THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, JULY Iff, 1917

A PUZZLING PLANE THAT FOLDS UP Mathematrick STAMP TAX MARBLE MYSTERY LJERK ii a stamp poser to tax * * your wits: J their marbles to arrange Mr. Phil A. Tellst hat three some trades. They found that rare stamps in his collection. together they had a total of 174 One Is red, one 4s brown, one Is marbles. For the trading, Juan blue. The denominations are 26 arranged all hla marbles into ; u 1 dilars, 10 dilars and 2 dilars, piles of seven each, while Jote hot necessarily |n that order. divided his Into piles of nine Arrange the numbers | Can you determine the color each. Between them they had one to fourteen. of each denomination from the 22 piles. How many marbles had elusive, In the fourteen following statements, only one each boy? surrounding white boxes of which Is nirreet? so that the numbers In 1. Jhe 26 dilar stamp Is red. 2. The 10 dilar stamp la not the three boxes on each EGGZACTLY RY this catch question on 3. Tlie 2 dilar stamp Is not nineteen In every case. friends -m m - One .hundred hens laid 100 •■n' J*u* si m w *! s i esHs in one hour and forty mtu »i • i«si pu*r*e se-sw *■" ' ." V / 1 \ "•.) »s»j s w minutes. At the same rate of ,*«JV £ , 7 / > 7 / speed how long will It take seven

The Gorgon's Head Mystery THE JEALOUS HUSBANDS RS. Appleby, Mrs. Bcednne and Mrs. Ceeme M were good friends and so it came about that the three women and their husbands went off on a hiking trip together. It turned nut that their hus­ bands all were jealous men, and this presented a problem when the six hikers reached a wide river. For there was only one boat at hand In which they There's no doubt about If, could get across, only two persona could jret In the Sutan Hayward it Hit personi­ ______. ‘ \ pUZZLIKO Is only a hobby to C. B. Colby. Avia- boat at a time, and no woman could be with a man • tlon la his profession, so the silhouette of the unless her husband was present. fication of IT, according to the Hollywood idea of it. But eht'd plane that Is the solution of hie latest‘‘ Foldie" In what manner, then, did they cross the river, in the boat and avoid trouble among the men? hardly bring to mind tomt of puttie Is technically correct In detail thi other ."its" for which tht To solry a “ Foldie.” which Is a new version of If you’ve never tackled a poser like this before, we suggest that you use three pennies to represent Greeks anif others, hart words. _____ • - an old pufile that was ones, very popular, you the .husbands and three nickels or dimes for the You hart to think up them, in • ^ a i^ r N 'c iO I I R I K jr i cut out Urn entire boxed area above. Then, hy wives, in working it out this Whit Quit. Girt your mem­ ULJLJ -1 U — folding snd refolding It, you cause the splotches ory a tossing around, and tost 1. One thousand, two hundred, 0f black within It to meld Into one design—the nothing’and one Is hound to silhouette of the plane at left. . . . ------a country, T was ons of Inspector Ferret’s oddest rases. Thera Cornell's and Vlyt was no apparent reason why any one /xcepl set" home, DoctorI K should have killed Mrs. K. • i s Famous plar\ist. leave contempt. CRYPTOGRAM But before drawing conclusions, let us have the doctor’s story: 4n irritation. WISE observation of Joseph Conrad may be “ My wife couldn't sleep and as the night was warm read by deciphering this substitution crypto­ Biblical land of five hundred showing a result A she seated herself by the screened window In. our gram. You can do it by discovering what system bedroom. The lflgbt was offend I dosed off, then sud­ that Is dear. lucid snd glowing. of alphabetical arrangement was substituted In denly awoke with the startling feeling that something Kind of printing 4. One thousand, fifty and spelling nut the seven words awful had happened. 1 railed out to her to find If she was all right. She replied reassuringly. 1 guessed I 7. JT Separate article, L’MI.fiSZ 0 JM7.R IWOCT .SQOAIR.JGS> had had a nightman and. decided I needed a cigarette. f»WQ KBK.NQZ. Wandering. •"i„ rw-i • <«n * - . i , lemw** jumped up, and turned \o. IT- to her snd taw she was badly hurt. As I tried to stop the bleeding and felt her puli*. she died. Terrified. I itieeiulppi River. rushed to the dining-room and called the police. Then IT: Automotivt centtr. I locked myself In the dining-room and barricaded the IT: Drinkers' talult. door, for I feared an aaadaain would lire another shot.” CHARADES DIAMOND It was In the dining-room that the police found the IT: Skillful bodily or doctor. They also found that tha screen in ths bed­ mentally, Th* Encyclopedia of Putties Substitute tht letters of words for which room *oe intart—it had no bullet holes. The woman rIT: Rend asunder. and Pastimes axya that after definitions are given b*low tor the x'e in this bad been killed by a bullet from the,gun that lay be­ ■IT: Grain mart. th* invention of movable types diagram, so that ths words read the asms ver­ side her. Ths nature of tha wound indicated tha bullet and printing presses Introduced tically and horixontally: had been flrtd from short-range. Tha doctor aaid he •IT: Draw together. literature to the European had not seen or heard an Intruder. IT: Courage. masses, but before censorships To the police, it appeared the doctor had killed his IT: What fortune-tell of the dictators of that time wife. The belief was atraqgthened when they asked • were torn down, the charade him to look around and sr^tf anything had been was a common form of political stolen. Thers hid been no burglary, for a pearl neck­ propaganda. It was difficult for lace and several diamond necklaret lay upon the dead woman's drasssr, and ths doctor said tha only thing es um si -»iio it -iisg it ws«no censora to cope with it; for them mining was an Iron ornament, shaped Ilka a gorgin'! htl***J j m *U-»KIt II’IIHJ •*II "'*• v»»«vv|W «• V| *1W 'M1 to place the worst construction UMMER'S juft around the to each following word of the •»••>! II "II SI jvtwvni k •corner, so we all halt some- quotation In order, you must bead, which bo claimed had been taken from the wall. S •—■*! I »ll»l| V -t*w*4i| -VI| f upon a charade was to admit S And so matters stood when Inspector Ferret arrived. | *>vi|i| *f (|H| i i w m ( the validity of the gossip or ely thing to look forward to. Right • papa between two circles only "I can’t understand why anyone would want that allegations that It concealed. now, we can dnd a familiar say- every time. However, the di- gorgon's head,” tha doctor rspeatad. "It wai just a Ing about Summer, written by rectlone of the moves vary. ENIGMA The acted charade wai popu­ 1. P. t. To tread. S. Tines. 4. Long drawn out trinket I picked up In Europe.” Mark Twain, by going around In arriving at the solution. lar In older times, with guests speechta of vttuperitivs language. 6. Pyramidl- “On the contrary," remarked the Inspector, **lt Is in this word max*. each word will be used once and worth a man'* Ufa. Youra.” dividing themselves Into teams cal. 6. Interoceanlc waterway In the Americas. 7. Inscribed. I. Calmer. 0. Healthier. 10. Boy. Quotation marks give you a once only. You will note that What did Inspector Ferret mean by tbla remark? to endeavor to .’’stump” each Study the diagram and-plctur# carefully and sea If 11. L. —Nottut Holderread. clue to the drat and last words some words are repeated In the other with words dramatized. can tall how Dr. K'a Innocence was shown. of the quotation. When you have diagram. That Ii because they V**0 S,MS«a| *|»|-|I»I S1|t fflWKMJ put it, IV AS, Thousands of the versified SOLUTIONS found the drst word, then look appear more than one time |n l ip»»3 variety of charade have been -i m e i-p»»ui«,q for the circle you think contain! the quotation. S authored by members of the ’ ,n 'lives -Mtnu*»"0 pw«*|« -WMIM tat •» P*«jaw< itwpjsW ‘tJitituaaa wordwuru numbernumwr 2t. L»r*v»Draw a line toio n . uv»l - mi M» ,i ••pm e » l nt«w seat* •#» »i gw«w mv»*i **>•«■» *ai u*ass r*i»— ••• m u National Puxilert* League for |W It. The line must pass between »••• • »* » « ii *jm « ■ i»iw-o,i p«« |W*V*F lit puts I.MItM) Ml| *al itltllll v t Mill* If, pMih - s m i ii is p*io swiputit n* »n«a *ai e«i their unique organ, Tht Enig­ two drcie. only.- in ma. An eight-letter example: / looked in the LAST for a ti—“ Ths 4ssir« tteemplliktd FIRST today, sweet Is th s ------(P». i 41— D l l * b u s , as *f ptrvtptlon S Q U A R E IT Or to put it another way I spent a FIRST before the LAST, By Eugene She fe e , Holding my attention fast. HORtlONTAL 1—Wktm Sid Iks aagel . ( tks Leid Was it a useful thing to do, •ddrsis as “ the* oiigktr n u sf Or idltnttrl should rut 7 tslosr"? (Jade. Sill) and tai^ta ka My WHOLE will never, never T—What was *f tks sktsf geds •f tks BahrlsalsMt (Jar. Ili44) I—Prtttrd . tell, 1»—Wks was Lakaa'a aider dsagk- •—Defter (akkr.) Tho it reckoned my F1R8T well 4— “Tkt wiaap ot a lakaarioa saaa tart (O ca,If iIS) I* sweet, wketker k* — UHI* (FIRST snd LAST.refsr to IS— Errere la pHalisg *r aiack t kat Ik* akaadaae* at IS—Meaatala sksrigias ike risk will aet safer hla t* gyilsbies, naturally.) IS—"Aad ha said.------, rather, sit sleep" (Reel. Sill) tklags art swialkls ant* Use” I—Matralia* aims TRANSPOSAl (Mark lliM ) 5— raikUaakl* (ekUeq.) (Pr. 1(11) The punier with the nom-de- IT—Negative . . T—Ntbockadntxiar was klag at IS—Swell bird wkst reaatry? (Et*k.MMI) ee—“Tkt rick aiaa‘* wtaltk It hla plume of “ Hector**, who wrote etreag eilr. aad ai an klsk IS— W>a» nk>s«1t* (akkr.) ?o—Paetwenr A man baa a son twanty-aaven tl—“ A wsa that destk rteUate U TS—Eqoalllf at vslat tke Heed *f aay psrsea (kail TS—Malt drink year* younger than hlmaelf. la tha atli 1st a* wsa — — V4—Pedal digit Transpose tha numbers in the K i- (fr. lilt?) II—Spriaa ftrwta* TS—■ikllcel aRtrmatlra eon'* age and thay wlU give you IS—Cewmatlsa IS—PetMttet n -W h a t klag af Jadak weal to M -M ssdtws to—"Par Itngtk ef hattl* agaiatt Ztrak tkt I the father’s age. What il It? IS—Call I.a4lr Rthlepiaat (I Ckr. 14:18) SO—A toa at Iikaasl (Ota. U iU ) U—S/wkei ftr iridista It-R la u 'j DECAPITATION SS—Old warld etaw ! ’ Short was mg life, and brilliant SS—"Far Jaalaatr Is th* — ■ ■ *f a V mg career; • a ii iharaftr* k* will aat spar* V//.VM AnritUonofahlnd appear; populsrlxed by 8am Lcrjd,.ipbo Behead again, I ones was made brought fame to Brooldya bo- to'tape , r e . “ r . - r fore the Dodgera did, (a pro­ My thostn inmates from e wa­ vided by another p rreM|p||n "U t tktw k* dttalai# far a re­ Harry Langman, In thtfbrdb- tery prnvd. vert «f iktir thsmt tkai ear .. lem. Tha figure la to be cut Into CUTOUT SOLUTION four piece# that can b« put to­ ■Pitat •TTiiir fawfly gether without hollows or orets -lltvaius garlaad lapping to fo^m a perfect ■rilkter t „ square "tke earth tkall — tee like > drvnkard. - There's e solution eieewhen rtntvvd Ilk# * * (Ita. liitS ) In the page. It you need It. Partly cloudy through Friday I V crpt local thunderstorms in altar*

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VOLUME XXXVIII EaUbluhtd 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, AsaocinUd Prtaa Laaaad Wire Rebels Escape From Full Account Aiken Returns Home Is Disclosed Guerrillas Insist On i330,000 Troops Were 5 Year Program For ' Communist State; World Seen Undergoing.Revolt Evacuated, Accord* Western Hemis­ Reportedly Willing ing To Admiralty phere Calls For To Come To Terms Backed By Soviets Since 1917 Release Of Event Standardized Arms Dr L. H. CUAKAI.ES . Jaycee Speaker LONDON. July 17. (AI - The WASHINGTON. July 17 (*>— ATHENS. July 17. W - Mili­ Dtilith Admiralty released today. Die Haute Foreign Affairs Com- tary circlet eipietted belief today That was a stein warning re­ sevrn years alter the event, the rniltrr today approved a $50,000,* that survivor* oi the 2300 guer­ garding the dangers of the Euro­ full epic stoiy of the llntisl) and 000 live-year piogram (or arms rillas, who, the government said, pean crisis which Secretary pi French evacuation from the bomh standardisation and military co­ invaded Greece (rom Albania State Marshall gave ut in hit ed; bloody beaches of Dunkertjur operation between the countries Sunday, had withdrawn success address before the conference of |»tween May 26 and June *1. 01 the Western Hemisphere, fully eastward toward the .tower­ governors at Salt Lake City. ing Ml. Grammot range near the ^*Theie is no blinking, the fact Evrn the malter-ol-lacl lang ably will have to await coniidera- fronticr. _thal this counlry now stands ai uage ol the ‘dispatch (tom Ad­ Only scattered minor dailies a turning point in its relationi to miral Sir Bertram Ramsay, wb- m* reported in the Mt. Gamila iti traditional friends among the directed the operation, (ailed tmpoi nations ol (lie old world," said hide the magnificence of the ideied by Congress bcfoi The rebels' retreat was noted Marshall. “ Either it must finish achievement. yesterday when Greek army units the task of assisting, those coun­ _ Ramsay disclosed in hit dis­ attacked north of loaftoins, but tries to adjust themselves to the patch, written on June 18. 1940. failed to contacF'the main (dree. changed demands of a new'age. that of the 176 .British ships used Military informants said they be­ or it mutt recoqcile itself to tee­ in the operation 35 were sunk lieved the insurgents were trying ing them move in directions which and 42 others damaged. Thole to reach their.comrades on Mt. are neither with their own tradi­ ships, ranging from destroyers and Grammoi, where national forces tions nor with those of this coun- hospital ships to trawlers and were harrying Another group ol drifters, were supplemented b) 2,000. The larger party failed in approximately 700 little boats an attempt to capture loanninv, l)jck Cooper, 23 year old Stetson which put out from Uritiih'fiih- Chester Nimit# University atudcrft oho bee en­ nder the measuie the United tered the routing gubernatorial radical alteration of its own pori- ing poihts to rescue the haltered Greek troops watched' closely rare, wan the gueet speaker at the r» would supply Latin Amer-. for devrlopmentsiilong the Yugo­ Seminole Junior Chamber of Com­ consider most carefully the impli­ Three hundred and ihiry thou­ i nations with modem weap* slav and Albanian borders from merce lunrhrort today. Florins to Konitsa, an area preg­ cations of such a development for sand of the British troops who had ships, planes and training- nant with possibilities of M f the fuluie prosperity and security been driven out of Europe by the lions. In letuin, the military ~ eruptions uf Iwnler battle. of our country. victorious Germans were brought •fs »sid tins nation hopes to Despite their apparent reversal, flop a seiies of air bases from the guerrilla chieftain,' Markoi Poland Demands The General has left ua to dot back to .Britain. The Admiralty. Vlftadea was reported in the Com. the Fa ami cross the T*», but Ramsay wrote, had expected at le Arctic lo the trsatiHM mm .»*•«• )•»••) that’s not difficult If we don't America Removal of Alien help the still free European democ­ the utmost to rescue 45.000. racies 10 regain their feet, they The French Navy, too, suffartd will In- brought under Russian heavy loaaea among the lUtl »hl| « to train 8&0,00(l youths annually liwaitas** m Pass Tea) Pilot Of Crashed C o m m u n is t domination.' Thus which It flung Into the task uf Troops In Greece America will be cut off front her ovauating French troops from the Testifies old friends. Her security, both beaches. Nineteen of them weie economically and mllltar lly. will sunk and two others damuged, but City’s Bid For arinfflPormation -Coaiu be weakened.------— ------lhar brought 2U.626 Fiaiicb tioop. Uut that's only a snap-shot of to-Britain. In all. 123,09’. Frtrmh frame Salurtlay afternoon. About to give hint State Legion Site * ” tion Government troops were transported across lb-1 the threat. Europe's economic cris­ "sonif a hearty greellng U Mr*. Aiken. Not is Is by no means due solely f.t channel in llritiih and Fiertrh Will Be Presented Urged At UN Meet ravages of War. A fundamrn- shin*. bird*"' by t-iuudnK the u| meter * shown hut nenrhyal (he lime were the Trough gfitgtssift", w pul three children; Ilian, Bedford III and fact bhlch a lot of folk fall- to Hanford’s Invitation and Md (6 LAKF. 'SUCCESS. July 17 (IP) lisa la that Europe in parlical- minelaying t-y plane, thown baby Ann Wright. The Aiken* own n ((•aliases aa faae • T»a» motor torpad. boats, roast artil­ the American !a>glon to establish - Poland Joined Rusua today in lery gunfire and submarine opi-ra* Nlep* pretty lit I le borne nt 441 Elliot Avenue. a permanent Htatn department blan)ing Greece for the current lions the Gormans tried to l-lork heailquartera building on (he lake- Balkan disorders and demanded Dutch Forecast War the evaculation, Itantssy repotted. front site now* occupied by th* All their operations iuceeede-1 in softball diamond, will ho officially With Indonesia As part, but the air attarka Were ihe presented by Joel Field aud John ernment in Greece, n elections worst, ho said. oou lonservauon Souls at Ihe midsummer conference The crash occurred aa '.ho plane Negotiations Fail _ , ______of the Deportment of Florida !rt •was onrouto back to Miami, Ha., le immediate will Heavy air attacks started on Lnwer Prices Is after repairs had boon mpde to foreign military pefvbnnc! BATAVIA, July 17 (AT-War Kamsay wrote. "From Referendum Will tho throttle control at Newark. Poland’s views were slated by between tha Netherlands and the Is Guest Speaker Mr. Held and Mr. Saul* will re- Capt. W. T. Babbitt, who pilot* 1 Indonesian-Republic was forecast of the air attack increased mul Seen By Institute tho .plane from Miami to Newark, Dr. Oscar Lange,'United Nations by Dutch sources today following during June 1 all ships In Dunker­ toldI nl/f iliathe lioaolawhearing, aa-which1 , 1 #• lv wasurao Ifisw.'prt - Security Council president, as the a new disagreement in nrgotla. que, off the (reaches or In th* np WASHINGTON. July 17. Mb Be Held On Aug. 9 K’^'STTS& 'SrSB nroach channels were subjti tecl nl No. 4 engine. He said be rut tho UN Group Asked To "It is necessary that Greece be preted to decide before nightfall lined At Luncheon inmleralrly lower' A t Public Hearing Final ilesltlon on a alia will.taka engine and frathered the propel- whether to undertake military ar- extricated from the network of Visit Jew DP Camps place .during the Statu Legion lor to make a threc-cngmo land- tion against the Republic, lie in­ There ate two challenges which! convention In April, at l'airma rfi ing. lie described the High'- as of J. R. Kggril, the institute's as­ ’Growers of Seminole County international power politics,” dicated that such action was ex­ today face the |teople uf Florida. I City, when the issue will be .'ec'ded a routine nature, despite I In- throt Lange said in demanding the with­ tremely likely. sociate director of marketing, said at a public hearing yeileiday went upon by ballot aald Mr. ^a.d. tie failure. On .one hand lltere is the dial ' drawal of foreign troops. Tills Informant declared that a in a iMIrmrnl prepared for the un record at favoring a toil con­ All local civic organisation!