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THE PALM BEACH POST TODAY'S WEATHER Partly cloudy today and FrU day. ScatUrad afternoon thun derihowtr. VOL XXXIII: No. 131 WKST llKACll. FLORIDA.

THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 17, 1911 It PACKS TODAY 5e DATE IN HISTORY Spaniih forct orrnUr at Santiago, ending Spanish Amtrican war, 1898. 'Japanese Cabinet Resigns; III mZT7 PLANS MPlfl Course Of NewCovemment Obscure; Yonai Is Called warn ins IB SBIflEf CAPITAL 1 OF EMII -A rPr'ieF BT 111 SUPREMACY I SET FDIJIII TOKYO. Thumiy. July 17.

(AP) Kmprror llirohito numnioned formrr I'lrmicr Admirnl Mitsuniflnn Yonai trt confciTiirc? today in an attempt to find a Mirrcn.snr to Pif mlrr I'niicc Kumimaro Konoye hoM Kovrrnnient rcaiifned in a lnulv WVdiicadny. Hi) Carefully (iuarded ('apsulci Arc Headied Puiicr Reported At Smolensk, Russian! Use Those Guns MS MMINM. im. July It Mvnut anr of I bit rrvoKrm lin'll to tha liip of la- Muiiie ei aii fur ilm. Hut 1 i alt t-I11C lo le d.Krtrnl run 11 l) ar leam In init It all lutptrnrrf hrn Ie MuiHf rrernlly ft a lu- rtinmiaiwr fliarlea K.

Tnplril "ItM-n II got new (mine chief Torn I 'el tit Tnpletl the ollir pKlol lange Mai'tHally lie-M-ttrtl pritlvAhly ireaue the of-fiii-r had In I' thnr wi IhiIU and he lo won-dnini; Cliw IVIIil o(i. li-f all pol.irmrn to take mat kman-lup t'l i the odium a rnpnrH In (til a lila tniget tiim out of i iHitv llin'ti' a rfi-i I aa'oiet, I.H olhrl fpml.f.i l. ate on alinn and 7 fhmk Cine of the ni hit the only Iwiit, Hie 47 have Urn onk red In Inke "tibial I raining" and on their on lime. Three wrrc rrpoeta that thf aeniy and navy would Aircraft Year Htxik Of V)M State American Production I)ccisie In (uninjj MontliH Second Selective: dominnti the tirw Korrtimrnt Ihe Konoye rahinrt, which allied Japan with Or UMici.111 Admit; Say Tank Force Tukcit I r. r.

Sen ice I. fUcr mnnv and Italy and a few DRAFT DEFERMENT Nf.AV YORK. July 10 i.T The e.pandin flow of America nui mil into the lrllih war fort dentined a- tha airrra. year lik of V.tll -in end (iertnai air nuprrmary within Hie nex' lew month and make Rrllnin the i i Mosmw, n.ur.(U juiy 17 Ml a mm.rtr.l tr reached the S.nolc rtN mir mile r. ol battle, ararrrd VlteUk and mile from Momhw on Ihe loud lo Kir Sox lei capital, Hie Soviet inform, lion blilrau Hnnourwrd tialny tThi wa the first lime that the Russian have mentioned month later rtttrrrd a neutrality accord with Soxirt Husaia, mi id it resignation was to permit formation of ifovornmont moro cnpalila of 'Vopinjr with the pvrr changing world (situation.

Konoje wrnl lo Ihe Imperial aummer illa al I lay ama to pre rnt the resignation last night, and Yonal journeyed lo I lay ama WASHINGTON, July 16. "Js Fight bundled ran-fully gumdrd rnpaule wrre tord admit on a rnnva today to lnure a Ihoiough mixing of the number for Thur-day night' awind draft drawing which will drlertnine the older In whlrh yining American arc railed up la qualify for null-lr training The capsule were rolled back and forth by diaft official, to avoid a rertirrrnee of crnuim oMwrmng the nrr of drawing which followed the first lottery ilonuiiaiit and Thp deruivr fighter of llw kle. ORDER RECEIVED Married Men And Tlic 2S Year Old. July 1 Arc Not To Be Called I The year l'k. elitel by lluw.

an' Minto. will be mhlihel I tXi Kt HH KM 4 MNO l.r. 1 lir K.NX SiKhtaering Marirtea. re Smolensk, awl tin would irar I the rtwnl trnoill threat tH to Russian defense on li (Ynlial Front pro'r, In the capital Sinn- lenk I mi ii.t 1 nnl nil and! communication center and rraity h.l lrn liraVily It.ll Uil Nazi lnm i rently arrived lo guard t', fjnbaaay, gel diieclion frtHn a lndon liraft official at Loral Hoard fVobhy. Marine al left wean fornl giren fiekl uniform.

