1 10 178 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c25bfe60179631e4d3e35d1380de77c6.pdf a82cc78af62417e9fc2532b3f49ce619 PDF Text Text 0 - tH E SANFORD M R A L D hank Noel, AP Photographer, Was Permitted To Take Prison Pictures Bdltna'a Note—Thl* la lha laal alory h» A I* phnln«r*nher Frank Noel on Me 33 month* aa a Communist prlaoner la Norlh Korea. By FRANK" N O EL aa told lo Olan Clemente TOKYO (/P)—After I received mv rnmera in January Il'uJ, the ;hlne»e let me lake picture* In four of the *1* ramp* where nontorean war prlaoner* wore h e l d . __________ ____ ____ _____ In m r wandering around the gmpa * Mol ■ prelfy fair hi81 °J They used race against race and low many men were In each and nationality against nallnnallly In •Itlm ated thero worn between an cf(nrt (0 , tlr up anlmoiily ,000 and 5.000 men, mostly Amen- amnng the prlaoner*. On lhat acore ana. In the hand* of the Rods. ( wai rca| orm)(j |r> nolo » per Inotber 3,000 died in the camp* tcnl 0f l)Uf incn_ rcgardlea* of md arc burled in the hilli around riK*c creed, stood pat They ryoktong and Chonchnng, where* gncw what Waa going <*n and dldn'l nost nf the camp* were located |,„y „ mat would account for up In 8,000 L ater on the Red* opened up if the IS.OUO nnn-Knrcan troop* c a rnp 2 anil movtsi all the officer* •itlm ated In he missing today. The Chinese did not murk the«r eimpa for acelal Identification during the first year of the war When they did mark them they used the Chinese character* that I wai told meant “ peace" rather than a prlaoner camp. One day about three months ago f law three wagon loada of TNT— about 90 boxes of It to the wagon -d u g up and taken out of Camp I where l.aoo Americana, Dritlsh, Filipinos, Puerto Rican*. Turk*, french and Greek POW* were M id. If a bomb had struck that eim p accidentally the whole hunch would have been killed Tha Redi tried to cover up the great number of death* among the POWa—sometime* aa many a* 43 bodlee In one day were seen being moved out of the camp—by trying to force Allied doctor* to say the M r died of ayphllia contracted be­ York Times, Chicago Tribune, fore they ware captured. None of Philadelphia E v e n i n g Bulletin. the* doctors would go for it nod n Roltlmore Sun, Kansaa City Star food many of them Hid time In the and Iho Di* Angeles Times, and aol* aa a result. lell them "Ihe people'* peace We were held right near the movement" was right and Just. I border of Manchuria and a Chinese refused. They even forged some Da doc told me one day If (he of our names lo leltera and pub­ Alltel ever tried In liberate the lished 'hem. I know of several prlaoner* the Chinese would lake such case*. Ihoae they wanted to keep across Actually, I've talked with some the border into Chin*. Perhaps of the Chinese soldiers from time they have done so now to time and they have Inld me that when I waa captured In Nnvcm half or more nf the so-called volun­ bar 1930 along with Marines, Army teer* are antl f'ninniunlsl and wive •nd British Irnops al Koto, North conscripted. Korea, they walked us to Camp One day in early 1!>M some of g—about TOO mile* over the wind I lie Turks, who were pretty staunch lag route they made us lake, Camp Alllrd troops, heard Ihnl Ihe New York Ik-rald Tribune's reporter, Maggie lligglni, had been rap lured They tuld me about it. 1 hud known Maggie in llerlln and again In Kncna None of us liked Ihe idea nl an American woman being In Iho hands nf the Reds so wr goI together a few little things we could spare for her and about $3(1 In Arnerlrun greenbacks and gave It In Ihe Turks lo gel (o her We kni*w the Chinese were creiy fpp greenbacks and figured lhat amall amount nf money might help h*r nut. The Turka look the money and about four months Inter returned everything to all the dponr* he caur.e they had learned through Ihe grapevine Ihnl Mis* ftlgglns had TONIGHT iinrl TOMORROW NIGHT ABBOT and COSTELLO MEET CAPTAIN KIDD” Co-starring ('ll A It I, KH LAUGHTON NEWS, CARTOON, rind SHOUTS SANFORD ORLANDO C o rn e r T h ir d nnd P ttlm eM o H IG H W A Y C IOHKH A LL HAY F R E S H II L A C K E Y E U OH C O N K r w »U<S5 A » t D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D ACROSS ( M in i I Floating lei nickname B. Droop* In 6 Kind of rock ih* mlddt# 6. Island In 9. (lavt up a river |0 Climbing (Eng l plant f Cun (slang) 13 River li t 1 A acoffar 1,1. Import 9 A filament | | Krnun from tha water akin 33 Greek taller 34. Satrcta 33 Ampla 36. Cold (llar.l 3T. Dan* diaa 38 Compla rent 33 G irl* 13 Bedstead 18 E rbium laym I 17 (tevivaa 20 M ualenola 21. Coin name 33. An arm y 34 A tte m p 33 Weaker 40 Regret 11. Apprahand I I. AdiliU onal 13 Vegetable IS Citadel 19 Genua o f tunlcatea r - T~ J V 77? 7 ” /A i0 " /// rormrn tAit out wuh we portnttM. rrtm AHll 3*10 ► fRr- . )\ . 3P>Kf; sttnm rue Vrttrtdair'a 4 ii« ,r 41 Froien water 43 Coin iF r ) 44 Ytterbium laym ) * i 1 crows d o w n in OROtR , AFtcR n e t FIRST / INN/NO...I % n % d «r ‘ to it % H If % % ii ii b % V / io Sc/ ii Uie ool in hi if u h n U ‘ y y It r* p u H $ % It m w yu Laura Ave., richer entary week* 4 4' *» d m •t UP it* XT U •4 of 40 i from of Co* Canal iplrtcd 103.1). They atudled under Dr. Alice V. Kellner, professor of elemenUiy education at N Y U '* School oT Edurotlno and authority on childhood education. l.ecturr* and Hl*cu*ainna wpre paved primarily on child growth and development a* an aspect of total community life. Other factor* conaldered were the role of tha elementary achool In parent educatlon, agencies dealing with children and their faralliea, and community planning to meet specific child need*. u FRESHNESS is tho name % Under Ihe new plan, Ihe main NEW YORK W — Leading In see corn companies ..«»*■ n tirfp ti.............vision* affect adult d riv e r* nf M irsncp nan i f %hnvp on nationwide auto liability rales cut!I ng somo T o il a"for" ad ttlt pleasuro eai drivers and Increasing rates for many young people The National Bureau, major au tnmnbilo Insurance rating groups. A spokesman for the under said the rates would go Into etfocl as soon a, they can ih> filed with authorities In the various stale* not been captured I sure liked those Turk* They were good soldiers and good men. The Chinese never were able lo do much wllh them. The Turk* Jusl shrugged their shnuldci* and fvetended they didn't understand They even brought In a Turkish■peaking Russian who had onco worked In the Russian Khissy at Ankara. He didn't have any luck either and may he In a Russian hole somewhere today for having failed The Reds Inld us one day that the UnlUd Mates government was holding up 37,000 letters tn POWs. I Blink It was the other way around. I know people wrole me and thanked me for making pictures nf their prisoner kin. Americans do things like that I got about to such Id le r* In prison camp hut I'll bet there weir many more. t had Intended to wrfle letters tn (hose 10 or 12 people and thank them hut the Communist * took those letters away from me when I was freed on Aug. 0. Now I don'f have the name* nr addresses I was only permitted In write two letter* * month while I was In prison and of course they went to my wife. They took away from me every addrexi I had In writing when I left Prices Effective THU IIH. NOON THRU HAT. CALIFORNIA ICEBERG non bus m«* car* ami young drivera under 23 years of age Cars gory Ihe base (or determining other rales. For adidl drivers. Ihe new schedule* lake Into account the possible use of Ihelr cars going to and from wor. The lowest rates apply to those car* used solclv for pleasure driving A sllghlly higher rote Is fixed for ears driven less than I*' miles on a one way trip In work; still higher rules apply for vehicles driven mure lhan III mile* to work Previously there was no distinction for private ear used for both pleasure driving and for traveling In work. The new schedules also break down young drivers Inin three groups, instead of carrying them In a single category. The three iroups Include those under 23 ltvng al home, childless married couples under 23 and young driv era with no family control. Fur Iho Drat group of youths (here will he a I per cent reduc­ tion; hut for Ihe third group, con ildered the worst n*k*. there will be « sharp Increase. In the New York area, they will pay I3ln for Ihe same Insurance adults can buy for *123. Farmers, who now gel a 13 per cent discount, will gel under the new plan a 2" per cent discount below the rates applying In their classilicnlicm Ti reston f DR. L. T. DOSS C I1 IR O P R A C T O R H O U R S 9 tn 13 — 2 to I 391 Phone 733 Atlantic llank Building o f Tele h pone 1287 CARRE FLORIDA CHAMPION Heavy Duty THICK TIRO 0 IU IX I CHAMPION WkHe Sidewall Paiieafler Tire SMALL FANCY Tomatoes LARGE STALKS PASCAL N ew Exclusive GRADS A # # M i Ih < -. !■ ' JP # M Avocadoes ea. 10c THE8H CUT LOCAL GREEN I U MT/J A W / ( RUN ON FIRST... 1$ 1 f , rfkunfOTOU 10 PUU THIS 0*1! our a roftwc,of*HH/ l BMjHorp-edt ^ A n f l . . Mforoing. �»•i>* -4**#*** .-fr i -- «. *■—:r-e« <* ,«:>n* Wf,oe ■•« J‘W / . r- J '>-»■*' ’, -,V i i 0) LATE BULLETINS M I A M I iJ 't — 1 ho m ' \ A t l ant i c lit iiiit iiiio vvluvlI HIT w inds o f nhout 1-vO mil,*'. Ill tome v*»i'-.*Hy whs niovitig on ii n o r tiiw fs ti'r ly cntiiMi’ Dntuv w hich sliniiht tn’imss land ii m is . VLijF SrilUiU iiU JLTmU CommissiionApproves Budget 0k$774,633 I N D K I 'K N D K N I ’ 1I A I I . Y I I O N N , (ici'M inny t/Pt W est (ic rm iu i Socialist)) hnrloil fresh d e m m c iiitio iH today at 1 . S. S e c re ta ry o f S ta te Dulles in an el to rt to tu rn his o|ien sii|i|Hirt lo r re-eleetiiin o f jirtr’ A m e ric an ( hancellor K onrad A d en au er in to a lioomeraur? w hich would s\yee|> the lout enlist o|i|iusition to pow er. itl'.l .< i It A I if. i . l ’i - o u p o s l a \ ia tin •atoned o ffic ia lly In d a j to send troops to th e Ita lia n \ urtoslav fr o n tie r unless Ita ly etuis h e r m aneuvers, term ed a " m ilit a r y d e m o n s tra ­ tio n .' in D ia l area. V O I.U M K X I.IV ★ U IS S A N I . I'ra n e e i la l lon aee I'lia d w iek pave up h e r n tte in p lc d ro iin d -ti i|i swim o f the Knultnh ( lian ael to* itip h l a f t e r lit hours and 7 m inutes m th e t h illy w aters. n ^ V IL L A t il* ) 1 1‘> - M a i d e n . W illia m P . D ru m w l.ite II.H ied am i i tiiu a it . t m ore Hum th re e years ill ( o llin iin iis t prisons, today curie a Utissia i h ililt jeep hack to freedom and to a Ite m t-w a n n iiip w vhonte In tlm firs t A m e ric an s he luid seen since his cap tu re. H lt l /. K N O U T O N A IK 11A S K . Kuydnnd t/1*)— A n ad\a ttc e m jn ril o f Id I . S K IT S lr a t o jH ato m handlers zoomed ttm m he A .m ile to K n,.|.m d tmlav ,ust as a s.pm drm , o f slstei slops th e \ a re to replace h u rtle d o ff fo r the U n ite d S tates. State News Roundup - • Leon County Court Requested To Rule On Physical Condition Of McCarty T A L I.A IIASSKK i-Pt The r. .........at 1 Circuit f'oiirt |,m hern l"l.i'il li> lull' mi ulirliici (in. \|, o il n iilivsimllv I'ttiiuhlr uf cun. til......IT in tiffin*. Suit tod, lug fur |||)< i i|liiu< vu l i M ri' litck«inivit'u uui.<miil.il. .1 h i .i, „ ■()., . ,,,,1,1, 1, I lie itnu'llmi hus nut iriveii litti'iilinll |u Ci . mill, it f Ii,,) * lir mi* illeiriily i nniunttril lit i|t. r 1p«l«‘ •els pint first in*l|. •■t.ili. hoxnllut. 1 *n T»»1 Im • t m i u i l n l I n I tie h u s •'< I,'.- I . mil ||; |,, , , , . , | | j , i,,,, 111• -I ' .1 lll»t • iirneil Itv 11 member |<il,d inom'e, ' li< fill 11ill m ......... le.... . hv law. * " V •>t.if i d I ^1t*-** 4til| v hint iu M *tf!J till* f|p’*t IV0 4 f| r* f *‘*l tift** 1 m i liun 1in i! m i lit1* ted I" to s mid iti 11it 1•' n hut I * mi* limit 1ret. A idtirk i*f *1hi * ‘mint v i iuut t'lH'iii iN NEW nH LEA NS r Itus.i'll T iu ^ In* ft 1-I iietilinn ivr»4 gay ul Miami, Flu charged with uD*'d L»\ <1 Nf Nnl 1*4 svhii H'lM manslaughter In lie iie iiti uf *i . Aimnlui daughter, mis nrre«ii i ui .... for ' tun idviitlfii'd in I hi* |i>-Li adjoining .leffersun Parish today lief* idler applying lur a v'.*a tn M \t' rn Ttie anv'st came id die nu|iiusi id a Haile Culilll v. I "I a littiulsniaii vvlai posted SI.IMSi tur Tnngny'* ce ledac pending trial in Hut dealti id 5 year old Kathy, lad May a (illl.A N IiO .r —A Inrnfll armeil With a tny pl^tnl held ii |i n bar live mlh’i mirth uf N i l s city an llilihuny 411 shortly liefure mai nlUlit lust nlyIn nnd yul uwny with nhinit -AS after nra|i|)|mu with a ctisliutier wlm tried to siiIhI u .' him Sheriff II, jJ. S Swniwt I l S l i ' 1 P?n!»rK trni,vThJ J .t e t ‘)i| rChier l 'l,’f Deuuty Sheriff w um da in \v n Tongay Arrested In New Orleans Orlando Bandit Uses Toy Pistol 10 Traffic Deaths Expected In State ■sps*&:, i'atritl ihreetnr ll N K‘rkmnn already hat utimntaeil liu i|ier* will wink iruuad the eliielt dnrui]; Hie Iiullilay |u 1i1lu.ee irahie laws | | . forecast " I’imhvind- uf extra aiituiluitutes ‘ will lie mi It * road The <ami aIt) cunni will slnrl at tl p in today ami end al uudnlyht Monday. Fhlfidti had II truffle ilcalhs dm llU! the la.U l.atmr l>av wiekend Admiral Gets Navy Reprimand WASHINGTON e A reprimaml for Hear Mini Irvmy T Duke is tilaniH'd b\ Navy F 'ert laiy Itohert ^ II Audi t -mii *ur Duke’s haiidliny ™ r.l an iiivi-sflyalloii into ihe slayinu of an atleyeil iewil show at Key Weal. Fi t Dill ' iMiomumler of Key West Naval llase at tlie lime, has since liven ordered to command a l’a> rifle cribser division Defense D«iiartinent spokes mim said Ills Iransfei after ll meiilhs in I*lur lila had imlhi'iy In tin with the "charily sim>l. i \\ * Florida Leads In CD Enrollments H 'a i i f « "s! toll) hurteiuler la'stur tu Ii .1inI over Ihe money As lie thief turiird to yo llurtim lluyer* of Oriinue 1‘oimly, the onl> einlumei in the plate imuped on the hiiaild and grappled with turn The liamlit lirnfc the t>w pistol over the head uf IIoner' mill I .114 oat the tluoi Hyacinths Blamed For 3 Drownings KIKSIMl)Ki: r - W.Her hya dill Its have be n blamed loi tlie ilrownlliy ot three ivleyroes in Lake Tuhnpakclia near here Slierilf Hubert M llnckles said a sr|iiall overturned their bo aI Wednesday ami Ihnl they lierumi eotutiKlcd m a heavy growth of Ihe plants ohrn they tried to swim to slime Hyacinth* surrounded the area of Ihe uecldenl. The bridle* were found yrster ■lav Hinkles it lent i f boil them as Cal ONeal, .'t«. Hosier Lewis. U. and l.ools Ilaudall, 1.1, all ut Kk simmee Picture Law Unconstitutional CHESTVIKW iTv—I’arl of a Flor­ ida Inw has been ruled imcunstllnliotiul and ns a result thren prrsmis churned with loissesslny and dls Irlhiilmy lewd pictures were freed The section nf Ihe law relation In punishment lur pulillshlny amt distribution obscene literature was described by Clrcull Judye D Stuart (Hills as not specific rnoiiyh. WASHINGTON <e Florida lead* Its sister stale) of tlcoryla and Alabama In volunteer enrollment* fnc the federal civil defense prnyram The reason may he that Florida Jras a (unit and vulnerable roast llna on<l Us resident* still have «) vivid recoiled Inn* of World War w II alilp vlnklnys rdf ilwlr shore*. ItuixiaV recent uimmmcement M IA M I liKACII btv-Jnhn DOdek. Ihnl It has Ihe hydrnyen Immli i* rxpeded In speed enrollment In Cleveland, ha* been roelecled thn Ihris* stuies, and clsowlutre president o( (be Fratoioal Order of Police for a Imirlh Im n . over I lie lulhm. Police President Record Enrollmenl Expected »ln Schools Throughout County ■< A record enrollment In public ichrtoU of thu county w ai pradlrtad today by It. T. Milwee, County auperintrndent of public Initructlon. He made hi* piedlcthm from Incomplete enrollmrrM- from County ■rhooli, ■tallny, “from all the number* we do have, we are predicting a record eniolTmvnt this year In our achoolt." The »uperlnlendent mentioned <► two achooli, Lake Monroe and Final arrannementa for handling Lake Mkry unit*, n* having more thU overflow are dependent upon puplle registering on Tuesday than the final registration figure*. either had anytime ln*t year. However, plana for Tueeday are ^ In anticipating an Increase In Ic have the fourth grader* who E n ro llm e n t among lower grade*, are withia walking dlatance of ’according to th* •unerlntendent, Weatalde and Houlhilde school* the County Imord of public In- attend there, Mr. Milwee an­ at ruction renovated four available nounced. T ho u fourth gradera who have rooms from “top to iMittom," In­ cluding painting and Installation b u n taking Igiae* to either of of new Itgjit*, at the Grammar th*i« ichool* are to go to tha Grammar ichool by hu* on TuexThese room* will be used to day. Th*y may meet their bu*e* at th* u n u spot* where they met them to go to tha two other grade pupil* from ichooli, M r. Milwee explained. WeaUlde acboola. K slntillshed 1!H»S ★ ★ ★ M I* J ^ J H O IG d V C fO W U V H U M J V lv ffU ★ ★ A ★ A 1. IH.VI A A ssm in leil I ’ rims l.i'tise W ir e A Feature i Labor A N o. dlill A A A A D ay S la te ID JIM F IS IIE ll I lie l nv Commission liiiKln-d at .' in a in lodav (irepariiig Ilu- anal drnfl nl the lii.YI >I tmdgel jniring II a 1ut.il nl fULIUI 10 leaving a lot al ol 47 7l.ltnn I'lie tiadget will lull Wllllio Ihe lavalimi ul i t j nidi' pleilgeil hist in-<nlIi In the < onimlxxioii Seven null* wili go Inward Cilv npcinlnm and ii a m ill, toward debt service. with the former bringing in $’>7. nut. and ihe latter, $1*»1 The real of Hie revenue will come from water revenue*. $7J.il8l. nul water ut lilt v lor oe.ii service. 117.1.'wl Last vein * builgel tolalleil plrth. HIM, bid, c m Manager Tom Lem­ on pointed mil. the c m Coin ill Is ximii omterlmdgeled last year nml the budget was siitisluolinled b> Income through the year lie said the ad valorem lax lid* year wax mcreiised In nidv 4I7.0IHI The original lenlative hndgel for Ihe oexl fiscal ve.it lol.dleif tlC,11 M l .17 I tlllil figure* lot eai'li depail Nickerson Dies At Osceola FielH tieoigc \ Nickel -nil. ill), pass),,I awav vi iv x■i>liIi-nlx \\ i i I im siIi i v al 12 "I I I p i l l a l I In cilia lie win il lalmi fmi'imiM tni tin1 N a il al the liiliiliin: I m Ii I in 11st eiiln He tiail walked fai I lie Nmv fill the na*1 Inn nml Mile hull veuix, and lout made Luke Muulue In* Inline for ttie pu*t two yenlx He is silivlved by the wulnw, Ills 1‘ea 11 M ike m ill nt Sniilmd; two smiis, Stanley Nlekeixno nf Lntny, V» . nnd I )unitlit FV Nickeroil, of lleinniii, M e; tvvn diomli teis, Mi** Ni.in Mae Nickerson nl Haninrdi nnd Mr*. Tliebnn Nielsun nf Hloeghnttli, Mr ; al*o Tuor g i niidchlldieo F'tiei »l service* will lie al 2 ’aO jimi Saturday .it the Hi isson Fun- ini 11Mins' will) Chaplain lidin VI I III Mil I Mitt ..III) MlllMg Hut IIII wi . re in l-.vel r! i ecu i c1111tel v f I m i l I In '! ) p . i l e l d I ONI Of IN I DOZENS nf yuuliy b is w I •• • ■■ d d n , l i n t l H i e h is tnoiny tlie Anu'iuno I.rynni n i ide m ,‘ t Imn low yet* plenty of aiteotion I t nm a I e, ir l« A m i c i t a n l , e c i u n italics, both Wui 111 War 1 \ch ■ m ., omd ,u i lie ■ t n l l a p . I ' d f r o m t n a Hear lUU-fleyiee IlCiit Willie le.mlilni! in ll.e pai . d). A In m l I ad o t I let i were uvmame by ttie beat iboloy tin* in imur p t i k es m o l l i m d i . dx uf tb . i i .amis uf sneeliituis lined llm n l) » p- t ..On n n i l e t o w a t c h l i n t mure man IdO.llUO (iaillcljiunu. |f t i j i a t i i i i n i l v ........ ......... n i l %£§'■■Ja ck B olt S pearing Fish O ff Key W est Primrose School To Open Tuesday Construction Firm Turns Quick Profit Herald To Publish Paper On Monday IF YOU DON’T receive, your Sanford Herald, A J $91,924.30 Pared From Original New American Legion Commander Estimate Of 1954 City Expenses Personal Friend Of Joel Field Art Inn I ' umii'll n( Middleton lly KENT (TIK TI.A IN t'uiiii elected vtMcrduy a* tin llitihlluhtinK the lily l.uhor Dav new ii.itiuii.d mnimnmicr ef the weekend uf holiday festivdies, on! Aim ia mu I .' iui Ui i* i pefMin.il lays, trips, and eveals will he litclid el I*.i Iniiislei Joel Field 'l.iu l.it s Seminole Junior Chum Mr i »»li" i* ;t funner ,li• hei of Cummerre.sponsored jam lin t 111111111:1111111 a! 1tit* Legion buree al Sniilando Springs The shite,1 ImlitV lit' intends to :<xk lilt banks, stores anti Cost Oltlee will new a.ii mu I 1iiiiiiii jiulei lii v 1•>11 be closed while the Camphell lats s.ml nl ,1* Mhui .i* Mr Connell tiny American l.eylon Post weeklv can vveih in .1 Ilia tn Florid i meetlnij and the llotury Cltih’s whlcli I " ha* ti-ih '.l iiuoiy time* niHin luncheon have been railed oil lllirtllg pn*l Minters In observance of Ihe nutlonal hol­ I'lie e.iillllliiailer is :i gentle iday man mill .1 .si'iiulsr." declared do Florida's Junior Senator (ieorye Itieul po*tuiu*lei IIII I I I 111nk lo Mnattiers ami Conjtresimaii Sytl will ilu ,1 grand lull while In nt llerlony will be the tealnre speak- fire ers at Ihe Jaycee's Labor |l«) Mr Connell m Ins oceiilan. lamlMiree. The two mill’d speakrri speech pietlu ied licit will lie tin -nil supplement an all-day pro year uf deeistun no universal mil tram id outdoor events for the tary ir.ilnioj: lb *aid be will wmk thousands who are expected to vfyorouslv lor ulnption of mu Ii Hock in Sanlamlo a pm um ii In udtlltlon. "Miss Saidando l'mil'll alsu said "We aie iiib 1mined our nation sarlnus id IP.VI" will be crowned shall re in.on sinmy ami alert in Monday niyhl follow my the allei the fav* ii tin- current Cnmluuin main liallilny beaoly contest Che all day prnyrum will lieyin threat We -< n > early |.'.*o»t>ei' with the mayors' (Hilulo sack race for rx'iluemy Ihe defensive streuyili in which all live mayors In Semi­ of our aimed force.) nole County will participate at "Moreover with hostilities suin no o'clock Moiolay mornlnjj ftended m Korea we must lake The extensive pruyrnm will cunlill an adiliimual m imiuitilltiy for pub lie with three leyued races, tin lie 11111I 1st.mdiny and snp|Mirt o' Hums ealiny contests with hu* an iili ...ill 1 . eparedness |ire hands and wives (eedluy the ha yrnm nanus to cacti other blindfolded a Tlie 1 : >n itself .idupiril a rcml water show; horseshoe pitrhiny til util t rdu 1/111s; sclei-tive service a contest, a InimuroHs rollmy pin inatlciumle out i .illuu; (nr esluh thrnwlmi event for the women llsliinetil ni .1 PM I proyrum in swimminy bullet, tny-of-wiir. and Operate alotiy with s ’ ', t -v the beauty eonlesi Ice The Sanlamlo Sprioifs l.almr The 1iinventioii also .i|ipruwail i Pay celehrathin Is sponsored by the Seminole Cnunly Junior i hanv report s.iymy the Hinted K1Als* • her of Commerce to raise lump should ,iehirv|. and m a inlaid an for their "Youth Actlvlles Fund." superb.1lly Inn avoided it f|o< Iiu'ludi'il In Ihe youth activities fiyht over Ihe ndmlulslrnlinil'f cut are; the Christmas Shopping T out III Ihe Air Forcn Imdyel Connell was cleeliil .idly lor rhildren, Kids Knunlv, I Speak for Democracy. Youth bicycle s#f- four other eandlilntes lie 2,7.11 vole* vules IHi. r»e ami Hoys |,xT-M ■i. rhisest rie proyrum prn«r».t. V«d Uoy* Slain slide [XT s liHwrenee Fenton ™ III) 271 Mrs tiurnld S lliir uli’fli- Mi vtuk ■intill t'il y iu nml urmind Centra Fleridn All Ihe radio stations and lyn, v Y , was .1 * * u rii'tim 1rid its'vvxpaperx have devoted lime and er of tin lei;mu .Mixihny s\j|Fi«iuf space lo the |iemllliy lestlvilles opposition I tie leymu u III l1ii‘**l III \\ i 11111it The puhllelly has been handlnl tn Marion Itarmnu, prouram direiloi lull Oexl vear ui i .uiiM ni ui ton w rit it The live County i'um m t"i 'tn'rnils K Furakrt, H c Dodd. J F McClelland Jultn Mi'iseh ami W Hrtiwn Miller, have nil h< ui m vllcd The five mayors p.irlli'ili.it I lir P m iii iiD4i< S r h iin l fui |v HIM lit the potato.sack race will be •'*) 4 liilili »*n liu'ntiit nl Hit I ’m in miid Mayor Joseph I Laird Ca.xxelhcr ,i O l 4T il m u lo , | <4 *i| i«*rnii ii |£ I n . Itty , ry. AetinnK Mayor lliuly Carlson. | S " | » l I f i l l t f k r t A | M l t l M l I 4111*1 , 1., *|'M. LongWOOd; ktayor Lee C a r y . 