH 0

COLD WAVE

BLANKET SELLING
IcnHion &lt;»l rrt-flil diall ma ture nol lah r Ilian 12
from lip- tlalr on tvhit-li it \\a-» m iu in al lt i’ \

-oh T ta r

A k in d , with M i y i i l * line
af M int Ola. Sian C la,

dominant ftalura of th* Ja'
flag I*, ma tillin g urn."

F o r year* we war* told alcohol
area the w nrel menace of th*
hl*h**)r*&gt; now w* are Informed
U Will a ara o u r necka by giving
M MW lire*.

Ralph Smith, Jr. lint*
Dana* For Friends

MATH Kit'S has a NEW PLAN, whereby
ANYONE wlm wishes lo own NEW or I ’SKI)
FURNITURE ran do so.
JUST GOME IN. SAY: TIIARGE IT!” DO
NOT PAY ONE PENNA l ' Nil'll* THE MONTH
OR MONTHS IN W.IK II YOU MAKE 7.7 • OR
MORE OK YOUR ANNUAL INTOME.

Phone 62

t im it o f a y

vltw of production figure*
raleaied
II* litem* aong
fork! W ar II m ight well b*
Tanka A re Com ing-.

A» th* |&gt;i«nUl
entered
the ' ' It Itpl^n ff»*m h rfitu rh &gt; *n*
studio, Mraitnic a pink flowered ' * "a: d»
anil
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r
evrnin* frnck
with a
baaque
11»"» ‘ »«k .Avenue
* jQatlin* and full *kirt. there .
wtk m burat of applau»e from the
Mi* J 'I S lin rtip h r. i» **
i idiencr llr r Oral numl«er. th r • ;-*■&lt;*»•* !»••»'• •»
inferI 'r r t to A gitato movement of He J1h«1 ••••»d«*mr *'liU la rk
rthoven** plants Sonata. &lt;&gt;V 27. '
w," '» •h*1
*"rn 1,1,1
No. 2. *a* well r w i v r d by th r iI ' • I !••» th r past
k
audience, a* ■! r had m attered a I
difficult technical •election.
|
""•*»* 0 I arrell Jr
\*hu ••
M itt Pippin played two num |» i t n img St. U«»i» •umm . r •chmol
t»era by t r a m ‘ I ia ta t, the famt n. h a t ton* llra ih . took part in
lia r Lie*be»traume, Nocturne No., a *•••* rlub t’onre.1 W edneauay
.1. and her
la*t »elrction
hlalr'«M »*r n\ the ilaiidahell The
llunirarian
Khapsodi*
No.
6, Sai f -rd »*&gt;&gt; -an*
t w a l *ol»&gt;*
rendered wtt«i *face and bouy Ion the
in
ancy, w ti taken fn»m the oollec - 1
— — —
tion of H ungarian Folk l&gt;anceA h Ki»»-rtlrr Mr* A
whirS |j« t, a g re at vi~tuoao him I t
W dliam*. Mr* F led Myer*.
•elf. loved to p h jr
j M* - Jodlor i •m rn m M « M 1
T ie audience (varticularly rn | !.%•••• Mr- II I l.ronard. Mr)oyed MU* Pippin'* in te rp reta tio n ' W I &gt;*nni
Mr*
II
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Me
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PAUL J. STINK nnd GEORGE STINE, Owners
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w o h n . n .o K i n

Social A n d Personal Activities'

YOUR BUSINESS W ILL BUILD OURS'

We haven't had much to aay about the Women'* Army
Auxiliary Cur))". or WAACS a* they ure popularly known,
but we believe It I* an admirable thin* to let women take
over aome of the detail Army office work to relieve men
for combat duty.
It doesn't make much aenae to have able-bodied young
men running typewriters, filing reporta, and answering
telephone* around an Army poat when they are better fitted
to carry a rifle, run a tank, or operate a machine-gun. tnd
when a girl or young woman could perform the clerical
dutlc* just a* well and ix-rhap* better. It wim n wine
move on the part of the W ar Deportment to give women
a chance to aerve in this capacity.
However, we want to take the War D e p a r t m e n t »o
taak for committing a v e ry aerioua error in preparing eome
of the (juration* l&gt;elng **ked prospective recruit* fo r th ia
new organization. The colonel or general who th o u g h t
them up muat have lived hi* life in a monaatery o r in i
desert Island where no representative* o f the f a i r e r aex
ever approached, ilia ilea of that gentle and d e lic a te ly
constructed organism of human-kJnd, known a* the femftle
apeciea, muat have been garnered altogether from •x|*nences involving the oppoaito gender.
Wo don’t have to go Into any lengthy and involved
dissertation to prove our p o in t There I* no need for ua
to set forth our arguments in the manner of a debate to
show that we are completely right In our contention. Any­
one, at least any man, a ftc r#hcnring the question* asked,
will agree with us and will probably rem ark: "you're Idl­
ing me."
,
,
As to whether these question* were devised by a man
who had never seen, much less, known a woman, we will
leave entirely up to our male reader* a* we quote tw o of
the questions a* follows:
"Arc you frequently misunderstood and m isjulged’"
and, “Do you talk over your problem* with your friend*
or do you keep them to yourselves?"

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FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1942#

THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA

The Sanford Herald

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If w* can not rr*tor* It »* 11
wa* before the treach*rou* A ll*
power* d liru p lrd Ih* h arm tn y ,
Ih* hum»n law*, th* uhlty Of thl*
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Your* or our*?
Ho, darling, let’* face J L * W*
are righting together a* art hav*
Heed. If you mu*t d lt, whereever you are, to halp praaerv*
th* prindplaa of klndneaa. eonilderntlcn, honuutlly and
th*
•tru c tu re of our democracy, ao
can wa dla here, proudly, w illing­
ly. fo r yp*. to help p re ae rra
tnoaa **m* principle* and quailUe* of nation* nnd of men. N EVER 0 IV B IN TO A HAEI
OR A JA P I - .

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rayon combined with cot ton I
Bound with rayon aaUn

CLOSEOUTS^
CHILDREN’S, 8H

Mora n*w arrival* (hi.
• • • k , and fu rth e r mark
dow»a from our own ilockl
Hundred* of new ro llo n .;
a lrai i t every garm ent reg.
ulnrty U t a r bettor.

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Our warehouses are full lo overflowing—We
ave a full stock of Living Room, Dining Room,
nil Red Room Furniture. Also Stoves, Kitchen

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TAKE ADVANTAGE OP THIS OPPORTUNITY TODAY

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Mauricllo Pins
Indians “Steal”
T.K.O. On Red
Ball Game From
Burman In 9th!
Yanks In Ninth

Classified Advertisements
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AM ERICAN
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COMPANY, IV (&gt;. Iloi SOS*.
Orlando, Kin

MMA M . NEW hortif, f ill Mellonvlllr A *t. Ftv d c d lU . tele­ Storage your c ar a t Kent'* C a ­
phone 802.
ra t* .Special rat* dead alorag*
TOUCH I ON
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Ubiko FOR RENT

BUNflALOVV ta rt* , cool. Mr*.
F. A Uric. 309 W. 16th. Phone

FIV E ACRES larm in a land. W
FIIA loam available for purrhaa
l i t St. Mr*, CJeo. Ilahe. Tele,
In t. reflnanclne and reraodalln
phone 143-J.
home*.
l-nw Inlrreat rat*. C
6-room
fum U netl
a p a rtm e n tM Boyd k Co.
Rote C ourt A parlm enta, 677-W
2 SHOW CASES, aervlng count­
er. bread rack, m eat block, ha- FU RNISH ED ilOOMH. (rood lore
tlon. cool. Oak Ave k IMh Ml
con table, aval* and wrapping
Phone 677-W
table, com puting acalet. paper
c u tte r, 6 li ft. m eat ra ta , add.
Ing machine, vegetable rack, APARTM ENT OR room with prl
rat* bath. 218 W. 6th St.
cold drink cooler, 7 c J . refrig er­
ator, fire rx lin g u ith c r. ra th re g ­
ia l r r , ice box, 6 rocker*, 10 FURNISHKD ROOM ~
a tra ig h l chair*, atool, 2 oil
bath, 60* Oak Avrnuc
atnvca, cot, wicker table, dining
UPSTAIRS
APT. furnt.hed, 3
Labi*. 2 tablr*. w ardrobe, drek.
rorma, bath, open hall, m odem
dreaaer, bed rorapleU , 7 hen
equipment. 2 adult*, no p e tt,
coop*, aome old lumber. See
607 Oak A*e.
Mr*. Ilanaon, Faola.

rlraring runway* of damaged or w re rln i a irc raft. Flying flaldt, tenv

akin he’ll do all rig h t.
I hiring the flrat two m onth,
i.f tl r cam paign yuur correapon
dent juat arid: “ luah. l u a i r whan
lh* luw aatale of the Red* Wat
mentioned. 'They'll com* along
ra u r." But when June arrived I
began to loo* hop*. Several time*
I've rom* cloa* to eu lth tg m f ttll
lin rr I rom the
Red*,
thereby
ol flrielly ending th e ir pennant
UlIW.
You a** l*m one of the orlg
Inal RH aupporlfra A Rad from
way hick Five year* agt&gt; I ■•h*
they would b* lh* moat Improve I
trim In the league. T hey w irf
Four year# *g« * **ld they'd win
the pennant, Tf **y did.
Thr***
y e a n ago 1
they'd win lh*flay. They did.
I t was getting to b« a habit
and 1 « n hitting tha jackpot

hunt Place Phils
Jolt Cards, I to :t
Nelson Takes Lend
In Chicago Tourney

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CHICAGO, J j l y 24. !/»*&gt; llyn.n Park
bet ind twice t.i tnkf a
N f lio n brw »n del ending H e T a m

vitrory, T hr defeat pul 1
O 'E h an trr 116.AGO ow n c h tm pion- seven
games
hn&lt; k **f
•hlp yw tard ay by snooting ■ p^r- place Brt*ikl n iLnIgci
•h g tte rin r IT7 t« head ------ *flrt
g o l f , g rc a tm . money p ri.e
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Vthlle upward* «»f HOrwi ru iln m
era Pourr*! over thr n m rw
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watch the flr*l day'* action ..f
big name performer*, one &lt;*f
the le**er known pr**« t»lh Sel
ler* of Welled la k e Mn V *»alk
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K « him
jnif third. Hut you could flgur*
J" h«
bill aithiiut tlmiiit, out rftwui* why So laat Sprint,*
M, Kn |in ,|. , t r
f'tnririfiati has purrhaatni man*
J decided tbev had too
much
WBV ml | Uf v
\ |llt r*y= fn*n
r than &lt;!'» "t liar flub "tp r j f&gt;tlfhlni for the other clubs and
n|rka«n» W nt&gt; i
.*.-1 Fti•■'tf th, t a in n sV b* #'i i**-fn**l I * «n’l that their Hitting had to Improv*
While W hu.
i . p U . d M........ ,ri ■ t i r ■ i- ii in .} -it.*'i hellehrr *nd so I picked Vm again But Brook
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6-KOOM Rungalter, 804 Magnolia NICE A partm ent, rood location,
near achooU- Apply 120| P ark 0
Ave. A pply It. L. Perklna.
Ave.
PL E N T Y second h a n d lumb«r.
D uH art'a Lumber Yard.
BUSINltHH SERVICE
2 fiOOD COW S. Inquire P. D.
RAVE TOUR watch re p u te d by
Anderann. Ijik c M ary, Fla.
on* who re ally know*
how
Brlgg*. Jew eler M agnolia I * .
S-ROOM HO USE with light*,
w ater, hath, near airport. At
eacrifiee, J . M. Lee, 2809 O r­ LOCAL PR O PE R T Y OW NERS
ange Ave.
SAVE:
T hey are insured in
MUTUAL fire Iniuranee m m
ATTIC FANS.
A lt Condition
parties, paying
dividend* to
your hrm e for com fort and
policy-holder*.
CnuM you u***
aleep. I-eat fa n . available lor
16% laving* nn your inaurduration. Phone 624-W.
' a nee each year? Phone C. M.
Iloyd A Co.

League Standings

BOOSTED

A.SH1N( TON. July UI

idA

Wur iirmluctiiili b i o a i f i i the F e d
• m l B r a e w- Bomrd'i* ll iil ci n f ill
t.4&gt;trial &lt;mt put In ■tint her new
i n . i r i l in J u n e
The *-»ard aai«I
it
advanrrd
friMTi 17 4 percent «*f lh*‘ lUltfi *t!i
r v * ra y e t«» 177 |w rre n t, and run
hn ird In : iar in the 11rat half
■( Ju ly
In Ju ne laat year, the
index atixd at IfiU,

T r a i l i n g Selle r* by *•*••• - i m k r
F I V K A M S I ! \ N K S IHIVV S
waa Chicago** Pick M e t r w h o w i *
\ \ \ k I T AVI Al 1 A J*&gt;U
out in -VS anil beck in .11. i l • ,
Two U n m a n lH4tnlms ami i» i
kowett nine-hole aco r r
of
the |
, M, » ., Hril| nri r hdliMi. f i v i t e i
week. G r o u p e d f t 7ft w e r e f h l r k | »rr»- 1 - -r r-.k **■! m n V f^ lu m C h

ffa rN rt «f Battle (T rek. Vllfh h a l
Jim F urrier and Ky Ijaffoon of I«i*&lt;
Chicago and Jlrn
MB ward
nf .night
Madlaon. W li.
rahla

&lt;-t ultra alumtr yet. end baarbtll
hialory a-jr* every club m utt
• lump al lc/at once - eeaaon.
Mayltc the ltc«l ap u rt
and Inc
[Uu|grr*‘ alump
will rum r
*1m ulunroualy ami my Imy* will
icon home

u lT IT T

P U R N IS IIE n ROOMS, Cool and 4
"807 French A*.
comfortable,
enuc.

Charged with murder In San F ra n ci«ro m connection with the slaying
of I.unen lh yer, 3B, father of threw
children, la li it y ■eight - year -old
Mary .Slater {above} who occupied
*n apartment over the victim '* re*ln^nre The ihooUng, according to
a&lt;ithoritiea, wai said to have been
lha clim i x of an argument pvrr
iioiio at their home*.
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U SED ELE C T R IC aemlny m ichfcnr. reasonably prked. Singer w'ANTED: N eat Girl
preferred. Telephone 371.
Place, 311 Sanforu
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Pr«ivide money to pay your fu ­
ller al and other ripen** a the
American way
Age limit* I
Ui 7S year*, m axim um benefits
up to f 1.000 00, n i medical e i
a rntnation
W rite today, we will mall
you lite ratu re or will a*nd an
agent to are you a t our o f.
pent*. Soliciting Agents Want*

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OF THU NEWSPAPER

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LAST CHANCE TO - LADIES SILK DRESSES

PIECE GOODS
Silka

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Chiffons Sheern
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Choice o f the

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praoorv* lirto U to IhoM I w U u M i prH
lag** fa r i l U
w# t o r * k * *• I n i imt o f t i i w a a t o fight I
—m t i i e k n c N i r .

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T O L U M K X X X III

E s U M b h c d In 1908

SA N FO RD .

ed Allied Pilots
Bombers Id Egypt Again
Attack Tobruk
Blast H am burg
t

Devastating Results
Are Described In
, Attack Which Cost
RAF 29 Warplanes

Production Of
M any Articles |
May Be Stopped

F L O R ID A .

MONDAY. JU L Y

Nazis Report Troops
Smash 20 Miles Into
South Caucasus Area

Here Comes ‘Corporal P igtails’

Battle Has Shifted
Almost E n t i r e l y
To Air As Troops \
Dig In Along Line,
t#r Ai i h I i I i I

60 Youths, Who
Are 20 Years Old,
May Be Inducted

P ra u l

Thr battle of E n r pi ih t/lcit ls- da tlmoal wholly to lha Air. Th*
heavy
Allied a ir fore* pi atlere-l I
B r i d a l ’ LmtoTTi\ V s e v e r a l
Tobruk ((m in today, a lto Sidl
h u n d re d itjr W g g tijJ tm c r c tl a t
Barranl. u A i l l troop* dug In
a H a m b u r r . G s f f n t a j 'n g r e a t c . i t
on the Alamaln line im ld * lull
In ground action.
• u b m a r it w
b u ild in g
c e n te r,
After mid-week r la .h r * in which
to d a y w !U
i t h|- r ce as u l tUs d ce sfc
s c rri b e d
both iiilee lo»t heavily. a lull h it
a s “ b e t t e # t h a n t h e l ,,1000comr In the d r w r t w ar and the
b o_m b e r j&lt;*&gt; o n B r e m
„ e n .".
i WASHINGTON^ Ju ly g j, (JFV— 'G erm an* are furloualy digging
T w e n ty -n in e ^ R A F p U n c t i'C h a t m a n I-m eld M. N W a o S -.f: *n ■*' ••??* th}* front 76_ ™u*a
tel of A leiandrla. from El Alew e re l o s t
B r i ti s h a i r m e n the tt . P II *ald c - d a y Amcrfcdjk
eln to the Q a lta ra D e p rru lm '
a ls o r a id e d t h e low c o u n t r i m tnay face • civilian arooftmy *"eut
Action during the taet JK hour*1
down to th r »h*oluta beam” , slnaiand
ahlpplng.
Germ an
war- I* r to that now confronting WBr- hat born little more th an an o r-'
plane* raid ad aca tte n d point* in tm** Britain
to m n e l n c h a n g e of e rtllle ry fire.'
tLog
o i lland.•
NeUun Mi.) In B ritain, "the pro . j day ami night patrol* and the
0 . h a rm U. 8 . Army fig h te r pilule duction
even em ail nuclei ofif. dipnr of planee of th* B rittle
Joined tha B rillah In a
northern long lute at ffoocta n i will b a |n tg l Amertcaa A ir Forte* over
fighter iw eep
ever
(lopped eltngether". Hp predicted K#im1 ■t they continue to strike
yranca Sunday. A epccial com by indirection th a t lb a Unite.) At! Marshal Rom mel's see end sir

Americans Face Cut,
•Nelson
Declares;
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d
A L u &gt; , ara now ooeratln* £rom
Meanwhile ra pilot hill u p re tted
tha B
B ritish
g re a t u tle fac tio rt o ro r Nalaon’e
tha
ritish la
I a in
in .
IMF th a t
Tha planee hit a t m ilitary ob­ Week erul rt-|m rl diet luting
jective# In the area
between Am.-Ttre’i w ar production In Jan a
O riv re lln n , BL Diner and Abbe­ wav thr re- tlm ra aa high aa laat
ville. One of tha American plan.a November, the month before Pearl
H arbor
Many m em ban aald tha
- did not retu rn .
*
In
addition, 'the
A m ark an production game ronatituted a
"vote
..f
r
u n tidenre" In Neleon’a
eagle tquedron. pacing ona fight
e r iweep over the occupied a roe. r f f n rt ft
T hr ftrcwiiH-tion chief** rig h taaccaaafully bombed end machine
gunned a
Carm an lorp«dob&gt;al inutith ft*v jrw plarrd output of a ir­
about a mil* off Calata, the Brit craft at n m r IfKXI * m onth; arl i i l r r y rim) anlt tank gun*, approxi­
f lih air m lniatry reported.
m
Whole a c m of building* were m ately H NMI a m onth, machine
wiped out by more than 60 |v
g u n i, m orr t h in &amp;0.000 ft m onth:
ton -block daatroylng" bomba Set- ' ,„ h machine gun., more than to.,
■nifty night ftt Duisburg, (n-r. | iwii a m onth, ant! tanks, more
man railw ay and ehlpplng cen t h«n is w , * month
to .
Suoday afternoon Ihr
Senator Allen J FJIender ID ,
* A f dcalroyad tha legated of • , | , dwari.rw.1 th at Nalaon h a .
naw N ail aupwr-yUna b i ft nine-1 tll,nr , - r, m. tk . b u - # .
victory
o r t r j "Therft’s unly one critlciftra I
__ ____ ___ , can m*k»,“ W lendar aald. “ H»
.* f * '
. TWgwtg In ( ,hnu Id b« m ore rarvfal not to
nand too much an b n anbardli
Pie^ porta I don^l know of anybodj^ lt
__„ _____ I adjacent to Uule
burg proper. Single
teJanbere th is country nrho could do tSft
which attacked Ruhr Indduitrie* •»m # )oh ■■ rftpfthly/*
ralde t h e m orning I MWrh»t w( w ant him tn
from
thft f i r r a
w s a ptiah in the n«*it eight months a r t
prAct leal Iy m iracles," Pepper amid*
epraedlng o*W tha Ruhr.
_______
__ . taN«l»on him self can T perform
“A groat t_o r n qf liin
ra etcro
SUrUagt, illU fajEia! as well n l m lrorlwi of production but Am ir*
t lr 's the man who can
maay iwo-errginad bomb*r&gt; “ |i*c ica can
tklpetari In tha attack nn time slid m utt m ake us do it. Ite l|
becoming m ore and m ore tha
burg, tha a ir min It try tald.
_
It acknow ladgtd
14 bombera m a ite r of his Job,"
_ and «he fig h te r w»r*
mleeln*
V from tha a wc ra t lone (Indlratlng
• force e f totw aan ZAO rn d .too
bomhera a t th a RAF In lha pa»t
fa* Ioat Ire* than five p e trrn l
of Ita bomber* on eurh lergr
raid*.)

Cripps Criticizes
Gandhi For Stand
On India Problem

9*r#a#t

Ita firs t a ir raid
« ...
_ Uni tad B tatee w lrplenea roared
# oft and the Japanane plane* failed
to reach the city.
Jlannwhlle, In Tokyo th e JaM naae broedcae t th a t Im perial
• to n il p a n i n M id Japnneaa eubm irh ie i tan k eight ehlpa totaling
* 71,000 tone from June I to J-i'y

o S n H ' m *m
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' T to battle around Buna and
Gen* w here Japan*** have mad*
their b le a t lodgment* th reaten in g
t o f t M ore*b|^e«oU n*jd nil day
beenher*

poaltton*. nn
aanatrm ed Sunday.
A t tha anaga tim e tha Japnnea*
their l i n t attack of th e w ar
■ lYwwariO*. ft d i g *t 11.000
4tal o f th#
la A u*trail*,
first n ig h t n i u on D arw in.
_____ T o w n rrD b m id reproaant
ad tha daapaat enemy aerial pan*
• tb n in A u atrallaa th e a tre ao

■r

i A II lad airm an a lio raided
l* * , a ito b lb ln ‘
New Gal
• h a r e they —
net red hK i on th e a lrMPPtod ta b a o l In New
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goal

set

T h i #0 men will receive their tiurt
I l 'on~ ‘r7 ""m^Ow'wly and wlll to
classified by the lw»«rd Hccordlng
, hr | nr„ r
. 1,,,,,|„ .| „ it.,| form s.
T heir h in h d ey . .trlrtm rov lb.
1
•"*' - td r , m.mW r -f Ihr
, reg istran t* sn»1 the order tn w ho1"
|h , r may
|nB( l*e
i , railed
p0-. , , .
they
u«&gt;m}'K
n u .ii I ,.'"
wre |e
lh m
o# I,,
I ;* u*re,
I ra n ts" and are not «uh)n-i li null
tary duty unke»a &lt; ongre»* wmrn-l«
•■Hating law* Mr &lt; a r lr f erriph*
• rtrri
I'nder I h«- prrw.til law*
&gt;outh* who laa ontr ill 'r a i - 'f
age since June i*l •! i II «r** ••--*
liable fc»r thr t'^x/t he waul
However, •etlai and order mini
I* ft have hern alftlgned to th«
ra.»tr, Marry &lt; arisen &gt;1 rogialrftnla. loginning r«»n*r«oti'.
\&gt;r ( «rp# who tag. I) with the hlgheal number tn Hu
Of thr i | .
rn n o i rv Sanford now i« in ihr «m».l re g is tra tio n
la Saval IIoaplU l aft tSr j signers. 1hfl weir while and I *■
f painful injuries su ffrrrd j ........
However a cornparato
ly large nhmt*&lt;*l of youth* m Ihr
In ■ plane rrv th si Run Franc lac
jrp^e'itly. it * h* if (turtrrl here t* county already have enliativl ifi
various branches of the T nlted

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County’s Bicycle
Quota For July
Is Exhausted

ee

Ice Pick” Thief
Removes Screens,
Enters .‘J Houses

C e rtifk a U l for Scralrtole Coun- la i iit o W ae t W gmeU * f He*1 I lam e an k r pick lw gala ewv e ba*n g ra it i i b k b , * enrak Ihl-f broke iniJuly already to
Kav
pert one who have filled throe hoaeve within an ar™ &gt;.f m ,
eligible
for hlryrlr
blrok■ Pe"me
nm
r Ilael
night. p.&gt;l«.C
II||U I«
*eppllcatlone
F r l , ' , * M W ,&gt; 1
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7'
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purchasing cartlfkw U a will have1ie|«ofIa*i j x : a,
Trie minor ihefi*
tn wall until A u g n it bcfnrr tb.l rirttoil th r intruder littSi gam
J O Ijinev of lu ll' ,Stanford'
forme can b* m u ld a ra d . A II
1'etaroon, ewe re ta ry of th* R*&lt;».i&gt; Avenue was the ftral t*&gt; rejKurl a
rnhtiery
at 7
u 'rlo rl tf»i« m "i'i
ing Board, dlaclowed today
W ith the use of an n r ..... L
It I* eg* Inet OPA regulation, mg
to reveal the name* of thnar ,.l&gt; t hr rotitfter r fitr ret] throogh • w i •&lt;
tmlnlng tha cartlflcatea.
Num n dow on the front porch, aiui i.e.k
a to ta l of fd f&gt;0 Of I h i» fl
oua regulatlona m in i be m rt
enable ai ilkanta to g*t a pui ; » » • .In Mr* l^ n ry k |MK-kril»
c ha*lng aHp. The rule* are Inron which was Irft «»n the back jwat L
polio
alatertj, and evary ea»e dem am l'l** the rohber depart rd
a thorough Invvetfgatlon. Thmp j
Who are allawed to buy new htk". A K i t r r . . . ro.m.vrd
m ust uftftithtm In ft gainful i»cru
,a f* H«rrh «■ ►»*’»! W d»on • )
..
*
,a
4 . 4,
' *t 1900 .Sanford Avenue, mlid .
p*Uon. Among o th a r r e .t r k t t n. nunlb. r llf „ rllr|)., r m rtr,,
d r-'

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I ana^Mi t r-eI hit
iitwiriirt Ion
f a#me Li i, | ttfu
11 (aruled In
' fl# * Hi »t rt f Si* f i mu IKK (JllP
• n Waft kill r‘.f M-vpinl lit hers
' TInuil&gt; H'JD.il mill the Hall'
A hr elk Pit left
'■»rd in a • lift.
and a
«t f f l,
f I a i t O f » *(
1n mi Mm*
r nahnl t I ■*i ii *•
fpffttiitrdH r w#p plm r-ij in m i ahfiirnta
mov ed
by
•jftpllal ami 1st it
• ant |mr1 | I mi. fn I Vii*.r k| a He
•vecta \t* tH iim
-inly within

&gt;1cn Who ItcHcmhle
Saboteurs Sought

Argentine And l S.
Are Cool

W A S H IN G T O N . July
The llnuee
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BUENOS A IR E S, Ju ly 27, I/Pi*
M ,tit
n l&gt;nig I*I*rid « Houll^ Hhor#
—A lthough It I* now e ll month" Com m ittee to d * / ehcKr.l
ivhrr# four of ihr ^ighi sabotaurs
i t Am A rgentina a b d o ther Am •olullon calling on the M erttt"
t.i lN |)(»N,
July
21.
(AS— A j
arfcaa nation* tlrn a d tha Rio ar CommlMlon tn etay the rancclU row on tri*l in W s*hingtnn land*
I w hirh thr Uritiah p r m
cold recom mending a arrerence tlon of It contract with the llnr rd from s iubm arln#
j SAAI--istian rutlm stn) #( &lt;70,000
Shipbuilding Corpor*n..i
o f . diplomatic relation* with thu etna
OnljF rrs
vcstcfdsy
. J E d g a r Hooy. I Jamninl
l
Inl/i T ra fa lg a r
s&lt;ju»r*
A lfa, thl* nationa&gt; fo reig n polky New Orivan*, pending rnmplrtior. ft^r. h#st1 of the Fctjcrsl Quregta Huntiay arwl iho uln l approval o f
today la tha tarn# m before that of th e commute*'* fnreetlgali..i
■
f ln vr*tlg ai|o n , w arned of tha tim m rhatr oiwnlng «f a sreotyd
coT)iartr&gt;co and th a r a ' la no Indlihrve men. W alter K epp e, Bheln- front r v rn though told il mlghl
th a t It will change.
'mid
Itudnlf llerth and Joaeph m rin another battle of B ritain,
WRA rilF .lt
I f anything, A rgentine-U nited
-chm ld t, Ih r F i l l heed aald th*
f&gt;r I *rslir lla d m (iu rs t. labor*
S tatM relation* vlatbty have cool
warm
!&lt;■ three were known to have had Itr m r m lf r o f fo m m o n i from
a . while A rgan tln e-A ila reU tton. n| J h t
i l t b “ i l.u e r * ,l
Islington. Bald:
thunder r Ite n * lv * training In eabotaga.
tom ato about &lt;m th a a am . be.U, iRnK
"
"It might mran another batU i
w v H i ft*1
thla* ftOernoon
afternoon and ca rl.
Th# w arning did not aay that
daaplto tha A lU torpedoing
“
tonight, m oally In th* north p.n
'he men definitely were .In thla nf B ritain or an attempted In ti*
th ree A rgentine ahlpa.
• inn of Britain anil hardships
Hop.
nun try. hnwever
W ith {L* aid Of ft “ etate of
• urh
thr proplr nf ]hrs« Island I
which handily
m uni**
ha vf not had to rn d u fr brfor#."
and public com m ent o„ the
**Arr you rrady for all thlsT1’
n e t fl*w iw eeptnf
hr Rftkrd
F reaU o n t Caelllto'e
A m ighty "yra" aro## front the
“ policy of prudence," Or (eolation.
crowd
W
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S
the
W
ar
fV
-lurtloii
Board
h
a
t
called
lor
a
tom, (till prevail*.
nation-w ilt* drlv* to rollon icrap iron and lire! and other
f-fl- d r
M ira g e m aterial* vitally nredrd by th# Induetrlee of lhl* na....
t ] o . to ha*ten th* day of victory, a n d ;
W H E R EA S the Seminolf C ounty Salvage Commit!**, In
WASHINGTON. July *7, (# )—
toopftt o tibn with the Sanford G arden Club, th* Boy-TVout*
Tb* Senate Naval Com mitt#a to­
day
approvad
a
t» 74,04,000
f e d Other elvk organliatlon* lift planned a houee-to houM
naval «ipan*ton program , eon*
to collect the*# badly needed m etolt, and;
tcm platlng a fJO.OOOiWO «ip*ndlto re for M cret training and ft
W H E R E A S the Saleag* Com mittee ha* iclactad T hu rtd ay ,
m yateriotu
now w atpon. Th#
July 1 0th aa th* opanlng data fag tola aalvag* drlv*)
group acted In socret Milton.
T H E R E F O R E , I. W. C. Hill, M ayor of to* C ity of SanSYNTHKTIC R U B B O t RIBS
/ • r d . 4* hereby proclaim that the w*ek beginning w ith T huraf e y , Jftly 1 0th a to ll ba S .U ag* W tek and urge th a t the
W ASHINGTON, Ja lv t7 , (# )—
*f lh a C ity of Sanford w llo c t all aahraga m ala ria l
ho approval
Th* WPB announeod th*
ft;
today
af a a lucraaM la too
_ aftth o tr p n m laee and dUpm* t o h u m ao to o t It ra ay find
thctM
ru
b
b
er
program
from
K)0r
w ay Into to* chanaal* of indAMry to holy m eet to la Mod.
000 lo I70JXW tong por y o a r M

I’roclnmation

Committee Approves
Navy Expansion Plan

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Funeral Services
Fee Mrs. Dunn To
lie Held Tuesday

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lot o| Hurd work paigi.ft Ato-i 1. 1%*■■ . ..tobl Ire .....
to mu ki, ll aiif lost g.uim d not , dui t**«I
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Rotarians Hear
Vocalist A n d
Cornet Player
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Tha A uguat quota I* not known , u no ,|0
doubt but th at ell Ihr
F u rth e r Inform ation may t» ob- crime* were crrmmlllr-d by nnr |&gt;.
talnad from the o ffk * of the*!
R ationing Board a t tha Armory
Police Hoy Wtlltsini* iRFur-l
Mr, PtU reon added - th* W il l w arning tn
to tn
ih r public in Iwr mn m ■
la w orking conllnneaely on an bftfvliO'U! for sny ■Ufttnr Imia rh* ».a*
ew aring requeet* fo r tupplrm m trra and im m toilatr!y irjM»ri ib« •
new
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ta ry gae book*, About Ado eurh it* Ilia P o lk r Station. I •111 •* 1
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application* war* Bled her*
up Hirer or four negro tVii*'-'UllillllFii Inin (
• r t f r a l wtork &lt;« ago, breaking
. Sufli.ll I l,
• trin g of bob*r robiwitr*
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directed etpectally to tha United
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THB 8ANT0KD HERALD,, SANTORO, FLORIDA.

WEDNESDAY. JULY M. 1ML

JANE PARKER
I.lghl Tender Flaky

DONUTS

15out QUOrA
for V I C T .I f w i'h
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
V O L U M E X X I II I

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DOZEN

KalablishM In 190X

The New A &amp; P Super Market
at Magnolia Ave.

EVAPORATED

SANFORD, FLORIDA. I ID ILSDAY. JULY M . I!M

F irst Inspection for WAACS

(CORNER OF MAGNOLIA
ft SECOND 8T.)w
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Opens Tomorrow July 23rd

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It U w ith p r i t pleasure th at we announce the gala
opening of our new ret AA I* Super M arket. It will b-!
rood newa to jrou thrifty houaewlvra of Sanfor&lt;l
when ycu know th a t here a t your A A P Super M arket
over 2,000 fine quality food* a w a it y o u r selection—
and here’s more rood new s—AA P S u p e r M a rk rt price*
are low! Yea, real low prices everyday—4 days a week.
Come visit this Veritable treasure house of over 2,00*1
item s- an abundance i f plain ami fancy rrocerie*
fresh fru its and veretable*. fancy w estern m eats -

8:15 A.M. to 6:15 P.M.
8:00 A.M. to 12:00 NOON
8:15 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.
8:15 A.M. to 0:30 P.M.

poultry and fish, farm fresh dairy

Cake Flour 2 3-4 lb. pkg
Mustard 9-oz. J a r .....
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DAILY KENNEL........ 5 II) Itag 27
TALC0 Scratch FEED, 25 II) \m\ M
TALC0 Laying MASH. 100 lb hag $2

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Fresh Fruits and
V egetables!

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rent
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largest n i i r port nrariiy wl 11•
the Kii **i n nir f.n ir *trurk n
gniri ul llir
• • •man
intlifart
tow er a*
hoeli||||r*tM ftf.
Kd*'
I DiiM4 l 'p o l n c »tgSt
|
(living tSe i*erman* little re*t i
from air raol* |! iti*ti **|»tlfirrflew «iv»r th«* i IudiiuI ve*lrrda&gt;
nftertiiMin tor It * four lU tm iiv r
d » )‘* rant on
lire* in
j
cupleil tr r ’torv .V ini'lixling hunk
e n n ir and l.r Touijurt.
The nnni*try «aid the r»ld on
f)ui«burg tSe henvleet by the I
\V Fils value* of real e * ta lr in
llritiah alnce the 100-plant attack
w err
rwiaed
r»n Bremen Ju n e 95 and the flrat .Mriiiuudp t'm n ly
night raid on t)w» Ruhr cily alnca fm m J iI.01 n. 170 in I94U-4I u&gt;
July 13. coat
the
Htltfah |.1 ! J l-O ii 1.070 111 1041 4t, wr *00
bombera
, | p e irrh l. th r amount of county
Hut. the air m tnatrv added with ; g rnrraf. road and hridga, and
a note of in tN fartiop. “ re allt *gh*&gt; 1 la ir* aaaotacd again*! i^ai
gooil fire* w ere lrfl Hlftiing (A ra ia ir went down from $2 44raT7
tra.UitM ,U*lf rand in vah*.
«T l r * l l . P f 0 ( a drop of 1 4 |u r .
area of ()*• rive |mrt, l)niiburg* rvni. S u irm id c . raalty value* ad
Ithun»rt, juat n o rtl of tSe Ht&gt; I vance-l tDH iN-rcanl, hut '.v»ea
t t the ronflip-iire of the Ruhr j
a*«rfttrd roa# | H | than one third
of on# jwreent, according t reonla in th r Htatft rom ptr llir*
office
Tangible ocraonal property
u ri were re load from |H3l.ta*n
SH.ft60.7HO In Bftmlnolr f.m nfv
and ta ir* aaaeaard again*! ) •
ty|H? of pro p erty moved fr m i
948.402 In 94 8.111.
S ta lrw .d n ,1
tanyihlr perw nat value* w int «i|»
from S'&gt;6.?ftb.142 to 127 4 dH0(l, w hrreaa
ta le s
* * * . * - t ,I
againat thi* rlaa* of |*r«.|»* rt
moved isp from 93.60.1.2 27 »
$4,306,806
T otal Klotnla
road and telegraph value* w«*
I Imaoa tod from
t26,:i7.* IJ4
I (H 7.54l.5on
Of the or- |&gt;«rly bi«&gt;k--l *
Hemlnol* in IU 40-4I, H2 pit
,
cent of ihr to ta l value s i . in .ll
• s ta te , 11.40 percent tatigihh !
personal property, and 5.5n | m-' |
cent railroad ami telegraph
i

Will Buy $3,775
In Bonds Here

Freeh C risp

CUCUMBERS.......
r x c tH t n is p
CELERY................

I'.«*»ing an approving eye over m r m k n if the W o m m 'i Army
ilu»rjf C’urpa, Mrf U vrta Culp llo M i&gt; ^ ltrrc to i i f th r curir*. »*
• t ; : r - ^ ! r T J r A 7 V T ; i ( T ln r e « T r , h - ^ r , v ^ c r Y f , 7 r e ^ r u ,« * '
w.*im n ul thr l«ft a rr t l m m l in fatigut uniform* »»hilr tho«r
»•* right w rar their lull d p n uniform*
Mi* M**M»v nail .hnl
live htmlrrtl women will tie inantiiiii; vilnl a im \ -tatinna by
fn*l f n* at year
Tht* la a phoiirphnt..

t■•iri.i r,.i -rrtm

ANN PACK AMT. FLAVORS
You will lore ill* Am I rash flavor
p flh a d*n&lt;_iov.’s purs _frult_^re-

m i:* l« . MAlin n r 41&gt;

GABBAGE............
rn rs* r* x rr

hy Yk. newel

...

. . . .

uan in

(Wtarelr

1lb. 25c

Bacon Squares......... 1 lb. 19c
Beef Kidneys......... 1lb. 17c
Pork L iver...........*. 1lb. 21c
Beef L iver............. Ib. 33c
Western L eg ^ ......... 1 lb. 35c
Lamb Shoulder........ 1 b. 25c

ib . ;!7c

Jewel 1-lb Ctn.....18c
S eeerneM Me*
Gems 5V^*oz. pkg 10c

m m i u k

■

. . . .

.

Relish 10-oz. Jar .. 13c ■
Soup
...... 2 for 16c
4aa p .a v Raklaa
Powder 12*orr€an 10c----.
■lr«k»*4 M b f r — 4
4-«w
Clapps 2 Cana 15c . .
a iw tw tH
I
dexo 1-lb Can .... 21c

LETTUCE
BELL PEPPERS
i i

Bleach
qt.- bot
10c
R U N MM
*4 am pkg.
Soap Grains . . 18c
Jrowdcr 2 for.«. 6c
. 'm um R f i f m m
Floor Wax p t 27c
. WVtta MM
Ik. taws
Handsoap
2 — 15c
ag *
,
i
.

BACON................

M U MAM AiaoWYT.il

ii ii i i m

n r r r ----------- ~
GRITS 3 lb bag 10c■P{.
__________
TOMATOES...........
S'lt*:«*#. t : i n u
, WHITE SAIL
AVOCADO PEARS
» MK*II IHI.I.U\»
PRODUCTS!
W il l . MX U » 4 r y
SQUASH..............
:
: ‘ S tarch 3-)b pk 19c
W tltaaall
*H Ik. M l *
EGG P L A N T ......
Sal Soda 2 for 13c
WMM SaU Laaadry

■HO Kiel* nOlleMU

TONGUES

PEACHES
i ii m i

• tt

SBced Bacon

Beef Brisket Stew
1lb. 12c
Short Rib B e e f........ 1 lb. 19c
ra ca H

Sultana &gt;
Freak Dalk low. ‘

H ref

auxr

CHUCK R0AS'r

KEEBLERS SALTINES 7-oz. pkg.
10c
KELLOGGS CORN FL A K ES 6-oz. pkg. 5c

25

W enlem

HATH ■

SW EET MIXED PIC K L E S 22-ox. ja r 19c

Salad Dressing Qt. J a r ..... 3 3
.

rtT iii

I’ u r l l a n

STEAKS—
Sirloin
Club .............
Bottom Round

\n n I'aga—C r r i n ) , Top Quality

A«w Page— Kick, Creamy, Smooth

Peanut Butter 1 lb. Ja r

Th* Imperials sw ung t&gt;&gt; tlxatta ck on the north, central ami
southern sector* yesterday just
a fte r the RAF clim axed a week
le n t aaaault by scatterin g a lUOll
truck Axis reinforcem ent cars
van, blasting supply ships ami
piers a t C rela across the Medi­
terranean and haavtly Isimhing
the Libyan port of Tobruk
In winning all of Tel El E&lt;*a
tbe Mill of Je su s—the empir.#orte* restored th eir five mile
northern salient running westw ard
from El A lam tin. This was lb**
scene of fierce fighting last week
when Field M arshal Erwin Rom
m sl's troop* won • foothold or.
the ridge but failed to dislodge
Im perials from the dom inating

MEANS S U P E R B QUALITY MEATS

M A ii T v rw n o n r o o n

Sandwich Spread 8-oz. Jar

Save time. Urea, gas, and money by filling
food needs a t your A A I’ Super M arket!
open a t HAS AM .

products and dell-

Itritii in lias Allied
Diversionary Move
In .Mind, S taffo rd
C r i p p s Indicates

iere Is ('Ijanee, Kd
IlijorinH Says A fter
A ttending M eetings

This self-service type stere enables you I
leisurely or a t quickly as you wish.
All
plainly ta r r e d and conveniently diiplayt-d
prices th at save you money.

Ann I' a i *-—F ancy /.calfat Salad Rtyle

h it .

Power Producer

dona A A I’ baked fooda. This, plus hundreds of o t h r
fine fooda th a t p» to rttskr It the perfect »"y&gt;d depart
ment store.

j ig i m a Hgg;

........ II)18c
NUTLEY OLEG
WISCONSIN
B0KAR COFFEE
M in t mmd r t 1.1. nnillK Il
RED CIRCLE.....
A ru n * . III56MMJH 4 *T
INSECTICIDE....
MOTOR O IL .............2 Kill rail SI.:]

A n-H urlnlrd I ’rc tta

Russia Fight^Por^afe-Jn; Bloody Mass Engagements
I_Deep In Caucasian Regio

Featuring Low Prices Every Day !

i

Ideal lor Infant Feeding I

Situation Is One

M em ber

'c w s

W?M*
i

ANN PAGE
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Bundles For Britain Have Aided
Morgenthau Colls
For Big Increase
25,000 Seamen, Mrs. Martin Says
. In Revenue Bill "Bundles fo r Britain*1 h a . , B ritain were available. Such .up
W A SH IN G TO N , Jely 23. OF)
—Sac re ta ry o f th* Treasury
H e n ry
M orgenthau
today
called to r a
IkAOO.OOO.Otk)
b o o st la lh* ta x bill with the
w a n i n g th a t only a bold war
tax a tio n could bring Am erk*
* retold sconomle future. He
■ •to d th* S en ate Finance Comasitta* t o 1expend the kouse»»pC0Vkd I4J71.009.000
Ux
m areuro Ur a minimum of M,M orgeathau naked th a t new
ia d h l J a al Income Uxr* to
to o eU d from tXJfTKtOOfiOO to

Proved to be a re*) "friend In
n ee d" to d hit reseed seamen ret« M from ships sunk by enem y
saM M riaaa, M rs. j. D. M artin.
«?tal&lt;1*an o f .th e Seminole County
•om m lttae. sU ta d today with the
i x i j R Ul K H t th a t
since
the
■ F B I of 1940, th s crew s of over
M S vessel*, com prising tom * 25.RM* have boon clothed and
ew t-Tttod w ith knitted germ enU
•R d person*| to ilet h its through
U to benefit se re loo.
T a l a hum anitarian service ra«
■ • • • , g re atly n y n i n i In recent
m mK h i " th* said, "a s th* w ar
•ppTM chad clooqy *lo th* tSoro*
• f Am erica a n d the 'num ber of
Making* Increased. D eclare o f the

ora

plies a re
m aintained
In it*
A so re s, Bermuda, Newfoundland
and Ireland.
E m ergency
ship
m a«ta a re available a t porta
tka f a r flung B ritish em pire, In
c hidlag A ustralia, LSa Middis E m
and S ooth A frica," M rs. Martin
re v a a M , adding th a t m en of .11
natiatM have been aboard Briu.b
sh ire Ik a t ha vs been sunk.
A * ,R m ajor project * f the nr
gsodtR ltoa, 54 ch arity hospital.
a r t m aintained In E ngland, a t an
t o r e d l tu w of about (5.000 week
lr . * k t painted out. " F u n d , for
LSI* re tm i t r e supplled tor kun
droda o f branebea In nil parti
e f UM U a lti^ B u t* * ," eh* said.
"a a d i a a t least 40 of th ree ho.-

Jcb ream person
rota

*r bUandto

Britain

Em pluyrr* -.f l*iggl&gt;Wiggly
and L o v rtl’* liriM rrira all over
iS t a ta tr will bu&gt; $ 1,776 worth
of W ar liiiml. from th r Hanford
l*oat O ftirr th i. month. V. A.
H p ltr, In rb a ry r of iha saU at
War Bon.I&gt; m&gt;.f .Stamp. In tka
■ounty, .tatr.1 y r.trr.la y adding
iSa prr.llrll.iii
th at
SamlnoU
t'*u n ty will r . r m l It. Inr rva sad
luota lor July
M any • m p lu /rrr of Ih r stores
bay# *tgnr&lt;[ pay roll
deduction
p rogram , f .rr th r
tiurrhasa
of
bonaa and &gt; i.m n . T )a deduction
it m ade s i th r office In Jacksonvilla, and A It Davis, praaidsnt
if Plggly
V iggly. Insuguratad
iS# plan tn huv th r bonds from
dlffarvnt ro u n tie . in th s sta ts
where sto re , s r located In order
th a t the ro u n tie . will reralTS the
benefit In m eeting th eir nuotaa.
is m olt commendable
of
Mr. Davis to he thoughtful
enough to distrib u te
th e
pur­
chases In various r..unties." Mf.
Speer t r id "It Is . fine Idee sad
a rood deed "
*»
Sem inole County, w h k b ha*
res pectdsd nobly In beating every
m enlhtv quota so fa r “ will ex­
ceed the Ju ly allotm ent on the
heal* o f re tu rn s th a t have cent*
In Ih* first three w eks," Mr.
Ep**r declared. Th* quota fo r this
m onth was Increased to |7 1 JO 0 .

ORLANDO,

Motorists M ust“
Have Tax Stamps
Official Warn
All mulwrista who a rr driving
V rlu lr* allh o u t th r |ft K rderil
I * *lamp a rr violating two gov*
• rnm rnt laws anil a rr auhjvct to
pri&gt;*r« utioii and flue, J I. Hurt,
Inti rnal R rvenur drputy ro llerIni -tail'd t(Mla)
“tollecluva havr lirrn adviaed
to t*ir r ite n t of thrlr ability to
trpxiH all raaea of drlinquency to
th r United .State* attorney direct
for thr proper atepa In prooecu*
tlon of th violation,**
!e
said
IliindrMls of vehicles In the coun­
ty are being used in violation
to t*ils law, records rrvesled.
All owners uf motor vehicles,
Including passenger cars, trucks
ami buses m ust have l ie stam p
attached to vehicles. According
to thr Internal Revenue code. tSe
two violation! are listed aa uaeof
a vehicle before the tax has been
nald. and the operation of a treh k le at a tim e when the stam p
does not aDpear on tSe m otorcar.
The ordsr Includes motor boat*, It
was stated. The stam ps m ay be
obtained from the Post O ff^e.

TRFNTON. N. J. July 23. (*■&gt;T hom ,* W. T renchant, who cap.
pad • long career In th*
New
Je rse y supreme court by presiding
a t the trial *f Bruno fla u p ta u a
and sentencing tbe carp e n te r to
d e ath for th* Lindbergh baby
kidnap-m urder, died a t th* *g* of
72, today of n a tu ra l cause*.

27 Are Indicted
On Sedition Count
WAHIIINGTON. July 23. (At
— A k r d r r .l G rand Ju ry today
Indicated 77 men and one w o­
man In ten sta te s for eon.plr*
Inc to break down the m orale
of the arm ed forces ami thus
"obstruct end defeat tka w ar
effort."
indictm ent was returned a f ­
te r a nine-m onth* Investiga­
tion of alleged vlolationi of
the sedition law and tha l»w
prohibiting in terferen ce
w ith
arm ed forces. T h* woman was
Mrs E lisabeth D llling. A uthor
"Th* Bed N etw ork." The men
Included Georg* S ylvester VI*.
reck A uthor) W illiam Dudley
Ptiley, leader e f lb* silver
sh irts and
W illiam
G riffin.
Dubll.hey of th a New York

Enquirer. |

l .o s A.S4.KI F s July M .
S« m m l Bubin. 21 Mil* indie let!
by n F *&lt;l*-rnI gran*! )&gt;»ry &gt;ratrr&lt;la&gt;
on rh«f (.*••• «»f "rn. lift* 'i t r t l o n
letlrr* «.i Hmg I ri.nl,&gt; .»rul liar.•LI l.biy.l. film arliir* ib rra lrn ln g
barm f»* th rlr rh lb ln n if vac n
s!ul n«l pay him II.OlMi

Pipeline, ('anal
Bill I h Signed
W ASHINGTON. July 22. (AT
—President
llno.evelt
today
iixne&lt;l legislation au thorising
the construction of a pipeline
and . navigable ckannef scree*
florid*, d e ig n e d to help rolleve th* shortage in tra n s p o r­
tation or moving oil to th r
eastern seaboard. It also pro*
vide* for th* deepening . sa d
enlarging of t n In trto o a tta i
w aterw ay from the term in u s
t* th* Mexican border.

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THURSDAY, JULY *3, 1MJ.

THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA.

V FOR VOTES, OR V FOR VICTORY?

The Finer P o in ts of T o rtu re

Th* Sanford Herald

on. Bald eertm cai# am oreces
rollowisg described p r o p ,n r l a 't k l
County *f Seealaela •&lt;*»• »f r , °rid*, la-w ll:
Lai, I A I m ark A H a r­
man • Add to Allemonle IMot
lioak I !■»«» •*
Tk, a*a,aam ,nl of Ihe MW P&gt;»p.rl t unrt.r lh , aald c o fllflra l.
I,.u.d a n a In lha nama of " II

LIBERTY UMfcKlCKS

mancl of the Marines at Wako Island when it was taken by
the Jap* on Dec. 23. bring* into focus the subtle cruelties
of which our slant-eyed enemies are capable.
We don’t know how Mm. Devereaux died, but we :an
surmise that the 27-year-old woman’s passing was super­
induced by the torturing thought* of the fate of her hus­
band. who was reported a prisoner of the Jaiwi in Shanghai.
Surely the uncertainty of not knowing whether n loved
one wan a prisoner, whether ho had been killed or whether
ho la bo in a crucly treated in enough to weaken the ph) nical

"Vnfaaa aald certificate a ha II !&gt;•
redeemed according In law. lha
pro p a rt, daacrlhad Iharala
will
ba aold lo lh a blfhaal bidder at
lha pour, houaa door on lha flial
Hondar In lha month of Auguel.
I»l». which In lha Ird d a r of Au, \5alad, *thln Ind dar of J * lr. I»l»
H IV IIWINDOW.
( l a r k Circuit Court. Hamlnola Countr. rio rid a .
I Official Reel)

NuTICB IH IIKRKUT ciivr.N
Thai AIlea f*. W labt holdar of Tai
&lt;’«rliflrai* No itT. ‘• • “*&lt;1 , h # *n1
dar of Ju ly A. l&gt;* !•*•.
•am* In my •fflre and has mad*
appl'ral ton for a t a l dead lo t»«
Issued (hereon. Hald eartlflemla •
braera lha
fallowing daacrlb*sl
i.rnprrty In lha C'oeoly of H*ml
aid*. m ale of Florid*. lo-sell
U I i Ulorh • Kan La a la
Th# aaaraam ant of lh#
L«rty a a d a r the aakl e ertlflra i.
Daurd w as In lha nama of t a
kaawa.
t'nlM i aald earilflcata ■hall *»«
r*«lr*m#d aeeording lo law. Ih&lt;
iiiop#rty tfaacrlhad therein
»ll
L* sold to lha fctfhrct blddar ai
lh, c u r . h*»uaa fuor on lha ilrai
Monday In lha month nf A u ,u il
■111. which la lh , Ird d a r of Au

Said ■ houaewifo named
Mr*. L Budget.
“W*4* ‘scrimping,’ but 1
don't begrudge it.
For by saving up more
We’ll help win the war—
At least, that'* the way, I
should Judge i t 1*

All the IfcIliRPrents nr0 supposed to make known the
names of captured prisoners to the Red Cross, and lo re­
veal so far ns possible the names of tho enemy dead m d
wounded. But the Jupaneae, recognising none of the civ­
ilized a m e n i ti e s , adhere to a practice which causes the
most grief to the civilian population.
For their cruelly inhuman treatm ent of American
mothers, we hope, when the day of reckoning comes, the

go.I. '1*11

V lftR
H FM W ES'

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Iial.d thla Ind dar of July.
o. iv iik u n u o N.
Clerk Clrcutl Court. Sami
nola County, Florida.
I official H ,al)
* o n rw o r

g m i i t n o * ro w
t a x n r r .ti
c iiA rx c M
if«M o r n »
a
NOTICK IH HKKKJir UIVKN W
That Sarah K ill, an&lt;l l.ula Ilia*.
Itoltlar &lt;•( T a* O r tllle a t, Ho. n l»
i.auia lh# 1,1 ilar of *n*u»l A I&gt;.
1*11. haa flltd l a n i In my oHIe*
and haa mad# application for a
la* dead lo ba laauad tharooa. Said
ra rtlflra i. .m b r ir .a tha fa llo w in g ^
d.scribed pro party In th* Count rW

LEGAL NOTICES
Governor Holland gives notice, with an air of finally,
Brltaneky Tankograd
lo sheriffs and officials of Florida that he is tired of irgu
nrom tb# New .Sialr»man ami inent and excuses; that he demands results in law
forcement.
Nation)
“This Is the third strike." ho said to Walter R CIsrk,
British-built tanks have b««n
.r'w-wdA ^
m tn t wa* made to pre*# rtp rt*
M ntativr* In 'UyUsnaky Tsnkog ra d ' ( B ritish T .n k Town) today.”
— London Hunday Time*.
Bomewher* In th# KoJ»i»n for-

**t».

Som ewhere In the *on# of b*tUo
S ta n d , an Anal.. Soviet atronghold.
RHalling haattona of metal
L ane, of alant |•■n^er■hreak,^a.
Maaaed dlvtalona. a rm o u rrlad .
Verge.) and l-ullt l«y BrlUah m ak­
ers.
T h a t’s llrttanaky Tankograd
W hippets. V alrntlnra. M atilda,,
through the eaalern pinewooda poll.
T anka from Car»liff*trov*k. I,ee«l•k. Glaaeow. Manchealrovno.
DrUlnpol.

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in

t iic . c a t sit o r Tils: t o y
TV JIIMJS*, sKMI^UIaM
T ie rieOHIII.%. 1^ FNOISATSaIN III: IUfTATK OF

fw-a. e r n r ^ . ^ v r . a u » o . y g u Z ^ -J J iit

removed" hliA
from 'office. Thia followed hearings over
hi;
renewed gambling in tho county to the north.
That gambling has been no secret for years. Broward
was known as an open sesame for gamblers, oven in those
spaced Intervals when ths Dade spots were dark and dull.
Then the crowds would motor northward over tho line .ind
enjoy the dons of easy come and go.
OecuMiomil pretenicd were made about cloainK. hut littie came of these Just as Governor Holland discovered,
and as usuully occurs where gambling flourishes, certuln
interests were favored, and these reflected back U|x&gt;n Tal­
lahassee. It would lie whispered that th e governor had
permitted these chosen places to operate.
The patience of Governor Holland has been exhausted.
Nobody will suy he acted hastily. Broward county will
have u new sheriff, ordered to enforce all laws, including
gambling. It is an encouraging expression of executive
courage and strength. • It bodes ill for indifferent lawenforcers.—Miami Herald.

F orw ard to the C entral Hector
Pour* the m ighty flood from TankoG rad tn nim ble Into action
W ith the tank* of Tlmoahenkq.
Over r e n te of plain and ocean
Moving op w ithout

I d a 11lock
A. Ilaym an'a
Add lo Allamonto I'la t tKoh
I Pago i t .
Ths a u a a a n i a t of tha aald pro­
perly under the aald c e rtio ra te
laaeed wae la tha nama of W II %
llav man
1,'nle** aald e#rtiflcal# ahalt ba
rede«m*d aeeording In law. lh*
ioparly daacrl^Sd th«e#ln
wilt
• a..1.1 to th* ktahMt bidder • '
th* r*»uri hnua* door on lb* flrai
U..r«4*y In lh* month nf Augutl
1S«f which I# lh# Ird da&gt; of A u -|,
gu*t ISIS
IU(*d ih I• 2nd day «*f July. ISIS
O »• IIKHN/miN
Clerk Itren it Court. R#«nlnot* County, Florida
iorftrial ***!&gt;

t jit i:

\&lt;*u and *arh «*f f«*u at* h*r*by
n««(lfi»d ■«d r**|ulr*d to pr*#*nl any
claim* a ml demand, which r««». *&gt;[
either *»f r*u. »«•*
aggJnst
ft,» oeiale «»f Jeme* H llurkllan.
d rrrssrd late *'f ••Id C ouglf. •"
(he I k m l f Jodg*
of
Mdmlnol#
I'uuni) Florida. «« hi* offlc# In
h‘»u*e *»f ••Id County al
Hanford.
Florida. within
elghl
. g |,n i| r monlhs fr»i»r* Ihe lime of
ih , f ii
|iubll* ai|«*n -I Ihla nollre
»:.. h rUlm or demand ehall l»e In
writing and a h .II elate th* f»**r*
,.f l ,i|.1 rn r, and |H*et ..fffr* ad
,,f Ihe rU lm tn l and aha 11 l*e
• worn I*. »■» «he rlalm anl ag*nl
„r attorney and any aurh rlalm

C

r &lt;i i v i :n .
edlU HUM
» No 1«»2
August A­
n* In ray
appllcAllou
tur/l liiarger

TOO LA TE TO CLASSIFY
By KUHSKI.L KAY

feet ewabbed with io.111
have «tH a le ’a foot you
th ro at awabhevl with lo
no m ailer w hat you
get ra ato r oil and a f&lt;
laneoue eacclnallona.
E n g la n d ', prtde and Sovlrt'a Joy.1humuruua
m anuscript.
Boater
| am very popular i
T anks from l.lverpolak and Her | doesn’t claim
authorship
but firm ary. I told t&gt;cm t'
bvev. Hrumg^rod and Coven i alatea the U tte r was actually
w ritten by a eoldlor. H ere ll la
I tear lluater:
I am verv enlhariaalic about
arm y life. Wc II* around Ift bed
Jew - neckline of a every m orning until ab o u t 5:U0
•a” , tho Russian front o'clock. Thl* of court* glv** u*
th* cen ter of alt«n- plenty of tlm* lo get w**hed etc.,
4 y *&lt;. Ut-Uvo-.J. K e n -a U a d —a t- i d and *htvar_a jg h ll* until acmeone blow* the bugl*. A fte r Kg
are reasonably chilled, we grope trtn u n o f f and T * H 't r f * " »h* t*
you all mill up amfc.'Mown th*
our way through the daraneaa main
stem *nd puah each other
to the mesa hall Her* we have off the aide walk. O r If you hap­
plenty of h rra k fa il conalatlng nf pen lo p refar th* g re a t open
an unidentified liquid and a choke .p ac ta you can go for a walk In
of rye cruata
lh* m ountains w h*rt you can
A flar gorging uuraelvta with chaa* b u tterflies and pick srlld
thia delicious repast, wa wsddla flower*.
............................. .
Well, I gu*aa th a t * about ail
our way back to lh* barracks.
Wa hava nothing to do until for now, but I Just w anted you
7:30 so w* Just alt around and tn know th a t I w as m akln' out
scrub latrines, mop floor*, wash
windows and pick up a ll th*
c l n r e t u butt* and ntaU h sticks

Don’t aac-iflca yoar T rack,
PUkap or 3 la Ilea W agon.
’*

Wa

pay

fair

grlcea

HE1NTZEI.MAN'S Inc.
L ivlagalon 1=1 Slat*
Orlando. Fla.
Phong g u t

AVE
UGAR
- G U T Y O U R D R J.IC 1 OUSLY
" H O M E B A K E D ”
CAKES,
I*IE S A N D C O O K I E S
FROM

ROBB’S
Home Bakery

Hera’s th* FaVwriU — THE N?W

iBRUSH-CURff WAVE

Russia Fights F o r |^ - Navy Has Swrei
Life In Caucasian Weapon,JVIneon Say,
July 23. (*’) N avy has a m ysterious n*w
E n g a g e m e n i s ThaW ASHINGTON,

i ETtrjr woman love* 11 be­
cause ll’* bo easy to keep
looking forever ellntcllve.
Try ll #k&gt;n* with • n*w.

a

j s s w a A s o i.
BEAUTY SALON
W H. Esrh Are. — *!«*• W

,
•
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It’s prom pt, efficient a a d eoort*oc*. I t wiU help »o« i f r« » r

By W. M- OLHNN

ed workers for vtalatlag a

Collins

hi*

train in g

at

Army Criticises

Orlando Air Poiti
c

ORLANDO. July II,

0T&gt;—

Shortage Of Met!
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Og^mt
t maj
rT^mj

MBI8C0 BUILDING

A sh o rta g e of m e a t developed
--- *
—
4a—law 1a iWa
Ilk* U contribute, provided
sold use e a r ow n judgm est WAT* k&gt;Ok SO
i J s s t b*w th e y m ight b*
Om
obeer

MARJORIE ROSA COGBURN. Society Editor

CONSERVE

PACE THREE

NVw York Cifv
^oim^slurs Now
Work On Fiirms

Social A nd Personal Activities
Telephone 148

-------------------------- - (M iss Ixtuisc P erk in s
S o a c I C n l c n c i O T E n te rta in s A t B ridge
TlllKaSDA V
Mis* Gladys Isle Pippin,
'rd by her sistrr. Miss K
Pippin, will be preaentes
certificate piano recital
Fannie Reba Munson Sti

8:1b PM

Mian laouut Perkin* entertainrd a numlx-r of her friend* *1
b rid g r I n i evening a t h rr homo
on M agnolia Avenue.
Screens
p n i r « a i awarded to J ce MrT a llin ami Mu* Mary Wiggins
won high ►rorr a t the conclusion
of bridge
Mis#
M artha
Perkin*,
the
h o ste ss’ atstrr. a tiiile ri in e n te r­
tain in g the gueata: M lu Jane
Lloyd. Mia* Dorothy Wlggiu*,
Miss Klisc Hutchison, M lu Mery
W ight. Mia* Mary W iggins. Mr.
McCanlin. Dick Drown, Edward
H iggins. Danny A ltm an. Frank
W oodruff. II!. W illiam U f /le r
and W alter Turner.

D J Pope la spending a v a c a ­
tion in Hot spring*. Ark.
R L Iteanl spent last wrek in
Mr ami Mrs.
le f
Connelly
returned recently from Georgia
where they had !&gt;een residing.

FRIDAY
Mr and Mrs. D. L. Harper arc
Sanford cltmens arc u k r J &lt;y
ipenoing a s fo rt tim e at Daytona
lh , m ln lttrrlal naaoclatlon to oborach
•erve two m lautra of prnyi-r earn
day a t noon. '
Mr and Mrs. W L Vancr and
All Girl Scout* a rc naked U&gt;
children returned Tura«iay from
A rrm rm b cr lo bring bath in g ra p t
a %sail with rrla liv rs in Troy. Ala.
and lo report at the Scout Hut
at 2:00 IV M. to go to S an ljutdo.
Mr and Mr*. John Tatum re
The group will re tu rn from the
turned Tuevdjy fa tun Columbia.
• prlrrgs i t 6:00 I'. M.
8 &lt; . t* h rrr they
visited
Mi
Sewing ln the lied Cron* Room
Tatum 's p a rrn ts.
a t the W oman’a Club will he
Mi*a M artha W right left T u es­
Oeponaored by the G arden Club,
day for S m yrna. Tenn. where she
under Mr*. G. E. R ollins' direc­
The
worker*
of
th
s
P
i
n
t
M»I ha* accepted a position as a Ju*
tion.
th o d id ( hu.ch i.irt a l lh« Cburcn I nior L'SO Jlcslraa.
Anne* for a -pot luck" tupper
SATURDAY
m eeting . T u, k m /
Hanford c itliv i* a re naked by an.! council
m tbi m inisterial aaaoeiation to ob­ evening. The Itev. Joe A. Toll*
s e r v e two minute* of p ra y e r eaeh trlk e d tn the worker* of the Im­
p o rtan t p ari the church *efcool
day a t noon.
haa in lh , life of tha church. Ha
»taleil th at tf* church achool ii
SUNDAY
Mi** H ohbynette Heard return*
____
and
Sanford e ltitrn i a re naked by a "m edium ol
"lead lb«ir es! Mon«lay a fte r ■pending tha
tha m lniaterial aaaoeiation to ob­
ind
accept week-end in O rlando a* lh , guest
s e r v e two m lnutra of p ra y e r each
_
and Inapirm- of H im Virginia Calhoun.
W iay a t noon.
tional talk. Rrv Toll# apok* of
t ic d iffrrrn t phasm of Church
•ch«H*| bringing out tSc strong
(xiinta i • well a* tb«» weak ones.
D uring the business meeting
(». K McKay, superintendent, in*
tro«luces|
divialoni)
eupeHnlan*
By MRft. M. B. SM ITH

Welcomed at th* railroad «tsti&gt;*n
»«|H&gt;n arrival to take *»\rr at I »t
I »rs Moint*. low a. \\ AAT 1 r*,i ^
i enter, it Mr* Tvela « ulp II I
director of th* Women’s A t-*
Am iliary t ’orpt. The wrl.- u - ^
• ommittee was headed by f*d I* ••
&lt;* Faith, pt'ft m m m tnJanf, wb«» it
• ho«n hrlpinc Mr* ll. bbv fu n . ih«
*»*in. Sb* la w rarm f a W l \«*
:twr r's suntntr r 'l»r •» no if dm. 1 t, ,

C hurch Council Has
“P o t Luck” Supper

R ecreation B riefs

T h t thin! m eeting of t h t C iv­
ilian R rrrratln n C om m ittee was
htld Monday a ftrrn o o n In the
f o f f l r t of Mr. T W. I-awton
TK ott p r t tt n t w prt C hairm an.
Mr. Lawton. Mr*. J a m ta klougbton, Mr*. A. W. K noi. Mr*. C.
R- Daw.on. Mr* II II M cCailln
Mr* M H Sm ith. Mr &lt;». F.
^ M rK a y , ami Mr II E. .Morri*
™Du&gt;inr** r&lt; n m tn l principally of
report* from th t chairm an and
tll»cu»*lon nf propote&lt;l project*
A unam m nui vote o/ thank*
of the committee wa* eitemle*!
tn Mr (iu* Hchmah an«l hi* com
f m i t l e * ft r the excellent manner
In which they planned and carried
out the event* of the F ourth of
July rrlebratam
Only Ih t mo*t
favorable comment* concerning
th* entire affair have been heard.
^ A project of such m ag n itu d t a*
^ t h a t rrtjuiretl much h a rd work
and extensive planning, both nf
w hith Mr. Schm ah't g r-u p did
to precision.
Everyone had a
|Dod time.
We would like nnather auch day
“
Firihuihilly.' thd helcbraW n • w»J
a *ucce«*
According to Mr V.
A. S p ttr . Seminole C ounty Deftn * t Finance C hairm an, 9 4Hd 7fi
worth of W’ar Saving* ID nd* un i
Stamp# were imiUI It t* tru e iht#
^ a m o u n t will not purcha*e a bomb-

t€ A S € -A C C E 1 » T T H IS E X Q lM S iT E

Irscber* and workers wbo r^ported on O r wotk in tb e ir d ep art­
ment*
The following m em bers were
Mr* M F .Sherfe**ee of Cor
n rra rn t Mr and Mr* (!. K. Mc­ un»du H*a&gt;h ha* returned to her
Kay. Mr aril Mr* lloyd Coleman. home a fter c u ttin g Mr and Mr*
Mr* » | a r Price. Mrs. W. P. J K l.ylra for the past few ijay*
Chapm an. Mr* () K G n lf.'M ra.
R V Hiith»i*«»n. Mr* J P. T hur­
mond. Mr* Mcirtha M offitt, Mrs
A &lt; tft.'t Wr M * Janie Shoe
I harlealun. VS
m aker, ll * Kev
Tolle,
Mias
hake l»«-en for
Mr rv W vatt Ratliff. Mia* Mildred
Await. Mi** Hetty Tburmontf.

A VERDANT
LEAFY “MIXED GARDEN” !
WITHOUT DIRT! WITHOUT MESS!
WITHOUT BOTHER! IT’S NOT JUST
SEEDS! AND IT’S NOT BULBS!

Mr and Mr* Jack Dugger and
their three* children, .Mary F lin t.
Jiv and («race Marie left &gt;r»i« t
d a ^ i t f O akland where they w ill
*ptno about a week
Mr and Mra. H K C rh. .
and Mra J t). Cochran of I ....
Mary re tu rn ,.) tn«)ay from l.&lt;
gta where they vtailed relati.*
for the paat week

JUST WETIT -.
AND IT GROWS!

Mr. and Mra. W. L. Sin..I, n
mire are axpected to return t.
night from C am illa, Ga *•&gt;..
they hava been vtalttng re la titi.
for lha p a st week

101 W. FIRST BTBEg

YOU’LL LIKE
OUR 8ERVICE!

Skip Ahoy I II. U Collins, BKIc,
and hU baddy. W. B. Evertun,
BKbe, have mad* Pact Baaford
and am ready to wskacs* tbo
oncoming ”tara - Collins hails
from Abllsno. Tex. where tho
west , begin* and Yrermm from
LaCroaaa. WU. Each haw aWm
for neighbors—Mwlia m 4 Caaada. Brasil country-what.

TTTF. SANFORD FTFRALP. S WFORD, FI.ORIDV

Mia# M arjorie Tlllla. who h » .
uat returned from Sun Vail. .
B y'M R tt. ALEXANDER GEORGE da ho. G lacier N atio n al I'ark ami
BliUaga, M o n t. and Denver. Ci»h*
la b o a t on her vacatii n
Hof W eather T reat

DAILY MENUS

Sanford
Naval Air Base
Beams
tho m ountains. Th* light pa«k
not to be confuted w tU th a k*a
pack. Th* lig h t pack Isalwd**
gun, bayonet, cant*«a, saaaa k
cost cartrld g a bait, f ir s t Old k
es at wari Ths General pup U n t, atak ss, te a t pola. rot
tank srsmmt in Detroit and a faw o th er odds a a d *c
um*d operations after • Th* heavy pack baa s b lan k et
i shut-down du* to a strike two In It; sick and sk sv c l, |
I -by tbo com pany's dism iss­

THURSDAY. JULY M , l t d

D inner Serving Four Or f l i e
P iquant Ham lx&gt;af
Mayonnaise
Vegetable P lattet
G raham Dread
S traw berry Preserve,
C ream y Fig Pudding
Cream
Coffee, Hot or Iced
P iquant H a a Loaf
1 package Umcn gelatin
1 2-9 cop boiling w ater
I tablespoon vinegar
3 tahlevpoona hors,radish
1 cup chopped cooked hnm
1-2 cup diced celery
1-4 c u p minced green pepper
2 teaspoon minced onion
1-4 teaapocn paprika
D laaole, gglatln. cool and chill
until slightly thick. Add real of
ingredients and pour Into dlah «r
pan. Chill until firm , unmold,
spread
with
mayonnaise
and

P d a y , and Saturdav ceenlnga. F ri­
day la tha ‘Jam Beaalon’ and tha
anly o w n in g an adm ission fee la
tb a rg e d . Due to popular request,
tha C enter will b* held In re•arv* f a r those who wish it for
g p riv a ta parti** on T h ursday. If
w o w ish ta secure It c all J i n .
) . D. W oodruff, who will giv* t cupc sliced cooked beets
I tablespoons butler
1-3 teaspoon sa lt
1-4 taa jp o o n paprika
I teaspoon minced onion
1 teaspoon minced parsley
A rra n g e spinach on w arm plat­
rre a n d w ith carrot* and
H e a t re s t of Ingrodianta

i

Ptnelop* W allace, Shirley M o.
nd, Peggy Iejrxjn* *rwl |km» .*
*1 H a rp tr
I t /t Sundtv
!«•»
Bip W inona. Dtl^eon Spring*
Mra they will #ptnd about (*»..
Miss W ls y G ravra returned
ta bar homo tn Baton Rouge
L a . yesterday afternoon a ftn
visiting fo r th* p a st fivs week,
with h«r uncle ami aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Bate*.

^

AND T H R U BOX T O PS

C

OR W R A P P IR S IH O M
■

ANY OF TMt FAM OUS

COLGATE-PALMOLIVE. P I E I
SO APS I I S T I D i t r i o w

Tomorrow &amp; Siilnrd
2 Swell F eatu res
A GEM OF A “ MIXED GARDEN” ! PERFECT FOR
HANGING BASKETS, TABLE. BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM!

LiaaL R. E Pearce and VI iP*ar**, no*
Cot harm s
While
hav* returned from their h- or,
raoon in the mounla'.na of l*n
' utla and New York and an
In N orfolk.
Va..
a heir
Pearce la atalioned

S

Malcolm McNeill and Mayn ('«,«
have acegptod p o altk n a In Or
land*. M rs. Cox p lan t to Join
h a rh u s b a n d soon while Mra. Mi
N*IQ so d h e r tw o children. Aliajrsa aad LaRo*. will continue
la Krs ifl S anford.
Mr. and

M rs. Jack

McDonald

I l f A BAl I Of « Ivan. fr*gr«n (
• pagrttim inaaaa n ra lljr, Itw ull
fully wrd|(pr*l llwflral In lh# IlMfl
of ll mtm l lir orrsli of fl«« tartolUa
of «i&lt;|iil*li* 4Mal twwauilful plant*
—*tifrmmtlrxl l»y rich p lsn l footl#
and the iif«ly J l t n o n o l , m tf*clilmi* plant \ Itam lu 11,
lo nuk*
thvm
&lt;|ultkly, itik k lf and
lu tu rlu u tlj I

DON'T DARt M i t t IT! l a k n a d
1 ■ laps tf wfspysrt trmm mmy of
y n Awti ik*** kcUw. I ri U i #
I Of »• i#v#r k«*fll*f and # « it* |# .
M«U «• M«t l« t1«#»» »•«. D*p«. NS,
J*f*#jr City, N. J. Iwf ktKfyl

TEAR OFF THIS REMINDER!
M rs. W.
E.
Smith
road
from
Chsnule
w h a rf th ey epesl •
tim e w ith R. R. Brown,
ton. A fte r eleltlng U. 8. O.
hi C hicago, Hanlon end
lain, th ey highly prtlacd
ark Ibis or—s n lte tlon Ii do-

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P U R t t TO R E M IN D Y O U O f T H I t A M A I I N O
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T&amp;
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d M ra. R ro a st Boulhwsnl
L ake Junaluaka, N- C.,
a fte rn o o n to attend the
teepte’e Conference which
a so**ion. T hey were te n t
• I s a fro** th e
Young
D e p artm en t of tba Me-

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OCTA M | A tOAf fM m iT a (AIM RUB!
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�WEDNESDAY. JULY 22, l l J I .

THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA.

I'AGE POUR

S J r fc fc J K S

all sales final

JUST TWO MORE I

FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY

Everything Must Be Sold To The Bare
COME EARLY
CHOICE OF THE HOUSE

pr. J Q c

Choice o f the
house

Ladies’ Bathing Suits
Valin* to $(».!)').