/* Ralph J. Moacatelli, a elder new crisis of "extraordinary grav- lengc given by the spirit of suchi ■aid Mr. Field, “are showing their Lange said the primary trouble lly" had grown out of Republican Agency, appealed anew to tho joint 'congifsiional committer on servation diitnct in Seminole mechanic for Eastern Air Lines at United. Nations'Felestlno Commis­ interest In the protect by (ending ' Newark, said damage to the throt­ In the Balkan*...... must - __be- attrl*_ ___ Premier Amir SJarifoaddfn'a re­ men as Urailcy Odham and Clar-, the rconomic report that Ins or­ County ^ and requeued that the lellera of approval and endorse­ tle control consisted of a brok­ billed tu-the internal situation. In fusal to laaue a cease-fire order sion today to visit at leant u f.-w Jewish displaced persont ramps once Camp who sought honrvt j ganization rl|iecli a 15 pricrnt Slate Conietvalion Uoaid proceed ment to the Slat* lygion Commit­ ets link rod, which he said was re­ -Greece,‘ aggravated by the pres­ government in the last renion ol tee requesting favnrvblo consider­ placed before the plane look off ence of foreign troops. The pres­ In Europe before writing its to take ihe arc tit sty steps .foi port. the fxgitlalute; and opposed lo ation of Sanford’s bid for estab­ for Miami. He also testified that ent government In Greece is m lishment of a headquarters build . ” his erew made an Inspection of coalition of the major parties, "Please visit these camps,” Slier* them are llioie fotces rrpmrnled "It follows," Lggrtt said, "tint establishment of the dislricl. tok pleaded In a personal appear- Ing here.” • outaide surface* and controls ol with the Communists and other by long (ime politicians wlwse only modnatrly lower prices may be Aug. 6 ftom 9:00 .lo 12:00 the plane and that if any other Leftist groups' excluded. * ence before the commission. "They form an Integral pert of tuff boaii is that they have stopped looked for at that ’ linif unlrtt A M. war the dale derided upon * defects had been-noted he who Id Lang* vigorously opposed the c have bean told promptly. He said Inquiry, for' tho life led by Jr** ihe ipitil of ptogreu and hon­ llieir ate more wage inert-airi and Reds Seek Prompt American proposal for a semi*per­ there touches th* substance of th* for a county wide referendum will be was satisfied Use crow found manent UN Commission in th* esty." declatrd Dick Coo|>cr, Stet­ other developments which would Steel Reparations -Use plane lo satisfactory condi­ whole Issue." V. be held for establiihment of th* Balkans on tha ground that this Shertok said there was urgriR son Uw student,,at the noon meet­ further increase the public de­ tion. seemed to lie liased upon the need to permit large scale im- ing of the Seminole County Jun- mand for meat." district. Only land owners within BERLIN, July 17 (AT—Tha Georg* Roerig, an is Lint to the assumption that the three 8oviet the district air eligible to vote in Russians askt-d in th* Allied con­ vice president in charge of the Fireman Killed In migration of homelo-us r.ur<>i»nn H'M llRIffl HR FR|» FttHfl lie added that current' inert satellites, Albania, Bulgaria ami Jew* to start at once. this referendum, according lo K: trol authority . today that steel ♦ llns's operation* in Miami, teetl- Yugoslavia, wer* to blame for Warehouse Blaze The Jewish underground organ­ prices, generally high, arc "simply plants capatde of producing 18,- fled that the plane had been sub­ ((•••lift*#* mm V*M9 Tw*t) the result of more people having S. McMullen, extension soil con­ tons annually allocated jected to o routine 3,000-mlU in- isation, Irgun Zvai Leu ml. Uus* Ford Fires Foreman 000,000 OAKLAND, Calif.. July 17. lAT- ted meanwhile of laying miner on moir money ai servationist of the University of Immediately for reparations. paction and overhaul at Miami be­ On* fireman was killed and three Florida at Gainesville, who met Th* demand could bn met only fore It took off for Newark. highways near Jerusalem and IVt- For Acts Of Violence meat' than ev4f before, al a lime Local Pilots To Make other* Injured aarly today In a with the growers at the hearing by stripping the Ruhr. United blaxe that swept n half-btcxk In when tupplirs aie seasonally low." mates and Rrltlsh represent*, “Breakfast Flight” West Oakland’s warehouse area be. DETROIT. July 17; (Ah—The (Caallaar* as f*aaa Kl*hl| in the Court Houre and gave the live* refused to entertain tha So­ Baptists Converge fore being brought under control. Ford Motor Co. said today that It history and purport of soil con­ viet proposal for (iiscusalon. Assistant Fire Chief Minting had fired 32 foremen because of servation in Florida. The Russians asserted that the For World Congress Funday morning at 8:00 o'clock Basch said damage woulJ amount "acta of violence and terrorism" Bank Robber Fails steel capacity” wis “exeasa." Th# will Initiate th* "First Breakfast to 1100.000 at least" Owner • of during the recent 47-day strike Voting places will be at thi Americans and Briton* replied that Flight" from th* 8anford VUunlcl- property consumed by th* flame* by th* Independent Foreman's As- To Remember Holdup office of County Agent C. R. WASHINGTON. July 18. (AV - pal Airport Students nnd offici­ any new estimate on* excess ataal Baptist clergy and laymen from said th* loss would run mucri high­ aociation of America.-* Dawson, who presided over and capacity could be calculated only al* of th* Banfont School of Avia­ er. CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. July arranged for the hearing, at the all over tha world nr* convening tion. Roy Browning, manager, an­ A company announcement said: on a basis of an economically uni­ on Copenhagen for .the seventh Fireman Louis Cetraro, 27, was 17, (AT—Police said today a form­ Town Hall In Longwood, at fied Germany, which th* Russians nounced today and privaW owners "They were dltmlseed following er Axmr lieutenant held for In- Reave* Grocery In Chuluota, and CongTeis of the Baptist World a hekring and after careful invest­ have opposed. Alliance, opening July 29. of aircraft located at Sanford will held aa hostages for three condem­ vestlffatlon In tha daylight robbery probably at a place designated participate In this flight. igation of verified reports by mem­ fn Oviedo. Informed Americans said' pri- It will be one of the largest ned Jewish extremists. . of the First National Bank told vately tha Russian demand ap­ They will b* guest*.of (ha "New bers of company supervision who them he found hlmaelf behind the Th* hearing yesterday resulted religious meetings sine* before th* were attacked When they refused peared to be an attampt to fore- war. with between 4,000 and 6,000 Smyrna Airport", whjro tha flight bank with a suitcase of money In from a petition signed by 26 stall the currant American and will land and, he (aka.! to the to leave their jobs. hi* possession big Insisted he could (Oeallaa** fra*, rase Um ) delegates attending. Senora Peron Flics Pat Mullin, president of (ho in­ British efforts to build Waatani . r S n t h * United Stales alone beach for a morning awlm. On remember no holdup. Germany's economy to a self dependent Union's Ford Chapter, Colorado Springs Chief of Pol­ 360 Baptist* are going to the m**t- their return to the Sanford Air­ From Italy To Paris sustaining level and tie It In with tag. Many already nr* entente. port, a man ala*-breakfast will be aald most' of th* '3(6 discharge-! ice !. B. Bruce said tha statement Two Men Arrested In foramen were not Involved In any cooperative plana for rehabilita­ The largest group ended on the Served to the visiting, pilots, GENOA, July 17, (A*)—Seaora was made orally last night by tion of Western Europe. • Th* social activities of th* Pri­ form of violence and added ilikt William Boethin, 26, a former Jax ForSafe Cracking Queen EUcabetL #STy 17. Many Era Peron, wlfa of th* Argentina “some weren’t iven on the picket -Till go by plan* Inter. • ______vate Fiver* Of Sanford now roo- president-, ended.her auy on tn* Italian Riviera, bwiay and District Attorney Irl Foard, who Jacksonville ,*July it, Red Shield Club To h full moan laft Genoa bv plana for Rom* m Mullin said ha doubted whether participated In ht'e quluing with —Two man Identified by DeUctiv* each month rout* to Lisbon and Parit. th* union would have any legal Bruce. Sheriff Cecil Markley. FBI Inspector E. I- Acosta as Robert raourse In vlaw of tha Taft-IUrt- Begin Program Friday to some point of nast within Just before her departure a agent* and state patrolmen, said U Spanear, 49, and his brother, —. . ■ tay Labor Aet but aald ovary ef­ g sai l. Ban member of Benenl Paron’a-rulta Boethin told them he dumped the John .L. 47. of Birmingham. Ala., The Red Shield Club, sponsored U> CROSS TAXED •aid aba would make her final fort would be made to have th* money down an abandoned mine war* In Jail today > waiting a pre­ man reinstated. by tho local Salvation Army Corps, * ROCK. July 17. (AT— decision ’about visiting England shaft. liminary hearing on charges of will be open to boys and girls tnl* V 0t»F. j t Wllllam-i has safe cracking, BUILDING PERMIT T. H. House, 48, the rathltr summer beginning Friday after­ tat the American Red (In London yaetardar an Ar­ and vice-president v/Ha was alone Tha two wars arretM Monday noon at 1:36 •'slock. It was an­ I ration of Cen gentina source said that Henvra W. T. R. Geiger baa obtained In tha bank at tha time of th* night In th* act of forcing tho nounced today by Capt. Byrd Hud­ to sponsor all Peron finally had-decided against a city permit to erect a one story holdup and was seriously wounj- combination of a * safe at the son. activities and I it purchased for victim* making a visit to England.) concret* block building at 2400 ed.' was reported rearing comfor­ Houthsldc Automobile Agency by Lieut. Earl Griffin wiU ba la rornado near Pino Bluff Sanford Avenue. Estimated cost tably In a Cripple Creek hospital. Patrolmen.Johnny-Shcelver and C. chants of th* program which In­ Wlfllama aald th# Arkan- Tha namesake of y*!# Univer­ Markley said bank officials esti­ L. Green who answered s call by clude* outside and tnsldo frame* i tax Jaw axduded only sity. Ellhu Yala waa a native of mated that after an Mtlal cheek neighborhood resldonts that two and a awlmnflng outing. Tha dab Boston who bocamo governor of mit to erect a concrete block home that slightly lees than 98,000 was men were lurking In an alley, will b* located In tha basaaaaat at 1181 Sanford Avenue. taken In tha holdup. PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1917 Rebels Escape World Revolt China Reports New With that tfoodnevira C*atl«a»4 Kiwi l*aa» l»w k it «*h(1«m#4 rmM Pa** Rstl Mongolian Crossing munlst - dominated ncwspiqx-r Kl- *r, and the Eastern Htmliplitrf .— Mother-amt cld^y eflhcria Kllada to have inucd a In are in the throe* of r.NANKING. July , 17,____ 0P1 A new pioclamation over a guerrilla m the . Communist world-revolution border crossing hy Outer Mon- But hake acake radio asserting it was absolutely wlhieh wa* projected hack In the folian troops into China, thia time necessary to create an independ­ days of the Boliheri*t upheaval into the-inner Mongolian piovince This very da y / ent, Communist government *n of 1017 and only now i* in full of Sqjyuan, waa reported today hy what ho termed the "free re­ swing, the newspaper Hai Kin Poo. gions."___I I . Professional ohnervera even be* The area, of the reported new Where Customers Send Their Friends” Tito purported broadca.t win fore the late war. recognised the rroaaing la* approximately 1,000 aald to -have proclaimed that thu idea of world-revolution a* n Tncdl- mile* east of the first reported guerrilla* were "Willing"-to c«mo nal goal of Iluinlan Communism. It border rroaainfs on the boundary to an agict-mcttl hut lliat estab­ wa* hyhikup pending the strength- between Outer Mongolia and Kink- lishment of a free elate wn* tkeninir of tho S«vtct Union peon- iang, moat -northwesterly of the- We WuuCt Advertise Any ITEM HOME CONTROL-LED” neceiaary. .One of the. aim* of tho Chinese provinces. • fiee atalo" waa to “ free Greece A dispatch to the newspaper *04 Kant Flrnt Street from intervention, whore aitif i* frnm Peiping quoted travelers as Sanford. Florida saying that Outer Mongolian WE BELIEVE OVER PRICED I-' Inf the Moscow regime -m ilt1 for to a depth a t about AS mlii-a from ,f fore seeing that another general the Tukehlikeh border region. ANN PAGE •*- war was blowing. This war would i northwrfat of Peiping. provide the chaos which would he, The dispalrh said ihtu Oulei d favorable lo the Inauguration 'o f ‘ Mongolian forces were establish- Pineapple - Peach A ,, the world drlvr for the expansion ing border defense headquarter* ii of Communism under direction of. at Wulanjeniohal, well within it the cominten In Moscow. [.Chinese territory. Damson Plum A HOUR CAR LOAD OF LAMB Georgia Shipped Dr used A Drawn Genuine .Spring Lamb A tirada From Sioux PRESERVES Fall, Sou tli Dakota 11 ill f nr Whole which wasn't according t) hoyle. However, although Russia suffer­ Military Pact Shoulders lb. 33c ed grievously herself, with allied 8treak O'Lean ll SIUNOC t M tinc n s c a aid she emerged strong enough to Undertake .a wholesale eipahslon of her sphere of influence. Tills has resulted In the establishment Rath* Tender Sandwich Spread pt jar of Communist controller! govern­ ments throughput Eastern Europe it* House —and the expansion continue*. } Picnics. ‘Naturally all Moscow's activities have Itren dominated by the ren* U. S. Grade A' Young Tender Baby Beef IN OCR SELF SERVICE CHEESE CASE Condensed Milk Ital Idea of spreading Communism Frnm The West. and thereby strengthening Rus­ Sirloin* T*ll«rleait Ae- the immediate safrtv of tho lint ligitles'Will Hold a series of hear­ !*h Expeditionary Force fell dur­ technicians 16 district* set u(f ings each day next wryk In its Large Juicy ing the evening and early night of when their service* are requested investigation of Communism . r \ BLOSSOM TIME TALI, May 28, which caused all avail­ hy local Imardx which are set up I’resident Truman sent Congress Lemons doz 35c Lflmb Shoulders 1b SOc able resources lo -he immrdntcly by the growers To develop sni today tha detail* qf how Army concentrated on the French coast, plsn work progrsm*. R. E. With- limit 6 3 for 25c engineers would siicnd the 12.17,- No. 2W SILVER FLOSS iSH FILLETS eased during the 2l»th," Ramsay errtl, lysil of the ,U8DA Conser­ 000,000 he wants immediately for Sausage reported. Hut he noted that the vation Service for Central Flor­ flood control work in the Mis- ttuce 2 headfl 23c Large Assortment destroyer Wakeful, ladou with ida 'also spoke of this set up. KRAUT troops, was torpedoed and all elaslppl River basin. Edward A. O’Neal ,preside tit Under budget estimate* for­ FANCY FRESH PLUM iten* Froxen troops on board went down with of the- American Farm Bureau Shrimp TV 83c tho ship, and that later tho des­ warded to Congress, this Is how Fcilerstlmi, recently stated, “The the money Would lie spent in the Lb. Bordens troyers wero attacked by . mve crux of the isspe is proper 'inn U ox. SNIDERS FANCY bomber*. year ending next June 30: of land. It is a program that .General flood control .project* At about -t I*. M. on May 29 a merits the solid hacking of all two-hour ilivo bombing attack on In the Mississippi River ibaslii. CATSUP ritixens, whether they are In tho 1177,000,000;. for Good control No. I FRANCO AMERICAN Dunkerque harbor forced the com­ city or on the i^pd. Lord Fftlrfttx plete rcrsntioq of embark-'.lions of work on the tower Mississippi If the county wide referemlrm and Ua tributaries, f&0,000,000, troops, hut the operation wa* re­ I*-successful, and the Board at SPAGHETTI turned nt dusk. Thai air ullack, aid for maintenance and improve­ No. 1 Your Certified Mushroom Tomatoes Gainesville determines that tho ment of {listing rivers and har­ however, blocked I ho harbor, and tlcahle, five of the original pe- all troops thereafter wuro looded bors and work .on the Missouri o|icralitiH of the district is prsc* River between Sioux City and St. from tho beaches, wading mu Into tltioner* msy spply to the Secre­ the surf. Louis, 810,000,000. tary of State for a certificate I Ih. Sunshine Wheat On May 31) ‘'matters proceeded of organisation. Within 30 days smoothly throughout the day ow­ Polish Demand ing to the mist and there being a after receiving this certificate five local supervisors are to tie big smoke cloud over Dunkerque elected. Toast Wafers 24c Thie procedure Is according to the Soil Conservation. Dlstricta N E W S I 2 ? Act which was enacted hy the No. 2 Zigter rw sarea ■ toryJ’ tcksd Florida Legislature, in 1939, ac­ Apple Hauce 2/2Sc tuns, fabtkki cording to Mr, McMullen, in or­ U Liptoru— Limit 8 der to furnish farmers, vegetable, O. P. Tea 2 for 19c citrus and cattle producers with Hbo* Moonklst Sweet an organised and more effective Grapefruit “Juice medium for plahnlhg ami rxr- ill*Cl,oj w ir* Iwme iijy *u iiini.«|v aervatlon and improved land use for the current conclusion rather ifelni Attained measures on an Individual farm, than her northern neighbors. Diced Pineapple 35c community, .county or larger As the session began, Herschol No. 2 Maria rylng nut soil and watar con- V. Johnson,______j,- Deputy P. 8. dele­ Crush rd Pineapple 33c the destroyers." area basts. gate, told newsmen the United No. 2