Ilia pal, renter, wear llrr blue. 'I hiiml.iy by Ihe Aeronautiral (hamlier of I'tunnieree of Amer-Ma. Tremrndou rrmlm tli.a It pirilnta that Irrna ndiMia airplane prilo lnm in the I'niled Stale, added In Ihe Kiratly in-rread (nndoc tion In may have a "defivvr inllium on the trend of the war In coming ii. ioi.er inrrr were Wrdnrvlay they have romplamta then that Ihe high llrr Ml)rn RUSSIAN PLEDGES Cabinet Shift May Weaken Japanese Ties With The Axis queatii.nnaite in men born belore July 1. l'n.

and to liberalize lilii ie for deferment of married men, Antlrlpaleti Mot A bill I now before Congrea lo rtefer men 2H or more year old, tail the national draft administration evidently ha anticipated the move by sending order to local bcwiriU. torsi ollicml mid. Although local board wrre or- today, Konoye will remain Irt powrr until the emperor relraara him. Court Onarura emirror 1 lo return lo Tokyo late today. Meanwhile, Marqui Kido, lord keeper of ihe privy tral, arrived In Tokyo.

The eourte Japan would 1k wa oharurp. but Foreign Minister Yoauke Matamka. who directed Japan's Prenrnl tie-up with th Axi and her neutrality accord with Russia, wa known to hava U-en the first to agree to th en bloc resignation. The Vonal cabinet resigned July 16 last year. A conference of former prem ler and prominent Japanese wa numhei.

wlmh were (toured into Ihe hiw last, came up early In the dtawing In a disptoimi tionate-ly biige numlx-r of ran-. lite di awing I lirdulod to atari at 7 tl-STl with blindfolded high government official pulling the fust capsule. The name goldfish liowl which kervnt In the fnat World War lottery and in last October' drawing arrived today from Philadelphia under a Khce escort. The bowl FIGHTTO FISH Ambassador Sis Soict Will tattle In I'raN, If Niccssiiry lank I nil Takes. Al lli 4one tune the Soviets mi 11I 11 (Vimnn lank battalion 1 1 1 1 1 ft.int Ruga, hrv on the I'nepr River to I In" whiI had bii urroindcd ami stroyrd The tinman aparrtiily have hern hurled hark lnm llm Dnepr jO mile 10 Ihr lor hern hravy fighting was rrjrt-ed tlill going on Mi ni ion of rkov, nnl- aoiilh ul l.riiinr.tml..

a another lmir Idiil battle air Inlualrd Red troop were holding up Ihr U'imnn diive on l-rningtad month "The im rrane in Amerwan air-rralt phmIih in.n under the national ik-fenM" program in reeoEnirejl by all iiilorined iMm in Im an industrial miracle and one cV-lined lo become a dii iie factor in ultimately ending Ihe ratarlya-hue lutwien demorrary and totalitarianism Una year. a Ihe year Ixa'k. Aimrii-nn industry will turn out WASHINGTON. July 16. tralily- asre.

ment that It Striving lo fathom the meaning deemed essential to adopt a morf of Jaxin' cabinet rrisn. aomr independent iln-y. diplomat. baanle the prediction I One of two roursra a believed tonight that Tnkin' cke tie likely lo result from the change of detect by LrW'i II. depu- with the Ai probably would be government hr.s rred In Independence Ilalpty dim lor of national selective since irtolier.

I rvlre. lo reconsider all rac of The first number ill le drawn rrarru-d men rlamfird a I-A, by Cabinet officer, member of av ailable for military wrvire, Ice The formation of a "wail and weakened in favor of a more In called late llay to recommend a Contie. otlicialr of the War and.ral ollicliil al the orn.T win noi new premier. That entlmenl it etnnHv affect administration vy I arpartment. and otlii-er defiendenl policy, Mar Matin t'nrerlala Whether the re-ignalion of Premier Prince Kumimaro Konoje government Increased or lessened IiMkiN July If, i.li A pli dije that even If Infill in ttr.l, the armie Would retire luliiiid the I Ml Mount mil and liltt on from the t.