&lt; hoi&lt; t of the house

Hoys I'nion Suits
G irls I'nion Suits
llrassieres

$1.00

Children’s W aists
Ladies Shirt W aists
Sw eaters

COSTUME JEWELRY
25c

Values To $3.00 -

LADIES’ HAND

BAGS

FALL &amp; SUMMER - VALUES TO $4.50 $ 1 00
CHOICE OF THE HOUSE “Initials Free” X

Childrens “Gordons” Hose
Values to 49c or. pair 5c

CHOICE

. LADIES' bRESS BELTS
Values to $1.00 Choice IQc

LADIES SILK DRESSES
VALUES

NOTHING RESERVED
3 GROUPS
VALUES to $15.00
VALUES to $12.50
VALUES to $9.75
EVENING DRESSES
IN THIS GROUP ALSO

B U T T O N S T e810 $1#0Card. . . . . . . 3 c Card
RIBBONS " vf ueto59cYard . . . . . . 3 c Yard
SUKTHREJ|y«i—All C olors............. ... 2c Spool
3 TABLES LACES, READINGS, EMBROIDERIES and
RUSCHINGS—Values to $3.50 Yard-Choice
Yard

CHOICE OF
THE HOUSE

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this country only a few w eeka e v er/ £4 hour*, a n t verage of
more th an 20 sn hour.
This y e ar's Ja n * d t u m alao o r m onths before the battle.
(rll ih o rt of M ay, 1942, when
19,919,721 gallon* wer* *otd re ­
turning to th* S la t* 81,887,180.47:

Consumption Of GasfiS.-'JCT.T*
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M o r r is o n o f the H its Theater
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8t**l fre ig h te r, who** kieW
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land. T he following It a complete Itold forth In "The Man
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loll I t llli-ck I Kot, t a i l ,
3ft 1,306 and retu rn ed to the B u t* Pacific which helped to win lb * 1
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hU th e a tre , sta rtin g with nest John Doe", Wednesday and Thurs­ know n.
I I r Ii#*# ##.kl «#fllfM r#l* ui’-etJ l ' man N«I'I m &lt;*f Ta i *’* rl If loot# No
day. wHIe on Friday and flatur- f#d*4inFd
Sunday.
1IC. tiitifft (h r TH* day o f AUffU#!
RC«Wf4ll|IR u*
tn*
Hi#
E u n d a y , M o n d a y — " T a k e * l o i ­ . day, Kuy Rogers with his slda- p ro p e rty 4**4-rtlMr4 ih#r#»n
m O A. J* I III. Iid 4 f.l*4 •am# In mf
u
Hayes
will b* u# ##I4 to Ih# hi#h#«l lituhlpr *1 fflra and ha* m *«!# »t&gt;pllriatl«R
te r. D a r lin g " , w ith llo - ah m l Rus- ! kick. "O fbby"
for a i n ii» n l t*&gt; !*• l»«u*«t th#r#«
j her* In "The Man from Cheyeti- Ik # o »urt lif'U9« Hoot «u Hi# I if* i i.n
and ____
F re d _________
M a e i l u r n y^.
iMdld crrtlflc jit# t m b r M lf l lb#
onday In !h# mnnih » f
i"th Ann R u tlrrlo rd *nd:ne" w ith "Syncopation" which M
p r « p # r lr
in
I K S , w h ich !■ th# Sf&lt;3 Oar * t A '*• follow Ian *i**rr ll»#d
fe a tu re s outstanding leaders of flM ts IS IS
in# iuuni&gt; of Nantinol#* R ia l# of
w ith Ann Ruthford nnd!fe*tur*a
K h rifl* . tr»,wit
tn jeu
and " A l f a i r s of‘ m any bands snd Adolph* Men
h a lo t I h l i fo8 &lt;1m
I Ju t* 1*12
!d&gt;i# s 1 «. j : llto rk S I C ry# *
O V I f lC ll N M i V
w ith
liennls and Jackie Cooper ae tFe other
f Id f I-iki* W in te r li*#ni*a Yfubdl*
C lerk riiru ii • '«din
r* t u re.
O ’Keefe and G lo ria Dickson.
I %I * Iof] 1'I m R klieok 1 t*a g#a I I I
i*-fjI* i,‘vu n 11, r u . i i»u
I li A lit
W ednesday, T hursday
"Two
Murulay, August 16, w111 fin d
* Tin
•sfnr rt i of I ha aali] pro*
Y anks In T rinidad"
»Uh I’st S hip A hny' with “Red *Skelton ^ O fllr U I H eal)
fjtrM ) ur.ri. * Hit*-il'i
r * r l | f lr a ( a
O'Brien.
Brian
D o n lrv y
and i nd Eleanor I’uwcll hlesdllning
g a r t r K n r t r r t .li t T im
sun
w j s In Ih#
name of
Uo*
T a t n r .K D
JS net lllalr, to lie *S"» n i • Iwn*. l he w eek’s attractions. Tussday
^know rt
r t u r r iiH
it s s t n r
u ."
l fiirki ra id e . it if ir a t # #hatl b#
f i t perform ance* for the I'-cal b rin g s l.loyd Nolan, again, with
M 'r.
t»
llr .liK t ir
i v , f r l e . ii . d H M H D il'l l«e la w ,
|b#
P a ro le Landis. In “ It Happened T hNa tiT
post of the American I-rgiati.
t It. r
M ,a,i* I,..Idee -.1 1 •&gt;| . 4ti|*af 1y . h o Mlrtd
lh#r#t|»
W ill
fealo-it C«Ttlfl**al#
Friday. Snlunlsy. "The Hash- In K la tb u ih " w ith the
No H I . |*• 11**! fl &lt;
I h# M.ld i-&gt; ih« hI k hrst hid dar #1
ful Bachelor" sta rrin g l-um ami carto o n , "H r. Hue Go** To Tew J d a y
A u c u « i A. U . I &gt;11, t-i»* f '.* I II,* So Ilf I hotter it..Of ii ft th# firs t
A bner, w ifi Johnny Mack Brown also booked. "Juke Girl" w lln B ifn* In Piy of Ur# a imI ha* n»*4 - Mi‘fit|.tj in I h r month of A lIR Iia t. 1
p
p
llrat
l«&lt;Ji for a l a i
I Mbit, whir It
ih* ird day of A#*
Ann F'lerldsn snd Itonald Ileaappearing »• ih* M ,r.. In
Ilia d lH#r#*sn
r#ri»H. #&gt;*■ |f Ua1. 19I ?
W est*m f . a t u r r on
the
bill, gan holds forth on Wednesday #tnhrac#a
Ih * follow la « *§»-•*» i»»* »f
IraiM l Ih i* Stial d ry . f Ju ly , l l | L
i mi Thursday, with th# Friday prcu&gt;#ri&gt; In Ih * 4*»»tinln of H#roi
"A riso n s Cyclone” .
i* I* IlK ll.N T m N
1*1*4 k n i n i t r C ourt, H#ml*
1 The m idnight ■how Saturday and .Saturday -program consisting no I#. Ifla# of Flnrhla* l*« » n
|»1 ) H I'lm ltu rs l
fitilr 4*»»ii ni y, Florida-.
Inc.."
Kdor. 0 .
nig h t, Aug I, will fin,I Hump­ of “ ia rre n y ,
1
1
ifflrld
t
fi- r ili
X
h
*
8
»
e
n
*
m
tn
l
»f
th
*
i»
h re y B ogart and Mary A itor in flnhlnsnn snd Jane Wyman and #Hjr und»r ih * m I&lt;I t * r ilf •• -»ii
"Code
of
th#
O
utlaw
s"
with
Jim
" lir a M altese Felctro" »*
th*
N8ll*4i w a* In fh# risini*- n-f t
I
NOTH r. ill* % 1‘ 1‘ M r S T l O V F O B
O u lr M l* hi
prU * p a rt of ih* program with T yler am'. Dob Hleel*. Sunday
T i t IIK K II
a h m o ih
8 « lM U
• r * c ia i- r w r u u a s s n a i i
llfllr * * M id r # r l lf lr * l f
&lt;ii % r r r . i t
m a r o r ib c u
oereral n o v e liir. also program- and Monday, Aug. 23 and 21, Is, r#4**«n*d
McreFUltna I»»
HiV* jTI&lt; T ‘ IH III. It Ell V OIVKN.
■nod. TTe week of A ugust 2. finds date and Mr. Morrison is hoping
o p c r lf 4*#rrll»#e1
I *"r* »ft
Vt l The I H ll • li,iiori#rt h o ld rr nf Xj#V
“T ortilla
F la t”
with
Spencer a t th* present tim e, an open
•Dhi In ih# filarh**t
Mrl-i* c ui 4 * i! rl- il- S
3*1 I 'i i u d I ho Till
T racy, lle d y le rila rr and John th r t a n unsually fine picture will in * PftUfi hftU if 4'»«&gt;r diii If- ii- *1 .1.. -f
\ I* l&gt;J» h u f|Ud
M
o
n
't
a
r
In
I
h
*
fiinnil.
f
% g, • •iviM- in bit offi* r and ha&gt; mad#
he
available.
Tuesday
bring*
Garfield
on
Sunil iy.
Monday
tll/h I# Ih* till it ikt i f
V
a| |ill&gt; .I'i *, f • l M« rtr**d, tn 1po&lt; (• whits on Tuesday, "row dertow n “T t ro u g h Different Eyes" with IIMu Sil,. WI *•
S
#h *-i Hi. t. 'it h 1'ii r r r I if icA la am*
•With
Victor
M elaglen
snd F ra n k Craven and Mary llew ard
Dat#&lt;1 t h ia 2 rut ' I n .if J « U 1 *
I
n ....
Mi#
f' lh.-iH.fcf
dr«#rlltl#ft
O I* I I K H N I h i N
"H enry and IHssv’’ with Jimmy snd also “Joan ul Baris" with
M r c r m x aw xe
hr t„. 11 , in the ' &lt;m ju i &gt; of
- _
| W W ( a- sasa iiw w p a t e _
r # K i l l U l O t 'I I U
C la rk c‘»f«-uli «“*.«» r x*m»
Lyrlon and Cherlle Mmtli
will the French star, Mitchell* Mor­
litilr M u ir of M . r h l* . 15 w lt i
l* fNrunlr. Fl*»rhl»»
M i « ’&gt;* ft nf W
|M fl
o f^ ,
hold forth. A double 1,111 program 1gan. Rouov* Van H tftln will b# (O ffic ia l nnN*al&gt;
M V , of N\\ u (Is*** N I t H
Will b* show n also on Wednesday
fit
Mae Hon
♦ T «*»n*hlp
S#
u % . iin r K ie K h S t ic y
and T huretU ) Au* fi an&lt;l 6. in
,u*.ufh !twn«* M Ka*i.
b o t k h o r A rri.irA T ifi% • «»•«
"k ills A nnie limine,*'* with hllr*
t u
11v :in »
1 hr a * a. eatttrnl iif |tl8 Raid pfO&gt;

♦ .FOR RENT ♦

S P A C E IN T H IS P A P E R
W fl Anange To Suit
GOO0U4CK5H8OR5—FUCES TO
FIT YOUR BUSINESS

We Sell IJ. 8. Savings Stamps

n
,

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WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS

THUBB. u d

1-3

FBI,

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Loin &amp; R ound S te a k

Short Ribs

YOU*

jeon

Rogers. One of the most day and
y llls b o w " M y
« i i T™.*. - iTir-el s'I"' v ! "' mV “
m e lo dMlDBlir
n m a tlr
p ictures
ever
pic
tu rn
? S 1.
^ * * 5 |a#u#d th* 7t»i &lt;U% . ft in g u
\ r -.1
i#«l **Thi«
dunn fo
f»rr Mr#
ami ii* band and f*l«n Drew *1 &lt;I Jlci |i»» |nl. ha#
hgg filed
nu .i ••to••u.- In
it, o»» , f |
M* .1
n i" i
ih # r*ln
w ill
ecreened.
" T h is tlu
H ire
f|c«
and
ha#
mad*
«|.|til'
u
iih
alio
“
South
of
fliflU
»
"
with
he ...lit r , ibv hiith*#t
b id d e r a l
w it h V e ro n ic a la k e . K..l&gt;ert I ’teethe- r»‘(i r | 1»'el»#r dinar 4»f| 111# flfS l
Rogers and Gabby U a/M . t* l a i d**4 in h* i ■•u r*| ili.
ten and th * new find. A lle n l-add. Hov
Said r # r llf tr a t # #mhra«-## the
AUgUJlt,
Mletulli 1 in Mi * tu nf.th nf
w lU end the week un F’ rid a y end M idnight thaw* to be announced
w In# d # a#r I i *#*■l p*»&gt;i ■#* 1 1 jv
I h ! V tl. It »• H»r 5fdi &lt;hy of AH*
from tim e to lime, will b t WMiti fTcwanVy nf Pam lnol# m «.i # -f i
8 *tu rd # y, he said
’ s4
alternate
Saturday night* d a. In - w i t
1-■*&lt;* -1 H . :*-i .♦ » a-f J u ly . ! H !
The WfHpk t»f Auifual J will rw nfi
lari# 11 4 n M r..* H
4t C H I i; M " ' S
w e ll undJcr wa&gt; w ith th- at'iw ln ir | itu rin ir
A ugust
• is w &lt; h - . i i

By FR A N STRIKER

^ H E LONE RANGER
COME ON, SILVER

WHAT 15 MR.
RAN50MEr5
GAM E?

I POlfT KNJW.TONTa
BUT HE 5U R E HA5 THAT
BOUNTY 0 P P 1C IA L

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or Bologna .... lb 15c P ig EarB 2 lbs. 19c
•N IIL K H

an

Weiners

1,1 HO ARROIITKII

J it

2 lbs. 35c Cold C uts

lb 23c

lb 23c Loin Steak ... lb 35c -B o ilin g Bnc&lt;m4 b 4 5n&gt; Ba con---- .^ ,4 b - 2 2 c .

ROCK

earn...

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VAT F L tM P
ATHNAK

I F ry e n

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6 9 c

J«eob»oti

FWDAY ONLY
AVOCADOS....2 for 17c

u a o a

c t u x

ra w e r

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ix xT

lb. 10c

&amp;

7 9 «

I W H IT E B A C O N

Ih... 2 V

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O k n i...
2'lbss 15c
wm.u atxacuati
Celery........ stalk 18c
n j c r LKMON
Umes ....... doz. 10c

lmld«r

tIDAY, ONLY
COFFE E ............. lb. 26c

&lt;•#*■■ * i i n o a i i

c l* a|i|&gt;lli atlt*n f»*r a la«

r ANCKe

GREEN BEANS

I'titltfiiy d»#cf lt»rd
tn
U ...Id lo th# a la h M l

I he rtfuri hmiab door a
tot, I &gt;4f

iM U d tbta In d d s r Ut Ju ly , H i t
l , l' I I K H N D O N
I'l- rh C irc u it C ourt. n « m i­
ll.. Is O iu n ly , F lo rid a ,
itririsl ftssll

M in i n

o r s t r u r s n o , ro *
t a x n s e ro
n is p T K i,
ir a s e « r
'
K u T IC K
I.
IIE IIE U T
n tV R I
Thsi Manual Js e e k s e a
b a ld e r I
I n ( 's iiir ia a l* Me. TM . Issaad 18
In s day o f J u l y A . I K l i s t , be
lilrd u m * in m y e tfle e a»4
mad* a p p licatio n ta r a te a daw
to be Isousd Ikaeaen. Oald c a e j
firsts em brace* th a fo llo w in g « ,
srribwi p ro p e rty la Ih * C o u a ly I
thtnlnole. I t e t * s f i n s r l d A t * . w i
L at I l ll k t l T r 1 T h * T a ir a ,
rt B an ferd
T S s ssssssm sat o f the oald peg
p rrty a a d e r Ik *
oald
r o r t lf lc a l
issutd woe la Ih *
n*»o * (
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baawa.

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L'ateee oald e e r t lf le a l* ab o il h
tedstm rd acco rd in g (a
la w ,
tf
lb * oowrt beam* doer
Moaday la t h * m e aU
t i n , w k lc a U th e i n

b ale C o a a ly .
(O fU rie l g o a l)
* ■

10c

S t i l t A d u r b a a , B r ic k . P la e w la , V e tv e e ia

lb Box ‘
riltsk e ry l e s i

'

0* Iks. *Ts

Flour 51b 25c, 101b 49c
I T H Oo. HI. M t l s i
Baked B eans......12*Ae
Educator C ra x ..... 10c
lib Educator Cra* 19c
AastTfteat Loaves „ 18c1
‘ -BAlnbow Bleach 10c
Chipped Dried Beef 10c
g fa , V a n
Cheese Foods ........ 15c
I U /w

Aa*k*t#4

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(L IM IT

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4)

4

FO B

Mayonnaise
.........19c
A sset
M r
H e tty
Salad D ressing.....25c

K icks H a r d w a te r
3

l Iv o r Son,
BOA' 1^ L '

('•■ •(

r i a l 1 * 4 , HsMy
N o* S S ta n d a rd

'“ 2 5 c

Ne. 190 FlerM a Gold (iropefralt

S n &amp; rP b o d a U

S u d s , s m a l l 3 for 25c
Super Sudp, large .. 21c
Super Suds, giant .. 59c
■Paper Napkins 2 for 13c
Hortons Salt ..... 7*/ac

C O O K IE S

tb r1 7 «

T K I.L Q W

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FRIDAY ONLY
id t a y
CHEESE............. lb. 23c
w ta r.

.... 3 lbs. !19c
TOMATOES ... 2 lb s :......19c JBananas
flC T H U
V.ARO H V O l T I f C A R O l lR
m *
Lemons
.. doz- 15c
PEA C H E S.....
3 lbs ..... 21c r a i K T t k t-i.ii w
fO V R L lR
Onions ...... 2 lbs. 9c
t B s i ! korA L
POTATOES...... ID lb s ___ 29c nBlueberries
lb. 17c

IM 1
o iv v s j C j

i- iw-turtl U iirrtm Bald r # ft lfl*
..... PtTf itr area th# fe!h»w )ng
6#*
■i ii M i j i»fit|t#riy In tli* Omaniy of
5h m ilit*le, Htai# of Flo rid a , lo w ill
1*1 | |ilk I I T r I T he T o w n
cf fianfnrd
Th# »••• ■•niafil of th * said pf#*
l&gt;frty u n dtr lh «
"Aid
c e rtific a te
Miicsf * u tn th a ' f i i a t o(. l* i*

ft

t

Pig Liver .... lb 19c P u re L ard 4 lbs. 69c

lb 25c

I- * t V f iir ir a t a Net, t i ls iBBurcJ III#
It* i .1 , 1 aaf July A. I»„ t i l l . h t |
»Hss| -rfrue* »n my o ff!* * and* has

COMS ON, SILVERl

if it i T O

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•*iug r a m v a s t .

re Ribs

ii

PICNIC HAMS notaalty ____ ^ J ^ J 9 c
IH l l f l----- ------------ ---- I------- ------ L k i^ w L J ^ k a ^ m ie . •e e a l.n .a iF d

a*. i i M t n

M UTT

Lamb Stew 2 lbs. 25c Sausage
^

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&gt;M lio off Ir# and hat

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Ul#
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mn i• in&gt;u•*&gt; d*»«r on | h # ft*88
M 1*•11* jf In Ih * in on Hi uf
A u |u « |
i
*•hh h I# th# Ird day nf
a net I H J
lu ie .j IhIw fild day or Ju ly , I H
h
|* lIB ItN L fO N i*l#rh C i r c u i t C o u r t . Hal
no I* C o u n t y , F l o r l d a .
iirffia ia i K#a1)
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l WAS SORRY P0R POOR, ) UGH, ME SORRYr
a o BAIDY.
s

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19c IChuck Roast tb 27c Hamburger .. lb 19c I Round Steak lb 29c

LARGE FAT HENS any size
TiT?3c
:tffevSir,T5!njES»
Bacon ....
lb 32c “Beef
Lit
lb 32c
U f a . JIO. | C l I d l U A J )
•'I l-o MK
Cheese........ lb 27c Shouldt
lb 23c

*mrTmwwmn r 8
NOTH I

lb . 3 7

S O A P ........ 4 c
Toilet' i rTissue
3 for
13t
ir ,,'; .';
'

ALL BRANDS
TALL
A
m h

Northern Beam .. 8V2c
808 Apple Sauce .. 7 ^c

r s F lo o rs
A*J. F*C. Flour . ... 10c
AJ . RW. F lo u r!. 12^c
3 lb Snowdrift .. ... . 80c

�lc&gt;-1.

rn tm s D A Y ,

ju l y m

, 1912

rw.F s e v e n

THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA

AVINGS IN TOW N!
Low Prices Everyday-Hot Specials Every Week!

iw tk u f

Morrell's Palace

Texas Shipped Dressed Hens

Hindims . Sliced

IN RETAIL

QUANTITY

SPARE RIB ENDS Mealy,
BEEF BRAINS Select dux

P r o d u c e &amp; M oat P r ic c i
Good Thru Sat., J u ly 23

19c Cottage Cheese

2
(Sold Only in Florida)

Ono Price—A* Cut A On Eupiav—Nuiie Highu:

Frail Herman

Lovett’s TENDERAY Beef

1JtiiriQ# B-jr.j Si * "

Sa-a-a-ay
Let's Have A Picnic!
•#u*»

W ie n e rs

ib 27c

A ; * led Si. e l 1

i

M eats

&gt;b

DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK IF NOT TFNDLRI
MRLOlN ClUB
U SED Br

ShunkUu. »ug.i;

r.irwt G a Brand Kami . . . .

S4kW tret

vtuppvd in collephano!

Liver

29c

Roast
FV t u c H am Center

Slices

ib

•b 41c

*b

C huck R o a st

Frying S iio

Speaks

Tendorny Ftath Ground

C h o p p ed B e d

39c

Indian River

Extra Large lb. 10c

Goonjui Pi a

Grapefruit Juice ** 15c Peaches
GREEN GIANT Brand FOODS
-

Fresh Caught!

Pan Fish 2 it* 19c
M eat

T en d a rty

P f**hu &gt;! ;Drd Tifd &gt;#*l

u&gt; 21c

S T E A K S

R&gt;

\ vWid Ix^Jb

M ackerel

BOTTOM ROUND

*******

piiuc

35c

G rocery P rices G ood Thru
Next We d n e s d a y , J u l y 29

Rich Ctonmy

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PAGE BIGOT

lle a ty w c ig ltl Built ^

iks Boost Lead To 12 Gaines
As Hemsley Blasts Apple In
10 Inning Win Over Cleveland

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in it-.*', m^nlhi, and 'the c h in c f f
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may
ba
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f Hit*h flolling r a t h other.
Taint
the tough young
from thi* Hrona who w n handed
w ilrw%» with Rapid Robert F i l t e r
•in u platter pome eight week*
hi.'.,
H.- i* 5 to 12 In the lottin g
hi if11 i&lt;uiaidi*rably more to ih i
ttwlLiifinf »■ inf heart thti time In 1
III ri-uiiilrr
The card al*o fs*l u n * a 12-roJnd tujile l*e|ween
IU Im t iiPtanllno and Padre tiff*
rsandcfr for which the winner *Hll
g»t « »h*»t at Chalky W right1*
ft lilht iM. H'ht rhampionthlp,
A crowd of 0000 i* eipected for

OLEVELAND. Ju ly 23, W V - Or'm e*. who finnhlnl
Jo* Dim aggio didn’t ••* a nit kicked II around i n« Fn.
ye. t* relay but Kollle
Hamaley, or»r Cate l -r H h . In i.'
rollfctud four and the New York da Hrnrlen
t.&lt;*i«-»l
Yank*** (cored four u n tam ed went to third it-in (•.■ml'
runa In the 10th Inning to a tra tc h at con.'
th eir « ln n ln * aU erk to II gpm ae
K e lle r v j i it. r u in . i ■
a t tb* rx p e u .a of tha Cleveland tn load th e li u "
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Indiana, A l a J ., IneidanU
llr booat- PHI R l u u t n vlntsh d (■ •
ln§ th e ir iragu* lead to I f game*. end ||am*l»y il.u.l.n-u
Till th a u tartlm a atanta tha fourth hit m l .
r o n lr tt «•&gt; a tli.ht hurling duel to .core h e l l ’
bataa*n Alley Ih n a ld
of tna
It t a i 'h r l II'i I. '
Yank a a id la fty At U llrtar uf r a m r i w i'
Hu* 1 m . '
tha Indurta.
little catcher, w'lu »u
Clrralarul'a bhr aoulhpaw not
only ended
UiMaxgio'a h i tt i n g , &gt;,
Vtrlng a t 18 eonareutlvr gam ea, ,
liltin g Mm with ■ pitrh onca and ;
walking him on hla fin il tu rn a t j
ltd In tha IOth, but limited the
world champion*’ .coring In I h
regulation ulalanc* to on* ru n — •
(.harlay (King
Kong)
K cllar’a
I ?th homer of the aeaaon
Ha aUo got the firal two men
n tl In th a 10th, L jt then tat Tom
lla n rith alnglv a id parted DlH agglo. A t thia twin! Jo* Oordon ,
grounded
to ylhorUtop
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BOSTON, July 23, UP\— PlUhI II ........
nrhleved hi. l o n g jln g a two-hit game. Claud* P*«.
i ■fi« r n&lt;th vietury ye ater.|«*au chalked up hi* 14th victory
1.1 n I,.Mini; the Detroit Tiger* y*«t*rd*y to giv* the Chlc*gu
j.
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, twilight g»m *1Cuh* ■ i lo I triumph over the
i: I i ullrnhlnr’. t w . run Bo*ton Brave*
.u ih.- fifth v»*e .hel The Brave*’ only run rviultcl
.
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Hu.t -ni .ri'king Nn fi long t* - .
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Russians Admit Battle Reaches City
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Neutral Nations j‘Largest’ Convoy
Warned To Fight ;0f U. S. Troops
For Their Liberty Lands In England

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l! 1 A ilv u rk tril the w idely dlw- iah
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mu i
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that of Ru*Aiit
A G e rm aof
n ' CowimonlqM b ro a d -!
i f i n 11v r the actio n of t o in trio t
Sir
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order. In prtivkding ■w tft P| k .&gt;- ti ti n
fo r
P i inn
M itUA lrr
rriAfUng
the m an ifo ld n u , . till!, g av« ih r niT-mt.ffA • t
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l_ B iiig iA i It* uru trratan d th r ip o
conrtttocrl.
ernm«*Wt would not tip tt» hand
a ll COUnt Mrs
reply to a frrq u e n t g m »■! nm eiil
A
p a r it ioon.
n s foi .vpplrm w i.lary ___________________________
m u y Umoe b y ih y *Ad n ig h t
ApppIlraU
, hr
ronatrueUv* l**k
T h a German* cUlmad 1000 Im ­ ( a * book* by
hr* k Jwr. I. j i I mu it r A n m in . lte%an
n o * are ( ' b r lit i* n muraTli'y" on ’f ir m * '
p e ria l
p rlto n e rt, m ottly
New liciing
IIi’Var rjt.rationed th r aiattnm (
N&gt;rtfd l'&gt; the
R m inning huihlfng
hu m an
frtfd s m
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ad J "U r fling fo r a Hum i n n i w » *
Z « * U n d tn end Indian*, w trv tap Hoard S rc rrta r&gt; A It I ' t l r r a n ( b rttadrr fo u n d a tio n * than n u
A
h
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lu re d and 1SI tank* de*lroyed ■tated
to d ay , and th o sr that »»•• b rfo ra T h u
laak . too,
will iw
4 w hile Asta fll*r* (hot down nine ap proved willtw* notifu l j,.** t« |n rr» « |ty call for
the
if t n r r m n n il » m i l i U i t
both
nato-unt
enem y plant*.
goon ha | h»*• 11•Jt* to apply for ihr and in te rn a tio n a l actio n ."
n ttfitio n * a fte r ('flp p A had an
cards
IV rk on th r hOU m -&lt;|
y 0 p re v e n t w a r, H u ll
*«»d u r- urirrd th r pr&lt;&gt;|S'*al l o r e * laf.
applicatioriA s !a /t« t yr«trvda&gt; »f » a s " p la in th a t aom# intnn*.
W h a t e v e r (.M ention* ih*
tc m m hi
tional a g e n c y
m ust be creatt-el p o vrrn m e n t
ha»
in
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I V t r r a o n alaw «atd th a t w h ie i can— b y foca I f n eersaar) 0 Midd he q u itr imp4t*«Hdr for 1 h r hi
k'•fn f I a n^ace among nation*
100 to so n tru ck ow .ti ®'! w k* ho
!&lt;• announce them r i t h n puldii 1
ht- In tha fu tu re."
have I m"cn m illflr d to go t
► it1 i r f f r t #*■••Ion
Sir
A rm o ry am i get ih r it ca rd
ll
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Board Is .Yortinq
£ l Applications For
11! Extra Gas Books

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„* .£SSr*sa.usfu.0:f:l NoOcea Will lie Sent
(.«*•... ■&lt;&gt;££*
Soon As Possible,

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:Mrs. Roy Holler Payroll At Navy Base Last
Week Increased To ?!7 000
Cites Facts On
Growth Of Board

lap Troops Get
Third Toe-Hold
On New Guinea

hn h.v.. n.t d..nr... .h.».M .f Townsend M a s s

ply im m e d ia te ly na the * o» |
(B y A mwcI . K * P r a t t)
B e tw e e n 1,600 to 1,000 Ja p an - Volunteer wnrkera .*( tiir *-ffe
of
the l&gt;oartl will not “t,*i
a t . e tro op * w ere dug In l a i t n l* h l
The
T in
t w it
t h e ir th ird toe-hold on N ew indefinitely
G u in e a ,
the
g re a t
U la n d
ju .t Halurday at noon
""Thrar whl* filed ^ f&gt;*f
n o r t h r a it c f A u a tr a il* , p o iln g a
M‘(d*~
t e n t * Ile a
new
th re a t
to
F o rt m *n L*ry b .« ik . w ill b . . .
...
M o re s b y , th * tn o al adeenced A llie d t h f lr " A " book rm-pon* .rntil « r
ca n g e t aruuntl to m aillot.' ibc
b aao in th * S o u th S e a *.
A ll
nf
the
.'m in ty
Q O n«_landing w as a t Buna, 110 notice*.

m ile* acres* th a narrow nock of .board* have 1&gt;ecn almmd
P a p a s from P o rt Moresby on th* 94 with th r num cr u- a|ipliea&gt;
p e n ln n la o f Now Guinea tlo n t, end thio onr I a n«&gt; n o o
c n (ho n o rth a ra short. Allied ttOH. W f Will *rmt out thi ra i U
Dr. Long I, t b . M . national
«in!.aanlall«a ___ ,.
the ■••t.
filer* Infill tod h a a ry caeealtl**, jtia l as a mm ■■ |»oaalMr
,J»wut*» alrvaov
to nearly I .'■*••) I Iranaferred to the *tat* of W a.b
unique (aid.
and 1,000 turn h i / ' | Ington,
- a comm
rotnm unlquo
truck owner* *n&gt;
W qp a t heavy cost, th* new way user* of ga^.lin.
I Or. Long I* reported 1o.
Japan*** Incursion will be d iffi­
A lt h r u g h
the
lor«l r ■(&gt;-•.,.-&gt;&lt; I capable le a d e r In th * m ovrm cr.i
■ , p rev io u s ly h a v in g served In lllin
cult to tip lo lt because virtually o ffice h'a.l no nolle. ..f ii
M is s o u ri.
‘‘T h e T o w n
- ^ w u * |&gt; c n ctra b U ju n g le -d ad m oun-| O P A announced in Vt «&gt; ku t*i .o
» t* ln a . In which Gwen Stanley th at tiltin g ■ latiu n . » n .I &gt;cnd cause la auraly and defmilira n g * rU«* to 18/100 feet, **p- lied to sell gm* wilhoul .............. | I, m aking progrT**,*- local I’rc.i
a r a t s U&gt;&lt; Invader* from th* U. until J u l y .11 to reg u lar c u . t „ m . d e n t L . P . R agan Igid, "and
w e re u n ab le to r c g i.t e r .1 **P*ct g r a n t new* In the offlr.v
8. a n d A ustralian troop* On New
G ulnun'* south' shore. No vehicle th e tch o ola. T h e r u .to m r r tno .t
T he p u b lic 1* In vite d to It le n d
road* exist and only a few foot­ t u rn In coupo ns to cover t h i. ,,&lt;■ th* m eeting, which will atari n
- p a t h * which hr* a x tm u a ly tough o lln * w h e n ha g e t* h i* ra tio n 8:8 8 P .M .
go to jr .ar* c arvad.throogh th* lush book*, h o w e ve r.
"A t the sam e tim e the O F A
t r o p ic a l . g m r t h i .

It d lu . .
F u n e ra l .e n ric a *
for
.........
. M o n ro ,
g ro w n
* h" , l l " &lt;
, ye*l ' r ,u ' *
"-rnom.. w ill be held .1 the S o u lb

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tcriimi.il
it f&gt;:00 |’

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r a -m u-- -

G n .w o ld ,
all
of
Ja r k a o n . ilb
lir a r h . and M rs . A . It. E n g lU b
of T * lla F a * * * e ; flv # h i u , It
I
w a rn e d t h a t I t w ould *u.|&gt;,n,l deD rown
of
Ja c k s o n v ille ;
f
F
llv e rle * o f g s t c lln e lo a n y , i a
D row n o f t a k e
M o n roe. T
'
Uop found
fou
V to la lln g th r new frg u
D rown o f S a n fo r d ; H. C. I l n . « .
la lio n a
| T O K Y O , Ju ly
64.
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of
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and
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D
rown
; a n * ** new .p a p e r* to d ay accept c l
S a n fo rd ; and fo u r b rothere. I ’ &lt;
I• fm n u M m
p u n f o r numerous
D row n o f A lm a . G a . l F re d Itru w .
__ A X IS SH IPS SUNK
m erg er*.
dlecoeit I nuance*
sad
o f IJlto o n , q . M . D row n and I
sh a rp ly re d u c in g th o num ber of
CAIRO. J u ly , 84, t O - T h r e e m e tre p e U ta n d aU le*. (T h a Ja p an - 4 . D ra w n o f / Je n e v i.
n pr * iu * tu d t o * S *
— ---------- "y *j4p* were sunk re * g o ve rn m e n t, d is tru s tfu l o f a
V B « » reportod
J , tw o
subm arine* fr a * p ress h a * been try in g for
. In the eastern Me*IHer- y a u rs to “ r a t lo n a D s * " th* ™ th*
B ritish
announced p lra V jo u r n a lis t ic setup. T h * w * r
. On* o f tho vessels wa* e v lden U y e n a b le d progress In this
to th e bottom from a heavily lin o ).
^
C o ^ t y . — o rtod c o w tu y .
.

Jap Papers Accept
Rationalization Plan

.Local Officer Is
y Promoted To Major

N ation S tartii Drive

Against

Remain
___ _ Canal
; &gt;

*» .

Tanka Are Produced
In Traln-Loa^ Lots

P ro s titu tio n

(ie t

\id

M a te riiil
N V cIfarr

I ’r o m

I ’r n i r r a m

t fPCi | t| 11^ I l* *

Re' l»C*tig*

vrrrn Cem etery
\ mam bar «»f th® H*ii&gt;ii •
i h«irrh, Mr
llmwii
ha«( Ii
her ** for tSa la a I 2H yr *
I
„*■ born at f’lvdr Ga A|
I*v0 t'allbearvr. will lw . 1
vti-MUto*. R. F, lla I l ,n
» '
i arnernft. W. M MrKlnrom
I
J W alker and L S l l.r k iy
S u r v iv o r * Include M r*
F * n "o
llm
...ow
wn
n,, th*
the widow;
w id o w ; four d»uel
ter*. Mrs. W. 8. tlufford. Mi&gt;
flaod# M o tdey and M r . Ibtr.cv

IV rso n s

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Mlbei iif (111 | lie 11 • i Ik* Wl‘l
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Board
1( i g h l i g b t - ..f 1 , 1 . -y &lt;4 |H*r il'-l
fI a t l a l i iiit'iii • 1r
&lt;11 * “ • pi-r suit*
m July
l.'i *

M e e tin g Will Be Brown Funeral
Held Here Sunda&gt; Riles Will Be
^ T o v iu t M
D e b m a t. in r. i
Held Saturday
ln g, w h ich w ill be sttrm lp,) by
re p re s e n ta tiv e * o f group* through
out the Fifth C o ng ru talo n al I)u&gt;
trlc t, wTn be held a t I h f C o o n
llo r .i* S u n d a y , w ith Dr. Hal i
U n f a . th e principal speaker

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I • “-2 fam llu - I tor »« f n -r iv (|| g
"•' to d c p e in lc iit i h ih lrrn e n io u n t-

(Lfc to $(«LP47 for tfd? month.
11istribution **f • irplu s
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In order to

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p ^ K h r . th r .la le m rn l .al&lt;V
“ • A r n , lf. N a v y ami rK ,
b raukdow n
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50.TD1
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&gt; r r . J u l y &gt;4, W — The , u r *
w i r l n d s z tr io a r t fiot "decim al r r , ip|#nta of public asiistnno*
W a r O o p n rta w n t to d ay approved
ed by CBBMltles to venerel di ra .h grant*, 210.204 recipient* of
■n a n n o u n ce m e n t b y G e n e ral Mo*
a ItoUonwid* program .urphi* com m o.|ltir., lOA.IM ln■Uon t h a t it* new
ndod by th* naltgnal | ilivldug]«
participating
___
______
, In
th*
b y th e rta h * f Body a d v is o r y p o lice
co
com m ittee on *n-jF&gt;w&gt;d S tam p Flan
en.l
IOA.OOO
weldrial p ra tot Uo n to Federal Recur children
partirlpM lng In
the
quanH r A t e t o l s t r a U i r Pcul McNutt, j ftchool Lunch Program ,
l t ca rs
who
th # com m ittee.
1 Kgpsmslor of the Child W elfare
ta n k *
ha* resulted in th*
d a lly .
n ten d o n of child w elfare se r­
vices to 14 counties and th* |1i rnalog pf 23 Institutions, three
sgrncseg and 48 boarding home*

to ti............ . Tifvi

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( H hi i ■f ! It i i - i r numti I ti*' -Mills',
prrflii
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ra ta n
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th'UVlf' 1 «|'f’« kl'f

Camp W inona Will
Run Krom Aug. 1-1 i

A u g 14, II !» M u r r i-,
-a id I InI s m at n ln g

S p o ini plan* have Iw-rn ntaile
for »n*tr if liu n in h a m l l r r a f t ami
life • i . i i n f , and new im aia hava
bf«ri adi|f**| I d prov ide b o a t i n g
privilege*
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                    <text>TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1M1

THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA

PAGE FOUR

M AND9

Odell, N e w Y a l e
Coach, Is Making
His Gridders Work

Buddy Itosar Says
He Will Report To
Yankees T o n i g h t

San fo rd
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Pcundlnp tha hall at a clip
that rarallad hla fancr l.u.tlny "
(Jay* With tha Cincinnati llad*. J
Em I* Lombardi of tha llo*ton
Bravr* cln*a.l In on llmnklyn’* ^
Pat# HcUcr during Ihr pa-t week (|
ht Ul» battla fnr tha Notional.
Laaru* battlnv crown
While R *l**r waa lo*lng r r..un l ’ ]
t o r tha aaccnd alralghl wrak, ibaL,
Big Boalon cauhar ronlinuad hi* II
advanr* until at tha -ml of!
Sunday'* play h# Irallail I’ninl I
Pgt# ny only f l» * point»
Tha t
Brooklyn outflaldar, dropping -•’ i 1
parccntag* point*, amlol tha «&gt;a&lt; M
with • -38° parrentaga
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g » l n of IB tha wrak lufora,1*
hooatfd hla a»*rag* l » 34fi
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Madwick of tha Dodgrr* as tnvi
runnar-up. In fact. Ma-lwick b.»t,h
IS poInU and aaw hi* o»rr«ga||,
drop to J * l and thrratana.1 by ilia
y{*a of 8tan Musial cf St l*iui*.
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his avaraga soaring to 3Zh
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turned and Bob Elliott. I'UI*- •
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way In.
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Owen of BrooVlyn • '“ ! B*&gt; ' * i
man no of Cincinnati
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Hbla Fletcher. Pltteburgh. 3IZ;
Walker Coopor. Ht. Loula. 30T;
Loo
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Chicago.
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shown firing at a Nail lank with a long barreled anti-tank rifle. One
men amis and Ore* th* gun ts the other hands up ainmunilton to him.
'flu, weapon, used widely by Hed troops, htt helped the Ituulan^lo
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A O A lN t T

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m k I *ny
claims
a ftd
which )o«i «r »Ml»*r of yao, ■ * ;
bet* irainrt ih* oalala of U. H(Jurt d»r*a»*d lala of Ill4 OPO*
Ijr. to ih« County Jud|« of
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ool« (Vunlr, rioridj, at hU offlar
In ih» (uufi hours of uld CouBtF
«, Paitfcrd Florida, within al*h|
taUrxUr month* from tha Mma J f
il.« first publUatlvh of this antic*
!.•&lt; i« • Imiu or demand shall b*
In *» r Ulna, and shall stala
Ills
|iia&lt;« *.f rrsMsar* mxl post afflca
f ,|«jr*s« of ths i lilnunt, and Shall
I.# aworn to hr
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MK* r t . or attorney. and any sot%
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RILL'S PACKAGE
STORE &amp; BAR

LEGAL NOTICES

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the Pirdmont lljBrball 1
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I lint he florin’! ray what lie'i |

Maranville Still
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American League batters yrtlrr
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errs re I competitors In e imtlllun
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of tb# 10 foremost swaller-. pick
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*d up sis points In thr -landing,
through Sunday's game- to pueh ---------------- --------------- -—-------hi* avarags to 144
Ted Wit '
llama of Boston slumped -even D e f e n S C
S ll(l| &gt; . M 'W H
point* to .2*7. a ml hts teainrnst* j
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Bobby Doerr, dnipjm.l five 1.. _
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Lorry French Blanksi
Pirates For 11th Win
PITTSBURGH,

July

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09tthpaw Larry French won 11*
JUh game of the seaavri la*t
night, allowing but five hlis a*
t^e Brooklyn Dodgers .|ef«mi»*sl
tha PltUburfh Plrata*. 6 to 0
French, bant an for thv fir*t
Uma lait Satsrday In ht Lout*.

Vt.i.neille "Present ilay
I,.,- liHt-ie- r.n 't m mii-re with
It. ..l.i .ley- T'.lay's piayars are
,. .,,
•(•-.! in the 1st ami
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th,- nn.nth than in pluy
iv
I hey think they know It
. 11
•' lUhbit rumplele* ht.
11tii;,t, with . mild rath
II, u,t. twn hlg thrills of hi­
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his
unasalitr-l
I ..I•te- play In the ninth Inning
. •!,. .emml game of the lt*l I
'V ,|.t -.«•!ir, whlrh enabled the
li&gt; ivr. t„ In-at Ihr Athletics. I 0
i I hat &lt;«». the Brave team whleh
■ . -|,t ftutn last place on July 4
• ,. pennant ami world scrir-

i Tha Dodgers picked up • nm
In the fifth
Inning on Augir
Galkh's single and an Infltli. *m.r
bp Hock O M IT,
new
Pirate
shortstop, tnd then hanged arms.
J p i' runs In each th* seventh ami
eighth
frames.
Dolf
Canulli
clouted a om tr to open
th*
eighth. 14th o f the season
, Pirates Mgr. h'rsnkl# Kris, h
eras banished from the Plreie
dugout In the seventh after -i
Porously protesting a decision si
,trunt W te. Mickey Owen walked
open th# inning end Pee Wr.
*e filed to A l Lopes Krent h
laid down a bunt to Elbla Kiel
(hey who threw Jo second In so
effort io get Owen but the lu-l
catcher wee ruled safe

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arc Icailmg thr major Iragu v ( appliranla arc aultaldc theme da&gt;« . , , i ,r ..rru* n f
usd may meet again in thla fall •
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T A K E THE TIRES
pointed the llrmflis laat year
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which team is stronger n o » ’
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A frll*»» who *h uld Inns
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with
Ihr
driver
tlumin-d
leal
kftv*n *e«l4eare an.1 |-**l
m i a Yankee in 11141 arvl » ..•
ID. » siMfvss wa« U fa llh
in|i&gt; the arrir* again*! Duroch* •
4*alifornla
"Well,** w a* the reply. **|f hr Itivefshl*
Darulle*
Krrnchy i« a reorr.*
Yi*u ac*
aisllflrd a rxl r•
wrrr ronaciolia I would remove •|iitrr«l to appear !«• a certain lllll
|halger oulflehlrr n«»W
1‘omplalai
flU«1 hr
I'aal
him from Ihr meat, lay him on of
the grouml ami apply treatmeit I Hlitkoada. agatnal f nu ftir a 41
bow pending In Ihe Orrull
" I f hr wrrr uncumrloca, I’d •I «surra
s.mH III Hfmlnnls I'oynly Fluff.
Where dora gtdfrr Jimmy l»r jack up thr cmr ami rrmuvr Ihr I -la on ur before th*Heplerabrr
more!
get
th* ae multi cok»r»s!
I MuI# l&gt;a|
to- wit Ihe 71 h day of
j Hepl*mt»er
A l», l»4I In default
hrrrt*,
From his mother-ln-law
thereof awId r«u *« wll| prurred
The delamalr par buster from
1 i:«- l*arta
Trias, who llkra flashy flocks,
, U ( (hla Order bo pohllshed fnr
Ihe aaluliifF time reciuired by law
shirts ami jackeU. too, daw a
In Ihe Hanfurd Herald a newapaper
l»rrrt his w ife’s mother hail krultw*!
It's leen alntnsl three years *,f grnrral
rtrcatallssn
In aald
to wrar while working in tha since
Judge
lusrwlts*
deebion I'.iunl) a rwl Hlale
WIIB*** my hand and official
garden Jimmy grabbed it ami against th* Detroit rluh, treeing
uf eifflre at (Uafsird Florida
sprung it on the golf gallrri««a 82 I.ate hall players, and now Jack •e«|
l hI■ lb* feih day «*f July A l»
first in the INiA tnurnamm* at Zellrr uf the Tigers says none ta il
l» I* IIFIINiHiN
Atlantic City
It mmb- *uch a of those players would have tern
Clerk -»f W'lrruli
•‘.•url of
hit that Jimmy sent a ru*h »n lcr of any real value to the clult. That
Kemlnnle &lt;"oua»*. Florida.
f T other*. In as many ml..r* aa is, esrept possibly Benny MrOoy.
id
t: i. nrifiMCK. i» r.
p4&gt;*alhlr.
Most t f those players are not
even in baseball today
McCoy
Jimmy K ois got plenty o f la In th* Navy. Roy Cullenbine,
plaudits for his batting prowaaa who ’ was given 224,000 to sign
during his peak yrare In lb* Am- with Brooklyn, was passed on to
rrlran league but old Dooble-X the Browns ami then th* Sena­
received little notice for one o f tors. Lloyd Diets Is with Pitts­ Annual Alcoholic B everage
burgh, Damon Phillips with th*
his ties! afternoons al the pl.t*.
T a x Can Buy 3,800 Bomber*.
It was some veers sgn in a Red*. Jchn Rain with th* Braves
ami
Slavs
Rarhunok
with
Indiana­
Phllsdelphia-Clevviaml game that
went 18 Innings ami host hit polis.
two singles, a double ami three
homers
He scored four limes
himself ami drove In right runs.
Including the winning counter
but—
y
That was tha aftamoon Johnny
Burnett of th* Indiana set an nillime hitting record with nine safe
socks In eleven time# al bat and
Jihnny, not Jimmy, got the head-

lllrsl thall b* *'*«J
' K i.irAH irrii &gt;0 :
VIl'NI* WKlHfll
MKIH4UI
Aa •■wulof of
Will an4
Taa
JOHN MKIH«*|I. 4
F ln l put&gt;lirall«&gt;n luM
IS TilM 4 Ot HT o r TIIK I Wl ^ T l
JIIHiR.
IRMIVOI.K
4411 % T \ .
F i.o N iiu , iv rn on crvu
1% re» ESTATE OF
I. II OOllK, Ikecejaesl
T " AIJ* rilC fH T o ll H an.1 P»:H
n o v a MAVIS*] IIwAlUN Uf l»r

Home Bakery
101 w . F I R S T S T R E E T

Hcrr’a the Favorite — T H E

NEW

VO LU M E

U, S. Casualty
List In War Is
Set At 44,143

S. Subs Blast

ihrnud. the Island*.
United States submarines, attack­
The latest
new*
from the
ing through the fog and rain, North Pacific came aa Anthony
have sunk three inorr Nipponese J Dimond, delegate from Alaska,
destroyer. ne»r
Kiaka In tha aahl hr haa roc cl red reports that
’
Navy re­ between 20.000 and 24,000 Ja­
R e - 1Aleutian i.i.nd,
------ - today.
panese ironpi hare been landed
The latest surcease, raising to In the l.lands of Attu. Kiaka and
lit the number &gt;“ Jap .hips sunk Agaltu
or damaged by U S forces In
If these reports are
trur, ha
the Aleutians, vwcre m.ile public ■ arne&lt;l. it must be aseumed that
in a rommunluue which rmpha- Japanese activities In the area
• lln l that Army and Navy bomb­ arc of m«Mr proportion* ami not
to hammer ilmgned .imply to divert Ameri­
W A S H I N G T O N , J u ly 2 2 .' er* are continuing
(JPI—-T h a O ffic e o f W a r I n - 1ewey at the enrniy whenever the can .trength. lie said that fatiurt
west) rr pe mit*.
of American armed
foreei to
announced
I ant
fo r m a tio n
The most recent air a ttack s_____
__ enemy out Immediately
drive the
_ ht
State.* were made hv long-range Army will he ai “ grievous mistake"—
n ig
th a t
U n ited
a rm ed fo r c e e havo e u ffc r c tl bomber- on rnrruy positions atjen r which will enable the Japs
Kiska ami en ships in the harbor to build air haem for a drive to­
^ 44,143
caaualtica —
dend. there, but the full results could wrril A l a s' ek . end
___ ________________
to harass com9 w ou n d ed and m ln ain g— ginco not le determined because o f tha ' muntralion* between th* United
fog
which
almost
constantly
Slates
and
Russian
Siberia.
th e e t a r t o f the w ar.
The
to ta l includes 4,801
dead,
3,218
w ou nd ed
am i
16,124 mlaalnr.
•
The figure, which Includes the
casualties at Pearl Harbor an.l
all those up to date, represents
the combined losses of the army,
navy, marine corps. Coast (Suard
and Ike Philippine scouts.
9
In addition, 1,022 navy officer*
and men were reported prisoner,
oI war. O f theta, 301 ware

36,124 Men Are

10 of tha army personnel
aa “ mlaalnr" has# been officially
m reported aa prisoners.
“ Th# bulk of army casualties
fall Into ths category o f mist
In*," the OW I said, “ and since
most of these were at Bataan
and Corrvgidor In the Philippine*.
_ end in Java, they are believsd l*&gt;
“ be prisoners of wsr. No definite
report aa to their status, how
ever, hat been received from th,
lltaraational Red Cross "
Tbs casualties by services:
Arm y— Killed, 602; wounded.
9 l , 4 l » l atlas!ag, 17,411.
Philippine scouts— Killed. 4 T *;

paratively

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T H A T NEW BCW P A S S E S
THE H O U S E EVE &amp; CWV
D O N 'T T E LL HE VCXI J------ in

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V S t . T a . ' T j bS f „ “ . | M lSC SLLAN rO U S
table, eompating scales, paper
guitar, |U ft. msat case, add
la g machine, vegetable rack,
aald drink cooler, 7 eJ . refriger­
ator, n n ektlnguUher, cash regIctor, k * b oi, » rocksrs, 10
Straight thalre. it o o , * oil
atom , t o t , w kksr tab)*, dining FOR KKNT
tabic, a tabtoc, wardrobe, desk.
3 ACHES of 0. K. Heinrich farm
Apply 1402 W . rirev St.

r

METHIM'J

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SU PPO SED

TODO-rJtN
OUT AND
T R I P HJM.»

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JU STTT2W G TO
F I6 U 2 E O U T W H A T
T O U S g r O 12, BAIT.

B O f . o H . 1-

BO/.HAVE
I GOT AN I
I D E A .* C l

WHAT KIND
O F AN IDEA?

t *.

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P A U L R O B IN S &amp; N ^

VD U KN O W TH AT

A^N O aYO U

h flC E - L O O K IN G j"

donTleavie M E.

NEW
B C N -*

/KKw k

o u r o r THIS

Beautv I nadortu'd :»iul lldnlul l'oliceninn

i in thir-e duyttlon.,
F.71WYWT Y n rTr
'

K aeserm an G e t s
D i r e c t Prom otion
From W ashington
_

Cordell Hull Will
Broadcast Thuntdav

i In- principal
i hr fiver at
with ivlharv
s ramming «r#*.
i l *411»■•I in a

ytitf

CRselTeha.rn...
flt m il
•tan, who i* fafiiilia* With Ills'
•forking* «»f Ihrtf gCr#s«f|s ami ran
ake ovr f if ns-# • * •,4f \
An t-f
'■•Ft 1* iwif»|f ff»ai|r I
acquaint
•ch BUl&gt; lea.ls • -Ifh llir gelteiil
lUtie* «»f plan*
f rk.iy iiln
•halrman ••«.» -*»h *h. working
i tana of ihe »#.»r«‘ *|H*n«ling ro n
•ilttaas in Ihr |Ir f fit «r InufKil "
Mr. Kmiih ■•Meal
W* will havr
•Ik panuinnel on thru tor* for tn«• ruling atorm *ea*»*ii a* well m
Nava all a«|uipmenl artually avail
ilila and rrady fnr uaa.
In r u e of an emergrnry of any
sort, tha member* of the comnlttaa will meet a! the Armory
'In tha even! ihe Armory hat
turntd down «»r deotroyrd, ihe
ommltlee will inert at unt of
UWatlaaeJ Fraaa r .| * T a t i

OH TOUR B0S5yM
RAN50MC. h--------

W alter 1* Cooper,*Jrte received orders to
Northwestern Unlvarsl
«
Officers
Training
L to *tto*d tha coGagv
M i l k B*
waa «
Iks Ravel
*ea#rvs

Articles Wanted
In .Salvage Drive
Arc Announced

Doing To Entertain Service Men

Soviet AmbnHHador
Tnlk» With Prenldent

Mto e f Emery Unlvarsl.

compl«t*

bm—tJJr: ttnuntln.f-f— ••

m If ihe city
- nth uatnf
HumanIaa

R A F Bliusts Axis
C o n cen tratio n s,
Bases In Kgypt

Ensifn Cooper Will
i The aaecMUaswt waa affective
Leave October 1 B u lletin R eveals What Cities Are
Meoday. Betond Lleot. Kstwerman

I THINK 111. HAVE

(itTmanH Say Ro«tov
In Half - Kncircled;
British Admit City
Is In (Jrcat Danger

Permanent Set-up It»
Effective T o d a y ;
Dealers R e g i s t e r

Emil W. Kacccnacn, technical
sergeant In the 124th Infantry at
f t . Beonlng, Ga, haa received a
direct ‘ appeeatment from the ad.
Jgtaat g fm a l In Washington aa
• secsM Heetansnt In tha Army

F IV E ACRES” farming land. W
1st 8t. Mrs. Gao. Heb*. Tal*
phone 142-J.

I fWwtre now ready. A. X.
mrttor, Onrirt. Celery At*.
(-room furnished
apartment—
Rose Court Apartment*. 677-W
TINOUOUB* electric stovre,
l ggfresesi, are on sal* at FURNISHED ROOMS, goed'loe*
Mr In d ie and Electric Cost,tton, cool. Oak Ava £ 18th St
Phone 671-W.
_____
Zu Bungalow, 804 Magnolia
LARGE HOUSE, fumlshad. four
bedrooms, bath, living room,
dining room, kitchen, 6 screen­
ed porthts, garage, 310 Mag.
•■noil* Ava. A- K. RreeeWar,

HAVENr

I'L L C A TC H H IM - r M
w h at a m

I ’ rn w

jNazis Cross Lower Don, Take Deep
; S t e p I n Invasion Into Caucasus

m
, W A SH IN G TO N
July 22.i/J*i
il.-r»\, , |
nr w mupon -,*tem -if gam&gt;■ ton-i |in, rationing took efferl in thr
II"u* 1Pastern Stairs at midnight with
ery *• ,r,,rvs of local l.-srd- iwsoijm-.I
' sen.' i,, ■ lest minute ni-P of spplirr
r n,-l ' tiuns, principally from owners 1&gt;
will »• •••mmerrisl vehicles who wrrr
,1 thi istloned umler thr former pom '•
an ih -.is n l system
le.1 '.I
To meet the
situation,
th.
lit of •! Office of Price Administration sn
rousm,' nounced
that fillinsc
stationCouncil I might deliver gas to their regular
• - iruatomer* on „''credlt” until July
*11, the cuitomere- agreeing to rv
1turn In coupons for the gasoline
they buy aa soon aa they procui*
tTEgtr- books. — = - -------— —
Cs 'toms mooey to organise 'thr
Paul M. (Y le a ry , deputy admin
Dafsnaa Council but I am con I islralor. aald that "ol enurer .11
viacad It I* on* ef th* heat n errvlc* stations will tw held tr
peodlture* w* have made yet." |eponalbla" for making such .airadding tha council h«t accompli.h l' only In cases where they kno &gt;
*d a lot and atlll has a lot to ,1., Ihe recipient and can b* certain
G. D. Workman, wha lnlr.«1ure&gt;l the coupons will be turned in s*
Mr. Housholdeft, arrange,! th. ■mn aa ration
books are
I'
reived."

^
SEM IN O LE
D R Y C LEA N ER S

ETTA KETT

\s.-o&gt;fl«lcd

I). B. S ta ffo rd Is
j Navy R ecruiting

l.rl us put your winter
woolen* in moth-pr^of
bag*.

M a g n o lia A
Phong 8 t l .

M rm lirr

**There is a place for every j avers
man in the Army at home, which «*•*•*»
is thr Defense touncll," 8tati i w
.Senator E
K llousholde r tol-lJi,,Pld
Kiwanians t inlay as he praiaeil ,nK
the nrganitation and met up o f j ml * *
the Seminole County council
i
’’The nation’s present pvogiaml
rails for 6.000.000 men hy 19IS .I,• ^
Wr srstn't have the largest force * mrr ^
then l.ut we will have thr l*esl |
In IU40, we started Injllding thr \\m\
Army not for war bet fo. d r i ^ e l f *
fense
.Now the program has {
I*een stepped up, and we alau wut L
must step up the activity of ths'rurai
folks at home," he dccUretl
oth**»
’’ Even though we are dlacusainc
Tit
this In tha greatest heat on re»
erd here and the greatest war. It Bept*
l« the duty and obligation ot JJ*'*"
•very man to give part of hla J
”*
time and service to hla rotmlry.

by letting
ua keep
them carefully Cleaned
and pressed.
They'll
took prettier and last
trvrr so much longer.

220

W ED N ESD AY. JULY

H i g h Club Members Told

ANN’S M IR A S 0 L
B E A U T Y SALON

PA C K A G E ST O R E

DA.

NEW SPAPER

Set-Up Of County
Defense Council
Receives Praise ..

E very woman loves it be­
rating U ’ h m » easy 1o k rtp
looklnc fo rever a ttra ctive.
T ry it nlonir with n new,
fla llerin K h * in ity le .. , 5-50

A RCA D E

FI

ported M l a s i n R ,
With 4,801 D e a d
And 3^18 Wounded1

BRUSH-CURL WAVE

CONSERVE
Your Clothev

IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y

SANFORD.

haa

I0 A L 0 W —large, cool. Mrs
A. Ur!*, 100 W. 16th. ph..o.

-

I - t.ifo-r big thrill came In
I kj.i m |m i while playing with
&lt;. u * r » r Irayur all-start Afftlnt!
• • I •|•ti111 •• all *lara
With ihr
i*Mtlifiir, 4 0. MaranvilU
• i.j.il l.nnalnf In thrro man
. &gt;.iitk* went mi to acora four
■
ihwi innina anil won, 7-4
We ll lick tha •o-and-ao'a the
•jtiiir way on the battlefield." he
-wrar- "They ain’t got no clutch
hitler* "

I.ONIION, July 21. U Y-TheJ { . ^ U ,
war haa brought aUmt a ahofl ‘
*»*• «*f rhorua yirU.
I’ rwlurrr1 1

AN

W A SH IN G TO N . July 22. ( 4 1 Snvirt Ambasaailor Msvlm Ulvlno ff and members of the I’ arlflc
War Council today visited the
W hile Hons* for separate confer­
ences as grave development* ap.
peered on th* Ruaalan front and
the shipping situation.
leavin g
the W hit* Hons* Utvlnnff repllaj
"n o", when asked If he and Presi­
dent Roosevelt discussed lha pos­
sibility o f a second front In
Europe.
.

A hhiiik (hr nrtl4 lr* In t&gt;4» tal
vigvd in t*tr h rap islvafa drive
tn Iwgin mm July 10. acturdlnf to
K. W Mil tllrv. chairman &lt;&gt;f tha
P s x y . ( ommittea. are all klnda
of ntrial. irtsii copiwr, braaa, tine
anil aluminum with the rircDtlon
of tin i an* ami ohjorts mail* of
•hrai tntal *urh •« g*rhafa cant.
(&gt;* - sidsr.1 palls. Sol wster haatrr and nlhais Th#s* articles ran
not l&gt;* tusad. It &lt;•*• emphasised
by Mr Mri'allay.
'Rubber articles that war* not
Collected in the
recant
rubber
drive will also b« taken. Cltlsans
are urged to spend the time be­
tween the present and the start
Of Ihr drive In gathering such
articles sn that than will be no
i of Urn* when tha Boy Scouts
:in their collection on July 30.
W R ATH SB
Continued warm
widely
scattered
JaU Una after,
tonight.
_____

FLO RID A:—
Jamaica,
Mexico,
Honduras
aad Guatemala normally expert tonight with
more than 10 million sterna of thundariSr/ar*
noon Or «*rly
btsaeag innugBr
.............

•nr A im m iii •*'•••)
Allir«l »M»ml*rt* aftil fighlart
iin|f&lt;l f * 1 **vrr a*nl Iwyond lha
F.l A la ntr in fn*m in Kgypt l-*«1ay
In hla*( t oiicrnl lallt'li* ••f A lll
vphlrlra mit-1 attatk Maf*hal Rom
inal'a tupplv l*a*r in f r r l r a* lha
ilr«n i rroun.l ftyhlmg
•attlad
min a itilk ry tlurling
With ♦h*- 16 mil* K g) pilan haf
tip front Mimparstivrly
th#
Hrlliah la*ha(| not by air arvl tat
agalnal lirrman Marshal Krwin
Rom m *l« "■ar haara ami supply
llnaa
(irrmart harrv*. whlrh wera tail*
Inf ahmg with fifhtar plana
rrrta nnrthaa»t &lt;tf SUH Barranl,
warr attarkad hy lonf-ranfa RAF
fifhtar*. and daaplta hravy anti­
aircraft flra. two harfra wara oat
nfkra.
British pilots also report­
ed smoke rose from a tanker add
several olhtr barges In the ren­
voy. On# rnsmy fighter was re­
ported sent crashing Into lha sea.
Medium-bombers, aided by navy
plan**, mads thalr first night at­
tack ever lha actual battla *f*e.
bombing A lls
futl
and food
dumps, tanks, plsnrs and VSblclaa.
k

'Chow" slam* from “ ehewi
kb In turn cornea from
web ' ‘riuodtere,**
raeai

�THE 8ANFOBD

The Second Front

T h f Sanford Herald
■iU&gt;ll.»l

la I N )

T he opening o f n second fro n t in W estern Europe to
reliev e pressure being exerted by th e A xis forces in their
d esperate drive fur the oil o f the C au casus seam s to lie the
w ish o f civilians and soldiers a lik e both in England and
th e United S ta te s, to say nothing o f R ussia.
Only by striking In-Tore th e R ed Army is defeated, if
it Is, can tho United N ations hope to m ake a successful
a tta c k on German occupied shore*. W ith th e Nnzi arm ies
fr e e to concentrate th e ir full fo rce In W estern Europe, in
th e event o f Russian collapse, the invasion o f th e Eurojiean
C ontinent is out of the &lt;|ueatlon fo r a long tim e.
W e can think of nothing w orse th a n failin g to oj*en up
th is second front unless It ta the unsuccessful attem p t to
do so. And th is is w here we feel th e average inimom errs
in dem anding such action w ithout knowing the problems
faced and the striking |N*wer available for such an under­
tak in g . I f success is a foregone conclusion then th ere is
every reason for Im patience with th o wnr leaders not to
Ju m p in immediately and strik e th e G erm ans from the
re a r.
. I f there Is a good chance o f failu re, then, in opr
opinion, it should not tie taken, fo r failure would mean
"th e ball gam e," with England wide o|*en fo r a German
Invasion. T his Is one instance w h ere we ca n 't n ffo n l to
tak e chances. Our leaders m ust be c e rta in th a t th e under­
ta k in g will click, for if it doesn’t and England should b*
knocked out o f the picture In n N azi counter-m ove, then
the wnr, as fa r ns we a re concerned m ight continue for a
hundred years.
T h e attempted invasion o f any o f th e Germ an occupied
nrens would bo n "do o r dio" a ffa ir , and th o se who advo­
ca te It so strongly m ust In* prepared to accept w ith good
g ra ce the disastrous cousetiuences i f it fails.
O ur hops Is that th e if
leaders o f tin- United Nat inns'
cau se will not In* stam peded by public clnm or to Jump
nefore everything Is ready, and th a t if the move is mode
It will succeed mid we won’t have to fa r e an oth er Dunkirk.

Bulletin R e v e a ls .
H ow SerV ceM eh
Are Entertained

8ANP0RD,

WEDNESDAY, JULY. 22, IMS.'
im

Sanford
Naval Air Bane
•Beans

r a * p o n r r o r t x a c o c ir r r

unua
ic x u o L a
r u ia i u * .

xm TK

or

cesm ,
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,

Than pottaml In Another; ami
rm rtil round.
JkH ha Ml treasure* Irnrlra under­
ground.
WALTER UK I&lt;A MARK
Thing* and Thing a
'(From Tha Chrliltau Hclrnca
Monitor)

Comforlatil# thing*
A r* httu after grain,

And a good dry place
la • patter of rain,
Tha hies of fir*.
A

hatllaa'a slram,

And a hand to touch
Ad you waka from a ilraatn
And joyful thing*
Ara n swallow's flight.
An unlookrd.for moon
JW tha door of night,
kittana a t play
n wet aun appearing
A atag from tha wood*
» Iha eky la clearing.
IRABET II COATS WORTH.
TTia Suaalana ara giving up
hWOd. but (till, jhay hava plenty
Aa aoma of our aofcplsttratad
UK* actreaaea might aayi "Tha
n g N Collector*’ (trike In AtIV minor flra In a grocery itor*
m a froat page atory In tha
mpd Tribune, we’ve had a flra
errry atora and houaa ta Band fa r tha pa»t thraa day* and

dadtroyer*

of Midway haa ilrm onatrntc.1 how (h r youth o f thin country
in rcApomllnif. A n the role of aviation liulka ev er larget
in the grand atrategy o f the war, an th e role o f th e yttung
men in aviation growa ever more im ix irtan t, it becom e*
increnaingly clear th a t you th will not only fig h t th e wnr-rthat haa liecn a ennatant, tragi
In* the lendera; "T hla la it, rha|iw," called "P a d d y " F in licit no
to hla wing, na hla plane n e a n tl the w n tc r-ia m i “ It’' la nol
tranalent glory with a ‘atrenk of oil" ut th e end. “ I t " la the
hlggcat Jnh in the .world— for you th.— New Y ork Herald
Tribune,

Intemul Revenue
Churchill's Sun
CollectlonH Are Up
Predicts Victory

Disaster Relief
Committee Of Red
Cross Is Formed

ii'BaiiM P)
r*a# TW el
the fcllowing places ln order
Kplecnpal Perlth llmise, W ight'*
fiarnyr nr Krminnl* High flcrwK.I
All fkrr«onii#l ha* bwn i d v l ^ l
how in obtain •dmltUnr# to mny
rb lau nf
•
u f thn# |&gt;l«rr# #t any tiro#."
MII.KH
UAXWJ3.I*
H T«.
Thi* following tub-wroupa with­
WART, drraja^l
First puhllratlon Ju
July III, I t U
in thi* r'ln m illre #nd their UaHcr* wrn* n n n n u n c rri by Mr. flmlth:
(irn rm l
Chairman Nnd flmlth,
(!o-r hairman
Fm l
R.
W ilson;'
Survey. Chairman Howard Favilla-. Co-chairman (irady Dunrsxi; KcbCuc, Chalrean R, .*. #
Wight. Cn-chalrman It. B. Pape# man M _________
A o ain rr ____
haih ..
kntatk
____ ;.
Medical AM. Chairman H. W.
Taa an) see* af p i ara herekr
no&lt;lri*4
aa4
require*
ta
geeRucker, Co-chairman Dr. O. L.
aar etatma and dtmanda
Harks; Food. Chairman F
E. aaal
Which you, or allher of yoa. may
Cstchrl,
Co-chairman
Hul&gt;ert have agt 1rat th* aataia of (Viarle*
I'rarre; Hhelter, Chairman Joel H a n d wood, daoaaaad. lata af
Ifaualy. fa tha Cnaaty Judge
S Field, Co-chairman E. F. l-ane; eel*
af ftamlaala t-nunly. Florida, at
Clothing, Chairman Mr*. J. P. hla afflaa la tha mart houaa of
Ridge, Cr-chairman Mr*. H. R. laid Coanir at Hanford. riorMa.
calendar atom ha
lo in g ; Keflatratlon and Inform *, Wlthla •eight
fM»a Iha tlna of tha flrat peblllinn, Chairman Mr*. R. C. Max, •atiea or Ula wwltoe. B*efc clalaa
KEEP 'EM ROLLING I
well. Co-chairman Mr*. C. M, or daamad ahall ha la writing,
Horn* e f Standard
a
ad
ahall
Itlla
tha
ylara
af
ra*7Itoyil; Trane
Drive la for a conservation
daara
and
pool
nfflra
addraaa
or
munlratlnn
Verification Lubrication
Iha clalatanl. and ahall ha awora
Co-chairman
ta ky fho claimant, hla agent, or
chack-upl
Hailing and Public Information, kla olforaay, and oar aurk claim
J. R, A S H L E Y , Mgr.
Chairman Mr*. J. k. Qatloway, ar m a u d not ao filed akall ha
STANDARD SERVICE
Ci -Chairman Mrs. R.-' F. tlsnn;
laaJddtXA yraitD.
STATION
tlit m o r of tha
nd Central Purchase and SupN. P A R K A V R .
ply. Chairman A . F. Collum.

WAHI1INQT0 N, July 22, (*• )Inlrmal revsnus eollacllona of
113,1)47,001,313 — at molt doubta
(hoar of Iha previous year and
the lirgail In tha hlitory of tha
country—w»ra reportad yratarday
for tha flacal yaar that ended
June 30. A total of t 7,S70,10tl,.
377 waa obtained In 1841.
Itaturni for tha month of Juna

NKW YORK, July 22, &lt;AVRanddlph Chuithjl), 32-year-old
K rachullit eon of Um Brtttah
Imr Mlaletar, predicted today
-If wa*ra lucky," tha United Na*
tinna will wvn tha arrnr before tha
amt of next yaar, and If unlucky
by tha amt of 1044. Ila added
tit# “Kngllah hava nol boan M
xlu.tr j 0 _LbU-rar.jtd.Uua ana»y.
« * are Idgrnlrqr fi»t and w»
port*,. but temtative
figure*
gidng to win."
•h/iwnt that totala from corpora­
tion taxe* rota from 11,851,087,
o DIB IN TAMPA
1*00 In 11)41 to IS,035:433,6x3 hi
to il: individual lar.v* from f l
TAMPA. July 21. (AV-^Sta man
417,856,123 to 13^ 38,233.465 [ axra* pniflta taxaa from I 1B4J 10*, •era killed yratarday afternoon
037 to 31,847,020,0611 total am when a tww-motorrd army bomber
ploymmt taxaa, Including ear- rrathed Into Tampa B a f hi it
wa* taking off from MddDIII
Field near hare, A m y public re­
lation* officer* announced.

*&gt;ar*, previously had denied
charge,
Ha wa* tha fourth of Ut
Irged complratora to admit
ha violated the 1317. Cagle
Act, which .BArrtda a maxi
penalty of 220 yean Imp*
men! for peacetime vtaUttoc

Citizens W an t S ta te
Out Of Ration A re a
JACKSONVILLE, J
A atatewlde cltlunt
la eeesio* hard ye*
pooled fog Um

return

FAIRBANE8-M0RSK

akoddUvo

•I hla offlrm In Ihm m ull hou*3
Committee, said yesterday.
amtd fAxintr mi Hanford. Florida.
K. F. Ilousholder, R. II. Carter ••f
*•It I*I n sl|hl i alrndaf
munlhi
and A. D. Peterson plan to speak ft*.in th* time* of t»i» flrat publi­
al th* meeting, telling what step* cation of ihia nolle* lUt-h rlalm
to benefit th* hbjrs j "• devna*.| .h «n he in writing.
can h#
_______ |__ ^ a n d
ahall ila is the plar# ttf rm#l*
that g * tale the service*. Thr col bare Iiwt |*oa| nfflra addraaa of
need committee will make plan, lh# rlalmanl, and ahall ba awora
Iba rlalmanl. big aaant, or
for a send-off o f colored draftee*, lo
hla •it«*rna|r. and ant ■tarn rlalm
who are to leave here July 3d. m t in ng rwt not aei f 1IO.I ahall ba
J.&gt;* C toome assisted In Contact­ told
ing lh* colored committee mem
&lt;i iti.iX Aiurrii v t c w a h t .
Aa administrator of tha

LEGAL NOTICES

TUXEDO SPECIAL

All person* ere h-r*br notified
Ihel the underelgaed aa adatlnla.