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The Sanford Herald' • Learning To Swim Southern Pacific Ik ' ‘ ElltkllUfl la IM rabllittl 4.11 T a*rapl HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS Threatened By Strike .wj •■4 at All sorts of theories have been advanced for Teaching ■r Allay ______laali»4. I'larUa 111 Miaa.II* l » t » « sDinll children to swim, from throwing them into the water SAN FRANCISCO. July 17. UF) • with the expectancy'that they will show fish tendencies, I KECKrJ A Foot I* —Threat of a strike by the Broth­ t.air„4 a. ■•rial a la.. aaatltr erhood of Locomotive Engine*J Irlalar If, Ilia, al tfca I".a I Ulllr* to hiring the services of an expert teacher. The first UOCyiS EF HE a I aaar.nl. riarMa. ao4ar Iba Ad system has too many elements of danger, and the second at 0:00 t\. M. Monday hung today »f <'«aima af Marrb *. Iaar. CREPICK FtiH »JE5* FE/H over the 1‘aclfia lines of the South­ is not always practical. American. Home Magazine, in Its ern Pacific, one of - the nation'* II(II.I.A 111 I- UliAK CRA LY t _____ malor railways. Mllar July issue, offers some good advice on teaching youngsters UOMItO* IIKAX lo enjoy the water,, written by a father who has had Unless 19 of 74 demand* for re­ Haalataa Maaaaif' experience. vision* uf working rules are mat before the deadline, the union said, .i “S' StftStHirTIOfc RATO Titled “ Water Sprites” , it is packed full of details faiablr la A4vaara its 3,600 members will halt trafrit t A - Rj Carrier. *i*K —- • .»« fhat take children from their first experience paddling over the major portion of the com­ ' ------«*, Oat Maaib__ J------T4 in a baby pool, td that- tnoiMUtMU first dive. The author, pany's 10,000 miles of track. rbira Maalba _ _ ------1 M Charles Snwin, emphasizes that all steps o f the swimming The strike call, Issued late yes- lla Maalba . ------^ ------4A* tardar.br Harrison C. flobart us, ‘ Uaa |m i . ■ •*»* lessons must lie FUN. In that way; it is almost impossible xistant grand chief of the hrotheiv All abHaarr aallr**, rarMa al for a child ever to four water, hood, and I*. P. Peterson,- tha Ibeaha, raaalallaaa aal aalltat ml T lie Ha wins' five-year old daughter led the way when union's general-hcairman, ram* as aalarlalaaavala far Iba Mipai, al ratals* laala, MIN !• rbara«4 I*' swimming lessons began for. three-year oldlBuddy. First! the shipping crush of the Western al raaalar a4t*ri|aiaa rataa. harvest approached lu seasonal of a)! the Sawing taught their boy how to-tioid his breatfiT peak. Ialaa4 Natrapapar Hapiaaaala- The parents showed him how, out of water. Then they The strike would affect also lltaa, la*, rapraaaala Tba llaral.i made a game of Buddy’s picking up shells in his one-foot- la iba Ball.aal 11*14 ml a4»*rllaJa* the Northwestern Pacific and the olliaaa ara aualalalaa4 la Iba lata- deep pool, and he quickly commenced to do this ducking San Diego and Arisons Railroads, rat alii** la lb# aaaalrr will his hend under water. Southern Pacific subsidiaries, Tha ^ prlaalpal htaAaaartrr* la (liln|i three lines carry 160 passenger aa4 Naa* Varb. , - His next step wna floating with face downward while and 1,000 freight, trains dally. • Tba Il*ral4 I* a tataaabar ml Ibt holding his breath. By this time, Buddy was experienced Operation* Involved would ba Aa*»alal*4 Pra*. nblrb la aallllal enough to learn lo' kick. This was achieved by telling from Han Fraiwtaco north to Porlff 1 rialaalialr la iba aa* far itfakll' land, Ora.t east'ttf Ogdon. Utah, rail.a af all Iba laaal aabra prlaltl him to “ kick like an engine” . Soon, he was anxious to ia.to.a4 *. la Ibla aanapapar. a* nail aa all learn how to dive, and the momentous day arrived when and south to Los Angeles, Tucson, A I* arm 4l*pairhaa, V * r.i ear*4* for Lake Okeechobee wax advocat­ I Prom Traill) Gum Forwards Knowledge SiSS Air Ian l-Ulrtoliia We rema lo iba High Cliff* of Hon*. ed today a* flood conditions,con­ T litoi Il,a4)liia StHi tinued in th* Everglades area. Stature Tl IS Art Hail,,) * •bluing fliiuingo rn) in tb* depart Chewing gum, a habit which some people deprecate, TiS* TSa liubanal-l, Water U over tba Hhawano and ing aun. has done something for the world. Jt has helped make known Tl** 11 ra4 itMe N.tol Connors highway, and th* Ftor- »>*» Unit ilRBI iday Greyhound Bus lines la re­ JL- lhous*%t ah juora long bllle^ gap, ithp imposing riiiiiB of tho Mayas of Mexico and Central Ilaa4l* bird* upon tba Slit Ilaa4llar .Vans in the lost couple of days buF brush and lay out small air fields to transport their liM I'll,,, rS^aarra Jaaibarra. water t* .atilt rising in canals. rad-gold walar. 4,3* II > -The group which met here de­ ------thair-Tonng------—— with vines. whuae-presence would never-havo been guessed. Tioor Jtetaa Haatodoa ! - * cided to urge the Florida con— In raurar.ilba unli of aaawrad. The new temples are particularly Interesting because • Ttn* NaarU* Hrrraadr the plan for cdhvertinjg Ui* West Al length tba broad and ataadjr Tilo Sna,J»r Sa,raa4* gressional delegation, to support of their wall paintings, the largest of the few Mayan die* Sin, llrlrt, lira m HlSS Nua,I— l,„H ad, Palm Beach canal into 'an arte­ of tba lighthouse fall arroaa our specimens known, and brillinntly colored. Fortunntely Giles Oil* Nlllrbla* T(a>r rial drainage waterway, but ask­ Jbfjll,_ -«_ _ Warala* |l,ii>ll—i ed that it not be upon fur nav­ and »a turnad boma, night at our umentary movie for his company, is a trained archaeologist, H, 41 Waralae Rr4lia30 MtoXnl l',.,ia a M m it I i h ta rs» Iffvaa r«N » <)«»! when next they have to scrape wads of disustR] gum from ISltS Titan Yoa'lr Krqa<,la4 The -government i» planning furniture and shoes. *0:30 Mnrnl.a Mrlu4l<> ior Clumber o( Cummticc held in underground war fsclotir*. Cues* 11,0* !.»*'• ,j» Vl-ltlas the Mayfair Inn. IS,## v ,« , at Nana we won’t hive many n( them down ISlIS U*il„H ll.>nuJwl> These . political iiiurs must |i,rr Ami hy thr way what would llfjo llt,)llm i, l-ruaraii, hr foilght out op the belieficTd Island Of Ceylon IS>4S XrMiallnir Vain we do for bomb shelters in esi* - I, 00 llrarflia, Vn,R of politics, by votes and. candi- ^1)1* I'toiir Ar»i , , . iLiles." lie . added. . si emergency >- Known the world around for its major uxporl, twt, IiSa IT, War uiTlwIf Ceylon also contributes citronelln, so much in use during 111* Salaa S«,rna4* "Tlicre inuil be a g/ass-rnots ll would be inleiriting lo know vacation days to ward o ff mosquitoes. Poets-for centuries 3,00 lira Alin- V-m awakening of opr political reipon- how many borne* which i*cently X>*a Itar X'ator llawrb have celebrated Ceylon as the "Garden o f the Sea," the Sl4S In I'ruaOlr Wa Hall ailjilifirs, whether in slate^, cou n 9 coil 10 or IS ihouisnd dallsrr lo Site Ifrwitliar YrW( "Land without Sorrow," “ Island of J^wejs.” SHM HnlaClr UbU,.,,, ly or city,. This is. not, something build, or which hsve told recently It soon is to be given domirtlortWtliuir by Great Britain. Six* Sturm Tlmr I lo lesve up M th* «kh>r'f*llow. for that amount, or more, are Of Us(G,0QO,(H)0 natives the largest group is the Buddhist Bi4S Sank Mr,I tl** nraUllar Xrrta W* must do theie*1hinti our- stinted al »S,00Q for lax pui- Senegalese who came from India centuries before Christ. 4103 I40S (Tab selvri,’’ CcsopaV assarted, “ We mud *1*0 ll-aillih. \ ,„i There are also Hindus and Mohammedans, but apparently Si#S Natrlla Tlmr erect a public structure- built on these religious differences create no such problems as ob­ SiSS Marl tba llqtoU a foundation of honesty and in­ II Communion were in control tain among these sects in India. Si4S. Hail, I'latain in this country, no one would be OlOO. llraUlfnn \ r„. tegrity," th* gubernatorial 'iah- Around many family dinner tables these days talk is dldaUaald. allowed to vote escepl Common- heard of life during World Wnr If In Kandy, one of the iiti. Thai would be the i»me *» Britain Will Attend ' Mr. Ferry Bremer, who .Was lending cities, the Buddhist pilgrimage center. Here large a cornetlst with tba NatjonaU "* if the Republican* got conttol and Allied forces were quartered. German TnlkH Only If Symphony Orybestra of Washing*^ paired a law that no one could At this time when in one day breakfast in toTJe find ton, D. C. and Ida son Bub, a pi­ vole but Republicans. How would Not Confined To Ruhr anist, rendered several musical se­ in Calcutta, lunch in Bangkok and dinner in Manila, a fair lections, you like dial? • spot like Ceylon seems no longer beyond the possibility as LONDON, July ~vf, (A*)—A For­ Stutembar 1 has bean dsiignatad ' eign Office spokesman said -to­ 'The Stale Deparment hat de­ a tourist objective. The exotic corners of Asia are brought by the board of direetors. as the close by the airplane, and the far places of the earth take night Britain bad informed the opening data for tho Tourist In­ cided lo sbsndon the progisrn u. S. Slate Department she was on Interest never Imagined before.-. formation Booth located at Park initialed by Henry Morgenthau lo not prepared to accept an invita­ Avenue and the Seminole Boule­ -- reduce Germany .lo g nation <•( tion for Anglo-American talks on vard. It was staled. Ray SlatoA Germany In Washington If the •mail farmi. Ill new policy calli waa appointed to serve with mai6‘ THE HISTORY OF SANFORD CELERY discussions were to be cunfdied to bprs of other clvte and veteran's “ an industrialized, productive Ger­ Ruhr coat production. ’ By II. J. LEHMAN _____ organisations on a committe# fofl| many for peaceful purposes." British representative* will go I be selection of the roadside pork How to keep thoie indurliiei to Washington only If lh> scope of (4). ba*. built In Hamtnols County EDITOR’D NOTE:—Thla la tha of Fab. 7. 189S, tha rlllti or awoke the projected talk* is widened to peaceful,, however, remain* the by the Hut* ■ Road Department. Drat of .a aarlr* of Ihrao arliclto to tha fact that their main source Include such matters' as hl-xonal Gene Tucker and Alvin Od- big problem. 1 — ; .appearing dally la Tha .Sanford of Income had been destroyed over­ fpod problems, finance, new levels ham, who or# In charge of ar­ Tterkld on tha hlatory of Han> night What la referred to a* tha for Industry and so on, he said. ’‘Big Freese of W had virtually rangement* for the Slat* Jayne# Everyone ii interfiled in bet­ ford rylary, written by II. J. ' The 'British tommunlcatlon lo Conventon to b« bald In Sanford ter safety for the nation’* coal U kaiD , manager of tho Han­ laid waste to practically every or­ the State Department, dispttched ange grove !h Florida and bad "a short time ago,” expressed this Aug. g and 9, appointed commit-' ford Slat# Farmer* Market, and tea bead* to help thara with thair mineti, but the occupational haz­ himaalf for many yaara o grow­ stripped them of from 70 lo 100 country's view that Berlin would ard* in ihit country are not con­ millions ofkdollan. They ha be a more suitable plan for dta work. Those placid on committee* er of Hanford rotary. wer# Vincent Peel, Richard Lund- fined lo the coal mine*. We are mad* poor In a night* Thu* par* ruasiun on hi-sonal coal production; hap* tb* moat remarkable fr.M of the spokesman added. qalst, H. W. Estes, Harrylarry RobsaHobsam concerned, loo, with the growing It 1* aaid that eatery originally H. G, McIntosh and ArthuV Hanford'* celery development i* The United Slate* asked Bri­ accident rate among farmer* a* grow wild In Tha marshes along Beckwith, Jr. ,, _ the banka of the river Thame* In that it wa* conceived and devel­ tain July 11 to send a mission to the increased uia of fatal machin­ oped by people without money and Mr. Joel Field >appeered before- England ahd In tha Mediterranean Washington to discuaa what a tho group fn behalf of th* Amer­ ery lend* more and more of them counlrlaa. Thera are many report! some heavily in debt. Tba popula­ communique at th* time said were tion dropped to. around 2OO0 by ican I*glop to oak the coopara- to the hospitals. In Florida I ait a* to It* early uaea In various man­ “urgent problems-' connected With tion of tha Jaycaaa In ‘ aiding th# ner*. but tha first record of It aa ttwrwd of th* year. Increasing Ruhr coal output. year 30 perion* lost their live* Campbell-Lossing Post to gat tM an edible wna In Franco‘ In 10h2. After viewing th* devastation state Ldgion headquarter* located in farm accident*, more than wrought by nature, tho pro wit* Thera t* no definite Information might reproduce them*»-lves, In Sanford. Mr. Field requested 2,000 were injured. a* to bow It waa first Introduce I war* forced, by necessity, to look Quoting from a lettsr from Mr, for other means of livilumd. AI tout that the Jaycecs send a letter If Into the United States, but there 8, O. Chase, Br„ to s gentleman th* State American legion organ­ Prtif. Einstein reiterate* the Is a legnxj that tha French IJuge- a year elapsed before new field* In Phlladelnhia, showing Mr. Chxae could b* exploited, aa little could isation InviUng them to coma to warning that il muM be “ one rot* had- with them colury seed to be the friend of Capt. WhltiMtrr when they landed In CharltMoi, in b* don* until tha land could be Sanford. ■The elub agreed Ire world, or none." There will be “In 1897 Capt. Whltne? planted at sponsor such a letter. j m lt!A7. Ikwtvrr. there la no record cleared, which when completed, re­ Lake.Jessup on the Lake margin more confidence, however, in •r to how It found IUt* way In Now sembled mil* after rails if waste­ about three-quarters of on acre of FLYING DISC man’* ability to organize One Jersey and Mlc‘ ' n, athar than land. Thla asm* land sold the fol­ celcrv as an experiment. The Cap­ the assumption that seeds were lowing Fall for aa little aa 23 cent* MARGATE, England, July World for peaceful purpose* when tain and I drove ‘over lo see how —Town Councillor A, Lovell r«L carried along aa tha paoplo sought par acre, quite a difference from the winter garden looked a week the simpler problem* of mttnUin- new homeland. Thus tho lirst the price of land today In th* ly knawk that flytng discs exist— after th# frease, and his celery he made one. nnd It flaw. Loretl'u ing industrial peace within one celery planted in Sanford, pri­ Sanford celery section. looked as If somebody had poured marily aa an experiment, came revolving disc la rub bar-propelled nation are met, When the CIO It la Interesting to note her*, boiling water over it. My recol­ and 14’ BleMa across. It has an from Kalammoo, Mich . and devel­ that now, B0 yaara latar, If a quit* fighting the AFL when lection of how we used to neglect 18-Inch stabillilng rotor itnd1 n oped Into what ii probably known farmer can obtain ready tiled our lltU* celery trenched In tho * there it peace within the halls of as one of tho groateit agricultural rilstigular stabilising vane. In ttr* cleared land for IAO0 par e:r# old days, almoet letting them per­ day's flrat t**U It flaw J00 fa#L Congress, when you can get along money producing crops In Florida. ha consider* himself lucky. During ish for want of moisture before with your competitor, then One According to all the available the 1930’# cleared, drained and Ir­ they ware watered, and knowing record* that I have, tho honor of rigated land with Improvement* that celcrv had a wonderful con­ ^ ------— ire World may be possible. having planted the first celery In sold for #1000 to |16W per acra. stitution and comeback, I told the Sanford it given to ilon. J, N. In lata rears It haa depreciated In Captain I thought if wa took car* - J Central Motor* ha* decided to Whitnar. who waa a- member of value, to that now good improved of the crop we might gat *ome Don’t Read Thla * i halt production of automobile* for tha Florida Legislature. It U farm* **11 for IKK) to ?7.Y0 per celery. I told his man to raks off - ,U!UL.ittcJi JJttCgttic of disturbed only fitting to uaa aa a beginning acra. Tb* -dwtease In coat la tha damaged stalk*, fsrttlhM It Unless condition* in Die steel industry.” IBs following a*cerpi“ffOM?«S Mi­ lamreiy-attributed to th# -La ipd tee - what" happened. - About Bank foreclosing mortgages a three weeks after that lhe Cap­ Y °« want to m U •; Theta condition* have mulled ll selling the land at almost any tain went to Tallahassee, as he " , Ymt Want ta buy a from the recent coal iritlcmcnt Cow was a member of tha Legislature We Will sail your ea#. for which gave miner* a father wb- mods map, lie Baade him a horti­ .ilt.waa dyin g th* fait uf 1297 and wa* .there for 60 days. Whan IlUnPal wage iocrraa*. Th* atari culturist, pul him to rtrm tha Whliner, largely h# returned I had roabet up over Cardan of Eden, and tha happiness mental purposes, ob- *1300 out of the patch. r ' t indiulrie* will have to pay moia and perhaps tha vary existence of calery pinna from '• "The fact that it cam) back so for their coal »o lh*y will. want hai depended since then upon “ •** plants, when tillingIff the koH.” ------______about threo-quar- amym.. . B ..... to charge more for their »leel and the-automobile ibduMnc* will In tha laltar part,of the nine­ tars of aa.acr* on a farm South­ th# crop w# needed, Tha stalks teenth century, Sanford, situated east of Sanford on Lake Jessup. war* so small that I made a litU# Auction Co. itb fth v p £*y nor* Tor *la*l on th* St. John* River, 126 mile# Whan thla eatery waa about two- frame about 6“ deep and 4 ‘ wide v lb*y will want lo charge rooty, south of Jacksonville, waa a thriv­ thirds grown, a saver* freer* waa and stacked tha ttalka uf celery •for. their automobile*. And until ing town of about 600 population, •xperiincad that rot it to the In that'spare, then tied the roots loss Mr, they find out mostly citrus growers and fa m - I