1T h v -m h m il w i l l fu n .- u .in ....... *.i IN) Oviedo. Mayor itaildtill. Allamoiile ! m u tit t <114 |t III ii f h l I n l W M i l SjiriiiMs nml Ai’II om Mayor William willi imnjit’li'll) ti-iM'hiM * .tri.i mu Stcmpcr ol Ktmfiird 11 m i. ArleiK1 llellelleur. tha (Irlambi. I lu* f Vnlml |'t«1111tii \ *smi i.ii inn beauty who won the "M is. San fill Ul'f JIMlril ( ' fit 111»i*f I s Hid Hit* lamln SprlnKs nl 1052’* contest, will Ai’ liiM il Jim i n u y o tii* i l r H i f t i i i mi crown Ihe winner ol ihis year's for niiitiiin limy uni I M» I ■mik event Monday nighl M llln f i tit !| itfilLM lit vvMl<* MM I In her Id le r In Seminole Joyce.’ S i , U l l u l l . In President t'ilff Abies, site said. "I will be very hnpppy lo be present at the selection of the new 'Miss Kanlando Springs' ami present her vvllli her crown It has been a real thrill and honor lo have been Mis. liuriipn, Kaitsek, um< iaulMch, Sanlamlo Springs of 10.52 II bn* enabled me to enter other brunt) , In c , H inlet Pittk liotne <«m title and devi’loiniieol coiopany, contest* In (he state, nnd I have ' tinn made a quirk llo.uoo pmln iiom made many friend* of some of the Ihe sale ol almost Ivvn and < Mall loveliest girl* in F'li ridn " block * of piiqn’cty in Hie S.iol.oido Meanly queen entries will reprrs Snrlngs area near Island lake, enl Leesburg, New Smyrna lleaeli, oflicinl reeoids in the i utility Orlando, Tavares, and many other clerk's office revealed tmlav rlllr* and clubs In Central Florida. I'nrrliusiiig ihe properly oi'igmAdvance tickets tor Ihe Sanlnndn allv from the Overslreel I ami < n , Spring! extravaganza went on sale ol tirmige Co , fm 11................. today at three downtown ikug I Knusck, and latch.,eh Ini nett stores: Touchton'*. Hoorn dial a anil nroonil and re xidil almost the cu Anderson'* and rnual's Ticket* lire trucl to Mr ami M i, Ir a n i purcha*rd In advance will be so .1 Polgur of llye, N Y fm 122,ccnlf for adult* and 21 cent* for (Ml I'lie two land Irnnsmiionx were children. Tickets al Sunlumlo Spring* next Monday will cost no filed together. cent* for adult* amt .10 cents (or children, Moxl of the day's events will hr open to the publbic. n«r............ ... :\v s i ’ A )M H S A N K O H D , 1 I.O H M )A 1 H I D W . s i l l ' 1' Events JCC-Sponsored Day To Attract m The Sanford Herald will tic pub­ lished on Monday, l.atior Dav An uarlicr delivery will be made titan usual. The buxines* office wilt be closed all day. SAN LAN DO LABOR DAY EVENTS I K M i . Imi - L 1 ■ ' ' I I Mi I*|« ’ li.-l )■ \ X M A 1 i ■f i \ l„ f| ' 4' J h »\ H VV f 1 J l 1 Itnlt M f.l J i t 1* 1 * 1' J | 1 l * ill'll I* .11 M 1 r» t J r l vt i i f • i ui “ A It.rn? 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Mr. Unit said I tie Inst time hi* son went securing tie entile up with a five-fuel Inn tiicinln Almul finis vents neii, duck Itapnem-il tn flv nvei un ubl wreck nml gut the idea fur Ids luuniiletl* ludiliv. I * aI >f I H Ill'll hi’ VYMi k* h i * ll i i ' i ) t o •f 'inmliiiu uii ■»U ft tl w14H h e I IlM l»M h l l M l V V l l V H t l i l ■I illthi I m Hi* Wi|N CofC Directors Meet Tuesday VV 1 ’ 1 Post Office Closed Monday 1 hr Ssilift ircl Hllin* will hr r|iiM*.| .ill iluy Mimiliiv (mi L-thoi • <1 \\ L u l l hi* i * 111N M my I hrrr will hr mi i it> m niriil M llii* Ut a Mill, u*''t i ImiI mi nr nr ilrhvrry nthrr Mi.hi Nin'rixil ih* hti*r\ m il iirriHtkiMir** vl.iil vkill t tv • hmil *' hr plum! in i>ir*| n llh f t»oki’> hmI I it i i isn't I lit' un! v ilfp jtIi hril ,ii imn.11 I'M IV VI till f)* 11ITIII *» ' 1 *<$ I lilu 4 lit uti'.Iii * ll I 1f •».wIlMNY Si •Ilit* tlllll'x ti ll \ vi i'll' I'liniMM hum lii'lfll t a• fn*»f I ft I lllihl'l Nil 11:1 (Kill txaill * ul | j| 111Ml 4 III ll i l i l " X V l f t II tlllil till rk H,. " I Inn m il ilit’itifii'lvi1* "l ilt ifivi*!'*. m *in iu fUlM-i nu n* nr i |i l « l ' M i l l f i r 1 'V * * ■• f 1 • * afh ’i f j O ' M I U ’O I l l s. ■I 111m i : i i m 1 m r i • MMi'll < fItfIJtl’l • -i -l l f T 1 1 41 f \ M i l l Iv t i l l i ' l l V i- L -III. nul h nl h ri | M ai i | i | i * lb U i l * . "■I "Mir i vvllli 17$ ii • *nt id ihi' L'nilril 1 A IV f | Itlll Florida POWs MILNSAN 'fv Two .note Florida fit iiico were relenxeil (torn Comin.t ■i < • *1* i ■ i ' i '»r: *J,, n l l v ii nixl prison cii.up* n. tmlav* ex tl., I l iiii' r mMi iunhikviH change They wise t apt Fid ward M Gllilii-nx. ....................I M Sgl • In h e lu illL r III ll l l it * tieralil (7 Wrlglii Hontlay >( I hi nrvv lim it (ill.lien* a boinl i rdler l.ad been litchiviu M m' A t l u u * Ii until, nl (fill ii i iIf listed mixxlng tn iictu.ii since hi* Il2!t wax -tint down over Ninth it V ’ l"llilil Vvtil'll I Fill VI* Korea Aug 21. IBM I1 Li MIM* til l l W11tl llw," »■•*«ll i; iT -I t ■ I *' I’tirn I «Inii'l \h IlM i1' thn til Mm in ST AI (il 'STINK (' The Flurl ■fin L Will h'MVi' Saiifuril u n t Wi’i 111* flin I mi st'iihhiinrtnii nml du Veterinary Medical A*xn will bold tlx lltl.l mutual i niivcntinn at 11Ml V «'f III 14 In*I r tut 1’r u ftn hi* Duylona llcuch Oct IN 20 I f t i'l • I.M M'ifiilur Iruvr. It. Medical M eet Weather I d i ary $N 12il (I fai l in Insurance >i« , IN >1 loo 'spee ia! tiillil* S jie c la l lip e r a l mg FundSltlnlo 42 ixhi, amt Special Mlscellauennx lund* 4NI >*■(! "I, nukniii a mia; m vlu.I.II.Vil■ll Held Set vu‘r I nml* Mater I'ejiai l incut 4l.ln.iiOI ii’JtiNl - s I 21X1 Downtown Streefs Flooded During Ailernoon Fall I'lie .imutuur weather prognoxll cal.it* who pttfdliled Hint ’M-tU | rtould mark the cod ut the rains period were vv.illovviug ... walxt .il.ove their ankles "it t|o,vi.t>ovii ll rri't h Vi'xlpf llilV .Mil {111*111 *(N .? 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Vlnhn inI*v viki■* , v 11*1• in i .air \\ v t i l MV 1 - I VV Is K l k V nil M ' fI \ mik hi Krt tn llti ll ilr Ilu itl.ru )4i VV3.11Cr |ll 14krt fill Hit'll Ml Ml I*ivk 1> ink pm fiiiii** nf ihi* tn - t , I'hr fall vv.i pipii hriivti'i nul id thr 1 'liiiiil.i !■’ \| n " i i i i m ' i M -i ! s i .« tn in when1 hs hh lie. .t i i. mmI i tlrvv pniiiril iliiwn V rH lrnhlV' Mill 11f 1111l;111 l$i *| thl* ll'l»'i'4'ut l\ «' 11,1%* fM I IMI M» S.infnril Hint Minr’litiMi hu’.il u r iih r i eh '♦■rvnr. i r port ml toihiv (h it J im mik ihr riinnlh <I Viikm ' Mii-it* wiTi* in rainv 11.* v' riiJin k i.p • •*1 ,1 * 11 111K Ilf IS i ' t i l l -XII ' I ■11! | \ l 1 f . il M V J*iv** Kalnfiill fi'i Mir m m i I* iii•kv t l i l M I 111'm, '% s i h i i v r ii*4iiii ,i I I In i h I.II r»2 kW IIU'I m ' s fl.iki* I 'M x I l l' J Jli v v i l d* rnfripiiml with • m.iik >t so M (mi ;in rflllrr 1J monlli peintj I \t I Ii r Ktprrim rnt J M.ilimi, llirtr vvrrr l,r» H? u n h i * l . t . f nuililh .titJ film * flilM* tir*n l I > Hmis tn in Srpfrmhrr Girls Roast In Car Trunk SYHACHSE, N 1 e I vv l.lltgirls rodr 7.0 mile* to -v.uk xXi ttl t Irt'ir la I her ycxlcriluy I lies -vc i e snuggled in Hii’ trunk of to car and ihe mercury read !>7 degree* Matthew Schlniill -tailed fox' l.i'. e from In* home in I'di lic i, id .liile* *...ilh. iiiiwucc il.at ila.ighior) Mar > III amt Maxine * I. i i .limbed m Ibe I runk I'bcy had I■’11 a note for moilier gime w IMi flail, don’l worry When Schmidt's car re.ii l.c.l Syr raeuxe, fellow po'seng-** - heard Hie girls talking hi Ihe trunk Schmidt litlcd the girl* out un harmed Slate police hud been xci.iU'ng Central New York tor Ibe our alter getting a cull (rum the aljiined mother. Miami Constable Surrenders M IAM I i*x—('unstable Leonard Tobin of Miami lleurh Max sur­ rendered on a charge ol extortion and ix imw free in $1,ihni Immt Elks Initiate 9 New Members Magistral Registration From 10:00 A.M. To D:Oo P.M, IfltOO— Mfayor'a i, potato sack race 10:30— Potato nark rac* for all visitor* 11:00— Three-legged rac* Nine men ticca me member* uf 11:710— Ilgnana eating contest— Husband* nnd wlvet etc pitted the Elk* Chili at Initiation cere ■gainst each other blindfolded. Given banana, unpeejed, euntextiird* tnnnie* last night, Exalted Hitler It. K lllllhtnirr announced today peel banana and fe*d to earh other. 12:00— Lunchtime New member* Include: Jack Green, Harry Itrackwell, Howard 1:00—Congressman Hyd Her long speaks, Munllclh, J Hurt J r , Harold 1:710— Senator George Hmnthei* speaks, Knsliier Jr,. Edward Lyon*, Cli-tr* ?;0O— Horseshoe pitching cuntest open to everybody. fe* Povltck. Troy IticliurdMm. nnd 2:710— Water ahetw. 'o n lM t (flrat appearance In balhing suits), Thomas Kmllh Otto hundred anil forty person* 4:00— Rolling pin throwing contest—Three ladies practiced ye*were present for Ihe cerrmonle* «l koo'h throwing rolling pin at target. Mr*. Tummy and supper preceding Hie business Cobb, Mr*. Irving Pryor, and Mr*. Harold Ring, meeting Visitor* attended from „ . diBt^Lynda Brldgara-IJ-year-old swimming star of Altuimml* Winter Park, Cocoa, nml Orlando ftp rings. W ill do ballet routine "Th* ilo t Canary", 8:00— Dressing contest. 0:00— Egg-spoon contest (race), 8:30—'Tug-o-war. 7:00— Awarding of prise*, 8t00— Beauty contest girls appear before judges In svenlng ri>n|lnurrl warm and partly rlmt.lv through Saturday with orcaaluual 8:00—“Miaa Hantando Spring* of 1063" crownad. wldMy irattrred shawm. " 'i c•'') ?*;v '* •,.v. 1 : /'*•;.1 • lln ild io g s 11‘l. l H I S h e e t | le p a l t n i e lli, $M.I,HI7 . 1N..110 S e w e i He p a r t n ie n l. $.lo.;wi7 $:i i l l uni g .ir ln ig e I i e p a r l n i i - I il 4.11 lx ; $| , m l , le a v in g a l n i .,1 ,.I JIM i i .i m i F n g in e e r iiig D iv is io n 41 l l : i $:i uni I'.ll k T hr • rmilii i iiii»nt hi v iiift'l imi; •f Mil' | (• •JI f 11 Of lltll'i till 4 lit l hi* I I i. ft I , I n ’ W l i r t I I I Sl'MIllMltr 1‘lMlllly l till Ml tut it| • nil) It) h ii 4 f||,Mll III*' 11 P Wilt III* Ill’Ll hlr AllilY .It i k i »'u “ M i ,s no p m ut I fti v M11M '» iilwiivu ill* I lu* tn*wly nlfi trtl dii ectari wiB i MifMJ ' u it h ii Mr iii I I In* *r-*i.ifi t Mi • f L»* M a i m * k Y i ‘ I h | ) I ‘ MII 4* I I I ** . m I I. Is a Mil l 1 1M M I l l l * i i l l J < ' M l V M M I *1t " l | v i t m -> 1 1 . J riiil . 1aIl k V t 11 vv L i ,b i l l IlM ^ 4 1 i'll» l U L L . f 1t (II I Ll , l l l \ >. 111 t n r|fl M '(tm ilirr J . x? m 11 ( M m i* v m , | (J 1 l.xll Im i Mini • kin * . N l W W VV « i f , f t f i l l rial l I• 1 ■• v f ) • tv J 1 94( 1 1 ) ••) Ml Lkii’ i f «t i ............................... 1 1* * 1T . In W . - I ! ' 'i|)l Ln Jtlv lit- il 1 )r !I ) 1 11. i- i t « ) I * I11 'Ml A■I f , It till lit* 111 4 ,|||| it! i n h * ' h < i i .............. h . v lit ..III 1 HIM 1 1 i. ♦I f III 1 t«* vv II ft£ * * * • - * J Im I . tk ■* VIM 'I t f p tm i II H 1 1. I . 1 M i l -•'M 1, II i 1 nielli and Ibe e n l*.taken limn ori­ ginal anumntx are a* (ollnw* Ail minlxtrativi- divi*inn i iiv Cum­ in t*xloll. SI.,M*’ 11.77.1 id s Man­ ager. I l l HIM. il.liNi Citv m i ,li­ n e), $.1,71X1. tllKi Finance He pnrtment, IN .Ill JJ N.in n id i ivd .Service $1 making an overall tidal ol LIU.112 Satetv Division Municipal Court, ll.SHXi, Police Department l(vo,22ii $2 1X12. and l ire Depart­ ment. I,IN. Ilk). $ 12 NltJ leav ing « total of $Ul),2tkS I'llblie lie.idli ami Santlutloil, W.trjO $(11.1 Publie Work Divixinn Cilv shop $tl.t:w. $13u. Parks licpuMiucni, 4211)11, lic.il Heeiealnni De$21.1111 !! .".'re at mu He parltnenl jlU.sixl »l,sn swim iiiliig Pool. $1.Nil) IU. $I.7>IXI, Cemetery, $U.2I1, $1 2iXi, Putille Movie Time Table SECREIARV Of ITATI John roatar Dull** (right) la ahown a* ha con* fenrd lo Wasl.lnglon with rcpreaantatlva* of aotna of the 18 countries whose troop* fought In Koraa on tha Unltad Nation* aide. They were reported to have agreed on three alternate ilte*—Ban Francisco, Geneva or Honolulu—for a Korean peace conference with the Com* rnunlst reprcaentatlvea, October 18 wae mentioned a* one poaitble date for Ibe conference, fn Ihe group (1. to r.) are: Ambassador* Huron Sllvem iiy*, llelglum; Sir finger Mekln*, Oreet Britain; You Chan Yung, Korea, ifm] Secretary Dulles. (fnlmuitlonal JfourtdpholoJ itn y . Tmlav nml Sutmduv •TH (iel You" l : 2it • -I:-I I • H:trj "Tall Texan" 11:47 - HUM - U:2:l Huridnv • "Fort Tl" l:tlti • 2:41 • 4:22 - H ill . 7:44 11:20 M O VIK I.A N D "Alibott nnd Coatello Meet Captain Kidd" Start* 7:10, feature 7:50 Intermlsaiun U:00. last conipletv show ll;t4 Saturday * "Kansu* Territory" and "Fang* uf the Arctic" Sunday • "Trouble Along tha Way" fj&fl T H I -ii m .A -n A 1 1 J �ft * F ri. Sent. 4. l U t fN i» * tm SANFORD HERALD jfl Church Nollrm mu*I be presented at The Herald o ffk * by 4.-00 J. M. on the day befnre pit bile a linn. •r CENTRAL BAPTIST CIIUHCH FIR ST BAPTIST CHURCH LAKH MARY BAPTIST ■ 14th Street end Oak Avenue Park Avenue at S lith Strret CHAPEL f Her. 8 . L. Whatley, I'avlor W. P, llrooka, Jr., Fast nr I,she Mary, Fla. i Sunday: John I.. Miller, Minister of Rev. Krlhy K. McCnlleler Sunday 8chnn| 0:16 a.m. "A education 0:45 a.m. Sunday School. 'C la n for Each Are Croup". .Sunday School 0:45 a.m. “ We 11:00 a.in. Womhlp Servlre. Vf'S'r Morning Wor»hTp II:'* a.m. Provide A Plnrc For Kvcry Mem­ 7:00 p.m. Ilnpuiil Training ; Tfaa___ by . Pastor . . . __ . . . . ........................... ber Of The Fnmlly — Kven the Union. '"Faith That Comiurra The V7or!d". fl«hiea. Drlng All The Family". H:0l> p.m. Kvrnlng Servlre. ! Monilnir Mor "Service ' - ‘broad — * . .1.......... over .............................................* Morning Worship 11:00 j i WTRR. i--------Sermon—\V. -W. I', llrooka, Jr. F IR S T BAPTIST C HU R CH Training Union 7:00 pin. "It'» I .align noil. Fla. Tialnlng Union 0:45 p in. Union* a Family Affair". Rev. M. II. Jarkaon, Paator For Each Age (lump. Nuraery for Evening Worship 8:00 p.m. children under 4 yearn of nge. 11:45 n.in. Sunday Srhool. Menage by Part nr. 1:00 a.in. Morning Worahlp, Evening Worship 8:00 p.m. Wednesday: Sermon— W. P. llrooka, Jr. 7:00 p.m. Training Union, «■* Mid-Week Prayer Sendee 7-vn Wedneadav Evening Servlre 8:00 ti.no p.... p.m. ... Eiciiit.h WuiiiMp, Midweek Prayer Servlre earh pin. Wrdnenilny at 8:00 p.m. Nuraery open for all aervlrea. i FIR ST C H R IS TIA N CHURCH Earphone* for the hard of lirar­ IS07 Sanford Ava. CHURCH O F T IIK NA/.A RH NK ing. fi Herbert J. Ham, B. II. Paator Itev. I.. It. Ruahton, Paator WELCOME. , i A cordial welcome to all »«rvSunday Srhool 11:45 a.in. I ' Uea. Morning Wnrahip 10:45 a.m. T H E CHR ISTIA N A N II { 0:45 a.m. Bible School. A clan Youth Hervirea It;45 p.m. M ISSIONARY A LL IA N C E 1 for every age. Kvangidlatlr Hour 7:45 n.m. CHURCH HU J1:00 a.m. Morning Worship, Mid Week Service Wedneailay Park Ave. at Fnurtrrnlh St, i Sermon by Paator Herbert J. Ba»i. 7:45 p.m. David S. Carnelli, Paator ft? I A nuraery n n ra e rv for fo r liable* liahlea and and todto d A Sunday Bible School IP;45 a.m dlen. WF8 LRYAN M K M IO D IK T Clinaoa for the whole family. 7i50 p.m. ThuraJay choir re­ c iim t c ii Morning Worahlp 11.00 a.in. b u ria l. Paula A, Y. F. (1:3(1 run. Inaplrntlorm Urorge II. Maratt. Paator elluwahin for Young Rennie, <1:45 ii .til. SunilH)' School. C'ONOREOATIONAI, Evangelistic Service 7:45 p.m |tl: 15 n.m. Morning Wnrahln. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Thursday: Mid-Week Bible (1:45 p.m Yourig People* MeetCoraar Park Ave. and 3rd Street Study 7:45 p.m. "A friendly rburrh Ing. J. Bernard Hoot, Mlnlattr for the whole family." 7:80 p.m Wednesday, Prayer Sunday Srhool 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. HANFORD ASSEMIILY OF GOD Meeting. Amfim T.r 7:80 p.m. Evening Worahlp. Btrmon: ‘‘Secret Slna", lath Street at Laurel Avenue llaruld K. Hulharb ritK B MKTHOOIHT CHURCH CHURCHES OF CHRIST »ib Amelia J. Mullock . Corner Laurel and Weal Fmirlh SI. SCIENTIST Hunilny Hohoul 0:45 npn. A rlaaa Rev. O. Eldon Kline, Paalur Sunday School t*i45 a m. for nrrry age 'V Sunday School 0:45 a.m. Morning Worahlp U :00 a.m. Morning Wnrahip 11:00 n.m. Morning Wmahlp 10:15 a.m. Tha purely aplrltual nature of Chrlat’a Ambaaaadnra Service Evening Wnrahip 7:80 p.m. man a* the child of Cod ia etn it:80 p.m. Midweek Service, Thuradny 7:80 phaalied In the I, am on-Sermon Evening Harvlce 7:45 p.m, entitled "M A N" which will be read lllble Hour ami I ’myer, Wednea- p.m. in all ChrlMlan Science rhurchea iluy 8:00 p.m. CHU RCH OF COD naxt Sunday. "I give unto them eternal life; French Avr. and 22nd St. The haala for innii'a spirituality anil they shall never perish, neither Itev. T. C. Meaner, Paator la Indicated III Ibe Golden Teat; shall <i i i v mini pluck 4In-in out of Sunday School It: 15 n.m. "And (Soil trnlrl, Let us mnkr man My hand. My Fnther which gave Evangelistic Servlre 7:80 p.m. In our Image, after our llkrnraa" them Me la greater thnu nil; and Mid-Week Service Tuesday, 7:80 (Uuliral* 1:2<>>, no uiun la able to pluck them out p.m. Included among Bible aelerllona of My Fiithrr’a band. I anil My Young People’* Service Tltura U a atatement made by Jeaua Father are mm. Then the Jewa day, 7:80 p.m. which further atn-asc* man’a aplrltual origin: "And call no man I | “ J| !f*» " « ; 'n, ‘n. *to,u' M,m r.« k » upon th 10:28-80) T H E FIR ST I I ARTIST CHURCH your father the. earth, earth: fnl for J*»»» ■ OF O VIK IH I one is your Father, which la In 0:45 n.m. Sunday School Mr. j hruvait" (Mnlthow 28:0). FOSTKR CHAPEL It, F. Wheeler, Sr., nuprrinten- , Correlative paaangea from HdMETHODIST CHURCH dent. tnce and Health with Key to th* Ovicdit 11:00 a.tll. Morning Worahlp Itev. K. T. Slaitdlfer, Mlnlaler Scripture* Included thcaci "In Service. Science matt la the offspring of 0:45 a.m. Sunday Srhool. 8:00 p.m. Evening Worahlp ' iiTlivo , . . Spirit la hit prim 11:00 a.m. Worahlp Service. Service. ■rid ultlmatv aource of being; Uod 8:00 p.m. Worahlp Service. ia hi* Father, and Life it the law pf hi* boll)*" <l>- lei). I Mr ■ ■ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN . CHURCH Oak A rth u r and Third Htreet Rev. A. fi. Melanin, Mlnlaler S45, n.m. Sunday School. 1:00 p.m. Morning Worahlp. Anthems—"Jeau* My Saviour Look , 'j * On Mo" Dame*; " 0 Love, How Ditap" Tltcvmb ~ Chance) Choir. ['* Sermon—"flod’a Infinite l.ovo"— Il.v , Itlrhard W. SauorHrun. Church Nuraery 10:45*12:00 each Sunday morning. 7:00 p.m. Pioneer Fellowship. M’lWI n til Evening li'viinkhtf \Viti 4It 1ii . TThe 8:00 p.m. Wnrahip. Message—'"A True and Enthusi­ astic Christian"—-M i. Arthur De­ Young, Deacon, ? HOLY CROSS CHURCH (Episcopal) tntmerman, R*v. H. Lyttleton Zfm II. I)., lOetor 14th Sunday after Trinity. 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion. 0:30 a.m. Morning Prayer and Holy Eucharist. Service* through th* week: Monday thiough Thunday — Holy Communion 7:30 a.m. Friday — Holy Communion 0:00 a.m. Saturday — Sacrament of Pen­ ance — 6:00-11:00 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST corner Corner Elm Ava, Avg. and Htcond Second HI. Sam F. Binkley, Evangelist 10:00 a.m. Illblo Study, 11:00 a.m. Murning Worship, lirm on tonic "(low To Build l/p Tha Chiircn." 8:30 p.m. Radio broadcast over W TUR "Rightly Dividing Tha Word Of T ru th /’ 8:00 p.m. Evening Worship. *eron tople " l a Thoro Any Word rom T h Ix ird f" R FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH Rav. Milton ■nmu iii H. Wyatt/MlnUtar irimamwr i Tha" halma Long, “Dlrerlor of Christian Education aol. A C la n -Ri4S a.m, Sunday School. lo t n a r y ago. 11:00 o.m. -------— , ...ornlna Me Worahlp — MMlltatlon — Holy -Faithfulness —Uommunlon. - . n . of God , p.m. Youth Fellowj^Hp.^ ri— Evanlng Worahlp. tlonal Binging — CharUa orrlion, Hong ..allied Today W jvoro Jam ^___*M R ad” — M ill Eloieo Snyder, Harmon Topic i "We, Thy P*opU". IL L SOU I laaaea 7:00 gm., 8:00 10:00 «,m. __jy Maeala T ill a.m. 4pvana Devotion* Toaeday 7:4ft Half Dozen Methodist Farm Families Started Rural Church Of The Year ilumuml too much lime from *o few. Imilend, the famllle* of Ihe entile nml cut Inn fiirm *—Ihe entire mem hershlp I* fiirm folk* -dedlcnleil lltomselve* not only to keeping | tlielr *mnll ehurrh alive but muk Ing ll ii beehive of activity. Until Ihvy got theV new build Ing Ihe MiThudbt member* mnvril in will) the Itiiptiit* and utlemlrd (he larger Biipti*i church, whose momliershlp tntiil* TO. The rel.ilionvhlp was so chummy Hint even nnw the two churchc iir-.* vlrlunlty fused. Moth have part-time iwenehers, so when H<e Melhmll.il minister Is nn hi* circuit Ihe cungregutlnn hears llvi Bnptl>l sermun When the Baptist preacher 1* tending his ether church the Baptists listen to I ho Methodist sermon. In the Sunday school the roall lion I* even closer. The Methndlsl* iitleml Baptist Sunday school but Ilk* Itapllats elected a Methodist Inborn commented. Ill* hus n* the superintendent. Tltllii Ruck won the honor fur "Religion comes first with these ■ church by completing more people,1' Iho llcv. Hathorn said, (immunity ‘nml tell gel* n hack seal." Rian . n i250 rellgloui and conn project* within Thin a year "Thior accomplishment* were not great, they couldn't he. But thay turned ovrfry vllnhlc task at hind within Ihelr power," the preacher aald. Building and paying for a new plant and doubling (he member ship from 10 to 3g arc the readily vlsahh) accomiillihmcnls, But the 30-yeor-old Itev. Hathorn »cc* A iiierorlnl service will bn held much morp than b u i l d i n g Fumluv nftvrnmui fur Lt. John A. and mem hen when ho take* a Jonea Jr„ UHAF, whose let hard look at hla florrlc. I'lnnu wna Ioat on n training . How easy ll would he, he laid, fllulit on Sept 13 Inst year whtl ‘ n lfanao fur thou people In thl* Inaccriel___ iibto community n( kaa than too Command1 at Panama (Tty. N either ho, nor M D D . . . . . hla radar nbacrvor. H Lt. p trlo n i Jo rationalise that a comDel Curie of Pine, Ore. nor tho unity church was too enpenilvo; plono was over found. at thara ware not enough memir4 to bother with, (hat II would Lt. Jonea waa tho aon of the late Dr. and Mr*. J. A. Jonea, formerly of .Sanford, and wa* the brother of Aahtev Jone* and Mm. Karl Kvnni of Sanford. Service will be held at the Flrat Methodist Church at 3:30 p. m. Sunday with the Rev, Milton W valt, the Rev. H. J. Baaa, and Chanlaln Franck A. Hawks of the Orlando Air Force Baae offlclall ling. V A Memorial Services Set For It. Jones Lowe Reenlisls Woman's widow 1 out 1 alone." There are hungers of the mind end aoul that at thing* ini material can never tetia fy . i; ""iB *"at WlOD GuthrieSuit Dismissed iuHR a M IT . Builder today amend (ha nn- THE CHURCH FOR ALL... ALL FOR THE? CHURCH i i> A v ery wise Teacher of the long ago once said, "M < d cannot live by breed By K EITH FULLER EGYPT, ■ Ml**. IA*—About two e*r» ngn o half dnien Methodlat arm families dug down deep to start building a church of Ihclr own In this liny noriheaslcm Mis siialppi community The' best they could afford—fee an average cmdrlhullnu of jr.no each -was a modest JI2.U0U build­ ing and a part-time mlnlaler who had four other vnnll rural churchea In III* charge Hut acramhilng for the small church plant and the effort In krep ■ 'iil?.01 KparJipr’’ wb* just pari of HtA t n w of Uier-e reahuia farm famllle*. Deapile nhvlmis handicap*, Ihe 13 memlwra of the Egypt Metho­ dist Church developed such n mo menlum of religloti* and civic activity that their church wo* named Ihe rural church of the year In a conical Judged by Emory Univeralty at Atlanta, On. "RMIfllon never comc» m ay." ari llm t paster, the Rev. II. jrdoy 4:00-3:00 aflat Pant*enl at. Luke, :^ V s T -^ Th* Church Is lh« '■jT»ot(.al lorlor on forth lor the huildin-j ol choto-ter rind good clllfnnilup ll I. n alorahousn ol spinltnil volu«. Wllhoul n .Hong Chutch. rtallhar damociacy nor ruihrniiort con auivtv* Thmo at* lour sound ■•nsons why «v*iy person should attend iwrvlce* regularly and anpport Ihe Church They am (I) for hi* own auto 12) for his children a *ake (.1) for Ihe sake ol hla cnm-.iunlly and nation (4) fot the *ake ol the Chu ch "-.