By W. M. 0 LKNN
(Caaimwa* frean ***** Owe)
irmlor 13 T. A. *f said estate, ka*
completed the edmlnletralleii there
ck
of the Invitation to ha prow
of
has filed In said court hla
Bathing of cotxra# la e x tn a iilj
7 t» ataa* hall and barrmcka are fleslend
report and aepUcatlon for die.
popular. Volunteer*, numbering •Sorting up— frame work, roof*, rhara*. OliJeellon* thereto, II ear,
assisted In tha Canteen, L i­ window frame*, eu, ara being In- •houid be duly filed. After ftUng
prn-if ef publication ehewlng thiol
brary, and Information Dank, at * tailed by many carpenter*.
notice has been published sites a
tha Recreation Pier during on*
Loul* Pridgen picked ap an old wash far (our ecueeentfve weeks.
month.'Thera were 63AM pwreon* man between Lakeland and Bar­ Ih# metier of approval of sold re­
end th* ordering ef dtolrlbevisiting thia renter on on* day. low several months ago.
The port of
eald estate wtll come before
A full group of aubHomndttae* man said, “The war will be over tlon
the court
are functioning In tha recreation In August."
IVm. Cmmmech
act-up ta Inaure tha contlaadty to
Ae Administrator C T.
"How come!"
A. of the Estate of
o
pa
ration
which
rharmetarites
on.
a tllM rr m 4Im *
awada •&lt;
“I'm a prophet—If yoa don't
Ubbr gejrmour Cammeek
ssealattoaa a a d aettoee at
lartalnment for aarvica man In believe m* what would you think First publlratkm
en Jul* (, |Mf
a a n l , far I M aaraaaa af
tha Magic City.
if I told you you'd t&gt;* earring a IHiss *' lAWls, Attorney.
____ tmmdm will k# akarxad Car
"Pcniacola: Thl* city haa had dead man In your car In on*
Xagwla* advcexlstag ratya.
service men In It'a midst far a hour."
i* t h e r o i a r o r r n a c o c a ,
long tlmr. ao tong In fact thal
A short time talar oaar Mul­ vt j t t i a r . l a x i a a u i to Da­
they have been takrn for granted, berry there wwa an auto acci­ r t . n .o itin * . in ru n a e r a .
IN H E : I M I T A T E « V
with tha itepplng up of actlvl- dent. Several person* were hurl. C.
U t*IUin»'n.NIN(l, Deceasedtlea in the training of Naral Pridgen picked up an Injured mas. T O Aid, t l U X H T O I C B A N I l 1-ElltTJtIMS O R D K G reonnsl, trading ritltana real- held Ida head In hi* lap. On the BM OA NN IN I HIIAVINf]
AOAINHT
MAID
1* .
si that IVnsaeola had n duly, way to the Lakeland hospital, the
TATE
tha aame a* other War time com
H e r a ld la a l a m k r t ml T h a
You
kbit
e*ch
of
*ou
are
herewreck victim died! (Pridgen drive*
r u es w h te * to e ssC amunltlr*.
hr not If l#*l and required to pre.
U ad l a I t o a w h f t a *
—nl ear claim# end
demands
Aa a m ult, rhurrbea, U. H, O. one of the William*' truck*.)
a l i a a f a l l w a r n a ie a a te h a a
Hualeat ahert line In Florida— which you, or either of yoa, may
Club*,
Veteran'*
organisation*,
la I I a r
Bel
a lh a rw to s
here agaleet the estate of C. E.
Coait
Line
from
Sanford
to
l a Ik t o H H r
aad
atoa
Lodge*, and Naval outhoritl**,
i-Honi'ENINtl. deceased, let* of
a l a a w a w aklleb e d
k a rria.
pooled their effort* and thought* Oviedo. Bwl tehee and unload* •■ M O u n i r . In Ih# f'nunty J n d f #
average
of
eight
Car*
at
noon
uf
I^mlnola rminijr. Florid#, at hi#
with th* result that aarvica men,
»rrir# In lh# pour! h«u#« nf gw Id
long treated apathetically, reallr dally—rock, aand, lumber, cement, t'owniy
m Nanford, Florida, within
varied material for tha big baac &gt;lfhl. rn|p»*dj»r
frel at homo In Pensacola.
t ESP AY, JULY 12. I M l .
rm.nlh* f r o m Ih#
tlm* of ih# flrat nublU-ailan of
"Ocala: The
Department of at tho Ft. Reed aiding.
"W alt" Pittman, engineer,* 1* ihl# ri'Hlff. Il*ch claim or
d#&lt;
H K j VERSE FOR TODAY
Public Recreation tn Ocala ha*
niand •hall bm In
wrlllnv,
and
taken the lead In assuring a cor- the alert, energetic "chef da gar! •hall
atat# th# plac# of r##ld#a#«
lie'*
been
with
the
A.
C.
L.
alnre
I t
MUST W A IT AN D SEE.
dlir
41 welcome for sere leg
and !**••! offlrss i d f r r n nf th*
U V E EACH D AY N O B LY i
from near-by rampa. TuacaartU* 1900. F . W . Moore estimate* • Ijilmani. #r».l ahall bt n w o r n to
I*/
th# f Ulfnanl. aff#nt. or alloy
that
301,000
pound*
of
cemrtu
ka ma know my rnd and the
It'a
Park with li's numeroua tourist
n o d a n y aurh claim or doflora of my daysl—I’ealm 38: 4.
farllltles, haa been thrown open haa hern received and unloaded. mnor.
i n d tliet an fllad ahall h« ynld .
tn unlfnrmril visitors In Owls That** about 3,400 sacks, weigh\ It VII.I.A tniOlll'KNINfJ
lliarutrlt nf lh« \m »\ Will
A large auditorium In tho park ng 84 pound* each.
Tha Weaver*
and T n a t a m a n t t»f
The 'Ttlnkkvr" autn-cement-ml*
I* the arrnr of many fine game*,
r
t:
I’ lim ti'i.M iN o.
1* .
with heauUful girt* and taaty re­ era are kdpl hu»y. D. B. (lodge*,
#a*n|
Fyom The Washington I'ciat)
freshment* tn make them lane Hanford, official mixer, recently 1 l irui |.%4l*li^»tk&gt;n July 111 I•«t
i weaver* In the dark ahall yet I
“ITiiH I h It, Chapnr
wed, Is ae boey aa th* rlnker
I
remembered.
^xurvlve,
"Tampa: Dancing partner* Ini
- — it t i i i : roi'H T o r t i i »: to t wTha silent, spider flngrrml, hlilrt jriHjr, ■ntnoir. r«r«i.
Hrendnn Flnucanf wns tw«»nty-&lt;ini’ when bin plane Tamp* are known a* V-ottoa. thl. (V )| o T C d B r O l l c h O f
den ones;
T l. ri.ONIDA, l * PROR4TR.
name
wa*
chosen
after
a
con
Jo ronqural'i wrick aye thry ihall dove into th r wnti'rs o f the E nglish C h am ifl. leaving only
teal waa rnnducled to detormtnrl
( jQ
_^hld*, alive,
it "s tre a k o f oil" to m ark his re s tin g plan-.
Hi- wan n g,*ac»«iw li« F 64)h) TMiMEMHff* "*****
. 1 - ..
I r*«(rd
&gt;fh* fallen nalluna' Iran, unllr- £MHw*ifa siiane. a n -P a *fda)kr-Amwho#')*E)6#»^-)»-ttfFfT-*TW4m 4S‘,TTfF aa dancing hoatrssra for aonrlcr
The colored branch of the Bend. ^
men.
O ff
Follow Up division
p # and1 *•-"
-«-•-•— -of»
HANDS
ADA INST Msa II &gt;1 'g5 ahall be there, to draw the tiu nlitlfs thnt nttrnrt .a ccla im — cou rag e, skill, leadership
Monthly attendance at aorrire the Education and Morale Com
TATE
ami modesty.
Moreover, he p ersonified fo r the Hritiah
bloody thread
men'* activities In Tampa, -under mlttew o f th* Defense Council
* * F h nf y o u arm harmbjr
Dot of th* blacken# I garments lieople th at vnllnnl imnd, tho few to whom so many owed the Jurisdiction of th* Hacreation
r»r*l If lm*1 «hi|
r »«|dl r »*| |6 prmmmnl
of despair;
w hlrh
|so much, the fighters o f th e Royal A ir Force, th e first to Committee average* about IS, wifi meet Thursday night al H-70 ■ m r l m l m * a n d
o'clock at 8L Paul's Churrh at » mm, &lt;&gt;r mlllimr n f jrou m a y k a # #
LM Iron su-onl* strike -.ff each I
000 "
turn
hock
n
German
a
ssa
u
lt,
the
f
ir
s
t
to
set
a
lim
it
to
•
iraliiM
t
h
e
M
i
l
t
*
o
f
Mllei:«&lt;
y AX*
Ninth Rtreet and Pin* Arrm C,
rising head.
W T U . M T K W A ItT
(lr«-maamdl. U t #
' Let**net* V- dragg-i, hut they H itler’s conquering mnreh.
"P a d (IV"
d y " wns fo r many the
Mr*. E. F. Ilousholder, organiser
of lh* Bend O ff and Follow tip Ji d m
f Hefnitinls tViunit. Florid#
t-pltnmo of thi* It. A F., with all that thal implies
shall yet be there

Hut, in a larger souse, "Paddy" Fimirnnr, wing nunfk n
ihall I * thrrr wl*h afiaira murnter and mu- of Hritnin's grentost nn-s when tiarely
t mid# out of #tuff
.
T in t trip# thr l&gt;lo«Hl)r fi* t of l.t-yond his majority, typifion youth in this young man’s
war. “ Paddy" was the* youngest In tho It. A F. of his
Ijjnuioy;
Crouched in the darkrnc»B, they rnnk—equivalent to that of licutenunt colonel in the army
ahall make enough
—hut there are others in that grade who are little older.
me to rnlangle him entirely:
that each Mark defeat l.ul The physical requirements of air warfare demand young
pilots; inevitably this situation will produce young officers
binds him more.
The process that liroughl forth
.Whether at Warsaw, ,r tkirregl- ns the air forces cx|uind
dor.
"Poddy" Finuciuie and which is infiltrating youth through
BKATRHT. RAW
the command of the it. A F. Is iqn-mting in the American
air services ns well; the youth uf the United Stntes, gain­
ing costly comhal experience from Dutch Hurlsir to Chinn,
from lirltnin to Indin, will provide the officers for the
(From
\r
i win Poetry)
« urn j /
I M * (try old dotard, life limy, great aerial armada thnt is emerging from the fni torie-i
did amas*
and the trnining fields
Old books, prints, rurloe, rUy
Here is opportunity, grim, dangerous, hut stilj the
pots and glass. •*
A t MM* hoard H om y and Faint* most stirring call to res|&gt;ou*il)!!ity nnd service which arty
t -HI jackdaw waa.
American generation has had in many years. The story

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L-innr acrM otin cammacw. d*n o t i c k o r r r N A i , n rP o n T a n d
Arrt-icATiON ro n ih bc il
ItAJtUK
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EGG LAYIN G MASH
Now that rgx* are bringing good price*, cosh tn
on the profits you can gain by changing over to
Tuxedo special egg-laying mash which wa sell very
reasonably. Come in today I

BABY CHICK TIME 18 ALL THE TIMEI .
SEE U8 FOR BABY CniCKH NOW I

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That le
why so many experienced Investor* —whn have *een pro*,
parity ami depression, war and peerr le-f.i# make Flr.t
Fmleral their savings hend,|uerter«
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extra income and real security . . . your meant « f cuplng
with today’s Increaiing expenses.

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SAVINGS &amp; LOAN

A88Tf OP SEMINOLE COUNTY
209 Manpita Ave.
,.hoM 69i

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M in Gladys tale Pippin, a u litad by her (later, Mlaa Elisabeth
Pippin, will t * presented in ,
cartlflcate piano recital In the
Fannie Reba Munio,, fllu.lin ot
8:1b I’ .M.
F R ID A Y
Sanford citisena are aaked t.y
the mlnlatrrla] aaaoclatlon to .d»aerve two mlftutra of prayer earn
day at noon.
i
All Girl Seoul* are aaked to
remember to bring bathing cape
and to report at the Scout Hut
at 2:00 P. U J o go to San Lando.
The group will return from the
tprlnge at 6:00 p. M.

•

RATURpAY

Hanford rltlaeid are aaked by
the ministerial aaaoclatlon to obaerra two mlnutee of prayer each
day at noon.

At a meeting of the P in t
Baptist Church Y. W. A. held at
■he home of Miaaet Gladya and
Elisabeth Pippin Saturday evrmng, the m n a le ri of the organ!ration enjoyed awimmlng in the
Pippin'* private pool.
Ourifig the regular bualneaa,
Mlaa Jean Whtgham waa alerted
president to succeed Mlaa Martha
Wright, who la moving from San­
ford. Mlaa Nancy Roaaetler ltd
the derotionale.
She and Mlaa
Hulh Strange w e n wlnnen In a
Biblical enntrat.
The following member* w en
p m en t: Mlaa Htrmnge, Mlaa L il­
lian Cameron, Mlaa Roaaetter,
M in Eileen Bragg, Mlaa Wright,
Mia* Carol Jean Nix, Mlaa Jean
Harper, Mlaa
Whigham, Mlaa
Nolle rta Ecaita, Mlaa Elizabeth
Whlghara, Mlaa Eliiabeth Pippin,
Ula« Gladys Pippin, Mr*. A. J.
Peieraon, Hr*. R. R. Pippin
Do rot hjr Peiold and Philo
via I(ora.

Dependable Class
Meets At Smith Home
Mr*. V. L Smith and Mr*.
Roacne Taylor were boatiaaia la
lbe Method lit
Church Depend­
able Claia at lie regular monthly
meeting Monday evening at Mr*.
S m ith ’* home,

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equipm ent, w* have recent
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the
FLEX
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enable* u* to restore your
d reaw a to their ortginnl
pleasure men Is or In quirk
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Tba flight lieutenant has tompletod 200 hour* operational fly M g !■ Use Middle East, and laat
April received tha D ia lin g uiahed
Flying Crow

to finish” or ahrunk .irrase,

Wad# tried to get In the U S
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but vcaa rejected, and he s lid he
ho* no Intention of aeektng a
tran afer How I n C i u h
1 know
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V With the R A P b o ya"

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respond quickly to the firm
but gentle action of the

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For the Faith you have shown in Sanford by
opening your New Super Market with its splen-did4U|uipment and modern arrangem ent s . _____
Your enlarged store will lie a distinct asset to
the City of Sanford.
Congratulations to the A &amp; I* T ea Company,
and to the local manager, Karl Evans.

TH O R PE F U R N IT U R E CO

T H E P R O G R E SSIV E P R E SS

HOM ER’S SODA SIIOI

SE M IN O L E BA R BEC U E

M ATH ER F U R N IT U R E CO

U. STUART PAINT &amp; GLASS
SANFORD ELECTRIC
CONTRACTING COMPANY

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ami, form erly a renidant of San
ford, i« reaidlnf a t the Charles
(iln n farm . San C'lar
Her dauah
ter, Mlaa U u l» e M ille r, h»« re­
turned tn Miami a fte r v n iiin k»
here a •hort time.
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plana tn leave abort Jy fur Cmeln n ati, Ohio and w ill return to
Sanford In Septem ber tn a|wn.l
the w inter.

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V *H» at BUT # i aoltl drink c«M»|er. 7 c f n'frikfir
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table, 2 table#, wanlmtb-,
S l c r a f r ymir car «f Kent‘« (la ■
t|re«*er, lin l rom p lrlp, • h«*n
»Utfe Sl»e. ml r*t«* ileiisl viorajfe
riHipa, »ome old 1II Hi b*t f
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Mr* llitis n ii, P bo Ih
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The Rev mr*1 ^rw H II. Booth
who now re*ldr
In CokltTlhUa,
( ib , are •jieniRnf n few itijra at
their home art W r it Fir« t Street,
Mra. Nan H tjfhtow rr, Mi»» Jean
H i Iftit ew er and To m m y Tourney
of Columbus are th eir h o u i f
gueatM,

Fell

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Send your iit&gt;(nu‘ott..n f&lt;*r W A R
DAM AGE
IN SI N A N C E
thru
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C. Hutu of (ialnravtlle, tla ,
ha* Iwen viaiting hi* niece,
Maawell Stewart, for the
few day*, returned to Geor­
yralrniay by plane

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Have a good (Inn- mi ,t
quart of gtcwoHne
Four miles In Shorl’n
Recreation Center
Good Dance Floor— Jl nr
. lecltonn good dunce
muttle
Plenty of nnint
Food and cold drink*
Rig dance exert Wed nr*
day night
Knnwlltvn'n ()rrhe~lru
(io Idtke Shore ilouUikuid

Mra. Hill Lankford of SL
rr.burg ia the gueat o f Mr.
Mr* J N Hcibaon for a
day*.

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• S H O W (*A S R 8 . a e rrtn r rount
.r hreaif rmrk, fTreat hlufk. I&lt;i

Mr*. H. W. Turner I
gueata her daughter a
daughter, Mt*. II. G.
Marline Drake,

nnona.
»h o
ar* In
m* y attend tha organ! •
rating o f •
atandard
I court* tonlfht at 8 ^
tha horn* a t U n . Henry
J r , IIT W a it NlnteerUh

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m U C IIT O N
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F. A Urir. lift tv l«th Phone I -

Mra K. H llaughan and child,
ren. Nall and Robert, of Miami
are viaiting Mr*. A. W. l-ee and
Mr, Edmund Meiach.

plane* to bring hi* w ealam dr*.

HANFORD, FLORIDA

In:

BILL’S IV U K ALE
STORE &amp; BAR

Lane* C. W *4« of Tucaon. Arts
haa Juat bagged two more Nasi

She will lot delighted to take your
order, for Personal Shopping.

UK

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IN TOWN—

D u el Painter of Tampa
Is the house gurat o f Mr*. John
Btigrra, tun Myrtle Avenue.

A l# -y r* r- o ld Y a n k

for the Yowell Company.

WEEK I
HATES

ItK IH T K l) D.U1 V
MONTHLY

MRS. PEARL HANSELL IN ( HARLE

II
A
Haynes has gone to
High Point, N. C, on buslne**.

Mr*
J
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ffutchiaon,
Mlaa
Helen (lulcliHon until M ibb KU»e
llu tH m iiii are eij*eetrii Ui a r ­
rive Unlay from C am p Howie.
Tet
where they have l*een vl«
Hour H riv
&lt;ien_ Ifutchiaon

Prifrtf to
nmv* qukk

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

er t o n a l s

M r. K rau t M aeNedl. who h a,
co m
T O A N N A P O L IH
| tiaodii-,1 Inlying for the Yowell
C O L L E G E S T A T I O N , Md„ • | 1r .....
.
plan*
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f « r .e ve rw l y ea r *, p
J u ly 22, lAh -D ick Metaler, one ,,, |M t , |h , | , . i ,,f ,h t . wreak foi
tor
of Maryland'* beat fre.h m an ends N e w Y o t k * My* lit it* F a ll Huy
la st fall, ha* entered the 11 S in If f f l hr RUTfe
N a va l Academy.

$5.00

THE KlyQRIDA HOTEL IS NOW

M-.«. .

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ihan 500 vmih ImhI c.t»&lt; * u r t ?•.-*!
nNitit the far* I •&gt;( S«&gt;lHntl
r*t
BUtn p a rti r iiipnrit owm'i I n«
. W fh ■iri|»$w*l an.l cut uimrl *»-,t
lb« strap ftirtnl f.
.- t .i

Mr liiifj M r^
f.rneat South- 1
ward oere named aa delegate* to I Mr, Edith Scotl of W rit Palm
attend Camp J unaiutka foe IwajlL-ach i, .-xp.-ctt-.l to arrive PriM ia. lilo d y. l . l r I'ip p ii, aaab ti,' **v i t i* . K lisn k u b Y if r im ii |
week*.
. .day In v illi her abler, Mra. W.
At the conclusion of (ha boil- J
-hp—M- — H .S H , U U ^ d 'a a M D i J i - o l
I's II.
lira. S c u ll'* young P i
■ w r U i fUHuwlBg I W lS»l l NT dangId rr. Lyn n , w ill arriv e today rertifien ti
.. . I _ k
larv, r m i n l Thuraday n - 1 , -i , I
joyed a aoclal hourr Mr*. Paul tn v i.it tier aunt.
Johnaoo. M(«. J.
D. Callahan.
Mra. Dwight Smith, Ml*. Nancy
NO N O V E L T Y T O l.U K E
l-' iuNnrMn p &lt;ii tin fir^l
Brwk. Mr*.' t .
A . londenberg,
('
P P rin t, who i. taking
i t F u t iv tnof uu V\ rH e rii
Mr*. O. K. G off. Mr*. Gertrude prwl.g rmluald* work mt IViUxiy
M'.eMly
8 1* U U IS . July
141 Luk«
Page. Hr*. laila
Moran,
Mra. C o llrjfr. Kn« r r t u n w ] t«i Naahvtlh* *S ew rH . tn n n n ir r r &gt;f t h e 8 1 L m ii«
P. II Unaiag, Mr*. Ed Ward, ■ftrr v u lttn f hi* p a r f n t i, Mr |1 rum n », &lt;-ii 11if lit t h r e e lu i h ilt r f m
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'» ||Cg'•111*1*. „{ 1 Si' Mill II »’•
Mr*. John II*rm ore, Mr*, f - W. ami Mi« I C P r i n t , for a few : |„ |,
ii
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Wt * Fer- t)t i|
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la in it«|» i a* lisa
MrCallcy,
Mr*.
Smith,
Mi*.
nt I tu r litful m I !*3| , V rf
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Taylor arid Mr*. W. E. M
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Baptist Y.W.A. Meets
S o c ia l* C a le n d a r At Pippin Residence

W .M .IJ. w ill aponsor »n&lt;In g In the Bed Cro»* Boom d o l ­
in g the m orning, under M r*. A . J.
Peterson's direction.

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A n d Personal Activities

M a r j o r ie r o s a c o g r u k n , society Editor

TH U R SD AY
Sanford citiirn* art atktd by
. tba mlnittcHal association to obtwo minute of p ijy e r each
noon.

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WEDNESDAY. JULY M. 1ML

JANE PARKER
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EVA PO RA TED

SANFORD, FLORIDA. I ID ILSDAY. JULY M . I!M

First Inspection for WAACS

(CORNER OF MAGNOLIA
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Situation Is One

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NUTLEY OLEG

It U with p r i t pleasure that we announce the gala
opening of our newret A A I* Super Market. It will b-!
rood newa to jrou thrifty houaewlvra of Sanfor&lt;l
when ycu know that here at your A A P Super Market
over 2,000 fine quality food* await your selection—
and here’s more rood news—A A P Super Markrt price*
are low! Yea, real low prices everyday— 4 days a week.
Come visit this Veritable treasure house of over 2,00*1
items- an abundance i f plain ami fancy rrocerie*
fresh fruits and veretable*. fancy western meats -

8:15 A.M. to 6:15 P.M.
8:00 A.M. to 12:00 NOON
8:15 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.
8:15 A.M. to 0:30 P.M.

poultry and fish, farm fresh dairy

Save time. Urea, gas, and money by filling
food needs at your A A I’ Super Market!
open at HAS A M .

I'.«*»ing an approving eye over m r m k n if the W om m 'i Army
ilu»rjf C’urpa, Mrf Uvrta Culp lloM i&gt;^ltrrctoi i f thr curir*. »*

Th* Imperials swung t&gt;&gt; tlxattack on the north, central ami
southern sector* yesterday just
after the RAF climaxed a week
lent aaaault by scattering a lUOll
truck Axis reinforcement cars
van, blasting supply ships ami
piers at Crela across the Medi­
terranean and haavtly Isimhing
the Libyan port o f Tobruk
In winning all of Tel El E&lt;*a
tbe Mill of Jesus— the empir.#orte* restored their five mile
northern salient running westward
from El Alamtin. This was lb**
scene of fierce fighting last week
when Field Marshal Erwin Rom
msl's troop* won • foothold or.
the ridge but failed to dislodge
Imperials from the dominating

WISCONSIN

Cake Flour 2 3-4 lb. pkg

MEANS SUPERB Q UALITY MEATS

Ann I' a i *-—Fancy /.calfat Salad Rtyle

RED C IR C L E ......

Mustard 9-oz. J a r ......

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IN SE C T IC ID E ....
MOTOR O I L ............... 2 Kill rail SI.:]
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DA ILY K E N N E L ..........5 II) Itag 27
TA LC 0 Scratch F E E D , 25 II) \m\ M
T A L C 0 Laying MASH. 100 lb hag $2

Mayonnaise Pt. Jar

A n * P a g w —T e a ly T a r t a r S t a t e or

ri«

Sandwich Spread 8-oz. Jar

ANN PAGE VINEGAR quart bottle

13

PEANUT BUTTER 2-!t&gt; jar
SULTANA MUSTARD 2-Tb jar

Salad Dressing Qt. J a r ..... 3 3
P a g e — ftasooth.

E a s y .t o S p r r s d

Peanut Butter 1 lb.

wirer*sux

41c
16c

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4* Its. &lt; —

fomato Ju ice

19c

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G RA PE JU IC E 15c
A V g P A C JK — n r . I K K U v

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GRA PE JAM .. 15c
RO LLED OATS 8c
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Starch 3-)b pk 19c
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Soap Grains

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Jrowdcr 2 f o r . «. 6c
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Handsoap 2 — 15c

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Hemlnol* in IU40-4I, H2 pit
,
cent of ihr total value s i . in .ll
•state,
11.40 percent tatigihh !
personal property, and 5.5n |m-' |
cent railroad ami telegraph
i

Will Buy $3,775
In Bonds Here

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SQ U A SH ................ :

Jew el 1-lb C tn...... 18c

EGG P L A N T .......

Gems 5V^*oz. pkg

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p flh a d*n&lt;_iov.’s purs _frult_^re-

...... 2 for 16c

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Senate Overrides
Administration In
i I’ astiing Measure

Miilage R ate
Temperature
Drops From 97
Of V/2 Set By
To 75 in Hour
School Trustees

Clapps 2 Cana

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Values Of Property *Majority Of NewsIncrease 2(10 Perpu|&gt;ers Are Silent
rent
In
1941-42 On Vital Problem

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Assessed Taxes j.Clamor Swells
On Real Estate j In tngland For
Drop In County
Second Front

Skinless Fran ks........ 1 lb. 25c

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Soup

Sal Soda 2 for 13c

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|111 A* cent* I i f :m ca*t ioa.it town,
w.*im n ul thr l«ft arr t lm m l in fatigut uniform* »»hilr tho«r 9 It* iiiii-iiig
la«l
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ktill i.ir m nnin Li* r «&gt;f 11 viliam
where he a'ti i*l
In I ai(|i|oii. | (iii Admiral
»•* right wrar their lull d p n uniform*
Mi* M**M»v nail .hnl Jo* h-sift* llir
I»ert t (ilffrn ilDrlnml a I *nil«w|
live htmlrrtl women will tie inantiiiii; vilnl aim\ -tatinna by |w m uling* regarding th** 1 .
Stole* Nav I Inik force has tieen
|»r«d Irm Mr lliggtn* ■aid
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T h t* la a p h o iirp h n t..
in atioin a/ath«t enemy aircraft ,
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nf
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tent. | i*. the |HFtmlrim .......
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at* • *h- wing (he fait that •
* blew k ite«tr«i&gt; m g’* Lunbi
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ha'- ••iffu g o t
an-l the f
•ither high rt|il«KDei on imlin
rile - * t •liatrlhutr th. ga* O
trial |iui*hurg aiul the wnrld'* t
I* * |s..mm||»i|it y that flu •' i
largest n iir port nrariiy wl 11•
the K ii **i n nir f.nir *trurk n
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intlifart
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d » ) ‘* rant on
lire* in
j
cupleil tr r’torv .V ini'lixling hunk
ennir and l.r Touijurt.
The nnni*try «aid the r»ld on
f)ui«burg tSe henvleet by the I
\V Fils value* of real e*talr in
llritiah alnce the 100-plant attack
werr
rwiaed
r»n Bremen June 95 and the flrat .Mriiiuudp t'm n ly
night raid on t)w» Ruhr cily alnca fmm JiI.01n.170 in I94U-4I u&gt;
July 13. coat
the
Htltfah |.1 ! J l-O ii 1.070 111 1041 4t, wr *00
bombera
, | peirrhl. thr amount of county
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p u t ’ uri fi t .n» Itr r«
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a note of intN fartiop. “ reallt *gh*&gt; 1 la ir* aaaotacd again*! i^ai
an bund a»i*1 I h r f
gooil fire*
were lrfl Hlftiing (A raiair went down from $2 44raT7
t|l Ui» tity
tra.UitM ,U*lf rand in vah*.
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M r I l ' C f i i u at* ml
area of ()*• rive |mrt, l)niiburg* rvni. Suirmidc. raalty value* ad
g a t h if in c Inter in i
Ithun»rt, juat nortl of tSe Ht&gt; I vance-l tDH iN-rcanl, hut '.v»ea
rd hy O .
Itair-t mi
tt the ronflip-iire of the Ruhr j
a*«rfttrd roa# |H| than one third
Road I *« i -i*»»m ent
1
of on# jwreent, according t rei onn. wt ts'h .1 •
h i*
onla in thr Htatft romptr llir*
| -ditaln
.nfu) in a*i. it
office
|ellmlnat* I I--M-U ft
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• lion a r r *
uri were re load from |H3l.ta*n
W hile Ml JsVs'k *..HVr
SH.ft60.7HO In Bftmlnolr f.mnfv
re ta ry
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from S'&gt;6.?ftb.142 to 127 4 dKarw i^ i U
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tales
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Bundles F o r B ritain Have Aided
Morgenthau Colls
For Big Increase
25,000 Seam en, M rs. M artin Says
. In Revenue Bill
WASHINGTON, Jely 23. OF)
—Sacretary of th* Treasury
Henry
Morgenthau
today
called tor a
IkAOO.OOO.Otk)
boost la lh* tax bill with the
w aning that only a bold war
taxation could bring Amerk*
* retold sconomle future. He
■•tod th* Senate Finance Comasitta* t o 1expend the kouse» » pC0Vkd I4J71.009.000
Ux
mareuro Ur a minimum of M,Morgeathau naked that new
iadhlJaal Income Uxr* to
tooeUd from tXJfTKtOOfiOO to

"Bundles
for
Britain*1 ha. , Britain were available. Such .up
Proved to be a re*) "friend In plies are maintained
In it*
need" to dhit reseed seamen ret- A sores, Bermuda, Newfoundland
« M from ships sunk by enemy and Ireland.
Emergency
ship
saMMriaaa, Mrs. j. D. Martin. ma«ta are available at porta
«?tal&lt;1*an of.the Seminole County tka far flung British empire, In
•ommlttae. sUtad today with the chidlag Australia, LSa Middis Em
i x i j R UlK H t that
since
the and Sooth Africa," Mrs. M artin
■ F B I of 1940, ths crews of over revaaM, adding that men of .11
MS vessel*, comprising tom* 25.- natiatM have been aboard Briu.b
RM* have boon clothed and shire Ikat havs been sunk.
ewt-Tttod with knitted germenU
A * ,R major project * f the nr
•Rd person*| toilet hits through gsodtRltoa, 54 charity hospital.
Uto benefit sere loo.
art maintained In England, at an
T a la humanitarian service ra« t o r e d ltuw of about (5.000 week
■ • • • ,greatly n yn i n i In recent lr. *k t painted out. "Fund, for
mmK h i" th* said, "as th* war LSI* retmi tre supplled tor kun
•ppTMchad clooqy *lo th* tSoro* droda of branebea In nil parti
• f America and the 'number of e f UM Ualti^ But**," eh* said.
Making* Increased. Declare of the "aad ia at least 40 of three ho.-

ora

Jcb ream person
rota *r bU to
Britain
and

Empluyrr* -.f l*iggl&gt;Wiggly
and Lovrtl’* liriMrrira all over
iSt atatr will bu&gt; $ 1,776 worth
of War liiiml. from thr Hanford
l*oat Oftirr thi. month. V. A.
Hpltr, In rbaryr of iha saU at
War Bon.I&gt; m&gt;.f .Stamp. In tka
■ounty, .tatr.1 yr.trr.lay adding
iSa prr.llrll.iii
that
SamlnoU
t'*unty will r .r m l It. Inr rva sad
luota lor July
Many •mplu/rrr of Ihr stores
bay# *tgnr&lt;[ pay roll
deduction
program, f .rr thr tiurrhasa of
bonaa and &gt;i.mn. T)a deduction
it made si thr office In Jacksonvilla, and A It Davis, praaidsnt
if Plggly
V iggly. Insuguratad
iS# plan tn huv thr bonds from
dlffarvnt rountie. in ths stats
where store, sr located In order
that the rountie. will reralTS the
benefit In meeting their nuotaa.
is molt commendable of
Mr.
Davis to
he
thoughtful
enough to distribute
the
pur­
chases In various r..unties." Mf.
Speer tr id "It Is . fine Idee sad
a rood deed "
*»
Seminole County, whkb ha*
respectdsd nobly In beating every
menlhtv quota so far “ will ex­
ceed the July allotment on the
heal* of returns that have cent*
In Ih* first three weks," Mr.
Ep**r declared. Th* quota for this
month was Increased to |71JO0.

ORLANDO,

Motorists M u st“
Have T ax Stamps
O fficial Warn
All mulwrista who arr driving
V rlu lr* allhout thr |ft Krderil
I * *lamp arr violating two gov*
• rnmrnt laws anil arr auhjvct to
pri&gt;*r« utioii and flue, J I. Hurt,
Inti rnal Rrvenur drputy rollerIni -tail'd t(Mla)
“ tollecluva havr lirrn adviaed
to t*ir ritent of thrlr ability to
trpxiH all raaea of drlinquency to
thr United .State* attorney direct
for thr proper atepa In prooecu*
tlon of th violation,**
!e
said
IliindrMls of vehicles In the coun­
ty are being used in violation
to t*ils law, records rrvesled.
All owners uf motor vehicles,
Including passenger cars, trucks
ami buses must have lie stamp
attached to vehicles. According
to thr Internal Revenue code. tSe
two violation! are listed aa uaeof
a vehicle before the tax has been
nald. and the operation of a trehkle at a time when the stamp
does not aDpear on tSe motorcar.
The ordsr Includes motor boat*, It
was stated. The stamps may be
obtained from the Post O ff^e.

TRFNTON. N. J. July 23. (*■&gt;Thom,* W. Trenchant, who cap.
pad • long career In th* New
Jersey supreme court by presiding
at the trial * f Bruno flauptaua
and sentencing tbe carpenter to
death for th* Lindbergh baby
kidnap-murder, died at th* *g* of
72, today of natural cause*.

27 Are Indicted
On Sedition Count
W AHIIINGTON. July 23. (A t
— A krdrr.l Grand Jury today
Indicated 77 men and one wo­
man In ten states for eon.plr*
Inc to break down the morale
of the armed forces ami thus
"obstruct end defeat tka war
effort."

indictment was returned a f­
ter a nine-month* Investiga­
tion of alleged vlolationi of
the sedition law and tha l»w
prohibiting interference
with
armed forces. Th* woman was
Mrs Elisabeth Dllling. Author
"Th* Bed Network." The men
Included Georg* Sylvester VI*.
reck Author) William Dudley
Ptiley, leader ef lb* silver
shirts and
William Griffin.
Dubll.hey of tha New York
Enquirer. |

l.o s A.S4.KI F s July M .
S« mml Bubin. 21 Mil* indie let!
by n F * &lt;l*-rnI gran*! )&gt;»ry &gt;ratrr&lt;la&gt;
on rh«f (.*••• «»f "rn. lift* 'i t r t l o n
letlrr* «.i Hmg I ri.nl,&gt; .»rul liar.•LI l.biy.l. film arliir* ibrralrnlng
barm f»* thrlr rhlblnn if vac n
s!ul n«l pay him II.OlMi

Pipeline, ('anal
Bill I h Signed
W A S H I N G T O N . J u ly 22 . (AT

—President
llno.evelt today
iixne&lt;l legislation authorising
the construction of a pipeline
and . navigable ckannef scree*
florid*, deigned to help rolleve th* shortage in transpor­
tation or moving oil to thr
eastern seaboard. It also pro*
vide* for th* deepening . sad
enlarging of tn Intrtooattai
waterway from the terminus
t* th* Mexican border.

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WASHINGTON. July 20, (Ah
The gorornipont laet night ad.le.1
&gt; U foreign firms In Latin Amerl

« . Europe and Alia to It* alraady lengthy blacklist, the Htste
Dopartment announced
AID RUSSIA
MOSCOW. July
21).
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“
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wn by the Russians into the
of tho Don vslley, it was
today.

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■ pennant for the Rad Sox—end
I think I o n do IL
“ You know, I foot lh a l I ou«ht
to act a hit ererr time I go to
bat, and while that probably sounds
•Illy, that • i'i* kind o f confidence
I like to hart. If I hit like blares
from now to the end o f the
•on, maybe I can hit over .400
again.
Harry Ilrilm
”
ann think*

Dirtrirh in the fir*l inning of the

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Q U I C K A C T IO N A f® A I N S T T H A T
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Williams •ho posted a gaudy
.404 batting fnark
rV last eeaaon.
loves to talk about hitting—parIkularly with Harry llallmann,
former Detroit slugger, and nn.v
a radio sportaeaator there Hell-

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Thumpin' Ted Wlllisma, who hit*
to hr* and lire, to hit, think*
Uii* r « « r hall win lh* American
lu p in triple batting crown h# *o
narrowly mlieed l u t auaon—niul
maybe hit ortr .400 ■fOn.
Nq American lerguer ha, won
the triple crown— led the leagu*
hi Sitting. I oma rune and runs
batted tn~ elnce I»u Gehrig acimp
compllahed
the feat In 1024.
Wtlllllams, allm a h in e r of the
Boston Re&gt;i Sea, baeMully admilled he mlaht
'cocky
but he Insisted;
"llon eetlr, though- I think Hi

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WASHINGTON, July ED. on
—Tire rallonln* rule* wera r*.
vieed Sunday to prevent beer, soft
drinke and other “unseeentiir
trucks from cettinc new or r».
capped tire* after July 28.
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Also rut from tho ellcibility
list by action of the Office of
Price Administration
were ■(]
nrlrateiv operated trucks carry
Inf akhollc boreraxaa, tohscro.
randy. Ilower*. _fora, radios, ror^
fe-tlnna musical Instruments
other luxury goods—unless ths
fia.ilinr of aiteh Items la only In
rldcntahlo the main service per­
formed by the truck.
Only truck* engaged In errvices “ essential to the war ’ (■
fort or to the public Health snF
i afety" will be entitled to new
tires or reesps after the rffre
lit dats.

LEGAL NOTICES •

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go tuvaid V tr

Airplane Bases
In Clouds May
Be Navy Feature

MymtNWHWfP CL-CtsRIKtrNV-lt ' HtgUe'e
f(T&lt;.ytwM-tw--llw“ tt)WNd1MWriV'UW
AKIMIN. O. July 2U. (WW| wluW b*
mrybodjr, I'm better average until the rurlyglm! in b« here.**
iil.'ed,
23-ytsr-old
WIIMami Alrplsne bases In the clouds and
turned the trick last year.
flying gesulin* stations may be
"Hellmann Insist* that I'v* got developed to give the Navy great­
to believe In myeelf, that If 1 er striking power In its war on
By RALPH WARNER
airmll rfiiwtl itf
don't, no one else will," Ted said. the wing
K llilr
K li'f « 1H e
f iif ilh
in r iln g
“ But I not only believe in mylighter than Aircraft experts
i f m i l i l r , ti I b i i i f in t v*»■ m s l r * . |irt»Whltnry
Martin. acc
Wide hoy-windowed, graying gonl* wh..
sitf, I try Io do something about envision huge dirigibles, capable
v ieird l lh ** R u e * l l i P i i
f i M t - g r m r Worbl fiilumni*!. who ii funnier
Municipal
Court
docket*
for
IL That'* whr I try to hit as of carrying broods uf bombing
»r» pointed out to strangers with
in u r g in ,
u ’l i l r
V iir p
| i&gt; M E g g io 't
Ihin his first n«mr arvt com such remarks
‘Therw’ s Jan l*i. sessions last a n . were com­ often as I can. why I'v* always planes, that could be used as
b u rn e r
h i a n m lh *af lh»*
parative
by
light.
While
ease*
fol­
got
a bat In mv hand*. That, lou, ■ky (-iris and refueling stations
blnra hi* humor with penetrating llowdydow
Boy. what a third
g i v r H •* I ' l i H t r i it Miiiniri|f a l a rt
E f, Duke*, drunx and dis­ is why I take calisthenics In thr to vupplemmt sea esrriers.
•purfA remark*, ha* rmnr up wlln Iwasmin hr was
Could h»&gt;- low
t iiw a n l ih * * ir un * n lr * l ( H u m p h in
orderly conduct, |I6 bond ce- morning to strengthen my hinds,
lb-signer* here have submitted
idea that rouhl havr lieen made the majors easy If . . '
lh** r i i i r h l * &lt;|' r iU »*'l 111 I hi* rh i| t if
tierted; Jack Elite, drunkenets. wrist*, arms and shoulder*."
to He Navy clans fnr a rigid air
"'born" f&lt;r Nnnfnrd
"These heal beri.es still ha.«' I ll bond estreated; and J. M
t h r r i /hi l
lu
SiiM'Uv
Rnh
Almost
skinny,
with
only
170
ship »f 10,000,000 cubic
feel
Thi* ulra, which i* a* simple thair following, and the cltixen. Watson, running red light, |6
Klmifr*
t-«*i in111e-iI ilia IImvma
pounds on his six-foot three and rajwelly nearly half again as
l»t11 futir h r- if, the* * -1nu run- a* n hall gamr, muM br blllll would l.irn out In droves to *re (Kind estreated
one-half inch ■'fame, (lie left - largr *• the Akron and! Macon,
up ti* »ltract a cruwd . f uver a them perform again, even If the)
Other cases wera Johnnie Rob­ hsnded powerhouse neverthslesa and rlxHil 3.000,00(1 rublr feel
thuutairiniii tu thr lull park Maybe knew their home-grown
Itai-r inson. vagrancy and two charge* posassea tha ft rung arms and sln- larger than (he IIImtcnburg, Ger­
V A S(&gt;rr r won Id Imp Inleretled Buths and Ty Cobbs would have of petit larceny, sentenced a total *wy
wrtelg—plua
bettar-lhin- man gullath of *11 dlrtgiblee. All
IdM i ( t r u m p I k Hit O n In it fur it rut!Id easily m u lt in
to l&gt;e fielded hy an ambulant of Ifid daya; Joe nrown, drunken­ perfect eyesight—that
combined of these slips met dtsaslef
ihr pair of a frw huntlrr«t dub crew after almut two Innings.
ness and &lt;n*&gt;jrderly conduct |I0 ■re considered ^y baseball men as
Jaw Hy Pitched
"mother*1 ihip » f (Hlj «it«
lar* in War Rlatiipt
Or maybe
"The . Id-timers would tw match and costa or 30 days and |I6 and retponiiMe for hit hattinr bHI- wouM cari-y 10 Rttack bomber*
Conch
Whllry
McLucas
of
the
coals
or
46
daya;
Paul
Parker,
LUnce,
i *n»i would operEte In ronjuncllon
e^ against the local town team
ITTTSlirKGH July 2d. ./V) ,
Wits e_#Ihret-year
major league i wtl&gt;i uibrr naval unlU at eea. lu
Kir •t Ilnae-Nintl [,mi lifflllji, Ilf the 5porla Hivlflorf &lt;if a fub-ejinmlt' of high aehool tram, which would disorderly conduct, 116 eatrwatad. __—__
4LA aWUlllara*
m i l . s . . Le_.1_\
I|-fUIK|in„ *would
SS a
. . i IU
l
l__
K
Johnson,
Operating
an
auto
average
of
.366,
booeled
be .to put
loadi
tee
«
n
the
original
committee
hove
its
own
following,
and
when
Itn*li&gt;n lir-sVs*. ui* hit mi tb^
would put It over
It could be you've got the old-time fans and I without light*. 12. A coats or 10 his total home run output to 91 0f pUn*s within ring* of the ob­
I r f l M dr of
th e
fa re
u it b
a
J * "’
days; Will!* lloll. Improper park- last season wllh 377 round-trip- jgguv, l t ,pc«dl|y as poaaibl*.
|iil&lt; hi*i| bull Si|fi»lAk m the fir«l ■ponanred l»y any civic or eharl- the youngsters Interested
|n Ii, ,nwed and maneuverabil­
inning isf ihe Pitlihurg'i Bnft on ty organivation with a little trou- git the town pretty wel blankst ]n* ■"&lt;). df! s lnfr t ’ ,lt% u l , l^ ' pern, hlgh for both leagues, and
|6. Bond eitd.’ Os* 11 Dtvls, Dls drove In 120 run*—only five few ity, the airship haa certain advant
f if iu hl e h r A i l r j fcfjil h«t| tl» I*#* r a f
hlr\ but very little eipenaf.
rd
orderly
Conduct,
|&amp;
A
cos
L
a
or
16
•r
than
the
leading
total
batted
leadir
tagrs
over surfaca rarriere, Its
rlnl off tl e f i**ht tm ■ itrrlrhpr
If |&gt;r..j&gt;cr|y played up. Bftnford
"Callahan's hire Is that, with
by th* New York Yaakeea' proponents argue.
T-ti|i Sfkkefl thrvw n fr*l boll
■ tnwp that haa alwayg t-«eh the rubber shortage, gaa ration­ day*. Willi* John JXikea, |10 A
iMaggio
cots
or
20
daya;
Eol*
Law,
f
10.
Jo* IK_____
Captain C. E. of Kotendahl,
•h o u M rr
h ig h
Reiap U
- ih |
he* active in aporta of all kind* and ing and one thing and anuther,
* costa or So daya: Glbue, Joshua,
Failure to win the rune-bsttad
the m g h l (si i rn i| i v ia * lim it in ir fo r now has aporta of no kind—
-would the cltlsena aa a whole can’t go AaaaulL 916. Bond Estd.; Emma In title Cf-st him th* coveted triple Navy dirigible expert, two year*
ago
said the alrihlp could travel
A ITIIVis Kt1.il1 at ept&gt;ei| III A frw •wrnr liar1 the dirhanJi by- bocklng far for their entertalnmmt, and
le e , Gibbs, Disorderly Conduct, crown, however. But at mUlsea- much, lerther than any airplane,
Inr'I’*"* THr Im II hit (irrmp in •urh »n rvn.i.
Anyway, hero's that whila allitar contests between Continued; and Lola U tt-lmer, son this year, Williams was far much faster than any surface
I hi* ahiMlllIrt
AiiiI t h f f l &lt;lflf|.4H ( esf
Whitney I wonder wh*L his mld- major league teams and similar llninkcneea, Ktreight Ml day*— le front In drlslnr term mates vetael."
Aj/A Tnul I hr* le f t ■l«|r t if h is c h in
dlr name Is I Martin;
across the plate. *)•&lt;■ In horn*
evrnts In thickly populated cen suepended.
"A surface cruleer Is generally
T h e m ill
in Jut i f m j m l by | h * l
'Here's *n Me* for raising ter« are fins, the only way lh*
rune. Only his betting average, oapable of about three der’e euellvnl nrui Wnanrr wm a rorituil&gt;.n
(till a eight for aore eyes, wax tainod speed of 30 kneta” he
ur Ihr If f i
A brier will l*r rhxilty funds that's so simple average fan can enjoy (hem Is
off the 1941 pace.
commented at that lima. “ Carry­
Their own
pul «m the ]» « . but K*» will mil be n't practically t moron, and yet by remote control.
ing 10 superior attack bombers,
lrken Im h lu&lt;*pltal, thr ilorlnr* with * little ant-hill co-operation personal all-star gamrs, with their
H1AME8P,
PUT
T
o
WORK
the 10,000.000 cubic feet airship
..n
the
part
uf
the
r
It
liens
would
neighbor* competing, give them
AMIII
at a crumnp apaad.of 60 knot*,
(By AtaeeleleC Press)
•mputate them from ■ goodly an active Interest.
Tha linking of 26 allied mwr- *■ BERLIN, July 20, (From Ger­ or 60 land mjlea per hour, could
•um. pilnlnaly.
W H A T! NO IIKNDKILHON
"The Lexington game match**
man Broadcasts) July 20/ (Ah— cruise noD-'stop for 10,000 mU**.M
chant ship* b / enemy submarinw*
ubi
"It
tho
black. the local |high
aw
esproutod
g -iw w s w s .
aIn
s.
«• *
U | n ■aehool
• .H U V I IV
W IM W
R IS IlU t
team
against
Thli speed would enable tha
PANAMA. Panama, July ifii, hatehnl nogglng of Charley Cal-'the old timer*, and the advanc# In the western Atlantic with tha Under a new decree requiring
i/7h Will
r*«atin*g a liullai I than, a gangling young man who sale Indicate* a bang-up crowd. lose of more then 140 teaman every Siamese to work, the Mini­ airship te deliver IU plana* near
'P
was dlecloawd In official an­ stry of Interior at Bangkok yes th* obpeetiv* I* about half th*
in i
■m l
m ilk
r e n in
a
ahliltd In publicity work, and he Callahan ha* Induced- his
friend.
terary ordered every unemjdOyed tltna required by a surface cafU iu o rl, P a n a m a '* n e w s pa |&gt;tr»i h a v r
.111 give it the f ln l road Uat at dreg Rice, t o 1run an exhibition nouncement* last week. Forty*
to preeent himself to the rier and permit It to get away
re­
■larlrol n inpni gnlng for a prlc* ms home town of Lailngton, two.mile against a relay . f three three other persona seer#
authorities In a census of job* with greater ease.
ported
missing,
but
1111
pas­
t m il I " I i o m r n l*■ in f i to » n f t r ti t h r 11ass
high aehool lad*, and althm gh this sengers end crew were eared.
and jobless
The airship fears neither mine*
r f f w l*
. if
th r
M a ra
Im p a rt urn
'-Simmered down, II Is the old is an added attraction which other
nor torpedoes, arid haa no busi­
The toll of silled and neutral
If**
Sunday school picnic Idea of the town* might not be able to book, argo vetaele destroyed by Axle TRAINS CRABIIj FOUR HURT ness to get within gun ru g *. It
shhlp p m g
« h u r t a jfe *
have
Id timers vs. the voungetars In he says that practically aeary I-boat attack* In the Atlantic
can be attacked by plane*, but U
rrwkriuel pricr* in a land lung
a baseball game, out Callahan community haa some clllxm who since America's antry Into the NEW ORLEANS. July 20. t0*) protected by It* own plane* and
M *r«t in a w id e 11af o f Im p o rt* he
—A troop train and an excursion
raiiRf of it* v'fupfnphkal poalllon •ays such a contest can be built has won more than local fame war mnuntad to 3M craft, an un­ train crashed headon near here Ua gun Installation*.
m alrsklp'a vulnerable
Is
. T
The
vulnenbl* sante
it s is
up to lh* status o f a local all- and who jnlght bo available for official Associated Press tabula­
yesterday wllh each force that tha
tion revealed.
•tar game in hundred* o f com­ the big show,
angina
teleeccped
and
overlleported
sinking*
sine#
July
munities throughout the nation.
"Which Is true enough. *■*,
"He logically point* oat that the local "I-kn*w4h*m-when*a&gt; II Includad 10 United State* voa- tumed. bat no op* was killed and i J * t m •very lown haa Ua quota o f local would delight In seeing the hotye- sels, four Norwegian, thro*.BHI*
•port* celebrities whoa* ~Jrtt*o
l« u «t» j fcr J u h lnd. Jfcow i the

SELECT SELEC TIO N S
l-ct*s have a ball game, fellows—

League Standings

nr non

ship's buoyancy but doe not dowg
It, and bullet holes may be y*/
paired durlnc ft If hi.

tU fU li
n **»*

Great Boston Hitter
Led In Batting And
Homers Last Year

/.

tmerwun
ten

opener, aith Red Rolfe -mucking
be had” made"the' catch, "and"the I hi*. tjftl'_
..... In - v "
ball dropped free, lie
taken I I»"'■ J" r IhMaifirto hltlirnr hi. 14th
to a hospital. Therexlent of M ., * f ''&gt;e &gt;e«i »»«!■ « -&gt;■«*• -'-e r d .
Inlurlee la not known
The
double
victory
: H o s to il
I ln iY C S
D rO O
with Incidents rertellny the i.lsjr I
...
.
ora' tonaeneee—bonsted the (ar.l*
2. 1 IllN I 0 1 IT lltC H
within all wames of llrooklyn In j
the National laafue Htantllnr*
I'llTNUI ltl.ll, Ji.lv
1.1*1—
I'lmlra
broke

John Beailey
The Card* had wiped out &lt;
aatly Brooklyn advantage »I(S
fhro-run splurge In the third in
nine. This circus sent ■ srennd
Dodger hurling stsr—Kirhy lllgbo—to the showers
, With Max l^nier and Curl
Darla finally eeh
for both clufis, Iht .cor* remained
eon I tan l until the llth. even un
dor tho determined lOiSdnnlng
rusk by the Dodgers, wIm hsd
Htiter on third with .me • »• /

Ted Williams
Hopes To Cop
Triple Crown

BOSTON,

Sportsmen's Perk bui not
tha t * * J('nmk Ibir *y chalked up hi*
drama unfolded in the llth inning ninth piii lung rirtury
one
Of ft double hfailer nightcap between the Cardinal* and
the ilrfrii! In the njirmr, ■&lt;at ti l illg
Brooklyn
a* nine KI t w h i l p foliar ley (Red)
l/m Dodger* Sunday
Outfielder Knot Slaughter lofted Huffing hiafiked the White ,S*I
ft home run Inside trie park to on four •nfriie* H tIm- *ft*rpi«re
victory and dmvr in four tulltro on two
•ingle* and a Hirer run h mer.
tefore 34,443 fan,.
Hoilir 11en* *Iry. a |»o wa* signed
The Card*, striving in narrow
the rap between the Iraaur-lratl- by the Yank* ye«tet«l»Y after
In* Dodferi
and themaelvre, Catcher lltnldy H tar Jump*il the
crabbed a T to (I triumph frnm club, caught ImiiH game*
The
Blaughler'e unusual clime a punch veteran, relt*a«ed Kt ida&gt; by the
to mate with the easier, K io 6 Cinrinruiti llr*l* after hatting only
rerdlet they acquired In the open­ .113 this *ea*on. appeared at the
er.m M
.
j
,
,
plate eight of fir la! time* in ih f
Pit* R*i..r, • « D «J*.r out- I
and l.ankcl five hit*.
fielder, w ,i Injurwi altem ptlnt ■
The Yank* went (*• w«*ik or* Hill

pne-hend catch
of
Slaughter's
blow, Ha craihetl Into the right
. eenterflald wall after It apjiearml

By STANLEY

rS O F A R I T S C O S T T H E T b v U *

SPLA5H

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Slice Champ's Lead of .1 It uMt header, !* 2 *»»*! 12-0,
Down To 6 Games; to !»*» * t t h e ir w m tiin g * f t e « k to
Reiser Is Injured!"'":,
«"wI:*
" • 7I |iU, * ♦ Ii„ .d1"#r
.
*
■ With
hi* *&lt;eroi
Itc*»I Hot ijrn|i|iing a jnii to
Crashing Into Wall t'levelnrul,
the iluuhle victory
r h lr s if n

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Dockets Are Light

Ball

Sinking: Of 25 More
Ships Is Disclosed

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Annual Alcoholic n«vrnigrm
Tax Can Buy 3,p00 Borab«r*w
Taxes '41, nearly Two Billion.

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nder Creation O f
ion T o Aid Russians
Soviets Are Locked
In Hand-To-Hand
Struggle With Foe
In Voronezh Area

Lana and Husband

tty AiMcJited Pr«»«l

White the Russians fell|
back fighting from at least;
ortg thrust in Germany's Cau­
casus offensive and strove to
smash ita Voronezh flank,
United States and IlriUshi
staff officers are reported to
be studying the possibility
of an immediate limited di­
version on the continent.

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Leaving Lot Angclc* for La «
Vegan. N o , arc Luna Turner
and broker Stephen Crane. The
couple were un th d r way to b**

rimrnrd by Judge

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A Mar*hull

who (HTformed th«- ceremony for
lha* film si* r'a fir at marriage to
bandleader Artie Shaw In 1940.
lain* gave her age aa 2 1 ami
her r»#-w hualmrul said hr t i l
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Revenue Bill To
Raise 6 Billion
Passes In House

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bath I* that area end kouthgaet
Taxes
o f Veroahtlorgrad where the Hu* &gt; Corporation

vital to the nation e wet effort.
hoy Scouts will leave written
nullree at every houee, advieing
the dey of the drive and urging
Citiirne tu pit* their old metal
and rubber In front
of
Ihrlr
lou.ee on that dey to I* picked
up by the Scouts. who aleo will
h*ve Wer Stamps for eelr while
nuking the cenvaee. Aleo It wee
■nnnuicnl ihet e pereon will be
appointed in each bloc k in the
eit&gt; In conleel ell reeldvnte of
their respective block.,
urging
thei the errep be place,! In iron!
of hou.ee, cloee to the curb.
In tbe county, 4-1! D u b girl.
• ill trip m the drive Whet r*
vrnur the Scout, receive from the
eelr of tbe ecrap Junk rompeniea
will revert Ui their troops The
Urd I 'n a i will continue the col­
lection of wool, while the getheLn.g of grease, another product
needed In the war effort, will be
eccumpllehed In e separate cam­
paign.
‘‘ We went the public lu regard
the pile of »crep In front ’ of
boutte as • thing of beauty, not
Jugt ee Junk," Mr. Dawson eald.

I# tb#

pause

toward

'-

that key

But there was no Russian re­
treat In lha Voroneah area which
atlU may derolop Into an acute
threat to the Next*.

House Passes Bill
Allowing OPA Funds
W ASHINGTON. July t l , J N T b e House yseterdar voted |110,000,000 f o r the O ffice o f Price
Arhalnlstratloti after haa rin g Loon
Handereon described both as a
vXltaat fighter agaiait inflation
Mid w "to co m p o tm t-Tha turn appeared eras part of

l!fi ni h1 GO
N u /i fr o n t

'ivnllli

onaoUdf tul
'o.tresaea (

b

Ta\ AHSCHHinent (M
$ 129,423 1» Repre­
sented in Ye :i i
A ..- ..| ...f -ver

llnlaln

in!

T.iwl s»e.**.l ..................

IU41
lln ii.b plane. lost
over I r - - 1 •
"angiblr
p * ' - ' •'
III.mu. in I"II rn.odH-.Twl M l
. property awl railroad and i t
Tb. nr,I . 1 * 1. m th* Im. i(Iw for graph property. if Seminole I ..»•
allMUilr M*« *ern III dracrlpl lone ly
I-M .UHfl.'J&amp;.t fur thr I'.I I 1
Ilf li .lti.K f.-h lr r . typ*.
42 l»&gt; vrar according i® ■
i many' mi lent
Kix'ke W u lfjo n l" &lt;*f (-• mptrollrr I M l.er 1
I’1!! wn* rrwllteil with a »|&gt;red o f TaUahataee
d .J mll*a per huwr et TJUOU feet
m l r i l l U)
g t 4.43,1 f..,
w pv a celllnr nf 40 00-1 f**t ih e T ,U40 4| , h„
, , , , -.-.i
h..-h*.t of .n v fight*. I»t*&gt;l by
,,y „ „ m rrr. „ „ f : .,|
* "I " ’ * " “ **•
. .
penrrnt in n.ial * ..r.«n .* n ’
&gt;•
Itritain ■ bpitfire
which i* 1 .. , ,
,
. . , it
.
li/j—.■• irbalcal*,'l m »n nri*ly*i« L,
pti- ' mii-d1
f. •ater
thin .I,
tbe origtrutli a.
Spitlirr
i
the rh'iidH Mule, rianning
■IN, nitlra
per thour, m ri"» armrdi btr
'/
t
.

Kipp Announces
- g * -■
!
Mans For Union
r;.":,;:1, ",:rV
Vacation School
............. ’ ’

vlelny with lhafe
f »ub&gt;e&lt;t of
IMlrlMta

.V.

•sreltered yeaterday la
ire that sent tha there record-hreeklng high*

- AfAg?- M-r*a- '*■ '
lO tlVoVtech UU

American Eagles
Fly In Raid On
F r e n c h T arg ets
O l'

F .n c m y

i; v e il A l l i e d

L i j. . m.Iio mast*
.... I -n*4 un i « pins Ion
.,f *iit*.k f‘ it f! r r Oil ft!

111*t•irv
I hi

ihi- Mir inin-

j-tii |*|**« ar** LT.

r- m tin- RAF
'* &lt;*

riri my a»rrrnftM
thf- ' ffrnsixa
imlil'H \ iitlilrtl
Jiriny l-lllfi*,

* k-e

H ot,” Experimental Station
R eports, “ With No R elief In Sight
I

Perm anent Gas
Rationing W i l l
S ta ll t o m o r r o w

21 Million Is
County’s Total
Assessed Value

eBBtHtenaa *

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WASHINGTON, July 21. (Ah-Overfilling It* T * i Commute*’*
« ,lh
tw u 2 0
m lllim e t r ra n n .u
»&lt;••*&gt;&lt; ...........*
l„ &gt; g „ f
r iu in ly
u(
rrcommrndation*. the Hou.e made
.m l f.uir machine gun. It. ml
-"b
........ . r S p c-a r.l
a last-mmutr boost In ret*e lu
u r w*a not dltcltjtni
I** Holla ml »i"*i 1,1 «MHjitridln Jc*'
add niilllune of dollar* to th* tas
The W) irlwind, Britain's new
Bffflrr tsi law* enacted &gt;y (he j
load of corporation* yn lrrday
tw o motored day and night fight 11041 IignUtm* became rffe c ti/.^
ami thru passed with only l » o
rr haa *n armattiprit &lt;if four J” -» few countu** brt*etl M ifiirticnl*
dissenting voles a revenur bill d—
miUlmelar Oerhkon cannon and »• on only Jb percent »*f actuo.1 j
signed to raise more than S*&gt;.crrcflted “ hy rrrfmv amirr**” with, value, while other* rangnl on up!
271.200,000,
a *tw^Nl of 3.VI mile* per hour at [ to •fopnet fift percent tlmler the
On* of th* most unruly m**tHi 4no feet
ntfw law*, th*" goal f t all
in
lng» in many month*, with d&gt;s4Cfflmrnt* i* Min perteni and loin!
cn* ol mrmlwrs clamoring .imulm r.
a
-lata val uihxii alfradv lull *',i*ne .
tancously f ir recugnitkiii. prr&gt;rd*&gt;J
thr final roll call of .V.I2 to 1 for
the hill
fleprvscntstivr. Mnsrr
anti Oliver cast th* .1. uniting
voles.
Th* legislation, which n..» go**
to the Renat* for still in.nr weeks
-------Ganaral t&gt;&lt;untv |Mir|»**r* « »«1
of study, would increase individual
l*lan« for the Unmn !&gt;■!!&gt; V, read
and bridge *h*trtcl mainlanIncome la ss* by about t'J,«72,cation Bible School, which u
anc«
and debt *i rvice mlllagc*
300,000 and corporation levies hy
kored by Uu* Sanford Mlniaten*! levied agaloat Seminole CountyN
TALLAH ASSE E, July 21. &lt;/11
mere than 12,040,700,000. and
A ■socialInn, were announc^l (■ total valuation reprnaended a tax
would Increase a host of n cls # Gov. Holland yaaterday suspend day bv It. E. Kipp, auperinten f m t u m r n t of | l2 tt .^ R V f1 1941 (
taxes to produce about I7Sh,2 uu,- ed Sheriff Walter R. Clark . .f . rn t AT the achorl
It will r.m 42,or 12 2 percent under the
Fort Lauderdale on charge. » fj
000.
from Aug. .1 through Aug
7 fl47,4flU
••••■■■ed the prvviuua
trgm
AJtffial* J l ^ln A*M. . Yf*** GrptiAle^cboui and achpul i
T M beginner ft drparlmem u n i' «u4tR«l
irviea^ l\ TftitfWftIWI
to ’
the measure Is in for -s'en slre
l*e Incatad in the |*re*liytefI
1122,6111 In 1941 42, or ’ 7 jurr
rewriting on that sldr uf the
Church, the primary departmrtit rent oxer the 1170,4 4m of 10 40
Tbe action came at th* end .,f
pilpltol with moat of thr changes
In tha Baptlal Church, the jufu o 41. Total* of county comml**ton
aimed at increasing th* total a four-hour hearing In whirl, tb,- grou p In the Mrthodt»t f'h-Ji 1 and achmd iz o - u m m li were I 'HI,
Governor
presented
reports
&lt;
&gt;
f
pr,
nearer the Treasury's goal of
and the Intermerjlate dr-oar in
102 for thla pa*t year and 1.117,
|g,7000,000,000
III* committee vale Investigator* who ■*„! they In the Kpiacopal Church
917 for the prevnui* yr«r n lo»«
had
visited
establishment.
*
h
e
i,
Is to begin hearings Wednesday
variou* group* will In- *taC .1 o f 1.6 percent
they placed bets on horse rs c
or Thursday.
Largely by teacher* in which th*
»
When the House msl yesterday, plsysd slot machines ami wstrhnl pertituler ilrpeMmrnl. err h.
R u b b e r I n d u s t r y H nH
the W ayi and Means Committee, blackjack games.
which wrote the tax bill, propos­
end teechrr. will In- enn-m • • P i B I l T t ) S u p p l y
I lr C H
ed two m ajor revision! In corpor­
latwr,
—
M K D 1C 1H EXPANSION
ation taxes to make concesshms.
A| tbe concluelon of thr un......
WASHING i ON. July 21, (A'l
It said to small companies with­
echool, Individual church** will The rehher Industry U»l*y pro-I
WASHINGTON, July 21. U V
out war contracts.
pl*Q
their
own
erhool.
f--poerd
■ pier II .eb l would proSoda tor Norris (Ind.-Nab.) to
day predlctad a rubbtr factory
The banana plant Is haavlaat tipaaslon to 1,000,000 ton* anand tuaalthlest In the hot, humid nDaily aa the farm bloc put the
lowlands o f the AUantle roast grain-rubber bill before tha Sen

Holland SuBpendK
Broward Sheri fi

without

r:•til-» mi El

|,(l&gt;

yrnrral chairman ol the 3al- Unit**
Sage Commltt*# anal Thuraday, ](»jm
Jmy 30, wtti tel u the date four month
Ciljr-wide and eounty-wki# ran* U’harlr
traai for the collection of all i 1.141*
available scrap rrtrlal ami rubber, |Wm Id
C. It. Uiwaun, who prraideal at i year I
the meeting of the committee yea- i (Jam ,
Unlay, announced ihia morning. I Mai
Taro method) will be used 111 be J j
aeektng the co-operation of real* 24**)
as

a.fan n ^ «* d ln»a.loo af th* con-

elonj
destroyed
59 additional
Neal tanbi, M trucks with sup
pile* sad
troop* and a
vast
qoaaUly o f ether equipment which
tbe Oermena need eorvly to con­
tinue their rapid drive on lloelor.
Between the Don and the Voioneab Stiver* • terrific battle it
being fought, late dlipaUhsa said.
During the Wight, it was added
one Russian unit bad croemcd tbe

|{AF In Fjjypt Is Busy
As Land Operations
Of Foes Are ( ‘onlined To Patrols

House Tc HouseiRAF Will Get
Salvage Drive Is * Thousands Of
Set For July 30 j U. S. Bombers
Scrap Metal, Rubber British Have Downed
Will Be Sought;
8,57-1 Axis Planes,
McCalley Is Named

A London informant -aid Ihr
problem wax to giv* prompt di­
versionary assistance If tb* sll&lt;ialion in southern Kuula. ulrvady
grave, become* sny"wur»e, Sine*
mer, It aupeerfd thst American
and British strategists aro map­
ping a tmall seal* action to pull
German force, out of Ru*»i» jnd
at the sam e time safeirunnl communlcationa with Ku»»U.
The Russian* are Icckml in a
hand-to-hand struggle with the
foe alone both banka o f the uppet
Don In the Voroneih area. trying
to turn the northern flank of
G em sa y 's Caueasu* drive, whil*
the Cermana noted po«iil.fitly &lt;*f
a RniiUn counter offm elv i- Tor
Rui/Un* obvitmiiy ere trying to
o f feet the offensive igeln st Hie
tor, which the Neila claimed i« in
flamee and under attack from the
west, worth and eelt.
Tbe ' Raaaiane eald tha whole
neapU iion o f the fighting In
tth Voroneah are* had changed.

British Smash
50 Grounded
A xis P lan es

Saved Gunner in Mediterram

pitiIm•y■ urid
i th** S*niiini* pvlUHiy

i-i.it.in 11
HCOTTDALE, Ge., July 21, ul’,
-Thru children ware found yesirday with a S l-fo o t log chain
‘rapped and padlock ad around
s o li nocks, and DaKatb county
ol iceman Hubert Day said cru»l
f charges ware placed against
M parent*.
Dajr said h e. found tha thra*
hfldren la their shad*las* yard
1th the chain weighing Ik's
cwndo wound about tholr oacks.
Ik* policeman assarted tha parnto were M r. and . Mrs. Arthar
- #Wl**r, and whlla they did
H tell him tha reason fo r chaintg . tho children, neighbors raociod to him G u t Mrs. Bwrnay
a lr t h o (hi Id ran wore being punh d d far taking three &lt;n four

RUTR1CTIONH ON JEWS

Drivers Are Warned Loaded Trucks
Must Nut Exceed .75 Miles P er Hour

Ohi* plan#

VICUY, July 21. IA1— A Oeatapo order based on a military
dMrea forbids Jaws In occupied
i iw f iir motor#*!
St at*- run»I
hiiv*- 1&gt;«#n |jeifl* Will l*T »r-f»l tu yuur l.wsl I
Prance from entering department rr’ |U***lnl tu *l«lt at NHrr »((&gt;l&gt;ji|r,g m l , l ung
o»t 1m■I iilghl. Tfe#
a nd t lis t you w i l l ,
stores or shops, parks and tela- all truck* un ih*- hi^hwuy mud J l„- i r f o - e d l i f e . i* a -* o ** you h a v e
•illy
(hr
bUlffttl
PPQWI booths except between 3.00 warn (hr drlhrr* that (irkrta w ill1 v o . U l n l lltr u l - .v e &gt;|&gt;eeil li m i t s |
u««hL iiullcatinf
and dtOO P.M.
uf taifli uf tXpS#I*r t«ftuc»«l loon (•» all who rtrer l ' o f w eight limit* r*,|Uetta.l b y ]
.If* milt*, per hour boide.l nnd 40 the ( 111A
‘ tV, on- Inking Uu. method ,f
m il*, per hour empty, J M.
40 GREEKS EXECUTE^
Riehburg. Slste n .u l ffirrr who] ■ a,fling yon in n.lvsnre as w* do
make* hi. head'juartrr. her*, said ni,t wi*h to work a hardship *-n
I.4INIKIN.
July 21, OP) — A
you. s . we know that It is vitally
today
The following statement was naceatary *1 thla lima to keep all •puke.man for the Greek governprepared for truck drivers by truck e,|Ulpment rolling In tha in merit in vsile said Monday that
, CHUNGKING, A ly &gt;1. (X) J. J. Gllluun. state director o f tarr.l of nstlonsl dafenaa, but the German *n,| Italian authortUae OO
the patrol: "W a have been re- continued abuse o f Urea by ovar- the Axis-held Greek Island nf
—Fighter • escorted
United
States bombers sank -twe Ja­ ouesteii by \V V. Slier in an, state binding and sperdlng will evantv- Mytllvne |Lesbos) bad exacntad
panese shin# yesterday la the director, O l’ A, to turn In names ally reuse such an axcaaslve and 40 Greeks charged with aabetaE*
and owners of vehicles which e x­ useless lots of rubber, that Is ami underground reatetence. Tna
Yeagtse River pert of Ua*
ceed 39 miles per h o ir loaded so vitally needed In the war e f­ executions, be sakl.Srere ca n te d
and (0 miles heur empty, and fort. making It necessary at this out wltb machine guru.
must c o ­
exceed the weight lim its of M ,- time that everyone
000 pounds on tw o nala truths operate to avoid • shortage nf
The rsilroed which link* 1
transportation.
Those
not w ill­ msn.k with Leningrad winda
and 40,000 pounds on three o f
more n ils tracks, to hla office. ing to do »o will Io m tha right miles through
froacn
m ar
and crosses 1,110 bridges..W e understand Diet these rg- to get liras and gaaeUna."

U. 8. Bombers Sink
2 Japanese Shifts

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T O P '

&gt;101 TWO ■•'

(fill Sanford

~

an hour glass that will bear watching

Herald

in UIL *v t ill 111 i

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CHA8IIEB

HUDCINB EXECUTED

M A R J O R IE

ROSA

C O G I H 'R X , S o c ie t y

TELEPHONE

• A«r the direction of Mrs.
Tilll* during thr rimming.

103

KntDAY
Sanford cltw cn. are a ile d by
the minister!*! aaaoclatlon to &lt;ib■ere* two mtaute* o f prayer each
day at nooa.
A ll. Girl Scout* are asked to
£ remsmtxr to bring bathing raps
and to report at the Scout Hut
at t:0 0 P. M to go to San Lamln.
T&gt;« group will return from the
springs i t 8-00 p. M.

you dlsgruntlr&lt;l •
ilia foolish pride.
In true manhood
M lf-lov* aside
yon despondent ?
la s t o f *oul:
k today call* yoo.
I on toward the goal1
8M ILB AND PI.AY

SUNDAY
Sanford cltliens ore asked by
m tb a ministerial association to obaenra two minutes o f prayer each
. * d p •ottgM a. »&lt;&gt;** s . - * ' c

Uagh and sing and smile

0 hand I Insist* on hi* r.».l
kdtenea campaign, h* ought
deported to liltlar’a Itvl-h

d to be that th* woul.
" Indicated food.
Nun.
itos a tot of things, nut
t of which Is gaaollne.
( li funny th# man. who
tk to taka offense at aonie
or Insignificant person. i«
f the ont to b* vrry |H»llia■ little bit b lfft^ »r

(Tracks

WASHINGTON
By JACK 8TINNETT

Government Has
Borrowed Over
23 Billions

WASHINGTON. July 21. (W
W l line of the Iwtter ntorle.i
I.f W.ii Id War It can’t Im written j NKW YORK. July SI. (Wide
World)--Our
government
hat'
In detail nowr end probably won't tx.rrnwed over U billion* from
le intll poet-wer hiitortan. dig II. rlllsens In th* fiscal yedr Juet
Inin the nnnnli of today's avia­ rn.le.l with hardly a autver In In*
tion.
•month working rtuchlnary of th#
It', the .lo ry i f gltder flying rntmlry'. money market.
There are n few announced
Thl. is by fer tho greatest gum
fact* that give .oine hint o f Just ever borrowed by any govern­
ment In a comparable period of
what I. going on.

ernylng *od» i» p will
A ba able to gat any new nr
drdad tires, according to a WI’ U
A tittle more than a year ago,
lUaA U you want soft drinks, no Army pilot was allowed to
Iriahsr, you’ll bars to got them soar around in a sailplane. Th*
reastna are a little obscure. It
. was loo dangeroue. It wa* a fad,
a snort.man', hobby, that had no

«

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Mini Id

Hal! left for Orlando
i«it her daughter. M n .
.1 for artrral weeks.
•• Ik .n • IUII spirit thr *ce'&lt;
in Orlando as the gueat ol
Maltha Adams
Wilson and
left aSatur(',i. to visit

•Ir is through
Toda&gt; \ou .
\OU Could
I

inf a mel

\filham
I* u.
feature S* * •
lure scree • ♦•
\\ hen l! »••* I
are rtrrk o l
)
I other a r*»i
. Her job is I..
. release |&gt; ml *
|the labo ati«r \

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1

air
Its PC •I % fra ling ro l l er s lulilitrjr I f l r f m
v»no*l T l o a t r r in New J e rs e y is •U rie l**
pln\%st glit K.ugrnr O ’Neill Nhr had )U*'
lausirsl . " i n r . l t ‘ ‘ Tal J o e ) . " « a rt o o n i l t »
s a i on e »•f her n u rrr ro ut f n e n d t who

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hacking it*

•liflerent reel.
I The\ look f
In* the pt« Tur«

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Peaches

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Class Has M.ecting

Ilasting

USE YOUR CREDIT!
These coats are lined in

BARGAIN DAY
TODAY
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beautiful quality crepe.

UOEPTY U M tftIC K S

Lovely Chenille
Bed Spreads
R o s e , G r e e n , B lu e
O r c M d , P each

time.
.
.
...
How ha* tM* been dona vlUt
relatively llttlk dWoealloa la.tba
money mteMa«t7 , , and why do
money rspert* look, forward wit*
calmness to the proa p a ct' at_a

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GIANT
KXX)
CtHTfRi

Dance Scheduled At
Recreational Center

A wide as­

plaids to choose from.

Blood* Claire Trevor, film star, hat
been awarded aa oacootaated di­
vorce la Lee Angela! from Clark
Aadrtws. radio prodeevr. Hh*
charged atm with (ndilfervnre and
going out oo all-night parti** with­
out her. Bh# also charged Is* lived
beyond his moan*. Th* coupl* la
showa la happier day*.
fCealraf PrsssJ

messages

\ ««R til hs.tll «N* Plljtri Ptl I*) 1
. hr ftilluwinv mrmtters Mr end '
Mr&gt; (I l&gt; l^sndrr«». Mrs (Jeorge *
T.'*.iM-nd, Mr&gt; V It Grantham,1I
sir- TyM.n Mt. J I Hort.»n
Mt , Cordell. Mi*. Ilertt# Hughe*
and J N IHmlen
i

Select your new Fall
coat now!

|*e-iw,,n»l

! Mrs J I. NlhUtfk s former rlftas
I member who resrntlv moved

V

\« « |uii | of th** plnnnr.l ** *ek
l\ pruifrani of lh* Re&lt;*r«ti r&gt;tl
I rntrr thrre will l&gt;« ■ dam** f\*r
miirtthl couples tniiuirf.ra eve
rung at the rentei U-ginmii,' at
tl 00 oYlurk
The admission will
he a nominal sum
The Recreational fYntrr sa*
o|M*nrvl recenll) to pn-vide n ton
vmiently l«*«atr*l pl^cr fet . •ung
pruple. as »!(1 aa |»efan;t* hf all
agirs, to go and iUIk p , urn • it
has become im A " tblv to „• tiro,
and ga.ot.nv to tra w l l*&gt;ng u.«
tanrv. for amuivmtnt
On Tuwday*. Fridays and S*t
urdays thr cvnUr l» npvn to thr
pcblic and on Thursday rvrn.ng
for prlvata partiM only
On
W rdnrwlay. tha amusrm.nl p.urr
Is for marrio.1 rouplw only Karh
Friday nlghi n nomm.il
M|.l
will Iw charged and imtr'.n. w.ll
nnt have b. .upply m nry f■»i It.c
ntrklro.1van
Rravnralmn.
f»i
{.rival* parlic# may In- -.-.-tti.d
&gt;y talrpbnnlng U ri J l&gt;
ruff or It. K. Rnhasn, ruanagrr
o f tha Recreational Center.

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DAILY MENUS

Sgt. Glenn (joaocck, Mr.
tncek and thalr young eon .pen.
the w»«k-ei»l In hanfnnt with n
latlve*. Mr*. J I Hoycttr «n.l
Mi«a Mary Ann Krirnbrlng
have bven vi.it.ng the G nvi«.h .
in Columhue. Ga . srrum p.m cl
them Lome

Ml»« A l m a isiafilbant bj»«
liirTvrd fr«»m a I * " w r » k '* •
with fria mia m l l a i n r a &lt; iis
*
Ijtkrlan.l
Mu« Vivian I*•*••!•*
nf llainra fit )’ Mffompaniral M
(iranlharn hornr ami will In* I
Houm ffuait for a few (layx
Sidney niCSerd. Jr
.eeond rla.« Is spending
day forlougS her# with

BiChead

ICE-BOX DESSF.RT
Th* answer* fall under two
heads, eiperia sajI:
I. The rouatry entered tba war
period with hag* aeeumbUtlaaa
of lendabl* maer which war* a

■ 41 degree*
anting. Just ■
oure yesterday.

»re

ther ter

Member* of
Ihr
(*hriitian
Huitdem
(las* of
the Klrat
( Iriatlin ( hurrh met Mt the home
of Mr and Mrs
Karl Evans
ThurxUy evening.
with Mrs
timer l *ordell |»rrst«|enl over the
|hu*in«*«» fwirlloM I* l» I jk mlrras
' Ini the g . otip’s tlvtitionmls
| Kirh rlub wembei wrote cards

sortment o f colors and

make th* hours wort, while

I to

Mr nnd te:* James A
arn.r.1 home l,-lay from
d ll' t . Jarkxmvillr

SATURDAY

rM and sigh* do not pay,
toorfut frame of mind
dr tv* tho bluvs away.

I find tSaao pleasant thing,

j
e T SO H Q l S

^
Sanford c it lz c s are a.ke.1 by
^ t h e ministerial association to o b ­
serve two minutes o f prayer each
day at noon.
‘

The people of the nation arc being draftee! for a wnr
job to which every individual can contribute, nnd thut Is
II he salvage jot. We recently wound up the rubber salvage
'.campaign, and now we are to concentrate on Iron scrap.
I Without that we rannot operate our vital steel-making
I plniits to rapacity nnd produce the maximum o f metal for
•hips, tanks, guns, planes
F a ts and greases are needed to stimulate production
of glycerine which in turn will be made Into explosives.
The collection of these is definitely the housewives’ job.
If one knows where there is old rubber which he did
not turn in during the rubber salvage campaign concluded
last week, he had Is-tler get in touch with his nearest filling
station, nnd find nut whether he ahoukl turn it In, or save
it for the next campaign.

you disparaged
ro to the right,
will defend you,
i In i t * light

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Kalhn i l n i i
' « living S i'
I •ln\ • a * rek It

•

Your (iovernment Needs It

r M diitrscted 7
rto d ir M l/.w ill;
AJT you msy he*
“ P m c s . b# •till'

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i

r e lento n’t direction.
m
M ill Gladys lair 1'ippin, maaiit- ’
ed by her aiitrr. Miss Klitahrthl
Pippin, will l*e presented in « H
certificate piano recital In thr &gt;&lt;
Fannie Itrha Mun»on Studio at i
8:16 r.M.
.
;

i f good courage,
; is right hire.

(iladyH Pippin Will
Have Piano Recital

H-&gt;yl

of air anywhere. Satisfied that there Isn’t, ono rcluriis to
his electric fan, his Ice pack, and his ice water. And so
the night continues while sleep enjoys a vacation.

you diimAytd?

h o i .i t

T e le p h o n e 148

THURSDAY
Sanford citizen* mrr atked by
Um ministerial asanciation to obf N rre two m inutn of prayer each
~ d a y nt noon.
The W.M.U. will sponsor sew*

-•v a u iu u iO U /i. I r t iw O u - f t C A J n t u y s - U i i t t f

I out all ftn r;

_________

WEDNESDAY
Sewing In the Hc&lt;! Cross Hoorn
_ at the Woman's Clul. will Ire un-

LANEY’S DRUG ST01
MEISCH BUILDING

E d ito r

Another •»•••

Social Calendo

COME IN AND HELP
US CELEBRATE OUR
18th ANNIVERSARY IN
SANFORD
WEDNESDAY JULY 22

HOLLYWOOD

Social And Personal Activities

RAIFO R D , July S I, lO V -B y n U ^
TUCSON. A r i f , July SI. IA V An Army homier crashed and Hudgins dl««l In Florid*’* riw tri*
bunted near Ol* Dari* b*»* to ­ chair yesterday for the murder ol
day killlnf all aboard, preium- B u te H ighway Patrolman L. P.
Daniel* near Miami. ... .
ably a craw o f eight.