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i THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE F IV » tm -* ' n i m i , ... §} )» ■ . Ill- ■ - • •' V«b Children ('onirihutc •omr4 of hu mater ml into •4 To KmLCrqss Fund microphone, lie t» no purs ltr*« guist. You atilt ran detect hint* Social And Personal' Activities The sum oh <4 tfi wiu p*-. xekted uf a .tough childhood through the hv tho children, who attended the restrained stuiiea which ha-.il Bible School df the First- M •ihivlist made him a rise and,'at Icaif W« Miss Mary E. Schmehl Church, to the American Red Ore** fore taxes, nne of jtiosdvvay'j it wa» revealed today by Mr*. highest .earner*. Social Calender Weds M. C, Straub,vJ.r. Personals Ethel Gcisler, *xecutlv»-*cvrctary As a mutter of further startling of the local Heil Cross (h*|'iec. fart, Jackie's stories likely a* not don't even have "punch-linas," a THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. Ottu Shutvld of Air*. K. C. Wiilianii, dire- tor uf Mr. and Mr*. J«»-'" Stiuciphni- the Primary Department, said • situation which'would have AIIK The Veterans of Foreign Wan Sanford and Daytona ‘have an­ and family- uf Chattanooga. I mu. nounced the marriage of their dial each child contributed a Mnall ton Berio writhing in mental pain Auxiliary will meet at the Tourist are-'the guest- uf Mr. and Mrs. were In* fncesl-with a similar *it- Center at 8:00 P. M. , daughter, Mary Elisabeth, .to Mer­ amount ench day and nt the end rill C. Straub, Jr„ son '.T Mr. and J. M- PthirJpbtr. of the Bllile classes, it .vtts M*>- uuiioti. But Jackie grta hia laugh* MONDAY11 Mrs. M. C- Strauli of Willlnmupori, cided tu turn the aURf.oV'-s tu the ci"i* from his ruanner of telling The W. M. U. of the First Bap­ Mr. and’ Mrs. A. -Vtena left for tlittn with sortie startling “ switch" P*. Tin- wedding wx.s an went i».,.ilnl ,i n...... aitsc visit American Nrrtioiinl Rinl, CrOJ* tist Church will meet at 3:30 of July 1-1 at the hunio of Judge ChTIJreh'* Eotnl wlitch is ttseil for ! of ttodifii-’nal .. rn.c "cimmlrk." P. M. at the church annex. Mis. and Mrs, A. S. Mitjuren in F'.dks- tug Mn.'nml Sirs. -It. CfirMtl children, not only in th-< I'nited He does no prat falls, went* nj Roy Britt Is in, charge of the ton. Ga. The bride was given ir fur the,past otui\th. Slate*, but in foreign count'.ie: a* htmiy make-up. putty non ur~ program and the' subject will l>e marriage by her father and war well. t-aggy pant*. “ Chinese." attended bv her sisters, Mr*. 1 cu Mr. aud Mr*. D. \, |>rt« is uf Mr*. Geislsr reported that the The Sunbeams, Junior KAs uni Rulner of Sanford and .Mrs. Htto Jacksonville and llownid .ilbran contribution had been sent'to the Junior’ GAs Will meet at the. same Diekow of Daytona Ileaeli. uf Cherryviile, N. i . l* ,■ «o'.ant­ national headquarter* tuul an ac­ time at the church. The bride was gowne-l In a ed to their KhMes after vitiling knowledgement lind been received. white silk gabardine suit and wore .Mrs. J. T. Brad;. brown and white acreiSwie*. Her iRsyehoanlyms Will ATtaACIIVl Dr. Inge Oetvertrrg Mary Anna Springer corsage was uf pihk r.f dials, Mr*. J. T. Hiady Jr f ' i (akoie) is the pto-.tvutor bring­ Mrs. Straub was horn In San­ amt Jean RugCI M.iv Alice Help With ('riniinalH ing fotuter Natl* to Jtrillve at the Nominated For Office ford but has lived in Daytona firav of Jacksonville |.-ft y.-ti-uluv Heidelberg, Germany, Hpruchkem-- to spend a wt-ok in Miami. for thF pest 10 yearr. She wits It. ADELAIDE KERB nn-r dc-na/iilcaliim court Stic b.n TALLAHA8SEK. July 17, UP>— graduated from Seabieexv I’i i jAh Nrw»lvaluer* Writer been aiding the Alltel In tb(* Cippc- Donna -Jolley of Tallahassee anil vale School and Seabrti i > High Mr*. J. It. Hsu l.-f- recently it/aincu April, '47. (lotvrnatluaut) for Brunson. ;L 'a ti-it Mir "t'riiiiiiif.ls me not fuiidainentatly Alice Youmans of Miami today op­ School. She was a student tor different from other |ieopte. Thev posed each other for the governor­ two Years at VirginiA Intel nuuil son and daughter-in-la.v, Air. and Aim. J. tl, Hyers. can tie healed by liic right treat­ ship of the American Legion Aux­ College in Bristol, Va, She L ment and experience box ainnyn us iliary sponsored Claris* State In employed at the Commert ini Hjrnk WIAIING HU CIRl GUIDES uniform. Prince- ■ EllratK-lh'greets follow lJHOAOWAY Mr. «n.l Mrs. W. E. c-ntlth*hare cltlcers uf.tiie urgnni.ation utter reviewing a tfiaix parade of the Girl ttint one of the /beat approach) It) JAt'H UTililAN progress hera. and is president of Delia Theta I* psychoanalysis." Miss Jolley represented the Chi sorority. lift fdi l . i it.it A!r-- GiiUb'i fiDtu nil part* of Eufopc. No'e ttiat tlie pfijkei* Is li-iug tbo lett- Smith'a pun-ios, Mi, unit Mi a. J. , banded jundshake of the Guides, The glrla uipe to lauulon for tliHc In that compact nutshell, Dr. "Federalist* party and Miss Yeo­ Mr, Straub was horn In Revuva, Mi'tiDn Hshniidi-Lei g sum* up lie- NEW YttRK Jackie Mile*’ i* mans was nominated by the “Na­ II. Duy. ontlual Ctii'ampmcnl ut historic llkruplon Court. ^fiilcTuatioiial) I’a. and received his ahooliiw .it knowledge gleaned from 11 years' one more wartime mmedinit wtio tionalists." Ada. O. Mainland Higli .klm-il and . Miss Satu Wmten tai.vieiby work devoted to In tiling empty liu* uroie tlurn u nairow chnnro { Federalist candidates for Cabi­ Ohio Northern University. IL- has of In iuming |n i mitiiti-iii Iy |«ui- net positions were Nancy Miller of been employrd at Florida Bank has returned front Ariiout-m. Vs, Biilaiu'-r jail*. where she culled Licit. I'umdi. The t'mholxnvak Imru psy­ par, PenaacoLa, Secretary of State; Pat nnd Trust Co. since 1917 except lYjlcird)’ the- sbiMiting atam ..if| Weigand of Lakeland, comptrol­ for three years when L" served und Mrs. Joiui Williams, chiatrist a goml.looking young ' .— -jl._1. the night ejiiti firmament navel ler: Jo Ann Taylor of Tallaliai- with the Army Air Force.v 34Mh TEEN TALK witrnnp with a halo of Huffy ilnrk Mr. nnd Mrs llani- v It.vk have liair and .sparkling giav-greelt l« min tin i teiiiin trip to tin- mv aee, commissioner of agriculture; Fighter Group in Aust-alb, New • ml tihd thud in to clubs nnd Bettv Turner of l-ake Wales, sup­ Guinea, the . Philippines -and Ok­ as their iru« - Air, and AIm . AV. A. eycx-vVurhj-d from 1933 to’ t!i4I» a* Krntteit und Muughteis t>f Tal- At’ N ew-feature* a |>*yrhinll fsl ut the (London) Ihri-itil It.It hu!i-I- from wfirlue erintendent of public instruction; inawa. V IJi-.ii Inily, Charlotte Judge of Orlando, state Mr. arid Mrs. Straub inking n iAhastee. I list it lift- fortta- Sliciillfir Treat­ they cattle nhili many of the top J Mr i of the kids these *t.i\» me comic* Were off tn.wo^. Home of j treasurer and ,C*reLWood of Plant wedding trip' through. Alabamn, pn-tty gixid Lwimmers,-lull the ment of Delinquency, where psy­ City, attorney general. Ohio and Pennsylvania arid - plan Mrs- Cliaiit-s Amier/un bus re­ chiatrist* anil *ls ial wiitkere com­ them me tupio than u hi lie irri- . turned frum utti,tiding lbs Baptist el nervation of one Itfeguartl cn l!te talrd ih.tt they haven't t* err nh’e The Nationalists nom inated to make their home in Daytona. Ailuritic roast is Hint the h",is ure bine effort* to cine the conditions Mary Hill of Lakeland, secretin y 'AasernglyTieht in Kldgreiest, N. C, ■that mid e - criminal'. Jtr. Si-hmi to Slav on top, although they do nnd visiting Mi HnvJervMivlll.' nrd r-ttiiig friskier lii the oci-ati—all not offer any overly- rational of state; Mary Anna Springer of of which wunles the IlfcgaUrdl deberg calls it the first nnd only Sanford, comptroller; J. Anne Pike Should Elizabeth's other point, in North Carolina. Institute sif it* kind. Hiiv.ii lor their '•mhh'U iLciitn1, (i-ry much.' - Thi*)- wonder aloud' how Jm-V, * of Mount Dora, commissioner of Wedding Be Large? It's fun to ride the waver, Tod*)— *ttrr Is month** *ludv agriculture; Nancy Smith of Jack­ Mrs. J. D. CuVdet! return is I in j Mile*. m,w ••arnlng xt.rKM) n Week Alonday from Ridgi-crest, N. t-.' agrees this hep -.-aver, but bt'fate of Ainrrirnn mrlhmls draling wltli in ir»|:lit dull* nnd theater*, is sonville superintendent^ of public By El)VltKAGII vou wiggle yodr IiN-s in the surf rriniinnb-Dr. S'hniidelirrg Is coop­ Instruction; Hetty Jane lotion of where she att*iided Aha llaptfstt able lo stay Up there with (ltd LONDON. July 17. W l-Should Assemble for -a w w l, tin 10 0.-1 V»;i sliould undi'1 Stand water* erating with trading American lm K Lewi*,'*, Hnerv BirjirripK t Tallahassee slate treasurer and Princess EITxabeth's wrddin- fw a in t our area. Tie udvues i7u; kids lisyrhUDtstH “nnit ‘ ociat - workers Mary Ann Jacobson of Dei-tml, at­ home she vlxlteil In Galnenvitie} jiiiki-i*. Mill.-n llerl-* big one, with dancing in streets nnd Atlanta. (In. to Is on their gumil every si-roml; in founding an American rrirninal torney general. amt tile 1 1 tier Veil run* despili' his and fireworks at night, or a sim­ not to. go in where there ere rlinlt in Sen A'ork. , inmpiiialivrle eiilhnv yeurs. The general election will be In Id ple little affair with only n few known riptide* rod undertow* nnd Mr*. John L. (ialluwav mi-1 Mi*.sj "Those who are working for i* * Higlit now luckic is headlining tonight. thousand guests and the nciu.J- Alary Anne Galloway left / - iter* to wnit several lieui* uftei eating establishment nrr leaders In their beat silverware 7 before swimming. field, though no. tnrUlhmed vet." at llie.huge and Inmultfui Itivieert, day for Mew York. They will re- an 4‘xcititigly srertie nigh! rbd* This austerity vrrsus glamor turn to Sanford by way of 'AVniTi- Sneaking of lifeguards, the rills she say*. "The American institute debaW waxed hot over the nation’s ington, 1). ('. uml 1£i -Ln-on-l. Yu. win* go grt-g,t about (Tf*::i- high will liP'Jll|i]iottpit lir private fnmts. , jVt.Uul*?l— Hollywood teacups today and spilled over Into where they wilt visit r.-lativcs. liiliiMil anti College, adunine* me m,rt of which have idc.-'dvl ''Tt 'r 'T r ...... " i " '" By BOH THOMAS thn letters-to-the-editor' columns. only making spcclacles of rluon- iH*t*n IIihIiim will irivr . ,, , , , Friend- Inn- of IVdlli'-r Beal wil! - Ives. A gill who i- a legular „„d i,..,.d.».,nte.tu-iidi|Unl te( s4 iI " " ' ... " '.i f<" . n , weekly salary which “ If Princess Elisabeth were to their i*l v lee* i oii-ii or non • las interested to learn that In- War e«fm atHiut crowding thc-lifeouard will In? dor fated. Rtate, federal ami! , " 1- I1'1' 1,1 11 HOLLYWOOD. July ft. bVl— have a quiet wedding and not wasth- young Indy who Jane Wyman is discovering tha a lot of money and time, maybe invited to a psrtg g tw n .iii w-i-ek stntjutt earns herself n tied retalia­ municipal pruhallon and parole ' f . , way type casting works in Holly­ it would encourage us to rarry on in Odessa. Tex. for Jack!*’ Cooper, tion even thoogli she lilt] llimk I.fficri Will s.-nd the pat|antR.| V ‘ ;;'V tune with hi* wood. Aa the result of her neat wurking harder," a Yorkshire fac­ ■ Waller is a«foeinled'With the Nr- , the ...... iHipiilni pigebn on Treatment will I* similar t.. Jli.rf! “ flf ^ job aa Ma Baxter in “Thu Year- tory werkcr wrote to tin Dully tional Oil Will Soptdy Coir;peny thi r-'mii. Usi'il III Jht'l.uiidon Institute. We 11. lint," "Il her film offers are for Mirror. in (Mh m . He was rlou reernUy Amt ationi legoiur buacli ill- <'*|,ecl plan, to msl, lo.llti- mn.ii." " , « "'U ’ H S '1 ' —mother roles.------—— ------■>— — "Away—with—»u*Uiity—lot - u* n guest iiI n pa11v gin_-11 fur All*3 0.1- Ml-, IIS ill eVi.i ytlijfiR ci tr N firndd-urdiw* t snt^-1 nrnr-rr a Linudit 111 -1 if u 14**" i >• A Tien of r , i make il a day abe, and all ul us, !'r ' .role of g. I'i-year-old'a mother in will remember," urged,a writer la EVERYONE whn claim, to have seen ,j|8r‘ for eve.ylh.n* •ter* nnd that K4I |n-iccllt stf tire “ Christopher Blake," but she has the Daily Express. a “flyin* xau.ee" Jla« dexen^d It 1 ‘ r" «"■ 1 '' cuss** where r i>ci ini tils total jolt* Wet 4. For " asked Warners to m ux* her from By the Dally Express' count, six UKTercnfjjf, But tuie'* mm that ( Vr,‘ *A‘ lllU-“ facpsH'iu ai'-sl■ jn ((el) out were pertttanetilly ilffci *8ha does not want to be plge- Britons favor a wedding with nil ,4 . 5*^“ ilinn. It* houp,, . „ IV ruicii ,if i rliiii'tol lellilcttcle- lo Vacation . tut-holed in maternal paru. ; the trimming*— to bein'people for­ tying'aau.,f t\U t,. Rufilrtal t M j .J...... ,.f uffortbm. i ma, where cirrii mat mice* wei* Instead., the would like to go get the drabness of life nmid bomb onfavnialite and rcs-iimmenditioli* U’ILt Writing , hire oic-n, . , ,,n,hHldhrs, . and l .i e . " "ill { j lif ,lf ill hi tho biiwli. They ll(.y H.mk1 li .. ahrad with "Johnny Belinda,“ In ruins and shortages—for rvery one HAl'i'Y BIRTHDAY by model Bobby Elynrtj of N- w j ,,ir| Ilink, au jdny weri- ttot 'juried out wledly. 4n which she would plav a deaf mute who holds that a modest nffnlr percetil of limn' workedt with “Hy Now" Margmel Dilltv1i> Ymlc, 'Hie otlire tt correct hit too fin I, l-.y at rtiii Itcarli lack ,lig until tha final moments of the pic* would be mure suitable in the beach or play time, (fnferrralioitul) wete It Mil lo rc-ratahlahish them­ tore of the picture—a la “ Spiral present economic crixi*. nitv. selves in inn mol happy liven. at S ls lr tm " * But some criticism was voiced WASHINGTON * They enjoy'playing games on ‘ I hr I .am) on Institute hstnlbd Glenn Davl*. temporarily mi act­ of last week’s rejoicing over Urn that If vmi -ward a riL*- calm n.,!| the t.i-neli but (hey don't .otitnre I hr niorr dlfflridt rjsrs- the oiirs COLEMAN’S or. tells me he doesn't know liow announcement of Elisabeth'* be­ LETTER . hv or a pa114 dime.lime youVi aiin*t*n\. tq 6 Bill who is lough aiwl Itimlde with which the prolinlbm otflrcr* i long hia Army service will be. trothal to Lt. Philip Mountlmlteii. Hr JANE EADS worry aitutil nmt thif wVih't krep. and gets slightly hysterica! utl Is* rmilil nut rupe- and the tim-liiao ^ “ I might find out I like it and A London suburban woman wrote you loo oevanliHf, ymi ihonld ,yy\ : cauir...... : tic ft-el* the hit,' tlf fls-ed'iiU Inslilulr will do Hip nhiik Ililng," STattom*ry .Spucials Want to stay In," said the football to the Daily Mirror. awav from rui.-lng iai.aci*r. tin- outdoor* nffirnl*,* said Dr. Srluuidi-hrrg ns she sal star. . . . "I don't diilike the royal family. WASHINGTON — Jliually the The fa olll of Briton Huy it. Too t-anty tuitlnng nuns don't in In r New. Yuik apailoienl Thev are a grand example to the capital'* social season wirujt lip :t State Ili-tii,itnii nt official, - -.bi Intrigue either of lhe»4' gentle- Groucho Marx It apparently around the end of May with the slrokiii)- lirr b|x 81arm*e rat contented about his debut us a country, but I connot help fr - o- > 15.000 .pounds (|)Ua« in neairhy Virginia is .1 k Ml ah) Jo rim war, fir iii-tsocr J'hvllla Calvert has to finish are on the verge of bankruptcy?" tiii- liortie from. M-hoi'l. is now mnnv women found It tie- hard I • Be that a* It may, the Klvnbith- are party-goer* seem to tw Chief• Mil of iiimlt-l*. They dangle ti- n getting very anxious to on in "My Own True U vs" ami be out Justice and Atr*. Fred M. Vip oii, i|,u celling ami are heaped etntv -u|m wtiii ilicit huaba'nd*a o- M' of the country by Otohor II. Phillp romance was putting idins ------...... rape.) ahor I a nnd i'utliinr' *uilx. * Any They li-raine worried, nrivoits Into n lot of peojde's heads. A Fleet Admiral ami Mr*. Client.-t w-lo-rc, amarl teen-agy)- wouhl Know let; w Otherwise she will overstay her Nimllx and tl;*- Minister fit N, a iitprnpeiit their mom t *itnL emtrd , ■ all-month permit and have to pay Bond Street marriage-broker im­ Mitnv of Hu. mo,h)i have —-n er tlian lo eni-n-iragi xiicli nn out In Iteiiouing slmp-llfters. Zt-nlan-i and I ady Herelal-u ti. taoihii-r from all ov»-r IliX twtiuu both an English nnd IT. 8. Income ported business was up tU) per rent apoki-n young min, llsjils' roinr "Our In iiiitim iil for v of(• mli is : Right now Air. and .'jii. Lo tax. And although her picture and happily gave full credit to the lit uric week the- Siam.'**. Finn. tei-n-rtK'- boy* iltn't bav ■ tifit but is frhioily tali.. We e .r.v.-otr n' ’ shooting, the script Isn't finished princess for sitting tho example. Indian*. Annrnlinny, Unig'tnysn-, run, daughter U-*1-*-, I I, an t tl{ most of them call avoid Inlt.iag like on Htt-lr |H-rs4»u>il problem uufl Ri-flei, 13. are gel Hu r r • idy io gpoiui. 1 yet. v-; Irish. Arabian* nn>[ thiati ntntot ; not mi tbeir ileliliquen - Mo-- "i i v all cnt-’rtarftod throng* nt ‘ng r'-u •"iter tl.eir’ mnueix In he h-• •• t| If vou wsnl lo la- a !m buiv at i suffer from ilepreoslon; am-ltii-i Hints To Housewives t,jinny re. t-pri ir *. In idnition wed­ National CapiLil Mmlel Air Sh V the 1.4-ni h. u4iy foce perspires. Due a r-hmI lutlui- venkrg. n vvne’ /rom the giuun-l. 1 ■ and rul* it over your skin ovny ilvraliiiel Ike mail's prbbb'M and either the leading man or oirrcinc TASTY. HEALTHY FIU3 lo get ul li e r ml of them, M to he an Englishman. , . . Clerk Twentvflve Canary ral-jr*- ivi-n- It j-r the family's uphtir'i tint time you Honk of it mi the-tirarb; By Unl'vllr 8. Thuntby hovering 'lw it 175 lireccnn ett- myw skill Is required la Lit)hi a rior bust nos i* to 'bring biro to ' Gable Is back in town nud he must .wash Your hair frequently afiPt- a a state 4,|„.|* trr can copa 4vith The fig, on* of the great trulls trice in the annual - " voiiiv/ l.inl' -wiiNlel Mhat take* off with *n IS- be happy over the way "TTie Huck­ session of wind, sun, s u it'ami life. If * man's ririihlsm-. h»ve of the South, ia one that man has show of the National Cspit.il Fan- .... J -i"u t from Ita. mlninturd sand. sters" turned out.' Clark wants always known. Throughout history Iw-en diminished, hi* mental ener­ ip charter a boat-for ft fiahinif in’ arv Clun, • gn-toluin riintor and circle i hr tt- If vou thnik you need an extra ho ha* given tha fig an Important Air*. .Margaret Him*, who :■ If. bit of Volor on the li-srli, use a gies' arc freert for olhrrs thlnr» down Mexico Way. Tie aiaru wor plarc among the fruit* he eat*. anil he is *h|- In cone >*iih H« on "Homecoming" Aug. 15. . . . raise* Mjit-i fat a huslnnti. *ny» it Mr*. ‘Barron saya "It r It nice bright pink lipstick nnd let And certainly today the fig is isn't lust a matter of “ littowmg character to build model pi Yuur fin-,- glow-.with. Hie eMi.r it life and ndjilst himself. Wr found Van Johnson offer* an InUncstlng a till recognikcd n* a valuable, It take* patience, develotn *! ,lj that *ome men mljunlctl after five note about social lifo In Holly­ bird* ‘n'.o a breeding cage "r-l will acquire In the oiltdiHiM. pleasing addition to tha diet! All coming Out with a aho-.v bird." ’ ami tearhe* a hoy or girl to xti k Vlviin visit* ami others ne tied HkV'. wood. He hat worked at MOM for southerner* like ffg* and feel grat­ tu the {oh until Its dune." A* . sh<- rmichiderl, AI"i'W fju- asvtrsl rears but has never met She ■rayt n teal show Jiinl ha* ified when a big crop yield pro- to It irslncl tu sing it arv lime. ishrJ * fight with a joinii-hort his fellow employ, Wally Berry. sent* Itself, although it It llwny.i Lead glass Is usi-il for ontlral ill the owing basket, -’ "I*1 a _ It may be a. small world, but it a Furthermore, hr should !>»• movtvj a short season crop ami tha privi- fr«im riHitii la room and-stmie tel ’ Wilbur nnd Orville Wrlglflv i glasses and eh-clrical tubing white couple' of sjN(td» of thrciol and V • big studio. . ... lug* of serving a largo bowl of to alj *oi m uf nolsea to’ lit e pete first business venture was a 1m >- its electrical resistance. Its extra disapptmied. “ A lain) riimin-’d-- Jett Clayton nixed an offer to fresh, sweet, cool fig*, with or clo repair nhup, wliirlr led to Hu-ir aofliteaj nr ii* high rcfratlAe in­ Hi*t one," said Dr. Sc!*nidelw short weeks In thi. year. to stand, and hi* eating habit* inf Loyola Lftw School hero ftijd Serving fresh fig* I* a privilege sh» wftnU to keep h*>ut? for him. have to ne regulated. only truly enjoyed by those people The -.'snoiv raisers are agreed , ; ; Jack Carson la getting to he who grow their own, or.who live by kftown as “ Avall.vHc Carson" a generous neighbor who has an around Warners. After "Romance abundant. If short - llvad, supply. stems attached and be placed gent­ In High C," hell do “ Barbary ly In flat, shallow traya or haskclr. Too, figs are poor shippers and to avoid bruising them. HoaL" a *t«ry of 1910 San Tran- they do not ripen further or.Im­ HEATERS _ isos (what — no cxrthquakelL prove in flavor after baittif har­ When figs are gathered rightly, ♦ Then "Forever And Always." Ai- vested. * * - * there'* no rmM for tho reprehens­ '’-thdltgh' hi* contract eaW for'three ible soda “ bath" iHtcaurngi-d In Fur this reason, figs should be Now U the lime lo Rtl ready for Ihnl cold weather, (let your Spate • a year, Jack doesn't mind the **- allowed to fully ripen on the tree. outmoded canning instruction' ami ' tra work. The bonus. i|iugh glad- Thev increase very rapidly at the needed only when figs ere preen IlinUm and liiHlall them during the auntmer monlhn und not have W-immature. Inste-wl, th.T.* will In- drtis his heart • • • *. *i last In sugar, gather weight and lo HtlSIl at Ihe laxl moment when -thal cold apell grlH here. Los Angelps ie pow being.Ireat- quality In general only on the s whole, tender, plump, unbroken : ad to a wonderful revival of translucent pnwliict, rich in natur­ : .-"Louisiana PtirehM*" wjth thn or- tree. In favorable weather, and al sugar wbep canned, sweet IN STOCK iginsl Broadway cast of Billy |n tha height of the season, ripe spiced, or preserved, t lf Inform* ■ gB ta g, Iren* Bordoni, Vera Aer- figs should be gathered in the cool Hon ia deal red for canting, pn- morning. There-b no milky exuda­ tion from the stems when Dgrare serving or Jamming figs, see ypur MONOfiltAM — HFA1IK — PERFECTION, and olhert*, all aiiea full ripe, and When the akin at the county home demonstration *g. nt.i from one burner hale type lo large circulating nbineta; blossom end begins to crack, that's when fig* af*M|&rtT.jiol only for A trmmre trov* Is rim legal cx- tight Opera Company's deficit on eating out of hand, bat for free* uression'fer coin bullion gold or n o -It n o w "1 i t . . . Lon MeAlllster gets a vaea- log and fgr.fJI -eaaaiig am! pre­ silver article*, found hiddeo/n the earth and for which no owner ran starts “ Bridal IfUi" for Sol Lea- serving purpose!. be found. ser. "It'e a horse or dog story,” Figs should be picked with the i ha lamented. . . . *, u AH *one of hiddere uf the Con­ tkl old - si vie formula, it off. m gressional Medal of H-ntir Sly “ I Wonder W W Kissing Her some old Joe E, Howard tunes eligible V* pttend Weil Point. It ) r : 0 . " olonf embellished with color. Mark Slov­ appointed-by the I’esident and if PHONE 53 ens and Jane Haver head an un thev ade otrerwlse Qualified nhvs- HOI EAST FIRST STREET