*11. which n*ods Ins moral and material »uppott Plan to go to church regu. lolly and leud your Dtbio dally , Sometimes they rotti'e in the form of trials and sorrows Sometimes (hey are aspiiittHitiH libit bid us noar to heights we have nevet dated attempt. Howsoever they appear, lin y •<I t qii go unmet brenusr w-e Evil to undrtstand th *li natutc. The lovely little irtu g ce in the picture m passing through an agony of lieait. Hut she seems to have learned a great secret: that the only source of power adequate (nr her needs ia U O l> f And she is looking to Him . Yea, Ood and God alone is the answer to the deeprst needs that man ran know. As we give out best to H im . He gives His best to tisl And th e ,God-directed life finds a satisfaction and n joy that can.conie from no other aource. T h at God and the individual may be brought together In vital relettonibip ia the purpose of tlte Church. i . '* . ■ 1 TOUCHTON DRUG CO. V * ( . '-i :*•*' ‘-IIBe | / T '• t ' ”, *f *ip ' ff-1 i- ,• HOLLER MOTOH SALES * NEIII BOTTLING CO. 1{£> ' " i v ' f V - U 1 •p CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. \ •*;. •*» THE MAYFAIR INN SANFORD ATLANTIC BRITT TRACTOR CO. W. W. HORNE TRUCKING CO. A K r o SSETTER, FLORIST SENKAR1K GLASS A PAINT CO. SANFORD BOAT WORKS r , • • DRISSON FUNERAL HOME <- BOYD. WALLACE INSURANCE ‘ ST. JOHNS' REALTY CO. GLENN GOEMBEL SUNOCO \ SERVICE RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. *" 4 I- WHEELER FERTILIZER CO. WARNER’S GULF SERVICE STATION )-1 * ( /' J '1 MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANT 1 . 1 STULL FARM SUPPLY ' 1 NICHOLSON * BUICK CO. ■ SANFORD AUTO PARTS (fLj*. I'<*-•?- C I I D , , HAROLD H. KA8TNER * CO. 8ANF0&D ELECTRIC CO. DOWNTOWN CLEANERS A LAUNDRY .T RJTZ THEATRE F IR E S T O N E STO R E S H r ' r- ! : Vi** i , » *. ; *-■ .- ROY WALL, PLUMBING • - ' < •J_ ; •>. 1 ? •,* r * -J '•» * *• SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS Mo n u m e n t c o . AMERICAN OIL CO. **. R. Blrlckloml, Contractor . • • '"1 'X SEMINOLE COUNTY . LAUNDRY C O .. i A. f i RAMSAY. FLORIST •• t r *■'. ■* slaton • • • • *- *►.............. ; A ' ‘ . W ’-'viO. A . OAKLAWN CEMETERY NATIONAL RANK MILL HARDWARE CO. A i V.r.M I-* M0 II It t-n it * (0-M •-JI This Series is Deint? Tublished Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, and Is Sponsored by the Following Business Establishments: m ... ... .Vi.;* ^ ;• . Jo. . Otiplti 1 t tl 4 10 « • Dtulifftmomy Ftovgibi Mgllhtwr U iitkt* John 1 Tlmelhf ! H l IlM M M» IntH* Kr<4«t(, V* m ■A K . Hook IU» eu*4.y . Mesiti*. . lu iid n WtH.ndiy TSurtSiy VrMty a.turd.y FOLDS* CURB MARKET FLORIDA STATE BANK Of Sanford �n F fl. S«jit, J. t»5S Fact 3 THE SANFORD H I R A ID ACTRItt Kay William*. h*r ayrDa7.Mii; .1. .•UM'.Ol.lR*"? ? -F R © M TH E SANFlrYo ill b i ' U i M i l l . i f , C a lif., k fte i ir a * « lug a hospital where aha bad been treated for injuries allegedly In­ flicted by her ex-husband, «u*ar heir Adolph Spreckel* II. Mean­ while In Newiwrt ilearh, Calif , mllcial* said they wore watting for tier doctor’* order* before slatting rourt octlou. Spreckel* ha* deto*luted Hint be be arraigned on, a complaint charging him with heating Mis* W illiam * —or be freed. (InlrnmlluiialSoiindpiiolu) Safety Awards For Accident Prevention Will Be Given f F i i M v hw hii I ii fur arcidvnt yrrvrntlon will be made Srpt. t i bv Capt. J. K. Vine Jr., busu commander. to 27 individual* and fimr de­ partments at thr Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air .Station, according to the current issue of the Sanflv. base publlration. The award* will bo made to bolh civilian ami military pcrsnnmd for prevention of automnblie 4 " ■hop, end industrial accidents for pillory to a sister service." A new giant photostat photo­ a year. Award ceremonies will lap held at the station nuditnluni graphic camera In VJ-tl2's photo­ room take* pictures and will he dominated by civilian graphic which are ready HI minutes later. personnel. Military m-numnel who won The camera, which U IH feet awards have been transform! but loud and about three fret wide. Is will receive notice* of the awards remotely controlled and Is sumntelv controlled and Is subbv mall. stained hv automatic developing The benefit shrimp boll, spon­ nhil fixing tanks and an autrunasored bv thr civilian fire depart­ tie ilrier. ment at NAAS as a mean* of col­ The Christian Fellowship nrlecting funds to purchase toys for distribution to undernrivilrged irnnlr.ntinn at its last meeting Tuesdav evening adopted the lOltdren at Christmas time, will he held today at H Hp. m. at the motto, "find First, You Second nnd M vsilf Third." and voted to CPO Huh. Military and civilian ncrsnnnel, change the meeting time from their families and guests are In­ lt:.'l(l to 7 p. m. The meeting was held ai the vited. Tickets are I I . home of Chaplain .1. M DanielWeglsl ration for >Stel*rm Uni­ sen as a proposed mitiuir at (lock versity rnur*e* will be resumed Springs was ruined out. n r*t Wednesday, according to Id. II. W. Sherman, NAAS I and K officer, who explained that only »la men registered lust Tuesday * • 20 are nrcrssary to form a class on the base. Course* being SYRACUSE, N. V # - Chief fly ALTON I.. Ill.AKEfH.KE *• maid available are in mnlhenin- John A. Kinney U disciplining 43 A I' Science Reporter down m Korea or In Africa In tlcs and English. policemen for falling to attend the CLEVELAND i * - l ; sychologists World War II, he said. Groups of funeral of a fellow member on tho today took a look »t human renrmen survived bs’tlcr when they The Navy has banned two forre Mad .a goal, a plan of action lo Kinney has already called in 30 Ilona b> heal waves and aald: moving pictures, "Front Here to Y our " fo rg e ttc ry '' pro ba bly goo* Eternity.” which Is an account ami Ihe real are lo appear today up, so don't w o rry that you re go escape Ino enemy So in a heal wave, said Dr. Tor­ of Arntv life at Schofield llar- The group Includes Ihrce iFr- Ing m il* Y our e fficie n cy ami a b il rance, it probably would help a geant* ISC i . Hawaii lust before family In "Ihtnk of snmethlng One reported that* Kinney was tty to make decisions go down World War II. and "The Moon H cm u m b-r that heal cun kic k up Is IJIue, noted for the frankness docking I hem eight hour* bonus k r iln b ilit y w id th can m ake you that's fun to do, and iml Ju*l sit . ^ i ** dialogue. The Navy eon lime for u day nf vacation. Kin- | shmit ai your childre n, w ife or still and sural ’ Horn,in* ace very suggestible, •(pus ihe former picture ‘Morn- uey « i i not avallablu fur com­ husband, o r your ht.si ment Dr. Torranre added You can (eel Maybe it * a good Ihlng In have One policeman, who said he worse upon discovering the tornspoke for the group, indicated that the weather to gripe about You pcraliiie is !)h when ymi thought ra n lake m il last Hraw gripes on its members fell that their fain it was much less And maybe we tiles came first on their own time, old man clim ate mll.v-r than soni7 hitmans lake a perverse kind of one im portant anti that they should mil tie cum "[ can lake it pride in reading These wore v im e of the lip * irtitn that the heal *rt a rvcnftl today pulled to attend sere Ice* for pollen w M 1 III.H I M K III H V I I . I . I S * U ^ M i l, I psyclitiio gisi* a llcru lin g the tlt* l un men they knew only hr name. or yesterday t ’ M I lM I |*. V| • T*'.* o.i.d of tho ilecensod po uuul meeting nf Ihe A m erican Psy chnlogicul Association opening here llcemen was not disclosed If 11f!H f| V Mnn rlv \ 'I trtH I fti|u»lri>i«r I " i i i y Ind ay. , Syracuse Police Chief Disciplines Heat Waves React On People, So Take Things Calm And Easy Television 3 in S T oiimm v W * i «k| m i mt Pdf cm * » f»M T V ,fl l»; <1* * inj 7 :I* i 7 f if* itHfi X iff *» ” »* *» In 1 4* h» rift • ° 13 Ml Jft llr l" t ‘ ft') lin o r 17 10 * 4 00 4 do 4 Ii j 5 I 1 7 I 4 00 10 mi 10 no '•»» 3o !“ oo M» 10 no II in 10 11 It on I I no Juke Box Prices To Go To $.10 I hid lf l I t ’(Ilt(It*|| »♦ V'lldldtriMitH i j i i I k c* P iinioinliiiH Quia i* M m v t ’r lm r i* I'lii.v iif Hitt ns Fool Mu lit T lit.tfc r (' M r mm «| \|ra N o rth r In n u n T ilin ' M'rftK’i In Tim M u l.i M '.i.ff i M n rt(ft< m rt\ llo lin ri M>iiri4'>m«*rv ftttld h l NT«»f*Itt'iinni v Vi 11>hi t; H ill H» »• Jt»n N«*HM HU li.M an .i f f *S l l IIIH 3 s. si; O r s V Iiin l- .F It r .* ft It v K lt.it H'iM ft .|» < H i ZhtilHri P .l M s'l'rillhH i H i l l I I I I U IV H, n * t|U h A III * I i* tniHH T *'iitil4 Addin' ArtfirA Korufd Irttflt ff> fin |*f|f i|r|r* U It.if V<Mtr T im ii I.| h (-'I1ru jlftriF f m H b n t i f» 'I'fin IV nr hi f l i t iMnt It i I m I» III- H Hi*- < fin li « |( H l i,** I > m Ht«i»i h Hlinsv «*|IH T « . | ... tl.e- M .ifirv • TIH .0*i t N ight l(fv l« -* N lt f ' Wist till-.it l itf l m .* «*f|H I 'f t h io Hr*t rrtitrv i "iIH AnifMinir (fm lr V I If ’ S rttiin y K o y m V |M “ Mil rul Mi«t is tHlAf«*n* N "W " PI H ill iif u l H lftn u f f 41 \ l i 4 1 S. I I . NVvt • I D H ll l lf t |tia t lm r c K H fT h lfF ja T lila 1 T I.rt l . l f l * Ml M H 1 1*. SI. F r o n t I f »•!:! ( if •on. vnn 1 M-»r (la 'll .1m ill N 1.1 r ( if* I It lo I too I 30 1:00 n it iMvi.rr MK* J 00 P lh.t iliu | l - d l l | i r 1:10 Zoo Porriiin NIK’ 4v A il'l « I* h in|i P u lo My PpO'f —.c-*I1H Mho nr (It Wrotg. C |H '• » « TlSO Si 45 U tin Hold T im t N IK ’ F ilm Hlinftn H th tfiR r A flv rn ln ro i 3o Yn.ir Ploy Tim **—<?n« 1:10 At Mi it r M iirm y l oo Kurd ThfOilrn NIK* 7:00 Ton til nf tKf* T ow n—C llfl * no n P T I m i Mhi -I*|lf4 l:0f| 110 |0|00 lOHS I0 10 IMS TO# W pI. - f lir t W lire I ’ m M yf Il P o rly l.liiM <*|IM HiihdMr Hp#« t n |_ r |M Tho I *hr iBlnphci h lies! i.l H ),oi.lo. N’ llt* This l> Votir I.If* N l if New* Vlti il and dtau i iff ¥ H iis n s r i. »r. H *w * Toils r N lt f Ions H o d fr tir —C'lld H lrlk n II l l l r h —( ' Fttia r ili! K *riu tlo d fre r—I 'lllt • :in il.i.ifre v - f i n Iftmo U n ilfre y —H fld jo in t:flU llr lit e it ml tlrtm m —tl.rive of L ife —l* I l l s laive 1:43 I tit) Hear.li ft.r T ..m iirru w —l ’ Utiblo L la lil f l *1.in* to III* K ll. liart *11.MISS r. H. (Iiu rv Moor* f lio iil.l* ..r N < ilh ll|—I1 iiM v r ii f|.io « *|.s rl,r become necessary for operator* In change all nf ihe Juki, hoxe* in *1 0 play. The operator* slale that (hey have long hern struggling under sleatllly Increasing cost* tif equipmenu phonograph records, anil re­ pair nurls Juke hones now require a frrfernl slntnp, Mate and counh license nnd city licenie on each machine pin* three •percent sale* lax on all collections Dates Announced For Nurse Exams Dale* were announced today for the Florida Stale Hoard of Nurse ltrgi*tr»ti(,u nnd Nursing Educa­ tion rail examination* for nurse*. They are: iiinrtical nurse examina­ tion — Oct. 20; ami professional muse exuminatiun, Del. 21 anti 22. The examinations will he given at the Seminole Hotel in Jackson­ ville. Application* most lie filed with the Hoard office by Sept. 15. Hut from general principle* anti allied research, expert* offered sumo heal wave lips Heal sap* energy, makes you tired Hut fatigue i* mure thin lust a physical condition, *aitl Dr Paul Tori am a. who directs -time piyehnhtRlrsil research at Stead Air Force Ha so, p. -in Heim Nrv. site of Hie M rul egn Air Cum mund'* rulvjiKTil survival school Three alrm-ri .ire Irniortl to siir vlvr untler vxrietl comlitinns of heat, cold and other condition* Menial altitude I* imp irlatil lie *altl If you Ihmk \ o i at - ncarl) exhausted vml mav refu-e to move anti help yourself. \t Ih other extreme, hi actual war c* perience, *umc men ignore pain or w-.'-athtr and kce(i going until ae tuiilly exhaust wl A sen*e of humiv and cooiii'i.i live spirit savetl airmen forced New Crop Citrus Moves Next Week hull you r need* ' - a JAMBS GUT JAMES B. GUT yM v* . . SAN Ft)HD, l l tm iD A MOI HS: 9 to UJ — I to 3 viuyvJm tlt'E S T IO N A N I. ANSWER SOUR. CAR DOW # TO TH£ lA STM U D ? D ff/V f IN 'o f f .Marlin and \rw\s “SPARK!) STIFF” a »»5£ e s r /A u r f. n I'd H i's ! I ’ M i m I I N r t t lllM N E G f^ r i VI V E l P v ] '' V “I'KKINfi K\PRESS” f « .. o m iM . . \ i; \ r \ \ i :k y l D 4<K* Msr fa \ Cwr >•>)*.'■ «* 4 nr r u i i . i i i Li •' ^ HOLLER MOTOR SALES . . . "(d'litlcmun PrH'or Dlondos’ .'ml W*;MALWAyS FREE *f 11vi1iii * i i(• I'liitm* l**Mi \ ac < 1 4 8 You r* " tiltin g p u t ty " behind th * wh««l Evsi) Powyr Slcoiiny, if you wtiril It 3 iu i .night to try I’.m c r Nicer ing lo see lin*v ■.).* . l i tvtitp can be V 't i . an *pin the n lic c l vsitli one liiu n 'it It , n |iln iria l .it c.uuse, at e xtia u iv t, and avail.ilile on ill nnnlels. I . . -a rtT ' .ti*"** I figure this demonstration saved me many hundreds of dollars! A n envy midge on tho brake pedal bring * M it.nitfi, p m itiv e rcsp.mve rigirt now ! ( iie v rtile l brake* uie lire largest m Ihe low puce field -extra large lo r c v lia xinpping power. for a new car until I discovered I was better off in every way with this new Chevrolet! It'* haavlar for balfar ro a d a b lllfy YfU ran l « all around You took out and drtwn at the road through • wide, curved, one-picct windshield, Tha panoramic rear win* daw and big lido window* provide a clear view in all dirccilom. ( ) LUMBER < ) PLASTERBOAlin ( Si(ll)Rit iirn ks* for nnoolher, vod er ito p * I expected to pay that much more P ith islnfer oa Ih * war make aeeded repair* around the home pr perhapa do nome remmleling. P # have everything which will b« needed and at s-wwlal prlres. A* a raigjadrr lust check Ihe fhfnga yon will w a n ijlh e a turn* (a u«. - . i , . . J . ' - - ’’ LI P. ) M O L D IN G S ( ) ROOFING { ) INSULATION ( ) PLYWOOD ( ) PANELING ( ) WINDOWS ( ) SIDING 1 ( ) PAINT ( ) STORfa SASH ( ) STORM DOORS T’* , — A t e n it t Take this Del Air model I irxt thing you’ll notice it Ihe rich-looking uphol­ stery and appointment* ami roomy, comfortable teals, fust turn the (gin lion key lo tiutl the engine and you’re ready to go. Check Ihtt Phone I,r.r.l-M — 40 812 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 I's lm e t tn I ’ llO N E T O N H i l l I' n m l S A T l ' I t l l A V PBrnne 753 A tls n lle lU n k H u ll.lin g Uere’t all Ihe power and performance you could over aik for. Ami along with it comet the riott import.mi gain in economy In Chevrolet history! That's became of Chevrolet'* two great hlglucumprexiiun engine*. Hems fhHl ** < S m ith sure fo your t a r . ^ iavinqs, R esidence I'nola llo n d AGENCY M fi >(*!* * vWeek end HODGES PLU M B IN G CO. H. JAMES GUT O I’T O M K T IU S T Add miles of pl ea­ in lee.I f..i the ...*** You gal mar* power on Ian gat G e n e ra l In s u ra n c e Once tho trigger aren Is dis­ covered, It ran be Injected wllh a local anesthetic, known as ptovalue hydrochloride, or spiayed with uu external anesthetic, known as ethyl chloride, Hornet tines the proves* known is dry needling,'' In which many small punctures are made Into Hie trigger area, will eliminate the area of referred pnln. The exact reason why this works I.* not known but It dors so In many instances. Heefttise this area I* extremely sensitive when It Is Inlerted or treated, there Is always Intensi­ fied agony for a short while. Soon afterward, however, Ihrre Is marked disappearance of pain. REPAIR N O W ! VI 1 'III PI In dll ll.-l r •■nt Kf Ih r CO-si -il i-rod m -lng m ilk i t r \ | o ■nd( t flO flH H 9 I II 12 — 2 lo G H r. C. I j, I ’cTHona T re a tm e n t M ethod* A \V M M* son. who I* lltlr leen years old. lias a deviated nose septum I* he loo young to be operated on ’ Answer: If your son’s symp­ tom* are severe enough nnd If the operation ha* been recom­ mended by ymtr physician. It should be done. t K % Tt'HT, . • t I' I . ' M. I ' -1 K n| I .•tales Srh llftl* hv 7 1 DU. Ir. T , DOSS nunopiiA C TO K DIM H - • WELLS AND PUMPS INSTALLED • SERVICE ON ALL MAKP.H OF PUMPS • PLUMlHNtt AND KHKHKY FLOOR FUHNACES W orld T ruvsller N On Vnur Aecounl—N l.*d l» * Chnlea—N Pain Impulses T here nto m any leas w e llkno w n pattern.* o f pain. DllTerr i i t stra in s, ln )u rle s, rnposure to tlrn fls , fa tig u e and poor posture may set o il c e rta in areas, known n t "trlu e e r areas,’’ In the muscles and eim ueetlvi- tissues wtiteh **n it p n ln Impulse.* lo the ne rv­ ous system nuch a rra s mav he no la rg e r th a n a tm e.eittp, tint may give d iscom fort over it vn ate a o f (lie body due to the l. m Hint the nervous system can s p ira l] the p i.In over large space* j lo m any liu la n e rs , pain may not tie s itu a te d In the -same area where the trig g e r me. h m ls iii Is settin g olT the p illll H tlim ila llu g Mr It I : A M ll . l t S laborday LAKELAND '.fi-New crop Flor­ ida cilru* probably will begin Irlckflng In market next week wllh grapefruit leading the way. William Clifford of Florida Cit­ rus Mutual's market information division mark* (he forecast in a report to Mulual's hoard nf direc­ tor*. in* I’nvoff <; T llO L tO II It Is tllo llg tit u t us n poslilve sym ptom o f disease, pa in takes a m u ltitu d e o f m isleading fu riits T h is Is one of th e reasons why doctors must le a rn the d i f ­ fe re n t !»»« erns of pa in Pnln la one o f th e p rim a ry sym ptom s fo r w h ich n p a tie n t seeks hel|>. hut tlie lo ca tio n o f the aches o fte n have no re la tio n to the organ Involved. For example, an nchc along Ihe In n e r side of the am t m ay occur w ith coronary he art disease, upper n ln lu m iiu l pnln can occur w ilii a p p cio ln P Is, nnd pnln over the s h o iild e ’- blade may m ean disease o f the g a ll­ bladder. trigger area ran give rl*e to pain In some other part of Die body. There are usually no oulwntd signs to distinguish these trigger areas Nevertheless, the pain dis­ appears when these areas tire eliminated Hcasnrmble f'lli.-s ! the so-eallrd Dy HERMAN N. BUHCEtEN, M D. *4* » S f i M l- lt lW it 'S M W IN ­ V E N T IO N E I . l M I N t I- E S H IT .IIS , K E LTS X S i l t Pciins A r e O fte n M fs le a d in g No itrg a n iia lln n i tin.‘ ..... In. in i 304 ..~»*cV r T P R E , igs4<4* t Ig* H ig h w a y T ro o p e r It I*. I l u m - o n la te th is m o rn in g , th e t * * said, r e la tiv e to g o in g out m l d u rin g th e I.s h o r D a v w eeken d, a plan w h ic h is b eing put in to of fe. t s ia le -w itle Itv th e F lo r id a H ie h w a v I 'a t in l Th e tiutrtrl begins ut ti |,„ k to n ig h t u droll.led e f f o it to m iiiim ire t r a f f ic ire c i.te n t. and h ig h w a i .le n tils llirrru g b th e long l-nhni D i i v w e e k e n d w in . h w ill tint end u n til M o tu lsv m id n ig h t < " in iiia n d e i II N K ir k io u n said tlirst nil tu itio l triM ri'.-is w ho at*- not ill nr on vo catio n w ill h» mi n lm o -t in otin.l Hu . to. k dun and th a t civic nod s o fe tc leaders have been in v ite d to title w ith th em . lire oi|t r i ll’s in i ilu t loll to the dvi> i i i i .I s a fe ly en ro lls is k n o w n n* tt p e ia t iiy i llo llilu r ’’ n o .I ts fo t the im in n iv i>uri'o*t* of g n tn g Ih e oil H en s a itin n e e to see Hie n r..i.lc u i* f.irc .l t.\ the nwh ol in It * ni'vi-r .-M illin ' . ffl.. i in 1 ol •litNt n >n w ild d m i n e . iirt'l i1*M 1li nt! 1 ’.n iiii.r tv .l< '« trn riit 01 (<l i Dio hiu I’i " II V* 1 »ii- . . i l l in- |h>- f n * t t i l t h ’ Mr n*. • 'iit r i.n H n lliln v " I V v! HO *U ■ IV 1 l.-n.li-is ninl i.tIt .-1 4 til Amor **f ♦ in- In ) e r r r l l i r * hml1 hr ( 1ii in VI tn 1 *.. I I I . - w ill) 1tinIt|s>-| ** and Mi*' i .I hm i i i h v i -.I im iit. III 1 i itiil IK *»n•Irr K ir k m n ii lie i»*’nl rd fn r fu ll r .m tli itM tim i in the F . u iiln -w i.lt. r f fi.r t FI1. * < n iii'.u il.. illr .l in t r it f f iir in'citli nt* mi F in * f <In iiiebIVVR V« Illsl 1Jll" ir D » v w r r k rin l. w h ir'll i % H ill’ n f Ih r li> iie i'*l In I he- \ n i l . Kttil K n k m m i .n n l In . III \ . • • I n jc»s « r nil w o rk c ii'-.-lv tour l h r 1 . the f l e m r ■ ill. | i-ti.il v tn i r* K* nt - 4 nr i-vi-n .iin jb ii'.l t tn ■ "Ml ilt if l.isiml D m l s ir r III. 1 1 iv l'llllin ! D* Kill 1it in li- ih till' III,III n ijii in IIt 4|. t T n . »«•» 1111111 <11 l.\ l i 1.-tall. •It MU |T K i \ 1 Brothers Joined A ctu a lly it appear* Ih itl f?w if INCHON Korea e T'* i broth any s iu .lV * h a w been made of what heat waves tin to humans ers with a total of .in years' army No one seems lo have com piled service between them wen- reA spokesman fur Ihe hike box stallst.es, for instance, on whether united here yesterday after a fivooperators ol Orange. Seininole and heat waves kick up crim es o r ill year separation Osceola counties announced today vorcos or highw ay aecidenls, or Ihiit In tho very near future II will ju h firin g s. ,Vr*w»* Mjiorifl- \\> ,ii f»#n I No Organizations Contact Trooper For Patrol Trips Let us demonstrate all the advantages of buying a Chevrolet now! '[ Y o u ’re in fo i a ple a o tn l sm privo at i l u tm iK ilh , steady ride. One reason i* that, model lo r m odel, C hevrolet w ill weigh up to ZOO pound* m ore than other lo w -priced curs. i ~—i----J B B j f jQ jjjQ w jjjp r And ll’i tha lawait-prltad llna M O R I P 1 0 F L I B U Y C H I V R O L I T I T H A N A N Y O T H IR C A R I Yau gal | reafar1falaway with ■ltd#* Nw itow Pt Finer perfonaenceioa ton gn. That'* whet you get with the new Powerglide. Thert'a no mure advanced auto* ■Mtifl iraaraijaekm ft any price. r HUR UP-TO-IHI-MINUTI NfWS AROUND THI CLOCK (vary Saturday aad Sondoy-AIC ladia Nalwark A demonitralion will show you that Chavrolet oilers more in the lowestpriced line in ihe low-price field. *Cambtna)tim ol rowtrtllJ* aulomalb imnimhiioo itmi f/J-Ap. “Nluf-Plamt" tu tliit optional oh "TnO'Ttn" and Dtl Alt motlili at tsira coil. JLJX ' 1 * ■Ml MOTOR SALES '\V * 4 Skr 2nd.un(l I’nlmetto •.....Phone 1234 ' �• * g3=c:.9VlC ?