,

few dnyn to compete with the burdens and worries the
population already Is nufferlntj.
Statistics mean little In reference to the current heat
wave, for reports of thp mercury hlttln* 102 and 104 ind
thereabouts cannot help solve the situation when everj'onc
knows that an ordinary thermometer can't Uat two min­
utes when exposed to the torrid atmosphere which all of us
have learned to know so well and love so little since the
Min recently took upon Itself the task of frying our enllre
citizenry down to the last plcco o f charred flesh.
There are some among us who Insist that the heat Is
Just a figment of the imagination, that one can stay cool
by merely thinking of green fields, of rippling streams,
and waterfalls; that by using self control and not fretting
one can doze o ff to sleep at night, happy, and contented
just ns if one's window opened on the coolness o f a moun­
tain side. These are the visionaries, and we wish wo were
one of ’em.
Rut there is a practical group, those who really get
hot when the mercury shoota up out of sight and a stepladder has to he used to read the figures. Thla group suf­
fers. Its components arc the onea who get out the electric
fnn (which, by the way. usually makca a lot o f noise) nnd
adjust
It so that only the feet will get the blast, realizing
TU E SD AY. JULY
that If the body receives tho full benefit there will be a
V E M E FOR TODAY stiff neck and n head cold to take care of the next day.
Hut an electric fnn circulating hot air Is not the answer
WE
MUST
TAKE
THE
I to one's problems. There Is an urge for Ice water, which
W tfO L S PROGRAM COD IIAS
I Is drunk copiously. Then there Is the Ice pack which might
' S V E N WHEN HE IS DISAP
' help.
Of course. It has a leak, but anything would be bettor
Po i n t e d s y w e a k n e s s a n d
than roasting to death. Naturally, the Ice soon melts and
W RONO DOING: A Irtrnd loveth
the puck takes on the temperature of a hot water bottle,
St all time*.— Proverbs F. 17.
but you have done your best.
Ffnally. there Is the old standby: getting ud and walkling the floor; going outside and looking hopefully Into the
yon discouraged!
sky for some indication of a change In the elements or
I 00 , don’t give w*y

r A r.F - T H R E E

Tins SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA

TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1M2-

Dreekfesl
Chilled Fruit Juice.
Ready-Cooked Wheat Cereal
Cream
Scrambled Ri:r&lt;

2. Th* United State* baa,
federal reserr* system, P&lt;
th* moat fteilUa money aad

W e d n e s d a y — T h u ra .

Ilran Gem*
C..ffe«
Luncheon
Fish Medley Salad
Bread
Apple Sauce
Coco*nut Cookies
Sliced Bananas
Tea
• •
Dlaser
Browned Flab
Tartar Sauce
Creamed Potato**
Buttered Spinach
Diced Carrot*
Bread
Plum Jelly
Head Lettuce
Franck Dressing
Raspberry Ice-Box Cake

Mrs. J. W Daniel relurne.l ,
eently from n ten .ley v*&gt;.*t’ "
at Wilmington Island, nenr Si.,
annah, Ga.
Iler daughter no*
grand daughter. Mrs J I Wilkin
and Joanne, remained el the li­
mit a* the guest* nf Miss lx&gt;u».

Well*.

Swedish modern fram e , fine construction w ith leather

T*rr»ll* Jeen Nelson. &lt;laugnti-r

c f Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Nelson.
J r, underwent a tonsllectomy last
week and Is recuperating tall,
fartorily at th* home of hrr
g rraJparents, Mr. and Mr*. R. &lt;1

arms and hack

Iln n in n k

PAYMENT
a ru t

rietory

nt, every tha*
ilaM baa nrapt

“ "oSnaSwi'kaS

(Next Month)

I'earre o f Palatka was appointed
district deputy grand exalted ru­
ler V f the Order of Elka for IB#
Norik Florida dlitrict yesterday
b y -B . Mark Bulllvan of Boston,
recently elected grand exalted ru­
ler at tke national convent Ion at
Omaha. N*U

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MiMii-r.'ili'li
p r ir r d ,
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U S E H E R A L D t L A 8 H IF IE D
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H ELP, BUY

O K B E L L T H IN G S Y O U N O
LO N G ER NEED.

NED SMITH, Mgr.

eans

�Odell, N e w Y a l e
Coach, Is Making
His Gridders Work

Buddy Itosar Says
He Will Report To
Yankees T o n i g h t

and

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BJ , i V LiV ..e
H *
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V t.i.neille "Present ilay
I,.,- liHt-ie- r.n 't m m ii-re with
It. ..l.i .ley- T '.lay's piayars are
,. .,,
•(•-.! in the 1st ami
i -ii.
th,- nn.nth than in pluy
iv
I hey think they know It
. 11
•' lUhbit rumplele* ht.
1 1tii;,t, with . mild rath
II, u ,t. twn hlg thrills o f hi­
. .....
(In*.
his
unasalitr-l
I ..I•te- play In the ninth Inning
. •!,. .em m l game o f the lt*l I
'V ,|.t -.«•!ir, whlrh enabled the
li&gt; ivr. t„ In-at Ihr Athletics. I 0
i I hat &lt;«». the Brave team whleh
■ . -|,t ftutn last place on July 4
• ,. pennant ami world scrir-

i Tha Dodgers picked up • nm
In the fifth
Inning on
Augir
Galkh's single and an Infltli. *m.r
bp Hock
OMIT,
new
Pirate
shortstop, tnd then hanged arms.
J p i ' runs In each th* seventh ami
eighth
frames.
Dolf
Canulli
clouted a om tr to open
th*
eighth. 14th o f the season
, Pirates Mgr. h'rsnkl# Kris, h
eras banished from the
Plreie
dugout In the seventh after -i
Porously protesting a decision si
,tru n t W te. Mickey Owen walked
open th# inning end Pee Wr.
^ *e
filed to Al Lopes Krent h
laid down a bunt to Elbla Kiel
(hey who threw Jo second In so
effort io get Owen but the lu-l
catcher wee ruled safe

Classified Advertisements

I - t.ifo-r big thrill came In
I kj.i m | m i while playing with
&lt;. u*r»r Irayur all-start Afftlnt!
• • I •|•ti111 •• all *lara
With ihr
i*Mtlifiir, 4 0. MaranvilU
• i.j.il l.nnalnf In thrro man
. &gt;.iitk* went mi to acora four
■
ihwi innina anil won, 7-4
We ll lick tha •o-and-ao'a the
•jtiiir way on the battlefield." he
-wrar- "They ain’t got no clutch
hitler* "
I lir e arr IT types o f sergaant*
the l'. K Marin* Corps.

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VOLUME

TIIE COOLEST Si'OT

A t&gt;
••»*! raw*#

NEW
July *1.
21 t( W
Wi . 1 ^
‘ *” 1n
.i‘"
' « ' r Hanf&lt;
Mw
NEW YORK
YtlltK. July
ww
p i.y , h# r«»ul(tn'l pul on be«au».
,m
m «»„l - ih*
—Note* o ff a aport* w rtl»r'» cu ff I **f difficulty in ra ilin g an.l iiU a l!
**f «•"
The Yankrea and the Dodger* * •nly 2f» perccnl o f chorus girl 1
""".V h«i
arc Icailmg thr major Iragu v ( appliranla arc aultaldc theme da&gt;« . , , i ,r ..rru* n f
usd may meet again in thla fall •
World Series
The Yanka out
TAK E THE TIRES
pointed the llrmflis laat year
«
which team is stronger n o » ’
I’
JtATT
K a*. July 21. I
A frll*»» who *h uld Inns
Iri m firm! ani elaaa. the instrm
Krenchy |&lt;«irdagara&gt; « «y i llns.k
lyn has thr l*etl* r f»alar\ced cl»i*« l«*r a*kr«l a *lia|enV what hr
IIHID'.H l»r n HI. 14 ATIOA
mUONI'H w•»«*##
Ami Krrnchy
yi*u’ll rsmemUr woulil ihi if he rame u|xin an m ; T«» |JIII NA
tssmohtlr
with
Ihr
driver
tlumin-d
leal
kftv*n *e«l4eare an.1 |-**l
m i a Yankee in 11141 arvl » ..•
ID. » siMfvss wa« Ufa llh
in|i&gt; the arrir* again*! Duroch* •
4*alifornla
"Well,** w a* the reply. **|f hr Itivefshl*
Darulle*
Krrnchy i« a reorr.*
Yi*u ac*
aisllflrd a rxl r•
wrrr ronaciolia I would remove •|iitrr«l to appear !«• a certain lllll
|halger oulflehlrr n«»W
1 ‘omplalai
flU«1 hr
I'aal
him from Ihr meat, lay him on of
the grouml ami apply treatmeit I Hlitkoada. agatnal f nu ftir a 41
surra bow pending In Ihe Orrull
"I f hr wrrr uncumrloca, I’d •
I « s. mH III Hfmlnnls I'oynly Fluff.
Where dora gtdfrr Jimmy l»r jack up thr cmr ami rrmuvr Ihr I -la on ur before th*Heplerabrr
more!
get
th* ae multi cok»r»s!
I MuI# l&gt;a|
to- wit Ihe 71 h day of
j Hepl*mt»er
A l», l»4I In default
hrrrt*,
From his mother-ln-law
thereof awId r«u*« wll| prurred
The delamalr par buster from
1 i:«- l*arta
T rias, who llkra flashy flocks,
, U ( (hla Order bo pohllshed fnr
Ihe aaluliifF time reciuired by law
shirts ami jackeU. too, daw a
In Ihe Hanfurd Herald a newapaper
l»rrrt his w ife’s mother hail krultw*!
It's leen alntnsl three years *,f grnrral
rtrcatallssn
In aald
to wrar while working in tha since
Judge
lusrwlts*
deebion I'.iunl) a rwl Hlale
WIIB*** my hand and official
garden Jimmy grabbed it ami against th* Detroit rluh, treeing
uf eifflre at (Uafsird Florida
sprung it on the g o lf gallrri««a 82 I.ate hall players, and now Jack •e«|
l hI■ lb* feih day «*f July A l»
first in the INiA tnurnamm* at Zellrr uf the Tigers says none ta il
l» I* IIFIINiHiN
Atlantic City
It mmb- *uch a o f those players would have tern
Clerk -»f W'lrruli
•‘.•url
of
hit that Jimmy sent a ru*h »n lcr o f any real value to the clult. That
Kemlnnle &lt;"oua»*. F l o r i d a .
f T other*. In as many ml..r* aa is, esrept possibly Benny MrOoy.
id
t : i. nrifiMCK. i» r.
p4&gt;*alhlr.
Most t f those players are not
even in baseball today
McCoy
Jimmy K ois got plenty o f la In th* Navy. Roy Cullenbine,
plaudits fo r his batting prowaaa who ’ was given 224,000 to sign
during his peak yrare In lb* Am - with Brooklyn, was passed on to
rrlran league but old Dooble-X the Browns ami then th* Sena­
B evera ge
received little notice for one o f tors. Lloyd Diets Is with Pitts­ A nnual A lco h o lic
burgh, Damon Phillips with th*
his ties! afternoons al the pl.t*.
T a x Can B u y 3,800 B om ber*.
Red*.
Jchn
Rain
with
th*
Braves
It was some veers sgn in a
Phllsdelphia-Clevviaml game that ami Slavs Rarhunok with Indiana­
went 18 Innings ami h ost hit polis.
two singles, a double ami three
homers
He scored four limes
himself ami drove In right runs.
Including the winning counter
but—
y
That was tha aftam oon Johnny
Burnett o f th* Indiana set an nillime hitting record with nine safe
socks In eleven time# a l bat and
Jihnny, not Jimmy, got the head-

fan* fthd lolk
ctMiling drinks

RILL'S PACKAGE
STORE &amp; BAR
^

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1% re» ESTATE OF
I. II OOllK, Ikecejaesl
T " AIJ* rilC fH T oll H an.1 P»:H
n o v a MAVIS*] IIwAlUN Uf l»r

ihrnud. the Island*.
United States submarines, attack­
The latest
new*
from
the
ing through the fog and rain, North Pacific came aa Anthony
have sunk three inorr Nipponese J Dimond, delegate from Alaska,
destroyer. ne»r
Kiaka In tha aahl hr haa roc cl red reports that
’
Navy re­ between 20.000 and 24,000 Ja­
R e - 1 Aleutian i.i.n
d,
--------- today.
panese ironpi hare been landed
The latest surcease, raising to In the l.lands of Attu. Kiaka and
lit the number &gt;“ Jap .hips sunk Agaltu
or damaged by U S forces In
If these reports are
trur, ha
the Aleutians, vwcre m.ile public ■ arne&lt;l. it must be aseumed that
in a rommunluue which rmpha- Japanese activities In the area
•lln l that Army and Navy bomb­ arc of m«Mr proportion* ami not
WASHINGTON, July 22.' er* are continuing to hammer ilm gned .imply to divert Ameri­
(JPI—-Tha Office of War In-1ew ey at the enrniy whenever the can .trength. lie said that fatiurt
west) rr pe mit*.
of American armed
foreei to
announced Iant The most recent air a tta c k s _____
formation
__ enemy out Immediately
drive the
_
night
that United State.* were made hv long-range Arm y will he ai “ grievous m istake"—
armed forcee havo euffcrctl bomber- on rnrruy positions a tje n r which will enable the Japs
Kiska ami en ships in the harbor to
air haem for a drive to­
44,143 caaualtica — dend. there, but the full results could wrrilbuild
A l a 's ek . end
___ ________________
to harass comwounded and mlnaing—ginco not le determined because o f tha ' muntralion* between th* United
fog
which
almost
constantly
Slates
and
Russian
Siberia.
the etart of the war.

The total includes 4,801
dead, 3,218 wounded ami

AVE
UGAR

lllrsl thall b* *'*«J
' Ki.irAHirrii &gt;0 :
VIl'NI* WKlHfll
MKIH4UI
Aa •■wulof of
Will an4
Taa
JOHN MKIH«*|I. 4
F ln l put&gt;lirall«&gt;n luM
IS TilM 4 Ot HT o r TIIK I Wl ^Tl
JIIHiR.
IRMIVOI.K
4 411 %T\.

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9

10 o f tha army personnel
aa “ mlaalnr" has# been officially
m reported aa prisoners.
“ Th# bulk of army casualties
fall Into ths category o f mist
In*," the OWI said, “ and since
most o f these were at Bataan
and Corrvgidor In the Philippine*.
_ end in Java, they are believsd l*&gt;
“ be prisoners of wsr. No definite
report aa to their status, how
ever, hat been received from th,
lltaraational Red Cross "
Tbs casualties by services:
A rm y— Killed, 602;
wounded.
9
l , 4 l » l atlas!ag, 17,411.
Philippine scouts— Killed. 4T *;

paratively

H i g h Club Members

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BA loan* available for purrh*. .
big, raflnanclng and remodeling
hoars.
Low In tareil rat# f " H I I*

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V S t . T a . ' T j bS f „ “ . |MlSCSLLANrOUS
table, eompating scales, paper
guitar, |U ft. msat case, add
lag machine, vegetable rack,
aald drink cooler, 7 eJ. refriger­
ator, n n ektlnguUher, cash regIctor, k* boi, » rocksrs, 10
Straight thalre. it o o , * oil
atom , tot, wkksr tab)*, dining FOR KKNT
tabic, a tabtoc, wardrobe, desk. 3 ACHES of 0 . K. Heinrich farm

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I n a d o r t u 'd

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K aeserm an G e t s
D i r e c t Prom otion
From W ashington
_

Cordell Hull Will
Broadcast Thuntdav

Walter 1* Cooper,*Jrte received orders to
Northwestern Unlvarsl
«
Officers
Training
I THINK 111. HAVE
OH TOUR B0S5yM

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(itTmanH Say Ro«tov
In Half - Kncircled;
British Admit City
Is In (Jrcat Danger

Told

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i hr
f i v e r at
w ith
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Articles Wanted
In .Salvage Drive
Arc Announced

*ea#rvs

Soviet AmbnHHador
Tnlk» With Prenldent

compl«t*

a

R A F Bliusts Axis
C o n cen tratio n s,
Bases In Kgypt

Doing To Entertain Service Men

Mto ef Emery Unlvarsl.

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ake ovr f if ns-# • *•,4f \
An t-f
'■•Ft 1* iwif»|f ff»ai|r I acquaint
•ch BUl&gt; lea.ls • -Ifh llir gelteiil
lU ti e * «»f p l a n *
f
rk.iy i i l n
•halrman ••«.» -*»h *h. working
i tana of ihe »#.»r«‘ *|H*n«ling ro n
•ilttaas in Ihr |Ir f fit «r InufKil "
Mr. Kmiih ■•Meal
W* will havr
•Ik panuinnel on thru tor* for tn«•ruling atorm *ea*»*ii a* well m
Nava all a«|uipmenl artually avail
ilila and rrady fnr uaa.
In r u e of an emergrnry o f any
sort, tha member* o f the comnlttaa will meet a! the Armory
'In tha even! ihe Armory hat
turntd down «»r deotroyrd, ihe
ommltlee will inert at unt of
UWatlaaeJ Fraaa r .| * T a t i

L to *tto*d tha coGagv
M i l k B*
waa «
Iks

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m If ihe city
- nth uatnf
Human Iaa

Ills'

Ensifn Cooper Will
i The aaecMUaswt waa affective
Leave October 1 B u lletin R eveals What Cities Are
Meoday. Betond Lleot. Kstwerman

FIVE ACRES” farm ing land. W
1st 8t. Mrs. Gao. Heb*. Tal*
phone 142-J.

l 'o l i c e n i n n

Permanent Set-up It»
Effective T o d a y ;
Dealers R e g i s t e r

Emil W. Kacccnacn, technical
sergeant In the 124th Infantry at
f t . Beonlng, Ga, haa received a
direct ‘ appeeatment from the ad.
Jgtaat g fm a l In Washington aa
• secsM Heetansnt In tha Army

Apply 1402 W . rirev St.

I fWwtre now ready. A. X.
mrttor, Onrirt. Celery At*.
(-room furnished
apartment—
Rose Court Apartment*. 677-W
TINOUOUB* electric stovre,
l ggfresesi, are on sal* at FURNISHED ROOMS, goed'loe*
Mr Indie and Electric Cost,tton, cool. Oak Ava £ 18th St
Phone 671-W.
____
Zu Bungalow, 804 Magnolia
LARGE HOUSE, fumlshad. four
bedrooms, bath, living room,
dining room, kitchen, 6 screen­
ed porthts, garage, 310 Mag.
•■noil* Ava. A- K. RreeeWar,

HAVENr r

I'LL CA TCH H I M -r M
w hat a m

B ea u tv

m
, WASHINGTON
July 22.i/J*i
il.-r»\, , |
nr w mupon -,*tem -if gam&gt;■ ton-i |in, rationing took efferl in thr
II"u * 1Pastern Stairs at midnight with
ery *• ,r,,rvs o f local l.-srd- iwsoijm-.I
' sen.' i,, ■ lest minute ni-P o f spplirr
r n,-l ' tiuns, principally from owners 1&gt;
will »• •••mmerrisl vehicles who wrrr
,1 thi istloned umler thr former p o m '•
an ih -.is n l system
le.1 '.I
To meet the
situation,
th.
lit o f •! O ffice o f Price Administration sn
rousm,' nounced
that fillinsc
stationCouncil I might deliver gas to their regular
• - iruatomer* o n „''cre d lt” until July
*11, the cuitom ere- agreeing to rv
1turn In coupons for the gasoline
they buy aa soon aa they procui*
tTEgtr- books. — = - -------- — —
Cs 'toms mooey to organise 'thr
Paul M. (Y le a ry , deputy admin
Dafsnaa Council but I am con I islralor. aald that "o l enurer .11
viacad It I* on* ef th* heat n errvlc* stations will tw held tr
peodlture* w* have made yet." |eponalbla" for making such .a iradding tha council h«t accompli.h l' only In cases where they kno &gt;
*d a lot and atlll has a lot to ,1., Ihe recipient and can b* certain
G. D. Workman, wha lnlr.«1ure&gt;l the coupons will be turned in s*
Mr. Housholdeft, arrange,! th. ■mn aa ration
books are
I'
reived."

l.rl us put your winter
woolen* in moth-pr^of
bag*.

V

jNazis Cross Lower Don, Take Deep
; S t e p I n Invasion Into Caucasus

I). B. S ta ffo rd Is
j Navy R ecruiting

by letting
ua keep
them carefully Cleaned
and pressed.
They'll
took prettier and last
trvrr so much longer.

ETTA KETT

I’ r n w

**There is a place for every j avers
man in the Army at home, which «*•*•*»
is thr Defense to u n cll," 8tati i w
.Senator E
K llousholde r tol-lJi,,Pld
Kiwanians tinlay as he praiaeil ,nK
the nrganitation and met up o f j ml * *
the Seminole County council
i
’’ The nation’s present pvogiaml
rails for 6.000.000 men hy 19IS .I,• ^
Wr srstn't have the largest force * mrr ^
then l.ut we will have thr l*esl |
In IU40, we started Injllding thr \\m\
Army not for war bet fo. d r i^ e l f*
fense
.Now the program has {
I*een stepped up, and we alau wut L
must step up the activity of ths'rurai
folks at home," he dccUretl
oth**»
’’ Even though we are dlacusainc
Tit
this In tha greatest heat on re»
erd here and the greatest war. It Bept*
l« the duty and obligation ot JJ*'*"
•very man to give part of hla J
”*
time and service to hla rotmlry.

ANN’S M IR A S 0 L
B E A U T Y SALON

PA C K A G E ST O R E

\s.-o&gt;fl«lcd

i in thir-e duyttlon.,
F.71WYWT Y nrTr
'

E very w om an lov es it be­
rating U’ h m » easy 1o k r t p
look ln c fo re v e r a ttr a c tiv e .
T ry it nlonir w ith n new ,
fla llerin K h * in ity le .. , 5-50

A RCA D E

M rm lirr

W E D N E S D A Y . JU LY

Set-Up Of County
Defense Council
Receives Praise ..

16,124 mlaalnr.
The figure, which Includes the
casualties at Pearl Harbor an.l
all those up to date, represents
the combined losses of the army,
navy, marine corps. Coast (Suard
and Ike Philippine scouts.
In addition, 1,022 navy officer*
and men were reported prisoner,
oI war. O f theta, 301 ware

BRUSH-CURL WAVE

CONSERVE
Your Clothev

DA.

36,124 Men Are
ported M l a s i n R ,
With 4,801 D e a d
And 3^18 Wounded1

IN TOWN—
1 «o
ll»
ul
y«*e«l

SANFORD. FI

U, S. Casualty
List In War Is
Set At 44,143

II , p|j ! o
Ifynnrahl* J w l f f o f »h&gt;
ni • irry li I’n u it of l h » Ninih Judlci*

LEGAL NOTICES

I.ONIION, July 21. U Y -T heJ { . ^ U ,
war haa brought aUmt a ahofl ‘
*»*• «*f rhorua yirU.
I’ rwlurrr1 1

AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER

haa

I0A L 0W —large, cool.
Mrs
A. Ur!*, 100 W. 16th. ph..o.

-

*w , n b r o t h e r
John
y e a r * . n«ijr r » « l d . n /

*A iD

U u oif ^ p ik v d -liU iN fa f - 4 I N ; - T i H V “ &amp; B 0 T '

Jl.iA*.

09tthpaw Larry French won 11*
JUh game of the seaavri la*t
night, allowing but five hlis a*
t^e Brooklyn Dodgers .|ef«mi»*sl
tha PltU burfh Plrata*. 6 to 0
French, bant an for thv fir*t
Uma lait Satsrday In ht Lout*.

M. Boyd A Co.

un&lt;^ " l(
' p a * t h0

A O A lN tT

• TATE*
.
.
- . *
You and a*&lt;h of yov ara kara­
ts) noliriH and r»&lt;j«ira4 fa p r ^
m k I *ny
claims
a ftd
which )o«i «r »Ml»*r of yao, ■ * ;
bet* irainrt ih* oalala of U. H(Jurt d»r*a»*d lala of Ill4 OPO*
Ijr. to ih« County Jud|« of
*
ool« (Vunlr, riorid j, at hU offlar
In ih» (uufi hours of u ld CouBtF
«, Paitfcrd Florida, within al*h|
taUrxUr month* from tha Mma Jf
il.« first publUatlvh of this antic*
!.•&lt; i« •Imiu or demand shall b*
In *» r Ulna, and shall stala
Ills
|iia&lt;« *.f rrsMsar* mxl post afflca
f ,|«jr*s« of ths i liln un t, and Shall
I.# aworn to hr
*!»•
clalmaal,
MK*rt. or attorney. and any sot%
rlaim or rismand nol
so f l l s j

Maranville Still

Lorry French Blanksi
Pirates For 11th Win

Oro.

San fo rd
Naval A ir B a se
B eam s

o lU
Mnrinaa near
k a «*ireull
In «»«t*i for&gt; hKemlaoU
•n*l
; '.k lw a Jiprinfi
w a r AAt.n
p psa.
r ,ofUU.
im k r . mPoun
th
|tailh his n.rcrs, nri«*n nii-J Julia |(V,ufl ||l&gt;u», In Hanford H^n.irwl
Kfl | Smith. «ns liras inter, r s m e i*nusiv. Florid*, at is a . m «m
•here 60 y e a n affn from .\ i»in t. *
4** nl
A J 1
I,
...
m -a
is if «r •• **»on th*r*aft*r mm t
ka
III* fatbnr - » « an Hitnr (
mmf
. . . j ..w r..
the i and t |&gt;*&gt;r» arrival l.i Orlando ;tn m - adoption of a minor f*m*l
nnar the ‘HO’s atarlstl a weekly k*
»»•«»•&lt; »**&gt;» ll*ln« silh ihr u«&lt;Ih
.,
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,ia it#&lt;1 and known •*&gt; In* natii'
Um | publican
n a w .^ p - r
bm ilh alw ■, !»* ««" •!*•«
"t* n h lb lt* an IH7II ftl- &lt;f rorr-;*,
MYUNKT &lt;• I'MAKR Jit
rttla I S r l . r . la ca k ly paprrl lllto n t^,.MAMUAItirr I.ANK t'llAMC
*"* | 1-iortrr. of which hi* dad »a a .
-----------—"I1 •editor
Artia ia onr o f H--n&lt;tnola i* yH i: ro l'H T o r TIIK m l t
' ,11' i I ’uiinly'* liionaart. Ilr * a i born | T\ iV O O *
Col'
• I
i _
■ __ I . . . .1 .. 1 T t . rtd in iiM .
r a o itT L .
in Imltptndrnca, Iowa. 1883. than
n| ,&lt;*TATl: o r
u Irontirr town.
I m l iy MKIW'tl. Uatcaaad
___________ , |i&gt; AIJ. c*ltKI&gt;IT»llt* ASli l*Kll
' •iff wtuff Th** U n ivrn iu «*f ‘
vulaador imnan
Imllan »p
aoaakt
T V. L|
r.l nai»a«jor
ra «* , UANImHAVINO
a h a ISCI-AIMH
kt
8 *IIoiil t•*n*
Mal.amu will m r«t the ADwn* | tv
Indian
dialrct* ( t a T j;
(&lt;;• i prr flight
*chon| In *n Spanuh - t h a
I Tou u »l aarh of you , f - liarabl
u&lt;M*w| if* me at llirmlnrh*rn Nov I havr n n iih n l.
.**
arw| yi»u ran look for t l r j
Ti«lr to |iUv ut |r9*t one ^aine |
•». M«ifit|fcnienr anil another in .
MisLile H* re*ull
of
*chrulu|r 1
•Saoirr*
Ifulf.h I)uur &gt;t«&gt;n. j.r* *i
•Itut aif the Pirdmont lljBrball 1
It-nyti* any*
liniklnf i)ie*.| I
*" I'M 1
ImiI JarV ||«-rnrr of the
(*m*ii*ljon* iN r.| News note* I
I lint he florin’! ray what lie'i |

Crouched Iwhlnd a brick wall, two members of the Soviet army si
shown firing at a Nail lank with a long barreled anti-tank rifle. One
men amis and Ore* th* gun ts the other hands up ainmunilton to him.
'flu , weapon, used widely by Hed troops, htt helped the Itu u lan ^ lo
hold off men, s furious German lank char/r

‘,’Y i a Oofdon o f tha
iK iUNrw
r w Tut
Y urt
’
»-••'••••
Yankees hsld th# lop tp.it among
,
American League batters yrtlrr
(Jgy but th* Boston Red Mm bad
. ui ills s w . 1 s • * .
errs re I competitors In e imtlllun
« ' " '
" ' ,’ ' 1
to ebalMngs him If end when ^ ^
’,!
• ,,
they enjoy a slugging sprre
. V. .
• •
•
„ Gordon, Ion# Yank on the list
1 • ••
o f tb# 10 foremost swaller-. pick
|%
*d up sis points In thr -landing,
through Sunday's game- to pueh --------------------------- ----------- -—---------hi* avarags to 144
Ted Wit '
llama of Boston slumped -even D e f e n S C
S ll(l| &gt; .M 'W H
point* to .2*7. a ml hts teainrnst* j
(
A ll \ H | iil| s-.n s
Bobby Doerr, dnipjm.l five 1 .. _
ill,
Anothar Bostonian. Join,
|f ti.,,.
.11
Pesky. mn»*tl up twn |m»ui! b t , ,,r . mi 'til .»
" • ' ■

PITTSBURGH, July

MAND9

itlh I Eight U. S. A. saddle hurssi m* a^lwtorp llm* i*&lt;iuir*«l b
fur me
the B
use
o f um»,
Liinr law *■ &gt;f
,h* ••■ford rll»r«ld
a [&gt;•&gt;
but 1 h
h sv
e w. iarrived
r n » « l — ror
N or
|,r.lsll..n
*at
you material and construction Insper- , „ uni r and Slats
will | tori In an all-out e ffo rt tv ton-.
tVltn*** mj hand and otflela
or* ,r r * » gasoline and rubber
&gt;— 1 •*•' ” * “ fP*!* i 1 *
Va' I i
l«h-! M „r ‘ than 1.000.000 feat o f . \*\\ ,h* , *,h P‘ r of Juh' A '
lumbar haa arrived and haa b*cn!
o I* IIEllNMiN
unloaded
Artia D Smith. xvuml.
“ f « ? « " '•
“
, f r rxhihIU old liras photo* of SO
|,y
|it*ii|»|t*K. I* r
int» y r ir i i r o - C l a jr H orln^v p&lt;»# «official H*ai»
!|7* Wrklwa. Hock Springs. K s l l s y ----------------------- ---------ll”
park and turn &lt;Id um*tr« as M iNiiTli’ K is h»r»b&gt; *»»•»
lfer
_
Qtainmai t
Kidnap &lt;» fhasc Jr and l U r n rivy. , -or
Sl^inmalx. de mned. j ^ n# l1|BM h(&gt; „ , fr inonrl i- •

(•y Associated Frsssl
Pcundlnp tha hall at a clip
that rarallad hla fancr l.u.tlny "
(Jay* With tha Cincinnati llad*. J
E m I* Lombardi of tha llo*ton
Bravr* cln*a.l In on llmnklyn’ * ^
Pat# HcUcr during Ihr pa-t week (|
ht Ul» battla fnr tha Notional.
Laaru* battlnv crown
While R*l**r waa lo*lng r r..un l ’ ]
tor tha aaccnd alralghl wrak, ibaL,
Big Boalon cauhar ronlinuad hi* II
advanr* until at tha -ml of!
Sunday'* play h# Irallail I’ ninl I
Pgt# ny only fl»* point»
Tha t
Brooklyn outflaldar, dropping -•’ i 1
parccntag* point*, amlol tha «&gt;a&lt; M
with • -38° parrentaga
l-m .i-l*
bardl. adding 12 pUnta to hi*|‘
g » l n of IB tha wrak lu fora ,1*
hooatfd hla a»*rag* l» 34fi
i
- Lombardi's dri*a diaplaca,! Joal
Madwick of tha Dodgrr* as tnvi
runnar-up. In fact. Ma-lwick b .»t,h
IS poInU and aaw hi* o»rr«ga||,
drop to J * l and thrratana.1 by ilia
y{*a of 8 tan Musial cf St l*iui*.
who tagkad on 17 point* to -an.I „
his avaraga soaring to 3Zh
•
A fter a weak out of tha “ big ,
U n " Chicago'* Bill Nlcholaon ra- •
turned and Bob Elliott. I'UI*- •
bargh'a third ba*am»n. !• rga.l hi, p
way In.
They raplarad Mickav .
Owen of BrooVlyn •'“ ! B*&gt; ' * i
man no of Cincinnati
Behind tha four leader* tiailed
H bla Fletcher. Pltteburgh. 3IZ;
Walker Coopor. Ht. Loula. 30T;
Loo
N orlkoff.
Chicago.
301. •
Nlchol.cn, .S00; Johnny
Mlta,

• RAUL—
lUORTON

TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1M1

THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA

PAGE FOUR

W ASHINGTON. July 22. ( 4 1 Snvirt Ambasaailor Msvlm U lvlno ff and members of the I’ arlflc
War Council today visited the
W hile Hons* for separate con fer­
ences as grave development* ap.
peered on th* Ruaalan front and
the shipping situation.
lea vin g
the Whit* Hons* Utvlnnff repllaj
"n o ", when asked If he and Presi­
dent Roosevelt discussed lha pos­
sibility o f a second front In
Europe.
.

A hhiiik (hr nrtl4 lr* In t&gt;4» tal
vigvd in t*tr h rap islva fa drive
tn Iwgin mm July 10. acturdlnf to
K. W Mil tllrv. chairman &lt;&gt;f tha
P s x y . ( ommittea. are all klnda
of ntrial. irtsii copiwr, braaa, tine
anil aluminum with the rircDtlon
of tin i an* ami ohjorts mail* o f
•hrai tntal *urh •« g*rhafa cant.
(&gt;* - sidsr.1 palls. Sol wster haatrr and nlhais Th#s* articles ran
not l&gt;* tusad. It &lt;•*• emphasised
by Mr Mri'allay.
'Rubber articles that war* not
Collected in the
recant
rubber
drive will also b« taken. Cltlsans
are urged to spend the time be­
tween the present and the start
Of Ihr drive In gathering such
articles sn that th a n will be no
i of Urn* when tha Boy Scouts
:in their collection on July 30.
WRATH SB
Continued warm
widely
scattered
JaU Una a fte r,
tonight.
_____

FLORIDA:—
Jamaica, Mexico,
Honduras
aad Guatemala normally expert tonight with
more than 10 million sterna of thundariSr/ar*
noon Or «*rly
btsaeag innugBr
..............

Allir«l
»M»ml*rt*
a ftil
fi gh lar t
i i n | f &lt; l f * 1 **vrr a*nl Iw y on d lha
F.l A la ntr in f n * m in K g y p t l-*«1ay
In hla*( t o ii crn l lallt'li* ••f A l l l
vphlrlra mit-1 atta tk M a f * h a l Rom
inal'a t u p p l v l*a*r in f r r l r a* lha

ilr«n i rroun.l ftyhlmg
•attlad
min aitilk ry tlurling
With ♦h*- 16 mil* Kg) p ilan haf
tip front Mimparstivrly
th#
Hrlliah la*ha(| not by air arvl tat
agalnal lirrman Marshal Krwin
Rom m *l« "■ar haara ami supply
llnaa
(irrmart harrv*. whlrh wera tail*
Inf ahmg with fifhtar plana
rrrta nnrthaa»t &lt;tf SUH Barranl,
warr attarkad hy lon f-ra n fa RAF
fifhtar*. and daaplta hravy anti­
aircraft flra. two harfra wara oat
nfkra.
British pilots also report­
ed smoke rose from a tanker add
several olhtr barges In the ren­
voy. On# rnsmy fighter was re­
ported sent crashing Into lha sea.
Medium-bombers, aided by navy
plan**, mads thalr first night at­
tack ever lha actual battla *f*e.
bombing
A lls
futl
and food
dumps, tanks, plsnrs and VSblclaa.
k

'Chow" slam* from “ ehewi
kb In turn cornea from
web ' ‘riuodtere,**
raeai

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PAGB 611

TUB BANFORD HBBAtD, SANFORD, PI-OMDA.

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Lombardi's Home
Run Is Wasted As
Reds Win, 7 To 6

• A•

Braves Drive Vander
. Meer From Hill;
John Sain looses

triple. Dirk West singled Haei
home end I’ltcher Tom Eerlry
gev, w*y to Jim Wtllece.
The Red* tcored elngle run* In
th e ; ,lit h on Eddie Jooat's walk
Mt —— ——r —1

n e
n taring
te rin g O
Cba
On tha double-quirk there rhiMrm who live en Nrsr York Cltjr,» lower raai si da ara ahuwn
an
m .j&lt;
first air raid shellrr built mi Utaf hravil) i • pul?it*i| sr-Ttlnn ef the city. Th# ehJldrtn ara W in g A M lc tg d ,
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by a ir raid w ardens. T h * sb*It* i r u n s a h a lf l*l*&gt;ck in Irn g th and Helds l&gt;U? c h ild re n and adalta* H ot# th a

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Local Enlisted Men
Are On M
D" Ball Team
Bgverel Sanford enlisted mm.
la Ctmpsny D. 124th Infantry al
n , Bennlng, da., are on the ‘an
D Company Phils baseball learn
according to the ltd th Infantry
Alligator, famp nevapapor.
In IU July H laaua, ft was re(Wtad that the PhIU llckad th.
if. Company team 4 to 0 In a
Mten-lnnln* yarn*. A picture la
shown In the paper of the Phlla
and four lore) men are Included.
C, B. BehlranJ, BrlU Rebum, J
0 . Hogan and Harold Debar. Th*
latter la well known here for hl»
pitching ability, arid It wae he
who ahutout the H Company outlit on four Mu.

illtir
*»"• I —

» i,. i* the star and Patrie Knowles her leading man in
• ,v . einlivoRie Unlvertal comedy pMulurlion, "Lad)
f-u»«r*g m rren honor■ with "Our Hus*isn Front,” at th*

M r) I f urili-r,
( im
h u r lc r . ur n * ■hrlJi'it
pacorn! Inning Mml w

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Monday,

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In ihr thir*l mnoig sml Jr-"
two run* Before J««’ Uor»l
tireil Irerauwe of u minor m i
•train in Ihr leg he hih!.
douhlt Mini a Mingle niul I
twvi

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gain

Classified Advertisements

• A N r u H IJ I l i t lit M II# u o n
H u l l , A ' . * , , «i h i*'", K l ( n t
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' 1 &gt; Russian army unit la * Mured In action on the Don front. A
’ ■ " ‘led auMltr (canter) U bandaged by a romrade while tha battle
ciimr.ee. Around them, cUtUhtd out (let, ere ether coldtcri fir In*
. t the advancing Carman t roe pa The R *l troops have piuhed up smiU
b jn lc ti of dirt behind which they hide end on which (hay brace their
machine gnee and riflea.
(Central P u t t )

has

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K H am r« L

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H o ly Coin in union, I M A.

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Horning (k n its, 1l.ee A. U.
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F r s r s r Service 11. 1 8 - A . U ,

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Kail** pleas ara; will ha, la, eh

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hsa an r ig h t to ba
—Karr
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LEGAL NOTICES
ok
M A a rsu ra i a u i
N « ilr r I* h ir a b y a lv * n I Nat pur* u a n i It# K in * I ii* c r » # r t n i i rr*4.
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w « in s s 4 t y ,

ip ld -w ssh

a n a w orship w ith » a

VHA loana available fo r purthutng, refinancing and remodeling
5 hornet. Low Interact rate. C
) M, Boyd * Co.
,

•A tro k l) rHV'RCH o r (ion
Itullr Assays l l n r i k Mlrset
Rsv. C. 1) llstfls. Pastor

N uaiU y k s k s o l I I ss A. U .
P r u r k l s , A s rv lrs IV S S A. M.
T. P. a
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WASHINGTON
By JA C K STIN N ETT

The rrsson U »lmpie.

The

vurance company gathered th
racial carvlreancaa new cauada
loa* « f 100,000,000 marphoun
industrial production a year| k
mop. than 102,000 peraenat i

inlurta p,000,000 mere.

p rsrsr

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SUver Springs Will
Present Former Star
SIL V E R SPRIN GS. July IT,
(Special)*-Memoriae of the Broad­
way e f the eeriy IB10*e wlU be
raw e d here neat Banday after,
noon when at SiOO o'clock BUrcr
Springe win proacat former ataga
■tar, Mlaa Mary Hay, and her
Tails baas*, Air B are Variety,
Show .In an bevric free vaude­
ville parfonaanae ctarring Dm
King and hla dammy— "Jerry Du*
Barry.*
tr wife of
and dancing
ebb In Mari-

You can nowinstal] that new.
Bea S tfW ( p iw

been waiting for
The War Productio|i Board
has unfrozen Electric Stoves for
a limited time. :

count-

ROOM wanted IniUle 70 blocks.
WASHINGTON, July 17. (WW|
Phone Lency Drug Store, .107. - The lapltal and the country or­
FOR RENT
dinarily takr only itailing notice
&lt;f n *ti nal campalgna a g a lu t thu
or fur that, but one attracting
cuotr than •uperftctal attention
end your application for WAR li&lt;rnlly la the “ war on the aeveflth
DAMAGE 1N8UEANCK thru roll mti1' -cardlManfM and nOclC. M. Boyd * CO. Phone 17H-I. dvnH.
• •
The rampalgii. waa atartad by
lorage your ear at Kant's- fla­
n g e . Special rate dead atormgv. ■n Ina uranee com party, b *t It
'n r ' i i ' n up already by
gevcrnmetit, metropolitan newci
pet*, war production .plante d
'■'in * "me t f tho larger etUce.

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Ivangatlelle Htrvlce. T.fi p. M.

A. Uric, M» W . jl t h . Phone

1rURNISHCO ROOMS

plaaaara,

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not w orth
living
a lw a y s
un»* t l i f uc lo ry
la
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in
M* •nd
Th eo d ors J * s r h * r

l i t M l Maraud atreet
Jep i. n *nrt* Woo4e In ckarge

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wrapping

of

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mM
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(i If'it writ*#, 11 l i , l ‘a a lo r
!f,rtnos H u h js s l; “ l l s u M u rk O t m
H*#hdb#d A Vrrnmmm; 1 M K !or- Vklor Mature, waa charged with
Thau th* llorS".
m kk
ftfowar; |
C'opparhtEdl
phyilcal
t " » n , I'sa p )*1* M s s t is ,. V t l P U
IH * trIb a to r*; ;|i I ’ ln n *, Jr, tllarruslty" In a dlvorc* suit
ull ffllyl
t nia" P s rv lr s , l ; H P M i l P*rt*.
t r lb u lo r ; 1 H#*d D r ill ; I IU :
i'r t t r iis
(T tn rsk ,
Thursday by Martha Htrphentan
r a li* | I
T r a r lo r
Kiowa
Ts.sAsy, Work*#* Council "h it
T r - r l o r P W : I M acs* i h r t i I Natara.
l.u r k ” su p p sr s a d m ss t i n , st
t -h o r s s D is c ; nod t F e r tll
ilii*

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RUHINICSN S E R V I C E
TOUCHTON
;■ foede.

4 »if* m*r*ljr

W orsh ip , 1 1;b# A
ft4
pl* a M * * lin g , 7 e« |* yt

Y oung
ftfwaling f IS **.
U , Mr* I V M !*n«tr..m, p raald an L
I'rayw r mwatlng Th uraU ay, i f f

Cubs And Dodgers
Split Douhleiiendc

out.,,

ta h k h n a cm i

R iK M tic N n k t H i i iu t r cH t'Srw
J W Amlin, psainr
Hiurth mho**I 9.4■ A- H. lira
Carl ftradburv. *up*r&gt;ni#nd*n(.

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CHICAGO. July 17. UP)
Cults-Dodge is
Inn!.
Ill
Brooklyn held lH»* up|i«*r
after Wednesday’* cluwiiMi
opeficr. Moir out ycMcldtt)*
U *l year**
n- Uilli .
dtligrntly tjrv ice| lhnn*t !\&lt;
Lp4A»&lt;*I(H11 litrllrw still dlklab
doulileheJid^r
The Chiru|fn I uli* bni»d
Ikwlgrm their fourth l '.Mil

u o ip k l

ftlornln
t■
-ong

Yanktt' rtftt »»u f. « &lt;
"f

Cisfiaiir* la vary seklQitt found
• h o # ii la sought. O a r b r lg h is s t
hiaiww of g lsd n sas a ra com m aniy
h irnii**i it»
o n « ip s c t* d
ip a r k E —
Ha mu# i Jobhnson

lines of Nail prisoners guarded
by Red so Idlers. You see Uto civil
population at their tabors. You
ae» tho sarrlticca the Russian peo­
ple ara making, their bravary,
“ You hear (he r.llin g thunder
of Russian artillery; tha wild, des­
tructive riding o f Russian Coasacks and tha swish of their g n a t
sabres. You ran see great field*
of whekt falling before the bur­
ring harvrat.
“ You i h war. It*s nut pretty.
I f * not spectacular.
It's Just
war."

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I . o f t k s public
I . p s , s I I_________
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I'o s n tr.
r lo r t d s . r u o ls la la a M t aervs
m ors or leu*. A lso ;
flto eks t t, t s o d I of Ik s Tow n
of Monroe, n * show n b r the
pu b lic recordc of aem lnntc C u ,
M ortrd a. la
put
llo e k
I,
p a s * I t , s s c c p U n a Ib a rsfra m
a portion of U t 1 e f m eek s,
dssertb ed a s fo llo w s : I l d i IN
II,
f le s t K ant or a w o o rasr
r e f o L f 1. B lo c k I , tk s n e s n u t
M on k I I d e g re e s s m in u te s
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r ig h l- o f.w a y .
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alo n g
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s t k s r ly sid e o f sate rig h t-o fw a y . or ( b u l l ftn a ls ra rd . I I I
foot to Ihn t V s s j a id s of Monrow H n f , s a d b s ls g I I feel
W ent e f t k * H a t e r Its * or
M id rood. Ik s a e * Heutk on th*
W i l l a id * o f sa id road T i l
(set. Ik cn co W est 111 1 (set.
tfcsnce N orth 11 fe e t to petal
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co n ta in in g
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A l, of l e t I t w k le k lie s Heutk
of A tla n tic C o a st U n a H allw ay In I L Jo seph sccA rdlng to
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pages l i t . I l l s o d t i l t s of
Ik s p u kllc re co rd s o f Rsm litols
C o u n ty ,
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ro n ta ln lag
l . l t a rr a s m o rs o r leeo Aln&gt;:
Com m ane* a t g s t a k e I t l fas I
Mast of I W co rn e r of tan
In lltock “ A " on
th e
N orth
aids o l O rs n a o B ou levard
In
Hanford r a t a l s so d n o Ik a n r*
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co rner of
ta il I. B lo ck "A ". Ih sn e a West
alo n g tho N orth elds of O r ­
n a t e B a u lt r s r d
In point
of
# • * t iia la f . F la t Do&lt;&gt;k i, pA||*
I l f . lo # tt h * r w ith * a ll build
la c * and sm «feln*ry In u m *
located u yiQ »bov» &lt;1#wrrtbM
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m ora a r Uaa. Al»&lt;&gt;
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of
Hanford
K arm a, a tr o r d ln a In ft'lai ( M b
1. p«C*« I f f . I l l and l l m
of
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pro tactlo a

hammer tog hn llth
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thlrit tm«r f r
having Imwn

twice
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In finir "Is&gt;*

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Bonham. (he big futkball1'
m r -t w f i r t r dr*‘Wt r ‘ ,r ~'
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sliil* »f s it p la s s u fa s . ro a B lais la
pr lifouling th * p la s s u r * of others.

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An nd at Mcbnol, I t S i A, M„
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Tilfs aiiirrM«ii»M HAKTirr
CHIMCII

Bonham Gets 10th |
Victory As Yanks'
Win Fifth In Row
NEW

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bte behind H ik i' ilngle.
le&gt;mherdl got his second homer H r has h»ft »r.l% ''Hif
**■ «if tin' I m'Dmh
In two dsy* in the sevrnth nid offThr
him wrrr Ihr rr**wt» &lt;*f i
Pnul Wsncr Dlnchhit a double he
n
m
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H n rk rtt Kan mm y hir fo
SaAS
a I iwa.- klnwte
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Holmes'
single fn*
for another
o f t h r y r a r In 1 1««* llm .l ,n
Brava run In lha eighth

League Standings

c u u ir r t A N r u i u c i *
l ta tan T u » * 4 a j a a » S r r M l f a
V. It. i l r u l h i i * . M talater
“1 IK K " la lh a M«b)a«t of Ilia
x . n f rJ A * r . a t l l t h I f .
l^ m u n jU r iB b i whlafc w ill U r*a d
________ _________
,4Our Russian Front- , abowing
II )*"• Itcko .!, I ; U A . H . , .
In i*)iurrhaa
of Cfcrtat. _________
B a ta n iU t_.,
I'h u rrk W urtb lp , I I va A. I t
tt.rnuah*vMi iha w ortg on
» hnw th a m tn , w o m a n and r h ild r t n
H#nii4*n F u L*# w; b *rt( r.uftita/■
Ju ly It .
M* tittun K u b itfiB lo r
Th* (Iflldis T ta t la; *Aa ta * of the Soviet are meeting the
it v
A, M. ” l|o w t f b n W * K n o w
Kathar hath Ufa la kin M ill ao lailaugtit of the Nail litvaderi,
will appear i t the Rite Theater
W t IlftV * I ’l i M iJ Krtm i [) « i|h tilth h* i l v i n It
____ I s M v a
t mo
lif* In h lm a a t r
SuntUy and Mondey, Maneger
Jl. " Why i IonI Icowd Jam I*
Among tba c ita tio n * w k k b ___ _
rile Morrieon amuuneed to-,
An I tla t* 4 M S U ’
p»i»* ih * I^ *aon*garw ion U tba fol*
In * la g fm m tba tltb le : “ Ite w aa
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d i r n o t o r (ion
i ; *n|' Ib a ra fo ra
tba
c b llg rt n
tlwnava and Km Awnu*a
Orlsmlo at m special preview
t i In Orl
it. w* put lh a ir trw at ■ M ar tba
lt*k IV
ll(i|C4Jfnb, pdllttp
followinir comments w»r*
• h*d«w of t b r wiwga. T b a x a b a ll Tbs
Nuii'Ujf Mchnol. !•:% • A. H .
».- ab u n d an tly a alla le d
w ltb
Iba masts in an Orlsmlo .towipaptrt
tMUfig
I l u |*. M,
ram *** of lh v bawaa;
and
I ben
vi rnirm H *rv lra , It ta A* M
“Actual battle scenes and th*
• hall maHa l h * n
d r in k
ef tha
O w n in g Sw fktf*. 7 ;9 i |*. M.
rl« *r e f Ih y p U a a ir a . F o r w ith far-fltn g system of defense. In­
\v*U n» &lt; taf; K r a j a r U « « tln f, | : « l
ih*« Is ib a fo u n ta in e f li f t ; In cluding the desperate guerrilla
• M
ih r lig ht s h a ll wa nee lig h t" IP s . ■et-up to combat the Nails, are
K M ).
Tanks clank aerate the
riMPT D a m i r c v it u r n
The
nine In Hud a* revealed.
IV J*. Dftwiha, J r , l ' s s l c f
ih * fo llo w in g paaoago Iron tba ■erven. Dive bombers whine UtttY
J ura At*, al Sia l i r a s !
4
'h rlstlsn iMcfanra la it b o o k , "Mel, mrsssges of destruction. You can.
n ui.»la i Mch4e.it S'11ft A. I I ,
• n r* and )t * n llh w ith K a y In the see bomb* buttling downward on I
g IVcirail Ip, |t A. U.
A* r ip t u m " t f M ir y B a h t r E4d.yi
Tr Mining llh tu ii. f ;* 0
‘llatWHa* 1.1f# ta tie d , U f a m ust a Natl troop and mpply concen-!
», vweing W o rsh ip , ■ an J*,Jg,
hw e U rn a l. * # lf * s ils ls n l U f a la tha trsllon.
You see a swastika-dec.
)Vn!t»ri4if S f n l r i , • 0« t'.M.
»y*rl«atlng I Aftl, lh a B ein g [w ho oriled plan* picked out t f th*
K «r M)bQ«a l i r ilia h a u l of h *ar
was and la and s h a ll he, whom
air by an tia ircra ft fir#—and see
f»d
ri f ih in * m n arnta** ( P - H t - I f . t ) .
\ iv O o ri M ilro m s.
It crash and burn. You mo long

. ... ___ fJwha l:HH

CINCINNATI. July 17, t/P»—
The Cincinnati Itn b rollected 1 1
hlta off five lloetcn pitcher* laat
night to beat the Brevet
to (1.
The Oravet drove Johnny Vender
Maer from (h« hill In th* ,Trat
frame with a three-run rally, and
In the aevrnth km l« Lombardi
homervd for hla fourth straight
ML
Elmer Illddl* took o v e r with
nine out aftrr Varuly *a * routed
by a rally Including d n j.lm l.yj
Temn
emmy tlulmc* and Nanny Vtrnandrt, ainglva by Mai W rit rind I
Lombardi and an error. Although!
Riddle waa relieved by Jo* llcggai
after the Uravra got lh*lr loth !
bit from him In the ninth, Klm*r!
waa credited with the victory,--*
hla
fourth W
egalnat al* lo**fa. He!
_______
•truck out tight.
Tha Redlega ram# through *n h
g big rally of tbatr own In tha
fifth and look tha lead.
Four run* war# scored on i | k
. hlta. Max Marshall's liner took a
bad hop for a trip!# and ha stored
on Lonnlt Frejr'a alhgta. Frank
McCormick singled, driving from
tha mound rookie John Bain who
bed
r e p lie d
it e r t .r
Jo h n n y
n*g .i.
He*.
U /e.lk
h, wind
H u t r h ln
Cm
W
lk.w
r r bunted
M f e ly to fill th e
bun,
Frv y
ecored on e do ub le p l i y , end
M cC o rm ick
rk m e
In
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mind ara belli# conducted |g
nearly all plant! working an goVt
ernmtnt war eoutm td.

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20.

1912.

Halted A t Veronezb, Nazis
! Turn Great Onslaught To
_South, Threatening Rostov

Defenders
Tighten
; Grip On Newly-won
Position As RAF
Hits Foe In Storm
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F L O R ID A ,

tBy A w t l l l M

(»r A**a*latae fr tin

Is Kffrpt, the British to-.
day announced tho capture of j
orer 4,000 Asia prisoner* inj
the past week aa the defend-;
a n tightened their grip on&gt;
newly-won positions west ofi
El Alameln, and the RAFj
battled dust storms to attack!
the Axis.
Itaiv said British attacks

Kicks Rubber Con
troversy Ar o u n c

P n ii)

j tn the Pacific. Ifnllrel But*#;
i bon.I,(nr plane* bla.ted J»p*ne.*(
airfield. at Canton and Plnchwan!
*a,l*rn China. without tha
li» .
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Service Station
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A imathing romehick afeifiit g™«l &lt;n ih» m
I* thowri reIhv major Japanrar tlriv r* ini laiui^ » t |*i* Angrlra (mol. SHrt
C h e k iin g

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Retreat, Are Push­
ed Rack To Gate­
way Of Caucasus
fj'I h W r S F i ' i

.Will (Jot Full Tanks
l At Start Of Per. manent Rationing

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h if h com m and, w h ic h a n n o u m * ! v illi- K K .r ir m c u v , g rand n ie ce o f P r * aialiibn ' permturs and a doten
lUpplti-rs Ilf keutk *l«tl&lt;MH w ill rere ca p tu re of the
C h e k ia n g a **- J A l r i a n d n G r a h a m
Hell, a n d a
porta of W enchow a n d Ju la n in d i c o u tin . ru »* r e m e v o l of former |t § ie r at the A rm o ry W odn cd ay
k o d ,/jy :c i\ % 4Jk*/L*UaL.M t&gt;&gt;n » - W
T il l lh e lr Storage l i n k s at the
| l « n of the pe rm a n e n t g neuline
m ile ,1 retch by e e lx u re o f ly n s g '
p t io n m ? t»n that day
R a tio n in g
IJoafif S.&lt;- r r l n t y A
H
|V lff* .» n
p o iw out .ft,r|
la id G«i»)
• o ffe rin g h e a v y Jo . m . a t a ll fn i,r '
/
flv llo ro
w ill
r e r r tee tm iim ti*
point*. . C h in e* ecmmunlqu# u M .1 M , , - ! D _ | | L
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4«|ual in g allo n * U» the th ffo m n re
b e tv ir.n the arw om t of ga* *«fi
am i
th r
C h in ... .c l .c l
l . r ■* j
If lU S l D 6
U u C Y C Q ,
hann! f ini the ra(&gt;arai1y of ih m
quantities of booty
1 __
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^
tank* A fte r that they ■null t u iii
In r .iin n in a ro u in in . la k .n fn m i
f ir t li m m In n b t iln llh c a im .u n i.
wwki
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f thr fu rl from B llp e llr r ,
'Mr
Thr Japanese took Wenchow on1
C .U '. . f i h l l n l r r .m l I r a k a f r

P t iit i

i - i n r i i m i i l it t .i’u

»«■ rrpt rted today by the Chin me Hey no 1.1- * Uu»f ht»-r of Cell, G ran- I AJ**ui TO1 Homin o|* i '&lt;»«n t y •r r •

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A t the &gt; im r
tim e
tS a
New
Y o r k (t a lly N r w s u i d th a U r*
In d u .t r y I . pr*|&gt;arwd to .h o w It
can produce c iv ilia n U rsa up lo
7r&gt; | x re se ll of th e p r e w a r m u ia g s
If th e g o v e rn m e n t w ill a]l&lt;
IS 5 .0 0 0 to n * o f a e r s p m b b a r
rc le a M 3.000
to n . of
sal
c r u d s ru b o a r.
M ean wh I I . E l l i o t E . S lm f
In depen den t
ru b b sr
d a a ls r
c tn in ssi fo r a H o u s e . o b e s s s a
In e e a tig a tln g
th e
ru b b e r el

July i i . following up quickly * in ..
capture of nearby Juian, In a
drive which eatanded clear ar !■»&gt;**j

n 1*1,

-H ia moraly

*

-Murderer

brother, Noak Jacobs, the Injured
man v u cranking hla car. pre­
paring, to Wars about 1:00 PJd.
Tbs vehicle suddenly Jumped for­
ward, knocking him down and
planing him under tha wnrcla.
By*leader* took Um from und*r
the car. sad aa ambulance v u
called to rush him ta the ho*.

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Tells K o t a r i a n a

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opri ■'.-f- may unfatn i n . lf i. all .
fo r " t i l *
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III
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H a.
Ib r m il..uni v r .n t r t l
t.n n l -1 Ttnl
f l f . ' . l .S r to tal lo .t I. V - h u n k

30ft Srminole County N
A rr Working Nc

iy . w h l l c \ r | fn r
,tn t h '
“ h"
th e chill m ■■r * flg h lln g fu r o u r co u n try , t
the rni.nlM . , “ k '' o r d e r .! " be neketl, " T h e . m
( l o c l r . rUjti | v ie * m»n a c c r p t . h i , o rd e r, i f I
h i . m o rn in s r o «
forwmrd. a n d . t i l l »&gt;■ • '
i
at
poller w illin g to w a n t tn r c . l . t .|..m ,
p, w ho It In | th a t h in g . * a a * n t ia l to our w rl
ilO O . fircottfi! f a r * b sc a tu s w s . a y II It u n d e m
e U a a A , VT. e r a tic.
I
Ih a f f a r , e l* .»
**T h a atrarag* A m s r lc a n I . w ill .

Gaston M. Jacobs of Chuluota,
•S-yaare-ef-aga, lire In Earn*IdLaugh ton Memorial Hospital to­
day In a critical condition aa tha
result of g freak accident Raturday afternoon. In which th* clulch
P L W § J l ^ M l £ K ^ h ! l * h*
According to hla physician- Mr.
Jecoba aoatained a crushed cheat,
numerous bruises on hi. body and
an injured eye. Ha wa. reported
to be badly hurt and bit condition
Is "bad".
After having dinner with hla

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8 8 -Y e a r-O ld Man
Is Badly Injured
In Freak Accident

bile'Tan over him.

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vpc of tmoka Ih r y w ill g r l a b r n
he, c a ll a t the tvwrd o ffic e at
h r A rm o ry
‘T h e r e m a y l.e ■
*w e r ro r s m ad * on the typ e &gt;f
C o t.
IM O nl
V olunteer
w o rk e r,
w a llin g the c a n t , at top
1 am not lo o k in g *m the lila c k i r*
adjoin. Tbs. !
kp w el. f t o w s v s r , w a w ill co rre c t
* » m * * n k e s .M t!m ssC T S ta ry said .
t e ,
I l t a l r r , a r r In fill m il a form
1 Hat ihe demands of th r govern
.b o w in g n s me, Inrsttnn sn d ad
men I have just guiten umlt r wny | I f f i l n f auppliera. I n is i v m llo n sg r
he stiul emphatically
s p g c lty i»f t i o r i r r fa c ilit ie s sn d
" W e have th s f a s t e s t r n s o g i r . l ihg n u m le r of g allo n * on hand
o f fo v s r n m r n U d
a f f a ir * .n lio . t 12.01 A M J itlv 22
h is t o r y nf fnjr p i r r m n i r n l . *&gt;f | S r
Th*
• e rv ic r
.tr t lo n
a tte n d a n t
worldl
Then* Is c n rillriu o lis r h a o " 1moat k»»r • re.or.1 nf th * mini
leer
a
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value
of e v e ry
I m g d a lly , *v e n h o u r ly , of *% u d
fOtipon or r e o u i.itin n fo rm and
a n d g o v e rn m e n ta l CondiU on*
Th*
i unaesm A rm y m u s t take . \ m m | .u m H in to the »up (.ll*r A dup
| r a n ordcra and su p p o rt the n s , H eat* cony m u .l l e kep t. ahnw .
I tio n by m ak in g s m a ll s a r r t , h i % | m g t h * date and am ount o f e v e ry
nurc H a t* from the .u p p lle r
I
"Horne people s a y It it u n la w fu l j
to h a v e on* m a n g iv e tu rn • i ’
K * « n
,r ! d e rs
Is them a n y d iffe re n ce in
i h T *I«k
,&gt;ur
*n A m e r ic a n « rder Ih n n j

it* which

to nh# NII* and governmsht official*, T
- 'J
S lirfpas u . fkaeribadj bltfiaall ’aa
■ South' Africana (n tha earn* "all-ou t" for synthetic
rubbsr
Miter continued patrol activities'. “but only as good Iniurancw."
In th* anntar Indian soldier*
Explaining why ia called th*
ware reported making a .light rubber .S o rte r* “mythical." he
farward nterrement along El Ru- aald the .tnrkpil* of crude robber
walaat Rldga bached up by a In the llnllad SU U s was th*
greatest In history, that "million,
u u l ) number of A il. tanks.
The BrtUah la this area are of ta n ." of te rse rubber arts
bolding ' tha eastern end of the av.llrble, end the Wealern Hemridge, which roughly parallel, the l.phere contained "many time*
mature
Mediterranean tome 10 mile* be­ more crude rubber' In
t a s the coeat and commands the traaa reads to be tapped than Is
available in trees In former Far
battle area In ail direction..
The Aula aoIdler* of Marshal Eastern rubbsr »ource»."
Erwin Romm*l bold the wSaturn
end o f th* seven-mil* ridge.
The' Imperial. In th* aoulhatn
w cW , nsar th* salt m arihe. of
tha Q atlara D*pr*ailon, pained
freah ground by fallowing up a
■mall *a«my withdrawal.

Lead'Proves No

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K M i«h**M ef. S t a ir iw na1 tor amt * •■unty a tto rn e y , to d a y
I told R n la n a r u t h a t the g t r a t DHI ser-u A n n ) ronr|HT«r4j of r iv llia n a ,
! row-t
c- nform
to
o rd rra
fro m
\ W n*hingtori fo r Ha ow n gooii a a a
| sto p i h w inning th e » i r and dad « t r« l that Mg « irrrtim « n t d e n ia n d l
| h n it not yet Mean s t a r ted
I

rubber iborU gs.”

f

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Uon. aaaertrd ht
Sunday that "th*

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Government Demands

D tE lff
\

Citrus Sales An*
. ,
Ili^h In M arkel’s 1
$1,000*000 Year

vjmparTng Ih. Kufani
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to ta l

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full courea 84« aggregate;

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T b * pretal match will b* a re
g U ar feature at tha gun dut
raagw erery month. It was re
P r i l Any .«K»ottr can eompete

la thaae regular N. R. A. mate he

fa r fUlUKationa aa to clam ami
rating- All mambar* o f tha U«
gwa can compete far tha pel re.

Humps, la mauay vale*, thl.

figure repreaswu T J pare**'

96-Year-Old Sanford

eg tha te u j payrwtL ha added.

, Woman Died Smday
BRIEFS

I
»T W. M. GLENN
“ 1 think every American riti
te a sbauld ghra to this can** &lt;&gt;f
huyiag War Bonds aa Tlbarel' * '
potalhU. and It te ear duty to
mutetelg tkis wonderful America
th d l.tb d breve men, our man of
Amdtfcai bat* m ad* possible for

th*;

SjjM)T

naval operational training base*
In Florida In piling up a largo
total of War Hands. Up la today
virtually everyone In the admlnlitrutlv* and eircullv* departmanta c f W elt a Blnclalr, the
il debar Oil Co. and th* A. H.
Oafibrtnk setup had handed ta
Frad Feats, asal.tant to Huperv|*or P. W. BUven*. a signed
pledge card (pacifying how much
reck would have deduct*! from
Ml (alary each Friday.
*1 am confidant we will Uad
a ll the real of the base* In Flor­
ida*, mid Lieut. Swlggnm ‘T h l i
- " I nbwnad not only to the Air
Bom itself but to all of Baafanl and Bemlnol* county. I um
■ore local people who knew many
of the woreare bare will help an*
cccregu them ta a u k * an lavastrem t la War Bonds."
Mr. FauU beHerod that tha
d rte r would ha a g n a t «ucmm

Ru»-

irel Itnahty"
f'H
u n o lh r r
■l&gt; i »iv| now
■• dM ark h r
mii.l ir v r n t n
&gt; Jfl U n k t
l fill in!
Th#
**f m111r v i n -

76 Percent Of Personnel At Air
Base Signs Payroll Deduction Plan
RBasil Mart me*. Ire.ser.
•f tha War Rand Cwmmltii
a t U a Nevgl A ir Base, r
parted tads* th at I U p*
cm tl.af the taeaf parerenel .
th * hare have algnad th* m ,

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ih#

iiu iii i*f V o r*
hml • aptur«*i

rant

f^plg^j.h •"*

a E h n a B H S -n i'iM
s s

tVnai

■»l*tor.-rjiL "mi import■

ih f t r atocka iralhio for g a llo n .
K ..
!w»l « if f in lir * l
U n d e r the lU M ru l • v ile m , t h r ttl|l
| r , anti
il i« Mmlt#d g a llo n a r r
d rlivrrfN l * try
o our n a li • ^aeh f illin g « trlio n h«*
q u ick f
h r Ikijt* rel ■I v aoM, and |! *rv h a i i»crn no in - , I *
Y k lo n r G*« “ ' e h U f f for ro m n ctltlo o or aptcfm l i
.
r a g # Tv»tet
ovdueBlncnta to ru a to m rr*

be awarded to
winners.
Th*
scores here ware Yonnally. 1*1
s ta r , 1&gt;4 timed, end IIM rapid
IM

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m m n iiijr I h r

fir***!

Vanguard Of WAAC
Army RcportM Today
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f I ih i , i m i n . || inity | r r n l | t i» uinnY mb I M).tX)0
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rr|H tf|ril m d iy
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i h r ur
mi* I r u r lv Huntfrt) for I n i n i r i i at t k b
tiifitarel M lill o f H U ldirlr ((lil m m v | n« |.
I-. fh r t r * r t nf I
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Kuhtlriwl
t'fflrrr-rM n di...t in lr y T h r « r I
t r.,| ■ u itlim rira ( p r l v a U t )
i
arrlvIn M i o f , tlw* W irn irti'i A r m y A m l H i r y
II rrm m n u n til (*o!|w » r r r ttn lvrw f tn #S#ck III
ssI w
e i , mhrrt 1 h r | M onti* / f - r r l « h l »riit fo u r f M k i ,
i it At h rn&gt; |» A rr * rr » p rv t i&gt; r ly
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l*» * * « rr *
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a hftM Jfhl * T ‘
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| 111 faI ••I
caullfltMMter

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w ith

IV pp. r.

were r t . i l ! ' |

(I

trinti p--tittin-* ■. re iht* leading
out nf , 11, 1c »*ll*c
They hrnnght
In Ift.dh t 1 Fvrond we, yelhiw
on mu,, amounting to I2.7MU.30 in
•air.
An
linn the ( ’allfnmla
Ch.mht i of ('ommrre* coultl jump
cn It that S22.IO worth of 'telIfornl. orange* were sold hero,
Rome of th* lc«*cr known Florida
prmlurt. »oltl at Ihr market Inclutietl chaynt*. rhlrnry. endive,
peanut hay. Ireks, papaya*, pin*,
apple*, cobbltr p o l.lo *., atallro,
•nil watercress.

■ ,

|M*i run Linur*

I Ing !nir ni|f,*l i«* f it lh#m for much

l* ! | # thf* vwi»rk | n f th r l*rh lnd lh r.R h f&gt; i
tbri-ii in pk-klnr prvvrnlDM »r*ular

rr&gt;
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celt'
rau
erio
com
licit
llvii
'

w o rk

flow

from

HF.I.AN1). July SO, DPI—Ad­
vance registration, for Iht F lo ­
rid* Baptist
Assembly,
which
opens at Stetson University Tues­
day now have reached a tots) of
777, a figure In excess of tha TM
mark of last rear, university a#,
fie ld , ware advised H.turday by
Arembly Uegl.trvr WUIterd £
Weak
Although all signs point* te •
record registration deepita Mb'
war. Weeks pointed out te a t prior
Va. July t e lw t year's assembly, ifltm

Gas Ration Area
Gets Buffer Zone

2 Die In Munitions
Plant Explosion

WASHINGTON, July 20. (AVA buffer tone of *142 counties
wwt of tha eastern seaboard ra­
tioning area was crextad today
by tha WPB In which guaeltna
CLirroN FORGE.
dailrerfaa will, be, cut 25 parreot, 20. ( « - A » exp lotion, beard tan
■tartlog Wednesday. The m m mil*., today killed twa mm and
hurt srvural In a Virginia egdnanc* works, tngagad in mskteg

, mtirUUoog-

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THE SANFORD BIRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA.

Give the Doctors a Break

ANOTHER BATTLE O F THE PYRAMID'S
1 " " ’'" " 7 T " y v — 1— — ----------------------- r r - n

With bo many doctor* entering the armed service*,
e remaining will be called upon* to expeijd auper-humaji
rta to provide proper medical care for the many civilian
la. We can depend upon our phyaJctana and aurgeona,
led as they ace In personal sacrifice, to adminlater to
last* ounce of their energy, but'even this will not* be
lelent unless the piddle snows a fine spirit of 'co-opera-

&gt; ,« a a rt&lt; o f:£ n a H a r tv*
Four miles to 8k * * i t / &gt;
hRecreation Center i
Good D u c t Floor—14 se­
lections good dance
music

Plenty of room
Food and cold drinks
Big due* every Wednes­
day eight

• * - ,

This can be done in several ways. In the first place,
e are many persons .who only think' they are sick and
would be very unhappy if their family physician waa

Knowlton’a Orchestra
Go tak e Shore Boulevard
V

od oar only guide;
’• sr« hi* crusaders
archlas (Ids by aid*.
ntJta* for ear halmst,
■Me far oar shield,

tad ta truth** own art

i&amp;ftass

■

OURS"

SKYW AY CAB
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Phone 9159
H H D t R S iiH

n°X^
part of the piihltepiny
save Uvea and certainly a lot of grief. Doctors can do only
a certain amount of work, thay are not a super man, ao let's
give them all the help we can, and thereby help ourselves.

Machines Repaired — Expert Welding

Rackets In W ar

Mill and Packlng Houae Empties and Repair Serrlce.
PAUL J . STINE and GEORGE STINE, Owpers

Mafty companies and Individuals are making, and exit to make, fat Incomes out of war and related activities
at cannot be avoided, with ao much money being spent
on production, dlalrlbutlon and service*.
But that Is no excuse for the development of rackets,
ovemment,. for excessive profit*, unneceafor milking the government,,
fury charges and icommiaalona, for payments that have the
u r r u p u u f i.
taintl uofi ucorruption.
Chairman Carl Vinson, Georgia .Democrat, of the House
Naval Affair* Committee, charged that a firm of Wash­
ington sale* engineer* appeared to have an "inside track"
in the Navy Department toward getting war business, and
that they*ar* “earning 11,150 a day’sitting here In Wash­
ington while boys were dying In Bataan, Corregidor* and

STINE MACHINE &amp; SUPJLYCO.

• f ’h ’

o n ly w eap o n ,

SERVICE ON DOMESTIC
OR COMMERCIAL SEAL­
ED OR OPEN UNITS!

W E ASK THAT YOU TRY

1.
- If you desire a 1"house visit, e*H the doctor
around eight o'clock In the morning. This is a reasonable hour for most phyiklan*. A person or child w ho'"
has a temperature of 100 degrees or over In the morn­
ing may be expected to have a higher temperature In
'the afternoon, so do not delay until you take-the afternoon temperature.
2. Go to the doctor's office when you can, thus
* saving him the time necasaary to make a house visit.
8. If you deslr* Information on the telephone, help
save his time by haying a pencil and paper ready to

ruth e a r

the ra*U

YbUR BUSINESS WILL

luring the waMIm# emergency.

last froemeb,
OedY might.

to

When * you* have trouble
» 1th year refrigerator Just
Pbuna &gt;9 and Wt U do

Recreation Center

a little more
off with a bottle of pop. Mothers must
should avoid
Intelligence about their chddrexra up
making appeals for std when a little common sense would
show that nothing serious is wrong.
There ere many other?ways In which the public can
help so that everyone can be sure of prompt medical atten­
tion wheh the need Is real or urgent The Providence Medi­
cal Association has issued a little bulletin pointing out three

ram itM ag onward,

Craas River Bridge

Refrigerator
. Service

K

Defense Force News
nr WIT. RICHARD VERNAY

“C " Company, Florida Defense
Fore*, was favored, at tt*» drtn
period, Uit Thursday evening, by
• visit from Mater David ll
Wiley, Battalion Commander of
the &lt;th Usual it n of which "C"
Company Is , * anil. Dart** bl*
stay with as, the major conducted
* very thorough Inspertkra aftha
Armory;BbIWIbs and aqutyassnl
and men. Netdlam to *ssy,. It
sivsa ua pa Uttta pleasure to
major pronoun
bU Inspcrtioiv

e n title d

IT S TIME TO CHANGE TO

TUXED O S P EC IA L

EGG LAYING MASH
Now that rays are . bringing good price*. rash In,
on tha profile-"you can gain by changing over to
Tuxado special egg-laying mash which wo acU very,
itnunihlr, f i m In today! • ---— —-

BABY CHICK TIME IS ALL THE&gt;TIMBt
SEE U3 FOR jlA BY CHICKS NOW!

W EEK LY NEWS COLUMN
. FLORIDA TOPS THI LIST
The report of the United Pro
on the Scrap Rubteor Baivsi
campaign showed that Florid
with CAT pound* por"Capita, b
the southern states ‘ ■ “ *lB lb a i ......................

re cootpteltv- frestly
taii Just ro&gt;
coming end

age Proweek te
» all Vi­

la (ceperubber,
N a t W efforts
* L t o y ifd i

War Department about your ap­
plication delay, the investigation
of an application-and sutda to the
extra garden of tha WarDepsrtmenu The thing to 4* ta to file
your application, gtr* aa complete

Virginia WoMler. U a (lotvy. Ray McDonald and tarry Nunn
become Involved wRh a gangster In tha musical ijrama “Born «-&gt;
Sing,1! showing on ths l-ergel» day biU tomorrow, at- tha local Rita.
'" W f V

Housholder
(Ceatieieed frem r*»e onsj
ur pcopl*. Them le a croal

and

now

for

your

S*J

83H te

.»rvl
Ml

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I

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THE HANFORD HERALD, 8 ANF0 R1). FLORIDA

V d i q K D A Y .'J U t Y - X V ^ U .