remote wii- of Am-iIip Riiia mude today Ruian Amtaador an ii'ky Kor enr," he tanl in an In-leniew. planned di-riil ol himy and Ischt imlutrie vital to the war ellnrt In Riintd a.Mins air mi. 1. "Should Moveow fall, a raln- are" rahinrl not laiund tip completely with Ai ilii and able to move in whatever direction war development Indicated Or More" Militaristic Tlie creation of a till more aim-e few marrird men have beenjwa reliably reortel wa trong of veteran" organization. Truin-ee who have promoted to to re-name Prince Konoye.

lH(a) planea, and next year, under present program. will be produced Sinre July, 7'kiO war plawa were construi tel. and during ihe month of ihe war lar. .1 Anieru an military plane once innsjikred a fnrnudahle airluree alone have hern nrdennf non rommlssioned of I leer Iikt Ihe piws.hility tt war In the I'acb their Induction will complete Ihe fic was uncertain on Ihe bast, of t.inMir regime, pet hup bent on dt awing. The turn whose number will tie by the Rntish and delivered, the drawn are who became 21 preliminary report.

from Tokio an immediate drive into French and M-nding the formation of Indo-Ouna in preparation for a new cabinet. (later drive southward again! There wa no Immediate tend- i British Malaya and The Nether-ency In diplomatic quarter to bail Eat Indira. the cabinet fall a the death In apparent anticipation that Irophe wlm 1 do not Ix hie will i yrnr Ixiok ny. from Ihr moth. Ml Ihr Southern Fiont lrooj were rirlii mill rrti-ln(f the Herman at 10 nnl' west of Ihr Ukraine capital, K'V.

It una In tin aim iluil the Rumuiiiw yesterday homed the counter-attacking Red aimv had kept German Infantry (torn catching up lo upmit advanre Na mi -hanird unit wlmh apparent-lv hiul swept arouml Nitvotail-Vnl)iikl in ih allcmpl to trarh Kirv Tl'i1 Stivi't rornrmiriniiP niid tl Kid air fun Ih'H'IumI flic Itumnnian oil (tnirr of I'll-tt, and Ihr Rumanian ail of Su-linn iiii'l Tuli-ra. year of age lietween OcIoImt Here arr the year book' statu and July, Dralt offi tic on Increased produelion: (Tokyo dispatchc give no clear Indication of what direction Jan (itieae imperial policy may lake a a result of a change in govern ment. but there ha been recently a rising tide of sentiment In favor of anting with Germany against Russia and increasing clamor against what 1 called "the enclr-dement of Jain" by the United State, Britain, China and now th Soviet Union. (The British-Russian alliance, the strengthening of British, American and Dutch defenses In Southeastern Asia and the cials aid that probably none of 2111 warplane built In them would be jndurted Into the Hum classified in Wet Palm llrarh. The government action wa taken because of the large num-l of married men In the Army atiplying for discharge became of depend, nu.

the bulletin aid. Loral board official (aid It bad been the policy of the two board In Wrt Palm Beach for Some time to defer married men, even though tlieir wive were working or financially Independent. Official aid local board have adhered strictly to the regulation reading: "In all doubtful case the local board hall be mindful of Injuries which may be expected to result from separating a father from bin child, a husband from w) in I IH In January knell of the tripartite pact. Jnan might yet hrraK away irom The view most generally held the Axis, the United State In re-wat that Japan' pro-Axi foreign icenl month ha atearrd a course in March-M27 April. incur, we will light on ktippliecl ly these factories; and growing In-diistnes bidden in the I rala, -II A la-ng Hi)" "The have a aong.

'If a Iirg Way to Tipperary." Well, it a a long way In the Industrie wlmh will maintain the Red army against Germany, a long bard way by air or land For example, be said that while dckigned to prevent further de American and British produc policy wa ao contused a a result of ihe German attack on Russia with whom Japan ha a "nyi- Atmy before September because the prores of integrating the new-number with the old and determining the new order of number, undoubtedly would prevent an earlier call. The number of the new men lei lorn! ion In American-Japanese relation. tmn. Ihe year book continue, should shortly reverse Germany two-fold advantage whlrh heretofore ha enabled the Nai to tle jMirrrnsful Blliuku on Ci-rirsnn notonrd linn and NaI pl.inin NAVY TRANSPOR LAGLER PARK BIN Fl Ste lo tie Inserted at proportionate inierxal among the number of air power full-out at will and on the ground apo ttcrc ri Mirliij Ihr aiimrn pi lii iildi ly con- the same time defend their all the old registrant who had! base reasonably well. maintenance of the not Twen inducted by by the laiungra.l industrial section wa threatened hy the German offensive i be area wa not any case ital to Soviet war production.