«lr. r/-i'<n( -■«» • •> 1 " »" • « »-»*•-» - --■»___ ......... .. . . . >4 --- 'L. J-.~ *■*«*•1** ■4* '*#1i **'•IK-* *§&*** »•-• D e fin ite T e a c h e r S h o rta g e Exists There I n a tiefinite teacher Hhortnge in this fanm*ry.. nromlsoi* t" become ceubt unietw somuthlntr Ih <lone about It. Tho answer scums to bo to interest more young people in touching careers. Hut thlH is not so easy to tin. hi reeent years efforts have i*eim made to raise teachers salaries to ail attractive level. Yet in many communities the salary of the average teacher is about the same as that of unskilled workers in industry. Teachers are also subject to social restric­ tions which are not im|H>*cd ,,0 people who work in other fields. There may lie good reasons for these re­ strictions but the fact remains that they do discourage many young people who are seeking careers, from becoming teachers, We need the most able and energetic people as teachers in our schools but business and industry offer a great deal more to these people in the way of financial reward and social freedom. A dumnerary depends on an intelligent and Informed citizenry which is impossible without good schools. No school can he bet­ ter titan Hie people who tench in it. It is Pain In The Neck " lie ’s a pain in the neck.” If the nameculler bad followed the proceedings of I Ini British Medical Association, lie would have known that this epithet is far from definite. That group, at its recent general meeting, admitted that there is such a complaint, tint thought that no one knows exactly wind it is. Home physicians, following the medical custom of giving a learned name to a fam i­ liar malady, call it fihrositis, a pain cinder­ ing in certain tiny lumps in the neck. Others say It is irritation of the nerve root. Still another theory Is that it Is a pnyciinncurotlc illness representing a disturbed muscle state that brings about an altered muscle tension. Still others say, "There ain’t no such iiiiiiim l," ami put it nil down as imagination. Whatever the correct view, a pain in the neck is a real pain in the neck to the suf­ ferer, and it is no compliment to call some one ttint. We have seen fabulously successful men to end their days in utter Ignominy. They imagined material tilings were the true goals of life. Isird make me to know my end. tlalaMUhrit Oi limn p n h lla b r S s a i l * f t i - v w l N n ln r 4 a r u n it a , i a . l „ r . ( I , r ia l M f . ^ a » # a ra . I ' l i t i l l a h r * » n S n t u f i l a l * ( « M i. n l« a 1‘l i l a l M M M a il S a n V r a r a . I l l M h k n ii Mm A m t u r t > n l r r r < l aa a r r o n i l r la a a a i a l t r r t l H ii M - r 11 IIIIM . a f I l i a I 'a a l I l I M n r i f a n n l r if t l . |. J i,r lr ia . n n i l r r I lia , u i a» r ilH K r a a a n l M n t.-h 1. IMJII. » • - » ! I ' l l l l t l > a , I r t l l t i r Mail C u lilla h a . rlM lll.lib ainil lin t, ........ I. 4> (|||is ro A, o n s a llV O I I I I , i:.lli.-r M m ........a iM r paa n a a k lla a a l t S lia a lh * la m ilh O iia M.T.1 S I.IB l la a i nun A I I u M l i i a r r a n lla a a , r a n l a n ( ih a n k a , r a a n lu lliia a a a .l a . iilr a a r tf a a l a r t a l a i r t r a t f « r lh a iia r p iia a n f r a la liia * 4->S» n l l l ka i h i i r a a . l f » r a t r a a a la r a i l . a r l l a l n a ra la a , lla p r a a a a la * S a m ir a , l a r . N m I I » mm II> Ur l la a a f a l A d t a r f l a la a (U I-O IM I h a m l.a r u l I ....... .. I l l .1H . A l l a n l a , O a u r a la I l f m i l l lm m n i N n h f r u l Ik # *•«<»< i M ln l w k lr f c I# m l l i l M # t f li i M t t * l r l «* l it # u«# i . . r r r p u M I f a r in a a t a ll I h * I r t r a l n a n * j i r l a l . i l la f h l a a t n a p a p r f Page. 4. Frlduy Sept. 4, 10BJI Not for years lias the make-up of the big hiisvhull leagues been as uncertain as now. The American League lias at hunt two weak sisters, the St. Louis lirowas and the Philadelphia Athletics. The upsurge in a t­ tendance witnessed when the Boston Braves transferred to Milwaukee proved that a new city would probably have a largur atten­ dance than some of the old. blase towns. Bill Vocek’s proposed transfer of the Browns to Baltimore was vetoed by his fel­ low club-owners, but they did not solve tho problem merely by saying "No-" to this particular move, Vceek continues to seek a new home for tho Browns. There are also a number of candidates for big league membership. Besides B alti­ more, law Angeles, Sun Francisco, Buffalo, Montreal and Houston all have residents who clamor for the big league game. Now National Commissioner Ford Frick has Hounded a note of caution. He reminds those interested that to put a major league team in a now town which has a minor league team, that team’s owner must agiee. Then the minor league affected must give its consent, and finally also the major league. Only by following this procedure cun elumgcH be brought about. 'This Is n reasonable way o f doing lliings. These requirements will prohnhly not permanently head o ff transfers of Home big league teams to new homes and they will guarantee that the riglils o f minor league teams, essential to major league buseball, will be respected. trying' to decide whither It wut loo early In the evening to quar rel. Then both decided It wn» too not. "Wbat're you reedlngT" aikei Joe, reaching etching for peace. "Oh. about the he bl bl# party that ___ SAM DAWSON B read Prices A r e G o in g U p You Ye I’d lin g Me! tty \V 11,1.1 AM H IT T IV rlra l I ' r m W rllcr _ _ Fur jackets wilt be fasldiaialjle for dogs this fall. T h a t’s to make them look all peopled out. One tiling fur sure, if the birds and the ls*es have any quest Ions, people are the ones to ask. (icorge F. Kunmni, former amhassador to Moscow, says he expects the Soviets to he torn by revolt eventually. So our troubles will lie liver, eventually. The professor says the aims of Com­ munism will dash with realities and force "profound changes." Ho far the only change seems to he over-expansion. A Yale expert on Itussin says uprisings indicate the "decay of the Communist ideology." You keep hearing It's rotten hut like Shakespeare's Denmark, It ’s still t here. This Is S to ry O f H e le n A n d Joe "Don’t give me that stuff." aald Joe, crossly, "Why do girl* alt around thinking binliini up phoney things to say. You itw me coming. Ing,*' jji yyj rily They looktd at each other eua and arch their necks anil look no proud." "Not me," aald .Iim*. "I'd have galloped up oil u hmi constrictor." "1 Ihrmghl boa constrictor* are something like sunken," replied Helen. “ 1)0 they huve leg*" "Welt," said Joe grimly, "they will have by the time I get Invited to a parly like that one." 'They bad more than 2.000 big. ties of champagne — real chainpugne. And simply ton* of caviar. Do you like caviar, Joe" "No. Tho kind of money they charge for that stuff, (hey might to he able In get rid of the fishy flavor." "Well, I think I ’d give a year of my life to go to n party like that,” sighed Helen. "The memories would bo worth It. It said in the aper that old Mr. . . uh . . . uh Ir. D * C u-a-vus must have ■pent about fioo.oou on tho party, Can you Imagine spending ttoo.uoo In a single night." Joe couldn't. .At the moment he was fingering tho twn subway lo­ kens in In hie pocf pocket. ' "Honey. 1 gott had ha be nowa for you," ho aald. r,Wc can’t o lu Hie movies at the same stars that shine on tenements ami H iarrlli. " I wish he was here.” he said "Who” "Old Mr. De I'-ii e v u s," spelled Joe. "What for" "Hccause," said Joe, "he sounds like a guy who enjoys parties— and lie's sure missing e Wonderful one tonight," Helen reached up and took his faro In her hands anil pulled him down and kissed him—and didn't rare what the neighbors thought. —1? r a -------- NKW Y liltK The housewife wtui thought lulling wheat price* on the (Jiiciigo Hoard of Trade might lend to cheaper bread at Ihe grocery muy be slurtkd next week Some brand* of bread will cost a cent u loaf mure alter l.abis Buy In a few cities the price al­ ready hus risen. linkers suy tliut’s liecauMj fluur costs them more than u year ago. Lard oust* them mure Ihun at any lime since Him. The milk which some use coat* mure. Labor In buklng and trucking the bread coat* mure. Pictures of wheat surpluses over flowing storage bln* and being lafl on Hie ground led many to expect a drop In the cost of flour and bread. Purchasing ugenlx III the baking Industry, however. *nv 'hey pay lio cent* more Ihun lust year for n hundred pound sack of the kind of Hour used In bread baking Hour miller* explain il tills way linkers of bread prefer Hour from hard red winter wheat This year’* crop nf Hint variety was only 70 per cent uf Ihe ilie of the 10.12 crop in contrast In the entire wheat crop, which fell Into tho bumper das* again thlx year. Kurmcrx growing hard red win­ ter wheal, moreover, arc accu* turned to using government loans, mostly Imve adequate storage fa cllilles, and so could pul much nl their Him production under gov­ ernment price support*. Millers »uv there wo* little nr no distress selling of this type of wheat, and Hint the going price for It now is above Ihe support level. Home of the wheat you saw pic­ tured in plies on the ground was ot tho soft red winter wheat vari­ ety. This year’s crop of that va­ riety, miller* aay, ran well ahead of last year. Ruxerx uf cakes and pastries use Hour from this soft red wilder wheat, bread Industry men suy. There Is plenty of wheat, ul course, for the milllnu and baking Industries. Hut inlllcri also stress that their own upurallng costa have been rising. Freight ratea are higher. And the big corn crop la crossing them up. That's because millers count nn offsetting milling ousts to some extent by the sale of animal feed. This romos from tho part of (ho ......... . wheal which isn't made Into flour. T h li year, however, they aay lids form of animal feed Is up against Summer Salad — Sandwich Specials CHILLED KlI’E TOMATO B the competition of a big supply of corn So Ihe demand from slock feed ers for the millers’ product Is less and prices are around 33 cents a bag lower than last year With In­ come from (hat source cut. miller* say their flour price margin* are narrowed. The bakers have some more ex­ HKPTKMIIRII L 1*1.1 A. T. Koss»tt«r ha* been appointed gam* warden from Keminole County and will receive hi* rommlsilon this week, tin ha* always been against the useless slaughter of Fturlda game unit will see that the law* are obeyed. , . . . 1 . -b 1vs \l 1 C HUM IN 1P TODA Y & TOMORROW 'Hi » M( l l f o l l LLOYD H it IIM ! EH IN “TALL TEXAN" I' I. IJ s GEORGE If i l t HIJ IN “I’LL GET YOU" HKtTKMHKH *. 1*43 Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Chapman have returned from Clayton, Ha. where they spent a few daya. They were accompanied home by their daughter, Jane, who attended Laurel Falla Camp. Municipal Court, which had an extremelv light docket Friday, again presented a light achedule Monday with very few case* for Judge J. (1. Sharon to pasi sentence on. B u i I K M I i m K 4 i94M Mias Peggy Pippin, who will ante/ Stetaon University this fall, antartalned with a back to school party and luncheon at her home on W. First St. on Saturday morning. Fred toss viler left today for New York City where he will visit hia brother and aisler-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. Kent Rosaelter, Jr., before entering Princeton University. Voile A. William* Jr. of Sanford, tow senior at Stetson University, ha* been working with the Institute of Government In Tallahassee for tho peat two weeks. (BED CARS 1048 Ford V2 Ton Pickup Truck, Clean, good tires.......... . $660 1946 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan.... 9671 1990 Mercury 4 Door Sedan 91216 1950 Buick Convertible Coupe 91416 1951 Bulck Super Sedan ilUOldBmobile 88 Holiday rape, Extra Clean J __ A ea xsift * n h '' SATURDAY — DOUBLE FEATURE i i. Joe “KANSAS TERRITORY** — “FANGS OF THE ARCTIC’* -M do. S3 kk Co. 6UNDAY — MONDAY you'll gat la foam. I'm wearing toeleu aan- ■*» m i. .TAN FOED, FLORIDA TROUBLE ALONG THE WAY*’ M m i f o . -' ' , m 1f -iir M <» ItA F T llrig (ten. J. C. Hutchison and his aide, Lieut A. K. Powers, are in the city on a short leave before going to their new assignment at t'amp Lee, Va. LAST TIME TONIGHT •'forned beef or cheese" M K M IIK it ' KltlC T N I FIRST OUTDOOR KPIC OF IAMIRICA IN 3 DIMENSIONS! I ' ' “ABBOTT and COSTELLO MEET CAPTAIN KIDD” a OF H A N FO R D Hanford needs an Optimists’ Club which should be composed uf 26 members who will do nothing but push for the good things that should come to Hanford. ) 1 TH i A T M t FLORIDA STATE BANK SUNDAY & MONDAY a Rtviara •• S*3rt e t t r S - ’’ ",lm WE ALSO MAKE LOANS ON I,A T E M O D EL USED CARS Road Supervisor Hell was given Instruction* at the meeting of tins commissioner* to start work with (lie runs lets at once ami all material necessary will lie given him. WALOBEBN AOKNOY DRUO STORE Tha dreams of IllarrIU recoded. Helen began fumbling In her amail purae and uld, "lei me treat, Joe." "No," u.» aald alubborniy. "You have done that too many tlmoa Helen liughtd. Joe alwayi alwt aald a £> f inch fctaiy things. iRie," she whispered. "You - ’’Oh, It must la v . bea. ran pay me back when we’re mar ful,"''*al|,dmH*, Un d r o a * n ! « : s i f uchw l P,c.,u r® '?• ‘ drtda of opt* wort there. right. 1 All about adventure in 13 had Africa. And on Ihe way home we n atop off for ■ beer and a sandak II "\V K C A N H A V E YOU M ONEY* 5,10, And 40 Years Ago R eum illat & Andersen (Mie-v-a-i in Dlarriti. That'a a planations f ir price pressure on bread, Including even a five to six per cent rise over last year In the price of the paper they wrap around Ihe loaves. They stress that labor accounts fur a substantial part uf the cost of u loaf And some companies say they’ve granted two pay rises since the lust bread price hike some 13 months ago. NEW CAR IN TH E HERALD H TH FFK f) W IT H HAM — ( IIK KKN OH BOH HAI.AD nge CltlHI* UHACK KltS M e t'O FFK K OH TK A W rich old bird, Ih* (}frrqul»T'—she ‘q u ia —ihe lig flM d dmrn J l T newspaper ....... tonight, 1 lost my Poai M un n hot and apelied the name—Marquli ill De in the office." •F 1sion next year undoing Andrews reorganization, or part ot it. Andrews himself minimizes crit­ icism from the Capitol, expressing the view that when he sits dowt£ with some id the lawmakers thi«^ month any differences between. them will lie Ironed out easily. The Washington tax "practitlon ers." lie say*, have an understand­ able Interest in seeing Ihe revenue service more centralized in Wash­ ington This Is Ihe point he makes: Previously when on individual or corporation had u lux dispute with the government,\lttyolvlng a tut of money, Ihe first Step Inward a set­ tlement was taken in the Held n f^ flee nearest (he taxpayer. # Hut lI k- decision there—that the taxpayer should get a refund m pay more Ilian he thought be should have tn-w as not final The case then came In Washington fur review by a special group In the main office here, called tlie post­ audit division. So tar as Hie bureau was con­ cerned this group's derision, re ­ versing or upholding the field of­ fice, was final. h Andrew* suy* it was when a case came here from the field for final review that the Washington lax specialist, hired hy the tax­ payer to look alter his interests, usually got In on the case. Andrews abolished this post-audit division In most Instunee* now the field offices will make the linal decision. Washington tux lawyers say complaints about Andrews' renr ganizatlon come not only froli-1 them but fruin lux lawyer*, and some ufcnunlunl*. around the country and that their concern Is centered on what they *uv they fear will be a lack of uniformity in administering the tux law. One of these lawyers emphasized there was linlfnrmity when there was a eenlrnl supervision point like the ,h«sI -audit group |o see that the various Held offices gave the same kind ol decisions. L E T US F IN A N C E YOUR HAL BOYLE NKW YOItK UV—Helen sat nn the tenement itwip at twilight waiting fur Jew. The heat from the ureal mini liter Move Ilf Manhattan hammered ul Iter and idie tried to fan It away With a (aided newspaper. When the saw Joe coining down the sidewalk, hi* collar upon, his coat dangling limply over one arm, ahe put the paper on her knee* and bent her head over It, aa though abiorbed. Joe alumpcd down allenlly ut the other end of the itoop and watched her. After a moment Helen titled her eyea, faked a couple of iquaati and u ld , "Ob, Joe. you startled me." WASHINGTON Coleman Andrews, the Internal revenue commlssinnte, figured when Presi­ dent Elsenhower appointed him last winter it would take him two years to reorganize (he revenue service. He guesses now It will lake a little longer. When he's finished, Andrews says, he will tell hi* boss, Secretary of the Treasury Hum phrey. Tnen If the Elsenhower ad ministration wants him to slay, he'll decide about staying But ho says that If anyone inside tha administration attempts to force him into favoring anyone, an individual or ■ corporation, no one will see him for Ihe dust us lagoes out the door He expects no such pressure, tie says, and nudx that he explained fully his plans to Humphrey uud received the secretary's full aii provxl. Andrews says he is work­ ing In twn directions: Ffe's decentralizing — potting more authority In the field offices to make decision* on tax settle ments, less In Washington; and he's putting more manpower into checking tax returns, less in other kinds of Jobs. So far. Andrews says, he has received wide upprnval for the steps he has tnkrn from Ihe public and member* of Congress Hut Inconcedes the reaction to hi* renr ganizatlon bn- nut been unanl mous. The main lompluio! against him, he says, has come from u few "Washington t a x praetloners," which, In effect, means tax law yers. But some members of Congress, those on committees.dealing with tax and finance mullers, are wait Ing for Andrews to give them a fuller explanation of what Ire Is doing. Some ol them feel Andrew* amt Humphrey rushed Ihe reorganiza­ tion without giving them time fm consultation. Congress could, ol course, pass legislation at its sc* Big League Transfers *laaas»» » n i« a ie i h i\ i i u i s I l f i n r r lf r T nh ra ma S n a lk a R evisio n Long Job time for Americans to make an honest exuminalioii of tld>i pruhlr.” and arrive at t\ ^ iioiutioft •v-5hI-!J*-ff*V.' make certain th a t oar.)—, seliools retain the high standards they have set in the past. Pi. 3U:4. The Sanford Herald JAMES MARLOW HOM E O N THE R A N G E Women will be able to put on the dog with a fur coal, and vice versa. TO D A Y'S Ml 1(1,1-: VKKHK s n rtm rr i k P ' O �“1 V ' SociaL fcvswtA, M r. and M r*. Herlw-rt H too thoff ■mi th e ir five *»n* have returned to th e ir home on lie a rd a ll Ave. a fte r sp rin tin g a tw o wevka‘ varatio n at a cottage In New Sm yrna H ra rh. C linton . S. C. where he w ill attend the I're s h y tc rln n Cullcgo. Dior's Fashions Haven't Failed Yet 1'A It IS i.P—In the eonfualuo ami v lii'h of op|«ion 0v c r fashionable «klrt lengths e a jjie d \ y .the ^ t U ' re v o lu tio n ." only or.e thing i* ccr la in . T h ry w on't tie any longer In the firs t published photo graph* of (he new models present cd by Ihe Ida Carls fashion houses for (all and w inter. Ihe women who w ill he Ihe customers and the ulti m ale Judge* can see Im lav what ihappening C hristian D ior, s till the chain nion in the attention getting ala'aes lilte d hem lines several nicheabove current - k ir t lengths. A llu th,H tm m hsl.cll, the other haute couture show ing, w e r e pretty m itrh a n lic tlm u * (or Ihs- w rite rand foreign buyers chosen to view the new offerings h u in jj .ilm itt w ith D ior fu r •HorU*r s k irls ( actu ally each must have thought nt the idea im h-pi-ndcnll) since Ihs-v k o -p th e ir designs c rc l until the show». were tiesse* Kalh. Lanvin and Maggy llo u fl Hr. I,. Munson und Irv in g Coin* b u rg w ill spend the weekend Hi Culm beach Where they w ill enter the State llrjd g e Tournam ent. »•! . Kdwlri Varn left yvaterday for win i ,L’y V’ .n u f| f \ l, b e tlv A nn Munson* “ Hetty Ann Munson. M r. a ml M r*. James W. I ’atton u f Norwood, Ohio are spending K H IU A ” some tints- lu Sanford und have The American U-glun Aiixilinry v in iti'il w ith M U * M ary T h u tn iiwill meet at the Legion Hut nl They w ill he Joined over the week7 30 p.m. end by th e ir sun. dim C ation, who MONDAY u stationed w ith the U n ited States The i ’h lla th ra Class of the K lr.it Navy in N o rfo lk , Va. P resb yteria n Church w ill meet w ith M m W. S H rum ley u l her Mrs. M. 1.. ItalHirn und d u u g h lcr, but nolle id these dar -U go as high home on Celery Avu. ut 7:45 p m Miss A nn Kaburn le ft today to as Dior. M i*s C harlotte S m ith w ill serve us spend the weekend a t New Sm yrna Clinging to Ihe old Irnglh and co h o s tc **. beach. They w ill be Joined Sunday defending it as morn flattering I" The Sunbeam* w ill meet at the by Miss Janice Heel. most women were balmain. bat K ira t b a p tis t Church a t 3:110 p.m enclaga. Heim, (inffe, Patou and The K irat b a p tis t Sunday School M r. und M r*. A. K. Shoemaker Givenchy Only Schiaparelli actual W o rk e r’* Co noil in e rtin g w ill he* und M rs. Shoem aker'* m other, M r*. ly lengthened skirt' |u»t ,i shade Ifln a t 7:0u p.m. w ith a covered H e nrie tta l.eotiurd w ill spend the Two gem-ral trends in silhouettes dish eupper. weekend in Canama C ity w ith M r. were developed in the latest show C ircle No. 0 o f the W S.C.S of and Mrs. J. M. Shoemuker and ing i I) vudi-K huulders nml narrow Ihe K irst Methodist Church w ill fa m ily. skirts and i2) a princess or red meet w ith M r*. II. K. Crenahaw Krunksc nod Johnny C u rrie o f lugote line with fitted budii. - wai>t at her home nt 1130 K Seventh D uytoiiu beach ure (he guests of and hips and flaring skirt St. at 10:00 a m There also was a surprising us ■ The m onthly hlislnt-** m eeting of Ml olid Mrs. (ic o tg e W ells. T lliy Ihe WMS of the K irat ba ptist w ill he Joined Stm ilay hy th e ir of printed muterluls. usually re Church w ill he held at 2:30 p.m In parents, Mr. and M rs ben K. C u r­ served for summer, in Ihe winter w e a r g o w n s a n d f r o c k s d i sspin p l a yveil ed the educational b u ild in g A ll pen rie. | <if the Amerieami liuyics. .Sidney e ra l and c lre le o ffice rs are re ipiealed to he present Hut of-tow n relative s a rriv in g : ISittper of M ary’s plumped enlhus laslically for fur the Dior short -kills TUKSI1AY today fo r the K id d in g Castle wen* J to*lic_ally ............... ‘ iilu ‘ c * tum orr. 1uml liought generously ol them T|u- tils-anera t'lu s * of the K ira t ding which w ill take b a p tis t Chun-h w ill hold its row in W inter Park Include: M r saymg. " It ’s a real fashion revolution m on th ly m eeting nt Hie bume of ami M rs. K runk S purring, M r. unit M r*, f . A. T a v lo r, 4UI C u luielln M is. I ' W Clay tun, uml M r. und Short shuts will be adopted in Mrs II K Leech, a ll of L iv e O ak; America hv spring at the latest " The U n ity T ru th Clu»* w ill meet M r und M r* (). K. Nunn of W lllu* Mine Hdclli. Tvilescu and Stella Id the V n ld c i lin te l at 7:45 p in. vouchee, tiu , M r. and M rs. It. <1. Hanninu, buyers for 1 M igmn of w ith Carolyn Carson* us le a rn e r M li-kler. M Is* Helen M ilk ie r , uml San Francisco, on Hie other hand, The public Is invited. Itussell M le kle r of Jackso nville ; cnmmentetl The circles of the W S C.S. id M r and M rs. D avid W elili and "We never pick freaks just he the K irsl Methodist Church w ill Ku.liy Webb of M l S ie flin g , Ky. cause they'n- new " meet as follows: C lrele No I w ith KliraliHI) Kan.ill of Uail.oK.lM rs J I- Thurm ond, 012 K lin Mis. tiriu-e Merle Sllnccl|dicr Is Washington, uml Aadiew ....... . Ave., at 3:00 p .m .: C ircle No 3 spending the week ul New Smyrna „f Hrrgdorf. tl bn.m New Vmt, w ith Mrs. / e h b a iliff. tSOU Cork beach a* the guest of Miss liev tnlke.l Ireelv of the evening gownAve., 3:00 p.m .: C ircle No. 4 w ith n lk i emper and dum-lng dresses they had Mrs. L. I Hughey. 