PA(JE THRI

i-fctoto ■«•&gt; ».&gt;«■
d“ &gt;’ *1 hobn.- *

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i In (h e morning the 0 - E. 8 ,
aw m rsrrr. I„ M. Tyre'* d(faction,
w ilt *nrv* 'rbarjc* of R M -O ta a
rri'iuv at _lbe Woman a Club.
Telephone 149 The Women'a Au* Illary a l
UA R JO R JB ROSA COODURK, Society Editor
llolv Ordnr Church. tinder - t k i
direction nl Mr*, F. A. D y**e,
will «&lt;naor *rwln* In lira a n
Crine Room during th« * ( l i ra 00*1
rtoy* and gifl* of Junior' HlfK
School a re ara tubed lo meet at
dhc Wotnan'a Club a l 10:10 A. J ( .
, i Mr. and Mra. W. T . Whaeleaa
John F r - m o n wm
Th
I„ p. S S S i ,ArYlM i of t i . '
wen Ttalting frk n d l In Sari font
ga^rdfcy.
________
,
i ba glad to knew that ha M re- y-,r it Methodl.t Churcb will hara Im ihtl
TIM* in ■ tlecrtaiBri
covering nicely from an nine** at ltl ^ U r builneaa and aoelal
... meeting at the homo
of Mr*. Conned activity.
Mtaa Geraldine Klgney D tlait- M» home on Magnolia Avw. »
WEDNESDAY
. * "
. ...
Virgil Smith, 423 W e*t EighteenIng le r roolber In Cocoa for a
Mra. Grady Duncan and MU. th Street at Rd&gt;Q P. M. with
Sr wing in th* Red Cruaa Room
few day*.
________
‘
Norma Jaan Seyar-returned Sun- Mr*. Itoacoe Tar lor a* cohoatc**. at the Woman'* CluD will he unday
from
Canon,
Ga.'
and
filter
The
YWA
of
the
P
in
t
B
ap
tiit
drr the direction of Mra. R jy
Mr. and M l*. O. P . Herndon,
Jr . and Robert Wllatm ip en l Sal- town* In Georgia where they. vl»- Church will met at the home of T ill.! .hiring the morning.
llni
relative*
and
friend*.
Mi**ea
Elitabelh
ami
Gladyt
PipunUy In Uaytona Paoeh,
________
pin al 7 KX) P. M.
HAPPY IlIRTttDAY
Mb* Wllhelmena WDbolt of
The lloipital and Recreation
. Mr. and Mra. W alter L thru per
and their aon, LcBay. aralvUlV* Philadelphia, Pa. arrived PthU r Committee will have a lewon on
to (pend about tw o1 month* wltn hoipital ethic* at 8 :0 0 P 3 I. at
Ing rrlatlvea In S ta rk *.
her parenl*. Mr. and Mr»j A I the Red Crn*a Hradquarterv on
. ,
p‘" t Street.
Ulya Muriel ltncx returned Pit* WleboJU ’
- i
.
1
TDKSDAT
•
*
day from CUarwaUr where »ne \
'&gt; Mr. and Mra. W. &gt;0. Sheldon
Senford cituena are a*ke&lt;l by
vUltad frienda fo r a few day*.
Saluida)
•
ipent a few doya la*t week in ihe minlaterial aaaoclatlon to i&gt;bI illlr I s r HohamtunMaditon vliltlng their- daughter *rrve two mhiutea o f prayer eaun
Mr.; Alwr WalVer.. *
R, P . Roelk bat relumed to
hli how# in Mobile. Ala. aftgr
llarri* Evan*
_'
Dori* Evan*
(pending a few day* here.
Angel, Ecgena liarriaon, D«h Hack,
Thrum Thurapaon
•on, Al Rabum, Jarne* Ridge. JewToday
Mra. J . I*. Child re arrived Sun­
McCaalin, Hilly Fleming, Gecnpi Phillip M. Vickery
day from Montgomery, A l*. where and Johnny Mendenhall, of Or- Sp.-er, Billy 1‘ark. Bobby Park
Hulirrl WiUon . _
11rvli&gt; were l&gt;a guaata of Mr. and ami Charle* Park.
sh« vDited relative*.
Mr*. E. M. Swalm ygftonlay.
Mr. and Mm. E. U. ItaruUll left
Mr*. G . H. Putnam.
today for Jone* farm , N.C. where
t*. w rv .T m tm g . mi**
they cwill ipend a nionlh'a vacag and George Edward
&gt;ent .th * week end in
leich.
•
v M in V crg a re t RelU left l**t
weak to ipend a vacation
In
Mba Marjerie Newman la At
DoUw Perry, N, V. a* the gueit
tending Mataey’a Ilualaett Collrgr
of her tlator.
in Jadtonvill*. Mia* Newman 1*
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&lt;1
Mr*. Carlyle Hulun o f Atlanta, living with her Aunt, Mr*. II. E.

Social Calendat

Personal,

,J i r h f r ew a JajU . | k a t * a ~ . y

*

Scrap Salvaging? tlu h 'Wn*. E . B ; Laney Is '^o
Will Be Offifat0?ed ^ffostesa At Bridge

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.
, U r t II. I
: l t n \ L Jl- U ney vnirrtmtnnl i
I
A
nunbr#
o
f
hrf
friend*
*1
t&gt;ii.ljrr
, j* o . |j,,
• sir »rfip itrirt, tha Rrcr*au«&lt;\ 4
Tfoltfday
t
l
hW
horn#.
205
K««i
|
ir&gt;vi#v
\j
Oouneft of the Divlglovi of Hdrnt.
amt Community S#^rtec_of . I t e [U
[ fhtM VtS Sttaet. /
Refnjiiolf County IK *
ril it nuking all bn; ra arxt cllta k M 'S h a ria d»l*ie* carrird mil «
aho will attend J unior f l i r t pilrTolK motif, a)&gt;o thr h.*ml
whlrS !«&lt;»••
School p a ll year to meet at Lhe pglnWU'bridge
Woman’* Club butldlnf, Tuevtay • tiny American Klar
at Hi-30 A.M. to form a club to )Mr». L. R Spencer amt Mr.
au irt In aalraflnB metal*, fat*, J . C. H ln ln i won httch ...&gt;rr
annlcn rcrap*, uaed clothlnic or priica aixT Mr* J. () l a w , *n.| I’M ,
,i,,| ,|aUirhi
any other afilelea wanted by lhe Mr* l|. O M IcN rlr wrrr
f ri* «
M. '* , M.
Thom*
l&gt;»(rn*e CAundl and war relief
Swingle and Mr». J . 1. Inrl.v hrlJp
oricanltatiena.
were winner* of Scrtan..
(v .
At weekly, meetlnya when 'ha J-Mra. L. C. Taller, M e t i
' “’A .,
.crap will be turned In, a dr- _
______
__ Slaur™t tt m ' ^
UlWina
and_ __
Hit*
frn.e *tamp will he preaente.1 In |er *•• ‘tiled A
tb*- ‘hOtfi in m*n&gt;my I
Mr*,
lie l«ijr or girl who turn* In the i Miftd et&gt;gr»« to the followuif
lari;eat amount. At the conrlu- rtieeto: Mr*. W. L C'ooiwt. Mr* ding tl
Mol. of the bualneaa meMiny. R. A. Newman. Mr*. Gr*irxi A ‘ with «
there will be recreational aetlTl- DeOotl**, Mr*. ‘ II I . I*i,rk(in, * cor*
Mr*.
fornplan, Mr* II W nltrndi
t x . airanyed for the tnemlier.
Mr*. 0 wirin' llanlvn,! Horv i
Ml** lAury Koumlllat and Mi** Kotkrr,
Mr*.
W,
G.
Firming. Mr. A I. ’ ,lre*.
tilcla Dyaon will auiierrlae the
Mr.
oryaniutlcn of the rluh and lla I/O*. ,Mr*. W I. Morgen. M •
lorriiWn will arlert a name at Daliy Knot, Mr*. J M Simr t)r.,i ur
the (lr*t meeting
fJ plS r , . i L " W “ Z" fl,ry M'* In* I-'
The awarding of definae alamp*
Alia Mr*. I.. I* I I . gen Mr. ' “- S " ’
will liegin with the flrat rmel- II. E . Morrl*. H r. A &gt;1 Ihll
Imi and the two young, girl* who
I,bm r charge of the tlub’a nrgnni. ------------------------------ -------------------iit r 1
mu.&gt;n ho|w&gt; that a large numlwr '*&lt;Mlgrr to help in Iht* w »r **fim i
and
hfcre
a
time
toifrth«r
home
.1 Uiy* and girl* will report,
Jn co n nect lo b

w ith

lb « ; viulaitu

Penelope Tliomus Ami
William Pulver Wed

Mrs. Dukes Honors
SiHter, Mrs. Boh
Mtiiitirlrvii' hri M*tri, lira. C at- /|-j
Ijrlr 111den of \tUnt*, i,a , Mrs.
I K liiike*. ii left -i *Med a if roup . - S
»»f hr r friend* with
bridge
r
party at hn h.««ur »m FIn*t Twetiai
Neth S liw l Kn-lnv .ifternoona
kl the e**t'.
*»f l&gt;ridg%% v
Mi* Williuin \\ I* * and Mra, D* :j
i»n \\ a.iV '»•■ Mrir award*
*d high iiii-1 *inMii l high score * %
1'iiif* , r.*-i»e.ti*dh
The hoatess J
pr* u« iiti&lt;a! he i ' •* I *i with a g ift
•* nn
»*f tlip occasioi;.
Mi* Clyde Kh-w.-r i*f Tort Or- *
iiig* «mn at 'fin 'll', (irtvr
the P mhii*
the Dukrt realdiitre urn- d*n«rntni with ar-?
f tihire men! * •1 ■‘immet ganlfti
f lnwera and lfn hi‘*1&lt;*4* M*rvrtj g
*(iIjt«I cntifpr ti* ' im (Mfiia
inviteil ti*
" 'ill thr honour -3
*. i -i *»*••.
It It Crumley,
Ml* IhiiinM I lr.-&gt;
%|rw. Jae&lt; j
W *■■i , 5IIr- \t iiiI*ii**■. Mra* Wcotey
•**»•! Mr* Mowerrol muitard
of pul roaat
A will give

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E. Duke* a t their Iwup un E**V
. Twentieth Street.
_

Mr. and Mr*. U C. Tilley
and young
daugller,
Cathlyn
Mra. B e r t* Breeden and M in Amt, have returned to JfrkaonThelma Turner h a v # returned ville a flrr vliltlng Mr. and M n.
from a three week*1 vacation In E. II. taney for a ihort time.
Richmond, y * ^
Mi*f EDI* Parley of Dublin,
Mr. and Mr*. W. G. Sheldon G*. arrived Friday to «l&gt;*nd a
•pent yevtanigy . In
tonutad* month her* vliltlng her mother,
l.aach *■ the r u n t * of Dr, and Mri. W. P. Brook*. 417 Weal
’ Mr*. W. F. B roylt* o f Umatilla. Second Street, and her aiiter*.
Mra. Ilanry l^e and M n. Jack
Lloyd L. lla rv ry .' J r . rcturne.1 Wilkina.ni.
to New Smyrna Beach Saturday
CapL r h a r ln H. River*, wbe
after vtailing hla parents here
I* ilatlnnrd with the U.S. Army
for a few daya.
I If f t * I Curp* al Camp Slaw irt.
Mm. S to ll* P. Arrington ia Ga., vlttlNl Mi alitor and broth
vial ting her »*&gt;n, B rlrg * Arring­ rr-In-law, Dr. amt Mm. Harry S.
ton. in Gnrdele, G«. tor about a W o«lruff, recently.
week.
•
Mia* Uldalyn Trutoek left
fur Charlotte, N.C
Dick Curry fif Savannah. G*. Saiurday
arrived Friday to ipend a few where she will visit her sister
week* with hi* eouiln. Delote* Cecrlla, for a few days, enreutu
to Ulanta, H.C. to apend a faw
weeka with retatlvea.
Mm. R, U. tlfulrhlfon and her
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4 l;,
mu, Jn#* liuycr, hava lclu m n l
Mr. and Mr*. H- K . R atliff and
from Daytona Beach where they tle ir two children. Karl and Jean,
■pent a month'* vacation.'
have returned Home after * two
week*' vocation in Buffalo.* N. Y-.
A W. Lee baa r t turned .from flt, Thomaa, Canada and Detroit.
Hub* Sound wham hn has been »ruh.
working for the paat af feral
Mr*. }.• It. Dyaon, who ha*
week*.
hern the house g u fit of Mr. and
Mr*. Rupert I'erry and Her Mr*. W.. R. Dyaon for , arvrral
email dauafiler have returned to day*, left Saturday for Monyue,
WII*on; N.C.- aflrr vDJUng Ur. N.C. w h a rf-sh e will, join her
budiand, Lieut.
Ueut. _l)yi
Dysoti, who la
aad'Mr*. E. Klntaw,
i
»
buiharul,
stat|one«l there,

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T ltr r c i* enough iro n am i »terl o n fu m t* n lo n r, il or.r.1
with o th e r in u te n u h , to tn u k r;

Twlto as m an y b atlio th lp t at thara
uro in tha w hofa w orld tod ay , or

d Mr. and Mr*. W. II.
SfRMPitusTr- w|.j.!,«a.«ra
I«hr*ted the flnt wadte
with
Mra. Hubert William* and bar
n u g daughter. Do re thy Jewn,
of Ora age City are stalling Mr. ty Sund

and Mr*. W. It. Btewait.

• Mr*. Rlehaid Bradshaw, ha* re­
turn*! to her hams In Bt. Petoraburg. Her brother, Gragery Klitlaw, areompanled her and will be

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Irsarytof Mr. aad Mr*,
holt:
a dinner par-

R.* Earl Kipp attended a meet­
ing of the ’affieiaU of the Florida
M utation AaacwtaUon in Oaiftt*vilt* today. Mr. Kipp rvpreaantod
Ike . Department o f Elementary
Principal* of which he I* prvifr V*

*A crisis cJlst* in mu v i production program which i .o
be solved only by tnc -patriotic vooivroticiM of iii.
{American people.
* We ape faced with a serious shortage of »tcel scrap,
lubber and other vital material*.Tld* shortage must be filled.
.) By"*crap" we mean the ordinary-Jtink wiuch today i*

“ • • A n n Wiggins,
Inw Martha Pwrthr*
,noi. Uarolyn Boyd^
4 " Dorothy Rungs,
Raney J s Gonsalei.
Mra. Jo e Gdntalaj

lyron fltovvn*. John

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basement*, attics nml garages. of hnturs mfll slu m
throughout the countiy.

Tha tl&lt;4| I n C u f t r y o p r r a fM on ill* b ( l i i l o f h a lf- a n d
Agl/—s h f U f SO p e r c e n t m e t a l f r o n t p ig iro n a n d SU
par ran t rameltcd e c r a p motet,'
‘ th rra fa ra , a b o u t SO /n r ta n t .p t t v t r y ta n k, entry

ship, tvary s u b m a r in e
endetaat,

und

apery gun i i niada o f ecrap

tc Steel industry has been rapidly stepping up its
uctibn—from 67,000,000 tana In 1940 to a recordking 83.000,000 tons in 194L Production in 1942
J _E* I A I 1
f tf-m.
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to get production
ady obciKl
of 1941, but wc
0,000,000 tons—a
the Industry’s full capodt)
combined
equal to the output of
mot be attained or inbis volume o f production
ad unless an additional 6, 1,000 tana of scrap iron
Steel if obtained promp^
V ^ ‘
re are faced with tiie fact at some gtecl furnace*
j betn allowed to co o l d&lt;*4 nd that many o f them
from tiny to
uf h«Ad to mouth, due
dytothelockoracnp, ,
itlcal. In spite of the
The rubber situation it
tinuiag newdfor Urge

^Srur lS^hand,

fr

u i$ a

lo ca l

eh m ritia t

and

civ ic

w n r iiu n l i i u r *

i s tn u d e h y m c . i t m

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1 . Ptg Iron (uie&gt;ut
2 . S cra p g e n e ra ta d In th e s te e l plant in tl*o:
ptlMCaa of llrrlin u k iiig (about 7 5 % )

Wc m.-.v H.ive in every gtgte n Stnte Salvage Committee
of vi lui.tcrt; working directly umlrr the (nvernor.
Hint, i ‘.!ie»c state committee* we imvc county com­
mit i es mid local committees. We Imve i]&gt;ccuil uulusinal
•' cj.immticcs working with e»ccutivcs of pliantw in 421
Industrial renters.
In ru ral communities we hav e the C ou nt y W in B o ard s.
These committee* con tell you thr &lt;|uukc*t wny to
gel your Junk into action.
In liehair of the governor und the state committee
we urge every committee to orgumsc itself into u huud
of "Salvage Commando*.'!
You can either aell your scrap to a Junk dealer or you
can give it to a charity, which in turn will sell it to a
Junk dealer who performs pn honortnnt functurn by.
iCTti Itf tl1.'1 fAi Ir?^ if, p a c t m g dI uml shipping
io'ihe
- right place.
Wt

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li.yftliri

L o cu tio n anil c o lle c tin g th i* acrap is goins to rrt|tiire n
ctiiiv n ts o f e v e ry h a u te o m l ev ery farm . £u «n o n e a id
ih o V rf w i l l h t l p m a k e 4 h a n d g r t n a d t i .
W e h a v e set u p t h e m ach in e ry fo r this, hut it u n o t
p c ifc il
It is it p ro b le m th n t r a n h r lir k n l in ily hy
At nrricu n m o u r c c fu ln e s i, A m riu -im o rg aiu riitiu it u ln lity ,
•Ainci icun m uscle an d A m ericu n will tu win

Mra. A , Wlvbolt. Mit*
i ft It bolt, Mila I jd la

arrive Wri*lne»d*y from Washing-

Thr

E n o u g h 2 0 0 0 - p o u n d b o m b # fo d r o p
fh r o o p o r m ln u ta fro m b ig b o m b * rt
i m a s s a n t i y f o r m o rm t h a n t h r a a y a a r t .

Hotf fa n you iKtp* f/ic answer if on Ihit pofje. I hope
every' American ciii/co will rood It and act on it.

HOW SCRAP IRON AND ST EEL' CO TO WAI

3 . Scrap p u rch ased from o u tsid e Junk sourC M

fallout J5%)
tV r Ii-ivc pli-ntv o f im ii ore to i:&gt;ukr 'H r pig i-• i riemied.'
11mi mu lui nn, r* upri al r fuller wtim t lit n i* 1*1* 111y uf *crap
to ini* willi (hr ]ug m m .
T in* su rnllnl "»rrn|»" which (;•*■* int.i the furnaces to
nuiki ih r *lrrl for tm ik i. &gt;hi|i« nml gun* i* mtuully refined
•terl —with iuo*t im pu rities rrntove.l Somt uf the finest
i|uuhty ttecls urc mode 100‘,’q fiym iciu p ,
.
,1
The

mm nml Heel »i rn|i whirh you m lleet is luHight by

11 . m * l mill* fr&lt;nii k . i up dculci i hi r * i u blish ci guvci iimerit*'
i . mui idled pi lies.

Throw YO U R scrap into the fightl

J U NK n e e d e d f o r W a r
Scrap Iron and Stool

o rg a n ita lio n r

to cooperate with the Local Salvage Committee tmd
devise a plan of action and collection.
H'a urgw tha scrap d o a ltr to coo)&gt;erntc a* fust us lie
■ can in the collection arid Shipment of materiul*.
IY« d rg t in d u lir ia l iuoeuffae* to appoint Salvage
JilanagenwhohavebGfhthcrrtponsibility and authority
. to Mlvage obaolete njachlneiy, tools ami die*.
y f d u rge apery fa n n e r and tva ry hausehofJer in
America to a c t k^atKe. *
f , ' ;G o over your premiat* with a fine tooth comb. If you
have already turned In your scrap, look again—you’ll

probably find
;h of your own to warrant
someone coming aflettfiTform a neighborhood pool,
tik e It yoursdlfto tW giearSttcoliection point

If there Is *n

or boilee hi your basement too

This is a People’s Job
is something yeti can do without interfering with at
I t is not enough to^pile up a little jituff.and a p ect
jcmebody to oam eanX K tit. Most of th« work is being
done b f patriotic volunteer* with inadequate facilities.'
■They Wed yourhelpTnjrollectlng scrapTriateriel.liv the
td lit getting 1t to the light
l« f

an addithnai
ities of riaber, o

sThe^situotUnJss
ss*

sfttU til fur tAhkt* ihlpR* cun t— a ll iw v l.ir*':• uieJI « n u i u/ war,

Of/ior M eta ls—R ubber-flnua

—Manila R op e—Burlap Boa*

MrrJoJ to make bctnhe, fuses, t liu e ilu i, |Juui, llrr* for Jeeps,
L~» ii—ki, Uu(a(* balloeiu, pvachut* Safes. —n JU t*.

HOW TO TURK IT IN

obligation to ell e f our

IttleMt**'ieen't halp. but
Id thou tenge en d million l
\teln o frew fnetarlel which *
ff.T *

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Your help ti needed now. j
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tell to a Junk dealer . . . Ohs ta a charity . . . Taka It
yauraeif I* nearest cattoctian paint. . • ar cansult y*W
Lecal SaMte CMnmlttaefk m e 470
II yau lire art a (arm , pbana ar writs yaur Cawnty Woe
Baard tr tanault yaw farm Inplament easier.
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M tsn M i l —Aflrr they have itl'C M l-t V a n t o d wnjy In
•rind mutgMM raatopq oea,
eioe* to def in n in g
Utrato lot* a large tin can end i P tip le . as enwountod 1 ^ 4 %
till toyounbetodnirrafter jrwa :M S T I M K S-N ew W o o ly *4

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C a•r d s _T a k- e 2ii Yankees (/rush
F r o m D o d g ers' White Sox Twice
O f Brooklyn

NEW YORK. July
0 V » -{
Thr New Y»rk Ynfiki-r* a oii.nl j
up tlirii hfimr ■ f«rt&lt;l
thef
Wc*lrrTi rllL* with o
of
power )'e-ler*l*&gt;,
lh?
rh lrsifn White Sot ill l»»th fivU
of .1 It uMt header, !* 2 *»»*! 12-0,
to !»*» *t their wmtiing *fte«k to

THE O LD HOME TO W N
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MUD H O LE A N D

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W H IT E S H O E S
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SU N D A Y D R E S S S P O T S R E M O V E D ]
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S O ^ - JU N IO R .P M V E Y

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8T. LOUIS, July 20.
OPi - ■stretched (hr Y.rihr.-.' tmerwun
ten
Lowering
darkness m a n t l e d ' ••r * * u* »»«&lt;&gt; f'" " '
Sportsmen's Perk bui not
tha t * * J('nmk Ibir *y chalked up hi*
drama unfolded in the l lth inning ninth piii lung rirtury
one
Of ft double hfailer nightcap between the Cardinal* and
the ilrfrii! In the njirmr, ■&lt;at ti l illg
Brooklyn
a* nine KI t w h i l p foliar ley (Red)
l/m Dodger* Sunday
Outfielder Knot Slaughter lofted Huffing hiafiked the White ,S*I
ft home run Inside trie park to on four •nfriie* H tIm- *ft*rpi«re
victory and dmvr in four tulltro on two
•ingle* and a Hirer run h mer.
tefore 34,443 fan,.
Hoilir 11en* *Iry. a |»o wa* signed
The Card*, striving in narrow
the rap between the Iraaur-lratl- by the Yank* ye«tet«l»Y after
In* Dodferi
and themaelvre, Catcher lltnldy H tar Jump*il the
crabbed a T to (I triumph frnm club, caught ImiiH game*
The
Blaughler'e unusual clime a punch veteran, relt*a«ed Kt ida&gt; by the
to mate with the easier, K io 6 Cinrinruiti llr*l* after hatting only
rerdlet they acquired In the open­ .113 this *ea*on. appeared at the
er.m M
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j
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, plate eight of fir la! time* in ihf
P it* R * i..r, • « D « J* .r out- I
and l.ankcl five hit*.
fielder, w ,i Injurwi altem ptlnt ■
The Yank* went (*• w«*ik or* Hill
pne-hend catch of
Slaughter's Dirtrirh in the fir*l inning of the
blow, Ha craihetl Into the right
. eenterflald wall after It apjiearml opener, ai t h Red Rolfe -mucking
be had” made"the' catch, "and"the I hi*. tj ftl' _
..... In - v "
ball dropped free, lie
taken I I»"'■ J "r IhMaifirto hltlirnr hi. 14th
to a hospital. Therexlent of M . , * f ''&gt;e &gt;e«i »»«!■ « -&gt;■«*• - '- e r d .
Inlurlee la not known
The
double
victory
: H o s to il
Iln iY C S
D rO O
with Incidents rertellny the i.lsjr I
...
.
ora' tonaeneee—bonsted the (a r.l*
2. 1 IllN
I 0 1 IT lltC H
within all wames of llrooklyn In j
the National laafu e Htantllnr*
I'llTN U I ltl.ll, Ji.lv
1.1*1—
I'lmlra
broke

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Ted Williams
Hopes To Cop
Triple Crown

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M A t'o R d o o l i t t l e t o o k
Q U I C K A C T IO N A f®A I N S T T H A T
M U D H O L E O N V/NE S T R E E T
OOFTRIQWT, 1M&gt; anwi rgaTl^M ■TUCHem A* wftatD
ih h w h
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Williams •ho posted a gaudy
.404 batting fnark
rV last eeaaon.
loves to talk about hittin g—parIkularly with Harry llallmann,
former Detroit slugger, and nn.v
a radio sportaeaator there Hell-

ship's buoyancy but doe not dowg
It, and bullet holes may be y*/
paired durlnc ft If hi.

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No Rubber Available
For. Beverage Truck|

"A O t t l t Cm r t — M tm ty

Great Boston Hitter
Led In Batting And
Homers Last Year
nr non b r o b g
BOSTON, July 20. &lt;WW&gt;Thumpin' Ted W lllisma, who hit*
to h r * and lire, to hit, think*
Uii* r « « r hall win lh * American
lu p in triple batting crown h# *o
narrowly mlieed l u t auaon—niul
maybe hit ortr .400 ■fO n.
Nq American lerguer ha, won
the triple crown— led the leagu*
hi Sitting. I oma rune and runs
batted tn~ elnce I» u Gehrig acimp
compllahed
the feat In 1024.
Wtlllllams, allm a h in e r of the
Boston Re&gt;i Sea, baeMully admilled he mlaht
'cocky
but he Insisted;
"lloneetlr, though- I think Hi
lead the Ira rue In hiltinr. In
1oma rune end In rune batted in.
That's my bJrreat n a il—next to
■ pennant for the Rad Sox—end
I think I o n do IL
“You know, I foot lh a l I ou«ht
to a c t a hit ererr time I go to
bat, and while that probably sounds
•Illy, that • i'i* kind of confidence
I like to hart. If I hit like blares
from now to the end of the
•on, maybe I can hit over .400
again. Harry ”Ilrilm ann think*

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MORE FIRM S BLACKLIHTP.I)
WASHINGTON. July 20, (Ah
The gorornipont laet night ad.le.1
&gt;U foreign firms In Latin Amerl
« . Europe and Alia to It* alraady lengthy blacklist, the Htste
Dopartment announced
AID RUSSIA
MOSCOW. July
21).
xln
end British lank,
Unlitad Stales
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troll as planet, have brer,
wn by the R u s s ia n s into the
of tho Don vslley, it was
today.

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Sinking: Of 25 More
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• k Ii1 ■till on th • flrai U v m la r In
A u f u-*'t, A . D. 1141, Ii«1 n.i| Ik * 1rd
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oat block,
Send truer application fo r WAR
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DAMAGE INSURANCE thru
oompuling Males, paper
C. M. Boyd A Co. rh«n« 178-J.
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WASHINGTON, July ED. on
—Tire rallonln* rule* wera r*.
vieed Sunday to prevent beer, soft
drinke and other “unseeentiir
trucks from cettin c new or r».
capped tire* after July 28.
%
Also rut from tho ellcibility
list by action of the Office of
Price Administration
were ■(]
nrlrateiv operated trucks carry
Inf akhollc boreraxaa, tohscro.
randy. Ilower*. _fora, radios, ror^
fe-tlnna musical Instruments
other luxury goods—unless ths
fia.ilinr of aiteh Items la only In
rldcntahlo the main service per­
formed by the truck.
Only truck* engaged In errvices “essential to the war ’ (■
fort or to the public Health s n F
i afety" will be entitled to new
tires or reesps after the rffre
lit dats.

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lt ' HtgUe'e
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AKIMIN. O. July 2U. (WW| wluW b*
m rybodjr, I'm better average until the rurlyglm! in b« here.**
iil.'ed,
23-ytsr-old
WIIMami Alrplsne bases In the clouds and
turned the trick last year.
flying gesulin* stations may be
"Hellmann Insist* th a t I'v* got developed to give the Navy great­
to believe In myeelf, that If 1 er striking power In its war on
By RALPH WARNER
airm ll rfiiw tl itf
don't, no one else w ill," Ted said. the wing
Kllilr Kli'f« 1H e fiifilh inrilng
“But I not only believe in mylighter than Aircraft experts
ifmililr, ti Ibiiif in tv*»■ mslr*. |irt»Whltnry
Martin. acc
Wide hoy-windowed, graying gonl* wh..
sitf, I try Io do som ething about envision huge dirigibles, capable
vieirdl lh** Rue* lliPii fiMt-grmr Worbl fiilumni*!. who ii funnier »r» pointed out to strangers with
Municipal Court docket*
for IL T hat'* whr I try to hit as of carrying broods uf bombing
inurgin, u ’lilr Viirp |i&gt;MEggio't Ihin his first n«mr arvt com
such remarks
‘Therw’s J a n l * i. sessions last a n . were com­ often as I can. why I'v * always planes, that could be used as
burner hi a nmlh *af lh»*
blnra hi* humor with penetrating llowdydow
Boy.
what
a third parative by light. While ease* fol­ got a bat In mv hand*. That, lou, ■ky (-iris and refueling stations
gi vr H •* I'liHtri it Miiiniri|f ala rt • purfA re m a rk * , ha* rm n r up w lln
E f, Duke*, drunx and dis­ is why I take calisthenics In thr to vupplemmt sea esrriers.
Iwasmin hr was
Could h»&gt;- low
tiiwanl ih**ir un *nlr*l (Humph in
orderly conduct, |I6 bond ce- morning to strengthen my hinds,
lb-signer* here have submitted
idea that rouhl havr lieen made the majors easy If . . '
lh** riiirhl* &lt;|' r iU»*'l 111 I hi* rhi| tif
tierted; Jack Elite, drunkenets. wrist*, arms and shoulder*."
to He Navy clans fnr a rigid air
"These heal beri.es still ha.«' I l l bond estreated; and J . M
thr r i /hi l lu SiiM'Uv
Rnh "'born" f&lt;r Nnnfnrd
Almost
skinny,
with
only
170
ship »f 10,000,000 cubic
feel
Thi* ulra, which i* a* simple thair following, and the cltixen. Watson, running red light, |6
Klmifr*
t-«*i in111e-iI ilia IImvma
pounds on his six-foot three and r a j welly nearly half again as
l»t11 futir h r - if, the* * - 1nu run- a* n hall gamr, muM br blllll would l.irn out In droves to *re (Kind estreated
one-half inch ■'fame, (lie left - largr *• the Akron and! Macon,
up ti* »l t r a c t a cruwd . f uver a them perform again, even If the)
Other cases wera Johnnie Rob­ hsnded powerhouse neverthslesa and rlxHil 3.000,00(1 rublr feel
thuutairiniii tu t h r lull park M a y b e knew
their home-grown
Itai-r inson. vagrancy and two charge* posassea th a f t rung a r m s and sln- larger than (he IIImtcnburg, Ger­
V A S(&gt;rr r won Id Imp Inleretled Buths and Ty Cobbs would have of petit larceny, sentenced a total *wy
w r t e lg —plua
b e t t a r - lh in man gullath of *11 dlrtgiblee. All
I dMi ( t r u m p I k
O n In it fur it rut!Id easily m u lt in
to l&gt;e fielded hy an am bulant of I fid daya; Joe nrown, drunken­ perfect eyesight—that
combined of these slips met dtsaslef
ihr pair of a frw huntlrr«t dub crew after almut two Innings.
ness and &lt;n*&gt;jrderly conduct |I0 ■re considered ^y baseball men as
"mother*1 ihip »f (Hlj «it«
lar* in War Rlatiipt
Or maybe
"The . Id-timers would tw match and costa or 30 days and |I6 and retponiiMe for hit h attin r bHI- wouM cari-y 10 Rttack bomber*
Conch
Whllry
McLucas
of
the
coals
or
46
daya;
Paul
Parker,
LUnce,
i *n»i would operEte In ronjuncllon
e^ against the local town team
ITTTSlirK G H July 2d. ./V) ,
Wits e _#I h r4LA
e t -year m a j o r leag u e i w tl&gt;i u ib rr n a v a l u n lU at eea. l u
Kir •t Ilnae-Nintl [,mi lifflllji, Ilf the 5porla Hivlflorf &lt;if a fub-ejinmlt' of high aehool tram, which would disorderly conduct, 116 eatrwatad. __—__
aWUlllara*
m i l .s .. Le_.1_\
I|-fUIK|in„ * would
SS abe .to put
. . i IU
l l__
K
Johnson,
Operating
an
auto
average
of
.366,
booeled
loadi
tee
«n
the
original
committee
hove
its
own
following,
and
when
Itn*li&gt;n lir-sVs*. u i* hit mi tb^
It could be you've got the old-time fans and I without light*. 12. A coats o r 10 his total home run output to 91 0f pUn*s within ring* of the ob­
Irfl Mdr of the fare uitb a would put It over
J*"’
days; Will!* llo ll. Improper park- last season wllh 377 round-trip- jgguv, l t ,pc«dl|y as poaaibl*.
|iil&lt; hi*i| bull Si|fi»lAk m the fir«l ■ponanred l»y any civic or eharl- the youngsters Interested
|n Ii, ,nwed and maneuverabil­
inning isf ihe Pitlihurg'i Bn ft on ty organivation with a little trou- g it the town pretty wel blankst ]n* ■"&lt;). df! s lnfr t ’ ,lt% u l , l^ ' pern, hlgh for both leagues, and
|6. Bond eitd .’ Os* 11 Dtvls, Dls drove In 120 run*—only five few ity, the airship haa certain advant
fifiuhle hrAilrj fcfjil h«t| tl» I*#* ra f hlr\ but very little eipenaf.
rd
orderly
Conduct,
|
&amp;
A
cos
L
a
or
16
•r
than
the
leading
total
batted
leadir
tagrs
over surfaca rarriere, Its
rlnl off tl e f i**ht tm ■ itrrlrhpr
If |&gt;r..j&gt;cr|y played up. Bftnford
"Callahan's hire Is that, with
by th* New York Yaakeea' proponents argue.
T-t i|i Sfkkefl thrvw n f r * l boll
■ tnwp that haa alwayg t-«eh the rubber shortage, gaa ration­ day*. Willi* John JXikea, |10 A
iMaggio
cots
or
20
daya;
Eol*
Law,
f
10.
Jo* IK _____
Captain C. E. of Kotendahl,
•houMrr high ReiapU -ih| he* active in aporta of all kind* and ing and one thing and anuther,
* costa or So daya: Glbue, Joshua,
Failure to win the rune-bsttad
the m g hl (si i r n i|i via* limit inir for now has aporta of no kind—
-would the cltlsena aa a whole can’t go AaaaulL 916. Bond Estd.; Emma In title Cf-st him th* coveted triple Navy dirigible expert, two year*
ago
said the alrihlp could travel
A ITIIVis Kt1.il1 at ept&gt;ei| III A frw •wrnr liar1 the dirhanJi by- bocklng far for their entertalnmmt, and
l e e , Gibbs, Disorderly Conduct, crown, however. But at mUlsea- much, lerther than any airplane,
Inr'I’*"* THr Im II hit (irrmp in •urh »n rvn.i.
Anyway, hero's that whila allitar contests between Continued; and Lola
U tt-lmer, son this year, Williams was far much faster than any surface
I hi* ahiMlllIrt AiiiI thffl &lt;lflf|.4H(esf Whitney I wonder wh*L his mldmajor league teams and similar llninkcneea, Ktreight Ml day*— le front In drlslnr term mates vetael."
Aj/ATnul I hr* left ■l«|r tif h is chin
dlr name Is I Martin;
across the plate. *)•&lt;■ In horn*
evrnts
In
thickly
populated
cen
suepended.
"A surface cruleer Is generally
T h e m ill in Jut i fmj ml by | h * l
'Here's *n Me* for raising ter« are fins, the only way lh*
rune. Only his betting average, oapable of about three der’e euellvnl nrui Wnanrr wm a rorituil&gt;.n
(till a eight for aore eyes, wax tainod speed of 30 kneta” he
ur Ihr If f i
A brier will l*r rhxilty funds that's so simple average fan can enjoy (hem Is
off the 1941 pace.
commented at that lima. “Carry­
Their own
pul «m the ]»«. but K*» will mil be n't practically t moron, and yet by remote control.
ing 10 superior attack bombers,
lrken I m h lu&lt;*pltal, thr ilorlnr* with * little ant-hill co-operation personal all-star gamrs, with their
H1AME8P,
PUT
T
o
WORK
the 10,000.000 cubic feet airship
..n
the
part
uf
the
r
It
liens
would
neighbor* competing, give them
AMIII
at a crumnp apaad.of 60 knot*,
( By AtaeeleleC Press)
•mputate them from ■ goodly an active Interest.
Tha linking of 26 allied mwr- *■ BERLIN, July 20, (From Ger­ or 60 land mjlea per hour, could
•um. pilnlnaly.
WHAT! NO IIKNDKILHON
"The Lexington game match**
man Broadcasts) Ju ly 20/ (Ah— cruise noD-'stop for 10,000 mU**.M
ubi
" It
sproutod as.
In «tho
black. the local |U|n
aw
eg-iwwsws.
•*
IM WRISIlUt
high ■•.HUVI
aehool IVW
team
against chant ship* b/ enemy submarinw*
T h li speed would enable tha
PANAMA. Panama, July ifii, hatehnl nogglng of Charley C al-'th e old timer*, and the advanc# In the western Atlantic with tha Under a new decree requiring
i/7h Will
r*«atin*g a liullai I than, a gangling young man who sale Indicate* a bang-up crowd. lose of more then 140 teaman every Siam ese to work, the Mini­ airship te deliver IU plana* near
'P
was dlecloawd In official an­ stry of Interior at Bangkok yes th* obpeetiv* I* about half th*
in i ■ml milk
renin a ahliltd In publicity work, and he Callahan ha* Induced- his
friend.
Uiuorl, Panama'* news pa |&gt;tr»i havr .111 give it the f l n l road Uat at dreg Rice, t o 1 run an exhibition nouncement* last week. Forty* terary ordered every unemjdOyed tltna required by a surface cafto preeent himself to the rier and permit It to get away
re­
■larlrol n in pni gnlng for a prlc* ms home town of Lailngton, two.mile against a relay . f three three other persona seer#
ported missing, but 1111 pas­ authorities In a census of job* with greater ease.
t mil I "I i omrnl*■infi to »nftr ti thr 11ass
high aehool lad*, and althm gh this sengers end crew were eared.
and jobless
The airship fears neither mine*
rffw l* .if thr Mara Impart urn
'-Simmered down, II Is the old is an added attraction which other
nor torpedoes, arid haa no busi­
The toll of silled and neutral
If**
Sunday school picnic Idea of the town* might not be able to book, argo vetaele destroyed by Axle TRAINS CRABII j FO U R HURT ness to get within gun r u g * . It
shhlppmg «hurt ajfe* have
Id timers vs. the voungetars In he says that practically aeary t I-boat attack* In the Atlantic
can be attacked by plane*, but U
rrwkriuel pricr* in a land lung
NEW ORLEANS. Ju ly 20. t0*) protected by It* own plane* and
a
baseball game, out Callahan community haa some clllxm who since America's antry Into the
M*r«t in a wide 11af o f Import* he
•ays such a contest can be built has won more than local fame war mnuntad to 3M craft, an un­ —A troop train and an excursion Ua gun Installation*.
r a iiR f o f it* v 'fu p fn p h k a l p o alllon
m alrsklp'a vulnerable
The
vulnenbl* ante
s i t s Is
is
up to lh* status of a local all- and who jnlgh t bo available for official Associated Press tabula­ train crashed headon near here . T
yesterday wllh each force that tha
tion revealed.
•tar game in hundred* o f com­ the big show,
angina
teleeccped
and
overlleported
sinking*
sine#
July
munities throughout the nation.
"W hich Is true enough. *■*,
"He logically point* oat that the local "I-kn*w4h*m -w hen*a&gt; I I Includad 10 United State* voa- tumed. b a t no op* was killed and i J * t m •very lown haa Ua quota o f local would delight In seeing the hotye- sels, four Norwegian, thro*.BHI*
•port* celebrities whoa* ~ Jrtt*o
l« u «t» j fcr J u h lnd. Jfco w i the

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l-ct*s have a ball game, fellows—

John Beailey
The Card* had wiped out &lt;
aatly Brooklyn advantage »I(S
fhro-run splurge In the third in
nine. This circus sent ■ srennd
Dodger hurling stsr—Kirhy lllgbo—to the showers
, With Max l^nier and Curl
Darla finally eeh
for both clufis, Iht .cor* remained
eon I tan l until the llth . even un
dor tho determined lOiSdnnlng
rusk by the Dodgers, wIm hsd
H titer on third with .me •»•/

By STANLEY

rS O F A R I T S C O S T T H E T b v U *

SPLA 5H

Slice Champ's Lead
Down To 6 Games;
Reiser Is Injured!"'":,
«"w
" • 7I |iU, * ♦ Ii„ .d1"#r
.
*
■ With
I:*
hi* *&lt;eroi
It c*»I Hot ijrn|i|iing a jn ii to
Crashing Into Wall t'levelnrul,
the iluuhle victory

M OND AY, JU L Y 20, 1911

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SANFORD. FLORIDA. T U E S D A Y . JULY 21, 1912.

nder Creation Of
ion T o Aid Russians
Soviets Are Locked
In Hand-To-Hand Lana and Husband
Struggle With Foe
In Voronezh Area
t t y A iM c Jite d Pr«»«l

White the Russians fell|
back fighting from at least;
ortg thrust in Germany's Cau­
casus offensive and strove to
smash ita Voronezh flank,
United States and IlriUshi
staff officers are reported to
be studying the possibility
of an immediate limited di­
version on the continent.

K. W.

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y r n r r a l c h a irm a n o l the 3 a lSage C o m m ltt*# anal
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(Boost In Rate* Wtil
r ’Add M I l i r o h s T H
bath I* that area end kouthgaet
Taxes
o f Veroahtlorgrad where the Hu* &gt; Corporation

House Passes Bill
Allowing OPA Funds
WASHINGTON. July t l , J N Tbe House yseterdar voted |110,000,000 fo r the O ffice o f Price
Arhalnlstratloti after haa ring Loon
Handereon described both as a
vXltaat fighter agaiait inflation
Mid w "tocom potm t-Tha turn appeared eras part of

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fro n t
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v ita l to the n atio n e w e t effort.
h o y S co u ts
w ill
le a v e
w ritte n
n u llre e a t e v e ry houee, ad viein g
the dey of the d r iv e a n d u rg in g
C it iir n e tu pit* t h e ir old m etal
and ru b b e r In
fro n t
of
I h r lr
lo u .e e on that d ey to I * picked
up by the S co u ts. w ho aleo w ill
h *ve W e r S ta m p s f o r e e lr w hile
n u k in g the cenvaee. A le o It wee
■ n n n u icn l ih e t e pereon w ill be
appointed in each bloc k in the
eit&gt; In c o n le e l e ll reeld vn te of
their
re sp e ctiv e
b lo c k .,
u rg in g
th e i the e rre p be p lace ,! In iro n !
of ho u.ee, cloee to th e curb.
In tbe co u n ty, 4-1! D u b g ir l.
• ill t r i p m the d r iv e
W h e t r*
v rn u r the S c o u t, re ce iv e from the
eelr of tbe ecrap Junk rom peniea
w ill re v e rt Ui t h e ir tro o p s T h e
Urd I ' n a i w ill co n tin u e the c o l­
lectio n of wool, w h ile the getheL-v er
lln la ln
in !
T .iw l s » e . * * . l ..........................
n.g of g re a se , a n o th e r product A . . - . . | . . . f
lln ii.b
p la n e . lo st
over I r - - 1 •
" a n g ib lr
p * ' - ' •'
needed In the w a r e f f o r t , w ill be IU41
. p ro p e rty
a w l r a ilro a d and i t
eccum pllehed In e s e p a ra t e ca m ­ I I I . m u . in I " I I rn.odH-.Twl M l
T b . n r , I . 1* 1. m th* I m. i ( I w fo r g r a p h p ro p e rty . if S e m in o le I ..»•
paign.
I-M .UHfl.'J&amp;.t fu r th r I '.I I 1
‘‘We went the public lu regard a llM U ilr M*« * e rn III d r a c r lp l lone l y
4 2 l»&gt; v ra r
a cc o rd in g i®
■
the pile of »crep In front ’ of Ilf li .lti.K f . - h l r r . t y p * .
i m any'
mi len t
K ix'ke W u l f j o n l " &lt;*f (-• m p t r o llr r I M l.e r
1
boutte as • thing of beauty, not
Jugt ee Junk," Mr. Dawson eald. I ’1!! wn* r r w llt e il w ith a »|&gt;red o f T a U a h a ta e e

21 Million Is
County’s Total
Assessed Value

d .J mll*a per huwr et TJUOU feet
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i a . l i / j —.■ irbalcal*,'l m »n n ri*ly *i« pti- m ii- d 1
f • a te r t h in tb e origtrutl S p it l ir r •
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t
i btr the rh 'iid H
M u le
r ia n n in g
■IN, nitlra per hour, m ri" » arm rd ' /
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t
.
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twu 20
m lllim e t r rann.u
»&lt;••*&gt;&lt; .......... *
l„&gt;g „ f r iu in ly u(
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S p c - a r .l
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I** H olla ml »i"*i 1,1 «MHjit r id ln Jc*'
The
W) ir lw in d , B r it a in 's new
B f f f lr r t s i la w * en acte d &gt;y (he j
tw o motored d a y and n ig h t fight 1 1 0 4 1 I ig n U t m * be ca m e r f f e c t i/ .^
r r haa *n arm attiprit &lt;if four J” -» few countu** brt*etl M i f iir t ic n l*
m iU lm e la r O e rh k o n c a n n o n and »• on only
Jb percent »*f actuo.1 j
c rrc flte d “ hy r r rf m v a m ir r * * ” w ith , v a lu e , w hile o th er* r a n g n l on u p !
a *tw^Nl of 3.VI m ile* p e r
hour at [ to •fopnet fift percent tlm le r the
Hi 4no feet
ntfw law *, th*" goal
f t a ll
in
4Cfflm rnt* i* Min p e r te n i and lo in !
m r.
a
- la t a val u ih x ii a lf r a d v lu ll *',i*ne .

WASHINGTON, July 21. (Ah-Overfilling It* T * i Commute*’*
rrcommrndation*. the Hou.e made
a last-mmutr boost In ret*e lu
add niilllune of dollar* to th* tas
load of corporation* ynlrrday
ami thru passed with only l» o
dissenting voles a revenur bill d—
signed to raise more than S*&gt;.271.200,000,
On* of th* most unruly m**tlng» in many month*, with d&gt;scn* ol mrmlwrs clamoring .imultancously fir recugnitkiii. prr&gt;rd*&gt;J
thr final roll call of .V.I2 to 1 for
the hill
fleprvscntstivr. Mnsrr
anti Oliver cast th* .1. uniting
voles.
Th* legislation, which n..» go**
to the Renat* for still in.nr weeks
------of study, would increase individual
l*lan« for th e U n m n !&gt;■!!&gt; V ,
Income la s s * by about t'J,«72,c a t io n B ib le S ch o o l, w h ic h u
300,000 and corporation levies hy
k o re d by Uu* S a n fo rd M ln ia te n * !
TALLAHASSEE, July 21. &lt;/11
mere than 12,040,700,000. and
A ■ so cialInn, w e re a n n o u n c ^ l (■
Gov.
Holland
yaaterday
suspend
would Increase a host of ncls#
d a y b v It. E . K ip p , a u p e rin te n f
ed
Sheriff
Walter
R.
Clark
..f
.
taxes to produce about I7 S h,2 uu,r n t AT th e a ch o rl
It w ill r.m
Fort Lauderdale on charge. »fj f r o m A u g . .1 th ro u g h A u g
000.
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Permanent Gas
Rationing W i l l
Stall tomorrow

Ta\ AHSCHHinent (M
$ 129,423 1» Repre­
sented in Y e :i i

Holland SuBpendK
Broward Sheri fi

But there was no Russian re­
treat In lha Voroneah area which
atlU may derolop Into an acute
threat to the Next*.

n i h 1 GO

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co lle c tio n
of a ll i 1.141*
rrtrlal a m i rub ber, |Wm Id
C. It. Uiwaun, who prraideal at i year I
the m eeting of the c o m m itte e yea- i ( J a m ,
U n la y , announced ih ia m o rn in g . I
M ai
Taro m ethod ) w ill be used 111 be J j
aeektng the co -o p e ratio n of real* 2 4 **)

Revenue Bill To
Raise 6 Billion
Passes In House

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traai fo r the
a v a ila b le scra p

mer, It aupeerfd thst A m e r ic a n
and British strategists aro map­
ping a tmall seal* action to pull
German force, out of Ru*»i» jnd
at the same time safeirunnl communlcationa with Ku»»U.
Leaving Lot Angclc* for La«
The Russian* are Icckml in a Vegan. N o , arc Luna Turner
hand-to-hand struggle with the and broker Stephen Crane. The
foe alone both banka of the uppet co u p le w ere un t h d r w ay to b**
Don In the Voroneih area. trying r im r n r d by Ju d g e i'» A M a r* hull
to turn the northern flank of who (H Tform ed th«- cerem o n y for
G em say's Caueasu* drive, whil* lha* film s i * r'a fir at m a rria g e to
the Cermana noted po«iil.fitly &lt;*f b an d lead er A r t ie S h a w In 1940.
a RniiUn counter offmelv i- Tor la in * g a v e her age aa 2 1 am i
Rui/Un* obvitmiiy ere trying to h e r r»#-w hualm rul s a id hr t i l
of feet the offensive igelnst Hie 27
Tht« ia * p h im rp h o t' t
t o r , which the Neila c la im e d i« in
flamee and under attack from the
west, worth and eelt.
Tbe ' Raaaiane eald tha whole
neapUiion of the fighting In
tth Voroneah a re * had changed.

I# tb#

r:•til-» mi El

Jmy 30, wtti tel u the date four month
C iljr-w ide and eounty-wki# ran* U ’h a r lr

a . f a n n ^ « * d ln » a .lo o a f t h * con-

without pause toward th at key

|{AF In Fjjypt Is Busy
As Land Operations
Of Foes Are ( ‘onlined To Patrols

House Tc HouseiRAF Will Get
Salvage Drive Is * Thousands Of
Set For July 30 j U. S. Bombers
Scrap Metal, Rubber British Have Downed
Will Be Sought;
8,57-1 Axis Planes,
McCalley Is Named

A London informant - a id Ihr
problem wax to g iv * p ro m p t d i­
versionary assistance If tb* sll&lt;ialion in southern Kuula. ulrvady
grave, become* sny"wur»e, Sine*

elonj
destroyed
59 additional
Neal tanbi, M trucks with sup
pile* sad troop* and a
vast
qoaaUly of ether equipment which
tbe Oermena need eorvly to con­
tinue their rapid drive on lloelor.
Between the Don and the Voioneab Stiver* • terrific battle it
being fought, late dlipaUhsa said.
During the Wight, it was added
one Russian unit bad croemcd tbe

British Smash
50 Grounded
Axis P la n e s

Saved Gunner in Mediterram

Kipp Announces
- g * -■
!
Mans For Union
r;.":,;:1, ",:rV
Vacation School
......... . ’ ’

G a n a ra l t&gt;&lt;untv
|Mir|»**r* « »«1
re ad
and bridge * h *trtc l m ain la n a n c«
and debt *i r v ic e m llla g c *
le v ie d agaloat S e m in o le C o u n ty N
t o t a l v a lu a tio n reprnaended a ta x
m t u m r n t of | l 2 t t . ^ R V f1 1941 (
4 2 , or 12 2 p e rce n t under the
f l4 7 ,4 f lU
••••■■■ed the prvviuua
trg m
A J tffia l* J l ^l n A*M .
. Yf * * *
G r p tiA le ^ c b o u i and a ch p u l i
T M b e g in n e r ft d r p a r lm e m u n i' «u4tR«l
irviea^ l\ TftitfWftIWI
to ’
l*e Incatad
in
the |* r e * liy t e fI
1122,6111 In 1941 42, or ’ 7 jurr
C h u r c h , the p r im a r y dep artm rtit r e n t oxer the 1 1 7 0 ,4 4 m of 10 40
Tbe action came at th* end .,f
a four-hour hearing In w h irl, tb,- In th a B a p t la l C h u rc h , the jufu o 41. T o ta l* of cou nty com m l**ton
g r o u p In th e M rthodt»t f'h-Ji 1 a n d achmd i z o - u m m l i were I 'H I ,
Governor presented reports &lt;&gt;f pr, a n d the In te rm e rjla te dr-oar in
102 for thla pa*t y e a r and 1.117,
vale Investigator* w ho ■*„! they In the K p ia c o p a l C h u r c h
9 1 7 for the p re v n u i* y r« r n lo»«
had visited establishment. * h e i,
v a r io u * g ro u p * w ill In- * ta C .1 o f 1.6 percent
they placed bets on ho rse r s c
L a rg e ly by te a c h e r* in w hich th*
»

the measure Is in for -s'enslre
rewriting on that sldr uf the
pilpltol with moat of thr changes
aimed at increasing th* total
nearer the Treasury's goal of
|g,7000,000,000
III* committee
Is to begin hearings Wednesday
or Thursday.
When the House msl yesterday, plsysd slot machines ami wstrhnl
the Wayi and Means Committee, blackjack games.
which wrote the tax bill, propos­
ed two m ajor revision! In corpor­
MKD1C1H EXPANSION
ation taxes to make concesshms.
It said to small companies with­
WASHINGTON, Ju ly 21. U V
out war contracts.
Soda tor Norris (Ind.-Nab.) to
day predlctad a rubbtr factory
The banana plant Is haavlaat tipaaslon to 1,000,000 ton* anand tuaalthlest In the hot, humid nDaily aa the farm bloc put the
lowlands o f the AUantle roast grain-rubber bill before tha Sen

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American Eagles
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WASHING i ON. July 21, (A'l
ech o o l, In d iv id u a l c h u r c h * *
w ill T h e re h h e r In d u stry U » l*y p ro -I
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Experimental Station
Reports, “With No Relief In Sight

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HCOTTDALE, Ge., July 21, ul’,
-Thru children ware found yesirday with a Sl-foot log chain
‘rapped and padlock ad around
soli nocks, and DaKatb county
ol iceman Hubert Day said cru»l
f charges ware placed against
M parent*.
Dajr said he. found tha thra*
hfldren la their shad*las* yard
1th the chain weighing Ik's
cwndo wound about tholr oacks.
Ik* policeman assarted tha parnto were M r. and . Mrs. Arthar
- #W l**r, and whlla they did
H tell him tha reason for chaintg . tho children, neighbors raociod to him G ut Mrs. Bwrnay
a lr t h o (hi Idran wore being punhdd far taking three &lt;n four

RUTR1CTIONH ON JEWS
VICUY, July 21. IA1— A Oeatapo order based on a military
dMrea forbids Jaws In occupied
Prance from entering department
stores or shops, parks and telaPPQWI booths except between 3 .00
and dtOO P.M.

U. 8. Bombers Sink
2 Japanese Shifts
, CHUNGKING, A ly &gt;1. (X)
—Fighter • escorted
United
States bombers sank -twe J a ­
panese shin# yesterday la the
Yeagtse River pert of U a *

Ohi* plan#

Drivers Are Warned Loaded Trucks
Must Nut Exceed .75 Miles Per Hour
i iw f iir motor#*!
St at*- run»I
hiiv*- 1&gt;«#n |jeifl* Will l*T »r-f»l tu yuur l.w s l I
o»t 1m■I iilg h l. Tfe#
r r ’ |U***lnl tu * l« lt at NHrr »((&gt;l&gt;ji|r,g m l, lu ng
and t lis t you w i l l ,
•illy (hr
bUlffttl
all t ru c k * un ih*- h i^ h w u y mud J l„- ir f o - e d l i f e . i* a -*o ** you h a v e
u ««hL
iiu llc a t in f
w a rn (h r d r lh r r * that ( ir k r t a w i l l 1 v o . U ln l lltr u l-.v e &gt;|&gt;eeil lim it s |
uf taifli uf tXpS#w eight
lim it*
r*,|U e tta .l
by]
I*r t«ftuc»«l lo o n (•» a ll w ho r t r e r l ' of
.If* m ilt*, per hour boide.l nnd 40 the ( 111A
‘ tV, on- In k in g U u . m ethod ,f
m il* ,
per
hour
e m p ty ,
J
M.
40 G R E E K S E X E C U T E ^
R ie h b u rg . S ls t e n . u l
f f i r r r who] ■a ,flin g yon in n .lv s n r e as w * do
m ak e * h i. h e a d 'ju a r t r r . h e r* , said ni,t w i*h to w ork a h a rd s h ip *-n
I.4
I N I K I N . July 21 , OP) — A
you. s . we know that It is v it a lly
today
The
fo llo w in g
s ta te m e n t was n a c e a ta ry *1 thla lim a to keep a ll • p u k e .m a n fo r the Greek governprepared fo r tru c k drivers by tru c k e,|Ulpm ent r o llin g In tha in merit in vsile said Monday that
J . J . Gllluun. state director of ta rr.l of n s t lo n s l dafenaa, but the German *n,| Italian authortUae OO
the patrol: "W a have been re- con tin u ed abuse of Urea by ovar- the Axis-held Greek Island nf
ouesteii by \V V. Slier in an, state binding and sperdlng will evantv- Mytllvne |Lesbos) bad exacntad
director, Ol’A, to turn In names a lly reuse such an axcaaslve and 40 Greeks charged with aabetaE*
and owners of vehicles which ex­ u se le ss lots of rubber, that Is ami underground reatetence. Tna
ceed 39 miles per h o ir loaded so v ita lly needed In the war ef­ executions, be sakl.Srere can ted
and (0 miles heur empty, and fort. m a k in g It necessary a t this out wltb machine guru.
exceed the weight lim its of M ,- time that everyone m u st co­

000 pounds on two nala truths
and 40,000 pounds on three of
more n ils tracks, to hla office.
We understand Diet these rg-

operate to avoid • shortage nf
The rsilroed which link* 1
transportation. Those not will­ msn.k with Leningrad winda
ing to do »o will Iom tha right miles through froacn mar
to get liras and gaaeUna."
and crosses 1,110 bridges..-

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Czech A ce Is *
Said Tops A t
;
Night Flying

SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK

WASHING!

LONDON, July 18, (WW&gt;—
Tbs CtecS art, Karel KutUlwaacher, who hsa what colleagues
. . call the "uncanny knack of email­
Ing out homewanJ-bound German
bomber*," I* recognised by All
Ministry official* as Britain's
best night fighter.
’
Week after week lb* stocky,
fair-haired flyer, 27. Is mentioned
In Air Ministry bulletins
frr
night-fighting exploits.
Some­
'
times he rt \ &gt;rta shooting down
one, two or three German plane*
'
m lone night patrol, sometimes
wily breaking up a raid by In■
Dieting damtgr.
M .’i
In ten day# he was credited
•
with destroying seven bomben
. at night and has an official bag
o f 18 destroyed at night, six In
daytime.
.
Fellow pilots like the qulst, un­
assuming Ctech and call him "Old
.
KutteT,” envy his gift for finding
Germans at night.
Since his arrival In England he
hia married a Welsh girl. On
V leave, he putters around In the
garden at hit Mill Hill (I/mdon)
home.
.
But Hying a four-cannon llur4, : rkane, h# la reckoned a deadly
killer. Other pilots In his squad­
ron say he'll look at a map In th*'
operations room, point to perhsp*!
f'
a small, unimportant Gcrntm air•j
(rw a* and say: " I ’ll go there l o - '

WASHINGTON. Jul» : - «W
W )—I don’t know »h u
■ .t il
o f th# country, hut the .ul«b*r
salvage
drive
In Washington
botnerd all ovvr the olecr
Star Rubber Conservator Har­
old I* lekra got Into » tyrlcsl
Ickealan aquabble when I * d»«
mended all government ImlWInga
traa their rubber floor m»i&gt; onto
the reclamation stockpile
Th"
Public Building Admini.tr* i m
declared
that
***
»l&gt; tchlng
thing* ton farNot only governnieiii rn-plnye*
but government visitor-. *ald
PBA. might fall and lor«k their
backa anv rainy day if the buildInga didn't have Ihilr
mate. "Invrstieator*" dashed n u r
tc the OPA offices In the laiSille
building to find n il what 1-e‘M
Henderaon
doing shout it nil
They came away dla*p|»iinled.
The price administrator’ * o ffi r ),
using cocoa atmw ma’ «
.•'*•
building never hs* ha-l anything'
elae— and the only broken I «&lt; k»
thrrealn uta were found to have I
nothing to do with wbnl »«&lt; on 1
der fool on rainy days
Practically overnight, t'-ingreaslonal tobsieeo rhewrrs reerlvtd
their greatest challenge to aim In
history. Acting &lt;n order* 'Atm
Speaker Sam Rayburn, Capitol
Architect David I.ynn had nil he

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ORLANDO. July IS, UP&gt;— Albert
II. Hoyt nf Akron, Ohio, was elect,
ed president o f th* Rainbow Divi­
sion Veterans’ association at Ike
close of th* twenty-fourth annua)
convention her* yastarday.

V

Up to June I, the United 8tatA
had ahlnped M 00,000 potuidj
of dehydrated vegetables undtf
less* lend.

By FRAN STRIKER
WHAT'S THE REA-ON FOR DE
ING THE AH O LE HIDE OF A
lINSTEAD OPTHE EARS, r—
(V O U f W A

ALL I KNOW lb WHAT
MR RAN5ONE ORDERS.
I GOT NO CHOICE,

B O U N T Y ? /-^

Hteksly'a Finest

GRAPE JUICE.

CATSUP

APPLE SAUCE

VINEGAR

14c JUICE 2 no. 2 23c PEAS 2 no. 303 23c
NwUs m u u isw lr sll
f Is* sir's was Is
23c JUICE 46-oz. 17c B ^ T S 2 no. 2 23c
SW— l— s'. Saul,
asebets’s o. a.
15c BUTTER 38-oz. 17c CORN 2 no. 303 23c
"S»e*ta frr tbe Hweet"
Saballlal* Fla. Honey fer Nogar!

BUTTER

The first aueceaeful A:
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GET YOUR 0EL1CI*
OU8LY ’ ’ H O M E BAKED** CAKES.
PIES AND COOKIES
FROM

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Home Bakery

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W ar Contracts

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•• • item v la •( S u n d a y l# f l
&gt;» 1*0 m t lr a Ui 1’i r le u t h
k ir n f ' r *«%m c c , ( h r o n ly i n '• 'm illin g in ( ’hlnr*«* k i n d i
n w K il*.
t h r J a jt a f ir u r m t r r
rl
h a v M r t 'w n m a u f i o f
if f.# f ‘ • _ ^ h t i n g In w u t h

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o ff violent Gcrman-itniian
attack* on newly-won Advance
position* in the center of
the El Alnmein line.
li

icr. nhrrr I'hl-

* n i. m f lif lr il m any casu al
•
»u fia lio n fo r c e * in lig h t
J u l r 12 u n 'S in y a n ir on
id |.n irf H a n k o w . l i l w i y , am i

nuildird more invadi-r* n
ful nffrnaivr* In ||„nan
It wai annnuncr&lt;l li«l&lt; y
A communique *aiJ
wllch fell
inrailrr*
wa« m-ccupiol Mmi,lay
Iroun* alurmnl ihr ,1
crushing enemy rulurnn
toward Yukirn
Fighting a n &gt;ai.| |„
linuinr Iiesr Werrhim v

rushing new American-made tanks
Into th* fray.
Dispatches from
the front Indicated much of th*
armored strength of both aides
{j engaged.
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Rommel, after two days and
rights of brisk sparring, launched
a terrific push all along th* Umils Britlsl line except In Ihr
srtrsms southern sector.
The big tank battla In tbe
&gt; n lrsl sector raged all day. with
th# out-coma atiil In doubt, while
the strategic KlU near the const
changed bands three and perhaps
(n n t l s m *
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It area revealed
Hint Axil
Ipttta, after capturing the IliU'Of
Jkeo* railroad sUtloo,
flnall/
swept up the ridge itself after a
Walter Scott I’ oim-. m2, father
hour assault, anly to lose It
naai Immediately to a strong of H. 11 Pop*, diml yesterday
afternoon at 4 Oo .'dock In lUdItlab eourter-attaek.
don field, NJ., a suburli o f 'Phil­
adelphia, where he hhd been a
resident for 40 yrarm Mr. Pape,
wbo was born In Charleston. 84J.
In 1880, was Ih* active head of
th* W. 8. Poo* A Sons Che***
C«. of Philadelphia.
. Th* deceased man had always
deeta-vr M ood ,-f Flortdh wlilN
state Ha has visited periodically
fbr Che past 10 yM rs. He has
Marshal might hava been direct­ mad* annual visits lo Sanford
ing operations.
/
in th* first attack
figStar\ m b e n dropped explosive* near
v truck end staff trailer and In
the second a direct bit was scored
en n group of three trailers, on*
j f which wts extremely large and
surrounded by a cordon of ar­
mored rare. ’ '
J The trailer* eavrHt fire and
rslurnlng pilots said they were
"convinced" of lhair destruction.
Mliltarv reports said fighting
was continuing on a lesser seal*
northward from the central area
to the HIU of Jaaoa, while th#
3&lt;trsme southern sector, on the
dge o f th* Quattarm deprevsion,
was qulat.

H eads G rou n d

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S o v ie ts U e tre a t, E x eep t A t V o r o n e z h ;
S .a lin
Is S a id
In
( h a r « e (&gt;! D e fe n s e

“ I’ m S o c i a I I y. I n ­
c lin e d ,” I l f T e l l s |
I lo u s e N a v y G r o u p £
WASHINGTON

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Pepper Declares
Am ericans Should
Share W ar Losses
war should be born* by the popu­
lation as a whole. Senator Pep­
per said la commenting on hia re_ _ neatly-in trod peed biO. t**MMfeUgk
*a war distress finance corpora­
tion under th* RFC.
• " I t la net right fer certain
businesses which have been p*rticulr H r bard bit by war eondltlena to bear an undo* pert of
th* kwa." he said.
.
"The lom en
the
contrary
A ou ld aa far u practicabl* be

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Las Ration May
Be Unnecessary
Soon, Solon Saysi

D ry r c l w f w o r k «ft.| M " .*• «.
- rv k irtif «bork, in I U I 0
( K t h r rm p lo y e &lt; | f r in R lr * . lh«
la r g e :!
o c ru p d ltin n a l g ro u p
wmfiirm
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WASHINGTON, July 17. lA&gt;,
County's Urban,
—Representative* of large oil
roaiptnias claimed that govern '•"inMlir Hrvlcr
ment subsidies to mast Increase,!1m *»gn! tn tSrir
City Population tranaporatim
«■« tK^ principal
coals oon will
flow sufficient petruleum |
" EVenIy#I)ivided ure the
eastern states to tnehe
into

IU population . centered in Kay
" L u n»d th# greatest perr.-ntat"'
of urban population in Florida ^
Florida oU U PUnnlng BhruI an
alyala of U. 8. Bureau of thr
Census daU for 1040 rrvralr.1
today.
Seminole's population I*
about evenly divided, with th* ur
baa percentage just over thr 50
ptrcwrt mirk In lh« tot*I nonu
IftUoa o f tM O l.
For purpose* of tha conaua, all
peutUUon in town* of 2,600 or
m b m U d as urban. Monro*
■H yTpopulation was HI D perW urban, compared to the state
W age o f 114 percent. In th*
ate there were » counties with
.W han population
Qgtf ceunty bad th* greatest
rtrsnlsgs ag rural non-farm pc p•Uaa and th* greatest rmu of
OTMM frarn 1880 to 1840. It*
natation was 84J percent rural
• d a m . Holmes county had the
■"!*8W psreentsg* o f wblta pop

g a so ( »itr

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ifcrml. |U*inr
hou*rwo l
rr«M»n f..s t.

hwh

co r» it|rr» -«l »% r».*t
fo rro

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line rationing unnecessary. Fen i Vinn Uborrm mn «t it utr.( fl
vtor Georg* (».-Ga.| Sute.1 to I Mtajur o c ru D a U u fi it o u ii f&gt; r o*
dav.
.
o
&gt; v m r X » » ■ ■ M M "-fill III Iih*&gt;frrw fe.r • .
"Oil officials said there » i . I
■ome shortage In tranapurtalimi
farllltlea but what was really •
holding back the flow cf oil into!
ih* East was lb* loeS they were
•ustalnlnw on avarv gallon I r a n , j
ported", Benstnr Georg* sdde.1
, KHINECLIPF. N Y . July
- HI* Mpgr*fhuti»u” rr|H
t"
tern near Prraliltnt It
vlt'a lummtf homr at llyd*
n**w art believed tn haw
fwtival balloon* rvlra*ril i
rrllfioug 'caUbratlon nearby.

'“n'j In flat mn I ’rohlem s
*'•
A n- B rinjf St tidied
T u r k s ) , the oia •• &gt;*ltne fra
ilm oat tb«4sp|H*strrd and wo*
• a ld u m t t r i r th e t r ^ .llt lu n a l

Mrs. Schultz To Leave Court Hout
Position After 2^1Years Of Sorvice
* mar?led! 17 year* previously
tdbl of limn) «*»uplr« who re*
»* prou.ll&gt; bring their off-

WAM M St.niN. July 17 i/l#»
The u
|»r•*!»!• m of tnflntiofi
anil » « ; . i *111 i*l* la uiolrr atuily.
Prnhklii !(•*•••r\r|t tfild hia prraa
Confer* i».» liMlav. but be aaiti no
deriBiiOi h«i larrn reached on
time kkhrn Sr might nuke definite
aarommrndtfturn* to t'ongrraa
lie i *urrted the bail* of all of
the pulley &lt;&gt;n t^e prt.gr am is
kfeping ihr coat of living from
going up

Oren Adams Goes
0 To Marine Stetion

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fSpatial)

CITY BRIEFS

Motor B um Operators
In Detroit Strike
IlK IH u lT
J u l y 17. &lt;41
M oUt
boa n|»#r»tora. •trtkin*r r o n t r a r y
(• «il% ire of A K I . un io n Ivadara.
h i l t r .l
imsp8 oh
D v t r u it'a
east
l t d ' today
ejeeted
non a trik ln g
t w r » an«l f o r c 'd p a a a rn g rra to
Ight I S c y had r u m p la ln e d about
w h e t t ie / .a i d was u n d u e delay

t W A 3 G U T S tP E ? W H V .

p ip

[Nazi Army O f Perhaps
Million Men Advance
Through Don Steppes

* taS1 a xhf11Attacks U . S . Bombs Hankow, Great Jap

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WHAT HAPPEhH? WHILE

Dobbin Shows Some; iiorsc Sense

Father Of Local
leeting Will Be £ omPrise l
|» &lt;­
Man Died In New Held Monday On jOccupafion Group Gig;
Jersey Yesterday
Salvage Drive AKri, uMurt.
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FRiGHTEItEO

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Egyptian Crisis Draws
Near As Tremendous
Armored Fight Rages

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McA r t h u r 'S m f a ii .
UUARTF.RS, Australia. July !«,
. uv*)—Al.lsd ptanis oumoeu toy
•Japanese-held airdrome at Bala.
! maua. New Guinea yastarday and
! attacked the* wharf at Kalabaiu
; nn Alor Island, etartlng fire* and
i sinking a small vassal. Allied head.
; quarter* announced In Its dally
. communique today.

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PICKLES 8-oz. 10c
Northern “Fluffy*
TISSUE f g jg g
2 roIhrHc LjpfiMl

WA&lt;ER ,
-SU^AR.« FAf.

I fin much lionel. Total Whit* Housn ’ contepl mak- trlbutlon:
approilmalely
400
pounds.
... wh-rr
The President himself urged
r.l.l. forth rebber erntrlbutlons to the limit
-uhier s•I-1 suggesting that Capital MVilats
I .r htrr -if( even throw,In lhair rubber Door
I l**atder, coverings.
Washington
tn fftr
• hrr ml- and safety officials bounced right
end I alls, up to the celling, saying there
r
Slight was % Irafflr safety ruling that
all rare must hava rubber floor
coverings as protection against
R O B I N S O N gas fumes and slectrlc shoes.
Branded as the District of Co
liimhla'a blggrst chlselsrs doting
the drive were a few person&gt;
who, during th* nlghl, stol* cId
Urea uff the unguarded' scrap
piles. One Irate custodian o f Hit
scrap hrapa stayed up several
nights tn catch th* marauder*—
fmnd they were tail driver*—
who can get retreads If, and only
If. tbev turn In aid casings.
Th* local lady who renliy W in
Inp honors for making contribu­
tions to th* dries was lh» acclallie who went Into a suburban Jlv*
and dim* atort. boughl g teo;
nibber toy on th* counter* shj)
with the assistance of her chauf­
feur rartrd them across th* street
tn a filling station and dump-M
them r „ the heap.

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BOHDS-STAMPS

Featuring Everyday

•BECAUSE I f IS F A W H E R

"Intruder" pilots.
He hovers high ovrr i Grrmkn
airdrome
walling
f"i
larding
llg! 4 lo be switched on. thru
pounces rn s (iertn-in Iwmiber
when It Is &lt;inlv s few hundred
feet hlg’t. pr&lt;-r*ilng In land Thr
German plane. It Is ri-ek met. wlil
crash even If rot hs.llr ilsmstet
because of the |n» sltllmle lie.
fending guns i re unnhlr t.i njw.n
no en llm herau*r (hr/ m gnl
hit t'relr own |l ne

A HOUSET-WA/2MIMS

UNHID SU IfS BAR

Mor* for Lewi At

"Old Kuttsl”
will Irllr,
Lultwaffr of ■ plane nr l»
Ills tactics arc simple

BILL’S PACKAGE
STORE &amp; BAR

FOR VICTOR*

1*7 H. Park A»*. — Phene 717

• PEA** !

fans and lot*
cooling • drinks

Ik* f i w l i t — THE NSW

ANN’S. M IRASOL
BEAUTY SALON

ATfER His
THE COOLEST SPOT

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BRCSH-CURL WAVE
' ET*rT woman lores It be*
cmose ll’p so easy to keep
looking forerer at tree lire.
Try It along with a sew,
flattering hairstyle . . 5.50

113 y iA R S

Twn Mg
of good

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By JACK BTIN

State Revenue Kronv' Wi l l
Beverage lax Rises;
TAM AIIA SSl.L JmIv 17. (Ah‘
—Fli'fi.U r%rftur fn.m Igiei on
bttr, win# Mini whmky for the
fllCA I )V.4I #hln eii.lrd Ju nr 30
W'rc I t |Mlirnl alasVr thr pret ril
Ing yrai
Th. Stale |leverage I.epaKmsnt ye-lrid*y &gt;e|Hjrtrd total
collctiun. ,d IVl.42.-14l test year
Sgrlnst IVI Ml. 4To tS* year be*
tore.
Liquor 1st collection* Increased
from t2.K72.402 |» 81.t38.0H8:
bear bj&gt;d wins receipt# from It,878,168 In I2.141JI71; occupational
llgenses recipta from
retailers
frem 8411.973 to 1468,120.

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Monday

H o t e l, ( d u if ll e

Mu,rt,° " “ '"•••“ &gt;"*•1 lodsy

Belcher Oil Company
SuhmitM Ix)w Bids
TALI.AIIASHKE. July 17. UF&gt;The Belcher 4111 Company c f Mi­
ami Thursday submitted low bid*
totaling f 1.173,60.1 for paring 41
milts of ths ntw Oversees High­
way between thr Florida mainland
and Ksv West
The Miami firm was Ih* only
bidder on on* project for paving
a 22-milt section between Stock
Island end 111* Fin* Key. The
bid was I7H9.H88.
For a iu-mlls stretch at the
nertharn end of the project, be-•
tween JawfJth Creek and Ftectdn* V
City, Belcher bid IU S .7 U . T h e
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only other bidder on that project
arse the Marlon Contrue* big Cap* ■ . J
peny o f Ocala, with 1011,419.

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- FLORIDA—Continued warm to­
night. preceded by a few local
Ihuodsrehowrrs In th* south and
extreme west this afternoon and
poadlbly near th* extreme south
coast tonight.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA.

Tht Sanford Herald
ia isaa

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The Abused,Telephone

BLUEPRINTS FOR VICTORY

aiaaa*

W c have cotnc lo the conclusion that our whole iy*tem
r*. nwta&gt;
o f sch’toln in th,- United Htntoa la wrong. Teaching I* Int t l U w » U a A eeua
■*Ha* variably ccn te m i on what la ctinaldrrwl the fumiamenUi
a m t r , IT, ISIH, at Ik* l*MI otlVre ndjunctn o f knowleilKu liku rending, writing, nml irilhmea t BanCaaiL f U t U , eie*v tha A rt
tic, geography, history, English, chemistry', physics and so
•t Kang a. Isat.
on and no forth.
—
bollard l. units
KBIIas
Not a single effort, so fa r as we know, is directed
•OKDOW D I A S - S h Ih w t w i n
towards mastering the use o f n telephone. Therefore that
S ta s c a tm o e navea
apparently simple little instrument, which is so vital in
rireMe la M &gt;,ue
nil our lives. Is the moat mis-used gadget over invented by
aa-Ts
man.
A fter n day in any busy o ffice one retires to the sanc­
tity o f the family hearth, praying the phone won’t ring
I D eM lnary s a i n *
nrO e
and convinced that if it does mnyhem will be committed
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I i I U m •&gt;* p e lle ts
■■■•its lav i u siiyM , pi on the tangle o f wires and the little block box which houses
la W s "J o . im
,,r 1 the bell mid other mechanism.
Now this stale of a ffa irs Isn't due to nny imperfec­
tion nf the instrument Itself, but to the manner in which
99 percent o f the people use IL Without any nchoollng
provided In the iimper technique o f telephonic communica
lion ,lhe unintelligible sounds which emanate from the ear
piece can lie expected and it Is n sad comm entary on our
Pla Is a ainal i» t f
r n u p tM k la *»H«- way o f life that such a cctuiition exists.
aSraty w l l l M «a ,k « •
llr
W ould that there m ight bo a campaign directed towards
guM lsastsu P« all a n , O w s lW n
. . .
|# || # r
M (
n k t r u lM
those persons who hold tho speaking instrument at arm's
la I lia
bb4
b)m
length, and, in a weak voice, rend o f f tho names of Ihotto
who attended Aunt Minnie's bridge party, while the type­
writers click, tho fan roars, ami the machinery in the back
makes Itn customary clatter. For Heaven’s sake, get up
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY closer and give the phono :a chance.
Then there is tho other typo, tho person who forgetn
COD'S SPIRIT WILL LIFT the telephone wirrs have nny function at nil, mid gets so
YOUR BURDEN, WHEN NONE d ose to the mouth piece that all one hrars Is a sound which
OTHER CAN! Com* unto nu^aBk resembles an artillery barrage. This tyi&gt;e o f person loesn'l
y r that labor anil are heavy
and 1 will give you r u l— l I H have any confidence in the capacity o f the telephone to carrj^
tltO-mCTaoMiF ITTH T ?Tsp3g PTflTT
Bad l « S * r

F R ID A Y , JU L Y

Current

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take

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^ Puerto Rico’s governor, R. G.
TugweM •lopped off n Miami to
! Ufir two
pMplf
Imported 36 percent of their ford.
They could not ship their main
crop, sugar, and Tugwell waa up
to ask for IS million dollars m
tide them over until he could get
them to raising thrir cwn fo o d slow and hard job. They are
yrt our ’’dependency"—more of a
liahility than an aaaet, aa are the
bulk of the Inaular poaaeuion* of
any country.