Some air observer here supported bun in the contention that Russia has plant wlmh are (or pi ac ci-mikling on Nat Inmp KHlhrn'd In Itm-Hian June 30. IG OCEAN CROSS 10 GET ALUMINUM IIWM. Tin- Rid roiinlrr offi'nMVr In the Roinhi'V ana. hnh rouh. 17 I l.VI mill' iMiiilhc-v if Departure Delayed; ta al purjiose simply yond elfiT.

live Nazi rem h. For. they recalled People May Drive Past Irnvk. first Mrt.i niiiiird tiy the ibllity that United State aid might reach Russia by way of Vladivostok have been viewed with alarm In Japan, I The phrasing of Ihe govern ment' announcement of Its fait indicated that Konoye, who already ha had two term a premier, might receive Ihe Imperial command to assemble a new cabinet from which some of the retiring minister would omitted. The cabinet said it stepped down because it felt keenly "the necessity of a rapid strengthening; of the domestic structure a well as a drastic renovation of Itself," Foreign Minister Yosuke Mat uoka, influential in aligning COMES IN SAFELY German repoits had never claimed And Drop Waste Meta Expected Passengers Allowed To Remain the ort of heavy attack on Rus Man Industrie as bud Ix-cn acrom Sjvn ricw-pniKT (Should Uw Orrnana in the Sinol-nk arra Ihry wci ld threaten the rear of thi'M- In Container family a a unit i or importance lo the national well being." The bulletin read that men whose wive work will be granted deferment, newly marrld men will be granted deferment on showing that their marriage wa brought about In the normal course of affairs and not just to seek deferment, and men will not be required to liquidate assets that make their wive financially indeH-ndent before being granted deferment.

Only change brought about by the order locally will las the requirement that newly-married plished in the far more accessible LOS ANGELES. July 16. Kritish midland. Riil forrea fit'litini: alons; the A large bin will tie built thi A damaged transport plane carry Ihiring the day II nut disclosed weekend in Flagler Park at Cle aoulhrrn rourse ol the Imepr Rivet in the Rini hev NEW YORK, July 16. i.li The Navy transport West Point was on the high seas tonight, bound for Lislmn with AM German and Italian nationals, hanislwd by the log five passenger and a crew of three landed salely late today after circling the city several hour to matis Street for scrap aluminum which will lie collected next week Seventeen passenger aboard a Florida Motor Line bus escaped injury early Wednesday when the vehicle overturned In a ditch along side the Federal Highway between the Seminole Golf Club and the dimmish its load of fuel.

for defense needs, George F. Free United States government and or The craft, its landing gear dam man. drive chairman, nia wca NAZIS IN! TO SEND Jaiian with the Axi in the Berlin aged In a takeoff, landed on one nesday. dered to return to their warring homelands. Fifty other exacted treaty of Sept.

27, 1910, and who wheel, sheared that off and iikid He said the bin will be Intended ded on it belly 7(1 feet. primarily for the convenience ol personally signed the neutrality accord of April 13 at Moscow, wa Surf Cottages but it was an Innocent passerby who was Injured ar a result of the bus crash. Mr. Ralph Chumley, Fort Lau men show that their marriages were not effected merely to eck deferment, officials aid. iiersuns wishing to drive by and Ambulance and fire engine crew waited anxiously, but the passenger were permitted to remain behind.

Scheduled to sail at 3 m. (EST) Tuesday, the West Point wa 23 hours late in getting away that Ihe Rriti-sh military mission lo Mbscow had reMrted back that morale was high In the Red air Heel and that its men were holding their own with the Nazis, showing a willingness- to lake on the best the invader could send over. The Russian air arm was de-scrilH'd as powerful and intact. Mother Warns People Of These Nazi Agents ORI.ANIX), July 16. i.li-Mrs.

Freida (Jllcnberg of Orlando to drop in bits of waste metal or absent because of Illness from tho emergency cabinet session which preceded the election. occupant were not badly shaken, larger aiMlcs. but that all alum nor was the plane greatly dam inum collected in the drive will aged. temporarily be placed there. on her unusual mission.