2312 C u lm e tlii bought, lint moth -r. bail m uch to A v e , ut 3:00 p i n . ; C ircle No. 7 say about what s k ill lengths they w ith M rs John II. W illi"m s . m i elm.,I- for da ytim e wear Kscam bla Dr. H oo p in .(C ircle No H a ttie Carnegie was tr - n k in 8 w ith Mrs. C. L. n o liie r, 1522 stating b o n g lim Ave., 8:00 p m. anil t.'ir " I don't know whether A m erican cle No 9. w ith M r*. M ax Kim thm i women w ill lake In shorter skirts " 2104 Stephen* St.. 8:00 p in lliin a h T m y of Hanah T ro y inc The Pilot Club w ill hold It* ree New York was anti short - k il t . u la r business m eeting In the Yacht by n o m iT H Y li t a : Sir- said Club at 8:00 p.m . preceded hy HitAssociated Press Women's K dltu r "T h e v 're iiiie o m fib m e o '-irv I hoard m ceflnc at 7:30 n m Teen agers probably e o iistilo te was iiu ile -urirrlsed and disu|i WKDNKSDAY A m erica's must lu e ra tlve m arket, |Hilntc-.l hy the Dim length, hut. o' The D u iilicate b rid g e Club w ill meet at the W om an’ s Club. Seul says b ill Thom as, one-half of the course we ll all Imy We have to " IliillyvyiMid priMloeing team of Pine lug w ill start at 7:45 p m . und but D ior cla im s a new cycle of und Thomas pluv w ill begin nt H 00 u’cluck. fashions for women " launched They buy m ure records, see The Prayer M eeting Service at overv seven years i ILs sensation­ the K irs t b a p tis t Church w ill be more muvles, w rite m ore fun let al "N ew L o o k " evplodisl on the t e r , , influence more I . n i n l o n s , S h o p w om en's d u ih ln g ' trade in HHTi g in at H:Q0 p.m. T tlC H S b l Y for m ore d o llie s and Ice cream He also asserts that w o m e n were The J u n io r and .In te rm e d ia te tMnn arty other group he can s h o r t e n i n g th e ir s k irls on t h e i r o w n Hoyal Amhasaaifota w ill niekt nt think of. And the y are more vuci s e v e r a l m o n t h s l > c f o r e iu« s h o w e d the K irst lla p tl* l Church nt 7:(KI fcm us than anybody alm ul th e ir h i, rl(M ,lum bers p.m. lik e * and d iillk e * . K.ir t h e ilm d itfu l i h e r , - ,s t h e The K lis t b u p tls t Church C hoir * ,w h y the Iwo b ib * ,,have constant re m a in d e r that Dm. „ . v re h ra is u l w ill begin nt 7:15 p.m. beamed th e ir next picture. "Those er v«l tins pre sisiim l an unsuccess The Junior llri)th e rh o o d w i l l 1 bedheads Ktorn S ea ttle ," straig ht h i t l i n e . 'm eet a t the K irs t b a p tis t Church at the hop-cun,clous ...... . sel. using as bait some of their own at 7:30 p.m. Tin* hotithslile H.T A. exi-eoltvi* favorite recording artists, such us huurit w ill have i's firs t m eetlgg Teresa brewer, tiu- Hell sisters unit | tiny Mitchell Mars Thomas a at 111 txi u h i in the o ffice -if M r* Velma M itctie ll, u rln e in a l A li genial ex newspaperman m em bors are urged to attend. "M v own Pen-age .laughter (fa la n d iV L Teen-Agers Are America's Most Lucrative M arket DK. H. K. RING C 'lU H O I'H A tT O H l'lra*e rail for appalntmrnt Phone 1782 -r- 1718 122 South I ’atmrltii K lif M I M r 0 pmnt niPWIICHT • ■ " • * Hoiden's IC I ( • ) » d illliia ifc Malta la r d a n 'i luH erm llh your Wally haalth drink, H builds a n a ffy . , . lo o ts up dlgastlva tyito m . . . and If v o u 'ft on • d ia l Iordan's lu ttarm llli Is lowor In calorlos ttissa most any olftar bovora«o. A lw a y n o o lln f l Always rofrasbln«l •a t Iordan's usually won't come near tiu- set when I ’m mailing a picture— movies ore old stuff lo her, a wood product but during the ig of "bedheads" she brought her pals around in s - e l n v * , und all of them siiua’ed und swiKin.-d ul over the place ut Ihe wonder of seeing those voice* on their records come to life " The bills teamed up a iloren yeurs ago lo produce the hirnl of (lictures Kiev thought the public wanlvil Their snrres* througb venrs has a maicd some older hands at the buxines*. espci.,.,,y so since many of their top *uceesse* hove been on small budget*. Thomas explains how they do II: "W« beep d o *- lo the bos* The ban, In the final onalytii, is the man who walks up lu the buxoffieu and buya a ticket. No matter how artistic or hcautlfiil a movie may be, It can't be a uticcearMinle** pronie pay to a«> it. ... f "We do a lot of travlbsV around the country, talking to atl.kinils of w-uple in all kind* ot.luWfis, and PM wajjjWf get |q know the things oo pie like lo <ur%" Right n o*, wharf TV., (8 posing 'itch ■ aerlduX'thrmt Ip llnr movie Industry, Individual plctlfrrs arc doing belter than ever, inya Thoma*, but run-of the-mill plelures are flopping oil over the plare The explanation as he secs it. U this: "The public I* more discrimin­ ating than ever before. Today a picture ha* to be a real smash before a man will spend his money to ice It. If there's no movie they Want to see, Ihey can always go to a baseball pame or stay home and B watch TV Use your long-handled longs this summer for removing corn on Ihe cob from the kettle. lie sure tn have || un hand when you're canplng or preserving4 and need to tin stcrllird containners from boll- Ing water. luHerm ltk n i r s w r o n n u r n u .n Paulette Normand Honored A t Party ■ M l, M l., to . ,i - I p t i p 1 4 ti tlji\ \s I f f ii 4f t c | T u m p -si h\ I Mv , • - . t "Pi ' .I ff- m" lik \| ’ | - r *" N 1 M ■- h t ’i d V"I I* i p H ‘ '1' * H't t l , . t * " d l» . ( " t i l l I' . I I l f 1 it “ 1 . ■I . i \ Will [ip CltP4dl - d I IP t 1 V CH • t ' 11 f 14I I I...........’ Id I I i 11111 11 • 11 < l • ' i > I "I E I Im Sunlpidl Ihiiilv'. kk,i ' . • VI 1' 4(4 * PI 4 1*'«i k f| I .I' J< lit 'll ' C 1,1 tp p ei. 11 . « • "i • k I MP 11 I'M- \ ,v . t . il* l i r h t 11 ». • f . i . il l i d * . « 11 - I k T i p.H f \ m \ **111 u O . 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The him ....... -H T*jl 1- lu tl M n ic e « a - iheil presi oii I with love M i *» € *In n«i*’ H t U r ji, m ill \| i . Mm ly gifts wliicb were pliii-ed ill a I 1*V |i*Mf P 11« *«11 hll*s|llet A l am S\ t » • I , i p line, >t 1 ItefiVsIimelils t a n / l o g out |tbe M i n , | ( ( i l t i , i 1 I t i i i v A , Alt l i .1 VV O mbit Scheme were a-rved to ,tbe llnniA, M it I M I vt* M» It iili., i fidliiwitig ladles oi ii itil11 ion <0 tiu W iilliu * M* M I Vfi S V*VM i l l , hnrilifrc and hiHlessrs Mis m • »' I C b|li W hite . M u (till Sun!bw old, M l n 11 IE vVl i i t ik m i, 4 M l ,Mi M is k a lb le e n Muy, Ml*, h* If. ( ‘Inn pi mm ) t id « L H I M I'lUNTS "( i k p Is Given Stork Shower - l' ' Ik d l- tth \- , M.f ' 1. .rf Id. I Mrs. Roderick Adams Assm i.iteil Press l-'ixid Kil.iiir l ast a critical eve ovei what cm** oilii your youngster* lunch box So often tin- Mien! aw:., limn Sent, t home does nut oirluik- i-nui.gli of Huliert Ashe the protective haul* ibilrv pro Mrs Snllle I'riee ducts, vegetable* and fruitSte|illen Curdle Let's see how .J,i|ry foods • mi gel Mike Itiiherls , lulid Kggs. for lost ain i* make Sept. ’> ciHid fillings for -amlwn lie- when Sharon tliser hard euuked and mixed with , ,-li-ry Sept. II and inuyimnulxo. bid don't always Doris Whitaker Mrs i'arl K I'lmrpeniMg Sr pill tliul same idd egg fllluii: into a sandwich! (live an egg a new taste ftlchard Lewis by mixing It with cooked lialu, b 11. beek chicken livers m fnrdln,-* Anil I snmetlmi-s send nlnng a whole hurd-cniikeil egg tor jour youngster to eat out of liunil with a lettuce sandwich, when knit tire nt eggs, they ofti-a enjoy them this way Cheese -tumid go Into tl» lunch box nfti'ii Slick cubes ul mild Cheddar cheese nn t food pick — Jmt fur a surprise Creamed col tage ehei-ie mi vmt with chopped raisins anil a little Iv-nmn rind makes a delirious ftuing fm a nut lireud "(tesserl" tandwlrh, rlnsithe raisins with-lioHw uter to soft­ en them tK-fure dminiiig and add­ ing. ' T Milk Is a must—plain or flavoml with rhorolale, molasses or maple syrup. .Sometimes, ton. send along a soup made with milk in a vac­ uum bottle, but vary (he soup Kvor thought of addin) (rush cooked vegetable* for flavor nod color? (•m ni pens or fine(y diced -nap beans are good with cream of to mala soup; a mile leftover chop­ ped snlnuch Is a plelsnnl addition to errsni of celery soup, imiked THIS IS ONI bird that knows n cn soup. good thing when It secs II. M iry Lou Hauers, of Pittsburgh, picked up H it sparrow with a broken leg. Bha kept It until the leg healed. Now, the hint won't leave the Sail* ars* home, following Mary wher­ ever *lie goes, perched on li'.-r shoulder, ffni.'riiaiiuiiall A A l l. J U M liO S IZ i Mi i v W ill!) )I l f t ) |I < I V F i l l k U tin!)* f i ■1114 1141' i l l l i l < i ii* i \ -H i k - i i n i 1u f f ' l r L iw i mi i ili«I l f I f f I Si HIM f 1M i r ,111*I I l i i n l i t i i i |i4 H in t j t u l h ' j Im :;! m *!v In Mi l ill d 4*1 I III v 1(4 .1 ' i ■ - * * Idi. $tpt kiiM i** r I • • k k%it It Ht>- i 4 lit I ft* 1 - M ilk * p 'm iP l u n f il H u e r m lit ) p i n k ■d -till) I 'd 61C4tl On loii Cyt*)j l Ikr A E h il'i J , "111"!) 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To Spearhead •inti Clet«»*vs will tret ihelr first ations and missed soring ..tr-dfllrj They are Clemena; Derwent l.angley, offensive center and lineback­ er; and (ienc White, a fast end with great ability. lle t’nrlo. 11 jnrk-nf-nll-lr/rdrs —and Langley nnd Clemens are needed pood nt nil of them, lie mndo tho hndlv to take over llnehacklng All SKC defensive hiickflcld, nnd duties of the departed DeCarln nlso wns h whiz nl snntchlnir nnd Joe Sehehllnne. And without passes. Nohody Is In sight to fill them the Bulldog* would Ire weak his spot. nt offensive renter and fullback. Much of Gerirgla1* success, or Joe O'Mnllev. a defensive stand­ lock of smite, depends on three out last year who shows much plovers who underwent knee oper­ ntnmlse ns n receiver. /•olio llrn lk n w s k l hold* the runIillttn, dean of 8KC conches now taste of defensive work this year. ATLANTA (dV-Georgia's Hull*’ Althouirh llnhrnrk was n very dogs will lie grnifd for flight frrrnce passing ynidnite record* lhnt Cen. Roh Neylimd of Tenenfo r III gatm '* 1061 nnd I I g n in r* sre tins relinquished cnnehlng vnlimhlc mnn, the plnyer Hulls Is again thl* yifir. o A l I* usual with ii Wnllv II ii IU - 11,62 nnd hi* I oI hI of 1.82-1 VIIrill duties, figure* thr new suhstilu- finding it hnrdesl to replnee Is Art H * f coached tram. imn.ilnir will he 5 Georgln'* ment mul poUtomi run­ ning, the side dlshc*. The fcnrs'imn rimihlnatlon of ' Braihowskl-lo-llaiwiirk hu* hern Broken up hv If nr i y‘n gindunllnn. \ But tin* All-Soiilhni»tei n Confer•fie* end won’t hr missed loo tmirh , with the liken of John Clinton hint v rn r w m loon In t h r nn llo n. W ith n*h<-ork hnndlrlipped hv in ju tim mui-h o f Inst season, C urton stepped In nnd jrrih h c d 81243 hotiorn In passes ta u g h t 62 nnd ya rd * gained -4H7. Hark fo r llie lr fln n l srusmi th is ycnr, H ralk< iw *kl m id Cnrnnn w ill he out fo r n rw recnrd* nnd hnrd lion rule will benefit Georgia hecause the Bulldog* haven't hnd "nnniiKh stur plnyers to lie out­ standing under the two-plntoon system In rerent yenM." Georgia hits a handful of plnyers who have seen dnuldo-dulv work in the pnst, hut such slurs ns llrntkowskl, Carson nnd fulllmck Georgia's SEC Hobby Dellinger, the Non. I A 3 left halrhoeks last year, both left ichool. Jimmy Campagna, who ramped to n mil-yard punt return against Vanderbilt and a M-yard kickoff return against Auburn last year, nnd sophomore Hobby Garrard must come through or Georgia will White would give some needed depth at end behind Carson and lie weak at that post. Right half appear* to be strong­ er this vear, with Charlla Madi­ Title son nnd Jim my-AW"; -as, both rugged runners, ready to go. Jimmy Harper, a 17-year-old sophomore who looked good his freshman year, will be B ratko*ski's principal substitute. Harper is a good passer and runner. He completed a of 4 last year for 64 yards and one touchdown, and scored on a U-yaril leep play against powerful Alabama. Al Hishop, a freshman, took part In spring drill* and seemed rap- Bid „ U t of helolng out at quarterback If needed. Both llnrpcr and Bishop may he railed on to holster the left halfback curpa If nfeessarv. Coach Hull* sums things up this way: 11We hope to ho n colorful team, mainly relying on our passIng nttack again. Hratkowskl was grrnt last year nnd should he even better tills season.” Hail news for unv tram with a weak pass defense. *V Daytona Seeks To Cinch FSL Play-Offs From Hats Tonight bids Take 2-1 Series Lead On 6-3 Triumph ^ , . t * IfT ifr ■■ ■h I Milwaukee Braves Need Help From Other Clubs To Overtake Dodgers DAYTONA BEACH (H perlalJTonJght the llnytonn Bench Is­ lander* will send either IIs ace fljfhthander IHck Mltehner or Hill •’Hoot" Miller against the lied Hats In llel.mtd III an effort to Ha dinch the Florida State I.fugue tllr pennant, liejday-off for the tin- 11166 pennant will probably employ its star slender rlghty Jim Vlrkcry against the Islander* In an effort to avert u defeat. Last night the Daytona Island( r * forged into the series Irad, 8-1, with a ii to ,’l victory over the Bed lints at City Inland I'ark, If DaLand I* going to forestall Day­ tona's pennant aspirations, the Bed Mats must do It now for Daytona nssds only one more victory to aval up the title. DeLand must win the next two fsrnes to lake the title in a conic*" ■ " “ I hack tola which I has been a famil­ iar pattern with | tlieni all season. The Hats reI hounded tu cop llhe second half r fta g* In the FlosIda .State l.eague after u dismal sixth place finish the first half. Daytona won Buck I’ardtie the first game of th* post-senson scries only to have thf Bed lints Itoulive hack and snare the second game. Now with Daytona lending 8-1 In llm best three-out-nf-flvi, game series, lieLaud has to take the next two in order to win II* thlnl straight pennant, l<att night starter 7,ark Gray was the winning pitcher, although he had In have )H |i front Dick Mltehner In Die eighth. {Barter Rogcx, Aldridge was the loser and retTrril In thr slstl, for John Bindgatt. * U u r F a t due’s two base double brought In the winning tun In the fifth liming. Dd.and put two turn on hasb with one out In the ninth but a nop fly nnd n ground nut anded the liming uiid the game. tlH.nmi (Irlmi > FhIiim lie. it (’mlr. In Pros*, III u riro 'i. ir Prrseotl, rf jilsrosH, ». lirirr—**-. ’ Ii Aplriitgr. a lll"(lN*tl. p n-Hsrrl* Talnls ItaVtnn* fit*itcl, llsriirv, ir ijsller. rf IUII oOK, III Psrrlof, e tit II Page ft << A . 1 0 7 1 t i l l 1 1 1 ? -1 i t s 1 1 » 11 1 1 1 I 1 e I I 3 l 1 II 1 41 i JV4 •41 II* II 4 II 3 3 I 4 5 > I 6 1 I ft 3 s I i] 0 t I .11 «T Cypieaa Gardena will lop off th* IDBD Water Hkl Tournament ..n rc p lt ; with th* International Meet to Ihi held at tho Gardena on Bent. I t and 18. Water Hkl atari from 11 foreign •ountrlw will compote for th* tltla of all titles In water skiing, America's fastest growing water •Oort. Ton namce In th* newa f? Troni all over Ihn world will vie In the three dlvIsions—lumnluK. * • - aialont. - and trick riding. This ' 1 Will he tho hottest contest ever W &A! ♦ , * , * (T _ , Thai f jr»t gnu,i> with Apopka I* ntilif’ lwn weeks from tonight . , . Tin* Gi'lcry Fed* will he playing the Blur Darter* In the season** In­ augural in the Memorial Hlailluai at 8:1)0 p.m. . . . It will bn n nonrnnferenee gnuie . Henson tickets tn rill tha Fed games will ho on *nlc at all three downtown drug stares . . . According to Ganas and Hemlng, Aimpkn i* "loaded” this year-,. . . They hsvo a faster and more experienced ii-Min than Inst year, t>1us their star Pittman hack from last year . . . Hanford hn* an experienced line returning and a hark Grid with only ityo Icttchucn, Jimmy Wado and Gene E*trhlpa . . . Both were *uh* last year, though Eatrldge did see a lot of action nn defense . , There lire six lettermen in thn line . . . Ends Jimmy Krider, lluhhn Hi.hce ami Gerald lli-hrell* ate hark a* are Guard* llns* Hnnnum and Ed "Pee Wee" MrGall . . , the other two returnim* in thn forward wall^........ Carter, tackle; and Jlmmlr Fox, center. The bulk u7 tha other positlan* will all go tn same promising looking Junior Vnrsiiy gmilim tr* . . . I.nrry Bate* I* n standout tackle or gumd prospect , . . Big Johnny Joan* will be trying lo nail dowt\ the fullli.uk post . . . Both tiro Junior* with two yrar* of eligibility left . . Sophomore Jimmy lluwkin* may turn out to he thn hTg gun In the Seminole uttnek . . . lie will be a fullback with JV experience. The lialnnce of the oilier JV candidate* are a* follow*! narks; llniidv Reynold*, ItJflph Flowers, Dallas Turner; Bob Shoemaker, guard; lloli llarvev. guard; Itohert N i-wmuii, taek|e; Harold Pate, end; Hlcelr look fourlh with a 100 I ami Terry Smith, tackle . . . Jimmy Butler and David llntnck aro two layer* who ilidn'l piny last year, hut must rank consideration In the total cmlnoln gridiron setup. CITY LEAGUE AVERAGER u T P -Itst * s »3t ITS I '■ v.in ii.ri.iihs Ml 17" I II q*fi*mn s »n| IS* Saturday It Mlrslf s in’I 144 I Low High It. I(rr,ii.i s 4M I 41 I' IGIH 12:16 p.m. tl:16 p.m. t 477 I I I Senfard'a Junior Legion "Whls It May 1 47S IM Sunday K hfa” left thin afternoon to at­ t* Pevlr .1 171 167 I Low High II. Ilerlist tend the National American .1 IKS 114 I .1 Kiiltnvr 1:16 p.m. 7:16 p.m. Junior liegion kaueball final* al s IS* IM. p. pesnlil 1 IM 161 1 RlnndSy tha Miami Stadium in Miami. H. VV Tyre * 163.1 Imw High / , Johnson irrompsnltd the T, l<urrift | I ISO 7:16 p.m. P. Iltikti, .1 114 3 1:16 p.m. learn In Miami. -I. Ilrtlml 1 III l.l. 1 IIS 111 1 n. min* s i l l Ml 3 tot IIS. * I. HntlsIt Frank Foster has been a mem­ Kenny Bears. 8-0 forward, will II l|ll»rll 1 tot I l l 3 ber nf Navy football staffs since be back as a Junior with Ihe Uni­ jaeksan . . 1 SIS 117.3 1024. He ha* rnnchnd the Middle V .M.-Mmritv i l l lit I versity of Santa Clara basketball H. Klfi'tiliuir 17S 131 I Junior vnrslly stpiad since HUS, leant thla wlntir. E New Smyrna Tides "Whiz Kids" Leave For Miami Finals » Holier PiirilycH C. i >*«■r«tmot L III.** . . A. VinNfn 14* 141 111 III IIS III (It. I lf 1 11* Henry Illoek, Camden, N. J., l l l l apprenllce who led the Jockey, during Ihe Charles Town meeting Is riding at Atlantic City. He’s 10. G w g lu Tech halfback Leon Hardeman will hreak Ills own schiail scoring record every limn Hill Teas, Georgia Tech half ho crones the enemy's goal this back, set two new school record, year. Hardeman score dtoa points abandonr,! Iro bo*c* when tho In his B ril two soaaona for the carried tho ball 161 limes anc WlSSANT. France bft-Florence Yellow Jackets, gained 768 yards. Pass Protection liqhliqhts Drills tar s r f t s fllh ■M w ii T, 7 1* 'T u i g i f i In ™ >W -W i.. PH. •If* ii <71 Nnw Vurlt 7f ( SM rhlctlN'i rt»ivn(n nil 7‘« 34 SOI MokI fin 71 SI Ml Wit nhlri irtnfi N7 s* .194 rr.lhuiPlphii, R3 11 318 SO SI 373 I itirnll 14 IS 313 Hf I #4*111N ll«8ull« 1 » Ni*h Vnrh I Hf, L.<HlU 1 hnlnxlt A IhiKlnii 1 (*|»Y ftUlIKt ff I'll 11is«|■*||iIt 1,i ( WuHhlriHtnn ’* rhlrnir*1 I IllM M '1**m||| w Chlcnao *t rlitvp|*nil lot tiptroll nt Ht l.oul* (nl dniv Rktii** Hi-hpilulea XATKIVAl. i.HAOI’n W. I-. IV1. llt.Mik.yi, li D *14 41 61 .III Mil waiikpp I’hl|it<|ri|i1ilit 74 4n 661 Ht. I.ool* TI in 611 at 41 111 N«w Vnrk 6* 74 III rtni-InnHil 6n 41 174 rhlcHii, li 16 ini riii«huiai> llf**li* V»*l»rd*r Mllw*<ikPP 1 Hrnnklyn I ('1". lriiii.1l 6 Nm * York 1 I'hllaitplphl* 1 HI, I kiiiI* I Only 1**114* vrhMlolPil tin w * Itrnokly n at New York in I . L’hlento at Cincinnati ( li in) HI. l.oul* st Mliwsoke* <n) tinly gsmss srhwlulsd mi. 1" X* KM, if u 114 34 III 11 ii n. —- i . s in» t* IT 31 4*4 11 nm t*a. 71» t « 4*3 17'| «TS .XrtT *43 141 -.ill }’ i._ 531 14« mo 521 .3JV S«0 507 Ml tall i i .0*1 a«r. ii 31 n t ZJ ■HIT 1* IIS II* 33 641 11 11 131 7s 50 330 *7 yt IJT mi 14 .113 n in m m S3 m 117 Stetson Loses Two Gridiron Stars DELAND <66—Gtolson'* football team yctlerday lost two player* Coach Jay Pattee had counted nn (n strengthen his lino this year. One nf them. Joe Gertrclr nl Charleston, W, V» , the No. 7 cen­ ter, received a shoulder inlury In practice and will be out live or six weeks. Phil George of Miami, a letterman last year. <liilt llm squad permanently to concentrate on hi* studies. He had been expected to be a starting guard this year. GREASE — WASH AND POLISH Tires & Batteries Road Service GOEMBEL'S 8 U N O C O B K R V 1C E 308 Park Av*. Phoaa 8141 City Bowling Loop N*w Tort* Ufa Hilna MSvhli.