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The Navy Department to tak­
ing over Chicago hotels nml the
largest onta—the Steven,, with
3,000 rooms, and the Con-re»«,
with 1,000. The Stevens to tout­
ed a, the largest hotel in the
world.

C O U N T R IE S

WHAT ABOUT YOUR SOLDIER?

Gnrwrck,

A couple of Nary patty officer,

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won villa now has a midaurfaw which provldat that
gaooa ahall be out of the
by that hour. Why does
a want to go Into a park
tM, anyway. You cant aaa

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Be.-vtce

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T H E COOLEST SFOT

' • of July I. Miami’s “ Dig
Three" lianks reported deposits
a, f Hows: Miami Flrat National,
fl7,52H,47l;
Florida
National
( Dupont), $23,1102.065; Beach
First Nations ILJI2n.O t M.K57 Tb"
('ora! Gabtea affiliate of th, Mi-

Tyrants and Cod

Benjamin Franklin wtin rvaixiiinihlf* fur more invention*
FOR UB, NOT SELECT SINGLE
ITEMS THAT SUIT I S: For I anti Iniffnlmia "iiiftrent h&gt;n« lh’nn nny ttlher itinglr American thing but leg, though, » e gar*. I-and lug,’
have not ahulined to dee Ure unto nf the Kjjfhtoeiith century. With hi* numi" « r 4. mutoriateil Anyway, he said that even under
]T0U the whole counael of God.— the n|M'ji Move. the littlitniiiK rtxl, improved
for street tha Miring rain of bomba, the
IVa had aj nice (convenati
AcU 10,21.
lighting, hifiM'iil *|Hi-tnclei«, the harmonica, the public II- boy* on deck were betting, T w o with Mra. E
hrary. Am i-m uii |*ilitiuil cartoon anti daylight saving. Be­ bile they hit uel" "Two bill they day over thi
u Raymond
side* these diatlurtlon*, a* well ii* Im-Iiik a noted statesman, don't!"
Praia on! Though ml*l« ubscurc huainea* leader nml ili[ilomat, Benjamin Franklin Improved
What a wonderful bunch nf'kkl, mond gradyttad with the clast iif
■30 hvreyln our Banford High
Tha steal) and rugged way.
■drift cleaning. JMillce protection, ventilation and education. we*v# got whan lhay can fair School ./Later. Raymond attsnded
lUngtr with luch iplHtl tl’a •
And dani’nlng douhl betels—
the
LUflvsnlty of Giineavllls and.
In
addition
he
iierfccted
a
cure
for
amoky
chimneya,
In•pint no enrm / can avar kill
Boon'dawns tha brighter day
\enteil a three-wheel clock, a chair that could he converted Havant wa at Soma a great #«■ after that, worked wILS the Slat*
K m d eat Though boon Ik- long. into a atrplAildrr, and a wooden arm for taking down book* ample to live up to T Carles* of Road Department at Cocoa, Flo
Engtoeartog has alway. been
And days dcep-iraughl with woe. from hitch shelve*. To promote the inventor na one of the whit might happen to them, they ^
used all they had to hit back forth“ bobby snd about thro* monihi
Let patience tin her perfect work.
ago
ha
want Into tha Army. Hay
miUtandlng Americans who cmliodie* the Ideals o f our A m ­
And vanquish every foe.
Boon afta tha raid, wbea bit, mond. If you do aa good a job ’out
erican way o f life, Thu Fmnklln Institute has organized
American metal ware found thara, wheraver It might ba. as
Hope on) Though all iremi lo«t, the National Franklin Committee. In these challenging time*, of
which had bean eiplotted agalnat you r.iva halpad do over Inert
And threat’nlng storms Wat high, the cjm m itlee ia potting forth an all-out effort to per­ our own boy,
from J iya ba around Cocoa, the Army’ll navar
'Hava falthl Be slid and know
petuate the great leader, whoae words are particularly time­ bomba, there waa a little dory lat you coma hack to Civil'Llfal
That God la ever nigh.
which
want
tha
rounds.
It i w a i And, Mr. E- G. Hsity, don’t think
ly— “ Rebellion to tyrants I* obedience to Ciod.” — Miami
altbarl
there wta a boy In tha Navy from wa’ra forgatting you,
Herald.
Fight onl Though fear an illi
a mld-wei t e r n farm.
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Someone You’re Rs/mond , father and wa
navar
forget
fathers.
ThayYa
And panic grip, tha heart.
asked Him why ha had )«tnad.
The battle you will aurtly win
Wall, all day long, ha told them, ratty nice snd, you know, the
oyi all aaam to like ’eml Rayfor yean ha had ba._.
_ ,
If you play well your part. —Kirn ‘a-ploughin
furrrra’ with hi* paw’s
change.
"j plough mond’a addrams U: Riymond V.
Dr MIIS. ERNEST IIOUJHOLOER
till, finally, ha '
rot tired o’ Hasty, Co, “A " , 331st Engineer,
that ola plough - give it back Regiment, Camp Claiborne, Lout
— , _ . — ha said, “ Paw, BUM .
Isn’t It funny wa narrr used
I’m a-gonna gtt away from tide
to hear anything about termites
Every once In a wtila somaplough. I*m a-gonna Join *D »
until lllllar appeared on the with u* loo
, .cry good.
Navy So-a did. But, gol-darar thtng so nice happens that It
aeene tan yearn ago.
In fact, It’a vary jlnv, for we
lit “I’gta" Uo ua) 8&lt;hlrarxl-bi: hr. iitfad.. "That" Sl&gt; leaps J»H tenet..of 'llfta tha iyla*&gt;k» j l s
haVa -+i»d t » » rdre—siertr- wtih'’ to* n - kind PIlflUgH 10 Ural ll~T coma over, I baar lumpin' j a- know! Waif, wa had Juat that
boy, home on furlough a n d , W 1u« regularly an d wa have ap whlatln*. I lock ad up, in' what happen to us Ills wrek, a latlar
I le w
In . w t e h
a boy a n .I hi, ] p re d a te d that thoughtful Cour- do AS aaaT That obi plough a’ Igned limply, “ Mother of a Sol­
family will sp,re u, ■ liulc from'
paw’s a-comin' straight at mat** dier". Thank you, little Mo thaI
just e short few d a y , together, | Hobby tells u, that Guy Allan,
We aakad Gregory If a ,erara for your Insight, your undent*rul­
ft p*r« straight to the Wort and - »hu u,r-d to t&gt;e in Hanford, la electrical etorm may not be noth ing and yaur ineou.w lament.
make, u, very hrppy. Sevensl un l here at Henning,
Itkf an air raid. ’ .Well," he an.
buy, have done tlis, eo let o*
Al,u Glen Curocek. who Mead ■wared, "If one la
Two weeks ago wa had news of
afraid o f
'DUtrcia
Signal,
Frighten
tn Ik- reported for the Banford lightning, there might be a simi­ Harry Ward Bowtr end promised
Herald, to tl ere. Glen la a Muter larity. But there la this dif­ you hla sddreea at G it time.
3 0." say* a Miami llcrahl
Ina, Now If they had been
Serge*l, si, work being with the ference where lightning
Harry
only Wall, It has coma in.
1 bomba. . . we Ju*l don’t know.
iwraonnal. Itrybe, Sergeant, you raakaa you afraid, an air faU ■tested officer’, achool about the
ran find Urns aoma day to drop makea you tnad| and to tha boya fjuue data that hla cousin, fitu* a line and parhapa UU M of
rroien »tov»* era no longer
•oma other friend are hare there
«* . according" to Information
we haven't ai yet dUccvarad
n Wuhlngton. Aftar having
WVd love to hear more o f . you,
* frown ao long, It U a quesGuy, and erenbody. Qian can be
i whether lhay can avar get
■&gt;Llm ,e d :
M, Sei-gaiat Gian

iUMU so many’ heart throbs aeng tha younger
wt
they
nmded Ilka a rhumba orcheatr.

A rerent “ Cnmmrnt" touched oas
air frwight trains of the near fu *
tore.
A St. loiuls man, presi­
dent of the American aeronauti­
cal association, says a doirn
glider-type of tpillcrs I* p:**tble
and he Is going to build thenw
“ after the war"
V

Miami's public and private light­
ing can be dl«errned 35 mllr, at

and ho wa, a prosperous
-Genesis 31):2.

m Jg m u I Wt

fl,
B[j u, longevity. The.#
irt; Don't worry; don't overvat;
don’t hate—any Indy or anything.
A mighty g-nd
rules; L
am by them a, ty- 4i&lt;uh with IhP
printed prayer hr |(*vic&lt;l on the
hrad of hit liita
bed, "Lord, them's mj
•enttment.,.'

Ripley «nys one ran contract
hydrophobia from the bite of a
skunk.
If I never get this malady
Tollicr, -ay, there are yet 2:i
toll highway, in the U. S„ cover­ until I get it that way I nevrrw
W
ing a filial of .111 mllo. Fit. evpect tn hat, U.
teen of these rend, are prlvalrly
« « iml, the longed one, in miles.
T h e D a d e c o u n ty r e b in d b ea rd
iK-io* In DlvsI county. If th' re h a s s r c r ' I H w it ’ ■ ih i* p e r r n r m l
are any ■’relies” around we are q u e s t io n t f c h a r g in g t c it io n lo
«urv to have them.
W in t e r - r e s id e n t p u p ils 'a n d d e c iiL n ll

DEMOCRACIES

U a n e d r a • k y .k b w V ■»

again.

W E L 8 I1

Jui? to |e,t whether we really »ml F.N.B. rrpotird 1.1,730,01
had liberty In our land, a Phita- these live and three smaller one.
delphla reporter took a picture of maklnr a grand total of 1107,old Liberty Bell and was -irreatej 117,31s. There sre several othfor doing a:. The court .U*. . .. whoie nport* did not ccmQ
charged him but said th# rule! under my otmervallon.
still held good. Funny old world. |
!*n J
Oh. I know^your c-anrw-j A grrat many people think wo
n ek . the world to alt right; it ■ mu,t be dynamically poiltlvo
the people who are wrong. Have; about everything and try to run
it your ewn way.
.
whole world. A woman n k

BONtTrTnrT^wYSSJrm,'

IF WE TRY TO KEEP ALL.
W I LOSE ALL: Thou .halt m l
dalay to offer of thy h»r*a«l,
■nd of the outflow of thy presses.
— Exodus 22:20.

Comment

Ur A G N E W

A x is

17. I913g

n j j u K V ^ r i ’t q u ite g et it s t l.
w s n l h im v e r y
m uch,
and j
GiM &gt;d-mjrht K t F r y t t o d y n t hom e
w e re t e r r i b l y s o r r y It h ap p e n ed | t / ik f t i v r r , F ta tp F — d o y o u r » U if f
fu r ur on th a t j j a m r ! Arw l t r l l
Wr ivondfr,
II« R Y r n
Ju «t n t w h o ’ * In th e p ic t u r r ,
i rot n t t ’»f f ro n t.
‘v ta tu R q u o ’* %

do wr do on

*1“rrt!
LlrUt.-CoJ t*esirgw a . De Cottes,
linllp'l States Army Air Corps,
ho, lieen given hi, own eemmand
•t Does Rstone, Radio School No.
You mi y recall t’nt we said
last Spring that » * sa.il last
Spring that ha was taking hi*
training at llolebird, .Maryland.
Ha waa then on general duty at
Washington, Headquarters fo.- tha
A. A. K. lor a time.
Boca Itatone ts shout fifty
mile* above Miami and has a
complement of or*me 12,009 stu­
dents. We hare heanl thpt that
Army has taken over the golf I
links there, which you know are'
famous' throughout the golf world,
and also a $1,000,000 club buildin* for use in trrining purposes.
Address him simply; Lieut-Col.
Georgs A. DeCottes, Tech. Om ~*t*i
ttek-wt No. 2 Boca

fintry. Ft.
Denning,
Oaorgia.
Good luck to you. Sergeant tad
to Guy. Amt, pleaee^rigp*! forget
then!
Hut back to Hobby, Bobby bin
•elf I, g Berraint and la tha ao
of Mra. Carrie Marlowe, former!
Carrie LovelL RJ»a la a »M er &lt;
Vail LovaU'e^and Vail, as yo
know marrtod Lucca Chappal ei
they lira In the old Chapped how
out on Celery Avenue. AlUMug
Bobby had Just coma from 'that
whan wa mat him, we didn't to
calenr-we tipped Mmaadaa.

waakT Wall, at that lima Harold
waa a Major, but now ha has
been promoted to tha rank of
LifuL-Col. Congratulations, Col-

112 W. First SI.

Midnight Show—Sat 11:45 P. M,
BIG COMEDY-MYSTERY JAMBOREE

LYNN
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Wa have a moat Informative
Iter hare from I*vt Stuart IL
clntyta of Ft. Bragg, but aiaaa

$?£ is

ar until next weak. Only, wa da
int to any that pvt. McIntyre la

I oma and
Henning,
&gt;ty bat but Kara

Your Air FllWr Cleaned and
ReoOed with the PuKhase o f
a Lubrication Job for Your.
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DOUBLE BILL

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Remember wa wrote .of Harold
Weahbum being made a member
J ^ U f f of Urn

BILL’S PACKAGE
STORE &amp; BAR

E V E R Y M INUTE COUNTS — IHIY MORE BONDS,

You bdyg heard o f thl, ? It la
In the Header's b i g o t nag to
tailed "Victory Cocktail", tfuotaai
"A rntuarant and bar in Tampi
la Plugging drinks called Hlapa-

Ilia you’re had a nice long drink
of lew water. Hut you hare the
atompl**—Qalllcr’a

TWO Idg fan, and lals
nf g'Kiil cooling drinki

With «rc didn't hivr lo quill

Colon si!

jap. WI an you order cne, the
tar keeper pou.y color leu liquids
from four bolt lea, add, lea and
ihakaa wildly. You put down two
Mta, rat your drink—and a I k

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THREE

Social A n d Personal Activities,
Social Calendar

3

THF. S A N F O R D

17. 1942.

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T ii S i n g a l C h u r c h

M ARJO R IE

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Hanford cltlzeua are asked by
tha ministerial association to obeerre two minute* of prayer each
day at noon.
Tha recreational committee of
tba Woman1!
Auxiliary, Holy
Croaa Church, will aponapr—Lba
flral In aarlea of dances and
aoclal iw n ll jar pnung people at
8:00 P. H.
HUNDAT
Hanford elllitni ora aaked by
tba ministerial association to obaarea two relnotei of praytr each
day at noon.
M ONDAY

T e le p h o n e 14S|

Editor

IIA IT Y

IIIM T IID A \
T n t liy

day at noun
tit s|Hmsor see­
The W.M.U
ing in ^he Rid t russ Ku-ni durjug the'morning, under Mrs. A. J.
Peterson's direction.

K 1. I'atdwfll
|k»fia1il i*rak

P e r son a l s

Is«UIU* MlMlfP

Mm Cltarlra Mut&lt;l
Saturday
Mr* tl*»*ar Title r

l&gt;sn lint,tell of Rotton. Mss, ,
v i s i l*h| I , , ,
m o th e r.
H a n s , il W e d n e s d a y

Mr. Stevens Is Host
At Cocktail Tarty

M r.

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rye llii.h, - ,* slsltingf
relaliv •-« here on s short furluugn
from lort Henning. lie

Members uf the sdmtniitrative
fsnHsasJ of-tba Naval Air Base
arera Junorrd by Phillip W. Stev­
ens at a cocktail party last aw ­
ning at his home, 1216 Magnolia
Avenue.
Mrs Roy Holler, Mrs. Norman
C. Schmid. Mrs W'aller Coleman
and Mrs. John U Galloway aslisted Mr. Stevens in entertaining
The guest list included: Mr. and
Mrs C. E. Adams. Mr. and Mrs
E. M Armltsgr, Mr. snd Mrs
/ . W. Fitzgerald. Mr and Mrs.
Sidney P. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray G. Fus, Mr. ami Mrs. Harry
B, Ijcwls. Mr ami Mra. T ISullivan. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Lanier, Mr. and Mra. Charles H.
McClung, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Wootle and Mr. and Mra. C. M.

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WORK PANTS

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. 2q QUALI1T SHIRTS

JEAN SHIRTS

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price of m e. Dm tack uf drreaca orlflnally ptn.-l at t 98, 2 98
and even m or.
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group in drviiUonala
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he (iJltwrlng mrniU n
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Wall* r Kealer. Mr* J H Philiv|Mr* Kffle Htdlowny. Mt» Uilhtp
Miaa Juanita U i r m f r , *if iVr? \
Miaa ('umming. Ml** (‘ unniiigham
Mi*a Helen Lamer. Ml** Nnmtn
ItutchUoil, Miee Lout*? Packard
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thi* kind In thif triMlnr.
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llunrig thr tin* Inr* r |mirt i*»n *&lt;f
ihr melting, over which I'n-n
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Committee will have a leaaon on William*. Mi** Helen Witte. M in i
I
"*' ......... '- ‘." 'T he,,‘
htspllal ethics at K:00 P.M. at BRevcrly
Snyder »i
of Grand
Payton
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whi h «n* l " 111.
everly Snyder
*.*««•■*• Forks.!
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the Red Cross Headquarters on North Dakota. C W. Hall. S. T I *il«-t..ri,&gt; at the Fernald lotuvn
Is inhart. J t; Oser, Hugh C. j ton M..o„rial llu.pital thi. mom K«»-jra"t
V First Street
f. I.tl n( of thr1
Ridge, A A. Sturgia. Charles|ln* «&lt;-• '• reiMirt.-,! to lm re.tug
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| Banfonl ciDiens art asked by ( aniemn, Alilrn Manchester, l*aul |comfoitaidy
loll.j \ iufr i * J a c k
the ministerial association to oh. Moorr, Jr , iNimflu* Slrrmlrum. It.
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serve two mlautri of prayer earn ■M, Tinkli*puuirh uf Or1«fitl«&gt;, T H
Wi * I IE A*hl«&gt;v «rul h**r two
O" '*■I I fOf e'IHk!"
and I. K Wulker of fl»liii f bildtt n hnvp r»luruni fmm A*l* hn ki
day at noon.
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7In th*r morning the O. K , Young
( a.ldeif,
(trarh
bum &lt;*,i
A*hrir Mr* Auhlr)'*
' ■• Hit;! 1&gt;1) an |
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motli,f i Ln* im h ifrtouily ill Mr t l &gt;
■»" under S!r» L M Tyre"* dlrvctton.
,41i irleft |
A»hli‘V ■ipva*,j hi* famll) ihpft* Al'all
will i hive rhirgr of llrtj Crtii*
B a p tis t C irc le F iv e
-I tit Ihr
&gt;M«iii|iui«.| Mr* \ *h|r % * n&lt;l the
n#wtnrg »t the w om in'i Club.
He
The
Wnmen’i
Auxilliry
of
litHitr
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Ha
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H
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llolv Croat Church, unite r the
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direction of Mra K, A Dy»un,
Ku* • tl \ h n r r I* H A O JM f * t l l l | {
I ircU Five «»f Ihr Klnt IU|i
,
t
u.t miH-l*
* will ftontor «ewing irr the Heal
n|ifirnili'
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W Crou Boom during the aftirmnui tu t Church met * l th** home o f ,
M
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M
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Hagan,
with
M
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and
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Boy» and girl* of Junior High
rnuv**t|
th i h m nr i.f hi* i
Wal
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Hehool «gr ere t«ked to m « t it
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Mr
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1mi is, '
the Woman's Club at 10:30 A M.:j th.l a* co husle.ae.
,
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W A. |
M . M .s • »'
vice club. Interested mothers are presided over the business meeiM ll akii*-- Y ii
—
■ is a “Recreation ing ami led thr devotional!. Mrs i
NOTICE
4i I PA 't .
1 II Si range,
J invited.
Thi.
W p Bmohg. Jr gave a Bible j
,-iUp
i^rk |lun»s &gt; 1T G.
Council activity.
study from the huoa nf Psalms | It.miles r&lt;■r America i* »(a,n H
1 1 \\ (will H T
WEDNESDAY
ami
Mrs.
W
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Gardiner
taught
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a
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-ale
all
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m
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Sanford citizens ar* asked hy
s
row to -ecurr furni* to furnish
\ » M. iHfi (till T| 1 Uan
tha ministerial association to aS- the mission study
Following
regulsr
reports
by
thr
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d,.y
riaim
st
the
Navy
Base
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two minutes of prayer each
dsV at noon,
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V » " h *r h m I f f f
( Alt l&gt; OF THANKS
If
Sawing In th* Rad Croaa Row**] alated by Miss Lola Haran. awrvad
at the Woman's Club will be un­ refreshments to the following
Wf wish tdj inink nur
in
der the direction of Mrs. Roy members: Mrs. A- U Hlacey. Mrs. friend* i nd neighbor* fa
J. I). Cochran, Mrs. W. U Hlouden- ” '
■,n“ "'■ ■"“ ’ r* ■"tin*
Tlllls during the morning.
mtrr, Mn II VV. Rucker, Mrt. vympithy during the
r lllne** &lt;
TH U R SD A Y
Mr* , Hrook*.
Mr* L i|ri|r of our be loved mother M
Sanford rltlirns are asked by W C Lynn.
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* the ministerial association to ob -■Ijruns, Mrs Uettla Halts. Mrs H. J M. Wynn
f *h. VV M t ..f th* \ .f .r Hup
aorva two mlnulea of prayer each1 ['• Id^nani. Mr*. Cameron ami
The Family uf Mr*
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' »t * »* irrh
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Mrs. Gardiner.
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Hanford cltlsans are asked by
tha ministerial association to obbi*-ut Julian Adam*, * tin haa '
cares two minutes of prayer each
t«*rn atationnl at Sprnrr Field j
day at noon.
Moult nr, (in . tft now ilaliom-d in I
•&gt; Tha Dependable Class of the
Surf. Ik. Va
* First Methodist Church will have
its regular business and social
mooting at tha home of Mrs.
Mi** Audrrr Mir Farndl h*» j
Vlntll Smith, 423 West Eighteen­
rcMunu-d to Jar kivOfiYlilt* after viith Street a t 8:00 P. H. with
itinjf hrr aunt and Ufwlr, Mr and 1
Mrs, dtoscoa Taylor as co-hostess.
Mr* 1 M Carroll,
* h. -eleeteii Senior Chores of Vluii.ia Mi-tli„,(t-i t 'hildr
Home will he present,d to 'art.
.
Tha YWA of the First Baptist
iso
Mr
and
Mrs.
Henry
II.
Al
Ciilit-ef t »' *
i'll Itig it1 - MU . l.w k ill iht l*f»— i**rni&gt;' &lt;"hiit* 1
nf uriiitn hmtrvfce ,!i - iiudin
Church will met at the Some uf
M
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Edllh
Ci.lberl
ami
hn
Misses El ill he Di sr&gt;d Gladys Pip­ Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert It
Itrv \ l" Hr au nlet&gt; |»n«tur
h'ng ID ' |&gt; tl '•* tCTlI ' V Mi** llrliii \!■my» i 1 in*i.I*' u
Thi*
Nickerson, Mr. ami Mrs. N. C.
pin at 7:00 J*. M.
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• ret . inI in t-akrland with n Ij af ( m i i I.
Schmid
of
Paint
Bench,
Mr.
snd
Circle Five will he In charge
lives
m in* i * »» mttuf i.f * hunt kn » »
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o f tha program meeting of tne Mrs W E. Storm of Miami, ^lr.
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return.',!
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3 3:30 P. M. in the church. Subject Forks, North Dskuta, Mr and
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month
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th__ Mr, p m ! Pouts of Jacksonville. D
things: whatsoever things are o f! Mr ami Mr* Slrrle M Partin and
" ' ‘ I P h i vnitihl Trial i vt-* fur
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virtue.1* Sunbeams. O. A's, snd I Mr and Mrs W II INirse of
R e v e r e n d J. A. T o lle | A \ is R e p o r te d T o lie
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time in the church
Also Mrs Jack R. IUII. Mrs
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J sewing in the Red Crums
Cross Room at Mrs W. E Hollyhrad. Mrs. Ava |u i a i o . . here for about *iv days. |

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O. llo * t l « . W a s ! P oin t. O aurgta .
T o y ere b a r .b y a a tin «d t h a t _
p i l l kae baas k r o e g h j e a a le e t you
lb * n r r e l l c o u r t fo r BaarianU

Meets
3 Brooklyn F or
Buyers InR ussik

•! don’t know bow It
- Bb American major ju*t
"bat those boy* wer*
to moot me when

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returned,
at tba
It puDed

buayT Wall, III
Ilk* I got It—
ahoutod U n i n fkhoar.
' Kolaw In chorus,
ad State* buys Tt
fu n from Russia,
havs that West
mathematical education for
wouldn't tall you
ito 100 percent of
buyers In Russia.
Scheer, Hollander
have lived among
thay her* dafithe Kuaalan In“ A n they tough I" ukod cn*
‘ I Major forgot which on*, for
a n Inclined to talk at one*
thay tough r Why. they'll
the daylight* out of any

tba world P

Messrs. Scboer, Hollandsr and
may be short on now* fr&gt;m

'hem*, but all lha visiting firemen
thay're jong on hospitality
known
want It definitely known
they a n always heme.

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Worker
otorbike For
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MYERS, July IT, &lt;Bpet— An old washing machlna
).End a bicycle, plus a good
o f Ingenuity, have enabled
Brannsn, Lea County AAA
. lance supervisor, to tnvel
much as be peed* to In his

da has to travel to all pan*
' county to chock ap on com■ of farmcra w|lh terms of

* contract* with this AgrtcslIf Adjustment AdralnlstAllon,

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' BBd gaso..
' m motor
totk c f hi* btaycla ami
tha gBaollnb &amp; • dutch
« tho handloUrs. He

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) a a M e a lifte d frie n d * , A n th o n y C ram er
f r i g h t ) , H a...il apy
a y ..................*
a id, rrou
crouch#* lo..w __
on th__
e b o o_th e f a tree. T h e photo
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obtained wthen
hen the
Ike f . B . t . tre
took
hkim Into c u it o d .y . F e d e ra l arrn ta
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re v e a le d that C ra m er * u an e n g in e e r a n d m ech a n ic a n d se rve d In the

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tha few youngatcr* to leap Into
Um m*jor* from * elms* l&gt; Ingue*

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|RW y)—K»U* of the** rolling toion who rot# next
Aug. • may L i n for thalr new
sheriff the man who won the
American league batting cSamplonalp 10 years ago—Big Dale
Alexander.
For Alaxandar. now 39, weigh­
ing 224 pound* a* he strelcnea
six feet, three Inches skywar, and
maatar of • 1211-gcr* farm Is
combing th*
countryside
for
vote*.
II#'* running on tka Democratic
ticket In Green count/ which
swerve* back and forth in Its
-olitlcal preference* and h* think*
is has a good ehtnc*.
If ha tan button-hol* supporte n like h* did baa* hits In the
torrid month* of July, August
and Beptambar in lMjt. ha’ll be
donning th* badge all right
Last your memory fall* you,
th* record book show* Dale went
from Detroit to Boston with an
anemic ISO batting . average In
mld-Jun* and Uan. stationed at
first beta for lha K*4 Sox, want
benerk with his mac*.
On lb* final dar of th* season
ha blasted two hits to no** out
Philadelphia's Jimmy F o il and
lha Immoriil Lou Gehrig for th*
hitting crown with a buxom J67
average.
-Tha illg C'i,” a* h* w*s affecllonatciy
celled by U* late
George Btklllngs, faltered
the
frllowlng season — possibly becausa he was alow afoot—and
potted a SXI mirk before reiurrlnr to Ire minor league.
In 1P34 he went to Newark in
the International laague, Hitting
•330. Tba next Iwo seasons saw
Mm -t K-was Cl* • In Us Am»ri.
can Asoclatlon, where be hit AU
one yea..
A berth with NaahvlUa In tt*
Southern Association beckoned In
1V37. when h* hit .SIB. and Ih*
following yctr ho moved over to
Chattanooga to join Joahlne Joe
Engle'* “ Elephant*- —*o dubbol
because every man e n .lia club
wa* of tbe pordrroue type.
•All tbl* while Alexander nuraBd
managerM
ambitions — meagwbli* socking hie dough Into east
Tsnnessaw
far
____
_____ ______
JlRE
about goiag Irms
day and
and
. . . some
___ I day
riff—and Engl* re­
.
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warded
In 1939 hi took th* halm at
Sanford, a Lookout farm dub In
tk* FVrida stats Issgus. II* won
th* pennant snd_________
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In one
— jump.
.
(The following y**r Alaxandar
Georgia-Florida IsagTl* and guid­
ed kia firm outfit to second plica
In 1141, aocond-placa In the
Southfaetam laagu* wa* copped
by bis Selma, Al*., club
Last Spring Dale decided to
■toy close to Homo—thinking of
th# burin***- of becoming therlff
so h# could star with nls wife
gnd two boys, one eight and the
other five—and took th# rein* of
the Oroanavlll# antrv In the Ap­
palachian Irarur
, It ws* with this *am# club that
Dal* got started bark In 1B23
Last month tha war caught
up with lha Burley Cuba »nd thay
dropped out of lha league
■Jreld this I* th# laat vear
“ Em a
for minor league*," said th# big
fallow, adding that h# had rs
calved, however, sareral mansgsrial offers in recant waks.
“ Naw, I’m not through with
baaaball—especially If I don't
win that election. Right now I m
thinking mors sbout votes, my
16 milk cows and my tobacco
patch."
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• e p ra r r a r t ; I b o tt o m Iraetor
J k rw ij T*a ro ll* c e le r y paper:
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hand p iow e. nte.i -| M odel HC
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fe r t lllie r d l« ir t k u t o r : I d ueler.
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Map af m. fleet rude Addition
to Hanford, arrordlac to ptat
thereof recorded la rial Ilk.
I. IWdea Itl-IIT af Iks pabll*
P A H A O llA P H I ; la t a
records of Bemlaola Coualy,
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Fla. run W nlong N etda of
Mid Addllloa till fi. m o,, or
lees lo n point k i l l ft. B of
aa par plot tbaeeaf duty iw
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aemJwot. Cwwu.y. T V , tOaaIhenco N ••• fl. la I i UiIh M
Ui*lag *5*-l» naraa mars sc
lino aland the a aharo or U t l
Mnnroo, ihenco llflv
alone • Bald**(**4 la a c flk a d la
Mid he'kkead line IMT ft. |o (rusk* I, g. and I win be TataIke renter of Jeeeemlne Are. aabiaal la m o d * * ,;* Harm af said
r».
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ra la faror of V
Ire* nil e lr e e le dasdnd
* * ‘ l' o C* ity E •nk at Colombia, Fadaral
a rorpsrmlMa,
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Nanrocd
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aad Fadaral Farm Mortgage corse co a m oro o r I» m » /
parutlsB. » . carps radtaa. sag said
F A H A IH IA F II t : l a t a to. I I , to sals la to ha mads to aaftafy U*
and l l o f F lo rid a L e a d and term* af Mid r
( ’o lo a lM ilo n
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to m ljrd . IV. H eardatl'a Map o f

Bl Jnarpka according in plat
Ikrraaf rwr.ntod In l-fnl Hook
Tata III o f Ih* public rr.
cord* of Bomlaol* Coualy. Fb,.
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quart o f taaoUna
Four mile* to Short'a
Recreation Center
Good Dane* Floor—24 **leettoas good dance
muete
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— Food and cold drlnlu
Big dance every Wednes­
day night

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ADDITION aa re c o rd e d In l*lnt
7W**&gt;k I. P«ga
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Hamlnola
•V u n i*
lls x x tla
Led 2 lllsack f
H S o f Led 2 HltM-k 4
l - t I lllock •
l o t 2 lllock »
N «• ft csf I«*t k lllock I f
IN A D CIIAI'I'Elala'H HI* HDI •
V IM IIN OF III i x ’ Kri •'«r. ~ K AND
J OF T IIK TOW N OF
42« H.|»Hlln Hi». na Hacordad In
Flat llonk 1 F a g . 71 Hamlnola
Itet'iirde
l«»l I I l l ' l l &lt;1
All ll*aaa K k# f» and | M I W
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M l I-.I I U lock (I
9*. '• t*f |gt|« I f an d H lllock

tha rarity. tan
In topast—and
pa*t—and It trip, to photographing scenery
. ---------that stands ana coats nothing
iba alwiy* been rtr*.
The trend in recent yean ha* Nothing, that U, except tSe coat
of
transporting players and craw
been, when a producer wanted to
gamble In the aeven-flgar* game, and oqulpmaji* a vastly mor* **•
to mak* film* that could bo pen*It * sxpedlent than duplicat­
U
counted on to run for years, to- ing Um set on a Hollywood sUgo.
L ’ t 22 lll.ack (I
turning coat and profit rid the
la.l (I |ll&lt;*ck l|
Ion# run.
l - t ( f Hi.- a i|
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TTM artrars movie, ospocUUy
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iM.AllK H HI IIDIVIMION
tf* early Ulkle. had to mak* a
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Tiara
14 A
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II aa Itamrdad In P U t llook
I I'agaa l#4 and !•#. Hamlnola
tall Its tale of profit or loagwith­
•
nt ^ Itaccsrda
in tha span of a few months. With
a o n ca t o r w a e r m i F * &gt; i u s
l - l I I tea** k II Tlar 14
Nolk-e la h »r tb y g t*# n (ka l a n moat o f them It Is lUll her* to­
U-4
7
III... k || Tlar Ik
r i n d la p u r iu in r * o f that carday and gone tomorrow, tearing 4latin
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i l .A l I k H Hl *It DIV IMI ON
fin a l daeraa o f furarloaura anA
lb* producer walling or rejoicing. aala mada and a a ltro t! htraln on
•*F lildH 'K II
o f H.»blnaon#
Hsjreri *.f m A d d itio n I«» Han-Gone With the Wind" set the Ida 1fttli day o f J u ly . 1911. In and
r»r.|
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Hacordad
In Flat Hook
new patthm. It* clean sweep of fty lha C ircu it I'u urt o f (ha Ninth
1 Faga |#». Hamlnola County
d icia l C ircu it o f lha M a la o f
*11 movie record* at advanced FJ ularld
tlcr.srda
a. In and fo r Hamlnola C o u n ­
Prices boliterad Its approach to ty. F lorid a . In c h a n ca rr. In a cu rle t
II lllcM-b It
l e i II lllock St
“ popuUr” run* where, two year* l a t i rauaa lh a ra la p a n d ln g . w h a ra .
M W
i l.A ltK rt H I'IID IVIHION
later, it U still adding to Sela- la C1TT O F AANFOIU1. F L O R ID A ,
••r li«.i.lr\aon*B H u n n o f lllock
a m a a p lclp a l c o r u o r a llo n . la plal
nlck'a and Ifetro'a profit*.
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2k
and
Kse|
4 *»f
f , and C K R T A IN U N D H l'|\)N
Thar* was an occasional illant tWifH
in -e k
:k nf an A d d ition to
IC H T A X K il A N D OII M 'K C lA la
picture—notably “ TSe Birth of AhHKMMKNm AIIH DHUgURNT
Hanford aa Itacisrdad In Flat
li-M.k
1 Faga
lo7.
Hamlnola
NaHon/- DeMllle'. -King of ara d a fa n d a n la I. Jam aa 1). Bharl ’" t in lf Hacnrda
King*.__ -The Four Horaeman" on . Hr., aa Bpactat M aalar o f aald
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and “Tha Big Par*d#,M—which w ill o ffa r fo r aala and aall tap*
lv » I and K 4 nf l.o» I lllock
refused to be ahelrod after the ra la ly a l p u b lic o u tcr y
2*
lo
tha
left la |||.»ck Ik
first heavy onaUughU on the h lg h ta l and baal b ld d a r fo r caah
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box-offic* and continued for yaars a l lha fr o a l d o o r o f lha ('ou rt
l.*.t t lllock IE
llou a a o f Hamlnola l* o u n lr. F l o ­
afterward.
I
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vllloak
1*
rida. a l Hanford. F lo rid a , w ithin
'Sergeant York"—lait year'* tha
h
i. 11/ f «‘ Ii i . iih r H ADI ITIDN
lagal hou rs «»f aala. on M o n ­
1
Haaford aw linear dad
award-winning morla for Gary d a y. lh a Ird day o f A u g u il. 19IX
I f 1*1. I II.M.k I
F a ga
III.
Cboper— 1« orlv now hitting tha lh a fo llo w in g daarrlbad Iota, plaras
H• "rin.ila 4*..utot 9 llr r o r .l*
•'popular" n # i after month* of and parcala o f lan&lt;1 Ritual* In
I-*■• Alllork
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Hamlnola
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F
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a
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lo«w|l
advanced admission price*, and
l*e.t || III.m k A
In Hanford.
F lorid a ,
a ccord in g
-Yankee Doodle Dandv" will foi- to R. R T r a ffo r d 'a Map lharaof
! ”•« I. llloak D
d i x i i : ah i i i :(*d i i D 9: d
in
fui
low tha &gt;ama hientiee trail to
racord In lha |*ubllc liarorda of
Hook
2
1‘ig a
las. Hamlnola
collect Its S2.000.000 cost and re­ »U m l no la C ounty. F lo rid a , la P la l
• " u n i ) U n i ril*
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look
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pagan
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and
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turn |U expected prefit.
lit
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F l J *111DA I.AND A N D ('O U lN D
was frank In saying U-it be did
II
f.
ATIDN
( %nm pany‘ a
Addition
Idol | lllo c k 1 Tlar I f
mt expect to coma dear on tha
I., -south Hanford aa Hace&gt;rdad
l/M
I Hloch
1Tlar II
film for vaaru—that b* balirvad.
In
Flat
II.M.k
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Haml.
S K 1-4 o f lllock I Tlar 19
ftotr t*l&gt;un(9 Itecnrda
howwrer. ha had a merit that
W. S o f lllock I Tlar 19 tleaaa
D&lt;t i ?
would draw “ re pa l” patronage
E 41 fl A l*aaa In fl
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2a
K- and
IV. by II? fl
N and H
and eventuallr pav fnr Itself If
lo t
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In NW l*nrner &gt;
hot return a profit. Th* “ repeatl - » «•
•
I aj t I lllock I
Tlar •
are" I -V* halnad to mak# "Gone"
B S
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|| III.*rk I Tlar2I -*»l u I a s«.| ? {
14**1 l ■i: n III Al 1‘J tT A T i: 4l»M
the moot profitable picture of all
lent I f |!l«»r k ? Tlar I
I ' t ' l to A&gt;t&lt;IHI&gt;&gt;n In Hanford a*
time and are counted on to add
W i f f ft o f I m.| I I»laick ?
||wr..rrird in trial ll*M.k I Fagr
Tlar I
lo th# gr»«* of Yankee Doodle
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tom.inol* i ' muoI i
Itacsrrda
l-ol I |||«»rk ? Tlar 1
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Dandr." "Se-reant York." “ Mrs.
K II ft «#f M I I I ft o f l/H I
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lllork 7 Tlar • and
H. 71 I ft
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spneal
o f Lot I lltssrk 7 Tlar 4
It
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fl of 1-..I
One thing not cimarallv consid­
I
lllock
7
Tlar
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l*nl 9 flh&gt;ck T Tlar 4
Al •ITInS
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rationing. It will ba much saslar
Hag 49 ft
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disc; Electric motor * Whinner
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ruHlrators. hand
l*«. l i t v f l b s p u b lic
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loot*, ate: I t i ll Ford Muckl
I truclor laud cm disc; 1 power
aprar carl; law rwlla celery
paper; I dualsr; I t-hora* wa.
*«*: t eon# salary wire; KuBin* sump A Nklnnar aretam;
F*rtlir**r dlalrtkaters, piowe,
Nor la c Ir h a rtk y d r a g t h a t tk* foU uwIn* d a scrik a d U s d W ill b*~
rsltleatnn. hand toela. ate.: i A ^ ifu .V AP“ |V | / i T 1.1? * , “ * 1" ■ i.* * 1* , f * J # ^ b ## b a a Ik s t o t V y o f _
Tenww Jasbst aprsyar; | f.rll. n r ir Hlaia* . r w k f r . * . C” " rt
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Ll**r . dlatrtbutor;
I lat.lln*
Iti
F f l M a a s e s s l d a * fo r la x a a a u ra a a d fa r
board; *#* roll* ralary ptpar; l l .
i f . i c " . i * J ' - . V d i d » ;« u * s r *
lo g a t h r r W i u a ll co s ta
Mlar. hand tools, atr.
IIKAI. lan-ATB;

,rr

v * *

•f Bmaleel*
(Oeataiatng 11
U o i u m . l t Lai
ler I a*i p erlA H.
ep at (Be Tewa i

NB comer at

Illk. IN, T ie r I I o f Fla. U M
d
C w loalM tlon Oa.'* U m lie d

T w o black

_ Peers.k w «jiH 1IM lha.
Two
* r aura males. read I*
*&gt;&lt;' ■
if ' y
rear*, walchi lT*e Ik*
o n i K n riT
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HOLLYWOOD

H eriru d * A d d ition In B aafard.
F i r . e r r o r d ln * l o plat Ih e e s o f
111-111 o f Ib a ou k lie re c o rd s a f
record ed la F la l Ilk. I. F a g*a
0 . m lnnle Co., r . e . iC M I a ln lo d
I I acreo m o re o r U m ) **

y e e r t j^ w e lc k t l i e * Iba
Tree
m ar* m a le * . ae*C I t

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II

Oa* roaa a&gt;ar* mala age* 11

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t o sp en d a m illio n d o lla r * o n a
m o r i t th a n b e fo r e . M ovta c o o e e r r a tio n — In w a r m a t e r ia l*
w ill
t a r t m a te ria l* b u t n o t b e ca m e r lly
By BOBBIN COONS
i t r t m oney.
T h e r e I* U m f&amp;.OOO p a r p ic t o r *
HOLLYWOOD. Jaly IT. (W W ) lim it o n ! now m a t e r ia l f o r oa ts ,
fh
k h m ig h t look a t f i r s t g la n c e
—Glamour factor at war:
AWYamt^e .«oln* to happen to Um lik e C * L p e n d o o r t o e c o n o m y In
i ’ ooi
otlar maria ta Ihl* p lo tu r s m a a ib g - T o a n e x t e n t It la
T’ * &lt; ' ^ - :
\ — e x c e p t th a t i s th a lim ita tio n s
err oi atreea?
Tba ( l u c c i are that It wiQ be g r o w th e m o v ie s a r e r e tu r n in g
with ua yet, though peritapa more m o r s a n d m o r e t o t b s lo c a tio n

ri'oTd
"i-e&amp;ute' ris z
p o o r * U m lie d M ap s f Ib a K .

Io* wilt

99*1 am-w-ae.;u b . 4 1

'N j
WM
O it J H ¥ K A « r ^ r r m e t - - S g &gt; - - IT.; y s l i l a g &gt; a * f ) B p ' B V m b wiMrt

getting ready to
i for name leave
the- prevailing
three gentlemen
Brooklyn, and proud

MAtTwws n o n c w e v a c u i
N o m e * ta iia in m r
oivkn
lhat under a Decree ef
rloeure' and sale entered hr the
Judo* ef the
real! w
cou
the
•«w Cl
veeewra
e rl lt ef »"•

E

Former Sanford Manager Hopes
To Be Sheriff In Tennessee

been In Siberia
back to tha Unlttwo year*.

t 4 * / th « . t * M e
reearC# # (
K-mlnoJa. C
Deride.
d iW
m elf
l y _________
IUIC ra le l a h e m ade I * aatlefy
th e term * o f s a id ft a a l f e m e ,
h 1. N I X A e S p a tia l M a eler. ‘

N inth J u d
d twtml
icia l C
~ trra lL
"
l' a c a d foe
H em lnele ? • « » . .fje r if* . **&gt; fh#
l tlh d«r of
Of i__
u a a l i f t la a certain
reuea
f* deled llarrb
nun* between
b e tw e e n B. C D a d d . Cbm f r e e ” rded In th e puh ll* r e c o n i ., ila ln a n t. a n d F ra n k M. Ttuea. and
C em laol* C o u n ty , Kiev Ida,
In
telta J . T a te*, b la w ife , a n d IL C.
I le a d e r u o o a n d L a e illa T . I fa a d t r We’ r fe u c * ftnnk I * , r e f e T,
e u m h e iln e ce r ta in .p e rn o a a l
pro. * ..* . h ie w lfa , D efeadaaU L I w ill
p a rly , end Ik# f.rllow lH g d e scrib e d * » " a t F eh lla A u etlaa l a Uk* hld kre a l p ro p e rir e llu a leC In S em in ole e e i b id d er f o r ra ck a t t h e fraat
C o u n ty , in orld n . lo - w lt :
d » « r n f I k s C o u rt lla a a o Id. Ik#
U&gt;« l i . o f flin ch ». o f B e lI-Ily o f B a a fo rd . d e m lo a la CWaaly.
A ir e c r o r d ln e l o plat t h e r e o f
F lo rid a , k e lw e e a the f e t a l b e a r * at
rded In I’ ln l flank I . p a c e
e e l* o n M o n d a y ih * I rd d a y
of
n
. e
n f the p n b lle re co rd a a t
A u n u .l, I t l t , a
n il that er e rrtua W
n 'tl rl a c t
m lnnle C o u n tr . kin rid * . .
o f land, a ltu a le ta d em ln ala O rv e iV ITll
N rn n m r hand end I b a seal i r . F lo rid a , d e s c rib e d an f e llo w •
o f eald Cburl a l Hanford. F in e Ida. l o - w l t :
Ifcla 1 d * r » f J u lr . A. I&gt;. I t e m
T h o B au lk M acres■ o f
tko
the
O. I'. IIK IIN U O N 1
4
North !• acreo ef the
lb # NorikN orth Ae C le r k o f M id C M a lt
» m qaarter af ike ■
Court
‘lender at Heatlea 11
B ooth , t u n a * i t
tlr K. I . lil'I I O I C K . d : C
o r o a . m *K K ii. J i t . ,
l E Oom
n OiB
B m
B r&gt;
­ m n jr
uE
K ollrllor f o r r i a l n l l f f
as Special
(O ffic ia l t e a l)
h o n r m o f MArrma-s b l u e
iv o n m
or n * » T m
iu m
NOTICB |H HEItKHT IHV»3(
M otif* l« h*r»t&gt;r i l t t n I Hat P ur­ that purauaat lo
Fins I Dear**
suant lo fin a l d»rr*e&gt; t n l f r H hr I.nd.red OR lha Ith day of Jaly.
tha C ircuit C o u rt
nf
lUmlViol* A l&gt;. lilt, Is fbsi cartalo r*u»Countjr. F lorida, o n tha Sfrth day i^ndtng In Iks- C»r«w:« Court. In
o f Juua IMS. In that r* r ta ln cau»* •rot for Hamlsol* Coualy, Florida.
* n d ln « In »a ld
roart w H ffa ln
In Chsncarr. whsrala BANFontl
lOM K OW N KItN M M N (M)|(|1)|(A
i im n iiT it w
cn B D tT a b b o c ia TIOM la* R lalntlff. and A. A. ClfUF
TION. s rorpormllau, Ta Plslatlff.
KITH and A U lllA ll*
A . t i i t i ^ITII
rr~
.nd JOHN W~MEIBCII (soMatlmee
M s w lfa a n d * f* n d a n ta . Iba
known na Jobs Mslath, J t .i sad
i l r n o l aa
m » * fl« .
M ia tt r uni v ; EI.LIBON MEIBCII k U % l f i '. l *1.
w
_____
ith in lb* I t_f a l h ou rs o f t_aWB
la .oam
r •&gt;• Itefendonta lha
undarelgned.
M nndar. «»&gt;•
d a y af A l(u &gt; &lt;
N p e d a l M aatar, w ill w ith in Ik#
1911. al public o u t c r y at t o o fram l&gt; a*l hours o f s o la o a M p ndn y. Ih*
door nf th* court*hoUM o f B#fn i » l d * r o f A u g u s t. A. fat. K K a f f e r
* rid*a . In M
i ‘
Hanford
not* County. F lo
for H i , and M il i « t a * klahaet
F lo ridu* , offal
i.fr-r f o r ca l* an d s a il in *n.| beat b ld d a r fo e ra sh at Ih*
_____
' ast b id d e r ■ . f* - fro n t d o o r a t tk o C ou rt l l o u s * at
tha k llh e e l ch|l b
caeh tba follow In * d eecrtb a g Ini H em luol* C o u n ty , F la rM *. In Baa.

Gerattn army during the l**t war. He joined the Bund after being
aaturaliied In Iba U. 8. Id KM.
(C talra l freer)

jjffN obod y ever ecemi to
.....
1 tb tho fir*l name* of the
Bebeer, Hollander and
there'* a prevailing
Mr. Hollanders

L 2f
* • * Ttor I
o f Baa feed , rte e iC a . a a e a r lla e
I* ■. R. Traffera e ma» retard-

rlorM*. by m u r r rju&gt;-

nAVINlIrt ANI&gt; LSJAN AN­
ION o r HKXINOLJI COUNc o r p e r e lto n . » d
you
*&gt;•
required l o (II* w it h Ike
C le r k e f **ld O u r t y e u r w r lt le *
e r a * * ranee I ye n o n * II f o r b y a i ­
m e r ) In e e l* e e lt « • t h e fleet
e a d a r la A a t » i , A. n . l e f t . b e .
• lb * Ird C ar o f a* Id m o n th , a ad
r e a d e r I* f i l e w ltb eald Clerk
y e a r w ritten d e fe n * * . If a a r . i l ’&gt;
i k e lllll o f C n m p la la l la a a ld aull
fa tha lim e p re e crilw d k r taw .
H errin (a ll n m . n r Ju d gm en t w|i,
h e eateeed e g a ln
* a 'l you
ou l&gt;r d e fa a li
_J Jnr
• T h e a alu re o f |hl* •u lt. la
Ik* fnreeloeure ooff ll
I h e l ^ c o n In

K r E D D Y GILMORE
KUIBYSHEV, July IT. (WW|
*7 out la Siberia's Orash lift
f i r b o r m -t lM
Maatro.
', Hollander and flo lo w -n
I u Brooklyn Bridge tv
• a t barbecue. ' .
. hava become the uoqffi.
wrVcomln* committee for la y
“ American* who' h » p p «
Oauk on the trake-81r a ilw a y . T h e y 'r e th e g la d b y w h o w a n t to talk a b o a t
» a a n d h o m e — b a t m o e tly be m e.
O b r i o a t ly
. ., n o t m a n y A m e rica n a
t h r o u g h O n u k , but th e r e
• fe w , a t le a at th re e w ith in
la e t a i l m o n th * .
A ll w e r e
e f t h e U n ited S la t* * * m .
c o n s u la r s t a ff s .
'*»••&lt;i*JT -T h e U eea ra . B eb eer, H o lla n d e r
_ 5
a n d B e lo w l i r e a t O m a k h prli
*
M l h o e t e lr y , t h e S o e le U k a y B .u «
■'\ '
ln c te L
T h e ir b u a ln eee Li b u y in g
f i r e f o r A m e r ic a n firm * .
■
A m e r ic a n * w h o h a r e te e n th em
J p M j aay t h e y c a n e p o t an A m .
t r a v e lin g o n th e trs n a a a* f a r , o r fa r t h e r , th a n
c a n t h e p e l t o f th e p r in c e ly
f o i m a k in g hi* w a y a c r o c e
• :
t h e S ib e ria n w a i t * .

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Lombardi's Home

• A•

Run Is Wasted As
Reds W in, 7 To 6

c u u ir r tA N r u i u c i *
l ta tan T u » * 4 a j a a » S r r M l f a
V. It. i l r u l h i i * . M talater
“1 IK K " la lh a M«b)a«t of Ilia
x . n f rJ A * r . a t l l t h I f .
l^ m u n jU r iB b i whlafc w ill U r*a d
________ _________
,4Our Russian Front- , abowing
II )*"• Itcko .!, I ; U A . H . , .
In i*)iurrhaa
of Cfcrtat. _________
B a ta n iU t_.,
I'h u rrk W urtb lp , I I va A. I t
tt.rnuah*vM i ih a w o rtg on
» h n w th a m t n , w o m a n a n d r h ild r t n
H # n ii 4*n F u L*# w ; b *rt( r .u ft it a / ■
Ju ly It .
M* tittun K u b itfiB lo r
Th* (Iflldis Ttat la; *Aa ta * o f th e S o v ie t a r e m e e tin g the
it v
A, M. ” l|o w t f b n W * K n o w
Kathar hath Ufa la kin M ill ao l a ila u g t it o f th e N a i l lit v a d e ri,
w ill a p p e a r i t t h e R it e T h e a t e r
W t IlftV * I ’l i M iJ Krtm i [) « i|h tilth h* i l v i n It
____ I s M v a
t mo
lif* In h lm a a t r
Su n tU y
and
M ondey,
M aneger
Jl. " Why iIonI Icowd Jam I*
Among tba c ita tio n * w k k b ___ _
r ile M o rrie o n a m u u n e e d to-,
An I t l a t *4 M S U ’
p»i»* ih * I^ *aon*garw ion U tba fol*
In * la g fm m tba tltb le : “ Ite w aa
fs ltsn i la ( b r levtwg k la i B M i , «&gt; | 4iiU film *■&gt; shown recently
d i r n o t o r (ion
i ; *n|' Ib a ra fo ra
tba
c b llg rt n
tlwnava and K m A w n u * a
Orlsmlo at m special preview
t i In Orl
it. w* put lh a ir trw at ■ M ar tba
lt*k
IV
ll(i|C4Jfnb, pdllttp
followinir comments w»r*
• h*d«w of t b r wiwga. T b a x a b a ll Tbs
Nuii'Ujf Mchnol. !•:% • A. H .
».- ab u n d an tly a alla le d
w ltb
Iba masts in an Orlsmlo .towipaptrt
tMUfig
Ilu
|*. M,
ram *** of lh v bawaa;
and
I ben
vi rnirm H*rvlra, It ta A* M
“ Actual battle scenes and th*
•hall maHa l h * n d r in k e f tha
O w n in g Sw fktf*. 7 ;9 i |*. M.
far-fltng system o f defense. In­
\v*Un»&lt;taf; Krajar U««tlnf, |:«l rl« *r e f Ih y p U a a ir a . F o r w ith cluding the desperate guerrilla
ih*« Is ib a fo u n ta in e f li f t ; In
• M
ih r lig ht s h a ll wa nee lig h t" IP s . ■et-up to combat the Nails, are
K M ).
Tanks clank aerate the
riMPT D a m i r c v itu r n
The
nine In Hud a* revealed.
IV J*. Dftwiha, J r , l ' s s l c f
ih * fo llo w in g paaoago I r o n
tba ■erven. Dive bombers whine UtttY
J ura A t *, a l S ia l i r a s !
4'h rlstlsn iMcfanra la it b o o k , "Mel, mrsssges of destruction. You can.
n ui.»la i Mch4e.it S'11ft A. I I ,
• n r* and )t * n llh w ith K a y In the see bomb* buttling downward on I
g IV ci rail Ip, |t A. U .
A* r ip t u m " t f M ir y B a h t r E4d.yi
Tr Mining llh tu ii. f ;* 0
‘llatWHa* 1.1f# ta tie d , U f a m ust a Natl troop and mpply concen-!
», vweing W o rsh ip , ■ an J*,Jg,
hw e U rn a l. * # lf * s ils ls n l U f a la tha trsllon.
You see a swastika-dec.
)V n !t » ri4 if S f n l r i , • 0« t'.M .
»y*rl«atlng I Aftl, lh a B ein g [w ho oriled plan* picked out t f th*
K «r M)bQ«a l i r ilia h a u l of h *ar
was and la and s h a ll he, whom
air by antiaircraft fir#—and see
f»d
ri f ih in * m n arnta** ( P - H t - I f . t ) .
\ iv O o ri M ilro m s.
It crash and burn. You mo long
" I »i* K lrat Jia pi I* t it iu r r h w ill
n e
n taring
te r in g O
Cba
On tha double-quirk there rhiMrm who live en Nrsr Y o r k Cltjr,» lower raai si da ara ahuwn
an
m .j&lt;
lines of Nail prisoners guarded
»# ii119iu* Iffl # v * n ln g * * r v lr * a at lb *
first air raid shellrr built mi Utaf hravil) i •pul?it*i| sr-Ttlnn ef the city. Th# ehJldrtn ara W in g A M lc tg d ,
by Red so Idlers. You see Uto civil
i b tiirh iM s »uinm »r — »act) Hue
.*:hi row » o iw t t u n o o K
b y a i r ra id w a rd e n s . ~
T h * sb*It* i r u n s a h a lf l*l*&gt;ck in Ir n g t.......................................
h an d Helds l&gt;U? c h ild r e n a n d ad alta* H o t# th a
I &gt;1.y n sn ln g **
population at their tabors. You
t iilx uf ! 4 ii*i i t j f ih i* i iirfkijtcri lJ m&gt; i h i d t r r s l u n * iK * w a ll o f t h e b ft lld ln a , f C r a f r o f J V c m J
ae» tho sarrlticca the Russian peo­

Braves Drive Vander
. Meer From Hill;
John Sain looses

. ... ____ fJwha l:HH

CINCINNATI. July 17, t/P»—
The Cincinnati Itnb rollected 11
hlta o ff five lloetcn pitcher* laat
night to beat the Brevet
to (1.
The Oravet drove Johnny Vender
Maer from (h« hill In th* ,Trat
frame with a three-run rally, and
In the aevrnth km l« Lombardi
homervd for hla fourth straight
ML
Elmer Illddl* took o v e r with
nine out aftrr Varuly *a* routed
by a rally Including dnj.lm l.yj
T eemmy
mn
tlulmc* and Nanny Vtrnandrt, ainglva by Mai Writ rind I
Lombardi and an error. Although!
Riddle waa relieved by Jo* llcggai
after the Uravra got lh*lr loth!
bit from him In the ninth, Klm*r!
waa credited with the victory,--*
hla
fourth W
egalnat al* lo**fa. He!
__________
•truck out tight.
Tha Redlega ram# through *nh
g big rally of tbatr own In tha
fifth and look tha lead.
Four run* war# scored on i |k
.hlta. Max Marshall's liner took a
bad hop for a trip!# and ha stored
on Lonnlt Frejr'a alhgta. Frank
McCormick singled, driving from
tha mound rookie John Bain who
bed
r e p lie d
it e r t .r
Jo h n n y
n*g .i.
He*.
U /e.lk
h, wind
H u t r h ln
Cm
W
lk.w
r r bunted
M f e ly to fill th e
bun,
Frv y
ecored on e do ub le p l i y , end
M cC o rm ick
rk m e
In
on
11

triple. Dirk West singled Haei
home end I’ltcher Tom Eerlry

Mt — — ——r — 1

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Tilfs aiiirrM«ii»M HAKTirr
CHIMCII

Bonham Gets 10th |
Victory As Yanks'
Win Fifth In Row
NEW
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YORK

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M. Y.

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f t s ii a it i *m i , h H i t u s
K IS I I I Dow n
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(T h r # * n lg h l g a m s * )
Naw fo r li I. IM iU lru ra h I
ItoBlon &gt;. ( In c In n a il t
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n wiin
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w i* r n .
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MsseJle V e a lr r d a r
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Ml Ivuyl* ft, H h l l l l f l p h l l i
{Valroll ft, W ash in g to n «
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Mrs
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T a ylo r In r h a rg * .
O w n in g K w rvlrs' I S # I'M .
M t.n.Uv
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W o lr iM tiif
illJ - W f g lt
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lowvhlp* 7 So I'M
Jiritig
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Local Enlisted Men
Are On MD" Ball Team

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Mr) Ifurili-r,
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hurlcr. urn* ■hrlJi'it
pacorn! Inning Mml w
bv UMx At Mihmi
Yanks had «i»ri-il »n
held the champ* i»&gt;
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Jtie fiiMsggiti eilrmleil ht*
ling strenk tn 11 ttrniifhf fit
with an infiohi •Ingle o ff \\i
In ihr thir*l mnoig sml Jr-"
two run* Before J««’ Uor»l
tireil Irerauwe of u minor m i
•train in Ihr leg he hih!.
douhlt Mini a Mingle niul I
twvi runs «rni«*

Bgverel Sanford enlisted mm.
la Ctmpsny D. 124th Infantry al
n , Bennlng, da., are on the ‘ an Cubs And Dodgers
D Company Phils baseball learn
Split Douhleiiendc
according to the ltd th Infantry
Alligator, famp nevapapor.
C H I C A G O . Ju ly
17. UP)
In IU July H laaua, ft was reIll
(Wtad that the PhIU llckad th. Cults-Dodge is Inn!.
B ro o k ly n
held lH»* up|i«*r
if. Company team 4 to 0 In a
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shown In the paper of the Phlla opeficr. M oir out ycMcldtt)*
n- U illi .
and four lore) men are Included. U * l year**
C, B. BehlranJ, BrlU Rebum, J d t lig r n t ly tjrv ice| lh n n * t !\&lt;
0. Hogan and Harold Debar. Th* Lp4A»&lt;*I (H11 litrllrw still dlklab
latter la well known here for hl» doulileheJid^r
The Chiru|fn I uli* bni»d
pitching ability, arid It wae he
who ahutout the H Company out- Ikwlgrm their fourth l '.Mil
out.,, w in n in g (h r f i r s t g ain
lit on four Mu.

Classified Advertisements
has

ta h k h n a c m i

L E G A L N O T IC ES
ok
M A a rsu ra i a u i
N « ilr r I* h ir a b y a lv * n I Nat pur* u a n i It# K in * I ii* c r » # r t n i i rr*4.
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Iba ITth (lay of July A- l). I 111, In

ftfta1 r*rtnlfi r*u*« pvndlfif in lh«

Y oung

ftfwaling

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IV*&lt;1",*t*y
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' 1 &gt; Russian army unit la * Mured In action on the Don front. A
’ ■ " ‘led auMltr (canter) U bandaged by a romrade while tha battle
ciimr.ee. Around them, cUtUhtd out (let, ere ether coldtcri fir In*
. t the advancing Carman troe pa The R*l troops have piuhed up smiU
b jn lcti of dirt behind which they hide end on which (hay brace their
machine gnee and riflea.
(Central P u t t )

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F r s r s r Service 11.1 8 - A . U ,

VHA loana available for purthutng, refinancing and remodeling
5 hornet. Low Interact rate. C
) M, Boyd * Co.
,

r r u s lt y " In a d lv o r c * s u it
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Natara.

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SUver Springs Will
Present Former Star
SILVER SPRINGS. July IT,
(Special)*-Memoriae o f the Broad­
way ef the eeriy IB10*e wlU be
ra w ed here neat Banday after,
noon when at SiOO o'clock BUrcr
Springe win proacat former ataga
■tar, Mlaa Mary Hay, and her
Tails baas*, Air Bare Variety,
Show .In an bevric free vaude­
ville parfonaanae ctarring Dm
King and hla dammy— "Jerry Du*
Barry.*
tr wife o f
a n d dancing
ebb In Mari-

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p. M.

Ivang atlelle H trv lce . T . f i
a n a w orship w ith » a

A. Uric, M » W. jlth . Phone

C jM B O E D jy T H CRUELTY
, 8 ANGELES, July 17. M Y Vklor Mature, waa charged with
phyilcal

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C h u r c h ttchoqt 1.11 A. U.
H o r n in g (knits, 1l.ee A. U.
r , r , a l a it v. m .

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roratr of sold Lwl

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• feet, h aulh la Or In g e Itaule
yard. W e n I feet
in
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kin g , con tain ing I ncren more
or l i r a
A n d a ll crop* g ro w in g ..r p lsn t•-t on the above re st estate
said s a ls to k d 'm s d s to e » t i.( , in .
lees of r a id decree
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nit
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RUHINICSN S E R V IC E
TOUCHTON
;■ foede.

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front door
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I&gt;&gt; Jus A T a ils
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f-u»«r*g m r r e n honor■ w ith " O u r H u s * is n F r o n t ,” at th*
• i s S s t lU-kaal. &gt; 11 A . M.
•4 |* VI It. ■ uo I* M
lo r. Motor No. ( lif t # : | Kftolln
- i&lt;i|«) un*j Monday,
f t t l O a M s K a t , tf'ip s r ln ls s d W a lk in g T r a c e r, m od*l Q - l l l i
I M o lar and I ’lr n y ; I fthliuiar
, M U S T 1*1111* . M l I .I I I A T I 'll i ’N C II k lo fn tn . W o rsh ip . I I S', A X .
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rftoth;
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T s .s A s y , W o r k * # *
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T r - r l o r P W : I M acs* i h r t i I
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t -h o r s s D is c ; nod t F e r tll
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Cisfiaiir* la vary seklQitt found
• h o # ii la sought. O a r b r lg h is s t
hiaiww of g lsd n sas a ra com m aniy
h irnii**i it»
o n « ip s c t* d
ip a r k E —
Ha mu# i Jobhnson

ple ara making, their bravary,
“ You hear (he r.lling thunder
of Russian artillery; tha wild, des­
tructive riding o f Russian Coasacks and tha swish of their gnat
sabres. You ran see great field*
of whekt falling before the bur­
ring harvrat.
“ You i h war. It*s nut pretty.
If* not spectacular.
It's Just
war."

sa r' U s ls r
IU C A L ’ M T S T f t -------L th IS s f m_ Jo s sp k . SS H r p lsl
Ik s r s o r ro c a r4 * 4 I s P ls t I
I . o f t k s public
I . p s , s I I______________
co rd s
ef
S s m ln o ls
I'o s n tr.
r lo r t d s . r u o ls la la a M t aervs
m ors or leu*. A lso ;
flto eks t t, t s o d I of Ik s Tow n
of Monroe, n * show n b r the
pu b lic recordc of aem lnntc C u ,
M ortrd a. la
put
llo e k
I,
p a s * I t , s s c c p U n a Ib a rsfra m
a portion of U t 1 e f m eek s,
dssertb ed a s fo llo w s : I l d i IN
II,
f le s t K ant or a w o o rasr
r e f o L f 1. B lo c k I , tk s n e s n u t
M on k I I d e g re e s s m in u te s
R e st I I T . I ft. la t k * a e u lk s r ly nMs o f
tk n . O ld O rsngn
• e ll
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r ig h l- o f.w a y .
s a w O ran g e B o u le va rd , tk sn rs
H o u lk s s slo rlv
alo n g
Ik s
s t k s r ly sid e o f sate rig h t-o fw a y . or ( b u l l ftn a ls ra rd . I I I
foot to Ihn t V s s j a id s of Monrow H n f , s a d b s ls g I I feel
W ent e f t k * H a t e r Its * or
M id rood. Ik s a e * Heutk on th*
W i l l a id * o f sa id road T i l
(set. Ik cn co W est 111 1 (set.
tfcsnce N orth 11 fe e t to petal
o f b c f ls k lf lg .
co n ta in in g
I
a cre s tsnrn n r l e s s A lso :
A l, of l e t I t w k le k lie s Heutk
of A tla n tic C o a st U n a H allw ay In I L Jo seph sccA rdlng to
P l s l Book I , peg s l i t o t~ lb *
pu
p u b lic
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nominate
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c o n ls ls ls g
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Lo t S. B lo ck I e f BAAford Parm a
, a cco rd in g to P in t
llnok
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pages l i t . I l l s o d t i l t s of
Ik s p u kllc re co rd s o f Rsm litols
C o u n ty ,
F lo r id a .
ro n ta ln lag
l . l t a rr a s m o rs o r leeo Aln&gt;:
Com m ane* a t g s t a k e I t l fas I
Mast of I W co rn e r of tan
In lltock “ A " on
th e
N orth
aids o l O rs n a o B ou levard
In
Hanford r a t a l s so d n o Ik a n r*
d o s North I * &gt;W aids or tho
r ig h t , o f-w sy « f th e A lU a lt e
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co rner of
ta il I. B lo ck "A ". Ih sn e a West
alo n g tho N orth elds of O r ­
n a t e B a u lt r s r d
In point
of
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I l f . lo # tt h * r w ith * a ll build
la c * and sm «feln*ry In u m *
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of
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K arm a, a tr o r d ln a In ft'lai ( M b
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of
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thlrit tm«r f r
having Imwn
cau se

T I. * moat &lt;ds! liesi#', l b s men 1 m a *
sliil* »f s it p la s s u fa s . ro a B lais la
pr lifouling th * p la s s u r * of others.

Horning Worship.. 11: aft A, ll.

rec-gim* ln,tn,- -tn
hi* first «lrt ry m •&gt;
■* th* 7'anV*i-- mi,,t,
row over the ( ‘levHi

h a m m e r tog h n
fram e

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l-su r*i A vs., a t N inth HL
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An nd at Mcbnol, I t S i A, M„
T. ll
M ld d U lo it
Hugt.

strolght fur tbr 1&lt;* j »■ I*
g e v , w * y to J im W t lle c e .
■nd their Jfllh
u
T h e Red* tco red e ln g le ru n * In
home vim** thi*
t h e ; , l i t h on E d d ie Jo oat's w a lk
Bonham. (he big futkball1'
m r -t w fir tr dr*‘Wt r ‘ ,r ~'
C atrlhy's
r ih y
hurlet, 1 » m Hi u'.i
bte behind H ik i' ilngle.
le&gt;mherdl got his second homer Hr has h»ft »r.l% ''Hif
**■ «if tin' I m'D mh
In two dsy* in the sevrnth nid o ffT hhrim
w rr r Ih r rr**wt» &lt;*f i
Pnul Wsncr Dlnchhit a double he
nm».
Hnrkrtt Kanmmy hir fort
Sa A S t IV
a I iwa.- klnwte
n n n lh .l
Holmes'
single fn
for* another
of thr yrar In 11««* llm.l ,n
Brava run In lha eighth
ll h enr gUiuril itfnl

League Standings

Ritz Will Show
Special W ar Film
On Russian Front

At THE CHURCHES

x

•

FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1911-

Bea S tfW ( p iw

been w aiting fo r
The War Productio|i B oard

count-

WASHINGTON

wrapping

has unfrozen Electric Stoves fo r

By JACK STINNETT
ROOM wanted IniUle 70 blocks.
WASHINGTON, July 17. (WW|
Phone Lency Drug Store, .107. - The lapltal and the country or­
FOR RENT
dinarily takr only itailing notice
&lt;f n*ti nal campalgna a g a lu t thu
o r fu r that, but one attracting
cuotr than •uperftctal attention
end your application for WAR li&lt;rnlly la the “ war on the aeveflth
DAM AGE
1N 8U EA N CK
th ru roll mti1' -cardlManfM
and nOcl- mind ara belli# conducted |g
C. M . B o y d * CO. P h o n e 17H -I. d v n H .
nearly all plant! working an goVt
•
•
T h e r a m p a lg ii. w a a a t a r t a d by ernmtnt war eoutmtd.
lo ra g e y o u r e a r a t K a n t's- f la ­
n g e . S p e c ia l ra te d e a d atormgv. ■n Ina uranee com party, b*t It
W h a t d la t in g e lih c e U tU canM
'nr 'i i 'n up already by
gevcrnmetit, metropolitan newci
pet*, war production .plante d
B ru c e
BUdk.
'■'in * "me t f tho larger etUce.
Company which
T h e r r s s o n U »lm pie.
The
adopted the
vurance company gathered th
co la ntn a le f a n .
racial carvlreancaa new cauada
- S e M B la c k i ^
loa* « f 100,000,000 marphoun
hla &lt;ar, we w
industrial production a year| k
mop. than 102,000 peraenat i

a lim ited time. :
Keep op your
your own m orale b

Mi V ••* }.£*'£• I

in lu r t a

1r U R N I S H C O

ROOM S

p,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 m e r e .

portant things

o

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d.

IS OUR QUOTA
for VICTORY with
AN

X X X III

IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y

SANFORD.

(» r A**a*latae fr tin

_

Is Kffrpt, the British to-.

*

day announced tho capture o f j
ore r 4,000 A sia prisoner* inj
the past week aa th e defend-;
a n tightened their grip on&gt;
newly-won positions west o fi
El Alameln, and the RAFj
battled dust storms to atta ck !
the A xis.
Itaiv said British attacks

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*w e r r o r s m a d * on th e ty p e &gt;f
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w o rk e r,
w a llin g the c a n t , a t top
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k p w e l. f t o w s v s r , w a w ill c o rr e c t

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to nh# NII* and governmsht official*, T
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Slirfpasu . fkaeribadj bltfiaall ’aa
■ South' Africana (n tha earn* "all-out" for synthetic
rubbsr
Miter continued patrol activities'. “ but only as good Iniurancw."
In th* anntar Indian soldier*
Explaining why ia called th*
ware reported making a .light rubber .Sorter* “ mythical." he
farward nterrement along El Ru- aald the .tnrkpil* of crude robber
walaat Rldga bached up by a In the llnllad SUUs was th*
greatest In history, that "million,
u u l) number of A il. tanks.
The BrtUah la this area are of tan." of terse rubber arts
bolding ' tha eastern end of the av.llrble, end the Wealern Hemridge, which roughly parallel, the l.phere contained "many time*
mature
Mediterranean tome 10 mile* be­ more crude rubber' In
tas the coeat and commands the traaa reads to be tapped than Is
available in trees In former Far
battle area In ail direction..
The Aula aoIdler* of Marshal Eastern rubbsr »ource»."
Erwin Romm*l bold the wSaturn
end o f th* seven-mil* ridge.
The' Imperial. In th* aoulhatn
w cW , nsar th* salt marihe. of
tha Qatlara D*pr*ailon, pained
freah ground by fallowing up a
■mall *a«my withdrawal.

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m **n k es.M t!m ssCTStary said.

r r In f i l l m il a fo rm
of t h r govern .b oI lwt ainl gr r , n sa m
e, In rsttn n s n d ad
men I have just guiten umlt r wny | I f f i l n f a u p p lie ra . I n i s i v m llo n s g r
he stiul emphatically
s p g c lt y i »f t i o r i r r f a c ilit ie s s n d

1 Hat ihe demands

" W e h ave t h s f a s t e s t r n s o g i r . l ih g n u m le r o f g a llo n * on hand
o f fo v s rn m rn U d
a f fa ir *
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lio . t 12.01 A M J i t l v 22
h is t o r y n f fn jr p i r r m n i r n l . *&gt;f | S r
Th*
• e r v ic r
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a tte n d a n t
w o rld l
T h e n * Is c n r illr iu o lis r h a o " 1moat k»»r • r e .o r .1 n f t h * m in i
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and
a n d g o v e r n m e n ta l C o n d iU o n *
Th*
i u n ae sm A r m y m u s t ta k e . \ m m | .u m H in to the » u p (.ll* r A d u p
| r a n o rd c ra a n d s u p p o r t th e n s , H e at* co n y m u .l l e k e p t . a h n w .
I t io n b y m a k in g s m a l l s a r r t , h i % | m g t h * d a te and am o u n t o f e v e r y
n u rc H a t * fro m
the .u p p lle r
I
"H o rn e people s a y It i t u n la w f u l j
to h a v e on* m a n g iv e t u r n • i ’
K * « n
, r ! d e rs
Is th e m a n y d iffe re n c e in
i h T *I« k
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* n A m e r i c a n « rd e r I h n n j

iy. w hllc\ r |fnr
,tn th'
“ h"
the c h ill m ■■r * flghllng fur our country, t
the rn i.n lM . , “ k '' order.!" be n e k e t l, " T h e . m
(lo c lr . rU jti | v i e * m »n accrpt. h i , order, i f I
h i . mornins r o «
forwmrd. and .till »&gt;■ • '
i at poller willing to want tn rc.l.t .|..m,
p, who It In | tha thing. *aa*ntial to our wrl
ilOO. fircottfi! far* bscatus ws .a y I I I t undem
eUaa A, VT. era tic.
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88-Year-Old Man
Is Badly Injured
In Freak Accident

Gaston M. Jacobs of Chuluota,
•S-yaare-ef-aga, lire In Earn*IdLaugh ton Memorial Hospital to­
day In a critical condition aa tha
result of g freak accident Raturday afternoon. In which th* clulch
PL W § J l ^ M l £ K ^ h ! l * h*

brother, Noak Jacobs, the Injured
man v u cranking hla car. pre­
paring, to Wars about 1:00 PJd.
Tbs vehicle suddenly Jumped for­
ward, knocking him down and
planing him under tha wnrcla.
By*leader* took Um from und*r
the car. sad aa ambulance v u
called to rush him ta the ho*.

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According to hla physician- Mr.
Jecoba aoatained a crushed cheat,
numerous bruises on hi. body and
an injured eye. Ha wa. reported
to be badly hurt and bit condition
Is "bad".
After having dinner with hla

« * r :n
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Tells K o t a r i a n a

-H ia moraly

bile'Tan over him.

Government Demands

i

Mean wh II. Elliot E. Slmf
Independent rubbsr daalsr
ctninssi for a House .obesssa
Ineeatigatlng the rubber el
Uon. aaaertrd ht
Sunday that "th*
rubber iborUgs.”