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TOE SANPORL HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, JULV 17, 1WT* 1 to 0; Red Here * Bi&sen And Ketcher DonMurray Will Have SEEKS TOP IN TOP HORSE RACE OF THE YEAR Recreation Facilities - *U COMMENTS ^Tangled In Hurling Opportunity To Air The Clubhouse RETIRING GRID On Increase In U. S. 5*^1# Duel; Stillwell’s Charges In Daytona from the ‘Blow Decides Tilt Hy FRANK E r« COACH LEAVES Ne w y q r k —with 1.743 cities PALATKA. July IT, (Specialt AP Nrwsfeaturce Sporti Edllnr reporting organised public r«C- a _ NEW YORK—Getting to we rriation programs throughout the ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. —At a reault of action taken by SIDELINES Guy latmbardo Is like ftnlng on a FINE RECORD U. S., the Increase fn cltlea apon- Ilersld flporl* Editor Florida Slate league director* guided lour of Radio City. her* yesterday mora unllnrls-l By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. uorLuje tlie-u.- nrtj-V'ilir a and fur- . lie Jim Ketcher limited the You get in line, walk down a nlshing facilities for public usa rork of the Ssnfo.-d Celery service players toon mayibp--*een flight of stairs arros* tho stage of "AP, Newafeafures ___ 1 to two ^ratten* 1, blnglcs In action around the circuit. TAYLOR, t'rx.—When ap-liklng was nearly double that of 1938. .*1 Danny Dandero a hlr Broadway theater, walk up a Three cities reported that ther* • teammates-were collecting six 'Uii* decision ramr when a mo­ •We were sorry to learn that of football ronrhlng reeb'dc. con­ tion that would have allowed nil flight of ataihs and shuffle into n Were 26,183 separate public rec­ i and a single tally off the - f Danny Dandero has Iteen confines! dressing room .busy with tinging sider that of T. II. fHeck* John- ..bin of lanky Charllo Bixsvn clubs to have four veteranr under ■on. “Dm Is brought up lo-cnusc reation areas and centers In th# t to the Fcrnald l.nughtnn M yinoriel telephone* and a half dorm prr*» U. S. chalk up a I to 0 victory in n control at one time waa defeated Hospital for tha last couple of Johnson Is leaving th- -.in h's by Orlando's negative vote. Under agent* all trying to ta,k at once. V contested ^l^tTHind b*U li­ davs. The noise was about the Im*-r- Ji4nch for the swivel chair of the league by-law* that had Iteen ichool supcriiifcndenL TOUCHDOWN! v * Danny la a new Infielder who nallonal Gold Cup ItogntU un NEW YORK—OF)—Th# result* ght tho Fed* InvaJi Flan amended a few minutes prior to ’ was sept to Sanford by the New In 14 vear.c head grid tonch the vote, unanimoui vote of all Jamaica Bay, N, V., Aug. in. of n rare rrcamtly told a * short * 7 ajalFleld In 8t. Augustine f-r * York Giant farm, system, end' li Iximbardo la best known to of Taylor High School his teams atonic tilt, and will return to the clubs now f* required to Amend the reported to he an all round g.*d nlnyrd 145 |*anii-H, wnn HO and nlory In themselves. Resembling apn-dlioat enthusiaala as ihe holder the dialogue between a football ball orchard tom-irow- even* constitution or by-law* outside of player. of the Gold Cup. To most people lost 22. Th-re were fytir He for a tilt with the DeLand the annual meeting. htd undefeated acasons in t T33, coach Frank Merriwell and th* We are afraid that this tour of h e Is the le.Nlcr of tho Royal resultant sound rffect, the names Rata. Saturday nlitht the So under present league rut?* duty in the hospital wil npllc-y his '38. '42. '43 and *45. He produced and providing rli^ha ran -p*-reie Canadjens. a top danoj hand fea­ •if the horses in the order of finish Invade Conrad Park In Do playing day# for the 1017 aeaion. turing "aweot muilc." elicit district rhnmptopship teams, and Sunday the l’alntks within Ihe salary limit whll» »o Maylte the youngster will hr six regional -hsmpions. were: , ^ doing, each club ran carry ns man; These are busy* day* (or Lom­ "Goal to Go.” . play tho local nine In many ready to go next Spring. We will bardo.' ills band ytlays in th-aters Taylor never yon a slate high aa 14 veteran* at one time, al- school championship hemline ihe “ Say No More." dy probably need several good play­ or hotels and he get* Uttlo spate ____ r pitched another.one of er* next, year. time. But when be doe* ho tune* school waa in a class tha: didn't “ Swoosh!" maaterful contest* ami -dl*- Hated on the club'* active roster. Fete the Feds play through* to a-state title. N'o-v At the request of 8anford Direc­ up ,his apeedlioaf Tempo VI or that Johnson la leaving the roach, m) ramarkablo conirot. The One of the outstanding events ■hows 16-millimrter aountl movlrs (cubic Inches) division boats ip Saint -righthander kept hi* tor John Krider*, Sanford Manager Ing rank's UiU division—clnia 'A— Don Murray will be given a hear' of Ihe 1047 Sanford C-*lerv Fed of the raco he wdn In Dctrolt last the race.” aald Lomardo. “ They low and displayed remark- baseball season occurred" the other year. will start Playing.far a *!«!■! title. are smaller jobs and keep run­ able ability In pitching for the ing at Daytona Beach so that he evening when the Sanford Baseball In the middle of the I'Jth cen­ can reply to Daytona Beach fans* “ Someone gave me *Jie film* *o tury* Knlterl Fortune, an English ning. They never break down ba- Association gave tho flayers mv wife wrnt out and brught me rauso they stay together Iwttar llsaen fared well throughou*. Ihe ■worn charge* that he hurlel ahu feed. nnturaliat, diaguiM-d an n Chinese, live and obarene language at them. tho projertor,” aaya Guy. "Now I than the liigh-powrred stuff. eat. but the Sain** lunched The boys had all the atvaa they rnVercd cehtrnl China and phtntn- President A1 Combs had fined study the films whenever f >el cd aecreU of teg-growing which , ‘ "These 225’* must do 06 miles m of their all hit* In the fifth could cat and mounds of French a chance and J learn aomrthint; per hour on a straightaway to ___MC to punch acto*» tho only him 6100, which ha paid. Director* he passed on to India. also voted to purhase it milUldo fried potatoes, tomatoes and all evervtlm* I look at th«m.’r qualify and they cannot be over tall? of the contest, which was the trimmings that makes an r'ls- One thing Guy hadn't learned 40 feet long nor under 13 feet.' OS* of the fastest sVer recorded award for each of the 28 player* lle has won a couple of times appearing in the leaguna All- Joyable T-bone steak dinner. was whirh switch to nti-lgr nt the The 225‘a coming lo Jamaica J In ths Florid* Slate beaguj over It is not often that Ihu players right time. In atlrmptin? to pre- hprr. The Italians kni-w more Bav between Borkaway Reach and th* nln* inning route, Star game at 8t. Augustin.} last id-out tho Gobi Cupthnn Amer­ Sunday.' Judge A. S. Ilerlont; Jr,, are given a good eyrnlng of t nter- paro for hi i ''ntago «B1" he flick­ Brppklyn’q Floyd Bennett J^leld will n Karplnskl singled to open tiinment. Those boys are just ed the pr-Mector button uni every­ icana.” havo auch vFlcran drixera as dlb- fataful fifth, Lyle Judy went vice president, took over the presi Lornl-ardo aaid Mias Canada, deney at the close of tho ul*wthig. like anyone olae who is aw*/ from thing went black. Ifo finally found *on_ llradfied -of Ikrncst ills. O., •winging and Ki Karplnskl M M stole home. They want, somethin*' to do. the proper gadgets. i°.wni®?! t,v E- A.-Wilxon and fa/ p in '-AJUkinkniiin of Buffalo, Boh Bogle ‘ on th* play. Art Stillwell as Combs left for a two Week's va by his oon, Harold, will l-e ready cation. Standing around on tho street “ See. I'm learning alt tno lime." of l^ke George and Judd Hanley , Into left field to semi Ksr- corner* la not the worst entertain­ he quipped aa he began shaving for the race, ft'a equipped with of Providence, IL I. Gibson fin­ boms with tb* only run of ment a fellow can have, out even' and the rare film* started. a 2.000-horse power engine. In i P.18 ished second to laimbardo's Tempo 4, • Miss Canada won tho Frcililcnt’a «r. at ot an * k Inga of good fellowship and clean The film* ahnwml Dannv Arena. VI In last vrar'a race. _ xk a »« Braves To Leave Ft. fun la a lot more enjoyabl.*, I-omhanlo’* main competitor last Cup on the Potomac. “This will be a big rae* this * * l IT Lauderdale For West Ginn? Bennl* vear, driving hla super-charged Another contender Is Danny year,” Lombardo aald. "We txpect u i i BRIDGE ANGLERS TOMMY HENRICH (iinnv Bennis, Sanford gjldcr Mias Golden Gate 111 *t 77 miles Foster with an Allison engine in 1,000,000 fans to line the course. s a t a 1,700-horse power, 21-foot l«o#t I l .1 Coast Of Florida enlhuiaast, broke her own na­ an hour. They .also ahowrd the I selected Roekaway Inlet In tba, « t 1 tional distance record for' women super-charger becoming super-seri- formerly known as So Long. Fui neck of Jamaica Ray chiefly be­ 4 -0 1 4 IGNORE THE LAW GAINING PLACE at th* National Soaring Contest sltlve, forcing Arena's upet-d wag­ ter beat Lombaruo in tho IVeei- cause It-cart be reached eatllv- and 4 I * • ■ i 7 I now being held «J Wichita J?alla on out of the race. dent's Cup last yea/. Wild Bill Inexpensively by both private and J I 1 • t/P>— Boston Brave* (Jeneral Man Cantrell of UtiUtilli-, whi-t,- Why lost ager John Quinn today notified the Texas. "I don’t use stiper-rhargers," uNbllc conveyance,” Fort Laudrrdalo Chamber of Com­ AND MOTORISTS AMONGTOPSTARS Mis* Drnnla has broken her own said Lombardo. "They'll give you Worry did 100 mph in Washing The South Shore Yacht Club, of I I a IT it merce that the major league rluh record twice. She act a record at a bundle of speed but you In­ ton in 1910. and Albion Ft-lh-n with which I-oiobardo la an honorary would not train here neat Spring By WILBUR JKNNING8 By JOE REICHI.KB 3? miles, then upped It to 32 and variably run Into trouble with them Mia* Great luikrs also nre rntcrcd. member, is spohaortng the event. lA srofu i Arena, who held the Gold Cup and would attempt to locatn-nuar- A|* S r * .fe a tu re Associated I're** Sport* Writer dsv before yesterday she extend in the 30-miTiT heats such a* ». ill ah k n . Ian record until last year, may < O I lera on lhe west coast of Plot Id , KEY WKBT, Fla.—Thu wolhtt "Tommy Henri Mr lias emerged ed the launt to wnio. ukta, which lie run In Iho Golii'CUp agaib ihls Among the Andamanese, mqp ^ i r o BUI Croene, chairman of the from the shadow* to take his rlgn |i 94 milea from her starting AugusL .pilot Notre Dame, and Jo- Vpn and womenB dying H f f In . the prim* of ™ loiigvti fishing pier I* distinct­ Blcrck of Ft report will drlvo his 4 I )\ Chamber of Commerce Spoil* ly a haiard to motorists, hut ful place among the top-flight Point. It la reported tha; Miss “ I’m going to use the anme 16- Ufa am frequently given the most 1 « I Committee, aald that Qttlnn told ■tars of Imschall today. Bennis was aided by perfect ther­ cylinder engine designed hv Hairy 400-horsepowcr Al Joe IV. honorable form of burial—i- pon I « 1 they ilnu't seem to mind. “There wlj| be a |o- of »25 I a i him of the move today by te|e* The 122 miles of rihhon-llks Eclipsed . during most of his mal conditions during har flight. Miller. It has about ftOO horse platform placed in a tree. 1 o i ohone. road linking Key West with tho Major league_ career by -urit fam­ Here *n There power and coat the former owner > • 1 Quinn did not say in which West Florida mainland Is ,one of the ous leammatea as Joe DiMaggio, Gordon *“Kljip, aportawrlter e 640.000. I I * coast city he planned to conduct ’•flahingest" highway* anyone ever' Charley Keller the De-Land Sun News says "Th-- “Tempo VL formerly was My » , » « Spring training, (Irocno reported. hottest club in the leagun right Sin, you know, and cost 9100,000, drove a car over. Alfa, it la one > " * J I ' T . J ® ® ! & la Sanford. Tho Fed# ate I got it for about one fourth of tl 1 IT II The Braves' manager indie tied of the moat Intoreallng. New York Yank pcs actually ha* that one of -the major l«igu'*'» ' " T W a ^ ^ — A - hLithwar - on— iieen the hottest, - hatter- ht tho fairly well dawn In second divirKM, .that. Shc.bgs jvon .the. Gold .Cup bet have been coming fast. Un- tkjeo time*, once Tor me.” S-i grp xnrIM mil f i, ntssen In ninth farm rlutjs, possibly Milwaukee of whirh the pedentrian doesn't American la-ague during1 tno past the AAA League, would teplac* three wreka, - Ins thev run out uf steaia.-they Lombardo estimates it costs be- *«*’ lia e*» • 1 give a hang about the motor- Dtsv be tough to keep opt of-the tween J1 B,000_tq 920,000 to main asitcfira-£ *XT‘,Un' * ■ I ees «*• the Braves here next Spring. lit. The pedestrian la a fish­ The Yankee*, concurrent with llenrich'a aiiiling stickwbrh. have fjhiughnessy plsyoffs for thn sea tain ami race Tempo Vi for a year. erman armed with rod and “ Ret It even has a speed-I'ltltC- Ituit— Ksrpintkl EVror— We­ ‘ rCeh'When this particular won their last 17 games for' * ans.. Run ballwt .In— Hllllwtlt. Palatka A*s Score now rluh mark, surpassing the old **, • . !!!"We see "“ .hTITurfS ter." broko In one ofif the press. u lelsn t-***#—• Ink* K*>k»intkl. pedestrian hooka one of the er DeLand Bed Hat skipper who agrnts. n-i.rmn D^itil. e l s e — Lake, 600 varlllrs of fish which standard *f HI set In,HUM. ■ Win Over Senators Ilenrirh got a home rtm and ii now. net rolling the Isft field r*r- “ No,” replied Guy. "No speedo­ 'array. »n* SatfsrfMd. left "« abound In Florida waters, any­ den for the St. Patcrsburg Salnils, meter.1 Yob get to tell how fast "■"" -v'llt. Aoau-tln. *, Hsnfon* 1 thing ran happen, and usu­ single ypsterday while driving in pH balls— off Kvtrh.r I, HI. The* Palatka Axaleaa seorrd two run* aa the Yankees defeated no|ed a 400-foot homo run with one von're going after Practicing over Iftrurk mil — hv Keirhrr !. 2 to 1 decision over the Orlando ally dors. the Indians again K-2 U< mate aboard to trip Lakeland by a measured mile. I think Tempo Tim* of a.m.-r^" 1 14. Senator* In a 1-1 Inning affair In ShorU-t'lad Women and Increased the Yankees’ first a 3 to 1 margin Sunday afternoon VI can hit 145 miles per hour on Davlr and M»M*r. Palatka last night si Frank Pan The angler*—theie are aa many place lead over runnpr-UP Detroit t (a reported to have Item ono a complete straightaway, provid­ lick smashed a single Into left ahults-clad women aa men—fish to 114 games. longest home runs ever hit ing she can stay on the water at field to tend Msnsger John Ton from narrow ledges mi one of Ihe The National League trading o Saint ball orchard. Fuchs that speed. Gar Wood holds th# rariano Trims Zale coff horns with the winning mar­ 18 miles of 80 bridges which lti>h Brooklyn Dodgers retained Iheir has seven rourid trippers lo his record at 124.86 mph. I think we'll gin. tho Islands o f the Florida keys two and a half game mat-gin uver yydit since Joining the Saints, find Jamaica Bay's waters two TofWin Middleweight Theobold, working nn the hilt and span bodies of water which second place Boston by outaliig* miles faster than the Detroit for the A’e, had near perfect flow across tho narrow peninsula glng the'Pittsburgh Pirate* 10-8- River where I hit 73.29 for one lap. World’sChampfonshlp control and pitched shutout hall between the Gulf of Mexico an I Juno, llt-nt*,- rtu* lt*n«b»ll lo “ We're going to havn about 20 Warren Spahn hurled hla thir­ O. II. c'toni*. for the first eight and two-thirds the Atlantic Ocean, teenth victory and hla fourth shut­ entries In the coming rac». It will frames. Sanford tlfow*n Cn-llt Corp. to | CHICAGO, July 17, UVI -The This happen* any Sunday: out when he pitched the Ho'.tun ll»nrjr Will* Jr. Itortsns*. b# run in three 30-mllo heats. haired Italian, . Rocky The I^eshurg Pirate* Jammed A fisherman hook* a big Braves to a 3-0 victory over fie King, Haitian A. «lu* Krret Ti. Coupt Theo Rossi of Italy Is rant­ absorbed a terrific hst- three runs across the platter In one. There Is a lug and awlsh St. Louis Cardinals. to Cantral Kl». I’rod. Or. A«r». ing over. om Tony Zalele In .. .H I the eighth canto to trip the De- of line. Out Into the high­ The New York Giant# whipped Iloll*, *p»eil etna Allc* tl. tn Ban* Rossi ,1a a great Idol in Italy. Land Red Hat* in a fl to 4 eon ford Urawsrs- Credit Corp> tight titular bout for four way he goes, playing hi# the Chicago Cuba 6*3 whiln the PYels*, llinry *tu* Anna t* Ksn- Herald to return with a batiered teat. catch. The approaching cars Philadelphia Phil*, Un) nd the ford Atlantic Sat. Hnk. v|r Jack C. .. • soundly thrash the Chsm- Th* Galnssvltl* -G-Men edged ar* forgotten. Thr job at three-hit pitching of Dutcn Leon­ aaaiitsrsiKsrr o p wtmriiAiiE Fir** S'stlonat Rank of .Orlando the Daytona Reach Islet*. 4 to hand is for that fish not to Bakar, It. Mallarson to Mary E. to tllbbaidi i'aa«Htrf ry * on to their league gat awayl Toy tor. leadership. Big George Full* nick­ -4*1* X'HATTKI- EWflTOAUB Howland. ckout last nightIlf! Motorist Is Obliging Detroit and Washington split a McCall. I|. II. to Hanford Atlantic I .ti 1 !