The liner, until recently the The Western Air Line plane Make Appeal 1 HE RECRUITS LEAVING CI1Y TODAY took off Irom liurbatik for San America, finest and largest ship The o'iiction here is part of a Ihego at p. m. Shortly after WEATHER Tkt Aiuxlitad frm nation-wide effort sponsored by the takeolf. Lester Ilollon, pilot of the U. S.

merchant marine, was making her maiden transatlantic voyage. the National Civilian Defense discovered that the retractable derdale, received minor cut when she ran her car into the back of a machine operated by H. W. Hamilton, Miami, while looking at the bus accident. The bu, bound from Miami to Jacksonville, departed the local terminal at 4:20 a.

m. and the accident occurred 25 minutes later. There were no West Palm Beach passengers aboard, motor line officials said. According to Riley Denney, bus driver, the bus slid off the highway shoulder when a southbound Council. Paul E.

Twilty, chairman carrier on one wheel had broken ANKARA. Turkey. July 1C. A German bid for the right to liend troops across Turkey inlo the Soviet Cauca-sii was remrted tmlny a a large Item in military diplomatic and economic stresses pulling this country inlo a new tug-of-war between Germany and Grrat Hrllain. German Ambassador Franz von Pnpen was reported to have aounded out Turkey on the transport of troops and supplies contingent on a decisive German victory over Russia by September.

of the County Defense Council, Hollon was Instructed to fly un Transport Armed Despite the safe conduct guar KOHt-TAST I hnnriav joined Mr. Freeman, speaking at til his fuel supply was almost day sent in an iron cross received by her from the Imjicrial German government for the death of her husband in World War 1 to the gone, then head Into the 12-mile the Kiwanis Club luncheon Thurs rriiiny wiia (t-uUeird afternoon thund-emhowfira. MAKINK FOHrCAST Hntlerai lo Jarksunvlllp Mnrirrala wind for an attempted belly land day, In appealing for all possible anteed by the British government, she was armed with four five-Inch guns and anti-aircraft guns for the trip through war-perilous waters. Seven young men from West Palm Reach and area leave this morning at 11:30 o'clock for Savannah, to be formally enlisted In the United States Marine Corps, Sergeant John Q. Goffe, who I in charge of the recruiting station at the local post office, said last Orlando Morning Sentinel with ing.

contributions. Ihe request that the ncwsMiprr Mr. Freeman announced that a'Uilhpily winds m-inalonaily (ipih off cimt over Nnrih poitlon. moally Shipping men said the voyage With Hollon were George Cer veny, co-pilot, and Evelyn Bart' lei stew ardess, and these passen warn the people of Florida that Nazi agenls are approaching Ger truck-trailer approached on the Junior Chamber of Commerce committee, headed by James Ncmec, will be in charge of the cost the Axis governments about $120,000, Including a $3 steward mans lo tell them their duty to curving roadway. He assisted pas Turkish officials were gam to tip for each adult and $2.50 for gers: Mrs.

L. Walker and Mrs. Threlkeld of San Francisco; C. Karl. Santa Barbara; G.

E. have replied that such a question parade to be held Friday evening sengers through the left hand windows of the overturned bus, later each child on board. riouny weHinrr innisnay vvnn inundei alumna and aqunlU. Jaeksnnvlllr lo Florida Strait anil Fast liuir CJenlle to moderate aoiilh-erly wind, partly cloudy outlier Thuraday; araltorrd showeia near th const. Western Caribbean Modcrait to no.

rationally fresh eitat wind: partly rloudy wenthrr Thuraday; arattereit howeri moally over eaat portion, FATHFR TABLE wan nremnture. of next week. Prizes will be given On her return trip, the West Tucker, Sacramento, and a Mr, Boon of San Diego. the boy and girl including the most night, Five were enlisted the last three days and the others last week. All passed preliminary physical examinations here, and will take final tests at Savannah.

They will spend 30 days at Parris Island, S. for recruit training. The seven men: John Cooper. Point will bring home American in addition to the transport request, the Germans were reported atriving to double their commer aluminum in their parade cos bringing the bus back to West Palm Beach under its own power. The passengers resumed their journey on another bus.

tumes. The march will conclude the rathrrland comes first. Mrs. Ollrnberg said her two sons, bolh American born and citizens of the United States, were now fighting In the German army "because they listened to the promises of these German agents. I hope this letter will stop other Americans from or listening to these Nazi agenls as my two fiKilish son.

have done." consuls, their families and other U. S. nationals banished from Axis and Axis-dominated nations. at the bin. U.