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.Will (Jot Full Tanks
l At Start Of Per. manent Rationing

Federal Orders
/

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Soviets. In Orderly
Retreat, Are Push­
ed Rack To Gate­
way Of Caucasus

M t„ Oft plane, -e r r raided on ; |lr |,, |l||lriru, Reynold*. W u k .
Iht .round.
i Ingt.i. |l(
-i.cmlitr »ho lu.df
A imathing romehick afeifiit g™«l &lt;n ih» m
I* thowri reIhv major Japanrar tlrivr* ini laiui^ » t |*i* Angrlra (mol. SHrt
Chekiing and Klangai proHncri ia Ih« (••imrr wtffr of J Lm ti
»«■ rrpt rted today by the Chinme Hey no 1.1- * Uu»f ht»-r of Cell, G ran- I AJ**ui TO1 Homin o|* i '&lt;»«nty •r r •
hifh command, which annoum*! villi- K K.rirmcuv, grand niece of P r * a ia liib n ' perm turs an d a d o ten
recapture o f the
Chekiang a**- J Alriandn Graham Hell, and a lUpplti-rs Ilf keutk *l«tl&lt;MH will reporta of Wenchow and Julan ind i coutin. ru »* remevol of former | t § i e r at th e A r m o r y W o d n c d a y

p o iw out .ft,r|
•offering heavy Jo. m . at all fni,r '
point*. . Chine* ecmmunlqu# u M .1 M , , - !
ami thr Chin... . c l . c l l . r ■* j
I flU S l
quantities of booty
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82 Gas Agents,
Service Station
Dealers To Sign

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j tn the Pacific. Ifnllrel But*#;
i bon.I,(nr plane* bla.ted J»p*ne.*(
airfield. at Canton and Plnchwan!
*a,l*rn China. without tha

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Halted A t Veronezb, Nazis
! Turn Great Onslaught To
__South, Threatening Rostov
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NEW SPAPER

F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y . J U L Y

Defenders
Tighten
; Grip On Newly-won
Position A s R A F
Hits Foe In Storm

a

U. S W A f 30KDS

30ft Srminole County N
A rr Working Nc

Citrus Sales An*
.,
Ili^h In Markel’s 1
$1,000*000 Year

vjmparTng Ih. Kufani
•frn*r i
I a4||
be awarded to
winners.
Th*
scores here ware Yonnally. 1*1
star, 1&gt;4 timed, end IIM rapid
IM

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to ta l

aregaUi A lien by. | » - i » 0

!w»l «iffinlir*l

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Tb* pretal match will b* a re
gU ar feature at tha gun dut
raagw erery month. It was re
P r i l Any .«K»ottr can eompete

la thaae regular N. R. A. mate he

far fUlUKationa aa to clam ami
rating- All mambar* o f tha U«
gwa can compete far tha pel re.

RBasil Mart me*. Ire.ser.
•f tha War Rand Cwmmltii
at Ua Nevgl A ir Base, r
parted tads* that I U p*
cmtl.af the taeaf parerenel .
th* hare have algnad th* m ,

figure repreaswu TJ pare**'

eg tha teu j payrwtL ha added.
»T W. M. GLENN
“ 1 think every American riti
tea sbauld ghra to this can** &lt;&gt;f
huyiag War Bonds aa Tlbarel' * '
potalhU. and It te ear duty to
mutetelg tkis wonderful America
th dl.tbd breve men, our man of
Amdtfcai bat* mad* possible for
I

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ira lh io

iri ‘ -»llnf

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g a llo n .

th*;

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Under the lUMrul •vilem, thr ttl|l

naval operational training base*
In Florida In piling up a largo
total of War Hands. Up la today
virtually everyone In the admlnlitrutlv* and eircullv* departmanta c f Welt a Blnclalr, the
il debar Oil Co. and th* A. H.
Oafibrtnk setup had handed ta
Frad Feats, asal.tant to Huperv|*or P. W. BUven*. a signed
pledge card (pacifying how much
reck would have deduct*! from
Ml (alary each Friday.
*1 am confidant we will Uad
all the real of the base* In Flor­
ida*, mid Lieut. Swlggnm ‘T h li
- " I nbwnad not only to the Air
Bom itself but to all o f Baafanl and Bemlnol* county. I um
■ore local people who knew many
of the woreare bare will help an*
cccregu them ta auk* an lavastremt la War Bonds."
Mr. FauU beHerod that tha
drter would ha a g n a t «ucmm

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iiu iii i*f V o r *
hm l • a p tu r« * i

rant

f^plg^j.h •"*

f'H
u n o lh r r
■l&gt; i »iv| now
■• d M a rk h r
mii.l i r v r n t n
&gt; J fl U n k t
l fill in !
Th#
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76 Percent Of Personnel At Air
Base Signs Payroll Deduction Plan

Humps, la mauay vale*, thl.

96-Year-Old Sanford
, Woman Died Smday

i h f t r a to c k a

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tVnai

■»l*tor.-rjiL "mi import■

| r , anti
i l i« Mmlt#d g a llo n a r r
d r liv r r f N l * try
o o u r n a l i • ^aeh f i l l i n g « t r lio n h «*
q u ic k f
h r I k ijt * rel ■I v aoM , and | ! * r v h a i i»crn no in - , I *
Y k l o n r G*« “ ' e h U f f fo r r o m n c tlt lo o o r ap tc fm l i
.
r a g # Tv»tet
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Vanguard Of WAAC
Army RcportM Today
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out nf , 11, 1c »*ll*c
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In Ift.dh t 1 Fvrond we, yelhiw
on mu,, amounting to I2.7MU.30 in
•air.
An
linn the ( ’ allfnmla
Ch.mht i of ('ommrre* coultl jump
cn It that S22.IO worth of 'telIfornl. orange* were sold hero,
Rome of th* lc«*cr known Florida
prmlurt. »oltl at Ihr market Inclutietl chaynt*. rhlrnry. endive,
peanut hay. Ireks, papaya*, pin*,
apple*, cobbltr pol.lo*., atallro,
•nil watercress.

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HF.I.AN1). July SO, DPI—Ad­
vance registration, for Iht Flo­
rid* Baptist
Assembly,
which
opens at Stetson University Tues­
day now have reached a tots) of
777, a figure In excess of tha TM
mark of last rear, university a#,
fie ld , ware advised H.turday by
Arembly Uegl.trvr WUIterd £
Weak
Although all signs point* te •
record registration deepita Mb'
war. Weeks pointed out teat prior
Va. July te lw t year's assembly, ifltm

Gas Ration Area
Gets Buffer Zone

2 Die In Munitions
Plant Explosion

WASHINGTON, July 20. (A V A buffer tone of *142 counties
wwt o f tha eastern seaboard ra­
tioning area was crextad today
by tha WPB In which guaeltna
CLirroN FORGE.
dailrerfaa will, be, cut 25 parreot, 20. ( « - A » exp lotion, beard tan
■tartlog Wednesday. The m m mil*., today killed twa mm and

hurt srvural In a Virginia egdnanc* works, tngagad in mskteg
, mtirUUoog,

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H o ro w y

striking out fir* b a tte n
. f t was dl»clo*r&lt;l y**l*rday that
M art h»» been taking trratm rn l*
fg r a Mir* aid* but It waa nut
experts* to «su** him U. r*linq u lftrtflt n g trls r turn i n the hifT
Two (laglaa and two duuldn
good for thre* run* g**r the
Gardlnals n*w Itf* In th e a lith

O n

[JljIntbATl fim s . w ith rre&lt;iueni
acb-hltUng and changing of
Ishsr* on both aldca
Howard K rlit, who held th*
WfM hltl*»» during Ihr laat
or and two-thlrda Innlnga. ir
trod credit for thr Victory, while
r t f ErrUkaon, ■ right-hander
to *nt«r*d th* gam* In th r |0 th
th two runner* on bear and
]y on* out but retired th r aide
tsOUt damage, waa charged with

Voronezh S t r u g g l e
Reaches N ew De­
gree Of Ferocity;
Reds Lose 2 Towns

310 E.

"Th* victory f s w the Cards #
()tA0 nr»«P of th# thrrr-c#m # mH m and today Ihsy npefp a serte*
VUll Ut# IS lltn .i PhiU.Irlphla

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JAi:KSUNYJL1JC. July 16. (H p rrlil)—Th* M im -p o ln t pro­
gram for th* con»«rratlon and
n h a b llila tlo n of Florid* for*«U
rrrommeruled by th# F o restry IH*
vision of th* Florid* H U U Cham­
ber of Comm*rt* ha* been approv­
ed by th* Eiecutlv* Commltt**,
H arold Coir*, eircutlv* vie* pr**l.lent uf thr org»nll*tlon. announc-

1,147 QUARTS CAN.SKI*
INVERNESS. July 16. &lt;S|»e
lajj—A total of 1A47 quart a o
MM was cannad In th# l.ecsnt
tim ing plant laat month, acconl
ig to Ur*, port* T urn*r. Ciliu
rtM ttr horn* »g*nl.
* SAUINCJ MURK IIIM.H

iRK M fitS
,

E ffactlr* Ja ly IS, IM S
TRAIN NO. *S
”
TAMIAMI CHAM PION
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(W *at C o a tl)
T* W ash In otan and New York
Lear** SANFORD ___ J :4 1 pm
(Uat»ad t i SiM pat aa foraitrl))

Now th a t rg g a are, b rin g in g good price*. ca»h in
un th* profit* you can gain by changing o»*r to
T u ird o • p e d a l egg-laytng maah which wa tall »«ry
rratonabfy. Com* In todayl^
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Command,
u iu lrr
H rlf. Gr«*
'
H arold L. (itu ry c Is directing ■ ' ' *

^ . . ^ . ^ f T u ^ i n n r . r ^ u u I, . Flo
rl&lt;t*. will m rrl In lU tu la r AS*
u .u rard * Hnslori Thursday. Jolr
SetH l» ll *t I* o'clock A. M. for
ie THN c o m e r tw w t o w - th
of h ta rla s rumplalata
TV JU IM ir. I H I S O L a COliW- and, **ur*o*#
rm lv ln g m tlm uny aa to th*
t v . r t o s i p t . in r s o s t T k
,
,
1a
,
of
»nr
pfoprrer. r,a l or parIN IIE KBTAT* O f
a , flare br thr County AaEdward Ward, D*c**a*4. •„&gt;a,l.
••our
of
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t «. a u , r n a u i T o i r a a m d p m - Ararramanl l u l l and of parfrrtlaS.
m . nh IIAVINH CUklMS o n
DB- rcvlrw las rnd r-iualllln* tha aa.
i t n i &gt;n AtiAlM rr s a id sjrrA T K acaaniant
y..u and «arh of r*a af* hartn p IIK UN IK *N
1., n.. titled and required to pr*• • Clark uf lha llssarft
,.n t any rlalm , and
demaada
• Mrh &gt;..u or atthar of f « , may
U
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OF
P H IM -R III'N R WK1..
. . aealnat tha m a t* of C harlat
l.lw ard Ward, d arraaad. tat* Of ruHK B O A R D o r E q ra i.ia sc n *
ttalo
ra
th
a
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of
, ’o u a ly
...,l (..o n ly to th t County Ja d g t
f Hoolnola Coaaty, Florida. *1 C u m m laalo n ara. a tttln a a , a H -ard
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. itMn right
ralrndar
moMha v a lu a o f , a y u r.&gt;p*rl» It I* tia ra ,...m p ly
f...m Ihr lima or th t flrol pubtl- . a r y lo r (ha r o m p la lo a t u
.M..n «r thla nollra E ach, otalm w ith arc PIT t e l l , nn.i Ih a Com p, ,1-mand ahall br la w rillag. Ir o lla ra H u lla p a n d H I, w ith th ,
....I ahall alata tha plar* a t r**l- •a id Im ard a r o m p l- t - H a tin g . In
N am - " f
tha
t-n rr an.1 poat offW# uddrouo af u r l l l n * . a h o w ln g
it.r .la im a n t, and ahall ba awora A p p lic a n t a n d u d d ra a a 4 a a r r|p tlo n
and
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1.1- a ttornry. and aay aueh claim arty. fall raah valu# aa appralird
. &gt;t*mand not aa rflad ahall ba y tha Complainant, drrrrlplloa
of R ,al Eatata adlaraat or of Ilka
...Id
aularu. uaa and
location
with
IHAJ»KU*A WARD.
of
aaaaaaod
Aa adntlnliiratar af th , which comparison
valua will ahuw dtarrlm lnatloa or
Katuta af
CIIAHI-Kfl KDWAIU1 WARD, laoauatltlaa In valua. uaa af pre­
party.
Improvamanta.
tnauranra
darouuad
r a r t lad. purcha** prlra ate. and
r ir at publication July 1st, l*«L
applteatiao, muat ks i w c n lu.
(Molai Farm s , a , ba ohialuod
a , tha Clcrh'a »&gt;fftc.&gt;
Ilo&amp;rd of I'uunp 1'i.mmli'
atesara
*em«ertiR
t'ously,

^IlA BY ,'c in C K TIME IS ALL THE TIME!

■taaMr-»rt*wJW-wfrtrMiUm ,«PlMIT-&gt;«^ j
fhr* conllnenta ami ocaana. Car
go plane*, flow n by American
pilot* of th* A ir T ran sp o rt Com
m snd already a n known to bc a rry in g rhlpm enta
of
gun,
bomba, plan** and entflha part,
and madlcal aunpllea behind th.
N orth African l i n n of B ritain ’'
Gan. Aochlnleck n* h* bettl*.
K om ratl'r G erm an Invader*.

LEGAL NOTICE
isi t h is i o i h t o r m r . r o r n T )
il'IM lK .
SSCWINlH.r lO t’MTV
ru N iiu
r.rrA T K o r
1.1IIII T IKYUtH M I’AMMAI’K.
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NOTICTC i)r r IN AI * IIKINIIIT ANl •
AP»'I#I(*ATI«»N rcill IHIMHAlUir
All |&gt;»r»&lt;&gt;ni ar* h»r*ljjf
that tha un4*M lfnf,l aa •dmlnl*
I n lor I* T A d*f «st A aslst# ha«
(uimplflfd tha adm lnlatrailon thar*
of and M i flla*l In a«M rouM h&gt;*
final r*|M&gt;rl an*1 applIrBlIon f«*r 4&gt;*
rh a ri* Ob)Kllnn« (htrato. If sn»
ahottl4 ba dulf fllad AftSr"*ftHng
proof nf iiubUrslIon ahowln* Ifci*
notlr# r m l,»fn puhllahaSacT ' n
vaah fd»r four ronaseutlvo*#
•
lb* 4 t ll « r of approval nf US.
port and th* n rd a rliil of dlatriLu
linn of aald aalala will rum* b#l»-f*
I lh* raurl
Wm I'am niadi
Aa Adml nlatrator «' r
A of lha Kalala of
lollilir Hajfmour i * n m -k
Klrai yubllrstkm on July • »Ml

League Standings

STARKE. July I t, (Hpcviali
a Ion County firm er* arv railing
makUrably mor* hog* th in tSc)
Laat year, seto rd in g u S u m n u ' r T e r m
Agvnt 1* T. D ysr.
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BABY

l»r|,ANI». Inly 16. f Spec hill
Srctiinl term of S tetson unlver«l&gt;
ty'a I •• 4.* riim nwi R#ss|on wil
open hrr» «»n Ju lv '.M w ith th*
aildilion of •rv rra l vital sobjecti
|# the curriculum , if v i A n n o u n r
e»l h#rv tfnliiy by l)#sn II t*
(JtrwtMMl. ilirectf r
n e g istra tio r
for thr n r* trim will s ta r t net'
Thursday, m iinr.lm trly followini
Stetson's initial aum m er ffTadiit

THE S U E

• LIQUORS
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W ith o***n survac* shipping baIng mad* over mor* eoatly and
uncertain by aubmarin* w a rfa ra ,
air tra m p o rt offara a aoluuon,
m ilitary l*ad*ra b*ll«va.
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KNOWLTON’S
ORCHESTRA
Music For Dancing

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ttfifi r m in i to W sahington rr^ ,
w M CI.CNN
inns, no n t m gaRnlinw for,
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vacstlnn
trip*
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••rati nal Training lli» r
T h e G e r m a n s p r e s s e d I k&gt;public, acm n lln g to A H I'etrr
n .r'h in g ra rh pay-.lay
h ln d tw o s p e a r h e a d s e a s t w a r d son. Rationing linanl *rcreta»).
War Honda we will h a tn
• from th* m enacing bulge along ! ± L add
... r. I
U y - ley
. J V*. Ita s VJUv»•- swd -Wh*wCj*n#d"M U R
rt. a r !■ d i.trth u te p i , ra tra it,If If '.* » r in K lo rliU .** I .lr u t
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crash through to th* S talingrad Honing t a x ik , to t r u c k .. o o t - It T &gt;»e
»aM l»visy aa ah»»
rlhow of th* V olga River. I.e , and no n-h ig hw ay \ » e r» u f -.-ta faf »t r on I fm those p a trio tic
than SOO mils* aw ay. A R u u la n fu r l by t h r . t a i l of t h r perm in I rit'ftl ■•nt U*nit huyinjf days will
communique adm itted th* Icm of rn t ra tio n in '- Ju ly 2 2 “
T h r »»!•*••» I i t-la&gt;
6 Boeuchar and Mlllerovo.
louird a im
i- w o rkin g
on I h r ’
'H aary
United
State* Arm y ^ »uppl*m entar, application, ft n
bomber* today m ad* a d aylight j m otnrt.t* wh» frrl th ry a ir *n
attack on Bcngaal. Libya, d a r tin g J lltlr-l In m nrr than th r l.*«ir \
a large dock fir*.
| honk
In London, a B ritish m ilita ry ,
” W r h a v r rer-lved a fr» rr
| ra m m e n u lo r laid th* German d i i q u o t , f&lt; r allnwanrr* .nr vara
*U Ion, **nt to R esale from o « c u .|tlo n i. and w* hate had tn ce.’u-r
pl«d Franc*
had bo*n tra in e d , them ." Mr Pelerson «ald. "A
there and th* re g u la r N atl g a r- drhr*r ra n u** up kit re g u la r ra
rtaon waa n et is fc s a d .
Urn card any way h* like*, hut .f
O ther IndkaU eaa ted observer* he uses II «*u s vacation Hip he
_ to rooclcd* th* w ggteni power* m»y h*r» tn keep hi. c a r In -he
• are not la a poattion W open a g»r»gr * long lime afterw ard
second fro n t ow th* continent Thera L nn prorlim n fa r ga*o
tki* &gt;utamer.
**
lln* for people l« g&lt;&gt; on l:ng
Two U srm an column* driv in g p le a n r* t r i p .
Suck trip* aren't
In M parata te e te rs tow ard th* ron»ld*rrd rt.r n tla l In th e .war
of l'*
4h years they will
wItrn-%« an appraYiaMe tnrrea*# in
their aavirifM
I am sure a v riy
• o ikrr her* will try his heal to
spare a dimr from every dollar.
If b« doea th at h* will l»e flnnnrlaliy secure In late r years '* #
* The two eonstrortton ewmp«H#s
W alt 4 Sinclair and lle lch n
On Lh* northcni lim it* t i th* m onths' au
Oil • a t the biff and fro w ln f n»
batU etm oL S o rirt t r o o p fought ar* , l i ;
si base here b a r# appointed! ^
off a renowod aariao 'e f G erm an rig h t cooj
\V*r llord T rust Com m ittee h* » I
attack s a g a b u t V orbiw ih. the r*pr»,ent»l
e*| by (iv.a V h m ld as chain* &lt;
m idnight communlqtM said Thurv »* Interval
■ml kuasd II H artnr* as tresai*,*
| w t n no BMkterlal c h a n g e , in n th -|
O thers on the ro rn m ittre ar# K••»•••»
r r s*ctora a f th* tong fig h tin g Un*.;
I'syne. J T Clam p, and lJsu»
Th*
official
H oartan
prd**' 4
meanwhile warned th a t th# "m e n -, i Y l T I t r i
Sw|ffffi.(n as «a ol.kClo memU *
oca la g rant* o n th* approach**!
Ml dimes ami d o lla n jMiurr*! •
of lh* C aueaaua
|
tY I U
for Unci# S#m will t&gt;# plarnl m «
tru st fund becaps# the U ta l u til
6
Fighting In th* V orcncth a rea
ww
Into the thouiam ta nf •••*!
l* , dorrloplng. w lU &gt; - lncr»oa,,| l
ffg
I#C# The five com m itteem en
•11
ffroelty," th* R u u lan * u ld . "A
•rrv r aa • |titar«1 of Trust**'*
number of fortified p o rttlo n , have! One good point is th a t s w m k .t
changed hand* M rara! U m ..."
,
^
ran withdraw his saving* sho.»l i
O n. Im p o rtan t porttlon w*.t
he l»e r#|easrd '*r ffo » n anoth* •
# V o ra n « h . to gether w ith a f o c t , drlv, , nm
)nh
W w .« reported ra e a p tu n d In lh* purp, » , Pf
Rutslan counter-attack*. RuaiU n the &gt;alc *
T rea su re r H srtnea ha* i|ialn&gt;
dl.patch** said *1*0 th a t th* T hird S tam p, tn
ute«! a alffnnl appeal |o a l| * n
Germ an M otorised In fa n try IMvl- m*nt with
plnyr#a and w orkers
“ We m
• ion, which appeared on th* b*ttl*- w ar effort,
heat the Asia, and do if roiw-li
field only yesterday, had bran County rh.
lively**, he said. “ L e t’s all help
• forcod to w ithdraw , and waa ra- 'War Bor&lt;l
toward victory by buying W ar
plarad by th* now l M t h Motor- tod*).
Saving# Honda to th# lim it of our
h * d Division.
“ Amcr
ability**.
The IM al-tclllng (her
m nmeter will he In place lhi«
week and on S atu rd ay every work
rr Of v l s ito r ,r a n aee what the
Sanford Alrnaae hoys -and girl*

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(.’erman Agents
Were Trapped By
! ( oastGiiardHman
( arter Lists 31
Jobs Kssenfial
To V&gt;ar KMml

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CITY BRIEFS

FAsential. arv! th rn determ ine T
his particular )«d» m#k« • i •
' nec##sary man **
In a*lditioq, hi* work ntu*i
in fulfillment •if a contract f• &gt; ,
government agency rrr*r**d ••
rrctly in war activity; cnnrrn**with promoting or facilitating »«
I'roduction, or furnlthing mat-1
*1* for war production &gt; *u
c*rn*d with providing foml, rl.itn
Ing or "other rrtjuiait*. of t*
rivlllan daily Ilf* In •up;&gt;o,&lt; **
tCuultaus* r o s r , a , t s -1

Baptist Assembly
To Meet At DeLand

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ROOM w anted Insldo 10 blocks.
Phon* U n * y D ru g S to re , 103.
FOR R E N T
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No Extra Gas Is
avy B*se Bond
. Available For Buying Campaign
Vacation Trips fc S tart Friday

rccsslon.
It
was
announced
Bcminol* C o u n ty * ouolu for July
U $79,400, M r.
8p*«r add*. I,
which Is m uch Klg)ter th a n In
previous m onth*. Th* quota In
Y n a waa $51300. whil* $59,344
a ctually 'w i s Spent for th* purehaaa e f bond* and stamp*. May
aa)** w i n $1S9.72I as eom psrvd
w tth tha $41^00 quots. "D rapit*
th a fa c t th a t o c r quota has bran
raised. I slncaraly hepa th a t w»
centlnus to p p ln r lha am ount asslgnad to ns," Mr*, flprar said.

STUCCO bungalow . 5 room * tm
fuml»he&lt;l. neasoetabla. Phoru

PUTDOUN THATGUrt/

D O N ’T A i K

DaLAND, J u l y 1$. (A V -Tlt&lt;
F lorida B a p tist Assembly will con
ram* a l S trtao n U a h rm ity Ja ly
t l - U f a r IU th irtieth Bum mer
■Mated, w ith prospect* e f a nd rm a l a lt ■ l i a r * dasplU tra n ip o rt a t t M d lffk u ltte a . P m . W . a
JU tea w as a d ris a d In a U tte r
fraaa A s a m b ty B a g L trar W UUrd

num bor e f S anford tills«ns
w o n a t th* d epot y astordar
■O0M. when th e 1:40 P. W.
hound train h a lte d briefly,
G ilb ert H rlden, widely pubfl, U -M M H
victim of In .
Ie p a raly sis, w ho has d u n g
f a through nine m oslha In
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a speclajly m p a r a d car,
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county, p*„ chapter of the Infan
til* P a ra ly ili foundation, and
ranged h r th* T am pa chapter
A fter G ilb e rts a rriv a l in Pitt*
burgh. No will undergo another
tra n s fe r to a a o a p lu l five m ile,
from the sU U m .
8 pastel aqulpm ant
used
In
i n a m r L ycrong
Holdren
» .,
loaned hy lha fam ily of Snlte.
wS*M t e a e ip e rie n re In whipp ln r
hy us* of an iron

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A German foothold some
20 miles insldo the northern
Caucasus and another on ‘.he
northernmost rim was con­
ceded by Russians today while
• the struggle for Voronezh
reached a new degree of fero­
city.

M T S TIME TO CHANCE TO 1

t A1 lie ti Inti
on ths
,| fuf the IIh iv b I* «»»*! held
Yanka |u ha}/ a tlorrn hits,
»r never had a rhance. Ilia
mate* could d*» nothin* with
ay and he hlin«e|f mails an
to put the Ya nk■' fir«t run
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thrr**«l th«*
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CIN C IN N A T I lu h 15 &lt;A-R«y 8 l» rr hurled th tc r hit 1*11
fo r C incinnati y rjtru U y b«l l*&gt;»l
to Philadelphia 2 t.. I "" ‘h*
stre n g th uf a fly t-all
&gt;*.* &gt;&gt;•»
of Hub* Mallon th at • a n t for a
tw o-run h ^m rf ,ft* r la*. Red out­
fielder* collided afnt were momen­
tarily -luted
The u nu.uul incident occurred
with Ia n out in 1 ha fifth with
C atcher llan W arren **n l&gt;a»a
IhrouKh otic of S ta r t’- four walk*.
M ai M ar-holl atnl H atty I ra ft
collided ami » n t tru ck ed lu th*
ground a , lhay cha-e*l Mrlton •
fly Tim a wu» called
»ara •
p a ir uf atreUrhera hut after a
•h u rt ra il l-olh |dayar« revived
anti rem ained in the gurne
C m W alker, notified y e .trn la y
th a t he man the fa th e r of a
d a u g h trrjlio iti to Til" wife In O r­
lando, Kin , r r lr h ta lr d with a per­
fect three I r three l.iit hi* fourth­
inning him* an* »a«ted «• Harry
C ra ft t-Hlk th- Ihti-I -tnk» to

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g # f c aataao th* c o u n try waa
T h a i «adad a it!no-month stay
m t Um trip .
.
•*
u llb a rt
w*.
# M M M u r t o o p e ra te the ftrienon la S a ra so ta la s t Septcm
'• W M o a r r . b y h a n d paam s t e r a n d U s Ufa w aa saved by the
E
E
g y ^ ■MpiUJ.
- s . inmy %
! • f l■M. wSp tsw swS t?i r Sim mp*
r ttu? b»u »r g»n «,
" ■ ■ • N * # . — MW ■— • ? *!* O llbart Will t e ahiftod to another
iS S S T te « 5 *
r a te A te the ra ilw a y
(W totod.
.

nuT ont
■**' * * * * * a p p ara tu s
car H wffl k i vr*tanM d b y frafg b t, to
t e t p i N rito p s s s r a aom* other

Is.I &gt;•&gt; 19 I W - I .1.
« lltrat rtMj H u p tl
i
rfit w i
*Tw
T o I ih I T o il
I** locait test
T» »• Future I nfinpM m m t
*.l w ithout! eurirts* |»lsnl
••!•••» *•»•■•! mol
.N„|« in the prisVflrtt fliml* for nil si lo ih r*
I MS' sa Vthe
1'fnlri
Sf h'b'l
I flap! tsh r lilt fit
&lt; Work Mr Johnnon •sol
Ibiring
vara* lend
11 .a lla a rd t f»« P*S»

17 Women, 3 Men
ergeant French
Of Longwood Is Enter Airplane
Killed In Action Woodwork Class
I-O N n W n o n . July HI.
•I. R obert A Frenrh. 10, lading•wig w m killed m erlinn In Au#" llg nn July 1. ■rrnrdinff tn word
f ichlnr here yr«ierd»v m orning.
^gt. F re n rh rnlU trd in th# V A .
' my two )«‘nr* $ r" end he war
duty •» i #dm o|&gt;eratnr &lt;&gt;n •
I .. ing Portree* Rffriftilnf tn U#t
•• i ftm ation rrr* ive«| from hfbi In
\ •trmlia.
I(g wa# the m n nf Mr and
'( r i . T . O Freneh. now rrwidlng tn
m obama. but wh» form erly lir a f
Longwood Sgt. French w ent to
*&lt;Loo) In laongwnod #rwl In Apop«
)(• h a s two b ro th er. In U. 8.
Army F o reig n Service: M as. ra
Hawaii a n d W illiam In th a P a h .
• ms C a n al Zone. A ncthor brothm . P , F . French lives In Long*"K .
.
S g t F re n c h 's m other's bro th er,
w*l killed In F ranca on J u ly 1$,
1911- w hile serving under O sn.
M sgjU tbur In th* Rainbow D M .
• l o p j A n e t d a te is m a l t e d by
vetaim u a s lh a tu raln d p o in t te

Three men snd 17 women are
stiklent■ in the recently organised
a Jrid . nr
Woodworking
&lt;lata
which Will (It iKgn for employm snl at lh* Babcock Corporation
In Delnn-I. A lei Johnson, Voca­
tional Defrns* T raining Rchool
supervisor, announce-! today Th#
d a n lasts from H*0i) A 11 to
4:00 I’ M six day. a week snd
Is being conducted a t the high
school farm shop by Initru eto r
C arl Most.
No more pupil, can be taken In
t*lli c l r „ . but another will be
organised anon to run from 4:00
P , M to m idnight, Mr Johnson
said Bevarsl p*ranna have a l­
ready registered for the course
when It •ta rts . Others what ar* InU re .ta d should apply *1 th* offic*
a t lh* farm building In back of
th* hhth school.
M*mb*r» o f th* 1 p raran t class
ar* Sadis M arion, E ra ( M n r ,
A ik . M eta Han. Watt!* H. Pin*.
A be* L S ta o te r, Mlnnln And*rson, M argarat Eorwovaan, H a rrio t

a r A i s r i i i » 5f ' &amp;

Th*
* •*$••• \lm if$$et(•
tion i« • • &gt; ai •Ij*$»$•**! liiret •pplHn
tl«*n# f* •
- *i'|drin, n i a| retimi*
will f • -1idi r * drlMiU-d m form tllnn
ibnut fdf «l'ili« \p|di&lt; «nlR wk*»
■Sow ll i»i ib e\ ( * \ r farm ed rluba
wll !**• ipf'Pii .l f • 11*m 1 1ng any
qu#«ll«rita •••
thr
&lt;t|tplli Rllnn
blank ■("••it rilli'f not iv r rnr#n» nf
tr#ru|vnrl«llnri Th‘'«r to ho h#Vf
not frtiine*! t Iti (»•. ni ( • vp not
|( • ■*4I■wrvl I'fOM «*•## T " " t
L iK h tn in ^
C o l.

K ille d

Jo h n

O u tla w

ATLANTA. July Ifl. i/lh I.lrut.
Col. J nhn K (liitiaw, 51, cumm andlng t f f lc r r uf the A tlanta
A rm y Air lla ,e who w a, found
daad on a runway of the m uni­
cipal airport w a, killed hy lig h t­
ning. a Fulton County coroner’s
Ju re found W ednesday.
T bs body w*a found boald* th*
runw ay hy * pilot la s in g his
p lan s along th* runw ay Just a fte r
coming In from Savannah. LI tu t.
H arold T y l.r, F o rt M c P b m o n
P sbtl* R elation, offlcsr. said tha
body show*d ,*v*r* h«*d and chast
Injuries
_
_
.

Who m r %mu * ' • ullen esllctl
■tfSM*
f nl|»it r*a, hr&gt;|
• flaahllght
The m an *»n •h«ire appsrcntlir
thought f u l l r n rr# rh ed for • gun.
for hr «|Mikr
"W att a minute are ymi ( o u t
tatisrd
"Ye*.” eaid C ullen
Who %r#
you *”
"A ctiuple i f fisherm en from
Saoithsmpluf)
who
have
run
• ground, wa* the reply
Then apparently realiting ths
hnpelcssnrss nf U rk lin g three men
nt once. Cullen plsycd for lirat.
“ W hnt’a in thr bag. cUmsY" hs
• ak#d. s» one of the G srm sns In
the w ater rim e up thro ugh lh*
fog drugging a bag
Cullen knew
th ra r w rrr nn clam s ftr mil**
around
"Y**. th a t ! tig h t." said pi* first
man.
T hrn. ten sin g gullibility,
he offered Cullen $100 to “ fo r­
g e t the whol* th in g .”
"I don’t w ant I t ,^ said Cullen.
"Then take 1300." said th* wa*.
"O kah," replied C ulltn , thinking
fa*L
Cullen moved aw ay In th* fag.
th e n rac*d to th* Const O asra
S tatio n and reportod to hla O fMrior, and th* search wa* an. M l
to b* «nd*d until th e FBI
round*d up th* f a o r wb* la
n s a r A m agansatt a n d four &amp;
who landed from a U -hoat *i
Florid* C o a s t
. . . . __

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�T H E SANFORD

THURSDAY. O T T H i W .

SANFORD,

Carter Usta 34
Jobs Essential
To War Effort

The Human Factor In War
In th ii nurchiinlcnl age, emphasis I* "being placed o
Ruperlority In anna aa the decisive factor in th e plana o
the United Nation* to aet the Asia power* back on the!
heelsjm d bring an earty condoriow to th e war.
/
We all have the idea, more o r iaaa, th a t when we hare
acquiredTuffTdent
S j f K f MM tank*! guna, plane* and
--- l ahlpa, winnin
, Ij
the w ar will bo eaay. All w e 'h a re to do la to j e t these
implement* into action and It ia a foregone coneluabn how
thing* will turn o u t
The m atter of generalship, of strategy, of tactic*, and
ataff work aeJdom enter* Into any conver**tiona these day*
when th e war eubjeet I* mentioned. Apparently everyone
naa forgotten th a t more battle* have been, won by euperlor
leadership than by luperiority of arm* and men; apparent­
ly our mechanical minded people have resolved the matte»
of winning Into the almple proposition th a t our firtorle*
will bring th e cherished victory.;- .
... - ,
' .Such a dependency by our united Nations would U
disastrous, for, as Important aa tbay a n , the forged sinew*
of w ar are not decisive unless tbeir use la directed by su­
perior military intelligence. - No g reater calamity could
happen to a country than to’ mlagauge the relative merit*
of fine generalship with Inferior weapons and poor general-

i* Mw i Mi

tnr, logging sad lumberies; eon.
atrretton; cos! mining: iddUl min­
ing; bon-metallic mining and prueeuaJag and quarrying; smelting,

ANOTHER HIM’ HUNK

M st nil
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HEAT GET YOU
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Cool, rafrashihg drinks and he eveaa that
will mtka you fergot about how Hot It U
outside! Corns *on by today sbd coot ofIt

may never
do t iik essen tia l

rODAYt Behold now Is
table time, now Is tha
ileallon.—11 Corinthians

WE FILL ALL&gt;RE3CR|PnpNiJ
IIRST LUNCH IN THE CITY FOR

MONEY

telephone

Tha Washington Post)
wind In Ih* wheal,
*- the field.
the fares I, Lough that drop*
■Ml* shat from Isatea

BEAT THE
HEAT in "

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

are tha vnHe without wards
rd in the heart
I also tbo lip* sealed
hut tbo knifed qusotien i i i h

are familiar, loved

liL^W* have over-valued tha
hpd thus far, nnJ wo refuse

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The holiday i
the! unUo M

MUro.Wu

’ Wo nro still » long v
wo m ight eventually kme

School Agriculture
Division H elp ed
is dlrorced from love.
Out Farm Bureau
k in g was le e smtll for
the pass

;

king U groat eneegb;

and uoccnvinclng ac-.nd
n snapped, -

it cleared for conviction

w a u r o o tly . with
7, _- i y .• %

out the additional so.ooor thofte,
an, extra oaantity ,wbleh might
gdkasmid .fitting eseswllai edeffij*
IrSniporUtloo needs.
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contempUled’tn the yovernmeet's
program.
Ibis word came from WJl 8.
Parish, president of tbo Standard
Oil Company (New Jersey). New*

(Centlfiuc* teem ossa One)
U&gt;e past year, we have f i d

:s,£ );.z :s S: k

sad have. In addition, plat
•ontlderobU new shrubery, .wi
was tuppllsd from the 0roams

KK'r'AirSS
a a jp
overhauled, end a trailer -I

was purthased. -O ns-half net*
additional ground was grided
Improved for crape. One ta n

from winning this

wrt,

ami

a total enrollment at #4, a clis&gt;
In ante mechanics with. 11 eti
rolled, and two classes in Sr cod
working, enrollment &gt;1.
Tbs No. 1 program waa brought
here tinder the sponsorship of th«
Chamber o f Commerce and wai
Inaugurated Into the local schooli
a* p u t of the i M l T p t l t M . '

Boyle Heads Car Wage Rise in Little
I b Expected
Shearing Cfuh ’ Of ' Steel- _____
. WASHINGTON,- July lfl, ( « D e fe n se
t h e War Labor Hoard la fxpeet(Cantinusq free* P,

a flismtwrphip s f -M—v -b Uk he Iff
qHired U&gt; show that it was Im­
possible for them to meet this
requirement, and also that alter­
native tram portatloti Is inade­
quate, before tt.i’V, can be issued
lupplemeuial *Ji' nr - G" book*.
IxksI headquarters for the Car
Sharing Club campaign have* been
established at Mr. ^Berio's of*
fice» 201 sot North F art Avenue,
and those Who must « • to and
front eriirk by autnmoMie.sh™ul
n eu ter at trie central orfke and
fill out a nQMtkmnalra In order
to qualify for supplements) casu.
line ration or to ride w l* a
qualified driver.
Mr- Hoyle m M "All pissaucer
cir owners arr entitled u ’’A"
books but to stretch jour ration
as far as possible It is eeetplfai
te form Car Sharing Clube. To
get .additional ration, U or, C
books, you must prove that you

• Car Sharing Club
. three ether, merabs
e not formed a Car
jb you must prove

We Feature:
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Quality Wo*k

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Qu|ck Service

i SEMINOLE
DRY CLEANERS

4’Army Planes Crash
With Eight Killed

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Every cloud has Its silver tin-

’."ffiK iiSnt'nf self

A GRLURT.

loci ea ike JA wiU i n f / tke
PAM.
» wVf ‘
I I I
)
Za4ak ' Dambfeepf ' any* well
get eur aatee beck with • break

Russian snowdrift*.

EVovidenet Journal)
ie Hh these retreat-

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G u u d p tp p y /eak/as* k u hit,
own form Ilfs to r Wefory; A fo o d

Mb; an M ade as be does through

Metnrlty;

leom cf mersW

demand that be buy a new car.
I l l

‘J The German meddler sod!male*

himself quickly. lie Bml* It Just
1m eoay to retreat tfarourh

ICY CARDOZO.

COOL, CLEAN
, CL0THE3

p

straw. * Nat being able to 0**
the proverbial needle tn Uw
proverbial haystack. they'll Just
use the haystack.
ri-ft t lSS-,
r Old 19-41 will go down In JWs*
lory as ihr yesr In which (be
d ill boys rsa our of becks to
slab. • And 1949 ay the f r i t I bey
re a our of hochbon.
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VALDOSTA. G».. July 16. Up)

Havfe ' Fun
M «=i

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fe e '

Kabre original ; #Slack
•
: S u it a.r
;

yisuF^°n«r*anivounced.' *

ed to announce lo lly a wage in*

Strutter Cloth
Luuia Cloth
Gabardines
$5-95 to $12-95

been asking’ fur s boost of II
r hour. Union Leaders meet with
S
• eepnnlttee today t» dlseuae
the possible refusal of the bos MV
rtilng. The decision qf the beard
probably would alfect all steel
plan is, Employing about MO,006

worker*.

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THE SANFO:

SANFORD, FLORIDA.

son be Inducted Into the Natal
leserve u n iP U n . Powell will re­
tain with h*r parent*.

Telephone 148

MARJORIE ROSA COGBURN, Society Editor

Calendar

the ministerial association W oh. acre* two minutes of prajraf aach
day a t noon.
Tha reerratlonal committee of
tha" Woman's Atrxlllary, • Holy
Cross Church, will sponsor the
first In series of dances and
social event* for young people at
8:00 P.
BUNDAT
Sanford cttlseni aro asked by
the ministerial association to ob­
serve two minute* of praysr each
day a t noon.
MONDAY
Hanford ritltena aro asked by
Ibe ministerial association to ?bwtto two mlnotes o f prayer aach
Jay at noon.
The Depcndible Class of the
First Methodist Church will havr
ila regular business and social
meeting at the home o f Mrs.
Virgil Smith. 436 West Eighteen­
th Blt-ret at B fH) P. M. wllh
Mr*. Sotcoe Taylor as fohoalrs*.

Min Norma Jean Sayer la vis­
iting relatives ln Georgia.
lioblcr Brown is visiting hi*
aunt, Mra. T. E. Vickery, in Mel­
bourne. Mis* tib-da Dyson left today
for Miami where she will visit
friend* fur nlwut a week.
Jack I'urduu lift jcalerda
Califnrnix, whi ro he will troi
a railroad ntmpalijr.
The friends of Mrs. It. W.
Ware will lrf&gt; glad to know she Is
recovering front an lllneaa at Hi.
'Vine, fit'* Hospital In Jacksonville.
S-.M Jn .'i Hill and p . P. C. Js rk
lld i
F o rt Benning, (!a. nr*
H e guest* o f Mr. anil Mra. Alec.
It Jnhm on fu r several rlaysr

Mr- James Crappa pains
pbins to re­
re
turn trsl.iy to her homo In Cairo,
( lx
a fte r visiting her mother,
Mr* tv. t*. Illll, for several days.

PAGE TURKS

Service Men’s Group
Visits Orlando Club

Mr* C. l_ Dark and her eon,
Bobby have returned from At­
lanta. fin where they visited
Urj C t . Park. The Ihsrka alas
spent .rvrral dsys In Ms con a*
tie guest« of Mr. and Mrs. C. J*

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commiii.e 4,f ihc Kecrtfsthm l&gt;ivbit it tif the Seminole County
Defen-e Council for the Knli-rtslniiierit of service Men molonsl
to Orinmlo recently at the invita­
Patk. Si
tion of J J Nuttall. district su­
pers i.oi of the Klnrlcla RetrraMi*. Caroline Lee Ms returned Uonal l“roJi-ct, to inspect the Orhomo after spending a month land &lt; * lull ami discuss the organ­
at camp pinnacle. Hrndrrsonvllle, isation of s Service Men's Club
N. 0. She report* that Dial Boyle
wa* Tided by Die gills ns “bestTie- director of the neighbor­
aU-reund'’ ea inner In the midget ing &lt;I'd. outlined operating cn*t«
of -•&gt;
irt* Men'" Club uruler
group.
U r \\ I \ pi tn
tfipUilltfii thtf
ftoiD 1 ♦ , e.f vafrtHii ftimmltliT*.
Ksrl Knight, »-parV^' *—de*w.m&gt;ur m of f iivnnrihx
el the NBVll th* ~***Ji urn* Ihtwl nrwI uatin
Wr V uirt-f\taion. instruct or? will
vn-Wier an&lt;l father, ‘beSl
|n ftac'ii ftiminlUivi
i. J. J. Knight, for Will i U t-iftl
itiiHnUltVN, folk iranm*
Seaman Knight en- nntl
» mcatu stf tv**r* niion
Nat y June U ami
in ilit? service ntu) sl«&gt;
June 7. after he* for U
ftiiDlriiU'nl-' U of Iratlrr
lot" Ibe Navy, with
t t&gt;rUndo'*
Pearl
i-r.'ii|i rn jo jr o i
»
*.&lt; l« l
t elrhrnticn.
1 » reluming In Hanford
. i IVrioht Davi*, Crank tbuwn on Ida rlrriial In V
\»*d Smith.
4, euige i*.vn-Ameiican rlipiei
Hid Miss Martha IVrtght luhn of Luteint-nitr^ It* I
I the tneettng■tnpitted 14 tout uf lira *

Philatheans Moot
A( Itrm oi Residence

termpoon «»lt

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I

papHkti
tr r tJ J H H H l

r tf! IT )-

M 'i T t l

l lea»ptfon tlry iim ? ln ril
1 Itffl^ptvnn rhopprel a■
111 rm

twt mmtt| r h-tppovl pTf+Iry
tlt|rr4|HHiM4 g I all hint (til ptlH

■“ it h i* p a te n ts. I'll"--- i

Miss Mary Wiggins
Has Bridge I'arty

M is leiul-e Parknrtl presided
oVi r the regular muutbly meet*
lag id the Philnthrn t'ln*. nf the
First Haplirt t'liurch which met
Tuesday evening at the home of M'
Mrs.
Kor mil
Hruwn,
,\Ve*l a n
Eight e. nth Slftftfl.
mend&gt;
T h e m rm lrfT S dftfw " I 1 Ily n n n aV * eve"

lleurbon-Parm a and t.rm I I
Mari* Adelaide, in New \ .
fore resum ing hi* ttu.ti. •
C n lv v r s lt y o f 4 ju .b

PA RRO T

&lt;

Mary W iggins entertatnerl
1 ,'f her frirnd* and the

Mra. J. tV. Payne afui Mis* Nell
of her bridge club l»»t
Rsuglnti of Miami will antra this
'i the Wiggins realrlence.
anern&lt;*,n to .visit Mr*. A. 'V, for tlu* ksitiihir month nnd rtf-I I I I . &lt;1 '■•iiidia Avm ue.
Let- and Ur*. tMmound Ueiwh.
VtfAlrsI l)i.‘,identity of tills luuuth's
lit* i.stwii-A* prcHrnltfil t!tffi»rm* ,
"Pollyann i. " Serial letters will
111 la Kdfenrtl
nn»1
Mi-* Barbara Kvprecht U ex ­ bg core c* '-.l lu »en«l to two form­ •tin
Joe M. i %
*1«rt im wlnntfr* »*f h»ith I
pect'd to return tomorrow from er rla** ni.-nilwrs, Mr*. John Knder •rfor.
■*.,.! s» rroriii
ri**|nv
K n o x i l l l ' . Trpn. where she lias
Ana I alif and Mrs&gt; |1. tlvi'f'
«
been attending the Vniversity ol oC f, Santa
M e M o liilt m e C .lith H ale*, i f
M
Vt .- it Igglll* V/.4id»-l
T e tu ie ——

THt HOTTtt it is,
THt itrrci yputi mce

Apple Fritter*
l.»mon Sauce til thick. Chill.
Coffee
Apple Fritter*
1 apples
H o rs e ra d is h S a u r*
J cup* flour
- tntdeepoon* butter
t lm*|&gt;.&gt;oni but iug pm. .|er
tablespoon* flour
1 tibh-spoon gramilalt.1 sugar
i 1 cup milk
I t lisslibon -nil
i t teaspoon salt
1 I -1 cup* milk
. 1 * teaspoon paprika
-t tuldt-spcon* fnt. ui«-lt4*,l
| 1 1 Irrupt on granulated augur
2 egg*
l i*Mr*|&gt;o&lt;in* horseradish
I’rel mini cure Bppli'* and cut
Molt* butter. Add flour and, into quarter-inch cru*«way slice*.
when mixed, add milk. CmV un­ Dip into rest of ingredient* which
til a creamy sauce form*, Mitring have been mined togrthr-r. Fry
*"ti-tantly. Add rest of Ingre- apple* In deep hot fnt for about
do ot*.
Cook for one minute 4 minute*. Drain and -erve warm,
md serve hot with bam, p. rk or dll-led with n mixture of *Ug» f
nnd cli mmnon
Drlllni Salad brpulni

SIIOKS
NOW ON SAI I

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W iirn le rfiil
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btr •[.I-, liit-f it* tfitltfrln rttmiT “ihtf |

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Aviatimi 4*adel O. tV. Touehlod,
arm nf Mr. aiul . Mr*. IL Q,
Totwhlnn, bas twen trrm.*rrrrvd
tram Fort laigan, Colo, to Nash-

Now your legs con bg bars,
baauhful and coder I You wonl

opaque liquid smooth i on *
evenly, eusily. Ipoeddy amf
flires you lh* ur*11 clod look
of llOclIng* wi'thoul wilntle^
llofthng te a * i or luns.

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Mr and Mrs. Honny Powell are
visiting Mr*. PiiwelV* iiarent*.
Mr. m»l Mrs. Joseph Palucl, nf
D.'ui lib, Ky. Mr. Powell will

eeting _____
of the
iifugrsm m
____
W. M S , 1 irst B aptist Church, a
31.30 P M in (l* church. Subject
for Hie niunih i* "Think on these
thing- w hatsoever thin g s a re . of
v irtu e " 'Sunhesm s, U. Ahr, snd
D . A '■ wltl meet at th e sametim e m the rhurrh.
M r- Ft. Clai.” W hile will direct
sewing in the B el Cm** Itnoni a t
tbs- W*&gt;m*n'* Club.

TPKSPAT
Hanford clDlenv am n«ki*] by
tin- uimi-tcrlnl n**ociatiun to obsarn- two mlantca of prayer each
flay at nuon.

Ml*-

&lt; lirabeth

ladfler.

Diet

Jlfw'i

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PRICED at $2-H ?3 «*
and
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In ihn m orning the O. E- S-.
o o d e r lira . 1 . M. T yre’s direction.
? H li have charge c f Ite&lt;| f'n&gt;*«
/aew ihg a t th e W oman's Club.
T h n Women's
A uxiliary
"/
Holy Cross Church, under l in­
direction of Mr*, r . A. Dy»un.
will -sonsor tew ing In the It**1
C ro a t Room du rin g th e oftenum "

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an
itp jii isjirlit ii|f m arrtn ctf n f
Its » i I a iifffritX’’, Alyc** K llm litfth ,
lu Itev JuAt'ph W PAfhs-uu o f
]N» &gt; *»rlf'an», la*
Th i- vYt-ttilimr
m 11 l no i n e v e n t o f T h u * M a y .
Ju h
2.1 in
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MnriHi*«n
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I r u t t t i t f in N * w O H ra n ?

SPORT SHIRTS
5 lbs. Epsom Salts
100 Aspirin Tablets

PlayclotKea that make the’most
of thoJaun
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I’layclothc* for liudgrteaJ, beach d a y s—f t r
th e weekend—fo r one itay o r s is . Cool
s u its th a t capitalise on th e sun—sleek swim
su its th a t fla tte r yoor fig u re and all the
accessories y o u ll need—

WD-iltnldi-

mnlgrluL-t

21c
14c

75c Caroid &amp; Bile Salts Tablets 4 9 c

Pt. Ameiican Mineral Oil

lay Suita in Cotton Prints $3.95 - $0.95
dutiful fToral Chintz; Prints .......&gt;$8.95

. . . .

29c

100 Soda Mint Tablets ..............T^c
Sh:i\ m i ' Cream 2‘Jc
Timlh Paste
39c
7.'ir liiHterine
!i9c
r.llt- ItarlmHol
ate
Kni l *04
Tuotli I’a s t e .....39c
title Coretra ... . 49c
35c V in ce..........31c
tide Polident ... 49c

-TT-wrvrrr

Gabanlitifl ami

Friday &amp; Saturday
SpcrlnLi ill Our I'.iunlnln
Victory Sundae 21c
4 n r r e v ir .
n it ii

d Boya

i t

' .•

inforlketl Cotton GAbSltlo, MaIm and Tan.
if», to 44.
E v J ,-

T 4 I I .-4 (M il

12c

11It I M i t

REGULAR IUNNEK
HATUKDAY ONLY

X m i x tu r e s

Eg? ;

with

Grape Freeze

ol—Iuiiatex,

A

llte illlllll

&gt;■ — "**°*tl:

r n s r TTmoWIni* iui*fitl*rra enjnjrtftl Itei[ha i -llm*. Henman Walttfr I
b Forinl Knur »l the conctuvlon E»i'» • " Mr, Mcl'ft"llfi ni»tl Mi
nf fhtf
mctftlna: Mr*.
WnllFi1 Ftf*ltfr. Mn K. K. Iloilo*
w*&gt;. Mr? J It hiilti|w, Mra.
Uraik&gt; &lt;Minim. Mu Sain Knitfht,
Mn. J M. Slnneipher, Mrs. (Tar.
enev C'tlltns. Mr- John Cullum,
Mrs
|e**c*.
Mi"?
ratknnl,

m'

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V VWA uf the First B aptist I f ( p" I tia 11«i n 1.1 w rrn rtf •&gt;f 1V r r j f ,1
nib kill met at the home of Mjpii I ?n I unr«ifiifhom, Mia* Ilch'n
sea Hlivhelli rnd llindy* lip- G i n t * •. M i-* M i/a l**lth 1 rnuW lin,
at T on P . M.
i(Ipp Ikatrirf Ciimhlr ntnl Mini
itrle Five will l&gt;e in charge luth Slmitif*

Ot- tb*

fiA N F O R D , F L O R ID A

T int

t jtu U r I *«*r i i n ' , M o-

M iii-i. ■■ I ruluok, M i*'
Mary
W rit'l l- - Ibindhy W iggin.,

AmJ^SliTg^?

vtdiiloge Lecaui* this ngyr,.

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11:30 In 7 :3 0
Cklekra a I* Kin* on T&lt;&gt;**t.
Virginia Htyle Baked llsm .
Pineapple Cheese H*l*d
Wblnped Potalnea
Carden Prs*
H&gt;1 Rolls A Balter
Jen Tea *r Coffee
Ice Cream A C tl*

Syr. of Figs .... 47c

Snl.Hepatica .... 49c
Amphoje).......$1.29
$1.25 Saroka .... 98c

Mr Nr4i:i|.«

Remedy.......... 54c
Carters Pills .... 19c
25c Feenamlnt.. 19c
fk
Bayers Aspirin 59c

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THE BANTOHD HERALD. BAlfPOXU. rLORlDA

Sabotage And Open Resistance In
Nazi-Occupied Countries Increases
*

Ncrway't

H ld r W a r n K ta la r a a
M o n k o f H e r m a n o c c u p a tio n a l
e a k e n in g
troo p* In r.u ro p c L■ w
-------

V tllb ly h reauae of open h atred of
o f th e m a a te rrrl In h n h ila n l* . Saltf
o la g e , in d u ttrla l tln w d o w n , and
ip e n r r « l« t a n r r a g a in ,t ih r N a il
In v a d e r
a re
In c rr m in g
d r .p l to
y.t. f r ig h t fu l coat o f p a trio t* ' liv e r .
Ho re p o rt* the O ffic e o f W a r
In fo rm a tio n In * lio o V Irt, “ T h e
tln c o n i|u e re d I 'e c p lr ,” w hich m a k e i
, n l i i u i n f the ncerl o f ih e penlr a
o f occupied cou n ’ rle * for
« lp fm m th r n u l.id .R e a l.la n c e In-gan, the lio o k lt t '.
j:
, n u th o r* »ct fo rth , * 1rrv , l aa aoon
I
,1 1 th e f ir a l »hock o f ile fe a l w i n
t
o f f , and a c lf p rc a e rva tlo a » « m r d
[
la ta m v l le ts Im ftn rtu nt.
N o rw e g ia n s tu rld enly w ere im*
u
able In u r v ic fs lt m l U rrm iin coinm i n il* tm l Ignore*! ttrfm tO A mnd
[
Q t l il ln a *
tti
though
m&gt;n esl.ntt
»nl.
N r w r f i a n )u r l* t * . n u rse s.
[
fd u c sto ra to#! r lr f g y m r n re tlg n rtl, (h r y m in g e r mr»r| mor^ mhfe
o f them to m n kr th e ir » « y to
I
A lh r il moll w h ere lhe&gt; It e k up
L
m ilit a r y Ir s ln ln g .
Delgitnm foum l u n ity on Imrnt
!
A r m M ir r l&gt; ty when th ey ilem onC- * s trn trd
heforc1the tom b of th e ir
U n kn o w n S o ld ie r, the fVutrh plmntL
ed th e ir tu lip fie ld * to r e trtn lils
huge llttte h fla g s , l!return i t it e r s
|
W lut f je rm s n o lysrrvrrB cu n vrn lfF itly Imrfsme l«**t in the K n g ltsn
c h an n e l so d tsm led nt K n g lish

o n ly

p o r t* .

T h o se w rre the l»rginntng« »*f
f f i h t s n r e , mm the l«u k b t *rme#-p
th em . T h e under ground p r e « l*eg in to sppemr Itelg iu m r*«w hm»
"VT « 40 such pmperm, w ith ir s e n lln g
I
t it le s lik e MU
Irlh re Helgojtfe**
u --g n d
F r * m l de ItrsistA iice,**
h*—■ f tegn n i tntw
n f , f fm e r jiir n r e s ,
FT
p to p le
nf the merit pled rniintfiem
[ , c lu s te r s rm nd phort wmve brnm l
r
c a s ts ( c m
the A llie s , mod men
li k e - J u n M sM iry k . wH« w»» th -

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sugar iro d p e tlo ii
States i a i H a m
lens In 1917 to
In 1940.

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LEGAL NOTICES
F O T lr t ! o r a r r i . l i
T A X II K K I I
f'M A P T K ia

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*i Annual beet
In the United
from 860,000
1,890,000 tons

IfIM

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NbuTIUU
in
H H IIIIli V
H IV K Jf,
T h a i A II' t i ’ M l* h 1 l i - .I J .t &lt;if
T . a C . r l l f l c a i . S '- l » l l » - « - ‘ l ' S T lh ri»&gt; I.f A
m. I A I*
n i l h ..
f i l e d u n i t In 1*1 r «»f Mf-*‘ mud
la d * appllral|f&gt; ft l"» »
d*-e*l to
# Issu e d lh*re**n H*l«i r * -fllf» e a te
a m h r a r e a th e f u l l " * in n d* w t u«ed
p r o p e r ty In ih r 1'in jn i)
o f M* ml*
•tola. * l a l e o f F lo ilr ts . I** » l t ,
L o t t l | l 1f*ek &lt; Han U n i t
T h e a s s e is t n a n l ».f ih * »»M p ro *
p e r t y u n d er th e
h M
r u M fU t lt
Iss u e d w a s 1&lt;i Ihe
i*an*» of
I ts know n
U n le s s sa id r a f t l f i i
U&lt;«il h *

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f'C c iy n K ayko , I ’ liila J.lp h ia comm r r c u l a r l i .t , ia ahown p u llm , lb *
fln l.h ln g InurhM to l p o rtrait s f
A rtu ro To tcann in l "p a ln la d * with
b u tn in y B ia t r h ... F la m * , from th*
m a trh r. p rm lu c. Ih rra b a .ic co lo n,
M ark , b ronia and flr.h ro lo r. I l l
o u tlin e , Iha p ro fli. In p*ncil an*
then u i f t about 1,100 m alchra la
flo l.h th . po rtrait.
tC itlra l F t m )

redeemed

aero id ln g
d e ^ rO*^'1

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w ill
a Bfild If* ih * h la h e s i
M**d«r s i
th e r^»uri h " « * f dtmr o n
flr il
M o n d a y in th * m »M h o f
Aos&lt;i«(.
I t t l . w h ic h Is Ih* 1»d da» • ( ' »
■ USf. I»« I
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M r IHIIISIM'S
t ‘1c r It f*1rcuM i 'ou M Heinl-

not* * *i*u n I y
( ( i f fir la I H*a 11

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c H A fT K R
Ifia r o r I M
i i i o H w m U t l » n a m e o f 154Isa *
C la r k C l r e s i t CO s i
N O T lC K n
H B H U ir
a tv n K
u i h J W o o d ru ff
s o l a C o u n t p, F t s r
T h s l tl r
M o o ra h t ld s r a f T t a
I'm !!••»• »Alii c# r l J f l e a fa a U U b«
C a r lt r i'A la Ho M l. I t i s s d U * * n l
a c r u r illfig fo
la w ,
ih t
d i r o f A u l u i l A I ) , l l l l . h a s f 11awl ! p m p s r ly d * * rr» l **4
th e r e in
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g o n e * o r a f f u c a t io ii n a
t a in * In my n fft r # and h a a m sd * b* *«M (&lt;&gt; f li t It I a h« «t
bidder at
T A X D KaD
t p p l l f Alton fo r m t t l 4 **4 I * h* tn* c-n *ii h r.u i# d o o r o n Ihe f i r s t
i* * n * 4| lh # rt*’ h
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r a t r m
it m t
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lit I h t m o n th o f
A u g u it ,
e m b r a c e - llii* f o l i o s in * daasrrtlMMl I &gt; 12. » tiJr h la th * I f 4 d ap o f Am*
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p r o p e rty In th e t *01181? o f Pie m l ’ | U .I . IM S
T h a i IL B. ( : U , H U h o l d . r mt T u
tiu le. Hf»•&gt; o f F lo r id a , lo -W ltj
fttlrd ihla Jn4 day of July, IMS I ' . r l l l l M U N r . I M . l u a d I k * l i b
l » ( 111 I 'I n i* h t»r • t
«i I* II K IlN lH &gt;N.
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T h e i M M i m m l o f Iha a t l d p ro - ‘
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&gt; •* hn* M i l
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a n w &lt;'o n »»»Jr. F lo r in s ,
■ p p l k .U o n f o r 1 * 1 &lt; • * * to b * l«Issu e d m u in i h i n im t o f I L U 1 i i i f f i r l i l li r a l |
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C r n trh fta ld
b raro a Ih a
fa lla n lM
d a * * rlk a 4
U Itlaaa aald r e r l l f l r a l # s h a l l h*
p m n r l f la I h a C n u n ly o f Sam ired ee m e d a r m n l l l i f to
la w ,
|h# | v m c h o r « r r i * i r a t h i n r o i l
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f l i t co u rt h n u » f rfoor on l b * fir s t
fit
H aellon
I. T o w u k l y
t*
V.CTM ’ F.
IH I I K n H U Y
I I 1V R N .
M u n d iy In l h r m o n th o f
A o |u it
Mouth. l U h l a I I K i l l ,
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M id
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“ Tenderay” Beef
Will Be Placed
On Sale Today
,

ScicntistH
Acclaim
Figgly-Wiggly And
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th e ir c o u n try men from
U m d iu t f,f y 11"
,
■
I Jleef,
D “ * * -nap!
In W the world's ofll/
I M else w h e re
The
mpertmculsr
l*egHn
w ith guverm nent patm ed method oi
tender Itifig frr*h l«*ef The Ufw
f lb o t a n r , mod in it" ■ummmry th«*
TPUiferny llief g»e*« on sale in
booklet ( h4 i i 1a t*» ■nrh m n ilt s in
I'lggicy W i gg ley and
Lovatt'a
T n n c e m trmnR|»ort#iti"n delsym, m nrkrts
Se.-r today, arro rtlin f
slip shod w ork In fo rtu n e s , dmm
In F I* Ctirdray, lh^e*rl of tha
gge to p la n t*. Itmtn « r w li« mi&gt;t meat departm ent nf the lyovetf
S p lllln ,. nf grmm
F'(»«wl Stole fir g im rnt Ion.
' ‘ S k illf u l
Industftml
Th e T e n d e r method hes been
espeelmily n f r n n ip liu ilo l m if k w - a rc la lined he -aid , by em in en t
a t r y / 1 »t
lx tT|H irti'd. "hut • W e ll’ pr tent la tu a* the ‘g reatest ro n trid lf flr u lt In delect di rin g in»f*e* Imlio n l*i the ru ra l in d u stry s l f K i
tlon
mud lima not revemledI t) r mveftlion o f m e rh a n k a l reliig e r n t io n " Ih e nrncess o f tenIts e lf u n til th r truck or I r i r i m
fre sh k tfln l l»eef was
h«» Imken in the mmd, m u sin g d r r ilin g
h re sk d o w n * mud ilclmp*
1d‘ c o v e re d *n d rlrveleped Jo in tly
“ O ne sh ip m ent of 2tl m illio n “ / Ihe r r - r a n h s t i f f s o f the
pieces o f ta m p e ird w ith um inunt
% \ in g I n u n F W t r ie and M anu*
ilo n hmd to he r v t u rn n l to m fa rtu rm g Cnm gony. in a K ro g e r
r n*el k n u n ilstiu n . and the M ellon
Ctefh nm lovsk fa c to ry I hdcjhj*? if
In s titu te n f In d u s tria l fte#ea,reh.
Q e im s n retouch w o rk e r* hsd stIn diaeua-ing tsiv rtt's Tenderay
tem pted to RttJich tim e fu ses they Reef
Mr
(Vinlrays,
dec la rod.
Wnuld h ave Imen blown sk y high ’’Housewives have w o rried near
Mope ip ectm eu lsr s till bm* le e r r tough meat since the f l n t cave
Ih s arm ed r rtr n ll i f
man hung the ia rra s- of a frtah under Generm l D m i«
M lk h s ilo l&gt; k illn l Imef m Ha rock-heen
v lte h . whr». in sm s ll u n iU
. , sweep j -tore room and discovered that
fastnesses th# longer It remairved bAfUting
down fro m m ountain
the m»r* lender It b*eamL Hines
to d e stro y A * is troop ro n e m trii
iml wreck [th a t prehistoric day in tti kind the
tio n s, b u rn storehouse*
tm n » p a rtitio n fm c lillir* .
Th e in ..iw iifld over has aanired to tender
lu n re n ta nlwm ys are w e ll-ln f&lt;ormral meat. l»eef In partlcii'.Af.
process
o f the en em y's a c tiv it ie s
Mik » ’1(11111 the T enderly
thrpugh
the
h a lln v lle h Is s»W! to eo n tro l three *was discovered,
►arlsl thousands «f ye»r« uglll now, th#
fo u rth s o f old K e rh la and
'
technuju#
ef
ageing
c«r
'tandarlng'
i f llrrtic g o v in m , Ilo s n U and
| t»eef has not changes}—th l m eat
U n e g ro .
| h#d tu Hang in a place cool
T h e N a ils ' a n sw e r to su&lt;
enough tn prevent Its spoiling urI til it ripened.

I "Now. with the T e n d in g mi*
thoil. freshly kilted beef la aged
|r . rnailc tender In approxim ate!/
I tb hlwrw* whr^was t h l old CXpeTT^
Chit w ip in g out n f th r N o rw eg ian * iv r . w iiateful method of aging
t«Hik from four to six w n k s .H .
v llln g r r f T » lr v * « g .
A rrcnling tn
Mr, Cordray,
T w m ty -lh rrp
h u n Jrn l
Vug"
» l*v h n a tA g rr. Ihr tioiiklrt mnin- H isett's T e n d e ra y Beef will be '
W iggly
anti |
w rm put tn ilr.th in two •*dd in I’lgeirp
work, tn N uvrm tirr for th r kill U iveti'i m arkets hero under a I
Ihmhle
Your
Money
Back
|
Ittg of 20 (irrm a n nolitirra
Only fr* ginrnt*ry a tn rtr. nf th&lt;- (junrantee" if It la not tender
pdtrlnt*' rr.l.tAnrr h .vr lw-rn Every cut of Isivett'a Tenderay |
this 1
toll), but Ihry am rrtlitln g ignln.t lloaf will |*c sold under
guarantee snd every custom er
t l ) ed it*.
W ill receive such
guarantee In
w riting a t the lima of purchase.
Tr rale ray Beef was fin a l]/ p e r­
fected by W estlnghouae Electric
and M anufacturing Company, tha
Kroger Food Foundation, and the
Mellon Institute of Indoatrtel Re­
search a fte r re a rs of research*
Four years these scientific o rg a n hlstlon* studlrsl nature's method
of tendering boef, learned io con­
trol It Gi the exact degree, and
tn spec*r* It up 14 time fax ter
tbxa_O A «B ^F eriin.a th od.

| S r A tlti^ d ~bf tn ffb * A d ay tn
l / i v r t t . T r iv lt m y
B
U n d tH u d
f y r i y m a n . o r a p p r o ilm a U ly 2.nno t t w r d t g n ! t n d

U

timer fatter than th« old u»*n■Ira, w a.i.ful nitihod of Aging.
Th« Trndrrty proect* pm t.rvr.
natural vlUmin*. vtlutbla* ta in t,
and flavor. Nothing Ii aiitiad to
th* b*tf by Trndrrty and nothing
It taken away ricrot Inughnaat.
Hr. Cordray point* out that

UnrtU't

Tenderly

B rtf

b rt-fd

th* luxury of frmh. Undtr M l
within th* rrach nf
all lb*
people breaute lo r tU 'i Ttoddny
Href will never ba Brartlum
prk*d, "Not on* pano- ■ ■
tSounnd hat fat tad btaf Ad taa,
drr Ad Lorxtl'i Ttndtray yo i H
I* prkod In th- tam* n a n of
0lh*r beef r f romparabla qwAllty,"
be declared .

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Tod»y't U»ua of T ha R ataM
r t r r i e t a l a r r t ad on _ t* * -U ‘*

Tendrrxy Braf giving full _Utar-

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f'lM k Lsvetfs1® Guarantee
a Teaderay Issf?
StCABB* L m

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U n l u * u l d c artlflc .1 . Mull h .
l * d * * M * d occordla* to
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w ill
hd (o ld I* th* h lfhM t bldd.r at
l b * M i l l b o o n , d o o r o n i h . firm
M o n d a y In I h * m o n th o f
A .n .i,
lit* , w h ic h I . I k * ir d d * r o f a m , . i t itti
t l a la d th l* to d d a y o f J . l y .
A F . H B K N tA M f.
C l* r h C t r c n li (- n o n , h . l
a o ta C o n n fy , F lo r id a .
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�THK SANFORD HERALD.'SANTORO. FLORfDA

OS! Ceiling Prices!
Cocktail
Sausage ' ? »
lil-bf * P'' H

Meat 3 % *

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Tei O n

Spread 2 4 or
\ R e lis h

le d Hot Specials!
Grocery P rkci Good Thru July 2 1 -M odi &amp; P : d r .c Pi

v/ housal *
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You Can Mako Your
Sugar Go Furlhcr Wilh
Theno Dolicioua Foods I

To Get More Sugar
Our Boys Must Make
MANY DANGEROUS TRIPS
Thru Sub-Infested Waters

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Enrichod With Vitamins and Mineral- I

W a tt’s- Bread

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Palace

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32c

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Cora O n * P»»

Bacon

*&gt; 35c

Item fctwt. RuHMt* W

V«mtonb •» 39c
L n * . Mm *t

As Cut &amp; On Display—Mono Higher

A . ( ui A On lJir.play

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MORE
VITAMINS

Bones '2 ** 19c
K ro h A m * ' . S » u &gt;

A - l 5 l* M

Choose
Looi-fc 35c
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GAW M y M

Tongues

»&gt; 19c

~ f r ~ - J r -----------------Vm &lt;

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S1BLOIH. Rich. Redl
BOTTOM ROUND

Meat Loaf

Spare Ribs *&gt; 15c

2 u„ 49c C h u c k

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TENDER

39c CLUB. Meaty. Juicy!

Loroi Meaty fV b

Steaks

R o u st

Po* K o a st
Broads *» 29 e

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T O P ROUND STF-A r _

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Beans

ib

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10c Celery

Cabbage ib 4ttc Cukes
f m r C*U

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Macaroni

o—• 10c

W-lb 21c
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SUPER SUDS
-

27c

. Uc ,lll.

10c

Carrots bch 7 '4c Lemons 6 *o» 10c
O N IO N S

Ga. Yellow

3

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13c

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Old Digllih .

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flllTTEJLi

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n o rro M c r _
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Shoulder
29c
ICound
Steak
lb. 42c
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Bacon, lb. 15c

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Oranges,
doz. ...... 29c
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Bananas,
3 lbs. .... 19c
PAgt-V YMLLOW
Onions, 2 lbs.
9c
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e»t piece o f p ain tin g ta b , u »
S tu ttg a rt G a lle ry , l l le tlg n e ,l
and dated lC IT . and lie e u b j,c t i ,
f lt. P a u l In Prtaon
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power* who I are made fre»h- —
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men eligible. -Others
Include Dart­
Cir,•’»*’*"» frralimrn t.,
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1/ Croae.
Hummer
f.ivr^Ke*
pegle
Teeh,
Holy
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club.
mouth. Villa nova and Fordham.

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receive a routine note ..( ronavUtlon f,..m tt,..

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b* m f.ilng, lla n ln t hit Ini
Soulhca.t ha* been MI..I.
which |o*t. 10 by . gtmdua*
ad—k^o otb.ro • to military
». The Rebel* expect acvrn
-none to go by Fall, Including the
No. 1 Imck—Doug henna, who
*M*t a We*t Point appointment
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I t ta k re _fo u r and one h alf d ate
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•■rpecla to Iom* a half dnien. Inrinding Milbtn Crain, one of the
»ectlm'« l»e«t hrekfleldar*. '-Fan!lam hi* lo.t *everal. Including it*
md and rartnln, Jim J anlog.
X tyo Danelli, prrhapa Puqueana'i
h-»t hack, waa drafled and the
| Duke* (net four oUcro. Columbia
’ loit four regular*, tvm tackle*
end two lock*. One of the tackle*
w.’a Capt. Herb M*ack.
/W* &lt;P«k World i'*r II to getL,
fTVrnmfn hick op crllffv vir» ’
»ily football team*.
For the firat time In many
yea ra, ilnre
cnnf.mnre
unit*
■ 5 » fd that
college nrophyte*
ehouM rtatrirt their aporta to
illm g agaimt the varaity or
mpet 11Ion wth new-comera on
nlbeY, enmnuiea, li n t year men
Pnt»anUngonlmpee..le» .Igh taaeh e tlcm , I,..;., ti.ally out lo «ra. thl, u . S ,
will be elieihlo—aa a wartime
|*art Of t h . way on her Journey by t w o -!
i.xg t..i(w.lo Iw-at, t'airirrs, elne. i
meant re—fer vi rally team* at
............ or
it„„r . numeioo* pUyiag incveaHngly Important roiei In I . ,
•onto major Int 11tut Ion*.
Department, which ja il rrl.au d i
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Flcrldr, Aubum and
throe each and almoit
other team In tha Soothatom loop at leait two.
Goorgia nav lc*t dx linemen,
and two blocking barks to tia
Army. Alabtma ha* lo*t a half'
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N a t h in l .l E a to n w aa tha t in t
college head |n ih » U nited S t a i r ,
H * » a , appointed m a tte r or proy***or of H a rv a rd tn JM 7 . « „
d lam tu ed a fte r tw o y e a r ., to I m,
•uccye-led b y R e v . H e n ry Durrit e r , the t i n t college executive in
tha U a to b ear the title of

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ornparaUvoly ftw of the play■ who would bare been eligible
t r football naxt Fall ham enatad.or been drafted. Ifoet colglam am either under II. er
la advanced college Military
ata with lortrurtlona -to-earntSelr rout-oca.
*
lowever, auc't top-flight men­
tor ga Wall ire Vade of Don*.
Ulerman of Mtnneaota. Jim
, _ T rf Kotdham, K itty Hell
f Southern Methodlit. -g a * Baro f Southern Califomla, and
Neyland o f Tennooea. )u»t
lention a few, are In eerrtce.
WaalJngton and Lm and North
farolma hid tSalr coaching aUffa
virtually wiped o u t Eddie Cammi ha* taken over at Duke,
w * U*a Kilev Smith and hla
Ir aldaa a n In tba Navy, Jim

*if. «i• im b r ir ti ih# t it .«»mg
• ' ^-1 property in the «*«unt»
* •»•«••• I# Hiefe f t Fl.,i iel* i.,

FACTOGRAPHS

_ Wide WarU Fra larva
College football t o r n
ham
eeo larder hit by wtrtfiM calla
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than by loao of pity-

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well spAre«l, f.innlnir fire an I
WAlklfir' only one.
No rurntr
reecheu second nsaim t him.
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firmeais, IdOfty *f-I uhy than. f«*r
10 hlU. Ihrre of them b / IhtibJ/
U ise e tt an&lt;l anoflier l»y J*»e I*im*»*l# t
up their fourth ttralght Magfilo, rttenillnif hi*
r iN f INNA • i. I|.4. !•;.
f •
rtory and aeeoml
tuernailea battlHK rirrak l«» ll! fain**/.
A fo r i
Hit ir i*it'. S . i.a ir f h l
' t yetterday
at
Alley
l^'UlIit* l.t I I&lt;Hilill.Hl III If* •#!'•**Cf
■- hunktd l i e
Cleveland
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lin t 4 to 0 on four hit*.
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fit- *&lt;nt ii'ir
Port H«bl, norllirrn lermi*** ■» • ( I ml
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of lightning *p**d that all

l t i n to l i t track.
T khlng over t*ia BUc u lt's thrwva
tha world champion
breado f tha lurf, tho long-tailed
i* ( annonbill turned looea
b it " c n iil a r ” kick in o a f |j« rat of
running pawri* to com* f i w alm ott o u t of tig h t and win IS*
rich Marrarhoicttt fa*ter than
It e r r r h a t U *n &lt;lona befufat*
I And with . the H V ttO
pay.
ha picked up aa h» tipped
. a m r i lb« flrith line, the colt
u«ed In rail rraxy aiklcd
I. to hla earning* to k ite
a to U l of *154,130 for hla
onr-iialf y e im o f racing,
wiping out the *437,710
Dlorult took to long to
up a few r*#r* bark.
It's more, tl a way Whlrly
•frying a wagon load of
,, running agalntl a fancy
front-firing '•Speed" horaea
‘ ‘ ig nit flral trip orar
k alrl; that hia been
_ for ao many rlamploiia
_r pa»t—innila It look more
,. j » e v e r. a» llm ujh he ra n go
on to become the turf"* f lr tt
half-m illion dollar ln h y In hit-

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With Great Speed
isplay At Suffolk

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We h am a a arm y of
Hetman and firemen
1 United 8 btf«a w a a l t S dally.
plena. A
duty.
Dy G EORG E tU C K E R UP ! bev* have" w riflsa ___
Mott o f tha building*. hotala
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rs ■“W e'd p ita nod
ku*w. Tf
to vialt
fork — b u t now and thcalere in New York a m
Utthout ^ y ^ u l j ^ u j ^ D t . t T T ? " ! U*ara1i” a 'w a r . and New York la yr«ll built and h a m bean -deela w d
“iaft". t h e peraormat o f
Me n’t League or the Chamber o f ' , l i m e
would bo »xfr— mul amuvtmnu center*, aapectally th a
I'om iM Rt, f m oat ex prana tha i IxroY-wky;
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hetr'a and th e x U n , ha
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rpinion that in an air raid Now j Iwfenre plants are the n atu n l rigidly trained for aoch a
York would be every U t aa a tfa t targets «r£.~ , bombert. but
a a ! tie*. 1 mention placaa of
re vialf
:b an Oxark cava, war a id the haven’t a nti,iW defense p l.n t In. manta beca'uae that la wham
long range Ujmber n o t­
to n -n a h ira lly congregate.
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tU a --—
a x - U. ____
8. Array
forU and a great Uoq provided bv military,
I aay t h i s -------------------_
ru lahmta!
that offer* m unit pal. and civilian
Dulcn village Dy’ tna arm
ta one! latcrerptor f t remind
----------- —
who hare Worked fey
of the traillUoaal vacation
v acatio n epota vlfjlaag* 14 hour* a days,
a t aw
alien a high degree of
of tl-a nation, and many eu t-o f-' » * •# • U mile# from the i
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Night Flying

SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK

WASHING!