•. J. D. do Frank XVhoalar fa itraanearn of blw l not- ed up hli Iflth victory of the Tha motorist is' most obliging. dnuhlcheadrr. Detrolj tamo from Nat. ' Raiik. rlux Chirl’-lta. . • - » - i hit left(t eyebrow, e and hfa 104? campaign. He slow# down, frequently atop*. behind with a four-run eighth sATiarAfTriow nr w oim M nra s o n e a o r i.tr.i* Hanf-mt- Atlantic Nat. Hank to IHoiMr IrvliiHrUt fommloalon V* ..nearly closed. Graxiano Haia *1*0 It a fisherman and ijia Inning to win the opanar B-S. Ths Jnhn H. Jonra alut EmandS U. D. II. XValkar. | tatch up.with the left and ,lntejt»t is aa keen aa tha other Senator! ganged up on four pHch- •Florida Htata Rank to l>- n. m ILI1I.X1H PERMITS Protect and Beautify sshaa-wf 7-ale. Grailsno fellow'*. -i era for 16 ntta to capture the Crumlay etua Atnra O. It, XX-. !!•• niton. 4*1 ,1‘arkj F.n- ly the victim of a lech- This slowing.down, stopping Is ■p to _ Taxlor, Mary T. tn O. XV. Lotuf- larga ona room k tench. . - chout Umsalf tt the end a, courtesy of this aeamlngly far. XX T. It. Ualaar, Pin* Halcht*. » Ted Williams slammed hi* t6th Ilf-u.h.ddar, K r. Oaardtan O. XV. 1 atorf S room block itwalllng, i third round, but tho com- never • ending highway which home run and added two single* Laufftr to J. D. Davison. H. N. XVImtham tttl Hanford Your Home ^physician, Dr. John J. boasts of ons bridge seven miles to drive in three runs snd lead the Hilotat. R. XV. la InorC, Katalt at- Av». Conrrvla, Mock Hd*. I ordered the bout con- long and aaother of four miiei. Boston Red-Sox to a 7-2 win over after an axamlnntlon of Faw avar heard uf a fisherman Chicago, 7-x V getting hit by a car. After losing the first game to • 0 VLDIIIUA STATIC LEA (J l i : The seven-mil* bridge Is a St. Louis M in II Innings, th‘s XV, L I**L dandy. Una would expect llu Philadelphia Athletics gsinwi an FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM KANT Ualnsavills If SI i n fishermen to do their angling even break when they won th# HI. Augustin, n 1* .i l l near th* approaches. But no, they ■econtl gams of a doubleheader PaU M *F If .M* Tty '4\, , Octsndo ’ *4 «t ..HI get clear out- into the middle. 4-1. SCRATCH MANroftD . te .44 .144 Haw'd they get there 7 They LaMbsrg 44 til .111 brought along someone who didn't • / hlCK’S OWN ICE CREAM * Palatka 41 It .114 mind driving them out and then Court Records VARNISH Daytona B. 44 14 .414 taking th* clr back to tho end i W l nttkl our own Ico C ru m , All (levort TmWiSb; Jll.X to, ISST • DAVIS at. Auto*In* I, BASVUHD • and reading foa a couple of hours. in -S a -U .ll Tasty _ Daliqlous — Healthful or Lswfaarg 4, Dalatml t Numerous- Varittlea WAHMARTt (lEKlia For Floors OtUweVtlii«vii)a i.S. Daytons 1 It tak*a a vsUran agler to Hutton, tAonard, etu* UP'* R- t<* . IUIUtnori. Palatka t . Orlando | (it Inning*) call hit ratehea by name, so Harry XV«t*r. NICKS * Oesae* Today Millar, Kulharvna B. ' aSVIr F. L. nameroaa are Ik* varieties. L»*»*ard «t Del-aod to xx*. r. William* otux Mary H.»< 414 Sanford A w DM Palatka at Orlando Ths fighters Include Ihe tarboa, ry. Daytona B. at l)alnv*Tll!s shark and ihe bone fish. But Hart, Kid-Ida a to CoaaHtwrrr Oar- Wood Work and Furniture BANPORD at nr. Augimine Ihsr* art snook, aaapper, trout, D m Inc. Crumtar. It. It. atux Aanrs O. to ______drum, jswsIHih snd 509 other Clyde It, Trrwilllger etu* Comlla. hind*. Ward. Hindi Jr. Mux Elisa t-Mh Florida K*j*' flahlag !» not lo (Hurta Jonea etu* Hina ,HtlL. M .40 and 95 .66 Gallon I hi.-1.1 , H*ary to t!«oi*a Jotwa .. confining to ths bridges, bow- eillt RpfifMli From where I sit .jfyJoe Mars hi M.rrltt. Ponder atuTMary lo Har- Tho tiny idands ara doited with lln« Hall A very popular, highly satisfactory medium fishing camp*, many of which ar# -lAinaa, Cartla to IDortda lx»an priced vaiitteh that la watar resistant, scratch • ■ * Co. *Ulw*t#ly equipped with twin- Sam Helps with rentst.ml with good build aad adhealon. Not • ■ 9 engined ehnrtor boaU r.t tha bock- Efldaa, R. XT. otua 'Rukr It. IBP. W ill to J. C.‘ KaaaU Mux Inn C. plastic. ('aaaattwtrr (larOana lac, to Anan- ■ v-i".- I Thar* ars also lodge* where for Aa U Pstjilua the Dishwashing a nominal sum, an angler may XVltaon, IJssla Anna otal (tJCOI to Hart H. Pmlth. forgot his outsldo worries and Partin, J.-4L H ut WUley t . to Dropped la at (ha Abernathy’s aad thei mealtime chorea is sort o t ‘ Available In dear or vamlah stains. concentrate on fiahlnfe. Favorite Orlando AUatln. fast th* other trstslag— aad then between theta. . . Aha ahar- 1 dishs* of these lodges are' turtle WXIIIsuu, T. J. Mat 11. W. Wil- ' - Vilehrn with an slash..and., limn..lua. ^ w *u »g..»tt»njt9^ B a tlff .«tu_x„ M3r.-. lag that>4 friendly gtsasglaas ofef batrbear ta- fa -- •. SPECIAL t ' t« work tegowe. ICa j Wtgbi, r n .-•• lJlttin H, to s - eh. J* a part *f the R. r. Thutmind. •■•aw < (And then 1 MM at those Hill* all-liwpMtent 5 GALLONS fra** Miami lo Key TbiirmanS. E F. (gp WD) to H. learnedted talar he’d helped reek tha things la taarrlaga. H. xvi*tii .tut uniaa tl. Julia Dftyte^Tpp Quality and - i f . BoAaar, Walter. C-. -fill tu -r A. Outside White to Eleanor II, ' Havanei (W D A Ucd fat* hla favorite ehalr, am i • ...... r - — - •- ■ - Taiwtsn LI’ • ■ jeffa hla evening gtau of beer, la all too prectoox. And the ! •JTATr: MftMTUSUE* and left all the meaey kite hen work things they can do together, tha - - Ebeaotw'.-Mrltu P* In Pkarrk Ext. Math. Kt-I. to Dixie. But he kind of like* her better. company — and ah* fa lam eer- taJuiy appreciate# his help, Another ihi n*> anyone ventttr- far la fact, aharlag ih* In-JT unnugifh dowtt Into the S06 Haul F in d Hlrett <>.) (?? *-r.' • * +- ■ ,4-. *; P . 0 .) j

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• j THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANF6RD, FLORIDA PAGE SEVEN. ___ ■ .■ U 'F —as ■■ , 4 21, 744,823 Americans hon,e. and 4,600.000 Urn. dnrl-, (J e r m a n g P u b l i s h Coastal War Wrecks lines were twins, running psral* professor.of mechanics, former ltojw. Scientists Tells lei and close tb each other. U of F Enifineerini; as-velste professor, Universjtya,*f . Are Home Owners "We mump from all existing Own Newspapers Provide Good Fishing He also noted that-with the ad­ College Faculty Jins Kentucky. V, ' .data,” he aaid, “ that in |'>47 the • ■ ■■ - ■. Of Disappearing; vance nf the Martian tnuijn tho • lifton C. Hill: a«*oH*te Newlfratun avrraga. owner-occupied-- home li HAMBURG. Germany, t/P> —• MOREHEAD, CITY. NI C.. I/Tr surface turned finnt green to Nine Nov Members fr'.sor of mechanies. former in- WASHINGTON—There are now 27 years old. * • German* in the British zon-« of no- —German silbmaritte* same more large ahndrd nreas of the planet's -ii-i.eai at Virginia I’olyteehble Canal On iMars Initliiltr. . ,^-/i 21,744.823 owner-occupied honfeK “ We toum r an avrrag-* of T3 cbpied Germany have been fyind- than 40 ship* off tnl* pa't of the brown. As the color changed new GAINKSVn.I.K. July 17 <8pec-J rd full responsibility for gather­ North Carolina roast during tho . . By RENNIE TAYI.OIt lines ap|»eared agnlH.st Hie brown lilrbatil I., ilarrin, ■ assletshbl In the United State* for which the veara remaining economic life to (all -Appointnirnt of nine new rc-'-an h engineer, former ,T*~ ing news for their newspaper), an war. and these wrecks -row are AP Sciener Reporter background. * 'facility memliers to the ln»'r” - owner* paid n total of ICti.M2t.ntl.. make a total of 00 yearn allowed official of the British Control com­ providing suprrlor fishing nirai. iirch engineer at the'Unlversl* To photograph the pattrrn. Dr. tional and reseatrh staff of the ty *of lamlsvlllr. 070. the House Way* and’ Mean* by the Treasury. mission savs. The sunken hulks have- I ccnme SAN FRANCISCO Tim mvs- Pettit aaid, exposures of not more University of Florida College of Committee w#i told by Herbert l.'. “The annual writeoff pcimiv All 49 British-licensed newspa­ throudeil with grasses and ollur. leiiou* “canals" on Mar* have n than one second will have to lie EnTlneering ha* been approved by • James A. Tankeryley. assist- Netaon. executive vice-president of •ible to 21,740.000 families would per* In the ione and lu the Brill.th marine vegetation. Small fish-ami Irlckv nay nf apprariny ami dissp- the Board of Control, Pmtidcnt ant professor, mechanical engirt* . rrnstarra have Nund Ihem^goorl made. It) terms of star photogra­ thy .National Associati rn *of Ileal be three percent of IW billion dot* sector pf Beilin will l»c member* jmnring In a few vrrvmls. Dr. phy llfht is tinliesid.of.speed. As­ John J. Tlgvrt announced totlay'. n r. former mining anil testing: . . Estate Hoard*. of a cooperative to run the Grr* feesling grounds. Big game fisn, HI Lib.,oi |-,-itii ,.f .ML Wilson ob- • ngipcer' private indiustry. , ; lara or about two billion, uollars. turn, have been drawn by thr abun­ tronomical photographs* tvqulre >Thr additional _.j»ppnfrU")enp „ Nelson was testifying in sup­ man New* Service'which has oper­ servatnfY. hh* 'itollcnf In *6 series rxipjauiM sontctibte* lasting hours. weir made in ptepatnllon for in-- Erir-'-N. Thor,'a* distant profes­ "The average .home, owner's tax ated for the past two years under dance of tty sc smaller .fish on nf weird ex|verieni-e« while nf»- p o r t 'of the Knutson lax bill'* pi •*- I>f. Pettit and an associate. Dr. creased enridlhieut In tlie Engirt'-' sor, mivhnuiral engineering, paying obligation fpr purposes of supervision of the Control Com­ which they feed. sriving I hi* strange mntkings on eering I'nllege this fall ’ for expand­ Ittrr instructor at- If, S, Military vision to allow hone, owner* to this memorandum ia calculated at mission. Fishermen now report finding Edwin P. Huldilc who will la- in deduct for tloprccinthh of tbeir the red ulaneL- ... ^ ing te.eairh in the Englnevr'm:, Arnilcmy, \Ve*t Point. 26 percent''of 'hi* Income. There would be no direct Brit - gainl amlwrjark. dolphin, cahlo, He IhinVs this pbanHK n.Otllt»A. IN CHAN* Along with a lot of oilier as- CKIIV. •*9*iIH*4 U t 0*«t o in .i.i:r- J. JUsMOJtR, tmnnnier*. Dr. I'riHi would lik-> THE OLD HOME TOWN i ruihtirt l*» have pholograpl.s aeluslly By STANLEY allowing the mysterious mark, Advertisements '.Vtl.t.lAM t;. 111.Mottle ings. Hr made a series of obser­ p,f,n*lftnt. hvit ran mvoitc vations In ail atjrmpt In deter­ on licit m- rt »i.ii'ATiox mine w hat jrinild have lo la- done The sist* •>• Florida; Hfretln* to catch t7ie lines on a photo, FOR RENT OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT. 115.69 CARPENTER. 612 Myrtle Ave Toi WtllUni I’. Ft mine. *rh»«* i«*1* graphic plate. * per gallon. l!..- Shriwln-Wtlliam*.Ul Ik*.Ill ______I'YDLMITEXPERT ts.lnlUtfpainting —.contract * a,.nlo..l or •lenrr i, unknown* * Patterson & Sargrnt. Iltll Hard­ hourly' basis. S. G. Grogan. Vn» are ti,-i,tniril in ha lull Dr. Pcllll apenl W ‘ Montezuma Hotel. MAN'S bieylc. Ch.-au. 106 Mvitja Watch and clock repairing. Klee- riiti ('nut I of Keminnle C»uMg. manv nights makitir drawings of A vc. trie Appliance, Sewing Machine n o tnla. .returnable t<< the itntr par of the planet’s fare. He didn't have - Garage apartment furnished. 7l)ti and vacuum cleaner repairs. The nf A mult 4 th liar of teld tnotilli. much hope nf seeing "ihr canals *E. 2ml St.______Home Shop, 1700 Sanford Avr. I»IJ. 411 tMeuli thereof estd i> u » but thought he might get an idea 13 FOOT runnlmut with himlwnre. slit ikih rCtl aspatto. 22 H. P. Evlnrud- ami trailer G. C. Fellows. Phone 1I4S-J. I^t- Ihu order he puMlepe.1 for lei using a camnia.. * OFFICE space in ilclsch Building. That was back in IlM'.l when I*arge light oficcs, newly decor- $295.00. Call Smith lluthoa'd the etatnlorv time reiiulieif It) law. Service. FLOOR SANDING A finishing. fi*r four consecutive seek* In the Mats was in a favoiahte position ‘ ated. all utilities, heal and lap!- •. cleaning A waxing. Out power sjofont llrrakt. a Neeiiwitri nf f"l olisrivation, but the uncunuy ■tor service furnished. Coll 86.4- unit enables us to work where aeneral rlrrsfyttnn III eekl coimtv tilings he saw wrie ir|>oitrd only W. H. dr A. DcpU Store. FLORENCE 5 burner rook stove, • ml itatc. • excellent condition. Just rrfin- there is ‘no electric eonno tlo.i . W ITNfpd vtv HANK sml official leccntly In Ih# ,1'idilicationa of ilhed. reasonaldy priced. Texaco available. 21 yraia experlrnc*. •cal of nfflie at Hanfoid, Kloilda. be Astromnniral Society of the FARM FOR KENT—20 acres sub ' 11. M. Gleason, l^ke,Mary, Fla. this Ini day of Inly A*. t> I»I7. Pacific. ^ Irrigated truck farm.. Ui artea- Service Station. tlSU Hanfuid t». p. IItill\l" iX. A vo. Ibm morning alniut '1:311 o'clock ™ -Han wella, a 7 room dwelling Clerk of «*lr>'olt Court. "ben optical conditions weie near t ttnsnt houses, 2 large banta. Selllitlole I'nunir, • 10 Btuineso Opportunities Htele of Florida. - ty ideal he saw a dark lino shoot Dwelling for rent only with CONCRETE SEWER PIPE I Weal) northward frt)IU* a point lienr Hie farm. On Cgmcron Avenue. SEPTIC TANKS. Grease Traps, ROOFING agency for Semit-oi* Martian npialor stalling like a East »lde Sanford, Fla., phone lllocks. Aluminum Windows and wtiguliog la.ll of lightning - and 192*11. P. O. Box 883. E. H. Sclcrhs. Wliilo ccmc.nl, Paint, County,- Bargain Price. Write box 79. c/o Herald. steadying 'as it progressed, lo a Stowe. Perma-lile, lluriicam- lynr-**. spot mil fm from Ihe planet's ' ------Miracle Concrete Company, 309 TO SELL north pole. The. length of the 12 SPECIAL 1F*W1CE3 C0NVAI.F.8CENT HOME — Willi Hint Avc. PhOne I3;16. . ’EM, TELL si leak appealed to la- al~mt 2..V-I1 open July 16th at Chuluota, miles and It made Hie jump Fla. 18 miles S. E. of Sanford Recorder radio phimogranh mm- Thoroughbred Berkshire Rrrrdlng ’EM- limn n seroml. — 18 miles N. E—u£ Urluiiltr. binatlon. The Music Box, 119 W, Boar for service. Phone 640-J, Almost simultaneously n second W Large screen anil open notches 1st St. I'huhe 983. Blue Bird Tavern. Wilh An Ad ilaik line slmt ft mn iiuoUici piiint south of .the eipintor to Hie same to sit and enjoy the cool brwxtrs TREES trimmed; mlscltoe, moss .off Lake Catherine. I.nrgc FOR SALE—Llnu-rock for drive- spot iieni the north poly.-*A third way* and roadWav*— Phohs removed. Trees taken down. I,. one nt>|H-nred almost * ns i|ui,-kl>- grounds nnd walks »af6 from R. Roth. 1202 W. 2nd St. Phone auto traffic. Large lobby nn«l , 1241. ______Ttu* tin re of them made n |wi'.- 093. * tern something like the pumgs Moms. Real Southern rooking, Dr. FhnrlcM I „ I’ rrsonn i Brick construction. Can accomo­ TUXEDO FEEDS—complete tiro. of a pitrhfork. A short time later Hunt's Tuxede Feed Store. FOR RENT—Floor sand-r. Easy c OptomrtriHl a fourth line ap|H-aied. date .26 only. Phone or write for operation. Reasonable rates, San­ 1 reservation at once, pyittnn 2382 Sanford Allantfc Ilk. llldg. Through a linger te!r*rn|ie Dr. ford Paint A Glass Co. Phone I'cttit Inter di-trrteil mliiltional I or Dr. Martin, Oviedo 2T.*2 or Ratturjes A Battery Charging. 303. Hours; «.|2 1-5 Phone 298 write !\iPrOr O .-“ Box - lair Ghujimtiii — 11.41 POPE CO. INC. ------— Hat. 9*11 - — lilies, some of which Viuased, fonu*. Fla. R-*#sotsaiumsble i..t». Largo EMPTY trailer van returning to Eye* Ksamlnrd* Glasses Filled mg intersection which suggested iivm-s in u dr sett. Home of Ibe sedan forfor' gu4»SI to;Hri*it .their PURINA lewtJ. Tel. 1190 Touch* New York, pointi east. Return doctor. ton A Watson, Opp. Bull Park. load reduced rate*. UNITED, 243 W. COlh SC New York, N. Y. fREAL ESTATE FOR SALE FREE ESTIMATES, on all work, Circle 7-3191...' wheels balanecd, front end align­ r — ■ ■ ' 4 • BACKACHE, ed, -Pins, lluahingy. OH Filters, DODGE PLYMOUTH o n 117-92 just Shock Absorbers, Spark Plug*. PARTS AND SERVICE it*. Phono 784- Brake Drums-turned. Battelir* 100 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 LEG PAINS MAY recharged. Mechanic on duty rent—40 acre cel- 8:30 A. 51. to ti P. 51. Firestone. YA-DE moth proofing lasts 6 BE BANGER SIGN with or without full Ill E, 1st St. Phone 12. veate. Have your woolens moth proofed now. Downtown Of Tirwd Kidneys Mecca Hem mock era A Lanndry, 113 Pa fully Irrigated. Sant Dighton, Gobd bicycle. Phone 681-W. Ill E, 21st St. V Ave. Phono 914. Mayfair Inn. Phone 1290._____ ----- « m NilirtSdikfvaynfUklsi NEW 10 ft. McCray meat Plano Tuning and Re^lrlag. L. L ••4 M 9R99I19 »9M* mil mi tkd VERY ATTRACTIVE 0 room and scales for sale. Phone 696,; am. fln .w . Wkwxi. TW t m m i P*>pU p»M rW vI I home and two large lots, with ■ Sanford, Ha. ■ . — ■ ■ ■ ■ A 4aj, If U » |l riIIn of kHiwr tube* and Alien plenty of fruit—Spanish design­ Cub cruiser, 100 bp. 3 place,. Just' SIGNS Aon tworb ««ll,po|9At»oM tm U m atliraliT S ed sturco on ateel—recently re­ Show cards sad PeaUrs InlMMooiThaatHMsaRuriUrtiuniKI recovered. Call 235-M. bucktfhe^FtbRvmRlIe palna. U« paint, b -s >4 decorated "and in good »ound O— DUE'S SIGN SRRVIC8 r«P «»d 9A9TWT. Vtitlnff up otetita. isreiilpr. condition. Owner leaving city 4 CEILING fans for sale. I.ancy's O. D. fandress. Phons 1021 piftaaM iilirtlii »r«, Nu m A m u r A Alul* IVRquenl_o^ aru nl y a wru i U .and wifi sell completely furnbh- Drug Store. ** “ IMM- , m). RADIATORS cleaned and repair NEWLY constructed 5 room home. SEEDBED COVERS—200 lb Imr- e