* Ilurnptt I’alntir* W fslsry City Tmniuy'* RnHIalur n Mslnlr rurnltUT* o I. TV We're in MO i I ; ill i is! iii EARNEST t» New DODGES Finest Lawn M o w e r.' and New PLYMOUTHS Invito Yoo To for An Ev<ii!Ri Of Entertainment Music By PAUL CASKEY , ' ■, : and his PEER GENTS Made For Florida WITH VINCE MINELM AND HIS ACCORDION AND ORBN PHELPS ON THE TRUMPET. • MIXED DRINKS TO YOUR PLEASURE • CHICKEN — STEAK — and SEA FOOD DINNERS SPECIALIZING IN _ . ;i ' 4 M E ■■■£ L ‘ N#w Customers , - • .V. ^ ,Vf, ■' \ f* - i* lk \ ' f •- Mf t ' \ % l v'* T R A D E NOW CO. RaWaif f W fW w«a C *■', ■- f I For the d^ol of a lifetim e Growing and Mowing Conditions • Maalcal Qota Nightly • Navar A Cwrar or Mlataatua am M IA M I iJi—A tough Yakima. Washt baseball team, freshened hy a "ay's rest, can win the Americon I/'glon J inlor world series tonight with u victory nver Winnetka, III. After two straight victories In Hie double elimination tournament, Yakima drew a bye Inst night while Winnetka was earning a hard decision nvrr Milford. Mass,, S fl. tn knock the Es:*.5rn champions out uf the running Winnetka, with a 2 1 record, must beat Yakima twice, tonight and Saturday, In win the national lllle. If Yakima wins tnnlght His tournament will bu o-»t . Yakima Ii the flr.sl team from tho Pacific Northwest ever lo get Into the finals of the 27-yeor-jld loglpn sandlnt competition. nn 313 I't't Tin 744 XH .111 •in *n nn Ml IT 1 X IS i 1 Jt j* IS J1 ,4 «i 4 ii 2<l .Ti 4* ¥R * 3N 13 1.1 II f» • I 3 1 11 0 3W 13 0 11 10 4 10 (• 1 3 1 m is 7 41 ID 7 2 The World's T w w .o r . i in ■.ruViH — B dsm aagg V P ® **ftt‘ Today's Standings aiikiik mm run an -in iih an Mil 163 .'n 11 44 IS* ST I* 74 111 .1* OS XXI ITX 17 I I St H I »? _4i__ u _ 31 37 IS 1fli 1ai* u IS IS III m 47 1* 73 *i lllwny 17-H2-Juni Bouth Of XtaUnd C a a rfo 0 We wont to trade VP® ^ Ruck Pardue'a 6H doubles were best whlia Howie O'Flynn's 18 triples took first place honor*. Pruett's 161 strike outs won that ignominious title. BIB Bllverthorno was h t 11 time* by the pitcher lo fell one short of John Bkorupskl s leading total of 12. In the team average depattment warn away most Daytona Beach swept honors with a high figure of ,2U6J Sanford was third with .267 mark. The Cardinals took th* stolen base title hands down with a rec­ ord breaking 221 total. Daytona Beach waa aecond with 166. Tho Carda tied Daytona for the most sacrifice hit* with 88. Tony Baron* played In only 02 game* but drew 80 walks to place second on th* Rrdblrds to Batty. Dunn walked 88 times and Leonard made RO at rolls. HELICUTTER THE ALOHA PIZZA Yakima Battles Winnetka For Legion title Official F-S-L Averages Bowling Lead With 173 Pin Average Chadwick, Ban Diego stenographer Warn aerpaa swam aerpas the Rngllah English Channel m Dovcf, the record from Dover, England, In In 1 .. lime of 14 hours. 42 mlnptca today and then Immediately started Iky velum swim. She hopes lo bo the first ever to make a mm-itop roundlrlp awlm ol the Channel. 1 Actually Mlaa Cl ashore briefly In l? ld' x_________________ France—Juit long enough to in orange ana lake come sugar. Then] rhe waded back MIAMI llh -P tu Ion «n< Into the water i|M the alienllon < M(o Me how much of Miami fiurrlc further I c a n Coach Andy Oustafion brought awlm." Although ah el •aid she waa not Mmaao for Saturday. tired ihe npreia. W freshmen worked wfth ‘ with Ihe but nona yearling wafl Official Averages revealed that Tommy Leonard not only led th* Florida Ktate League In batting with a .661 average hut he was al*o thn bmp'* ton hit producer hanging out MG. Manager J. C. Dunn was the FBI, leader in total base* with 264, one more than Jack Cade'* 2H6 top figure for the year before. Dunn likewlso grabbed the laurel* for home run* with 20, six more than Ed Levy hit all season. Dunn's 122 BHP* were second to Mansger llama Rowell's leading total of 127. Dunn was third in runs scored, 127, only Skeettr Balter and George Hughe* had Al McMillan, manager of tho Junior Legion "W illi Kids" hss more. Inker, up another worthy cause on his own . . . A fter a brief discussion Bill Batty wn* the leader In with Seminole High School Coaches Bill Fleming and Frrd Ganas, sacrifice hits with 26. Balter's 00 McMillan saw immediately that someone must get the hall rolling stolen base* ranked tops, Hughes selling udvnnre season ticket* . . . Enthusiastic AT grubbed a handful paced Ihe circuit with 116 base* of season ticket hook* and drove downtown lo begin selling. . . . Within on hall*. Batty waa third with 111, the first hour Al hnd disposed of flvu I t season book* ami he wns Just beginning . . . "Some one lias to get the thing starterl herpuse the High School need* the motley nnd the season starts In just two weeks," AI einphnslxed . . . "I told them I could sell 60 in a lew duys." «k i \ a i .» George Touliy win the first customer Inking two . . . Fans ran <1.i m th ill ii l u t l . i u a I I k» i Ii J ill i lai j h * n-l ,.i oil *11 1171 1471 * t > 6'lllt II lira* I l<M 11X4 I 'or i ii, Jit llp.ii 0 IM« nan I'a m tu i.ik TT77I— r■117 I.IJ.f l.ppplia i * Ml lost linn i ir la ml" ].1» 1103 1113 ■i h k -n Tpn T* ri.4 1 c n -r i.i n «n II l.pHHnnl, ***,Hr4 snx IHI a.*x Tlt-mlwav. Jus (I* ,1 471 171 m SOI 17* l i t l'»i|p, l'"lj»n.1 llnaa. XnalnrU .11n IT» SMI U,,w ril, t'.l. o* 1*4 171 311 I'srOup I oi v1,i ii .■ 4*6 14* 311 1IO 111 i n I'll tie. I'Sl-l.* k ,11 i i i IlHllKr, tlNVl'IIIH s. a*' Milinu .llm Ilaw klm Gene E*lridge l-artv lisle* Hietlr- I'l'.'ll* sn 17fl : h avi> 11.60 by putchuslng th* svnson passe* fur $4 . . . The ... regular I'aniip. IJpI.mikI i : d ■•nl -C' prlrc of admission to the five H II8 bom* football games will he 81.10, 01 a >"»ai total i.r of tri.r.o 10.00 ir if lii-krls broiigh tivki't* arn lirought (aie.y . . . Sc Servicemen will In* ‘ admitted * - " fnr it speclnl reduced ' price a* will students. Jesse Cooke Vaults Into City Loop Florence Chadwick Sets New Channel Swimming Record Tommy Leonard Led FSL In Hits, 191; Dunn Paces Loop With 284 Total Bases Hy K E N T C HET L A IN Who imy* hn*»linll doesn’t furnish good publicity for a town . . . Jack Hall nnd W. V. Hitting are convinced of It now . . . It seem* the Minneapolis Slar carried a story about Snnford’s Merchants Night game nnd told about merehantn Hail and Bitting buying out the game and Issuing H.rilKt free tickets . . . It was contained in Hernia Bwanson's column entitled, "Sport* In n Nutshell” . . . Dan Wright nnd Jack Srhlrnrd dipped the article during a recent visit to Minneapolis, Minn., arid brought it into YnwcM'it to show Jack Hall. This particular siiuih was addressed to Itnsy Ityan, general man­ ager of the Minneapolis Millers In tho triple A American Association . . . Many local fans piobably remember Bosy wlion ho was In Sanford with the New York Giant farm teams several year* ago . , . Needles* to say Jack was beaming from ear-to-ear as ho brought tho article In this morning . . . There was *omo question ns to who should ge* It, Honiertlme or the Beglster Wo won out since tho Beglster deals with sports. K H W ater Ski M eet A t Cypress Gardens T IIE SANFORD HERALD T h e S p o rts R e g is te r They heat them <1 I and ended A P Sports Writer The Milwaukee Braves, still their visits lo Brooklyn with a ». .6 cherishing pennant nmhlllnns. bus record, Ihe only team In Ihe league tin! home Imlay nnd sent nut a to gain tho upper hand over Ihe "help wanted tn heal Ihe Dodgers" Dodgers nt Klioets Field. Eddie Mathews broke a I I lie idea tn thn rest uf the Natirinal with his 44th home run Hu ihe I .ramie. The Braves are going to need eighth It came with two aboard. lots uf help lo gel anything like Eater In Ihe same Inning Jim Pen really dose to front running Brook dlclnn helled an Inside the park lyn. Willi 21 games In piny they blast that srured Iwo more l.ew trail by nine Even It ronscnillva Burdette won Ills I4lii game victories wouldn't gunrnnlee the nguintl lliree losses, hesl reroril flag unless the dodgers were heal In thn league cn al least 10 more times In lithur games Philadelphia Success sounds impossible. Bui shaded the Cardinals 2 1 and Cin­ tfcon a year ago anybody predicting cinnati thumped Now York 0 2 The that Milwaukee, Wls., would he ■ New York Yankees whipped tho contender for Ihe HIM pennant In St. I / iii I s Browns A .6. Cleveland either mnlor league would have climbed Inin a second place lie been hurried n il lo Ihe nearest with Chicago by beating Philadel­ doctor. phia U 4 as the Whlh1 Sox Inst to Here’s Ihe sllnnlion the rrst uf Washington 3-1 and Del roll edged llnslnn .6 4. Ihe way: The ynnkocs lead Is now MM, Milwaukee has 1.6 home games left, starting tonight against St games over Cleveland and Chicago lands The Cards piny four and with 22 to |iluy then the Braves visit Chicago for The Phils' winning run ngaiusi a Labor Day dmihkiheadrr They the Cardinals came in the eighth come hack borne for a two game when Granny I In inner Iriph'd nnd series with Philadelphia, Brooklyn then srnreil as he knocked over New York and Pittsburgh nnd a »catcher IM Hire during an nl three—gw-m" - * 1—witb...l .’im lm ul i . .. IninpUil run down Guj.l Sliumau*. Then they wind up on Ihe road healed H al ve> lliid d i* Ted Klusiewski uf t.'ineiimatl with pair* al St Louis and ('In clnnali broke Ills hailing slump wllh four A surprisingly consistent club all hits—his :tmh hmtier. a dnubV and vjasnn. the Braves have played Iwo singles—In the lledlegs victory slightly holler hall on the road in New York Larry Jansen, who than nl home Tlioy’vr won ft nnd owned a 24 3 llfelirn > record over Inst 27 out uf town and have a (.’Inclnnall. wn* the loser. 36 24 record in Milwaukee. Home cun* hy Yogi Berra, Gil Brooklyn, a sensational home McDnugnltl ami Gem- WomllitlU cluli this year, has only six mr.ee which prodiicrd six i i |n,t- l»lpcd garni.* nt Khtiolx Field nnd 16 on Eddie laipat score hi* I4lh vletorv tho rood. The Dodgers have won fur Ihe Yanks The Browns led 33 and Inst only tn games In I o nt one point Hrnnklyn. Away f r n m home The While Sox fell hefnre the they'vo wnn 30 nnd Inst 2ft four hit pitching of Bull Pnr'erflohl The Dodgers open n three game and Johnny Sehinlls. Porterfield vlsll with the Giants at Ihe Pn|n itrhrd *|x scoreless Inning* bill (Iron ml* tonight. They're bark ml lo give up with a back inlurv. home Labor D*v fur Iwo with f'lill rteveland’s victory over Plilln ndelphln. then head wts| fur twu dolphin wns it* Ifllh In 111 menllngs enrli at f'lnelnnatl, Milwaukee ami (Ills season, llookle Have Hoskins Chicago and three nl St Lnuls. drove in Iwo of Ihe runs In winning When Ihey get home Ihey've gnl bis eighth game and his fourth In Ih rrr wllh Ihe Phillies and one a row. with Plllshnrgh liefnre shoving off Deirnlt survived a Boston h'wiie frr Phlladelpnla tu rnd the season run siege hy Karl Olsen, Unfit with three ngnlnsl the I'lills Evers ami George Kell in Ihe tale The Braves iialnrd one dlstlne Iruilngs Hob Nleinan drove in Hirer tlnn nver Ihe Dmlger* yesterday of the Tigor*’ live runs, Kline Marhinn t 'n , and New York Life Insurance Co., swept all three opening lines In Ihe City L**r. it' League's luaiiniral night of Ihe y,in i Hi season last Wednesday night In ■koriii'skl. «« 'ako on early lead. Marling, rf urny, ii Jesse t'nnkr w ii * the Individual f Mllrlirnnr, l> dar spilling nver a high liilal id Tefal* I 62(t pins In three games (nr a lead­ • •t.lriivk .iiti no In Stli lel.Hti.t IHNI I III mil—* ing 176.1 average "King Carl" hulss* iijh * r j mix—i Von Herhulix, youthful howling K-llsirow 3. AI.IrlitK*, Macron hi I. II Palmrli* , ‘mtr llnrrow slar took second place honors with Urllev. Il*ll»t 3. Hknruimai. Mayl- i .611 Iota! fnr a 170.1 percentage. ft: Von Herhuli* waa second tn Ihe . Gray It If I It, |lari|*r, hint, Pnr.liii- 1 III MkvII ii *, league champion Paul "Kingtish" Itr I ill narrow all I'.ult, Peinld Iasi year. The "Kingflsh". r*li»ill*. Iltlloni. rt lltljiint, ll*rl• f HP -SInvII iik aOil l.tvp II el - nlnvltig with an Infected hand felt mis. HkomioiM iimi l.tvv; Kulitrll# in the 11th spot with a miserable «mt llrlnrr l.cfl licj.atul III, l)ai- 1.62.2 nverage. Henry Tamm was tnn* « llll ..ff Alilrl'lai- I. U>*v « third with a 106 mark and ilnbcrt nioilatll I. Mll'lii-nri 3 HO- I', Aiilrlila* I'. Urny s, lii".lx-u i -ill ti V V Mlicbtiitr 1 llo Aliirlila* 7 In S II ianlti** S rim*, ilrity S In 7 t-1 5 In nine* I run*. Mill' Alitrhlar II f , fOrayl . W1 * Alilriilae I'll m in ­ er. , IV, G--A __ llm Ira*. , III rill* >■ U— B»tt*. Tolu-otf, l.slts, “ ' “ Will Inniton T—litn. A —L lll- Frl. Sant. 4. 10.16 I I itu 1 �"1 11 N *1 W- "A Vacancy Will H Ig ja w a »B- Use 4 1h» fiitlim ln a t « lM N»p>r i«» nit H u m \ i\ n |M itillib*i| In llir lin f n r il II# mitt. t 3 H II Ip tlm# H r |*#r lln# liifriln n lln ifi H»r prr lt#4 IklfrllnN i I n im Up p#r lln# ln«#rll<m fflm»« l r i»#r Ilk# iMpflluN ptr lln* f**r W iH i I imttari f i t # Wiu'li f» Ik# lln#. |>^»kl# lln I# I mp tllnrfc fnr# I'npn PHONE 148 1fk«t M t ttlll •»# ##r»pl»«l n t# r lb# Tnltpbon# nil n* #««•«•• iaii4um #bnf«i# Iff ; imip ntim# In llnf#»l lit flip If lfjfh c k f bit nit. 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G ro ve r, E xtrusio n 322 KNAAS. P E R M A N E N T F a m ily «f three fiesites three bedroom hutpie w ith kitche n fu rn l.h rtl. C ity o r ru ra l Photic IB79 .M. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ■ -A vacancy w ilt cost you much in u re than Classifieds. Phone I4R In fo rm a tio n ^ a p artm en ts t fisherm an a arnali ud in the Prove It to yourself. today and give the about yo u r ro o m * o r to R EAL ESTATE FOR hALP.-J motors Accom m odates siv F ully e 'ltilp lied w ith dinghy n good tin y! C a ll Correct < ra ft. Inc. at Pine Castle o r T itu s v ille f ONE CAR garage spare, bob Pal rnclln Ave. P. Iliiynrd Smith. » -_ M ATTH EW S spurt w lflt two new I l k It p UNFURNISHED Apartments, fn rjulre 3 to 5 p.m. 3011k Celery Ave. _____ _____ P U iW fB H B b 4~room Apt7~wVth ftath and minroom till Park. I'huue GOOD AND HAD Used W icker Sofa * to no Used 2 pe. W icker liv in g room m i lie 13 00 Used R ciim l nak dining room table toon fixe d Kitchen C a liln rt 1300 Used 2 pc. liv in g room V. 2000 suite Used 2 pc. liv in g mum _ anile . . . . . . Used Single Wood bed, bit* springs and m attress Reg. 12.95 new ru c k ln ll c h a ir* Iteg. 139.95 new I pe bedroom anile Reg. 220 03 Shonworn 2 pc. nsl|e *o fia f« 'hh«l n d ..... suit„ 41 h K1 30.00 7.R3 i ioooo 17(1.m ■ KB OF SANFORDs m I aHI.n f _ /p h e n e 1 W IIOTPOINT Wringer dasher, gdoii condlllon RiMsnniihle price. Randall Electric Co. 31135 LARR 0 Lidy desires full Ume pon is bookkeeper,' Menogra'. secretary. Good, roferenFbone M l-W . M ltil Riggins, WE HAVE etme.excellent Lake; front Homes, a lia some new t end 1 bedroom homes In Ute ,iRcHy< Conlnel me to u jo u r bous- Park Ave. IV . K . M r M A S T K IIS , M IU I. *293 I ultv opupped P t . fl 'i'll a -!r\- Pum|M!tl-ln Rock Wool. T h e Bent for F lo rid * CALL POK FREE ESTIMATES ORLANDO ROCK WOOL CO. SEPTKM HKR ".1 \ \ S I I Stales,nan l dnnr sedan, I t I I , anln m a lie a iilm iia llr ttansm lsalon •51 HI If lv 2 dour. It If . D rn a flo i 4 tos W. 1*1 st. -H I Phene I B VENETIAN BLINDS Factory price*I llolla lleod Blind*, Al.imltinin *l*t*. coltmi ur plm* lie tain*. Coripfcle reri srrvif-e Xctoliiiilc VrntTlan Blind Compstii Electrical It Gas Appliance* Admiral, Kalvlnalor, Bervel Rcfrigeratori, Protana Bott­ le Uaa. 309 Sanford Ava. Phona 1140 Bn* MI,_.Binfnril, Ph. 93423 Rrlp Vlhlen. Rendlx and Crnslev Appliances: Electric;)I ronlrnct " Phono0 1U i f*l*t i " t 1. 10 y . t ■U f*t i'i|e Il» It* •»* h -r v - fit r*‘j.* xpt# f 22 .S)t*rp#p n \ ii i I/,«*r I L ; A Ml? MlrlhlV * t •i ■ i *i ii»it n s . X.,* u iii# i 2* VVhn|# 4,,J Hi p I r /i * 13 W V If ■a II I IrlNffi JO Hifi ilt M ill' ►i| II 4 10 Kent l#*j| ' W T / ‘ ft y/ / /% i r ' tv p .^ 16 IT . , 4 IM W 4o xr T* . fi ' 4f % <41 — ♦j / / m VA 1 Snht’r 2 ♦X '. 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I-ihliy unt it ih i M'Mirftiv on Hie IUMi till 'rtr-1 I - r t.e. 11 In Or on# »»f Ih# mrluin rnrlll ** fpt'ivililf'ffft, M ini# Ilf nil)## Hh# Htnrlrff to ifoop, full M ‘V#$ ( , ) ieg In gel )ml»t .tf ),r » 1 "lit HiiUfr whn |»m k#M tlm M#mm#r up uu. (, snul v r .lr r 'ls v Dial ■. i , i, V) »V Is ')(P I'll' ). ' " hy tli# h#«»l ‘ M i g h t ft# Mng#r )..( sai.I n.i i,nil III) irtof t print# nn il ’* - , l,» Ry CUIIIIlUitl ro lo ra t IhrV Irfl H ip Huaighf f n .M lr i lir rtxiin Downstair* in Hip living saw the ia i pnilfi'd neat V"ur or room they tried to irinko sensp ol * Irani gale laat oigtu A car pm ki d nrnr Hu- gale the night Hint luvl pnsspd nmi H ip things llint h n d .mppcnpfl. nrul KH s b ra il o'issc.t a heal Mo* U.-pl W lm t enuldn'L M • r I ■ m threw up net her lone idly in lrre s l* I hands el Hu< id.n uf * cup r>l ' pm c - i "' J tie r i I low- i u n i'e i 11l.h a i I )i i i.n at 3 o'clm h in Hip morning Mbs had hppn in iw l nud suundlv aslpr-p black lop llm l ilia ) p e ife .tlv •n oiHn had William I I p lintlti l pul Hip velon, looking I r i e ii >1 of I ll.l y , KpU I p un, npilliPi Mad Philip. I'lnlip drlvra. We inn m lo llieiu nvei at ■aid that (milling in Ills sillily Mad I sing Mooli tun r.i'ii or l l i i . e liniea been touched —except tor Ihr win Mini n m n lIt l i e s r r itn iiilv slim * down. He had locked them Mofur r nlng, and a le in lli >1 un n U’toil * dlnnrr. In all prolialilllty Klt'a nr. Ml. nnme T W ilt os. W allace " T o n y Wilder ?" "Yea. W lljle r, tlia t i tl “ K it kept Mei m lc ie iil m ild "W h a t tt was a* stupid and meaning- come to do. It waa plain now trim lie* as the hotting hettle In the the hoii»* had been entered hv way tim e was II that yrm .nnw Hie in r , empty kitchen el 3 o'clock Ur the ot the laddrr nnd l.lhliy'a room ■till?" " tl was p r-d ly late," Jill m id. morning, as the open window In The hat and the kettle remained Iter uncte'a study where nothing lilts nf a paitrrn that refilled to 'Around I We were a l the M .ulh'a p arty. I'li.te was a woman in Hut had been disturbed. It wet begin­ take a cnlirrrnt shape. ning tn ecem a* though eomeone, There wan ump thing; KII voiced CSr in evetuilK d ir-, l. .She IllUHl animated hy a aplrlt ol matlciopa It, 8h# said: "Whoever used the have ( Ilf>1IKMl we wciir rrn x y when evil, had eauntered Into the house nuraerymen'a ladder had to know we luinlii'd our Morn uud s ln rlrd in atnji. Then ue saw II wn.ni’l l.llrliy gird out of it again alyty, posing It was there.'' problem* that were mad. Miriam eald: " C a t h e r i n e Is and went on." I I was eniingh tor Kir Tire w om ­ Tire word lodged In Klt'a brain. wrong. Dozens of people c o u l d Ileltrrated Itaolf. Not aane. Twtat- have seen lira nurserymen using an muni hnvtr hern Khmnnr (JmIih , Hhe was ulnne III thn ear. Him ed. Incalculable, drllghtlng In pftln the laddrr from the road." and ■ u (7 o r l n g and confusion. Kit sat forward, a sudden light wiirtii'l s illin g III the d riv e rs sent, Ikit It wa* an active Insanity . . . In her eye*. "Those people In New so tiicre had been someone w ith Suppose Libby had written and her York, Eleanor Oak* anil that man her. And Hie e u Ii v c r tl Ii l o waa latter bad been destroyed after it Padrlchi" She exclaimed. "They parked in-i i i tlm g ala into the o r­ reached tho houae, or euppoae etje cquh could have been In Denneld yesler- chard, Which m ru n t oppunltu tlm elite entranco to Aultn'n. trad called and tba newe had bean J ill waa tsicuiiiing curluua. Him ■oppressed T It could easily have ’hltlp said; "What are you irybeen done. Tha phona wasn't cov­ Ing to gat at, Klt7 You're nut waa too puhlo to show It openly, ered all the time. Libby had gona seriously suggesting that the man dually drove on. K it went a tru lg h t away with Tony Wilder becauid dnd woman climbed the ladder, over the lawn nnd across tlm road aka waa In lova with hlqi and knaw ordered the houae, and did that to and dow nhill to A n ita H tow arl'a Philip would disapprove, ah# bad Llbby'a bat? What would Iw their long, low nirudi Mouse.' A n ita was Monro. H e r car aloud said in her note that aha would purposeT" gat in touch with them, and ahe K it e a l d defensively: "E leanor under the elma and her little lx>y, hadn't got In touch with them. Oaks was Jenloua of T uny W ilder. Uohble, Was playing In Ins sand­ A t tba aound at a atep behind You should have aocn her (ace box. A n ita opened the door and her, K it turned elUSy. Her re­ when I m e n t i o n e d Libb y; she they went Into tlm lug brigh t liv ­ asoned w a r s sluggish. It waa spilled coffee all over herself. I f ing-room . "N o news?" IG t ebook her tread. They aat Hugo. Ha caught sight of her ■ha hated Ubby—" through the open door. He ad­ Philip eafJMd scathingly. "W o m ­ down and K it sketched a quick vanced Into tha room and *aw th4 an don't break into houses in the ruaiime ol the ladder, the h at, the amashed h a t Ha gava a horrified middle of the night to e nr a a h kettle and the open study window, A n ita listened abeorhcdly, be­ exclamation. younger Hv«fa hall, and then plan tils volca tore at K it She knew to hsiig around on tho premises w ildered nnd diatreesed. When K it finished she didn't seem tn notice, then. If she had tied any lingering and drink tta.” doubts aa to how Hugo realty felt They continued to talk without aat on, a cign rcl burning unheeded about Libby they were resolved in galling any place. Tha question In ner tlngcrs. ner eyes on a dis­ that moment, lie loved Ubby and then aroee about g o i n g to the tan t vista o| rotting Held*. K it plunged doggedly ahead. " I would always love her. IBs expres­ pollen, littgb waa in favor of it, sion waa terrible. Ptilttp Bally refused. "What are fust round out that a yellow con­ "Wilder!" Hugo said softly, on wa goiflg to tall them? Thai a vertible hclunging to Eleanor U nka hat wnv destroy ad 7 I won't have waa parked outside this Mouse a t on takaiwtad ants, as If t h a n Ininglera meddling Ui my 8 o'clock tin * m orning." till Of were explained. ( T o l i t t'orittu iicd f "What do you mean T" Kit asked, ImatAeaa. They wouldn't tint) out 'Copyright, HU, tftSt, Vf U*i*n Reilly, by iq ^ |« » M t with lU N Utm UUUHK. M xIiltniU d by Kina I natures 9 , ndpstt. -V; M i amt Mi Vcrnnn I. f ilc a i e , hm mb I a lu| la Ills- file H e -||li ilit i mu l. ..in Mi .m il Mr i ( i i r cnee F. t im in ', fur Xfiifi I . m r l . i ii tut. in the D ie ,, urn .Id nlxfix l .fi.n nl i ' u H iw p - l f.auf 'id .' . |, ni. I )tl M l ami M i ■ I F. I ...lies I u I lain I lu II.C Ru. I l|. ft, .11 11... i itn: * "Ip I r Mi . 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IB Bui# xii iv I v I II w |*ll#f ( him nmi i*f I jA K M JRHHI’ I ’ L A H U d iM V A N V . # i|l*4#»iiv#it KU»rhU corlihriil Mm, #1 nl, U e lim ilttlili/* U*1TNi:NH my hftful »*r»i| »!»• k##1 of nuhi r n tiri ut Hunfnrtl. H#mlnoU rm in tv rh'/OdH lhl« f ‘Mh liny of \ i ’ i w.*-i f v t f i I* M F t 'M .f lS cieri* u t ra id Court. ,H K A I., a , , l _____ " I w W • V ' t11i ' i f T4IV I f . I ri r ~ J6, 2 t S tu ff« til# I## IM IW N *52 s | I ( If It \K I It 1 ilnur sedan. 4 ». radio, airtn n ia tlr * I O Q R M ill 2nd Street BOATS • MOTORS i i i l i \\ t.l l>rntil** *1295 "17 PON I I VC Ii >)l 2 dr. nire clean I- M l \r t •* p- M ’hm i K H i hi, o ..p| U It A H fJ A IN S done, new aelnt, new sent ra re rs il J rt \ f . ‘ i Iff r To rase , iiu hate an * rrtd e n l. ra il a e llle " t i l l a frie n d ". ■ii l i . ' .i P r 11 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO PMW1NG, DISCING, GRADING, Owned and operated by Sidney and anwl fill, shell drlvewny*. tree* nmi shrubbery moved. DoWill ft | . • M II * ' »i If 1 Itrinrinh er hank r i p . . n r up In 41 (X) )n fln a n c r rtia rg e *. In -.n ranre purrhaaad rnim im ir Insurance agent. 121)13 I MAFFKT \l TO Service North I'.iik , Pimm' 031 .perdu un ti l Sperl ill ■! ■ in IB O tS fl I \ lf • r Page 1933 r I t F ' i* f*. rt J , ,v 1 f , n I. I, H T lU i r I. Sltiileh .1 r i "ii m n iile r to* siding, roofing, pointing, Frre eatlmale* No down |>ay ment*, 38 months to pay, l.f-ensed contractor. H. J Finch, 818 Mrllnnvllk) Avo., Phone H*'J4 W INSULATION * STATE IN * 17 I 1 M"*r >1 ill Ml llun l< I door, fu ll. niture reflnl.xnlng—repairin'! An tlque restoring. Uplmlslerlng fab 3 REUnOOM HOUSE rics. Wixk guarniilend. 130 N ntivenietrcn, water, USED Cold Drink Hnx. Very good Wi excellent Yvrawwpi AllIV i-'Wiivviiiiritvi Itoulevurd t’t , Del,arid, I'hnnu condition tin Phone 1118 w nvar Elder Spring*. I'lrnty shade n 357 ice*. *omo f~ tll tree*. 