S. Army Bombers cial dealings with lurkey, oiler Ine sale of armaments among oth July 18, lllll On Saturday of next week Station llgh Low Prrp. er things, and to be seeking at K2 Icave Buenos Aires CL trucks will move along 37 routes, U. S. Navy Attache premium prices the vital Turkish .57 .95 $1,000 Received covering all of West Palm Beach, BUENOS AIRES, July 16.

ii- while Hoy Scouts and other youths chrome ore which now goes Britain. A United States military delega 719 Street; Gurnie G. Peters, 7101 Street; George E. Belew, 621 South Rosemary Avenue; Alton J. White, 722 Street; Robert G.

McKitrick, Okeechobee Road; Pasco F. Huett, 109 Southwest Second Street, Delray Beach, and Tom J. Reilly, Delray Beach. Toward Iron Lung Contributions to the Iron lung Germans admitted nervousness tion which came here for Argen make a house-to-house canvass for aluminum. All of (he metal thus collected is to be deposited in the over indications of hard fighting Una's 125th independence anniversary left Buenos Aires in two in prospect if British Indian fli bin.

CD CD CD CD CL CD CD CD CL PC PC CD PC CL fund, a project of the American Legion Auxiliary, continued to increase Wednesday and nearly bombers today to return to Pan ama. visions continued to arrive in Iraq and advance up the country to the proximity of the Northern 67 72 64 71 58 84 S7 66 65 68 55 70 49 71 74 79 61 76 66 72 74 62 65 ost Office To Get $1,000 had been collected up to lasi night. Church Addition Bids To Be Received Friday MaJ. Gen. Frank Andrews, head of the group, said that a plan to visit Montevideo had been aban Exterior Painting Famous Draft Bowl On Way To Washington PHILADELPHIA, July 16.

UP) America's famous draft bowl was taken from its niche again today in Independence Hall and started on another journey to Washington for tomorrow's selective service drawing. It was turned over lo a delega Missing On Flight WASHINGTON, July 16. (JP) The Navy reported today that Lieut. Eugene Edward Davis, 34, assistant Naval attache in London, had been missing since May 23, when he started a flight as observer on a long range British bomber from Gibraltar to England. Officials said Davis was engaged in an "authorized non-operational flight They noted that although he had been missing for nearly two months, his file In the Department still did not bear the notation that he was presumed to be The fund is to purchase an iron Iraq-Iran frontier.

State Issues Warning lung for St. Mary's Hospital. On doned but that the planes would Acting on instructions from exhibition at 220 Clematis Street Bids on a proposed addition to circle the Uruguayan capital in a Washington, Acting Postmaster the Church of Bethesda-by-the- is a respiration chamber such as To Car License Buyers C. McCreary lias advertised for friendly gesture. Porto Alegre, Brazil, was to be the first stop.

Sea will be received in the office Alpena Ashevlll Atlanla Allanlli- niy Birmingham Boston Buffalo Burllnirton Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Detroit Dululh Kl I'ann Fort Worth Galveston Havre Jacksonville. Kanaas City Kev Wesl Little Rock Lo Anuele 1-oulnvllle Memphl Meridian Miami Minn. -St. Paul Mobile New Orlean New York Norfolk PHtsburch Portland, Me. Portland, Ore, Richmond St.

Lou la San Antonln San Francisco Vlcksbura; Washlnuton WllmlnKton will be purchased by the local .07 .18 .02 bids to paint and redecorate the group, Mrs. J. R. Sander, chairman TALLAHASSEK, July 16. UP) 74 of the auxiliary committee, an exterior of the West Palm Beach Post Office, he announced 74 1.92 Singapore Is Ready nounced.

sThe display will remain Florida automobile owners who this year bought $10 license plates tion of District of Columbia police and American Legion officials by Walter E. Alessandroni, secretary For "Come What May" open daily this week from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.

For the first time since it was 74 .57 56 .32 75 1.77 76 .80 63 66 dead. completed in April, 1937, the LONDON, July 16. (JPt Air SS fit 85 ftt 9.1 92 8S 75 SH 87 78 79 72 J02 85 8K 94 91 87 no 90 PC CD CL PC PC CL CL CD CD CD CD CD CL PC CD CL CD CL CD CD CL CD building will undergo improve Chief Marshal Sir Robert Brooke- The last report received from the plane, the Navy said, was sent to Mayor Robert E. Lamberton, in a ceremony beside the Liberty bell. The howl was used for the 1917 and 1940 draft drawings.