. m '■ •• . • ■ ■ IB EIGIlT THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1917 Sailing Ships Short Strike Tiea SCOn'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J. SCOTT :ttn For State Office Up Cincinnati Hotels |t‘n l l > » . Iraa, !*»■» Om ) Still lined For Eggert-'s atatemrnt w»s submit* PAl.ATKA, Fla., July 17—R. CIN CIN N ATI/ July IT, W V - ted to the committee on thu tail tDIrk) Erviq, Resident Alter- World Commerce Four :of Cincinnati1* six major day of a scrlt a of hearings to find twy for the State Road Depart- hotel* 'returned normal operation* out what ran ho done about sitbj tteOt and former Assistant Attor­ today after a aeven-hour »trife by iiixiffg price* and the economy gen- ney General, staled hem to-Iny Hr SAUL I'KTr 1.700 AFL employee* paralysed tbit ha plana to run for Attorney AP Ncwafcaturr* Writer aervlce* veaterday afternoon and The inatltula official *rit*d this* General and will formally «n- NEW ORLEANS, July IT, W early evening. principal reaaona for the Hitt'In ■ounce hla candldaey shortly nfier ghosts tailing ihip* atill travel Official* of the Cincinnati Hotel* meat price* alnce January: first of next year when ha many of the world'* trade route* Aaaociatlon and the AFL Hotel 1. A seasonal. 10 to 1C percent irUi realgn from the Road l>cpait> a* though their skippeic had never Kmployeea council" announced an decline in aupplie*. menl to wage an active campaign. heard of supersonic speeds. agreement ending the strlk-i short- •2. An inerraae in weekly wngvt SUr. Ervin was born at Cairo- In an age when thy averagt boy tv after 7:00 o'clock tail night, a no in Induatry "to an all-time h'gh." belle, on Jan. 20, 1P05. He wat growa Up to believe that the only arid a new contract would he aign- a. ^ record peak of 00,000,000 educated Jn the public who da of big square-riggers and schooner* ed today. persona employed, an irwreaau of Marion, Leon and Da Soto Conn- lift,are built on Hollywood movie Under .term* of the agreement, "ifRftil four percent alnce- the it«ra* • fiei'aitd graduated front the Uni- lota* wind-driven vessels of oak fttosl of tb f atrikera, including of the year. ., . 15 ally of Florida Law Coliege In' elevator operator*, bellhops, maid*, and iron continue to find cargoes Contributing to the pie-tame on to haul at speed* frequently no porter*, bartender*, waiter/, .and antered into private practice price*; Eggurt added, ia the fact faster than the Mayflower’*. that atnrngK atork* of meat are * of law In Finellair County in 1920, At least ihh American sailing frtE Hippopotamus sp r e a d s In Lee County in 1929, and frdln vessel* of more than 506 ion* amaller than the prewar average. His f a c e o p e n a b o u t f o u r . "Another complicating factor," 1B30 to 1936 in 1‘alatka, I’utnum each are *GJI in commercial use, The majority of th* County, of which County lie ia a FEET he said, "la that the current out­ according to thy Treasury Depart*} who left their lob* at n< look for gralnr, a* compared with legal resident. ment’a bureau of custom*. Large dav at the Netherland I WHEH KoTlitl ha* served ns an Attorney a year ago, ia unfavorably and foreign sailing craft atill in trade YAWMH tfir ■ the Slate Uoatl Department are estimated to number between thrre are prospects for Itugi grain from 1U35, • Cl and from lt*15 to 100 and Hit:. export*," date.' as Aaalatant Atfortu-v Can- Thla figure, of rmi.se, 1* pain­ Assuming these deterring ele- *ral from ^ug. b 104.1 to Jan.* I, -nieilta develop, they may uieverii 1946; a* 8ecreUry fur the Florida fully small compared wilh the old days, when America had -1,000,000 the expected 1948 inereaa* In lotrat Dread Commission from Jan. 1. 1 production ami could even m ult 46 to July 1, ll>«6, II* set vt <1 ions of shipping »■*-(»*■ -nil and New “Parasite” Army fast, beautiful in 'aoju decrease, Eggcrt aaid. Attorney for the Oversea. Road 'for the Immediate future.' It air.depend*, he added, on the (Toll bridge District from lull Plane In Announced weather, the corn crop anti grain ,1941 and wa* the first Attor- export*. In connection with thj t for the Department of Public fety from it* dreatlon ->y the ST. LOUIS. July 17, W J-A gtalalure In 1931*. aervmg until "new type of fighter plan*, de­ 11. 11a aerved as Er.greasing signed to he launched In midair How M AN Y Tots rrk of the House of Reprravnta- from the bomb Lay of the Army's AND FINQERS HAD THL H, Florida legislature, each giant 11-30 bomber and to return >aion from 1921 through 1935. to It, la being manufactured for Star of India, l>u it in Sc -'laed in COMMON ANCESTOR. the Army Air Forma by McDon­ 1803, greasing 1,318 tuna. She OF M A M M A L S ? nell Aircraft C'orp., at LaiuUri* Gulf-Pacific Shipping St. Louis field, it was announced achooner*. all over 6l)t) Juna.. (Iona for the Zoological Society OF Said Undependable 4*1One. n a * the Vt n I,023-Ton 'I *1 h aelicLnt-r a I, j ni.a C. S! San Diego. „ F i v e d i b i t s o n The parasite plane, designated Hultnea, atill operatea^iut uf Seat­ The Scottla.'tTodv. 79 yeara old e a c h e a T r e m i T v IMESE c l a im The Ho n o r NEW ORLEANS, July M, t/V, the XP-hS, ia a small, jot.prrpel- tle aa a whaler. and also of Scottish origin, haul* HAV1N<4 CAST the FIRST LARftf. BELLS *i lei craft which the Army said ia bright out of Seattle. The three- —Dependability of exiating steam- Abroad, wlndjannnei i are o ted ( ABOUT MOQ) y •Marion U. Folsom, treasurer at expected to have a speed approach­ In, freder operations in"th*' Wr*t masted Pacific Queen, 61 yeara old ahip service between Gulf and ing the present World record, 623.8 and grossing 1,836 tons, used to the Eastman Kodak Co., *ald that Pacific coast port* wa* Luestinnod Indie* between small port) and Y*puld be the "greatest contribu­ mile* per hour. jisrbora suitable for a learner*. Up make the India and Alaska runs. ben today at an Intcrstai- Cam- A spokesman for the McDon­ She once won a race from the tion" the government could make mere* Commission hcann; on an and down the west co*»t of South used for humans, "toward maintenance of (he pre­ by the Arrow Line to nell company arid heNvaa unable America, they transport guano and Golden Gate to Chlgnik, Alaska, Doctor Reveals New Th» Pegkwita method is like a application to furnish, any Information about in 19 days. Out now thy Pacific sent -high level of ehtployur.ient.jF ipwymrate service on that mule. bulk cargoes and between the east game whet* ball* of different W. Randolph Dnrgcia. vr.l the XP-86 because the plan Is sllll coast and Capetown the/ carry Queen la anchored off Long Deach, Way To Give Medicine iT-G. O. Nickel, traffic maun«-*r of classified as secret. - However, It raises are rolled to atou In holes chairman of the National City .a Sapulpa. Ok la., glassware menu- timber and manufactur -il r/jod*. ' Cal., the star of a harbor exhibi­ «-a* ■* 11 '» was aaid the craft has not made 4 tion there. * Bank of Naw York, said th# na­ facturer, testified before ICC Ex - From Australia, there are atill NEW YORK, July 17L l/PH-^A tional budget must be I-rought windjammer* c a r r y i n g wheat The -late war heavtiy reduced a miner Sam Diamond**.n of Wash TIi# B-36 Is-tK* Iwmlivr which new method o f giving medicine, , ulsm adr o "under control" aa a atap toward logton that his firm had discon- across the Pacific. They l*nul fish the number ef all ships, N*> one which he call* "aimed Injection*,'' in* medical halls are the tiny *"* * ?"J ™ “wise management of the public the Army previously had announ­ and lumber in the Baltic and rual, was hit haril.-r than 73-vear-old where the drug goo* mainly to cryaUl* that form many different • axo uyc», w tlnued use of water transjturtallon ced could carry the atomir butnh debt." between the Gulf and West Coast timber, salt and wool In the Brit- Cant, (tusiaf Erikton of Ilnland. one place or to one alck organ, waal kind* of drugs. These crystal*! y • Both Folsom and Burgess alto to any part of the world, dtop it ish coastal trade. Erlkson hadd.tllt up hU fleet of explained In the. Third Interne* « * too'amall to be aeeti without} To be trapi In 1939 because of the 'Vin.-eilmn xml return. urged that taxes be cut to en­ ty of shipping arrangements " But th* aquare-rigger find* It ttfuare riggrra to eleven, Tarry­ tlonal Pediatric* Congress today1 * mlcrosope. So courage industrial expansion. most difficult to hang »n. ing nitrates from Chile, Swedish by Dr. Rudolf Pegkwita. of llam- '' v...... Before their itatcmcnt.s were China Introduced tea t-i Jiipxn Electricity Is being used now on Today, there am only three big lumber of Australia, rasa til for burg, Germany. of- red blood corpuscle t which go made public, Senator Snatkmin 63 percent of the nation's farms. square rigger* left Id Ametirun Fiji and guano fium Juan He Nova. to the lung* for oxygen. ■bout 600 A.D.I One aimed medicine, a dye, goes (D-AtaL a member of the Join* cither to the lungs, or other artutj committee, told a reporter "w# depending on "aim" and hns been are more dangerously close to. a used to Lule tuhercutoala In guinea our economy tbau most plga • nd rabbits. It has not been

lOMRltoW the »ky team* bluer and tho tun ahlnea that hero at last you find atx* and ability and smart- J j brighter Mien you and this Buick are enjoying neaa and finish to roatch.your dreamt of a perfect the day together. travel mete, Somehow the sudden summer shower soem* more All we know it that thti It one of the itandout of a lark, less of • bother, when it's pattering on the favorite* in a line of care that stands out aa tho moat entig shelter this tidy number throws up automat­ wanted in America. ically et your touch on a control. So when food friends come to us eskmf, "How do I presents Somehow autumn air is more wincy^ swirling get one of those snappy Buick ConvertiblesP" our UCKY STRIKE THE MAN WHO KNOWS winter snows more fun when ypur choice is « Buick full and forthright answer is always the samet — and « Convertible as tight and ali-weather-rendy Sifn up far one, sir — soon ms you can. The sooner we hayo your firm order for one, the sooner you start TOBACCO AVCTIONHR! Maybe it's because your style sense tells you these climbing up our customer list. - ■leek lines and this rich treatment ere going fo stay TVI SOLD well over 350 mOlion pounds of the fairest 'of The sutemotivo fair.* And we promise yout You'll mount that ladder tobacco at the auctions down South, and Maybe it’s because you find, In the big Fireball equally Jett whether or not you have a ear fo trade. year after year, I've seen the maker* of straight-eight under your treadle foot, an evor-eager, Lucky Strike buy quality tobacco...fine, light, ever-lively companion-in- ■gb-erew* tobacco thatznakee ( W ~ - b M na grand nmoko. W adventure that acknowledges ' no peer-for. life and lift oyd Y ^B IR lP m jw

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VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y . JUI.Y IS. 1947 Associated Press Leased Wire NO. 176 Greek Danes Sanford Reduces . Bonded Debt School Board British Board Veto Of Tax Hit Invaders .. By .34 Per Cent .In 14 Years Votes 4 Mill Refugee Ship Sanford'* • bonded indebtedness City Officials ha* been reduced from a peak After Battle Fleeing North of $7,461,246 on Sept. 30. 1933 Tax Increase to $4,878,000 at of July I thi* Attend Meeting Underground AsksDN Guerillas Said To year, a 34 percent reduction, ac­ Action Seen Neces­ cording to figures released today To Intc*i;vcnc For Be *• Inflicting Ter­ sary Due .To Loss In Washington by City Manager H. N. Sayei. 4,51)0 Jewish I tu­ rible Damage On Thi* reveal* a $2,583,246 re­ Of Racing Funds, rn i grants Sei/.cd Line Of Retreat Pending Airport' Leg­ duction of bonded indebtrdnei* Increased Salaries during a 14 year period. At the MeasCire Termed By ist at ion Discus­ time of. iatue during the "boom" A lour null incteate in the gen JEKIM I I M . July 18. (4’* Newsprint Sold ;Group Releases President Unsafe, &HENS. July 18 W*l A Greek I lagan i . Jewish umlcigiound. sed B y Floridians period of 1922-27. bonds had etal County School las which will communique laid today national- organic.itioli. .ippralrti to thr t til­ Unsound, U n f a i r; in plane* were inflicting i f » f * interest late* of 51* to 6 |>ercent. incteate the lev y I tom 6 to 10 On“ FreeMarket” Estimate Of U.S. Andiew Carraway. City Com­ The City was later unable to led Nall, if- Coouui.sion I.hUv i» Senate Set To Act loiart on gucriilla* who were Ilez- mill*, tubject to approval ol, the missioner, and Kdwaid lliggim. carry this interest during the de­ intctveiic m lirhalf uf 4*50U Jr * ing northeast of lonnina before Slate Depaitment of Education, ‘ U /VSHlNitlON, July 18 <45 - Manager of the Sfminole Count) pression period and on Mar. I. tail - inimi pants whose slop v* »y At Fancy Prices Foreign Aid Cost punuing ground force* and tavag- wat yeiteiday voted by the Sem­ Hie lloil-r ItKla) »oJrd to ovri- Chambci ol Commeicr. returned | '|i))7 the bqndt were iclunded lioaislcl bs HiiIp Ii naval aulhori ing village* on the wray. ndr 1‘iriidrnl 11111u.Hi» trcoli'd yevleiday from Washington where |anj iJ,,. inieir»l wat sealed down inole County Hoard of I'uliht In iirs alter .« blttei battle oil til. 1J u h 1 i s li e r.s * Stocks j Measure To Cash GI vrlu o| ’ llir Republican-back»J War Miniitcr George Strato* Ihey repretented the City ol San tlruction. Palest lor .oa.l this moiipng •aid anotlirr and laigrr guerrilla to I peicent. A r c A t Lowest Bonds Placed On $4.00ll.0u Wa»luni*"n wi)kiil u.Ltundt, alid to an $88,000 mete**-' comnusicii i oii*Iiii-m--si by tbethe llag.in.sh highhi band "invaded" Gieece^frotf? 4V fcitM lB l V m W -v l“ ba.V4v,,Y»I' Htsu oltuiJKp^i^TrtVctl' ftkliV ’ -V41ir *i"H3i»r' vnlr‘ t3^dckuull wa* Lltller, Melbourne aiip.ul mana­ waterworks bomb o f which tlw ^^^***+**0^ Some l . S. nrw*|ij|ici i-iil-li-Iiri* bania with the aim of »eltin« up II PHllNMiil •• m !*•«* » a $4.09|,2t)M,i)00 rilimatf-ol tin* 2*8) til 108. 28 m,nr tbsn tbe nee- ger; 1 /n Fugle, mayor ol Del.and; leachei* ul -Seminole County a irparate Curnrnuniit govern­ interest wa* 2 percent, taid Mr. .tie pzying tky luVli * i'll- c> lot cuuniiy * ioingn aid piugiain ioi »taiy two il-ii.lt mip-idy. A total Fred Grot), city manager of.-De- irceivrd $292.HUll last yean Sayer. nryttpniif in an iiitrinitionai lire llir nrxt 12 nioulhi along‘ with 4 ol (ii Drmot rail joined 216 Hr- ment. l.anil; Walter Wally, president ol According to the City au.lit re­ whereat during the -coating trim r o Pauv, Trial in .ii krt that-slirlilir.- Iiulil Nrw flat Adminiitraliun dcilaiatioii publu am in llir tule to ovctildc , "Bsndili patting through vil the DcLmd Chamber ■ ol Com­ port of .Sept; HO. 1930, the bonded It it rsllllialrd IIi it the) will |r debt. on Jan. I. 1910 at issued Yuik In llir Orient that no addilmhal lumL will hr llir I'lnidrnl. . - laget have committed crime* ol merce; City managei Mobley and seise more than $180.INK), he a>- Refuses To Annul unimaginable brutality." the rorn- under the old charter was hut I'.i|ki In-in t’.iha-l.i. ^wctlrli. longltl liefurr 1948. l liaiiuiau I all (K Olnti> lold^- Huller of Gainesville and Waller gj jt.ooO. Until 1922 this wa* in seited. i ranee ami I’ul unl i* bring- mkl ir|Mi|lrti tbr Senate Rr,*iublu all mijjqur lom the Greek 8th di­ Shelly, city managei ul D.ivlun r ;, r, | by 111 $,<>00. Charge Of Bribery llir inloinialion wa* uiadr pui*- lie added, however, that it I* -ml ollrirtl at pncrt lii-m anlun.l |mbx) louiiultlrr will pin t, lot a vision -laid. "Village* have been Beach. * ' [' Thro the boon) alwrta-d Mild ap- possilde that n iedueti.ni of 2 Iu in a (i8(l.it(lU-wonl liaiiwinit T A I.I MIASSEE, Fla-, July 18. $2<)m .i ton Up v*tilt tin- tu trill ol Irtlimuny* takrq by the I lout* Vote lain Imlay on I lie dlu, pillaged and many inhabilanlr IIlu* In. giounoroun mrtmet with rerrnirtrn- .ioen j l"oval|n |W2 of |hr bond C itrad issue* d rd increased. -$325,000 mills may l* effected in Uoid Ip- telrit uii.l siiikiiig fund le'vy. This MT i Trtni -rrr.tge- " ’ Mnv on Hie "up ” Al Trail ime puli-' A p-ti, r 11ul Rrj-ublaan-llrino- -killed." lalive Joe llendnck* and diicust-j|0 bon. ^] debt. The Um.lt of Appiupiutioni lotiinnllrr on * 1 would iiiakr a net Increase of only W all. i I■—titi ib i liru-il t-C- i|(inall lltliri li,it. pant $2'*f) .i*-Ion rial ioablion ndlr.l up in lirt Dl%Todgrd from the 7.000 foot eel Senate Hill $<»4. a bill to give! n,22 were: $i!7,IH8l for dock and on* of tin In o c clmr)f«-**uf lr,*i-- niiilli in ill dollai inratuia bund 2 mill*. Hot $2*81 iliaigc i» 21*1 |-ci heights of Mt. (iamila, 18 mile* cities, paiticulaily .mallei one*. thr| i‘oat l«a»ln; $36,000 to irfomlltty nr,r»«aiy I.i ointblow s-ll itisli ucte.l h v tile (.aid to lli-rin-- •’ I'jpy - f K--> D- • •llting with $ 1 3 4 9 .16I.4IKI tu t a l­ 21)00-in an guerrilla force started ptivilege of u.ing building. and| * l S t % £ £ ' The .ifii—»~ lw.» r--imt---nrii- not (line oi $'H j toll ibliiriril ill llir veto. 1 be llniltr lull call a march orr lightly defended loan other intUllalioni on lonner gov- jn(f |4lflhM, for , rW„r». plePaie a tentative budget to lake ly out llir nation** toirlgu poll to Tullahnssee pest Week and sub un-b-i oli'ncj- I'npy'* trial by*Jury Nrw 5 »ik. tin- pn-e ,it wlmli llir ibtiwrtl a icilict.inti.il ilult ol Drm- nina five day* ago. l-uyaliX* a* einmenl air station, that aie not! In 1923. the library got $6,900 on tin- ll-i-c iInOge* will ill—ii ■ y 111 llir iii-*iiI Ii a linmrdi4tr!y serted the Irrrgulnr* hatTU-eh rut mil to the Slate Depnilltu-til .if gir.it l-ulk ol new-;>• ml. uiotllvi j||r ,„| ocialt ill iiippml i-l llir litraiuie, within the area* technically known more; $30,900 in bonds were ap- Kducatlon for its . on»ideintion. here M--ii-h»y. Inta amaU jmits which were seat i ..,l _ i.,i l |„„„ ’ prove.1 for an athletir field (Muni- |-at tt hitaket of Taiii|ui, «b- f I mil t .in.itl.i. u mill in llir l mil • 11 *c lilt ll pltilltlr* (ul It* 1 r 11 tic lulu a. airport neucle, which have been. M6>000 WM The lii.l of W,. I., h css lei id llir $4,000,1 IllO.liOi' |.|ii* I I g- t-vkl itWiii ntr over a wide, rug­ fending Pap), inainialiu’-l in* *h* Stair* rllnlive Jkl). I, 1948 llir cli.illl- deeded previously I" the cities. Winter Park to re.roof the l.y- uie, niveting ihrrd irlirl. luaiii, ged area 10 mile* northeast of Uinde.1 fur a golf link* tSeminole inthm «-f Floridu law wu- nil-ge-l I'ulilitlieii ol li|rliii|nilit.ill ill bei bail xiile.l 2li8 In I 17 two loannina near the villager of The bill authoii/es the usr ol Country (’lullI and newer* drew man School nt laogwod was ac­ in an indictnieilt ruiint nceudpg . . . ll|e Gierk-1 Ulkilli aid pioptiani cepted, Mr. latwtiii aniioliPted. Pap) .iff,.* mg Bep III alley bra a. well . tuiall-lown papn. vlinlI id ibr -iripiurtl Iwit-thlldl, Frandgadhei, Klatokhori and llhol- the funds that may he derived another 180.00(1, a total of lino,. .11 and llir Alliiy * iHCUpali-u* l-io- ianiln in the foothill of Mt. Timfi 000. Since no Idds weie received nt (Xlhom oC-Snnfoid n l»ril*** to ) -,,r p-iying (amy pntr* in pad tu tuilaiu Mi. Iiuuiaii'c veto from the use, lease or sale ol gram. irpir-rnt* thr total ol a Farther north. Spitfire fighter In 1924 it wa* decided to build thia time for ronveraion' of th<> fraln from-voting un a bill which „ U| dangriouil) |..,t mpplici. ol tbr lint lull wlmli would have this properly lor' the operation Lyman shop liud.liMg i'sslss .i •llll-inirl 1 bail pirtrnlrd by l planes caught two more hatu'hm* a new City Hall and lamd* were would .hiivi* denied telegrupli >n Stuck* id ncwipiuit belli by ail adr llir (till rllritivr last July issued for S . . Other 1924 school cafeleiia, l ie lru«lees of vice* to line iMitikniukel r. lyln W not), tlrpulv aiiiitaul in I in tsvlnea along the southern foot­ ol the air|M>it, Mr. Higgins ex­ 75 000 U. S. I mill C * at tl,a end ill hills of Mt. Smolika* and were bond* Issued Were: $10,18*0 for the the district were, authorized to 1 ||<-1 ill kit III il ilr plained. It emphasized' the gov- engage wolkmeii to make min- Hi- aigtnjjl tlmi Florltla ln« •aid to have inflicted crushing Jos- cemetery; $100,000 foi paving; rovri t-niy atteliipj* to lirjtw- act ,, May were llir lowrit Irvrl on eintpent'i interest in inaintainipg lllUkQUO for wwhs - and- $50,000 iniuni. alleiuliiiii* cot1_ In race**! *nf-TTTmnp«-ion. -nor-of-ommiv*ion.4rrcnnF and—nnly- *hghilc-*ltighrT . detailed__bteakduwu—it- — AVASHtNOlHV Julr 187-vPr— An unconfirmed report said ‘.MS as many airports a* possible in to build n city jail. a . . . . u Mil til* nil mil* iiiilil Ik* iilliiinl. .1 il.r .....I |Mlir *..,.111111./ I.i luainrd a trcirl brtwrru ibr com- 1'iriitlrnt liiunan today *rnt Ton bdbc* were found in the ravine Other 1924 issue* were:, water­ Ittmtrr whii won rAtititu1 ... , . .1. * 1,1 1IHI U| JtitMtmiK »■» actual operation and recogniz­ ed that this WoU-d not cost mot nrflri*.aiiw-«lM.M whkh were tiu-j,,|c U|f|, |r|Mn| u f ||tr Amr(IC liutlrr and NXimhI un llir giouild* giro a ir-und irto ul the Ke- asd that army units captured .100 ing 'he costs lliaf must be met works I Kindt. $.175,000; Ua* plnnt, duty -f ...... fferer to p e r f o . ^ that It may br drudrd to deny mors ol the estimstnd H0() rt la-1* $157,000; paving, $140,000 and titan $ I .hot i, - Mine it U the duty of u mein-, i*cw*|»->|»ei I'ublnhn* Aituctalion. puhlii an ba.kid $4 (1(111,000,000 under fir**. by mailer cities whose revenue* $62,000. The toUl iaaue ol 1924 Contract, we v approved fot I--* of the legislature to vole, an. I lie-e high- priceit rupplie*. coutillir* in llir Rimiaa uibil w-u-r •• »a « •««« M*l /** »jftf&f ’utlIVtal rejwnl ail.l at*' r 7imitecf. *— *- waa $1,124.0*). tranaporting sch.wd cldldteii l-i all- gr-l nlleotpi l-T l-riltr him not)'"'all in rtlntimi In t--lul L. S. ol dir luudt which went into ibr CO were killed and 90 raptured in While Uu-yhill prohibits the n»e (n 11*25, pavinr '-on.ls w«ra rrivatelf owned vehicle, to J. II. tu *utc i* in, M-'In'tl n. lie oultl. j --"laiiniptioiT. fiiul ilietr-way iiilu|compilation. the first phase of the attack and of the designated propert>* for istue.l to the amount of $131000 Join-, nod M. M. Ks'es of Ovte- ' ' iJiaiiUL'la_by—tin. Fiat*- Attorney Ph I O' C-nncll orlialf Ir iilrl a mlilnl Ir^ialn-T IU ' N Council _ .Muds. that remnants of the- hand Were manufacturing purpqsra,. it ^rf.'