LONDON, Ju ly 18, (W W&gt;—
T b s CtecS a r t,
Karel
KutUlwaacher, who hsa w hat colleagues
. . call the "uncanny knack of email­
Ing out homewanJ-bound Germ an
bomber*," I* recognised by All
M inistry official*
as
B ritain's
best n ig h t fighter.
’
Week a fte r week lb* stocky,
fa ir-haired flyer, 27. Is mentioned
In Air M inistry
bulletins
f rr
n ig ht-fighting
exploits.
Som e­
'
tim es he rt \ &gt;rta shooting down
one, two o r three German plane*
'
m lone nig h t patrol, som etim es
w ily breaking up a raid by In■
D ieting dam tg r.
M .’i
In ten day# he was credited
•
w ith destroying seven b om ben
. a t night and has an official bag
o f 18 destroyed a t night, six In
daytim e.
.
Fellow pilots like the qulst, un­
assum ing Ctech and call him "Old
.
KutteT,” envy his g ift for finding
G erm ans a t night.
Since his arriv al In E ngland he
h ia m arried a Welsh g irl. On
V leave, he p u tte rs around In the
garden a t h it Mill Hill (I/m d o n )
home.
.
B ut Hying a four-cannon llu r4, : rk a n e , h# la reckoned a deadly
killer. O ther pilots In his squad­
ron say he'll look a t a map In th * '
operations room, point to perhsp*!
f'
a sm all, unim portant G crntm air•j
(rw a * and say: " I ’ll go there l o - '

Sc QAPP.

MOONS
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XXXIII

DISK

Featuring Everyday

IS WALLY SMALLER

TROPICAL qt. 25c
UM rhv sw w t
RELISH jar 12c
M i I w w l Mia
PICKLES 22-oz. 17c

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A u to p sy
w as

Hl^H lK&lt;»tt S K / DECAUSEiKL
MUSCLES ARE PULLED AS

SPREADS 2 5-oz 27c
■m ft U a l ' ‘
CHEESE 2-lb 57c
PICKLES 8-oz. 10c
Northern “Fluffy*
TISSUE f g j g g
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OR. MORE—

MIMERAL lAAffER,
OIL*.WOOD AND
/*A K PK 1»I*.

I fin much lionel. T o ta l Whit* H ousn ’ contep l m ak- trlbutlon:
appro ilm alely
400
pounds.
... w h-rr
The President him self urged
r.l.l. forth rebber erntrlb u tlo n s to th e limit
-uhier s• I -1 suggesting th a t C apital MVilats
I .r htrr -if( even th ro w ,In lhair ru b b er Door
I l**atder, coverings.
W ashington
tn fftr
• hrr m l- and safety officials bounced right
end I alls, up to the celling, saying there
r
Slight was % Ira fflr safety ru lin g that
all rare m ust hava rubber floor
coverings as protection against
R O B IN S O N gas fum es and slectrlc shoes.
Branded as the D istrict of Co
liimhla'a b lg g rst chlselsrs doting
the drive were a few person&gt;
who, during th* nlghl, stol* cId
Urea uff the u nguarded' scrap
piles. One Irate custodian o f Hit
scrap hrapa stayed up several
nights tn catch th* m arauder*—
fm n d they were ta i l driver*—
who can g e t retreads If, and only
If. tbev tu rn In aid casings.
Th* local lady who renliy Win
Inp honors for making contribu­
tions to th* d ries was lh» acclallie who w ent Into a suburban Jlv*
and dim* a to rt. boughl g te o ;
nibber toy on th* counter* shj)
with the assistance of h e r chauf­
feur ra rtrd them across th* street
tn a filling station and dump-M
them r „ the heap.

* ETTA KEHT
7WSWE JlJ5

CANPWffGlVS THEM
A HOUSET-WA/2MIMS
o n SOMETHING * r

UNHID S U IfS BAR

Mor* for Lewi At
Table Supply!

T w He k s w k oK-tfirtomzoH,
•BECAUSE I f IS FA W H ER
aw Ay a y 4 to o o m i l e s ­

"In tru d er" pilots.
He hovers high ovrr i Grrm kn
airdrom e
w alling
f"i
larding
llg! 4 lo be sw itched on. thru
pounces rn s (iertn-in Iwmiber
when It Is &lt;inlv s few hundred
feet hlg’t. pr&lt;-r*ilng In land Thr
Germ an plane. It Is ri-ek m et. wlil
crash even If ro t hs.llr i ls m s te t
because of the |n » sltllm le lie.
fending guns i re unnhlr t.i njw.n
no en llm herau*r ( h r / m gnl
hit t'relr own | l ne

BILL’S PACKAGE
STORE &amp; BAR

FOR VICTOR*

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IF T H E T H A ^ E

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McA r t h u r 'S
m f a ii.
UUARTF.RS, A ustralia. Ju ly !«,
. uv*)—Al.lsd p tan is oumoeu toy
•Japanese-held airdrom e a t Bala.
! m aua. New G uinea yastarday and
! attacked the* w harf a t Kalabaiu
; nn Alor Island, e ta rtln g fire* and
i sinking a sm all vassal. Allied head.
; quarter* announced In Its dally
. communique today.

ORLANDO. Ju ly IS, UP&gt;— A lbert
II. Hoyt nf A kron, Ohio, was elect,
ed president o f th* Rainbow Divi­
sion V eterans’ association a t Ike
close of th* tw en ty -fo u rth annua)
convention her* yastarday.

V

GRAPE JUICE.

CATSUP

APPLE SAUCE

VINEGAR

Up to Ju n e I , th e U nited 8 ta tA
had ahlnped M 00,000 potuidj
of dehydrated vegetables undtf
less* lend.

14c JUICE 2 no. 2 23c PEAS 2 no. 303 23c
N w U s m u u is w lr s ll
f Is* sir's w a s Is
23c JUICE 46-oz. 17c B ^ T S 2 no. 2 23c
SW— l—s'. Saul,
asebets’s o. a.
15c BUTTER 38-oz. 17c CORN 2 no. 303 23c
"S »e*ta fr r tbe Hweet"
Saballlal* Fla. Honey fer Nogar!

BUTTER

By FRAN STRIKER
WHAT'S THE REA-ON FOR DE
ING THE AHOLE HIDE OF A
lINSTEAD OPTHE EARS, r—
(V O U f W A

The firs t aueceaeful A:
•el sugar fa cto ry waa as
I A g Jfc w M . Dyat- te- A

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UGAR

Try In B u tle r and cov­
er with a tasty aaoeel

LARGE B U B fctJLLBT

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MACKEREL lb. 2le

5IHCE WHEN
ALL I KNOW lb WHAT
MR RAN5ONE ORDERS. HAS RAN*
SOME BEEN
I GOT NO CHOICE,

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MAKING

B O U N T Y ? /-^

Ooean*Caughtt

ROBB’S
Home Bakery

PURE LARD

rc P E R A L ,
TOUCH TO N

iV « Y O U !

Feeds.

as

off violent Gcrman-itniian
attack* on newly-won Advance
position* in the center of
the El Alnmein li
line.

ClJCTIMBESr .

3 for 10c

POTATOES’ ’• “ T Tbs. 19c
ranct iuibta
PEACHES
« lbs. 25c
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foe "c e l e r y 81k. ioe
CABBAGE Ik 4H e pmoRJj n-. 13.
CARROTa Ml 7Hc K W o n T s for lOe

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COTTAGE CHEESE IK 17c | UHElfflE, FT &gt; ffltod. lb- 35«
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IU population . centered in Kay
" L u n»d th# greatest perr.-ntat"'
of urban population in Florida ^
Florida o U U PU nnlng Bhru I an
alyala of U. 8. Bureau of th r
Census d a U for 1040 rrvralr.1
today.
Sem inole's population I*
about evenly divided, with th* ur
baa percentage ju st over th r 50
ptrcw rt m irk In lh« tot*I nonu
all
or
m b m U d a s urban. Monro*
■ H y T p o p u la tio n was HI D perW u rb an , compared to the sta te
W ag e o f 1 1 4 percent. In th*
a te th e re were » counties with
.W h a n population
Qgtf ceu n ty bad th* g re a te s t
rtrsn lsg s ag rural non-farm pc p•U a a a n d th* g re atest rm u of
OTMM frarn 1880 to 1840. It*
n a ta tio n w as 84J percent ru ra l
• d a m . Holmes county had the
■"!*8W p sreen tsg * o f wblta pop

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Father Of Local
leeting Will Be £ omPrise l
|» &lt;­
Man Died In New Held Monday On jOccupafion Group Gig;
Jersey Yesterday
Salvage Drive AKri, uMurt.
i,,.U(|. „ ffi,

IftUoa of tMOl.
F o r purpose* of tha conaua,
peutU U on in town* of 2,600

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WHAT HAPPEhH? WHILE
t WA3 GUTStPE ? WHV.
pip vou chanpE so f j

nuildird more invadi-r* n
ful nffrnaivr* In ||„ n an
It w ai annnuncr&lt;l li«l&lt; y
A communique *a iJ
w llch fell
inrailrr*
wa« m -ccupiol Mmi,lay
Iroun* alurm nl ihr ,1
crushing enemy rulurnn
toward Yukirn
F ighting a n &gt;ai.| |„
lin u in r Iiesr W errhim v

Pepper Declares
Americans Should County's Urban,
Share War Losses City Population
" EVenIy#I)ivided
w ar should be born* by th e popu­
lation a s a whole. S enator P ep­
per said la com m enting on hia re_ _ n e a tly -in trod peed biO. t**MMfeUgk
*a w a r distress finance corpora­
tion under th* RFC.
• " I t la n e t rig h t fe r certain
businesses which have been p*rticulr H r b a rd b it by w a r eondltlena to b e ar an undo* p e rt of
th* kwa." he said.
.
"The lom en
th e
con trary
A o u ld aa f a r u practicabl* be

icr. n h r r r

“ I’m S o c i a I I y. I n ­
c lin e d ,” I l f T e l l s |
Ilouse N avy G roup £

* n i . m f l i f l r i l m any ca su a l
•
»u fialio n fo rce * in lig h t
J u l r 12 u n 'S in y a n ir on
id|.nirf H an ko w . l i l w i y , ami

It area revealed
Hint A xil
I p ttta , a fte r cap tu rin g th e IliU 'Of
Jkeo* railroad sU tlo o ,
fln all/
sw ept up th e ridge itself a fte r a
W alter Scott I’oim-. m2, fa th e r
hour assault, a n ly to lose It
naai Im m ediately to a strong of H. 11 Pop*, diml yesterday
afternoon a t 4 Oo .'d o c k In lU dItlab e o u rte r-a tta e k .
don field, N J ., a suburli o f 'P h il­
adelphia, where he hhd been a
resident for 40 yrarm
Mr. Pape,
wbo was born In C harleston. 84J.
In 1880, was Ih* active head of
th* W. 8 . Poo* A Sons Che***
C«. of Philadelphia.
. Th* deceased man had alw ays
deeta-vr M o o d ,-f Flortdh w lilN
sta te Ha has visited periodically
fbr Che p ast 10 yM rs. He has
M arshal m ight hava been d irec t­ mad* annual visits lo Sanford
ing operations.
/
in th* firs t a tta c k
figS tar\ m b e n dropped explosive* near
v truck end s ta ff tra ile r and In
the second a direct b it w as scored
en n group of th ree tra ile rs, on*
j f which w ts extrem ely larg e and
surrounded by a cordon of a r ­
m ored ra re . ’ '
J T he trailer* eavrH t fire and
rslu rn ln g pilots said th ey were
"convinced" of lh a ir destruction.
M liltarv reports said fig h tin g
was continuing on a lesser seal*
northw ard from th e c en tra l area
to th e HIU of Jaaoa, w hile th#
3 &lt;trsme southern sector, on the
dge o f th* Quattarm deprevsion,
was qulat.

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FRiGHTEItEO

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Soviets U etrea t, Exe e p t At V o r o n e z h ;
Heads Ground ForceS . a l i n Is S a i d In
( h a r « e (&gt;! D e f e n s e

jales Engineer
Gets Big Fees On
War Contracts

•• • item v la •( S u n d ay l# fl
&gt;» 1*0 m tlra Ui 1’ir le u th
k irn f 'r *«%m cc, (h r o n ly i n '• 'm illin g in ( ’hlnr*«* k in d i
nwKil*. th r Ja jta fir u r m tr r
rl
hav M rt'w n m a u f i of
if f.# f ‘ • _ ^ h t in g In w u th

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[Nazi Army Of Perhaps
Million Men Advance
Through Don Steppes

Dobbin Shows Some; iiorsc Sense

* taS1a xhf11Attacks U. S. Bombs Hankow, Great Jap
4 u. s?nTankfl Used
Base, With Satisfying Results

rushing new A m erican-m ade tanks
Into th* fray.
D ispatches from
the fro n t Indicated m uch of th*
arm ored stre n g th of both aides
{j engaged.
v Rommel,
r&gt;_______ i a fte r tw o
days and
r ig h ts of brisk sp a rrin g , launched
a terrific push all along th* U m ils B ritlsl line except In Ihr
s rtrs m s southern sector.
The big tank battla In tbe
&gt; n lr s l sector raged all day. with
th# out-com a atiil In doubt, while
the stra te g ic KlU n ear the const
changed bands th ree and perhaps

Hteksly'a Finest

GET YOUR 0 EL1CI*
OU8LY ’ ’ H O M E BAKED** CAKES.
PIES AND COOKIES
FROM

Egyptian Crisis Draws
Near As Tremendous
Armored Fight Rages

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1*7 H. Park A»*. — Phene 717

"Old K u ttsl” will Irllr,
L u ltw a ffr of ■ plane nr l»
Ills tactics a rc simple

fans and lot*
cooling • drinks

Ik* f i w l i t — T H E N S W

ANN’S. MIRASOL
BEAUTY SALON

ATfER His
• PEA** !
THE COOLEST SPOT

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BRCSH-CURL WAVE
' ET*rT woman lores It be*
cmose ll’p so easy to keep
looking forerer at tree lire.
Try It along with a sew,
flattering hairstyle . . 5.50

W A SH IN G TO N . Jul» : - «W
W )—I don’t know »h u
■.til
o f th# country, hut the .ul«b*r
salvage
drive
In
W ashington
botnerd all ovvr the olecr
S ta r R ubber Conservator H a r­
old I* lekra got Into » ty rlcsl
Ickealan aquabble when I * d»«
mended all governm ent ImlWInga
traa th eir rubber floor m»i&gt; onto
the reclam ation stockpile
Th"
Public
B uilding
A dm ini.tr* i m
declared
th a t
***
»l&gt; tchlng
thing* ton farNot only governnieiii rn-plnye*
b u t governm ent visitor-. *ald
PBA . m ight fall and lor«k th eir
backa anv ra in y day if the buildInga didn't have Ihilr
m ate. "In v rs tie a to r* " dashed n u r
tc the OPA offices In the laiS ille
building to find n i l what 1-e‘M
Henderaon
doing shout it nil
They came aw ay dla*p|»iinled.
The price a d m in istrato r’* o ffi r ),
using cocoa atm w m a’«
.•'*•
building never hs* ha-l a n y th in g '
elae— and the only broken I «&lt; k»
thrrealn uta w ere found to have I
nothing to do with wbnl »«&lt; on 1
der fool on rainy days
P ractically overnight, t'-ingreaslonal tobsieeo rhew rrs reerlvtd
th eir g re a te s t challenge to aim In
history. A cting &lt;n order* 'Atm
Speaker Sam Rayburn, Capitol
A rchitect David I.ynn had nil he

113

Twn Mg
of good

Mi n

By JACK BTIN

com
renl
year

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Las Ration May
Be Unnecessary Dry rclw f work «ft.| M" .*• «.
-rvkirtif «bork, in IUI0
Soon, Solon Saysi large:!
(K thr rmploye&lt;| frinRlr*. lh«
ocrupdltinnal group wmW ASHINGTON, Ju ly 17. lA&gt;, I fiirm || Ujf«r*. 'TI V largi^t in.Ill*
—Representative* of large
oil | trv group » i « ■grirullurv w ilh
ro a ip tn ia s claimed th a t govern '• "in M lir H r v l c r if c r m l. |U *in r
ment subsidies to m ast Increase,!1m *»gn! tn tSrir hwh hou*rwo l
«■« tK^ p r in c ip a l rr«M»n f..s t.
tra n a p o ra tim coals oon will
cor»it|rr»-«l »% r».*t •
ure th e flow sufficient petruleum |
into e a ste rn sta te s to tnehe gaso ( »itr laliur forro
line ratio n in g unnecessary. Fen i V in n U b o rrm m n «t it utr.( fl
vtor Georg* (» .-G a .| Sute.1 to I Mtajur ocruDaUufi it ouii f&gt; r o*
dav.
.
o
&gt; v m r X»» ■■MM"-fill III Iih*&gt;frrw fe.r • .
"Oil officials said there » i . I
■ome sh o rta g e In tranapurtalim i
farllltlea but what
was really •
holding back the flow cf oil in to !
ih* E a s t was lb* loeS they were
•ustalnlnw on avarv gallon Iran, j
ported", B enstnr Georg* sdde.1
, K H IN EC LIPF. N Y . July
- HI* Mp g r* fh u ti» u ” rr|H
t"
te rn n e a r P rraliltnt It
v lt'a lu m m tf hom r at llyd*
n**w a r t believed tn h aw
fw tival balloon* rvlra*ril i
rrllfioug 'caU bratlon nearby.

'“n'j In flat mn I ’rohlems
*'•
An- B rin jf St tidied
W A M M S t.n iN . July 17 i/l#»
The u
|»r•*!»!• m of tnflntiofi
Turks), th e oia •• &gt;*ltne fra anil » « ;. i *111 i*l* la uiolrr atuily.
P
rn
h
k
lii
!(•*•••
r \ r |t tfild hia prraa
ilmoat tb«4sp|H*strrd and wo*
•aldum t t r i r the tr^.lltlunal Confer* i».» liMlav. but be aaiti no
deriBiiOi h«i larrn reached on
tim e kkhrn Sr might n u k e definite
aarommrndtfturn* to t'ongrraa
lie i *urrted the bail* of all of
the pulley &lt;&gt;n t^e
prt.gr am is
kfeping ih r coat of living from
going up

Mrs. Schultz To Leave Court Hout
Position After 2^1 Years Of Sorvice

* mar?led! 17 year* previously
tdbl of limn) «*»uplr« who re*
»* prou.ll&gt; bring th eir off-

CITY BRIEFS

M otor B um O p e ra to rs
In D e tro it S tr ik e
IlKIHulT July 17. &lt;41 MoUt
R evenue K ronv' W i l l 1st the
■V'""'"'
!l''u,h"1
*'"
boa n|»#r»tora. •trtkin*r rontrary S ta te
If......I spyeaker
at Ih#
(• «il%ire of AKI. union Ivadara.
B
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v
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la
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R
ises;
y
t
*lub
lunch*-n
Monday
hiltr.l imsp8 oh Dvtruit'a east
I ni«»n • ! ihs V « |.ln H o te l, (d u if lle
ltd ' today ejeeted non atriklng
T A M A IIA S S l.L J mIv 17. (Ah‘ M u ,rt,° " “'"•••“&gt;"*•1 lodsy
twr» an«l forc'd paaarngrra to
3
Ight IScy had rumplalned about —Fli'fi.U r%rftur fn.m Ig ie i on
whet t i e / .aid was undue delay b t t r , win# Mini whmky for the B e lc h e r Oil C o m p a n y
fllCA I )V.4I # h ln eii.lrd Ju nr 30
W 'rc I t |M lirn l alasVr th r pret ril
SuhmitM Ix)w B ids
Ing yrai
T h . Stale
| leverage
I.epaK TALI.AIIASHKE. Ju ly 17. U F&gt;m snt ye-lrid*y
&gt;e|Hjrtrd total The Belcher 4111 Com pany c f M i­
collctiun. ,d IVl.42.-14l test year ami T hursday subm itted low bid*
S g rln st IVI Ml. 4To tS* year be*
totaling f 1.173,60.1 for p a rin g 41
tore.
Liquor 1st collection* Increased m ilts of th s ntw O versees High­
way
betw een th r Florida m ainland
from t2.K72.402 |»
81.t38.0H8:
bear bj&gt;d wins receipt# from I t,- and Ksv West
The Miami firm was Ih* only
878,168 In I2.141JI71; occupational
llgenses recipta
from
retailers bidder on on* project for p aving
a 22-m ilt section betw een Stock
frem 8411.973 to 1468,120.
Island end 111* Fin* Key. T h e
bid was I7H9.H88.
For a iu-m lls stretch at the
-•
- FLO RID A —Continued w arm to ­ nertharn end of the project, benight. preceded by a few local tw een JawfJth Creek and Ftectdn* V
Ihuodsrehow rrs In th* south and City, Belcher bid IU S .7 U . T h e
•
extrem e w est this aftern o o n and only other bidder on that project
poadlbly near th* extrem e south arse the Marlon Con true* big C a p * ■ . J
coast tonight.
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p e n y o f Ocala, w ith 1011,419.

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T U E S D A Y . J U L Y 14. 1M l .

Yanks Down Detroit
On Only Six* Hits

L b Fleming And Lombardi Gains 18 Points In
John Pe»ky Rate
As Top Rookies
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HEW YORK. July It
With an III point goin
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' h e w YORK. July 14. i\VW» Joe Medwick. fell off
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para now to Fleming and Pe«ky, fob *' Mail llu «i»'i
either aa to Individual exploits or They shnvrd oul llrm.klyr
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that went for ntU la*l year are Louis. HIM. F'lelrhei.
being gobbled up and rnnverlnl| I’miper, .101. Slwkey liwet
into out* now
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bitting well, loo. hut hi* blow •2'JH; Kay Umanmi, *‘l
S t not bran of too great value 2IIK. and Novikoff. -".'I
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carrying ths biggest hitting load
for the Indian*, out-batting an.I
knocking In mora runa than any
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mor* than rvplacad the ailing Hal

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MIAMI. July 14. lAV-Tha Flo­
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iwlftly yraterday to **sur* ,*“ •
nation that th* horse and dot*
will run In this SUI* next winIf/.
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took to aaairn meeting datra
without delay, and promised to
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quick inounrftnfnl n t^ociiU
evidence that the 8UU i* f°y&gt; f
ahead with
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racing drapile th* war.
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tie, *n action which continued]
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locating th* Japaneea ship* Kr-m
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ships, in the b a ttle o f M id­
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France To Russia
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A. M. f««
State started th* new fiscal year ih r p u rp &lt; &gt; M o f h t c r l M r o a p U l i t i
July I with a cash referee « f a n t f » f # l * l n | iB B lIm O fif MB ( • t fc «
n * n f a n jr i » f " p * r i r . rrm l o r &gt; * r |9.«&gt;,41t to effect anticipated ta.t i*«|
r llH
bf tk# ('oontv A»•
tax losses, fiscal records diaclo- • M u ir o f T a i » * . n s l b * 1911 T o e

FOR VICTORY

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JKFFLKSUN BARRACIUL Mo
Jwiy—44; i A*i—Tb* ifcwton ^Hr*rev T i l Cnn Day 3,800 Bom ber*
give the Jeffaraon fU rrofi* k
■Iona a lr*»on In baMball y«*Urday. Iayi»»* down a barran
Texen *41, nearly Tw o Billion.
20 hita for i 10 to 0 (Humph.
John MutrSIny», hgfly H|W*

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Sanfonl y uth will p|
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rtuidimr with hl« 1 Hn

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;«»«• l (OmI. It&lt;••I Ire-rn kllletl hy
ll.r In i i i m i i * in rt |4M«al for the
g*4B(«iii,ilii4B iif Itif- l i r t U | a i rh lrf
stf Z*» g i. b .1 major h*-lm
Mr a n - kill..I »-&gt; a hand gran
ml, ii.H.An ml hi* 1 * 1 tin the
main
»•••« •*( /.*tgr«-h. a acp
|m.. s ,Mv
-•«(. . itv
m N a l l over
III* .
\
isi and Ihr capital
.1 «n A n * pnptN * government.
The &lt;*i*la|a&gt; guari!« ran amuck

Defeated France Is
Pro mi wed Liberation

1 NEW YORK. July II. (A V Fran
A defeated Franc* wa* told Ture**&lt;!•&gt; day night by Sraralary of th* Inor row , Urior lekra that liberation from
,1 th'.Otrmany would cons* sooner than
h si th* Nails sxprated.
A i- | "Th# sternal spirit of Franc*
i, *n&lt;l mocks Ih* effort* of th* Natla
,rico assassins and th# Fascist nifflaru,' lekss decIs rad In a sporah
y ,.r. I prepared for a BastUU day mara
year- 1moating sponsored by Franc* For­
* *,,.I *v*r.
"Franc*** Calvary Will
' com* to an end—and sooner than
I lha assassins think."
1 .Word* written by Thom** J«ff.
a
j trson ara aa trim today aa they
won i n yaara ago, Irk** iatariIflrer t i , BwUng them aa fodowit

Old PianoH Contain Half-Billion
Pounds Of Metal, Harvey States
iton-l irt lta»rmetil% or Attica
• ml n»r dual gathering pytMirri.
Fcill'I'Hitf ihrrn In Ihr intcrrst of
vktitrv would mean little B»cn
flrr on thr part of thr ownrra **
A rmwlrrn pi • no conUilnB an
• vriigr of I fW |mun&lt;la of cast
Iron. -1*» (Miun«Ja of brtu. V5
poufwia of roprtrr «lr * nrvl 4U
pniixli of ittfl, He Bald. Th*
•trtragr piano la Mild to be much
bulkier am! would yield mor*

call at bouse* and pick up th*
metal.
“ According tn a recent surrey
there are mare tbaa MOO,000
• l a w In thia country LSat are

sa !WTC

Mr lUrvjs- rytimalcd Ih* na­
tion's 2JI00 'Y)0 pianos contain
Uw fullowln? metals: 10,080,000
ncunds uf brass. I &gt;,400,000 pounds
of copper
wire;
lll.OOO.OOQ
pounds of st**l, »nd 423,000.000
pound, of cast Iron. In addition
they hold a potantlxl vtald of &gt;,090,000 pounds of f*lt and mil­
lions of fast of high grad* lam-

nfli‘1 Ml* Imimhing ■* ti e gpoketnian •mnI “ •hoolmg at everyona
moving nil ihr *lr*-et ami hurling
haml gr•na*li • lhr«Migh oearby
wintloa ■
The rhrar.i thing to an Allied
• eeuinl fn«ni in Kuroj»e has been
rataldiahi'sl fur • mrti'iie In o » «
S«rl&gt;ian m«mnlain« a »uth of S i gr ab where IUU.U0U Yug oslav M triota titnler («rn h r a j a Mlhalloyir are waging a w a r of a tt ri ­
tion againat German Italian troopa.

France aa« re|H*rtrd free of
major violence on thia annhrffk*
mry rommemorallng the atortnlng
of lla»tllle pruon In P ifll Jttljr
14, 17NU, the claaak aymbol of
(he overthrew of polUlcgl tyrtnny.

French Colony Jews
Will Lose Property
VICHY. July IB.
lA V -T W
Vichy yuvtrnrevnt today publissod
a dec re* taking QV,r th* managoro«nt of all J«wl,h contreBtd'W^i.-jf;
oartr. businrai. laaaaa and rtgtga
&lt;
la Frar.ch rolonlra. It cam* o« tM
hrals of a Gumtapo order b o ip B
Jaw* from «v«ry public rslhayLsj
plica in N&gt;ii-occup4«d r agtaga. _
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ford Herald

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WEDNESDAY. JULY 15, IJtl

THE SANTOB0 HERALD, SARTOR* FLORIDA.

Hurrieshe Warning!

ENEMY ANNIHILATED'

With the hurricane season already hefe, although non*

Expert Repairs

f a ir b a n k s -m orse

Our shop la well equipped

DISTRIBUTOR

lu -'x r;: ,

Irrigation Systems

or other equipment.

Machines Repaired — Expert W&lt;
Mill and Packing Iloune Supplies and Rml:
PAUL J. STINE and GEORGE STINE, i

STINE MACHINE &amp; SUPPLYCO
207 W. Second 81,

a d j u s t poq

mmstunotu

X T rat EXACT
OUST MCAUJUf

f O H .A P E R F E C T F IT

XT IW EXACT

wAjnntAWtt
SET rot EXACT

M tl M E A S U R E

serroa exact:
luRT LEW i TM

Against The Record
S iM kn* manj llttl* track.
Md as peacefully
woodland*—trat thla on*

na.a protaat-agalnat work conditions which they found Un­
bearable, atand* out aa a black mark against the record not
only of Florida but of this democracy.
The caae la In the stage of Investigation and. so, in
fairness to all. judgment must be held In jUjcfAM*-. Yb*.
1gti'carw»»lm*.pee«rto^d ‘tD'Xwf'ttTtTTiboUom oftno trouble
and the men who were In charge of the gang«of convict
workmen have been suspended pending a decision.
Vet one cannot help but deplore the fact that this state

PaeqW bs
&gt; IfFmaa The Chriatian Kclynrt
Nonltor)
ttW n maaar ttapi, beyond tha
' V' Witt# glam of tha aan,
A|tU n dripping ouolntai of Itch.
. gt*d Immemorial atones t
Hfcrp la tiam than chill of mint,
t tawr of oennyrorsl.
• And all o f childhood'* forgot&lt; n 6m' acac ia and tonoa.

Tiey're F ighting

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FO R OUR IN D EPEN D EN CE
TO D A Y
1

Thart’a a bullat In a man's leg U d ir—S« irt
CM D f r t t l Mo tha Naxls won't com* onr
and taach oa to b* alarm 1

Thtm'a a MAN with a bandar* on hla head fighting off tight
Jtpawtti plants today a* w&lt; oaa t* f r t t l So tha Jap* won’t
dteUta wbar* w* can lira—and howl
Thn pcrfrttlr mat
will help row da a

of batter, lion* rrocki
ion trnm
doodad light of groat-

Thar*‘a a MAN daring daalh in tha cold bally of a aubmarln*
today—a* w* **a be f r t t l So oar lagally alerted rapraaenutlrm
can gorara from oar Capital Inttead of an Asia laadar dictating
hit law* for U 9f
Am Wa doing amrythlng WE can m OUR SOLDIERS CAN
FIGHT O N -fo r n*T

d sammar light that
■Tough learn
• gold eolni within an

Am wa working to tha limit o f oar strength at onr WAR Job!

Manufacture Of
Planes Shows
G r e a t Increase

V ■ bowl of glowing rad
iberrioa, Ute froat
•oa ttlll froth, cool. in
CTTitsi spring t
• In thlg deep tllenr* of *

Am wa mrlng arary dim* and dollar wa can to boy War nondj?
Am wa?
■H B

■ 7 midday*' bright black
lets slag.
•
RKOKRICK EBRIOHT.

I men aadthalr
ly tutting down
meaty.

tha near future, It &gt;«
to suppoa* tha Ur*
til bounce back.

many of tha lo-

and notarised ua
S a g pnrtly’hMd

ORLANDO.

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To flgkt this war IBSalia tally, tha United State* naada
On* Billion Dollars la War Boo da retry month—frm
a a - tba paoplal That moans, for each ooa of aa. apandlag lam and taring at least 10 percent of oar pay arary
pay day la War Bavino Bonds l

« urPi oo AMgmcAt—

At Inti the constant fear that Indies'dresses
will change sinTiii the elenning process has
Imtu eliminated. Our Flexform enables us to
return every' garment to you shaped to your
correct

measurements.

To preaervo the fit and apix-arnnee of your
favorite frock, whenever it needs cleaning
SEND i f TO

SEMINOLE COUNTY
LAUNDRY

Am wa doing oar part ta dTitian daftaaa!

WASHINGTON, July 11, (flp*Induitry has Incrraaod its _ aa.
nual production rata JAW per­
cent In the fln t St month* of
World Wnr II, and la. making

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TELEPHONE 475

♦ FO R RENT ♦
SPA€€4M-THIS. PAPER
Will Air*** To Su* .

Payroll Savings
Plan Underway
At Naval Base

GOOD NflGHBOK-PWCES TO
FIT YOUR BUSINESS

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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . * "

SANFORD

P\r;K

HOLLYWOOD

A nd Personal Activities
M A R J O lU B

Social Calendar

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Th u r s d a y 7
Baafard d llie r * ara aaked by
the mlmat*rial aaaorlatlon to #baerra two minute* o f prayer rath
day at noon.
•
The Waal ran Berrka Guild of
the Hrat Method t»t Church will
ta r * Ita regular monthly buainr**
moating In tbo church annex at
ItOO P. M.
Tfci Benlor T W A of tbe Flrel
Baptlat Church will meet at the
home of Mr*. John CuUum. Sit
Holly Avenue, at 8:30 P. M.
Member* bf the Senior l,c*gu*
of Uw l i n t Methodlat Church
ara aaked to meet at the Church
Anne* at 8:30 P. M. and to bring
■ covered dlih to have cupper
on th* Lake Front.
The mominjr aewlng »r*»ion at
the Red Croae room In Ihe Wn
man'* Club will b* under the di­
rection of Mr*. June Roumillat.
FRIDAY
Sanford cltlMna are aaked by
lb* mtnlitartal aaaociatlon to oh.
terra two tnjnula* of prayer each
|| iffon.
RInf In Uw Rod Cross Room
IS 1Woman'* Club will be
In th*
red by the Garden Club,
tko, direction of Mr*. G.
E- ItaUkH.
SATURDAY
Harford cltii.ua are aaked by
the mlnlatertal aieoclatlon to ob
■ere* two minute* of prayer each
day at noon.
The-.recreational conuWttre of
thm* trntkn'a AinlUary, 'Holy
Croat Church, will apanaor the
ftrmt In aerlra of datura and
■oclal event* for young people at

^

M is s

H a ll

W ith

iim .i.t \\ u rn

e r sonal s

P a rty

Mlaa Dorla Hall era* hoatraa to
A*latlon Cadet Bob Wllk|naon
a group of hrr friend* at a I* here vliitlng relative*.
bridge part* Iait rrmlng at hrr
h'm* on Valencia Drive.
8h*
Mr* Curtla William* la III at
mrnled drfrnre itamp* to Mini hrr h*»mr In San lamta.
lartha Adam*, her boutee gu
gueil.'
I. If Harvey is ill at Ha horn*
•nd
ai Jin Jamr* Crspp* of Cairo.
who ift visiting bar mother,
Kiflonth Hlrrtl.
0
Mr*. W. C Mill.
A prir# uf defrnae atampa »a *
Aviation ( adrt Irank Woodawarded to Ml** Marjorie Co* .;r v ff. HI I* home on a furlough
burn for high acore at bridge. Th* '
.
•* • „ ---. ...
cunt lilt Included: Mr*. Crmpp*.|
OI*d* Dyaon and Mlw
Ur*. W. Henry Wight. Ill, Ml*.| Lucy Roumlllat ipenl Irday In
Adam*. Mlaa Dorothy Wlggtiu.' Hrlando.
Ml** Eliiabeth Lcffler, Ml** Olctlai
. . .
Dyaon. Mlaa Carlin Palmer and I Hr*. C A. And. con la III aufMit* Cogburn.
frH" «
__"____________I at V r h‘&gt;me on 1 ranch Avenue.

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D A ILY M ENUS
By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
GEORGS
I'rachc* In Pudding
Dinner Herring 3 or 4
Spaniah Goulaah
Buttered Aaparagua
Maahed Turnip*
Dread
Grape Butter
Cabbage Itrilmh Salad
I‘each Pudding
Coffee
Hpanith lio w lu h
(T o n o f-S t o r * C o o k in g)

I pound beef round

I til*jKttl h*-t| ItIt

W a ila rr

Itcery. hard l*oi1cri tarn

Sound*,"

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M mu, m

th, ii

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Ini, *t

In

have

popular

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hit

Ml.* Martha Adam, returned' / M ..
.
f 'S r i .||% \ I ,&gt; p lc
to Orlando today after vl.lllng 1 H lirC II l ITt It
,311.1 ID
Ml*. Dori, Hall at hrr homa In ,\ t H u r V O V lU '.s U k 'n C C
I Sun U n U for the j**r! few dJiyt.
I iii* K aiiiim
r » vi**r ( 'm l c
j
M r* Krrd Hr m t I riu I her w n .
Frrtl. Jr.. *re the home g u esU i tb.
I n *i
|tn|ifi«t
r hurrh
m et) 1
of M r ami M r*. W , l). Ktifm in, &lt; .......... ■flpinotiu m the hnim* of;
M l* Valencia Drive.
M t» I, U M rivijt on W*»at TIT*.
—— -----trvnlh Ntn*rt. w ilU M r*. It. T . I
Sir. and M r*.
W
K.
Stullh Hunl ■* ro ho tc
!
havr left for THanule Kletd. Ill
M r* \ | y m Srnilh. rtrrle rh a ir-l
n il i I \ HI &gt;
«V '* • * '
m .n I..I .hr ............. . ami g av e !
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J HU* *(j*y i
th*- li. tiN
Cruv« ftinl
Maitfim'Uf I*U\
for *h*M , i* harlt
II
which 1 have Uht'fiouwh i*
iA before me now
"M w n iu r D h
. fm *
j iran at 1 mill fontinoe * **
'cewsailnii until «I j* &gt;M \
! rrative remnintnl to iiu U *i
and |un
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J
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v%h** h »* tv»
• rk o n u ’*! « g r*oiri .'f ii,»I'
|iro|i|e. in
^ it
tirm
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* S u in rifu tnd'linri . H u l l
f*i| thr jnh
&lt;*. dli! not w i'lf ntr Ihithm
of, nor Jiritf, Jrttfjt i
,in 1
I had •ll|*j»p&gt;i o*« si M t
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lre a *‘* CU«tmn. fni
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do and ih a J p »*|». o f
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|1 l nt fo"r |hiil
IV I t h« Ail
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3V||« 1«»«ha* a clever w «v »»f mohlM
j with hrr hand- to viniulrtti
it will W fo r nit b outfit
hat
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SHOE S A L E

Cirri. Five will be In rh.rge
j " * ' 1" ' ” ,‘l , Pr,nkle *n&lt;l SaVftniiah. (is . sitjprv* thtpy i I *« l**riAc rr»inni|f l #r-KF r iim RTI&lt;1
of Un program Wfgtlng of the
PlTDfHMfl
•|K»nt • vgralion
|
uf thi« |im gi«ii»
The- cry
W. If. 8„ Ktral BaptUt Churrh. a .
1 KAv ! \ 1 DDINO
. f-&gt;i mtifp *orhi*Tw in ilpfritM* In
S:M P. M. In the churrh. Subject TcLn n!,u
(
an
Mr*
anci
•r»d M&gt;mi r , W
n J j Srittill
n i u i i i nf
01 j tlimn i&lt; »«•
h ratd
nil
fer tbe month la “ Think on the*. '
r l? r
,
r*
It I* | -l-n n -l fi« •iwnv|
Jarhm nville are (pending a few
thing.: w h a te v e r thing* are of \ *
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'p la n a *
Ihe
gurat*
of
U ie lr1
hr tniinfng - f 4.11 n.tMir«*
vtrtu*.“ Bunbeema. G. A'a. ..... j ™
daughter *ntl » n - l n - l » w , Mr. af&gt;»l( *,th ihr n ew
.f uta.
*
.em
M »«. R H Rr/»»*»ld«.
V a ltn
ihr ^
th«n h- - t ^ n
I Jea,poon vanlUa
t in » In the church.
Ha Drive.
. ,(lin„ h n rtiifn re
The mornllVg **wlng In th* lied 1-2 teaipoon lemon attract
„
, u
During thr c^vnfrrenrr Mt Kly«itv
1-4 teaipoon ahnend e*tract,
Craae aewtog, room, at, the Wa- 1
egg white*, beaten
’
r !fr‘
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.
I* '" J *
whn in adm inistrator «'f T tam inc
man** Club’ will b* ,pdn*i&gt;t*it by
Colum
bia,
8.
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and
M
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B
Vt
,
(
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u ltl
cup* ilked peirhm
the P- A. R, under Mr*. C. R. 2
’ ■nhw him m o « . tk
3 (ahlripootu ronf*Ctloner‘i tpgar M rCrw w n of O rlim lo arc v i*n m g
iHtwaon'a direction.
Mr.
«mt
Mr*.
A.
U
n
H
t.
Mi
I
M
vp
*
v
r°
•nlighir..mg
talk
Mli augar, with fleur and aalt.
1 (h r nrrtl fur w n tkn ■ m th
TUESDAY
Add yolk* and milk. Cook In a U * r la connected with In* r , 'l » I tun A rm )' and N r h hii i«i»*
Sanford rittien* are atkad by double boiler until mllture I* r*l l-and Bank. Colum bia
■ lit) thr prikClHluri* t** f »•M*»R If) '
the mlnlatertal aaaociatlon to ob. thick and creamy, atlrrlng fre­
V
•erva two mlnutea of prayer earn quently. Add attract* and white*.
Mr. and M r*. Liovd I. Il*r,r&gt; placing of thr*«* ( 4* 1111 **
f j * | I itoPBL
Ml* lightly and pour over peach** elatted relative* ami friend* m rlyrtl » i i o atatr*! that a u m m »
Mr*. F. A. t&gt;v*on will direct which have been nlied with 'con­ New Smyrna Beach yraientay dr finitely being ' tn iliw l fur -.1
aewlnr in the Red Cruea room at fer DoneC* augar and placed In a Their aon, lio y d U . Jr., acrun, phaaea o f work lit, thr air . l r ( f K
the Woman'. Club during Uta ■hallow dka. Chill and aerva.
pan led tham home and will r* and that all claaaea a rr rarr&gt;M i
morning.
Ih rlr »h «re &lt;»f women tra in rr«
main here for a few day*.
Thera U room in thr Airplane 3
A s a r i a n C l a a a M e e t s J M r * . K i m b r o u g h l a - |— M a . - m a d ~ Harald Appleby
at)d young daughter, Nancy Jean,
Hostess To Circle and their nitca, Nancy IBernard,
‘ A t W i n i a 'm s H o m e
plan to leave tomorrow fur D*y
Mr*. II. E. Morri*, chairman of Iona Beach to inend a week'* *«
Mr*. II. W.
Rucker. Hr*.
C t a p R. McCall and Hr*. R. A. Circle Three of the F ln i BapUat ration. They will reeble at ti»
WllHam* wer* hoatnin to th# Churrh. preaided Monday altar- F im l Apartment*.
A lu tu i CUm of the Hr*I Bap- noon when th* cirri* met at Mr*.
Pet. C. T. Scarborough wh" •**
tlit church at It* regular meet- A. M, Kimbrough'* residence.
Mr*. P. E. GaUJial taught a a recent gucat of Mr. aad Hr*
tn| held laat night at th* horn*
ut- Mrt. Will I* DU. Mr*. W. A. Bible leaion to th* member* and ft*. I. 11ugh*y la now *tatinned at
C*|l* pro*lied o r»r th* buainea* Mr*. C. f\ llinfei wn conducted Ranter Field, Ml**., where he ha*
entered an Army Air Corn* terhportion o f Uu) meeting and Mr*. a mlaaion atudy.
A 1oclal hour folJewcd th* bod* nknl tcbool. Ha Ii with thr ROtat
W * * ! Ud^tto group » l th* de­
naaa meeting and Ufa following F. 8. Squadron. Flight A -411,
l l ^ J . IL Colcloueh, Hr*- A. member* wera preaenl: - Mr*. K.
t . Potm en, and Hr*. M. N.
Mr*. E. M. Hunt I* elilting her
Cleveland oro • member* of tM lira. R. C. Graham, Mr*. ft’ . W. daughter, Mr*. ReacoO MeLan
Plxlvr. Mr*. Georg* R. McCall, Jr, In Galncrvllle.
M r*. Hint
Mr*. Lillian Vtckerr, Mr*. Ihuttoa
I aectAupany bar daughter &gt;o
the vfrioo* officer*, Hr*. R. l l BU*lr. lira. Morel*. Mr*, lienlahoma In a few day* where
B t t l i H n . T. E. Smith and Mr* derenti, Mr*. Getchrl ami Mlaa Mr. MeLan* Ha* accepted a pml
C. A . Andaroon ***** appelated to
nominate new data officer*
Mr*, lourlne Deal wat awarded
allVfetue itamp aa Winner at the
M ataelon of ram** and
the

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Brow I,, .ho I. .tationed there
,hr ,U).-.
, lu&gt;1&gt;&gt; Mra-U ..mtwWe .ml hairjjgDr# tweed- , »nc« '*f hn r..|, O-wmiihv I
fat
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t l r iTT Mye,. u.,.| U y Bibb- leonn L
, r |„ ,-h( f,..in ib.. N'.,i ih ’ lenne In He.mi... ' St,,, i.
(,«,l_llp tn ir . wairgliter of Mr
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.,,„Ve ,m| | . .. ... K.iH-nmrni Station b&gt; li*e«l h......Ii ....... . n
end Mr. W \ Bitting. t&gt; rm, i -sir*atd.hip" to Ihe group,
N , .,n i m in i,
lu m r n
dm him | C artaia ou tfit*
t
ju-r.tuig .aliafacturily from a ton , Thr
w, fc ,rm1„dcd of 1h |tii(« t ini* ii I h tn iui|iinvr their longer Reijurmrw,
-l cup chopper green pvpper* .llectomy .he unden. cnl la.t week.,
p^Van, m e ting at the fi - w- artirplin* im l&gt; " n lv
1-4 rup
rup diced gelcnr
|
--------------------he fllt e i
J i *mii
having
r^wt 3 -T t r-rn r T m T jin u I'l'TcmaM. Jr
daeb- twill 11 laugll'
1- U U
Uf g •* M ll‘ M IZ Rlaarl will Lave for uv re urged to atlrnd
hrr all. •rrnie*l I- n*d will
1 teatpoou rru.hed bay lea f
hrr home In Buffalo, N. Y . twlay
- m C * ^ t TN D A Y
iV{»etitk«Hi
H sek ir nthl 11,»
Following muiine l. u.lne.., Ihe
after vlaltlng bar |&gt;arenla, Mr. meeting rim e,! with the l^inTa
Saafard cltlxana are aakod by 1-4 Icaapohn (Mwered rlov ra
fdacW
p*iH-1lebliin«
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w ,in in , ,nu u •
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prnr,
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rupa
boiling
water
the min late rial aaaociatlon to ohlr” ! J !r’ i ' . V
Abbott, In F*0™ 'j P ra ye r rrpeate,! in rnUrin. D u r- [;
,n M nrth, IMIS Ih. Her
llK,k In h, t,* t,-1 „'P 1......
I
cup
lomatoe.
terra two mlnutea of prayer each
I l e l . h u fur the p a »l three .w eek., , , , / i h . J , U I h„ „ r. &gt;t(„ j r . m t te .................
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1
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Cut beef Into one-inch rube*.
dyy at noou.
hltta.i
i v, „
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le t n g
.M l.tr.1
the
h o .te .*
In
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w l „t til.- end o f,
Roll In flour * imI brow n In t/ al In
^
MONDAY
and M r* 1 larem e Itediling............ ..
m&gt;
Hm(lh
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Wr milM hfk*’ ii
Sanford rilltrna are aake.1 by heavy frytng |»n. Add ^ aaonln&gt; ] ' I and iheir' daughter^Yl'acriel, and | Vli'«* u " w " ’ *” r ’ wi, ' u ™ I M
"Tht&gt;»t‘ rtfen'l |»«»l
v « U * « i . mM
| C «»lll«*
Mu
VS A « agm. M r*.
the mlniattrial aaaociatlon to ob- •ml w »t r r &lt;Air»r and »imrowr .W'.KMi.e
minute*. Add lomatoe* an d b iill).
■ B '
n , v . ... lu^ch w h « r » 1 M , , r ‘
Vlr'
M '- 'v . J lr* J
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v r r * two mlnutea of prayer each gently
for 15 minute* o r ^ , 0 1
“ ™ ed flb m D a y to n . Beach w b .ra R,
&gt;|r.
,
M nl i
day at noon.
P
W M - i . *nd M l . I. W .
Th* Dependable Cla*a of the,.meat
. ia teruler -h e n trr ie d with [ th,‘ &gt;r ,|&gt;' nl ‘ f ' ' *
Mr .m l Mr* C u rtl.
W illia m * , l - " ‘ *n'*tigei
Ftrrt Methodlat Church will h*ve|[
. .a.Mage
.
„
u. u j
«U regular bwalnea. and. aoria. ,
raU&gt;*£W
*hmod
meeting
g at the home uf M r* ;
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V’lrgtl
FJghlern
Virgil Smith. 423 tVral lug
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pooq paprika
paprika
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X u u *hl' r D e f e n s e S h o p N o w a
M.
th Street at 8 ;Oo P.
m in i ehnnad *w e
p irk k *
ALEX
R
JOHNSON
Mr*. Roacoe Taylor a* co-hoil***. *
,
chopped
TSe Y W A of th. F lr.l Baptl.t '
i
M r and Sir* H II
Reymild
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drraalng
('filling
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Church will met at the hemr nt
p
Chill Ingredlanta. Combine ■til I ■ n,i their daughter*, M argaret,
M
, rlw hi 1.1 III 1lit VtOfl*
M laaea Eliiabeth end Gladye P ip -,
■eenre In a a*lid bowl. Top with 1F!ti«l»elh, Ibwothy and Sulabbe. f - ,rr
pin at 7&lt;10 P. M.

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Hackl.i.
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ifiir, sh*4
he fru *

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Mi* Minor I* til at Ihe home
- f Irr daughter, Mr*. J T. Den-I l» m"rmw
ton.
1

t-4 cup flour
I labln ixxm * baron
I tn apoon *alt
I I tranpoon paprika
S rup d ie d onion*

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A C'lassilicd Advertiscmcnl In The Herald W ill Turn
T H U R S D A Y

, r C t*w f i t a

Theae Actonnnoda(ions Into Cash For The Expenditure
O f A h Little A h 30c.

Lodging In the Banford area will soon he at a p rcrnlum when construction on the N in y’s Operational
ling Base gets underway. Two thousand men will be employed, two thousand men who will need nccomiflons In Linford and vicinity and be willing to pay a reasonable sum for such lodging.
Your advertlBement of Huch faciUUea in The Heral d, through special arrangements made to secure maxi*
circulation amoitg these workmen, will bring th cse potential customers to your dtnir. Tell these people
•the faculties you have to offer.
-costa aa little an 30c for a 3-line nd. A complete description bf
of a dollar and should yield many dollars in return.

Classified advertising In The tt
accommodations wl

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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA

OY1* TMl TOP

Ray Starr Hurls
THE OLD HOM E T O W N
3-llit Game, But
W » *AT*OONL&gt;r
9 6
C C H T in T H E
L o se s To Phils
CINCINNATI luh 15 &lt;A-R«y 8l»rr hurled thtcr hit 1*11
for Cincinnati yrjtruUy b«l l*&gt;»l
to Philadelphia 2 t.. I "" ‘h*
strength uf a fly t-all
&gt;*.* &gt;&gt;•»
of Hub* Mallon that •ant for a
two-run h^mrf ,ft*r la*. Red out­
fielder* collided afnt were momen­
tarily -luted
The unu.uul incident occurred
with Ian out in 1ha fifth with
Catcher llan Warren **n l&gt;a»a
IhrouKh otic of Start’- four walk*.
Mai Mar-holl atnl Hatty I raft
collided ami » n t trucked lu th*
ground a, lhay cha-e*l Mrlton •
fly Tima wu» called
»ara •
pair uf atreUrhera hut after a
•hurt rail l-olh |dayar« revived
anti remained in the gurne
C m Walker, notified ye.trnlay
that he man the father of a
daughtrrjlioiti to Til" wife In Or­
lando, Kin , rrlrhtalrd with a per­
fect three I r three l.iit hi* fourth­
inning him* an* »a«ted «• Harry
Craft t-Hlk th- Ihti-I -tnk» to

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S A N F O R I). F L O R ID A . T H U R S O U .

^ - v S T th e str em tr w h e n y o u Ro l l e d
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PHONE

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[JljIntbATl fims. with rre&lt;iueni
acb-hltUng and changing of
Ishsr* on both aldca
Howard Krlit, who held th*
WfM hltl*»» during Ihr laat
or and two-thlrda Innlnga. ir
trod credit for thr Victory, while
r t f ErrUkaon, ■ right-hander
to *nt«r*d th* gam* In thr |0th
th two runner* on bear and
]y on* out but retired thr aide
tsOUt damage, waa charged with

Voronezh S t r u g g l e
Reaches N e w De­
gree Of Ferocity;
Reds Lose 2 Towns

310 E.

" T h * victory fs w the Cards #
()tA0 nr»«P of th# thrrr-c#m# mHm and today Ihsy npefp a serte*
VUll Ut# ISlltn.i PhiU.Irlphla

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Command,

JAi:KSUNYJL1JC. July 16. (Hprrlil)—Th* Mim-polnt pro­
gram for th* con»«rratlon and
nhabllilatlon of Florid* for*«U
rrrommeruled by th# Forestry IH*
vision of th* Florid* HUU Cham­
ber of Comm*rt* ha* been approv­
ed by th* Eiecutlv* Commltt**,
Harold Coir*, eircutlv* vie* pr**l.lent uf thr org»nll*tlon. announc-

League Standings

aIon County firmer* arv railing

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Aa Adml nlatrator «' r
A of lha Kalala of
lollilir Hajfmour i * n m -k
Klrai yubllrstkm on July • »Ml

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* SAUINCJ MURK IIIM.H

Laat year, setording
Agvnt 1* T. Dysr.

Gr«*

isi th is i o i h t o r m r. r o rn T )
il'IMlK. SSCWINlH.r lO t’MTV
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r.rrATK or
1.1IIII T IKYUtH M I’AMMAI’K.
raa»#4
NOTICTC i)r r IN AI * IIKINIIIT ANl •
AP»'I#I(*ATI«»N rcill IHIMHAlUir
All |&gt;»r»&lt;&gt;ni ar* h»r*ljjf
that tha un4*Mlfnf,l aa •dmlnl*
In lor I* T A d*f «st A aslst# ha«
(uimplflfd tha admlnlatrailon thar*
of and M i flla*l In a«M rouM h&gt;*
final r*|M&gt;rl an*1 applIrBlIon f«*r 4&gt;*
rhari* Ob)Kllnn« (htrato. If sn»
ahottl4 ba dulf fllad AftSr"*ftHng
proof nf iiubUrslIon ahowln* Ifci*
notlr# rm l,»fn puhllahaSacT ' n
vaah fd»r four ronaseutlvo*#
•
lb* 4 tll«r of approval nf US.
port and th* nrdarliil of dlatriLu
linn of aald aalala will rum* b#l»-f*
Wm

m akUrably m or* hog* th in tSc)

Hrlf.

^ . . ^ . ^ f T u ^ i n nr.r^uu I,. Flo
rl&lt;t*. will mrrl In lUtular ASfhr* conllnenta ami ocaana. Car
*
u.urard* Hnslori Thursday. Jolr
go plane*, flown by American ie THN c o m e r tw w t o w - SetH l» ll *t I* o'clock A. M. for
th,
of htarlas rumplalata
pilot* of th* Air Transport Com
TV JUIMir. IH IS O L a COliW- and **ur*o*#
rmlvlng mtlmuny aa to th*
t v . r t o s i p t . in r s o s t T k
msnd already a n known to b,
,
1
a,
of
»nr
pfoprrer. r,al or parcarrying rhlpmenta
of
gun, IN IIE KBTAT* O f
„&gt;a,l. a, flare br thr County Aaard Ward, D *c**a*4.
bomba, plan** and entflha part, t «. a u , Edw
•
••our
of
Taira,
on thr I t ,I Tr«
rn au iToira am d p m and madlcal aunpllea behind th. m .nh IIAVINH CUklMS on DB- Ararramanl lu ll and of parfrrtlaS.
rcvlrwlas
rnd
r-iualllln*
tha aa.
North African linn of Britain’' i t n i&gt;n AtiAlMrr s a id sjrrATK acaaniant
y..u and «arh of r * a a f * hartGan. Aochlnleck n* h* bettl*.
n p IIK UN IK *N
1.,
n..
titled
and
required
to
p
r*• • Clark uf lha llssarft
Komratl'r German Invader*.
,.nt any
rlalm ,
and
demaada
• Mrh &gt;..u or atthar of f « , may
UOTli
n
OF
PHIM-RIII'NR WK1..
. . aealnat tha m a t * of Charlat
ruHK B O A R D o r Eqrai.iascn*
L E G A L N O T IC E
l.lw a rd
W ard, d arraaad. tat* Of

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Now that rgga are, bringing good price*. ca»h in
un th* profit* you can gain by changing o»*r to
Tuirdo •pedal egg-laytng maah which wa tall »«ry
rratonabfy. Com* In todayl^
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Program For Florida Harold L. (ituryc Is directing ■ ' ' *
"iFflifuUA^iiL-AiiprQYail ■taaMr-»rt*wJW-wfrtrMiUm ,«PlMIT-&gt;«^ j
■Ir

INVERNESS. July 16. &lt;S|»e
lajj—A total of 1A47 quart a o
MM was cannad In th# l.ecsnt
timing plant laat month, acconl
ig to Ur*, port* Turn*r. Ciliu
rtMttr horn* »g*nl.

July

IF TOUR TA S TK DEMANDS
THE

S U E

in

• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
• WINES

ttalora

tha

th^rd

of

FO R B A B Y

K IT S

CHICKH N O W I

TUXEDO

Caraar Stafacd A m i r A 8^ d

, ’oualy

f Hoolnola Coaaty, Florida. *1 Cummlaalonara. atttlna a, a H-ard
hi- ..fflra In th# court hotuu df of Kuoallirra. ran h r,, ,n.t art on
..i.l i-ouniy at Sanford. Florida. , romplalnt aa to lb» aaaaaaad
. itMn right
ralrndar
moMha valua of , a y ur.&gt;p*rl» It I* tiara,...mply
f...m Ihr lima or tht flrol pubtl- .ary lor (ha romplaloatu
.M..n «r thla nollra Each, otalm with arc PIT t e l l , nn.i Iha Comp, ,1-mand ahall br la wrillag. Irollara Hullap and HI, with th,
....I ahall alata tha plar* at r**l- •aid Imard a ro mpl-t- Hating. In
Nam- " f
tha
t-nrr an.1 poat offW# uddrouo af urllln*. ahowlng
it.r .laimant, and ahall ba awora Applicant and uddraaa 4aarr|ptlon
and
a,M
a
,r
d
vulua
»r
raid
pra... i., iha rlalmaal. hla agaut. ar
1.1- attornry. and aay aueh claim arty. fall raah valu# aa appralird
. &gt;t*mand not aa rflad ahall ba y tha Complainant, drrrrlplloa
of R,al Eatata adlaraat or of Ilka
...Id
aularu. uaa and location
with
IHAJ»KU*A W AR D.
of
aaaaaaod
Aa adntlnliiratar af th, which comparison
valua will ahuw dtarrlmlnatloa or
Katuta af
C IIA H I-K fl K DW AIU1 W A R D , laoauatltlaa In valua. uaa af pre­
party.
Improvamanta.
tnauranra
darouuad
rartlad. purcha** prlra ate. and
r ir at publication July 1st, l*«L
applteatiao, muat ks iw cn lu.
(Molai Farms ,a , ba ohialuod
a, tha Clcrh'a »&gt;fftc.&gt;
Ilo&amp;rd of I'uunp 1'i.mmli'
atesara
*em«ertiR t'ously,

STORE

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With o***n survac* shipping baIng mad* over mor* eoatly and
uncertain by aubmarin* warfara,
air tramport offara a aoluuon,
military l*ad*ra b*ll«va.
Th* 0. B. Army Ar Traoaport

AIm»uI 2Of) million ruble feet
of helium have l»e#n produce*!
since it* discovery, mor# than
* it in th# United
nlnr-tmth
Kiel*,.

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Rout the doubt In your mind

— place

your

way In gw

w orthw hile

return!

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don t

hrmltale.

Inventl-

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Refrigerator
Service
JWben- yoo hara- trraihUwith your rafrlgarator just
Phon* 29 and l«t ua do
lh* r**t.

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K N O W L T O N ’S
ORCHESTRA

SAVW GS

&amp; LOAN

A S fT N O P S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y
SOS M agnolia A v t .

\\is (Jives Ground
On Central Front;
British
“ Hill
Of
Jesus" Threatened

of
l'*
4h years they w ill
w Itrn-%« an appraYiaM e tnrrea*# in
their aavirifM
I am sure a v r iy
• o ikrr her* w ill try his heal to
spare a dimr from every dollar.
If b« doea that h * w ill l»e fln n nrlaliy secure In later years '*
#

* The two eonstrortton ewmp«H#s
W a lt 4 Sinclair and llelc h n

On Lh* northcni limit* t i th* months' au
batUetmoL Sorirt troop fought ar* ,li ;
off a renowod aariao 'e f German right cooj
attacks agabut Vorbiwih. the r*pr»,ent»l
midnight communlqtM said Thurv »* Interval
| w t n no BMkterlal change, in nth-|
rr s*ctora af th* tong fighting Un*.;
Th* official
Hoartan
prd**' 4
meanwhile warned that th# "men-, i Y l T I t r i
oca la grant* on th* approach**!
of lh* Caueaaua
| tY I U
6
Fighting In th* Vorcncth area
ww
l* , dorrloplng. wlU&gt;- lncr»oa,,|l
ffg
ffroelty," th* Ruulan* uld. "A
number of fortified porttlon, have! changed hand* Mrara! Um..."
,
^
On. Important porttlon w*.t
# Voran«h. together with a f o c t , drlv, , nm
W w .« reported raeaptund In lh* purp, » , Pf
Rutslan counter-attack*. RuaiUn the &gt;alc *
dl.patch** said *1*0 that th* Third Stamp, tn
German Motorised Infantry IMvl- m*nt with
•ion, which appeared on th* b*ttl*- war effort,
field only yesterday, had bran County rh.
• forcod to withdraw, and waa ra- 'War Bor&lt;l
plarad by th* now lM th Motor- tod*).
h*d Division.
“ Amcr

Oil • at the biff and fr o w ln f n »
si base here b a r # appointed! ^
\V*r llord Trust Committee h* » I
e*| by (iv.a V h m ld as chain*
&lt;

(.’erman Agents
Were Trapped By
! ( oastGiiardHman

■ ml kuasd II H artn r* as tresai*,*
Others on the rornm ittre ar# K ••»•••»
I'syne. J T
C lam p, and lJsu»
Sw|ffffi.(n as «a ol.kClo memU *
Ml dimes ami d o lla n jMiurr*! •
for Unci# S#m w ill t&gt;# plarnl m «
trust fund becaps# the U t a l util
Into the thouiamta nf •••*!
I#C#
The five committeemen
•11
•rrv r aa • |titar«1 of Trust**'*
One good point is that s w m k .t
ran withdraw his savin g* sho.»l i
he l»e r#|easrd '*r ffo » n anoth* •
)nh
T re asu re r Hsrtnea ha* i|ialn&gt;
ute«! a alffnnl app eal |o al| * n
plnyr#a and w orkers
“ We m
heat the Asia, and do if roiw-li

( arter Lists 31
Jobs Kssenfial
To V&gt;ar KMm l

lively**, he said. “ L e t ’s all help
toward victory by buying W a r
Saving# Honda to th# limit of our
ability**.
The IM a l-tc llln g (her
mnmeter w ill he In place lh i«
week and on Satu rd ay every work
rr Of v ls it o r ,r a n aee what the
Sanford Alrnaae hoys -and girl*

Phon* i

Music F or Dancing

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CITY BRIEFS

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his particular )«d» m#k« • i •
' nec##sary man **
In a*lditioq, hi* work ntu*i
in fulfillment •if a contract f• &gt; ,
government agency rrr*r**d ••
rrctly in war activity; cnnrrn**with promoting or facilitating » «
I'roduction, or furnlthing mat-1
* 1* for war production &gt; *u
c*rn*d with providing foml, rl.itn
Ing or "other rrtjuiait*. of t*
rivlllan daily Ilf* In •up;&gt;o,&lt; **
tCuultaus* r o s r ,a , t s -1

rccsslon.
It
was
announced
Bcminol* County* ouolu for July
U $79,400, Mr.
8p*«r add*. I,
which Is much Klg)ter than In
previous month*. Th* quota In
Y n a waa $51300. whil* $59,344
actually 'w is Spent for th* purehaaa e f bond* and stamp*. May
aa)** w in $1S9.72I as eompsrvd
wtth tha $41^00 quots. "Drapit*
tha fact that ocr quota has bran
raised. I slncaraly hepa that w»
centlnus topplnr lha amount asslgnad to ns," Mr*, flprar said.

Baptist Assembly
To Meet A t DeLand

avallabit far ’purxhsa-

D aLAN D ,

RANGER
fl Q r r

ROOM wanted Insldo 10 blocks.
Phon* U n *y Drug Store, 103.

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By P A U L ROBINSON

ETTA KETT

STUCCO bungalow. 5 room* tm
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W E D N E S D A Y N1TE,
S T A R T IN G 9:30 at

M a iu g e e e n l o f lha Short*
5 Btllca n o rth of Sanford
o « tha D aLand Road.

NICK’S
Package Store

account

Germans Gain
In E g y p t i a n
C o a s t a l Zone

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you

HiihiH for ciu*h Income. . .

l’ r r »

ttfifi rmini to Wsahington rr^ ,
w M CI.CNN
inns, no ntm gaRnlinw for,
-rr mrtrrt *1 Sanford,
vacstlnn
trip*
i«
svailatile
.0
.he
••rati nal Training lli»r
T h e Germ ans pressed I k&gt;public, acmnllng to A H I'etrr
n.r'hing rarh pay-.lay
hlnd tw o spearheads eastw ard son. Rationing linanl *rcreta»).
War Honda we will hatn
• from th* menacing bulge along ! ± L add
... r. I
U y - ley
. J V*. Itas VJUv»•- swd -Wh*wCj*n#d"M URflfTrt.
... . ....tar !■ di.trthute p i, ra trait,If If '.*»r in KlorliU.** I.lrut
crash through to th* Stalingrad Honing taxik, to truck ..o o t - It T &gt;»e
»aM l»visy aa ah»»
rlhow of th* Volga River. I.e, and non-highway \»er» uf -.-ta faf »t r on I fm those patriotic
than SOO mils* away. A Ruulan furl by thr .tail of thr perm in I rit'ftl ■•nt U*nit huyinjf days will
communique admitted th* Icm of rnt rationin'- July 22 “
Thr »»!•*••» I i t-la&gt;
6 Boeuchar and Mlllerovo.
louird aim i- working on Ihr’
'Haary United State* Army ^»uppl*mentar, application, ft n
bomber* today mad* a daylight j motnrt.t* wh» frrl thry air *n
attack on Bcngaal. Libya, darting Jlltlr-l In mnrr than thr l.*«ir \
a large dock fir*.
|honk
In London, a Britishmilitary, ” Wr havr rer-lved a fr » rr
| rammenulor laid th* German d iiq u o t , f&lt; r allnwanrr* .nr vara
*U Ion, **nt to Resale from o«cu.|tloni. and w* hate had tn ce.’u-r
pl«d Franc*
had bo*n trained, them." Mr Pelerson «ald. "A
there and th* regular Natl gar- drhr*r ran u** up kit regular ra
rtaon waa net isfcsad.
Urn card any way h* like*, hut .f
Other IndkaUeaa ted observer* he uses II «*u s vacation Hip he
_ to rooclcd* th* wggteni power* m»y h*r» tn keep hi. car In -he
• are not la a poattion W open a g»r»gr * long lime afterward
second front ow th* continent Thera L nn prorlimn far ga*o
tki* &gt;utamer.
**
lln* for people l« g&lt;&gt; on l:ng
Two Usrman column* driving pleanr* trip.
Suck trip* aren't
In Mparata teeters toward th* ron»ld*rrd rt.rntlal In the .war

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St. Conveniences. Phon* S39-R.

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far IU

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thirtieth Bummer

■M ated, with prospect* ef a ndrm a l a lt ■ l i a r * d asp lU tra n ip o rt a t t M d lffk u ltte a . P m . W . a
JUtea was a d r is a d In a Utter
fraaa A s a m b t y BagLtrar WUUrd

numbor ef Sanford tills«ns
w on at th* depot yastordar
■O0M. when the 1:40 P. W.
hound train halted briefly,
Gilbert Hrlden, widely pubfl, U -M M H
victim of In.
Ie paralysis, who has dung
fa through nine moslha In
/_____
a speclajly m parad car,
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rVtUaaan
UrntTad eI"fJd

was fin&gt;ac*d by the Allegi-nv
county, p*„ chapter of the Infan
til* Paralyili foundation, and
ranged hr th* Tampa chapter
After Gilberts arrival in Pitt*
burgh. No will undergo another
transfer to a aoaplul five mile,
from the sUUm.
8pastel aqulpmant
used
In
i n a m r L ycrong
Holdren
».,
loaned hy lha family of Snlte.
wS*M t e a eiperienre In whipplnr
hy us* of an iron

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if Million man, OT.

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Truck Owners Will Swiggum Hopes Iaocal
Receive Rationing
Station Will Lead
Hooks On July 22
Others In Floridn

desire- tn Have Email amount* reg-

F I V T A G R E S farm in g land. T *la -

[•od an army af thra*

Member

No Extra Gas Is
avy B*se Bond
. Available For Buying Campaign
Vacation Trips fc Start Friday

know th e y ’re wife and canting a

iiUNOALORT — large, cool. Easy

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T A M IA M I C H A M P IO N
(W * a t C o a tl)

Far lafarsutian, TUkalt.
P - and Raaarvalteaa, rontuli
L T . 1SHEPPARD, Ticket A.*at

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l»r|,ANI». Inly 16. f Spec hill
Srctiinl term of Stetson unlver«l&gt;
ty'a I ••4.* riimnwi R#ss|on wil
open hrr» «»n Julv '.M with th*
aildilion of •rvrral vital sobjecti
|# the curriculum, if viA n n ou n r
e»l h#rv tfnliiy by l)#sn II t*
(JtrwtMMl. ilirectf r
negistratior
for thr nr* trim will start net'
Thursday, miinr.lmtrly followini
Stetson's initial aummer ffTadiit

T * Wash Inotan and New York
Lear** SANFORD ___ J:41 pm
(Uat»ad t i SiM pat aa foraitrl))

to tht County

^ IlA B Y ,'c in C K TIME IS ALL THE TIME!

i-,Blc nnit &gt; 0U' M °p &lt;'n &gt; our

Sumnu'r Term W ill
Open A t Stetson

phone I42J.

A German foothold some
20 miles insldo the northern
Caucasus and another on ‘.he
northernmost rim was con­
ceded by Russians today while
• the struggle for Voronezh
reached a new degree of fero­
city.

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T w o Footholds Inside
N o rth e rn C aucasus

M T S TIME TO CHANCE TO 1

t A1 lie ti Inti
on ths
,| fuf the IIh i v b I* «»»*! held
Yanka |u ha}/ a tlorrn hits,
»r never had a rhance.
Ilia
mate* could d*» nothin* with
a y and he hlin«e|f mails an
to put the Y ank■' fir«t run
o f anti hr al»«i *»rvrtl a twohomer to r**m lle n rifh In
n th liinirt^' tn make hi« tl'wn-

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Hank Horowy Blanks
Tigers On Two Hits

striking out fir* batten
. f t was dl»clo*r&lt;l y**l*rday that
Mart h»» been taking trratmrnl*
fgr a Mir* aid* but It waa nut
experts* to «su** him U. r*linqulftrtflt ngtrlsr turn in the hifT
Two (laglaa and two duuldn
good for thre* run* g**r the
Gardlnals n*w Itf* In the alith

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F ourth S t
NBW YORK, July 16.
lUnk |lor«wy. the Muml
nltrhing »t*» r »»f ihr New
TBnki*#".
thrr**«l th«*
Tigrrt on two h»l» Tue««l.
knocknl in Mi.r run him*e
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0 victor)
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vrr*lty’» • »ghth •»-« •• • •
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thru f**Lt irnnir
troll mi well m. •unmn
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D M 1 \ N E W S P A P E R

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FOR VICTORY

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g # fc aataao th* country waa
Thai «adad a it!no-month stay
m t Um trip.
. •*
ullbart
w*.
# M M M u r to operate the ftrienon la Sarasota last Septcm
'•W M oarr. by hand paams ter and Us Ufa waa saved by the

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(Wtotod.
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Ibiring

17 Women, 3 Men
ergeant French
Of Longwood Is E n t e r Airplane
Killed In Action Woodwork Class
I-ONnW non. July HI.
•I. Robert A Frenrh. 10, lading•wig wm killed m erlinn In Au#" llg nn July 1. ■rrnrdinff tn word
f ichlnr here yr«ierd»v morning.
^gt. Frenrh rnlUtrd in th# V A .
' my two )«‘nr* $r" end he war
duty •» i #dm o|&gt;eratnr &lt;&gt;n •
I .. ing Portree* Rffriftilnf tn U#t
•• i ftmation rrr* ive«| from hfbi In
\ •trmlia.
I(g wa# the mn nf Mr and
'(r i.T . O Freneh. now rrwidlng tn
m obama. but wh» formerly liraf
Longwood Sgt. French went to
*&lt;Loo) In laongwnod #rwl In Apop«
)(• has two brother. In U. 8.
Army Foreign Service: Mas. ra
Hawaii and William In tha Pah.
• ms Canal Zone. Ancthor brothm . P, F. French lives In Long*"K. .
Sgt French's mother's brother,
w*l killed In Franca on July 1$,
1911- while serving under Osn.
MsgjUtbur In th* Rainbow D M .
• lo p jA n e t date is m alted by
vetaimu as lha turalnd point te

Three men snd 17 women are
stiklent■ in the recently organised
aJrid. nr
Woodworking
&lt;lata
which Will (It iKgn for employmsnl at lh* Babcock Corporation
In Delnn-I. Alei Johnson, Voca­
tional Defrns* Training Rchool
supervisor, announce-! today Th#
d a n lasts from H*0i) A 11 to
4:00 I’ M six day. a week snd
Is being conducted at the high
school farm shop by Initruetor
Carl Most.
No more pupil, can be taken In
t*lli c lr „. but another will be
organised anon to run from 4:00
P, M to midnight, Mr Johnson
said Bevarsl p*ranna have al­
ready registered for the course
when It •tarts. Others what ar* InUre.tad should apply *1 th* offic*
at lh* farm building In back of
th* hhth school.
M*mb*r» of th* 1 prarant class
ar* Sadis Marion, Era (M n r ,
A ik . Meta Han. Watt!* H. Pin*.
Abe* L Staoter, Mlnnln And*rson, Margarat Eorwovaan, Harriot

a r A i s r i i i » 5 f '&amp;

Who mr %mu * ' • ullen esllctl
■tfSM*
f nl|»it r* a, hr&gt;|
• flaahllght
The man *»n •h«ire appsrcntlir
thought fu llrn rr#rhed for • gun.
for hr «|Mikr
"Watt a minute are ymi (o u t
tatisrd
"Ye*.” eaid Cullen
Who %r#
you * ”
"A ctiuple i f fishermen from
Saoithsmpluf)
who
have
run

Th*
* •*$••• \lmif$$et(•
tion i« •• &gt; ai•Ij*$»$•**! liiret •pplHn
tl«*n# f* • - *i'|drin, nia| retimi*
will f •-1idi r* drlMiU-d mformtllnn
ibnut fdf « l'ili« \p|di&lt; «nlR wk*»
■Sow ll i»i ibe\ (*\r farmed rluba
wll !**• ipf'Pii .l f • 11* m 11ng any • ground, wa* the reply
qu#«ll«rita •••
thr
&lt;t|tplli Rllnn
Then apparently realiting ths
blank ■("••it rilli'f not iv r rnr#n» nf hnpelcssnrss nf Urkling three men
tr#ru|vnrl«llnri Th‘'«r toho h#Vf nt once. Cullen plsycd for lirat.
not frtiine*! t Iti (»•. ni ( • vp not
“ Whnt’a in thr b a g. cUmsY" hs
|( • ■*4I■wrvl I'fOM «*•## T " " t
• ak#d. s» one of the Gsrmsns In
the water rime up thro ugh lh*
fog drugging a bag Cullen knew
LiKhtnin^ Killed
thrar wrrr nn clams ftr mil**
Col. John Outlaw around
"Y**. that ! tight." said pi* first
Thrn. tensing gullibility,
ATLANTA. July Ifl. i/lh I.lrut. man.
Col. Jnhn K (liitiaw, 51, cum- he offered Cullen $100 to “ for­
mandlng tfflcrr uf the Atlanta get the whol* thing.”
" I don’t want It,^ said Cullen.
Army Air lla,e who wa, found
"Then take 1300." said th* wa*.
daad on a runway of the muni­
"Okah," replied Culltn, thinking
cipal airport wa, killed hy light­
ning. a Fulton County coroner’s fa*L
Cullen moved away In th* fag.
Jure found Wednesday.
T b s body w*a found boald* th* then rac*d to th* Const Oasra
runway hy * pilot lasing his Station and reportod to hla Oand th*
p lan s wr---n
along th* ■
runway
Just «e»w,
after •fMrior,
pswsra
wnwwg f**&gt;
-- ---* -------search
" wa*' _an.
- Ml
coming In from Savannah. LI tut. to b* «nd*d until the FBI
Harold Tyl.r, Fort McPbmon round*d up th* faor wb* la
Psbtl* Relation, offlcsr. said tha nsar Amagansatt and four &amp;
body show*d ,*v*r* h«*d and chast who landed from a U-hoat *i
Injuries
_
_
.
Florid* Coast
. . . . __

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