.04 Advertising Costs ments. Popham, commander in chief of Bids will be received until 2 off the coast of Portugal. Are Added To Taxes British forces in the Far East, of the architects, Wyeth King, Friday morning, it was learned Wednesday. The addition includes a two-story building adjacent to the guild room on the north, connected to it with a kitchen. According to plans, the lower floor will be devoted to the kindergarten of the Sunday School, the upper floor to the work-rooms and to offices for the rector and secretary.

In the absence of Robert M. Butt, chairman of the building committee, Roscoe T. Anthony is serving. Also on the committee is Wiley R. Reynolds.

Aug. 5. Davis' wife, who lives in Arca dia, was notified May 27 66 55 71 65 68 76 54 76 75 72 66 for cars which required jH. tags will have to pay the extra $5 fore they can buy their new 1942 licenses. Henry J.

Driggers, Slate motor vehicle commissioner, said the replacement has been made by a majority of those who were ed by the tag department mistake in classifying new models of some cars by weight. The others will have to make up the difference before 1942 tags will be issued. County Tax Collector Stetson thai he was missing. Davis was Enthusiasm Plus .23 .05 .23 .87 .03 born in Pocatello, Idaho. O.

Sproul announced Wednesday that he cannot accept payment of was quoted by (British news agency) in a Singapore dispatch today as declaring, "we are fully prepared, come what may," when asked to comment on rumors of an impending resumption of Japan's southward expansion. BOSTON, July 16. (JP) So much did Anthony Pagliarulo like and 72 76 delinquent intangible and personal property taxes without payment of penalties and advertising costs. Health Officer eat Palm Hearh SB Dclray Refunding Validation Upheld The State Supreme Court Wednesday affirmed a local circuit decree validating a $352,350 city of Delray Beach refunding bond issue, the Associated Press reported. State Attorney Phil O'Connell Rainfall (lo 6 p.

none. like to talk about the life of a Navy man that tonight six of his Barometer (at midnight) 30.08. Many checks have been rejected Prevailing wind high, SSE-20 fat In New Quarters Dr. W. S.

VanLandingham. city 12:35 p. low, calm (at 1:35 m.Lj buddies were added to the U. S. Navy rolls.

Sunrise. 5:36 a. get. 7:15 d. m.

since Tuesday because the law requires payment of advertising costs, he said. Anthony completed a six weeks Moonilse. 6 a. m. set, 7:26 p.

m. TIDKS TOIIA High. 3:3 a. m. and 4:19 p.

m. Low, 9:57 a. m. and 10:35 p. m.

health officer, was in his new full-time office on the second floor of the city health building on Fifth course in aviation mechanics at Newport, R. last week and, on said last night he had the matter sent to the high court for review. The move is he explained, in order that the highest U. S. Consuls In Reich Assemble For Departure BERLIN, July 16.

mV. S. consuls and members of their staffs, ordered out of Germany, were assembled tonight at Frank-furt-am-Main. They expect to leave for Lisbon, Portugal, furlough, described his duties to RIGA IS SHELLED LONDON, July 16. UP) Soviet warships have shelled Riga, capital of former Latvia, Reuters British news agency reported tonight.

The report, picked up in Stockholm from the Moscow radio, also said Russian planes simultaneously bombed the city, while German bombers unsuccessfully attacked the Red fleet, PERSONS KILLED IN JAP EARTHQUAKE TOKYO, July 16. Five persons were killed and many others injured during an earthquake late Tuesday night in Nagano Prefecture. Thirty houses collapsed and more than 100 others were damaged. Aftershocks continued throughout the night. Daily Inventory The Weat Palm Reach Fiahlnr Clnh former teammates on the Chelsea High School football team.

BOMBERS ALOFT LONDON, Jaly 16. (JFi The Air Ministry announced tonight that a ship and a "number of others" were hit in a British bombing raid on the Rotterdam docks this afternoon. Street Wednesday. He said he is closing his private offices in the Citizens Building because of increased work at the City Health Department, but will remain a court in the State may pass on la holding apen house each Tueaday Into the recruiting station today bond issues. and Thuraday nlfht throufhout thi Adams and Nowlin were attor month.

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