-nml I'^H.OOtl. In 192.1 paving ihi, Clem rtowep and Hewer Hal- of Wr»t Halm llra.-b. a*-ignrt hUa i hey van i thrj,armv via In a position to-ruk Will Ik- railed during this session t-ond* totalled $.1.19.000. owned Inttt-S g* ’ ll! I lie' prisl'anl uf :* It-gNlalm i« In vole, nn-l . II MMllMtrt, scat I'ngr ala* The terminal leave pay plan, -LA*KF SUCCESS; July 18, (A*>~ oJFthe line* or retreat and that of Congre**, Mr. Illggin* .aid In 192(1, a total of $988,000 waa the lli.ard will enter into contraci *t':t• "n-t tu vide Ini* the. effect nliriuly approvyil citimtiiiM-n-ly by Tlu- t * in 1 ->l S'ul iuii* Security escape whs impossible. They alio ttrgrd the citir* to-avail liondrit for Imlkheading the. lake, with individual drlvet* of school of '--tillg ngnut-l 11 t- l ibnl iv- 2 IJ. S. Born Wives Tbr House, Cull* fur immediate Cuimril ciidi-d it* gnit-ial Balkan The Halkan aub-cnmmU*lon ofj IhemaelvpS of the advantage- of, front. Ilond i.auea in fp-i.j1 bstaae*. Thi* will take plac nt a ip -•* a nipj-uity to pa**." . . . . ., „ ea*h payment uf some $1,800.000, dchiilc tinlav atiit plunged immed- the United Nation* wa* to lea$. j thi* act no they might Ie- In the.' amounted to $2,808,000. Of thi*! meeting to held oil Aug. 11. I he anti I... l.le t -*n- ,lr- U l L it llllllll I«1 I1 E n v o y s (HMI in |,uittl* i**uetl tu Wt-rl-l Wilt iuii |y lulu t(ie I,mil pha*c of th* Salonika during the day for loan- financial poiitlon to maintain the two paving i.auea totalled $2tl.l,- be declared, f- *'--d Ity n umigui ut f-iur vulV*, *-,, * * •• 1 1 1 c*-i • 11 veli-ian* a* i ttm|teu*atiuii fot r«*e It del ailed -li*-'ll**lt*n of nlrus fot- another Investigation, airport. II MMlInMPal een N||| t 17 ineml-et \ -f lb, II.mw did j •'‘ Del H e ld III S lIU T IU c-uineil leave width Ihey weir tilt the t-utff I u 1 hi*- . A liter lean and Both the Ruaaiah and I’.dUh del While in Washington Mr. Itig- flaet Vulf 1*11 t III* j • ------— able .tu take. Bii**inu plan* uf aiTitin ■•tea opposed holding the isqulry gina railed on I*. T. Faringa, as- I wo Jinia Memorial • Pipy, nil- bn* n-t l-een ini WOltCHSIEU. Mu**.. Jul* , President Truman aiguril the A* I be'general di»t4M*»lona fame aiatant to the Chief uf Ent'.nrrt*, •aa., 18 lit a fl-t-e. Firll-'b Ih-legste Alex­ at loannlpa, although (i. I’. Ca»- Lions Endorse Ti.Jlaha»«ee -unre -lu-nly after be (4*. Two .Vnit-iii'uii-liuin wi\.-t uf pir-,iilrullu1 i*ucc%**lou itill |-la< pferov of Ituaaia had arrnmpanir-J to (li^icu** the appropriation |5r Suffers From Erosion Un- arraignetl and p.-tr-l !-,in.l- (Itiuiruara >■ l-xi, Mil andre I'siinIi tnllt-l till .lire lepir the work on the SL John* Kiver fiiinii’i IJtliuanuiii tlii-ltiui.il*, ie- *i-ntative* uf liieei-e, Albania, Bul­ tha board on a preliminary inquiry nf *2,09(1 m-'ie 1 huh a umnlb age, IhIi*-* bi'iu rbuigt'il li-l.ty, were' channel. Mr. digging aaid he waa Plan For State garia ami YugiiRlaxia tu give a»- Tssagdav. TOKYO.’ "July I k iAI Thn sat -dlcntly in tin- rmirjroom tu l-eing bi-bl “priMinera" l>v the Six Nuzis Including ^Fhe full U.N. Commlaalorti re­ aaaured that the $200,000 re»pie»- Amrtiran flag that fighting Mn du>. flanked Ity atl-uney*. Kuviet Uniiui 111 SilH-ria. aiirance* uf iheii ii>t>|»eiatlun and ported to the United Nation, that ted for the completion of the riv.r Building rlnr* planlrd atop Iwu Jima'a With him were formrr Rrp. H. Thev writ- i.l.-ntlfit-tl aa; Hohh IIc»nd For PriHon KihhI Will deepening project will Ik- avail­ Creek civil atrife wa* largely one Mount Huriharhl "will nut I— Pit-ire Rultinenu of Miami, County Mi*. VftbU-iMiara* Carneski*. 55, Ear'll, of rbe.fttiii in turn-ex- able and that the actual dredging •pie*'itei| a' tleit'lie to *ee llm prob­ to Intervention hy Yugoslavia and, . , , „ r - The Sahfnrd Llonx Club today haulrtl down now" detplte the *av- Attorney Paul Sawyer of Key the fume Llt-anora Shultz t.fi BERLIN. July I (4'i Kml-lf which 1 8 Mild to a lessor degtee, hy Albania and start* on Aug. I will Imi. voted to endorse the program of vagr erosion of rain ami wind tt - -I, J. Ijmrelul la -ter, Sr., of " "Iii'Stfl. whttstt bustiairl wo* lit-** ami the other sis high Nazis lem *clt|i--l pvarrfollv, I'aiotl! Bulgaria. I - continued until the project is com-J Camphrll-Loasing Boat 6.1 of the that i* making thr twirr-dnily P.--v \Vr«l and* Jr* l.( -*l» _llall of vuif-f-l hi* ' *ati*fartlun tbai the pri-miei ..f l.lUiualiit* svl**-ii ilial who e*o«|.e,| ^-.luMiae ill tbr Nil- ib-l-'ute l-a-l elided un n .pruteful . ; , , '. ’ • < American Ugion In their effort to trip to the volranir mimmil ul. Tnlliihl***ee. • oiintry wo- uvi-rriih Ity l*u*«ia. Itinl'erg war Tnr* dial were To »yb»tamiale the position «f;arcure a permanent Depar(m*nt moat impotaibla. duly W'ltilitk- r ami Weldon-lit nt>le mllit-t than n note uf mutual the City relating to the airport headquarter* building here. ai:.u )lts. Siniib x Kaliii'ksli*. Ilii'l Imti.ifrribF secretly today l<- yii-tuant lull Conidr. Wimbish, Lieut. Col. Elmri M. CJmiltl>| -‘-'n,ry «f Tnllahn- c.- adilre-tmt-jl furriit-r -Aiuui M-gmi-ku* -,f ur-18|iaiulau prisun, wltrre tliey will property, Mr: Carrawav and Mr. (0 0ffrr whatever aaaiata'ncc Ihey rnmmahtlliig offlcrr uf • thr Iwu- 0i«- -nurt in’ ln-lialf --f the motion ,e*tei. wilt— liti*banil wu* 1 bn | Ve term* uf from III yrais tu Earliei. IliilgHil* Jollied l(tl**la IliKgin* called on official*'uf the „iav l*e alda to in furtherim- the .11 slut tile other "Slav Itloe" *tate* Former Sanfordite Jlma Air Ba»e, told Mtuiaging *" -lUaah -the. clung- Rt-|-. J. Ed lllitnn millixit 1 -if eiluraiioil. life.____ War A**et* Administration to get, project. Editor Jainr* J. KechiunStfrif"the 1 S'---f* uf. panama ( ity. a I'apy in what appenied l-l In- * planned Stain- uf Il-e. Iwu wiiineti 1-1,111,1 • Fur lies*. VVallh'rr 'Funk' and their version of the 8.- It. .IdI and Secretary Hamilton Bi*h-e waa Milwaukrr Hrntlnrl a- frw day* *u|r-rtrr*ln,lln- legi-lntiire. cat at lo-t l-e imoit-tlmlt (y t-larifit-*l in ul atlt-mpr to -telay aetioti In ($*• fyds Fowign Duty were Informed that it wa* Iden- instructed hy King I.ion W. O. Grntol Admiral Erich Harder, it lounril un (tie explosive Balkan ago lhat«“ aoon wr won't Ik- able - euunarl lulde wiili tin-uii. fit ml titlnrlt'i i, but nlit.iv,-- here wu* oppairnlly thru final ap tlcal with that preaented by tho, Livingston to write the State Le to grl a man up hrrr ill a jeep — - - » - tlwirut-d ImiiIi bu-l letalnetl tlu-ir problem. l.laut. Comdr. (il*nn .Wimbiah. congressman. While the hanford, RjOR Committee, organised to ae- I- 111 lime outside roof in-111,-ul I»r. M. Mevorah. Bulgarian rrp- offlclals were in Washington they) cure iuf|, a t|le, to this effect, and tcrral^ end lower the flag, and | S | )fI lC e r R c l ic V P f l A s Aimriyati .1 iiueiubip after rnnrri- All wu-rr tliMimrd to life terms. a former resident of Sanfatd and kern thr monument In shape." .» . 7 . ago. 1 e*e nlati Ve, Itmk the flour at the' a brother of Mr*. Hawkin* Con­ talked . to memban of the Civil, it WS1 pointed out that the City They arrived Ity plane without upetiing uf thi* illuming'* 'aestion Arroriautics Authority who' aa-, ),,, offered tha lakafront anftti.ll Thai atrrb road that Sealtee bull-1 I tipy I DJI I WltflOHM Mr*. Mm- Al-ltirh, 11 si*ter of out tee ur fanfare al Gatuw Air nelly, returned to '8anford todav I has offered the lakefront aoflhall dozer* chewed out after the balllr! Mr*. Caintiki*,- said tha l-iltar m r»ntinu* - the attack * on th* sured them that they tyould rup site for the purpose. field al 8:39 A.31. after a flight I'uii. d Stales plan for a semi­ after five years Itf th* United c2la fa.t "crumbling, " ' " " ” "*t " already '" • w ha. L... \V.*■*. nprnet-r,Hprncer. |u--miuMi:p.-mlnen: Fan t bail rt-giatt-iftl bt-r flee t bil-li.-n aa States Coast tluard and a recent port the'City in-lit efforts to A rrqueat that the club aid in 1 AuntiaiL _LiLiu;in in. VYiu-langtun from Nuernberg, wbeiv they bail permanent I m fjd u x z tiL along carry uut .the |hovliiona of the Wen closed, to .,«urisla . . But hra.L:iuul.aUorney,,'■•!; iiuulaUorrtey, wlor-wn* X * ,* * * .tiM-m-mi-datib.K- 'Wen Tunfinetl since (IrtoWr ful- tour of duty in Antwerp, Belgium. securing a reauaitator for Fernald- quarter* hrrr »kid the flag ‘'will ' III lU.IH, Tin- i-hlldrtui, aln- said, Gret-ee * n-u llu-i t^Ba-nliei. hill. quartrr. here .kid the flag ''w ill, T o.-day by tin. def.-n-e I- .up-or luwliig the. uri|iirceilrntril trial Comdr. Wimbiah, who waa in l.aughton Memorial Hospital waa not be hauled down now. It i* I ,lf |. an- being bt-ltl “ prisoricrw" wiili Mr. Higgins aaid that the Pta- referred to the Board of Direc­ In which siirh Natl bigwig* as the real estate business in Sanford trying to work out tome method, |b,aie C. I'apy of Key \VeX on tln-ir mother. ■iage of thi* hill will be a decided tors. It wa* pointed out that the Hermann tittering, Joachim, Von Lurjrc* Scale Hattie during th* 1920a, served for more advantage to smaller cities Ilka o f. maintaining the mrmorlaal--• br.l*-ry charges, anm-uncetl-today M/V.I’l'iRp Breen of \Vorc,--ier. Kihltentrop, Field Marshal Wll thdB a year in Antwerp In charge device could be used in many more ■and nil flltf—flag—with Will* thathe ni-eataaneceatity Itf nfof .ala. 7 . . .. * »ist,-r of Mr*. Kairuksli*. aaid *he iraallaaM* «■ !■**• Sis) , wavs than an iron lung, and if that lie would not testify ill the helm Keitel anil Cul. General Al­ Brewing In China o f" h o marine Inspection detail coatly road rebuilding. ra-c I hail not la-aril directly from' l(er there wa* need for thj latter, sister aim <• 1910. fred' J lull ware sentenced to l-e and alio had charge of thp Port*(_n n . A a The wartime raising nf the I "llnwing a long 'tint v*ce tele­ hangrtl, Goering, however, man­ NANKING. July' tH ul’i—A new of Amsterdam and Hotterdam Ap- G 2 0 A r C .vllH SlIIJf A S could l>e used aa an iron lung for , A few muiitli* ago, ho'Suver. -be 24 hours In emergency pending the flag on Hurlbachi—caught by the phone converaatiun with tlefen*-- aged to commit auiride. Inrgc' neute battle l-elween Na- proximate))’ CO U. 8. cargo ship* news camera of Joe B-iteathal, attuineva in Tallaba**ei-. Mr. Spen­ aaitl an unid(-ntifle*l woman. In Tl*e seven survivors of Adolf tionnll*! and Chine*e roinmunlat entered the port of Antwerp each Indian Steamer Sinks VrASTJtotET&s: France, had written stating tier ______Harry Bobwn, who has succeed- .then on Associated I'rea* photogra­ cer laaued tile folloMiug state­ Itilllrr's ruling rlluur slt-pi-etl troop* i» t-rewing In thn area month, Comdr. Wlmhlau a-iid, pher—matte a Pulilzer Prtie pic­ •later wa* incarcerated In Hiltt-rU BOMBAY. India. July IB - M 1 «> DWt, KHlwrry as Lion “Tail ment; "The attornry* Tor Hit- tlr- from their plans ami into a In* soolhraX o f. t-atterrd Sreptngl|ai, with about CO more entering (he ture. It was memorialiied in war femlant have relievni me a* a wit- with her 16-year-old-daughter. I be rrrenl *',-enr of one of the Al-iut (120 persona went missing Twi.ter”, proceeded about the ' Mrs. (Kmk*ti* lived in Wor­ under heavy guard. Guard* pat­ two oth*r porta. bond posters and statuary oil (W* and I will not a|q>ear at the rolled the airfield while the bus bitteie*t rmifllrt* of the Chinese ind.vtoday from the cortal steamer T 0 u r ! ■ * administering cester until 1929 when «ho w, nt to Lfying ondltlona In tha lowland* fines light and left. One of hi* postage stamp*. trial". rolled un to Bpandau, accompanied civil War, report from Mukden in­ have greatly Improved *lncz the Hsmtlss, which capalxed under Lithuania in • tli's- employ of the dicated Imlay. two enormous wave* and sunk victims, hia brother, J. N. Rohaon, United Blatr* Strnm..hi|i Linca. Ity four armored cars inti four war, Comdr. Wimbiah stated, but Jr'., protested against being finer! truckloads of soldier*. Tbe re|Mirt*. file-1 liv the Chi- prim are atill exorbitantly high swiftly In the Arabian Sea 12 Lieutenant-Governor Arthur-.W. ne*e pres*, said the Communists mile* south of Bombay yealer- for being Mia sole member present Coolltlgr fir*t arinour.retl the re­ andChe black market J* flourlth- wearing a necktie on the ground Boys At Camp Winona Settle Down are mustering strong (nice* near ing. Many U. 8. automohilea are port of a Ma*«*rhuatts nrotiu-r and CIO Strike Threatens three major towns of the region, *R .D . Thilhl, traffic manger of that It was necessary to hia men's her five children In-ing held "pri­ In evidence everywhere, he aaid, wear business. Whan It became To Variety Of Sporta And Activities 3 Copper Producers Meihukow. Sian ami llafeng, W- and sell for fantastic price*. th* Homtiay Steam Navigation soner*" hv the Ituaiixn* Imt he apparent that hia necktla, a florid ditl nut Identify thi-nr. tween .40 and 80 mile* to tha Hotterdam. which waa virtual y CL, aaid them werd at noon, “ A- south of Szvpingkal. bout 100" survivors - of tha 721 wash tic. was about to bo cut off, By PARKS ' •miles as they finiihcf thu 50 He rnuitlcd thi* revrla'ion with CHICAGO,* July ' IB (A7-A obliterated during the’ bllukrelg bo reluctantly yielded the 10 cant BOnBY has been largely rebuilt, ha aaid, person* aixml the 400-ton vessel. Camp Scribe “"Vt^M.aFliUu.— - a denunciation, of the »'Vicl_i nL-| Xrike by ltf.OOO f ill rinnlu41001 twlallag-onl. that tbo .n»ub.aad. which, waa Inn a dnicn years nbl Tint. laid madt 1 The m 'onn dg y TfT t mfflP VTTir- putter molds wrrn oe-ng pre­ un l-cfure- InHit- Massachusettssetl* Amrr- Tn propertie* of three large cop­ S. G. Blythe, Famous Belgians are a very Indualriom He said search partic# had pick­ ona l>#gan at 7:00 A. M. aa the pared by the counselors for the lean Legion, charging the Russi­ per producers threatened tftday. people and “do not sit around and ed up 20 iMMlles and that survivors U. S. Emissary Leaves ■leepy campers tumbled from their rampers to. paint and many of the ans with"ingratitude" in Ignoring "There, la a strong indication -• Journalist. Dies argue like the French". A*. Ant­ were brought to Bombay and bunks to the sounding of Ihe bugle. camixrra -began handsome plastic all request* fun .the woman's re­ that there may he a nationwide werp, ho aaid, he got a big k»ck taken to the villages of Reyaa, By Plane For China Pepped by tha early morning dip lanyards in the handicraft shop. lease. •trike," • ipoketman for the CIO MONTEREY. Caiiif.. July 18 GP) ’ the sight of a boat load of Dharamatar, Karanja and Flr- and exercises, they dashed off to Hot pad holders woven on frame* Internatinnl Union of Mine, Mill —A journalistic eareer that beran oranges shipped by wadi. . FAIRFIELD,. Calif., July IB OP) a hearty breakfast and hurried •rr * I *0 popular. A-BOMI1 VK.TIMH and Smelter .Worker^ said •• a on an up-Xatf New York weekly The ship went down In five —Bound for China aa President back to their cabins to prepare Cabin 11. with confident sniles, HIROSHIMA, July IB (Al— •ix-msn subcommittee of the un­ •nd grew tu intirrnationl atatura 5 Wimbiah. who la on llr- .pilnutea. Moat apf-orW Truman's special emissary, Lieut. for the esbln Inspection. Cabin ehaltrnged Cabin I to a -soft ball Fifteen million units of surplus ion's national negotiating commit­ ended with the death of Samuel vg and expects to be djs- Ip be Ipdtans, altbongh Ikna GeneFal AlUrt C. Wedameyer 'I and Cabin V won first place, game and were greatly disap- American medical officer* had re­ tee met here. G. Blythe, 79, last night. on Aug. U, was cammis- KoropeaiU were reported among laft tha Fairfleld-SuuMfeL. Air Cabin U. second place. Cabin-Ill, Dointod.ot their losing 17-3. Tb»y turned uver tu the lUruihlma Jap­ 1 m union claims to rapraaant -Tha funner •uttor of Cosmopol­ _____In October. 1941. He aerved the passengers. Transport Command boa# hy third and Cabin VI, honorable kpow. however, tha tide will turn anese Red Cross hospital, where 7.000 employees at the American itan magazine and political writ­ for ■ while at ChsHcvtoa, S- ( •pcclal plane shortly before mid­ mention. v In the next game. many atom bomb victims. still Smelting and Refining Co.; 6,000 er fur the Saturday Evening Post before going to Key Weal where MEET TONIGHT night lost night. During the swimming period. It » i t contest night at tho coun­ are being treated, it was an­ at the* Phelps Dodge Copper and the old New York World died ha was.for more than a yew cap­ The twice postponed City Com'- With a party of 10. he will ra­ Bobby Morris, Harold and Frank cil ting last night oord an elabor­ nounced (txlsy. Japanese and Cor., and 7,000 at the eKnneeott at “ Sunset Hill “ his home on tain of tha port. On 8ept. 1 ho mission meeting will bo held to- main .in Honolulu on completion Cranston, Sammy Dunn and Ernie ate bubble gum context was held Amriean medical officers had rv- Copper Co. The A. 8. A R. has 17 Pebble Brarh,~atter' a long lll- ,will return to kla former poeluon night at 7:30 o'clock, II. N. 8%yer, of th# 12-honr flight and tthen Morris earned whit* ribbon*. Four In ishlch____ Ernie_____ Morris was chou-n ported insufficient medicines properties undar contract to the nesa. He had lived here 10 year*. Treasury departaua* in city manager, announced thia cAnlinuas westward via Kwajalsln, proud red ribbon ovrnari received Bubbla Gum King . and was chaj- available for treatment of the atom pnlon; the Phflpa Dodge alx pro­ At tha hcUlda waa hia son. Stu­ morning. , — -Guam and ToE?& ribbons with tired (UoatlaaaO a* -bomb victims. duction units and Kannecott tight. art O. UTyTha of Barkaley, Calif.