2 14/100 tiees, ARTICLES WANTED ere* land. 0 . C. Warmack, Rt. f t MIST AND FOUND -2 1 SILL—Plsna Technician. 21— Box 285. nr *ee owner at All,' We buy, sen and trade uaed fund ftll-W flout* 1, Sanford Phtm LOST YOUR PET7 at. Bk. Bldg., Room 311. ture, WUson-'ifaier Ft Furniture Co. !f you have—advertise yuor Iri't t n E. 1st Phone 99$ TRUCK TO RENT W ILL Sacrifice 3 bedroom houae. FREE (or tlwcc times in Hie you If you have a truck tn rent U n f u r n l a h o d . Equity *1400. Herald through the enurtosy of the anould list .... this service In Phone 2230 J or ice after ft;00 tire Florida Staler Rank. special services nf the Sanford at 2429 Princeton, Phillips Ter­ T— Pete • Live neck • Poultry —f Herald. Wo have hnd Inqulrltn LOST—II row it wallet coat,lining race. as tn who rent* trucks. HORSE fur sale—llaildle and Rr small amount money and plat­ dlo. Phone 0133 or contact Uu ti.S O O D O W N inum diamond liar pin Finder Station. 1*1 and French. con la d telephone 190 W and re­ 3 Bedroom modern block homo in I,AND CLEARING ceive reward. top condition, Southern expoDozier* and Dragline work— .Sunil B EL# WANTED -If aura, nice green lawn, modern t f shell delivery, (iond Acres Inc., Lo s t —4 keya on ring on 1st St. .range and refrigerator. The buy M ARRIED man for Insurance P. (I. Box 303, Lake Monroe, last week. Return Or. Rucker, (ffuf the week! Payment* only Fla. Phones: Sanford 0133; Day work In Sanford. Contact It. If. Sanford Atlantic* National Bunk fftl. par mo. Exclusive. Iona Beach 3-1139. Taylor, 21ft Moi*ch Bldg, or Ab m i n o l e r e a l t y - i i l i i ----------------------------------------phone 1940-11 for appointment. m t Magnolia Plume IT IF YOU are re-modeling or build­ *2— ELECTRICAL SERVICES -2 2 Station Attendant. ing new, plume 2290 J for your SERVICE S A C K IP IC I ...... Experience amt p«->H (White) pluMcrlng or block work Expert Beggarly Appliance Canter PARTIALLY r v n .w ...K D HOUSE patch w nrk-no job too Urgo rtr references necessary. Call 0197 “ Ynur Weslinghmise Dealer" running water, two lota, nlee loo ainall. Free estimates upon for Interview. Phone 1737, US Magnolia. ■hade tree*, #4,000 ca»h. Oppo­ request. site Poit Office In Osteen, Fla, • WOULD like tn hear from man Ill iihvii) nee*, avian tale* aaii»« and FRIGIDAIRF, apnlj with car for Ilawlclgh litisIness miles from Sanford. Phone fl0Q-J n, Fla. *ervlro. Cl. H. Ill.................. gh, Oviedo, Fla. OAKLAW1S In City of Sanford, Florida. No rhnnn 4131 or Sanford 1SU-W - ■ ' capital needed. See C. L. Shon- Seminole County'* only perpetual m after 8 p. m. H I ALTO N yn. Rte. 6, Box 220, Orlando, cart Cametery. Business office^ I I * N. PARK, PHONE 1120 F la ,-I’ll help you start or write Miller Radio & Appliance Sm Ravmond F Ball Rawle|$h'a_Dept. FA 1-440-21# B, Sanford, Semi nolo Count/'* LAWN MOWING CHEAP Oldest Weslinghmise Deafer, Free estimate*. Call 703-R. lift S. Park, Ph. 29 WANTED I I Genera insurance. M Vodopich Salet-ScTVlco 8. P i . t Ave. ‘Phone M0, TOR » « A L IW M K A V K . S I.H h ' r . he 15 V.... I|{ g" It K I T glnnccd at th r clnsrt. The crtiahf-d tint and iiat itnn d were one of a raw that n»d hern nl> the shelf on Tursrlay fright. U f t itout, put u down <m the Benllnel, Or rug nmi Rinnsh It w ith a h am ­ ORLANDO M ornln Phene 28* m e r — if* though the real Inrget lando Evening Star. Call Ralph 820 W it t T h ird Ray, 1183 J. Were Llhhy'e siiiniug head under m i l s f u r n it u r e the cep n f cherry-colored *lra w , R E ITN IS IIIN G a * though the Imnd th a t held the MOVING. Lora) A long Upholstering and Repairing h am m er had tried to crush the Uatanre. CALL 11, Storage 501 IV lery Ave. »— *Tel. - * •1218 akrill beneath It and destroy Libby end crating. W. A. ADA3IS. Torever, ao th a t ehe would nover rival had hailed the Intruder Irrlurp J. GARCIA he had a chance to do'whnl hn hint REMODELING, repairing, *vhca i Cabinet making, upholstering, Fur­ apeak or move again. CARPENTER WORK 30.00 For,-quick repair Jobs, or ■mall hulKInK, Call Jim 1142 M 4 7 f r ii. «* I titn in* o- in# I. ill I I N ), BRAILEY ODHAM USED CARS hVNlirnlR Pllillp (luvr’ll t mri 8 I 1Ii It V Wft* niHviifh* ftufii ih# wh#rt I'hMifi i «(iii ill'll fiuin# to riKiniN iiiftif «i(pf i William I' Siollll. Gidho.ird Siler uftiH milwin# n M#iiiu LiUhy HjiiI l#h $ not* in bet MMiiri ijrifftna ih# f«r*i Service, Mercury Outboard Sul Ii# mil in vnriy ( Mirmaitip ili#v *1 lt#n» i - 251 . S I'.II I;. Phone 1171 .1 flour h**r a.M'tr l|e| i»t?in kii MmR'1 f *MYiirui'ii;l| AD RtfftJ'f ft#f Olfft # ilntiil pi! m Kii hot ncife1 (,IM*y • iium 12’ i f IliiAT't Trailers lliitd ilP I fltll In llnd thr rn I I I I Ii I ifIPI wan- (' Vail WihhI wnrklng, 512 fh#ff f|*M liU* IOf*4*j»» New ff-lfll #JMfi IllPlii Ilf T Oll v W I I (I * I A I 1441' «!1f Sanluril I'li 2.127 J ItAfid *ornp uu*ft M wivmn I. Mill]! NEW F l,( li IKS iiirfa c e d to per hnd ii#t'nrit# 4>niiri#Hi*#tt Uni I nn I !X i n il It Ei I < It M' I llimahuiil fre lio n Old flo o r* made like MU# t 1111it M flovtlPf# ID D# fnlldiU. m ill PM I I P Gi iiv , dmilili' Tli#f iihH.i'd in ih# niitdwn hom# of new. F inishin g, cleaning and pi ml.i d thriMiglmut. trailer Mu | Kl«tinnr thah# « ti **wrr•• and t*rnUh#<t w a *in g . also portable power plant iRdf, win* 4p**M»R ir n llr RfliUiPii *rh#n Inr and I•« > .• I i-'iiiipleti ly nvn S erving Seminole Cm m lv si lire K»i i t n ' ii* ‘hm Tony aid! l*Uih# iu4p Ii •ii|i'<l and in exi'i'lli'id cnmli 1«in # 1ft [v# (f HitnuPl fhNlrtrli • lilf 1023 H M G lea in n . Laao M ary Imn \tt Him ii.d buy inn Hide ftftii# ## lll#f Chut. lln trai l) rrii iii#na Km rtturnR to rim (NintiiH (h hi hom# ll<tp (#Mi hef K E E P Y H l.'ll lilts lean W ia is I • • Ii li li l. i I ' I! VI P null 75 II P t It $I lit# wmtMi Mira I *vr| r i« ii iv m Ok m i # Gray, limihle planked hnltnm | wpM known in Ih# New Vofh wna#f’ duly m ow ing cle arin g, g rin l W'irhi t.ii« l»»PII niithl Kil rti$rr*f#r# mg shell d riscw uys, - iid iim and <iailei i lean ami (aid m llffht |#fl hi it ni dr Mi Ih# R|ffh#ri tl*M Priced In ell fa tie ln g D cW llt H tin lrr A Son r#M« Tiliir if ah# ftnii Ih# r*mm #WDfF> Ih# kr(M# ainuimi rvrr»Mv on Ih# wlflf* Ph *82 W a wlniDW nn#ii a Nf1i1#i 'all nr vsI lie l.d I ’uwell at Cm reel pofttra tirofRih »h# wlivfnw of l.lhhff t C rallF lm . Plnrcn .tie, Florida V E I.L 8 D R IL L E D . Pum p m - i. n room Mmhint to that »iiifi#f rhao»h#P KM rtfiffw * hat fnrm r#MmhMn* f Ih rsf, any s lr r , M G. ilo d te s I ’h to I'URNtTURF.- li'holil Gimrix to hy • h#«4 amaahrM rtrii##r|ti#ly •rwlnw* 1351 M 40 n r 138 Ih# floiif Iw IIII# w a»rnI»oI of »oine on# a hal#. tlfPirt for r*v#fif#T Hui By Rresky L \W N MOWERS sli.irpeiii-il III o il, FURNACES •riijr T Wall, Fluor and Fireplace. 4 —- — ry clex rep aired Shuman's, :im M. fi. IIODUF.N C IIA P T K I* TKN I3I5-W1. 38' l 'Ifi H U H F R Y 2 II- UNDERWOOD PORTABLE Type CALI. Us about our Credit Plan Paint.ng, Repairing Remodel writer. Used 4 months Pur­ Ing. chased new lids year Price rea­ ’ T m I ’ I 'i r n r it sonable Room 211, Mrlsrh Hldg I t . 2, Ho* 78)1 ' Tel Ilflf W Phone 1-130. HH NCII SAW, tatner. flnml saw. AM . TYPES Rtllhloirr work Ilea aonah'a llalei. Free estimate* tatlie , dml (trill press with Mint unit Phone lv.:, V. C. liracey nrs. Price fn r n u lrk sale. Phone I2K8 W PI.UMSING W ELL M A D E M edium duly 2 Cortlrnel noil repair work I r e estimates II I. Harvey 201 wheel tra ile r Welded ru lin ' Sanford Ave Phone IH?a Heavy nxliv 350 ihi lliu i't rn ll ft M i t* K'teu I ITV -. if! 3 L>«m 4il4t# l D i l l V S |'| t I M S FOR SALK la in -ly Spinet Piano. t in W F lrat. Must lie T ra n sfe rre d at tim e SANFO RD 3101l i l t t 0 . INC. We o ffer for sale to perm anent ONE ROOM clllclcnry apt. suit I'h . 13711 I Pit I 11 in Ii t ie . resident id lid s section Looks IPRKADKR SERVICE. Ltme and aide for working couple. Irteally Dnliinilte and Fertiliser Phone ami plays like new F u lly g u a r­ l^talcd across from Post Ollier 1393 M Davlil F. Carpenter anteed lo r Ion y e a i. aii-it pay Private hath. Impure Manuel s itin ll down paym ent, and fin ­ IF YOU HAVE SOM1M1IINO TO Jacobson's Dept. Store, 17-11 - AithM iintlvr Service —17 11 ish out b a lm ie r in easy m onthly SELL and are In a hurry hi sail te rm s, Fam ous (danduril make LAKE FRONT llu p lc x -2 HR. Fur. tt. let the classified advertising HALL’S Gil rage for General Auto W rllc Col lee linn D epartm ent. 11 Desieed. I I ml*, from NAS department nf THE SANFORl) llc p .iirin g S.mford .V I'c 's ry A v n 01 til F lorida Avenue, Tum pn. HERALD prove Its ability a i at Children welcome It. A. Camer­ j'hia.e lfM i M train K night. Fla , and wo w ill n o tify you on, Lake Charm Dr., Oviedo; efficient sales medium where In see the pin m i." B A T T E R Y . G erioratnr or S tarter Ph. 4701 or 4532. S e r v in ’ C r ll 517, Ssraln'* B a t­ G. K M n lo r lir d F ln tp ln te Irn tic r, HAVE ynur lawn mowed by Jerry FUR. Apartm nts, couples, 1M N. Lord Phone Il.t4-J. te ry Set vice Sanford Avenua *73,00 M ill P alm etto A v r FARM FtU^, tnernn % 'r.Mlj, V' >eul If f •) I* ,T 1 Sr I t* M: O U T S T A N D IN G JALOUSIES Lifetime Aluminum — Free e.stl malls Free__I nvtallrth.u T fl» phnnr 1123 Furniture Center, 13 years In Sanford 3I>3 E lm A vr. ■I'h . 1335 Program 1,1 It" CROSSWORD U l! ( » ^ MOODY A KH . Ga . (S u re lu ll The U n ite d K iltie s A ir Fotce bus nneneil Its liv in g tra in in g pro gra m to e lig ib le high school gni ndunles. Young men who have fln is h rd high school, noil m e !"■ tween the n "cs o f III and 'Jd’ y veins o f ace. uiav apply im m edi nte lv for A v ia tio n Cadet A lrre a ft Observer T ra in in g A i r c r a f t O hneiver T ra in in g consist o f tra in in g in such sue d a llie d fields a. bom bard le t. 22— E te r lr lr H ervlre —21 n a vig ator, a irc ra ft p e rfo rm a m e r n g lu r r r . rad ar, flv ln g n rm a m rn t Sanford E lf r lr le Co., (J E oneraflnn o ffic e r, and o th e r spe­ cialised fields. Upon com pletion 23— t t f l l i r E au lp m eat o f the sueclallted rnursc the high HAYNES Office Machine Co. school gra du ate Is commissioned Tyi'ew liters, adding mnehlnrs, as a errand lieute nan t In the U. S. Sab-' Rentals, lilt Magnolia, I ’ll A ll Force and given an aeronau Deal ra tin g and the s liv e r w in g , 41 o f an a irc ra ft obecrvrr. H igh school graduates mav ran A U T tH illA P H ir R E G I S T E R S AN D FORMS. ONE T IM E CAR la d Im m t-tlla lrlv the n ra rrs l avia Don cadet selection team located IIO N. Low prices Fast d e live r at M ncD tll A ir Force Rase fo r Check wdh George S tuart, i i.in n in e In fu rn ia liu n . Soi.ih M i n O rlando M H Itll t: h i » iIL s I •> It In ta II p| |. . d Irn in SI270 op lie .1 *-If-a 111in nli Vac .1linn Tirail Cl UI1 the until At- 11 llic finest I II I I I Il til, M fnr 1[rc la ix r Itv mg 1 • 1 ddc TiM ild Sales, I ’ n 1ilk a . F I . cipilj.pi' I SPECIAL SERVICES DAILY lerday -tin P H O N E 811 A T L A N T IC BANK BLDG e llv lim its Fur tnfurm a lton w rite P n Itus i)!it, Sanford U— Training Par Will Rent T H E S A N E IIft n I I E I I A I . I I The word was "a ln ro fila e " Rut when she raised her magic ..ive mi I .re, Wln.Mnrrn-autnmo wand 'v in h o llc of the fa ir's m agic hile lii'iiram c See John II Wit theme 'h e s a id . hams Insurant'!' Agency. 405 "C a lifo rn ia m agic " S.minnl Atlantic Hank Bldg or B arbara d id n 't say alnrofilae call 31 "heeiiuse we would have to explain It to everyone " A im nli I,sc M O U G H T O N IN S U R A N C E C aliforn ia spelled backwards SCHOOL DESKS— FINISHED AND UNFINISHED M odem 8 unit r in ir l e n re lle jil FURNITURE CENTER condition Dn h ra iltlfu l Lake IHl W 1st Phono ‘ 1123 Monroe. U S. Highw ay 17. Inside Home of the Concrete Window sills Concrete window lintels Grease traps — Septic lin k s That USAF Opc ns liilra Lee N u tte r, stale fa ir Maid of M agil. was supposed to say a m anic word to open the fa ir yes PI ANT:; Ftm sAI K - Gerhern l'.il.y Seedling' 3111:1 Do/ Mlooiullig 'i/e ilonhlf rove, red, or |iink Inlil'eii', Ml cents Rose •MANOS—Organ., Hind Inxlru HMAI.I. RUSINESS el l.ncndat Pi ntas, 25 cents ment*. (1 u I I a r s, sccnrdlans. If you have a small iv 'in»ss in a \\ tide 5U . .-id Mail nrden. It)', Drum. Convenient Terms secluded part of town anil .ire i ' l l a K ipp Mur 'Cl \ . 7 1.1 Am lcr Slrenp Mu.iv, till N. Orange, Or­ Interested I getting . ii'.lntnrr VI,II SIi . 1 1 Mi la ltd". I'ln r nla lando list the se-vice you offer In the Classified eo -'itn of live Sanford - \ \ i t i M n i t l t ES - T it A IM : Its Herald fa ll till NOW IN STOCK SERVICE STATION. Lease from M.i|or ltd Co Low Inventors Good location in downtown San ford Phone, Sanford 2788 M m Orlando 3 2S*;> or write C M Enrllsli, T.'il l ucerne. Orlando Want-Ad No Magic Word mg f , —II II I I - FOR SALE—GROCERY STORE *A R TIC LE* r o i l SAl.f. —3 And meat market. good location Established many years Owner V o u r TU l'I'K R tTA R E dealer 1 retiring due to age Complete go Gladys Somerhy Phone 17.V1 It Ing business including all slock' ami fixturrs for 33.000, which i GOAT MILK: .1. D. Priest. S. San­ less than ros| of fixtures alone ford Ave. i’hnne 710 W3. For Inform a I mil. Phone til. or write W It UuPree 313 Pal New Folding rots ...... $3 M ca. rnettn Avc . Sanford. Fla .’ o l n - t a I ’ a lr t .......... $2 30 aal ARMY • NAVY SURPLUS FOR SALK—Good lueotnt* Ini'I 110 Sanford Ayr. Phone i n nrs.s, Mechanical-Wind to re­ tire. Write P () Box 38 CONCRETE Step*, ilcpplng ilnnro, ireasr trap., icptic tank», win MONEY drstred on rolored |ir<> (low .111. A llntc'i. Miracle Conperly flr't mortgages 111) lih’iiih Crete Co.. 300 Elm A*e. Phone higher than usual Write P o 1333. Dos 819. Snnfnrd —1 W K I . A K A Apartments, l i t W First Strret Phone 190 W, a —311 I I - J. W. IIA I.I.. I l l At,TO R l i f t rid a State Bank B u ild in g •'C a ll l l a ll” Phone 1758 F o r I t r . m illn 1 l . ilit# # n t Whrlhrr buying nr idling, It » ill pay ymi to sec: HERALD « W A N T ADS 4 Cost You More - ...... - i '- r ; -t — 5! �Staliea O T M - t t M K fe y d n Wainwright Named Signal Supervisor Lake Mary J. n. Wainwright of Sanford. -tftiW 4 otxn. o \r.v *’ :vt-.>rr! j.y-*(*— - • <l» P U W '* ♦»,• p i« e a# *>r I the Atlantic Coast Lina Railroad | Company, with headquarter* a t .Hanford, effective Bept. 1. The announcement was made by J. H. Webb, chief engineer com­ munication nnd signaling. Mr. Wainwright was born at Fnlkston, (la., and entered Coast I Jne service at Folk stun In June H*I2, at the see of seventeen, as a construction worker on signal Installation. Ill IUIB be was pro­ moted from signal helper to Rr KAY ittN N lN rC R .lAt-JVANDBfcWr.v- • ... .. Dcnaliron of Xcntiion, Al da. and hla daughter, Miss 8ua Donildann, of Montgomery,’ Ala. n, are the guests nf hla brother and slater-ln-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Donaldson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith re­ turned Wednesday from a vaca­ tion spent with relatives in Attica, New Yurk. Miss Unda Smith of Corniestvltle. Pa. has been visiting Mr. and Mra. darner (lehr. Mr. and Mra. J. A. I’ockham are home again following ■ visit with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Beckham, In At­ lanta, d a. Accnmpunylng them on their trip was their g r a n d daugliler, Joan Peckhatn, ut Tam ­ pa. U . and Mrs. (iaylord Klevcrt ami threo suns have recently mov­ ed Into the house formerly occu­ pied by the Howard Junes. He Is attached to NAAS, Sanford Mr. and Mra. F. K. Donaldson and children, Miss Laura Mae and "Butch'', returned Friday from a trip to Teaui, where they visited relatives in (laKeaton and flan Antonio. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Robinson amt daughter, Mary Virginia, are home again after a week spent with relatives In llockwood. Tenn. Friends of Mrs. Irving Hauser will be glad lo hear that shn was mil for the Ural lime Saturday following a critical Illness. Mr. ami Mrs Al Bryant Jr. unit three sons of Winter Haven spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Thorne. Friends of Rev. J. C. Ilrannon will he glad to hoar that he la mil 'TOKYO Wl — Associated Press again following an lllncxi which photographer Frank Noel, a pris­ confined him to his homo all nf oner nf the Communists fur almost last week. 33 months, left Tokyo by plane to­ (leorge H. Patterson Jr. acted day for the United States. as supply pastor ef the PresbyterIon Church Sunday. The subject <>l Noel was freed al Panmunjum Aug. B and has been In Tokyo fnr his talk was the "Open Door". This roneludea the series nf aer denial and medical treatment. , He planned a two-day stopover vices taken over by the young peo­ ple of the church during tha ab­ in Honolulu, Accompanying him aboard a sence of the regular pastor, Rev W. Scott, with nna exaropttno Pan American Slralurruher was ids wife, Hvelyn, who flew her.» On Aug 23 llev. James M. Thomp­ from Albany, N. Y. last month to son, well known and well liked former Lake Mery pastor, was t urtulv pastor — M l. It INI Mr« U, li. Hughes sml lumlly of Jacksonville spent Fri *’**” - Maik (.lark. Her husband, day and Saturday with her me MoJ. William I). Clark planned lo (her, Mrs. A. C. Saunders. When leave by military plane tonight to they returned to their home, they returnJo hi* nation at FI. Hen­ •vere accompanied bv their daugh­ ning. Go. ter, Sonya Bess, who had been . > „ Anuther paisengyr was Ksiom the guest nf her grandmnthcr for Gkarakl Japanese foreign minis­ ter, liended for Waahlnglmi on n tunnetary mission. Noel Leoves For States Legal Notices S Altamonte Gl Is In Korea , ' . ' i f f ,t m h im .." W ftl hill* will ri'i'slvo.l III I h j 'G l 'W ef th* file dork, Nnn................. .. h- ‘’* *** J' »> I t IMi'ii fir* In,** ♦US li. ut v, |n,.|, li„,a i,r Hr* IlMhH I , All I...*,, noioi lie cipniiioio will, sll tlir mi r-o„r» i'iMlpllupr.1 unit ft IlOigo In eilOll'un. ill'll i.lililor ruuol al>* l-lll.l I'Jl'l o 01,0.111, ill 1,11,. M|„t V'/ormal'on mi M* ii»iivl<i>„,l i.n,. T i l A hernst* Milo ero jiormlosIMo ft1'!* II,list ho IliC K II.II Hoi, Jiirit, Florlite, ami i.ii'li i,mol rolloi'l n - iii i'i In trlllilo will it,* li||, lv upon,',I mill li,I'>il„S* 'I ul lilii |, No|>toiiil.ri In tbs Ci 'Iiiiii IohI iiii llnotn, Cllc Hilt, Milifndt, I'li,rl.I„ Tslilllnli'il I'lll" Will lie |il ■•i'lill-., In II,,. |'|1( ''"Mil'll ■"Inn I nr i unnjilet Im, m, Htclr lit. Mine ,,t - Mil 1, 1,1 Hu lulu, »vein,ik. iiopioiiiiie,- vi, iv u .T h e ciiv ........ , r „ rv i" lli" rlalii in a,coiil ilia tiiHooi mill/ or Hio i,""I Mil Tin- Cllc C.hiiim Io el"M Ilirtlie, losotvo* llio rlulil I" rebel mn nr oil Milo CITY IIP MANHHill Thu* I. I.emnii The W t & ' & t + r * ' ’ .• J*j£U.U Church r-c 'cg«r to o x rrc rr thefr thanks to Billy Self of Sutton Uni* varsity, who has to graciously boon lilllng tha pulpit (hiring the absence of Rev. am' Mrs. Thomas, who ralurned Sapt. I, after spend­ ing the summer in Chicago. Also, we want to thank J. Young, who ave an excellent sermon last umlay. Mr. Self had the oppor(unity to enter the hospital at Bay Pines for treatment ami we hope his stay there will nnt be too long. Because of Inclement weather, work has been slowed up on the DeBury Community House, but the builders hope to get the roof on nest week. Mr, and Mrs C. Schell and their two daughters, Barbara and Toni, of Cincinnati, Ohio nave been guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Bay K. Peck, while on their way to M i­ ami and St. Petersburg. Mrs. W. It, Archibald left today (or a six weeks' trip to New York sml boston. The Rlchen famllv were web corned borne alter several months spent In Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hammers nl Colombo Hoad are spending a coti pie of weeks In New Jersey. Carl Vollrath of Plantation Road has enlisted In the U H Army ano has been selected In play and be a member of the West Point Aca­ demy Baud. Our sympathy Is extended U Mrs. A. Ilenuehamp and family or the passing of Mr. Beauchamp la Atlanta. Mildred Schmierer cnlerlnlnei' fur friends mi ttalurday, Aug. 23 The guests were Smanne Nelder Beryle Coffin. Maggie [diwsor Heriha Sermons, Alvin und Ihihhi Thoiupson, Mar Brown, Willlr I’etile and Jark Nation. Mr. and Mr*. Howard Whlti have returned to their home oi Granada Road alter a pleasan1 visit to their children and Irioncb in Livingston, N. J, Mrs. Lily Dultocliu. Mrs. Mel vln Russel and son "Hutrh" o' Miami were week end guests o' Mr. and Mrs. R. Cooper of Gran ail* Road, m niril'l beminsf of the Wmnon's Society nf Chriilion Service held at lie Lund on Thursday of last week were Mrs. Russell Cooper, Mrs Andrew Hayhner, Mrs. Jack Kelly, Mrs Warren HUn and Mrs. Shower man. The Baptist Church Services will he held this Sunday. Sept, li nl 1] a.m. at the home of Mr. anil Mrs. Howard While on Grumida Ruud. All uro welcome Werfelmun was over i f y r m of ttKCol. and Mrs. William K Baker are home again following a vacathin spent In North Cnrullnu and Virgima. Will In mi llielr trip, they ullemled the indlati pngpnrit. "Un . W I T H TUB H6TH JNYANTHY IN KUItKA— Army pvt. Claud W. Rlmmons. whose Wife, Alberta, llVaa In Altamonte Springs, I* now undergoing post-truce <training with the 215th Infantry Division Tn Korea. Himntune, a rifleman with Com­ pany A o| Ihu 37th Infantry Re­ giment. has been In Korea since June. Ills father, Claud Himmuns, lives In Altamonte. The 2filh "Tropic Lightning" D i­ vision Is constantly working to maintain nnd improve the high level of combat-rcudlneiit which It msplayrd thrmigliout the Km can conflict. Veterans af more months of combat than any other American division In Korea, the SIAth landed on the peninsula in July 1350, shortly after the Communists crossed the 38th parallel. Hliwe • hat time It has never left the combat aone. til These Hills", ill the hillside Am­ phitheater ut Cherokee. N. C. Mrs. John Rushy of Han Fraflj|rcn ealied ml Mrs. P. D. Ander -on Thursday ullernoon. Khe will lie rumemliered ox Hie former Helen McGill nnd is now visiting her parents, Mr. nnd Mr*, Ray­ mond McGill in Geneva, awaiting orders to Join her husband, Cmilr. Uushv, who has Just been trans­ ferred to Japan. Mra. Busby and Mrs. Anderson were Civilian coworker* at NAAS, Hanford, during World War II. kit*. Will til iri III «i* J. tiumui ladder alum lias ir renil*, tviiffti turned from an extended »Uy with her aged mother In Cordova. Md. Mr. and Mra. H. II. Kubanka nnd daughtara. Mias Irm a Gene ami Mr*. J. L. Balsbury and Mra. HT. LOUIR IA—T ie Vlorldn lieII. L, Kubanka and daughter, Mis* Rochelle Kulianas, visited Mr. and partment of the women's auxiliary nf the Am rrlran U-glun won a fl,B « flr il prlie yeilerday In the •u a illirjr national American conled, Florida Wins ; 1:1* s «s 7 "ft 7-11 ; in till 7 itl I »o • Hi 1 i>« » IS *:1» mi ter Kthel Glace, all of Savannah, in In.IS (ia, . Imlu Mr. and Mrs. If. H. (leiger had iniSl nn as llielr tereiil visitors their II daughter Betty and Mr. Uelger*a II uo bculhrr and sister-in-law, Mr. and s in* Mrs. Charles (ielger and family. Sin Mrs. Ruth Isket i ml daughter, and s 11 St Mrs. MorrUull of N. 0. Alsu Mra. tS nr Benjamin Taylor, and Miss Betty I'll iiiim Muse of Hh ii lord, • nl Mrs. VV. U. Kdwards, and Miss ■ IS • 'll Frances left for their home in lift Wales Wednesday after spanding s li f t some time with Mr. und Mra. Kd l ift 1'i'Sft Fu'ford and fsodly. IV iII Buy Nichols returned hum# from I ml# a t h n w * < - U vUlt with Ms mother. Mrs. Iter lie Nichols, near Paducah, Ky. lo-nnurd Muthieux left Friday for Jacksonville for a short visit with his grandmother. Phillip IlBiicr hail as hla dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Frad Bullard or Maitland. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Kirkland of Orlando ami Hev. and Mrs, Lyman Hull and family of Hanford. Mr. and M l-. Wimb-ll llraddy have as their guest for a while, Mrs. Ilraitdy's lunlher, Donald (litodson of New Smyrna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ray Hummeralll returned from Georgia to spend a few days lu te at their home. The Intermediate Training Un­ ion Class nf the (ielieva Baptist Church held a party Friday night at the community house, A fter group singing um| games, light refreshments were served to the following; the Itrv. nod Mrs. Ham Stewart. Mrs. T. W. Prevatt, Mrs. I'nlit Maxwell, Fruokle Thomas, Vallren nnd Ailille I'revatt, Roth Cm i Uoii mid Kn-il i'li-vatt, Jimmy Rrown, Curltim Jaenhs, Gynthla Lloyd, Jellies lloweri, and Jackie McGill. The 4'H Cluh held its annual picnic un the lake front In Hanford Thursday afternoon. Those enjoy­ ing the fried chicken supper were: Mrs. T. \V. I'revatt, Mrs, I'eurl Harper, Mrs. thin Dreggors, Pat and Luyltic Stone, Hum and Husle Harper, Hetty I'hllllns, Nancy llutlcr, Vslleen ami Adulo I'revatt, Rnsnlce lloyd. Carlton I'revatt. ('eraldiiie Olitnnm, nnd Dalphlne Phillips. The Methodist Youth Fellowship class of the Methodist Church gav* * farewell party In honor of Carlr ton Jaenhs Thursday night.. A fla t games were played and dancing was enjoyed hy all. Refreshments were served to the following! Mrs. W. G. Kllbee, Mra. lorster tirowiv Rnsalee Boyd, laiyinn and Pat Stone, Jackie Mctfl I, Ruth and Roger Maxwell, Isaimlle I ^Files, Frankie Thumna, Jimmy Uruwn, Alex Allen, Edward Yarburough, J. D. Stone, Cynthia Lloyd, and the honoree. Mrs. F.. If. Grant spent n few days last week with her daughter, M i., Thelma Uayhelor In Wlntei sharp earlhouakv rallied wind»w7 ami rocked building* here with an undulating motion lu*t before s last night ( I t p in , KHT.l The (|itnke did no upparcnl dam- age. Chto-third of the one lent city of Pompeii still remains to tie* un­ covered. •* I i*-r* mi it ni WsaTFlfH UitTIf'H OF M I.K Niuir,- I* iiorsMy al-en Hist umtsr "f kmuTisiir# Slut Null SMIOI oil li\ 111* Juitu" t*r III* I'llcutl ( "urt of th* Nil,lh".limIletsi ('Ir.ul" f e F r % 3F r T -'« fil^ jV lM A W x i i - f t t ‘ V,V-A k "iirporalhin tiU lln a un,l*r ihr BSU;.'** "i Hi* Mist* of > |s „ j'l.A iN i | T f F F . WA'l AI. UK l i t t f VlTuVlWIl. ;Al,H ami AI.II'M W FITW IM lA M ) H u M - O M u lii H U h o .r MONDAY [ ,uw.;...! ,J-• ■ :.r J ’ -- " .r v‘ \.t L r - J 'f j' M B '? :, tv. - 1 eftftrtB K in # iit - t iM A * Aritst Fit* Oapllnl rhsl linns* For A lAitr News Musics) Inlsrhiclo At llnnitlrmn Varlsir liill M**t The I Inti. 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Cite year favorite bride-to-be a alfl • f Untied Stotm havings Bonds, They’ll ahnw an Interest In bee w. 'V r .i.r „ Jmiilmr** Nows Miirnlng I I oI ihII oh Nows Novon i relit,>it (,'luh Nows Hp-i.rlo At A Olsm* J"rk#r'* Chiili’o llitrMng f»**<il|,,n* llnrmnny Tim* Wiirlil A| NIso I'm-* I'nln Ttmo Hinllln' t-M Mi-Ci>ftn*1 TV*nag* llinik l-orads lino Club Nows ITilldrsli'e l*|sosle m non- irn I’ursit* I'lill lloeil Al lltgsn (•nil To Pro n r ' World AI Noon NATINilAT F.M. lindiii Fnrm IMa**i rliot'MsrsIlso Town nnd I ’nunlry Tims Pniiulnr Nier l min Amorltens News Mnoli-nl ln|orliolo rtevlng li.u.'l progisiii llrosilw av In Not low tier Non* llnio li World Al Tliroo llooslor del Mnolcsl ntiowiTess lioii I'lul, Nowo lin o i ’ lu l. f The IlhyHim Ilnur World Al His H i l l i n g New*! 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1953 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 04, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 04, 1953. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 04, 1953; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/da2971fade4454b1fb61ccc065327edc.pdf 7ee1c42cdbfc19511ec88dfe58f6fd75 PDF Text Text Classes Resume At Vocational School Sepl. 8 Jean Snodgrass First Sanlando Beauty Entry Hequesls for entry blanks have The first entry In Ihi* SunUmlo ■SprlntiN Labor Dnv Celebration been numerous, Mr. Abtes said, "Hteaiily e iiiili Coni M l" , sponsored by and "w e should have the biggest the Semlnnle Conin ly Junior Cham' group ever entered In the compr/d* her of Commerce has hern reertv- lion for this year's crow n." Jack Hulls, manager of Sanlaned. aernrding lit C liff Aides, pre sldent ot Ihc lorn) .laycrn croup do opiiugs, soil! yesterday Hint Miss Jean Snodgrass, 3 foul 3 ‘4 plans have hern completed to lake care o f Ihe biggest crowd of Labor Inch Ismcwnod ben illy, mid run lin y visitors ever entertained at (ter I||1 In Inst year’s “ Miss Sun Hie Central Florida, recreation The Hanford Vocational School, londo Springs" cnnlcsl, wns first area Mr, Hulls said "w e are lids year In completing her entry which w ill Iipk Io Kept. H, ui tln> planning to take earn o f up to /Mill visitors VIkllriPu at li Sanlando fiiin||j lam s tim e as the oth rr public nml sending II In ihc invert i.ilnr- fa fi.ooo Springs " rnntlon booth lirre In Sanforil •chiHils o f tills rm inly, wishes In Three water shows w ill be seen announce In anyone wishing in during the Labor Day celebra attend this fa ll that the srhnol is lion. M r Hulls reported Linds Hrldgers, of Altamonte Springs, open every mornlnu from H:(WI to 12:00 o'clock for conferences ami the I2 y e a n ild sw im m ing star, w ilt he sren In h rr unusual water enrollments. ballet routine " ’Ihc Hot C anary" I t Is hoped that the tn a ln rlly of at 4:30 o'clock next Monday a fte r­ enrollments w ill In- made this week III noon. P Ttt make the re lrb ra tlo n even made fo r rertaln classes, such as mure a llra rtlv e , Ihe manager shorthand, business, English, ami f f lew practice. It Is neressary f<or all beginning shorthand pupils to a ta rt at the same time, as the classes mo«t l*e kept together Bookkeeping and typing sindents may vtindl at any dm* Adults who wish In prrpari- for office work may rhsose from the follow ing subjects: Hhorthsnd —• three groups: be­ ginning, fo r all who have never had shorthand and also f» r those who have forgotten It. Hecnnd year, for all who have had a year o f shorthand, but ate W ith Hurt l.anrssler — H h lrlry lloolh not_ prepared to - go -ito work. f . Hpeed Class, for those who have Jobs o r any stenogrspher who SANFORD • O R LA N D O H IG H W A Y wishes to Increa.e her speed. Hhorthsnd classes are held both Hhortha dsj^ and night. lo s t of our students are placed an Jobs In December nr January, except the beginners, who genera 1y Era placed in January or IVh ruary o f the next year. Classes In filin g and p m is ia tlu n fa r C ivil Service Ksamlnutlon* are h ild in connection w ith classes In .... |practice. office Day clExxes are from HOO l<> 19:30 o'clock. N ight classes are frojn 7:00 to U:30 o'clock. said, admission prices w ill ha lowered for the grownups and children. Entertainment for every visitor to the gigantic Labor Day Cele­ bration hus been completed with even's beginning at 1U:00 (-'clock nest Monday morning nml con­ tinuing until “ Miss .Sanlando Springs of IM S" Is crowned at 0:00 p m There won't be n dull moment during Ihe day, Jnycces reported today lloh Waldorf. who roachea learn at Washington. D C. Is a brother of Lynn Waldorf. C alifor­ nia grid coach vomit vims comi t TON Hi I IT — WISDNRSI)AY SAN ANTONE" hr ‘ ' •VT or TOUR V0CNIII 11cos la y oil ■nd n t he r A merles na over 130 million rath s ta r Just to pul out forest fires. And what about Ihe loss o f Umber, the damage to watersheds, llm t,** o f beautiful recreational areas and wfldlifa? You nay a stagger* Ing price for all this. It's money out of your pockat. Out o f your pocket alan come the very t Kings — the matches and smokes — that, ca releeely used, cause fbrest Area. Tho prevention o f forest Area is In your hand*. He estra careful thla year. MMMIIR M IT rM CAM m v n i m n t M ini PuMnAW at a p iiilir ttrvitt is c-x, ^ • ft * mtwitH Tht Arfierfliisf Oionnl. .............. Plenty 01 Heat Around Country CHICAGO up — The Chleagu feather Hurea. which compiles l|h and low lempcratures and i •mount of precipitation In 70 ifn ile Stale* citle*. xaul that durliig the 14-hour perlml ended at 7:30 a m today: •Clghl cities h id readings of UXi degrees or more; 14 had between •3 and I * . II had between ini nnd 04; 97 had helwern 70 and Hfl de­ grees. ! Receive Thin Hcniitiful *3 9 M Value 22 Piece Cutlery Set Free JuHt Fur Trying ThiH llijui: New Admiral Automatic DefroHtin!/ Refrigerator In Your Home For 5 Daya. No Obligation Whatever. A d m ira l City Commission (Cnntlnund fro m Page I ) jtnlform s and nothing nlluwancn Police Chlal W illiams p re d lrlrd fur i l l ilpparlinent w ilt ill otM-raln * i r.• aa than the budget allows Ha ___ I the ..._ Jiniu u ffa th n <rf da In ra lrn ip e e rlm , saving radar even lha sign* which would be polled at llm n u b klrln id the ( Itv telling of Ihe radar syslem would have a psychological effect ->n motnrlalx This rerpir*!. which wax set lo cost I t ,000. w*> turned down by Ihe Comml**loit. hut re quest* fur Watkle Talkie radio*, a I new ta|w recnrdcr. and additlunnl brunkom eter eriulprnenl were xp proved. > A sum of tl.300 for motor euulpm rnt wax cut ont and t 2.Y) added in an allotment of 9330 tor nulo mobile expense after fo n im r Cor gell said a fo rd police car may used for duty but that II msv neon a new motor. The budget estimate (nr the wete r department was 177,non. pre llm ln ir y to the action taken on tn« c o n tlrm rc y ‘ tern 11ta review of the budget ws* dlicontinued mid icontlnitei. ahnrtly .......... a lter Right tn be continued again after 1:30 o'clock tonight. 7-M inute Flash Wresting SAVES YOU UP TO 84 ovflr orther ciu torn otic m ethods Editor Elected T o C an al Group . * JACKHONVII.LK I * -It. Nmlnth, editor of the Ocala Hlar-Hinnur. was elected chairman of (he board of directors nf the Florida Ship Canal Author anal A uthority at a renruanliaUmmeilI meetin, meeting here yesterday, lie succeeds Gen Charles P. Summerall, formerly nl Rustls and pm ldent of the Citadel, Charlesrun, a. C.. whn had headed the lu tn o rlly aince lie founding In 1D33 _ r l N o w yo u chooea y o u r ow n m oat convenient d d f r o e t ln g H m a . " q u ic k a n d aaay a n y tim e , N o e lo c k a to a d ju a t. N o diala to eat. N o tim e r*. 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Western lulohorss News SlornliiB Mstmllss News fmm DAI LY C R O S S WOR D ACRONB I Game of chance ft Gang k Cluster of sporangia 10 Kmploya Vi Child’s heitstsad 1.7 Ornament*1 circlet 14 Wine receptacle 1A A leegiie, * t of German atates 14 Tantalum feym t 17 Music note 19 Hulk IroIlOq.l 19 Chief deity (B s b v ll 10 tfcotUxbGaelic 17. Thigh honex 34 Varnish Ingredient 74 Hpeck 27 Native of Crete 70 Part of a check .77 Humble .71 Afternoon receptlimx 14 In te r­ national language 17 Hiberian gulf 15 Vehicle w ith tunner* 14 Moslem title to Plugglsh 42 Across 13 A cut of meat 44 Dlxcloaea 43 IxM sIlon 44 Point of the compels DOWN I. Earlier t Operatic melody 7 Polish briskly 4 Done isnat > A Intoned 4 Peel 7. U nit of ttnth 4. Confusion # frig h te n II. fastens, ss W'llh glue I I . A superior leather 14- Raiat 19. W arm th 1 1 If* Strike, u r . in n u u m i j as o a u u n in u ' w ith the head IH J d flR M IIU IU 1 71. 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WHAT IS m is r what c o MOU OUTS HOWLING lif t L S y . r ’llo M r*. Dell* Gran McKenzie, 2f|, whn*e leg* have b rcii jiaralyzcd by polki slncr she was !3, 'm e birth to triplet*—two girls and a b o y -in Wood Couniy Hospital yes. trrday She and the babies w e re * reported doing well Two of the infants weigh 3 pounds U ounces, Hit- third a few ounces less. Me anil M rt Me* Kenile have a 2 year old son 4 «o Hfiwrly f 14..»<ty—N 5 00 i'lir o K ill 6 10 Tummy Wor*d U 4* Kfldlft Flnlinr—N .»«w*e,tlitorb •-1Mi*r #r an rllH TV N* h * #! l i ,11I|MIll'll I Mi *111#111* 7.00 TV Tb«Mtr**~--N 7 I f. TV T I.r.ilrr N 7 Jo tfiu r Hum* Tud«»y V:00 T ill* U Hint*v His «* I JO OK. l(jko«rh II 00 OatiKer f Mim|i*n*e—r 9 10 j> n HiiH|i«tiN#—r lOlflfl I ’l l m WIi'irtA 10 l i KHmi HtutriM JO Jo liig Town—c 11 on Miifllu K«h* —N II Jo Itrenk III* lU n k—N IJ no NruN-HlKO Off H k llJ y jIM Y A. *1. ft ZU Kiirm New* J no T ' mI nji —Nib* 1 : 00 M n d fre y — f l i r t !»il0 » lm 1 fr*y —CHH |o on M u d fre y — f l i r t In |& itn iirre y - f l i r t in jo M ir lk * II H lr h — f 11 no llr ld f and U ro o in — C II IS Isf»V# 4.f I , I f * — C ifn s t TV~ % It Hhupper U tlon iO PTJnl Ineecte 34 River % (4 T o Polio V ictim T T I;ID 4 V V. M. 1-1*0 .73 C o n s te t- P l4 % t interfered T uouate... IT LOOKS L'*E ' LET'S ( j d OUTA . HERB’ j are vou (JUTS CEAJt r \ lthat are i^TOU FUiLIN \ mERET m alt I O m m e H Y o u ’ re r i d o r fc fcke ju a t y n u 'ra rid o f ' • t u c k ' to g e t h e r f r o t a t t foods! D e fro e tin g th la w ay y o u r re frig e ra to r la wonder* fu lly d a n n e r, S ta ys claanar H 0 D O IS PLUMBING CO r,oo before yo u know It. I f hairpane eo fa a t t h a t f m ig n food* never have tim e to C om 4ooM m irel n t i r a n a t e. *», i«na riuh ( >0 Naws 1 16 lino iTi,), J (III The Ith ylliin Moor Stop News tiia h iia iiis S 15 V I-hilla News * Jn T » lIlBhl Ho,IK* * to Hporls I'orsile * l i A rllal VII,' 7:00 V.F.W I'ruaiuiii 7 ni Ix ir iln s Oil A t'lourl : 16 Vvenloa Music 7rl'l NewN Mo h ic I lulerloSe 715 7 II 1Ui he K lhiiatiio i on Vorleiy .................Met all Meet The Its lot * in s 00 N lalll Cilltfnll 0 15 NvrnMfle Kchust 0 111 It's lianrellis# in on I'lllte it Nallonn in It Percy Valtli 10,10 AI Home With SI it ti,. l<> 56 News II »« • ’oil To Prayer I I 0 6 Hmu o ff 1.0 0 i rwarwi Just push a button ' . , . froat la gona— almost Senotor Visits T rip lets Bow Station WTRR—1400 Kilocycles iii," iiiiY 8 g a i^ « M q take them to m e RACK IN THE PUBLIC SQUARE/ ME WILL HOtP THEAT UNTIL , THEIR l GAPER ^ L 13 found i PE SHOWN MOW PANOTTS ARE REACT WITH IN seize tub BANCTTS ' THBV MUSTNT C5BT . AWAV.' r - LE660. >A HUOS.' I'LL pulverize va TMIV ARC MAP I THIL TOO.' TmGV THIRST FOR REVENoC ' WAIT MERE, AI7MON 1 I P w m f r out MOLD o p Flash / ^ �l»l u4llO? T H IR D TRO PICAL STORM OF SUMMER APPROACHES M IA M I <#—Hurricane warning* were M a te d Inday nn the lila n d of Antigua and Barbuda In th r Lesser Antilles rhaln as (lie third tropical statin of the aum m rr approached The hurricane, named " I ’a ro l" fur the third letter of (hr alphabet, rnntained wind* of about !>o m ile* an hour around it* center Northwest itrn m warnings were raised over (iiinrielmipe, another of the island chain abnnl 2.000 miles southeast nf Florida Storm forecaster* In the San Juan, I* It Weather Bureau said the disturbance was moving west northwestward about Ifl to tR mile* an hour. VOLUME X I,IV Ealahlixhcd I BBS SANFORD. FLO RIDA W EDNESDAY, SEPT. 2. IB M L’h7 Assmdafnl I ' m-*- f r.i.e \\ tic 4-Way Split By Commission Over Sewers LATE BULLETINS k SAN ANTONIO. Tux. (41 — Tho randltiun of Gen. Jonathan Walnwrinht, win* win not expected to live through last night. whs clescriltetl lay hospital n* l ill litiils as worse today. NEW YORK (/P) — Tht> easlern half of I lie nation broiled today under n relentless sun with no ugn of eenernl relief. The heat, wave, nenrb' two wccl*.-* util in Mime sections east of the Continental Divide, has Liken a heavy toll. k k k k ★ ★ ★ ★ it k k ★ ★ A Homage Paid Maj. k h lt Other Korean V o B , Parade Opens Program Which Ends At Stadium Diflerenccs 01 Opinion On Program Causes Rill In Governing Group M ir fn tii n t v mid • ’ >dI fo«n way a t «>t night. | ift fur m ill it Hug n pirn: film fiiM iiie .in *l vr hti 1 v/ntpr imprnvriiuMll prngi am A r ift hit*! Innm dt*vrln|iin*t m tin* * nimni . .imi, hut thf* whoto MMiftn blew up Iit *1 rii^ht uh»ft * it l N il nn iiii H W T A ivlrrto n , iriirr.'M 'ntitltvr't of W l mn, An h i rean War veteran* and It* M a­ 4MM lliui ( 1)144, t Ile* • 'll v ' (l it ■I pivMi'Mif ninth* with (11R-<I ft*i nif rino air hero M ajor John "J a c k " •IgPllt* HI flu - Jit 1•11M4♦’ •i | If f I I Mt . •*J 111»I•t in n iiiii' f 1rmi Mo* w ifF r NEW YORK </P> — A plane erashed in tin1 French Alps F Boll with a parade, dinner, and >!JIjM'lH 4*11 | )|‘ f IIf •' lltl" i'MV K DlIU- It '< 4f 1M|»‘flf last night, killing all 12 aboard Halfway around the world tributary ccremunirs at the Me­ Titiilv (n vc I Ill’ll ik-1nit 1 11 . -m*v$4| . 1 jo -m*1inn m l MiftC on the Pacific Coast another iilnne vanished ami presum- morial Stadium la*t night Over M» N* I Mil. W»t.» .11 1 til Ml* ■1 I j .ihki iM-ople flocked downtown M i".. 111sif$ J I MIU Mill) .Lemhi hikVU 11 lily crashed with nearly two oozrn soldiers aboard. 111^ hi'f-M r flu* v i •" n"■ 1*•' I F yesterday afternoon to watch the 1In h r ), Iflj* -,t The lit llftl •*’ ft TMt» flu* I ' mmmi Hitt t ji mimmiMi ; 60-piece Bluer sx tlr A ir Force r nnf i*f 41i l(Mll|,il|,i!l nn flu 11tinm1 y«> TALLAHASSEE (/I’i — The State Industrial Commis- hand lead a small procession of 1 *1Hint I -11its || *hjr T*"i| Tm Ihe iliul th ill i In’V Jil C11-llt JJtl! •*♦$!’ I (41■ «Ii.;I(lU »f till IU« riving A slnn has dropped IOfi employees and closed seven field of­ Korean veteran* riding in mover'( illillt’ 1til Ml 141411MU; th r Ji 14»|"• il with distinguished t ’lly civic n ^ lit h« ...... I f l f i r nn-iiher fices Including the one at Sanford because of a f eduction tlble* and m ilita ry o fficial*. ite fo r e p r c w p ^ i'lW i' I m v i * H*- “ I * 1r v j»r IkP«‘f r I lie ,1411Fi, r l >?id 4 * in of federal funds made available from the unemployment In a half-ticur ceremony at the v o r a t r i l h iim x ln n im ■ " ! *»i M . r .» if l.iMM1 nnmiallY Memorial Rtadlupi, witnessed by compensation program In Florida, BOO.OOO. M tv'ii If •111•Ia 11 4 hn O’ Hi f nut nearly 1.000 persons, Program In thi* <pht ii|i r»f Limn fiitmfu: Jtl .»|Mt«e* illy Hi lltllfi* |l|i»ft;i kill Chairman Joel 8 . Field. County 1 hn c*omn»iKsiniMtv, I nmtiii .L<lm Nil 1In 4i«i|i )i Mm* nii'of iiijf f Mi. Judge Douglas Sten*train and I vi*y ft«| v*>«■ji I »*-a ,4 jmv -I* y*m u" N il-o il, \\ llii juilflTrfi f»l|l In* weft Mayor Itandall Chaae form ally |iIt* ri, 111 v\hiih h** $s-s **1il in**ti >11 in 1 Ini * I hy thi* 4 itv To 1V»* I*x • expressed the county's apprecia­ miii)* \ f" i it. **41•111* mini I»• 1T tiHs icr, .1 fvomitk’H ifit* pieM A IIIN K A ll! iM-K M »|«r John I* lh»lt o f f lr b illt t%rlr<»nirff hark li» hin tiom rhm it ihirim* yrn* tion to living and dead Korean 11111111 rfju ill ■* Jlfl'i ♦ x lrll HUH ’( . Ilt.ifiid l >*J fh r Licsf |io ttrd a y ’n |i«nt<tr w iln iw irrl hr Hime pctiplr Mr liit r r tn r f i r i t r h pfni|ur from Mu>nr M imlnll fi­ veteran* a* w rit a* M ajor B o ll'* Ht’Wl’Ib; chit f lr Hli: I }| •■lillhllc ilUMmll ll.Mt< t i l |Mi m i Tn i t l l i i i i l Kniiif r h m r In th r (fim titritinratM in tm ir B fin nil th p nnnttyV K n m iti War %r t t r it m it I l hr \|rin n rU l contribution a* tirin g the nation's if* l#iy hark '» *1/4 !il)h ’ in plu 1, i hen h 11Sr t * Hind lu m In nt ttl it lit, I I i | . Mnll limn Ittjr n rr riilr d I h r M iM rilint plininr mi lit huff nf till I fir K nrrtin vrt* only Marine A ir Corps ace. i ju* hiiliur •hn *i(i ji 111-1 in l h»* ffn ♦■111*• rrnn<« nf Srminnh* r n n n li. lit* li» .Msjshi ""i4 f tu f Iran -i* th»ni Mayor Chase presented Maj. To m nl nil hr? t»f 101>*I in i|n *i\i tf « i \ r \ l 111J|| Ittihil . tlHMll V Poll with the plnipie with a brief niiMii "4 1m 11M11 11mlKmlit | *, wt1i t «a| ■ f 1 4 eulogy Hi* till tIti«1 Kohi 11 \ iik 1 h nI 1nt |l •«j ft ,IM1,ltUM.iHMI |o ' hr 111 «f The modest luit (Inn M aj Bolt II jto| l r«| 1Imt ji*. in huh .ml.I I" -odd In accepting the momenta. “ 1 i \ 4 M tiiDfl' h . " f * li| S•" 11, 4D 1 M i'i’ijl ,1 Iti r « 11.1• 1 i l l th r f t • * “ I .icrcpt this gift for all tile Ixiy* | I I . -I Mil I aleto! I 111? tk 4**IVi!l -4, iftiil Unit *i*t lt.il 1 *»! ' Im rn 1. - Ilf it lit,* . Ill MII >91 and many friend* w .10 (might In JACKSONVIl.fiK irt-N e w August rainfall ir r n id * were set all Korea and for a dear friend and U ||| hr *,ll l'*fl|i I of \ I '»f n 1nf \ I .it if ■! ft l| *4 iim II i 01 nf tf (Ih over northeast Florida Inst month, the (! S Weather llote.ro reports other hoy* who didn't come hack." aftt|* it )|«*1 I IT V* II N * VV * I* (rtfl 1 ft 1c ii h,» ! rio4 h#*4*n i- 1• Toe area also escaped the heat wave a lfc rtllig the east central The entire program was planned WHIlltl I " t htH.IIII, hr ^ill'l It* tU 1 “ In t' I Hi. United S tairs, thanks to the same atagnnnl weatlier front or low proa- by the Seminole cham ber of Com­ iiifn i iiti'tl. ii * a - -it. • i liMijft, hi i 4 In sure iroiich which produced the rains merce under the direction of Foi*I Ur Th. I'lMIIMII ■- '" f it t x JO. In Jacksonville. the temperature averaged ai a degree*. 01 of a tit- re*t IIrrc k n irid g e , manager v■|. |> an t . oi 4m si In. H 1Kn* |mh Mn , .1 M l 1 M ojnriitm Mlit ids Ii .If , gree below normal. The average t 0 111 hi ntfi »* ‘ * •I th I vvl]l It 1*y I 11 addition to the b rie f spcechr* Oiwi’i * Hi14-.I Tn Kn 1. ji n n 1 (DMA * would have been lower, Cllrnalolo weeks High lor the monlh was by County Judge Stenslrom, Bosl1 ■ ....M ••M* H* ’ till I kke- Imil i ft 'O;! I|M 1 tiled '>0 Kit - s l i t Indm III |nlo II I ra lly ( m i i i i* u ir 1nul. I i-Oi e Lo n d o n The m« Three itio■ 1 1 1 v 1 4 1 ? *t m i b 1 In* > 1Iif* I'Ortt ma*ter H e ld * \ d Mayor Chase, 1hi n 1 hr olH m m a ll im ic h I a r-lgo minister* »«( ''.e n iiw in and A o sin i ministers on the future nl nlitl that tlu- l.thil 11. ? ii .1tli*’ In’ hul fo r*several f t ? th e 'flrM Vwo ’ Aug 21i ' l,« :i ,h" ,(’w- "» ™ other dignitaries were introdiiceil foreign 1hi lias 1 hi lit’ 111**.ki'i|lt i'll foentleal note* were sent by thr t oiled Slate*. Itrlt.n o and hear,re suggesting the logli ley lulks lo $7 11,4MM) on the speaker's platform *'tOji, Tilt ft ni work mil MtM Mill •1 *0 -1 1 jtl Mil)'I'H SI* cities had record rainfalls: Ml Ni Among those present were Al III till? I>f rM11' tl 4 OllT flillT Im /*'! I 1. Arrangement* fur holding f " 'Irru in n wide i leetions ns .01 esseoli.il first step inward lesloring 1*111411111 11ft •' V 154141 -MU19ft1f 4f •I m liiiylo m t Beach l!>N!i inches Wilson, president of tho M er­ Ii 1 I .j iii.- a 1 li H4'i* In t Ta* purcompared lo a previous August chant’s Association; B. L. Per­ Oermao unity am! agreeing on -. • 4Ct fol it Ini TmmH-. fm 0*• " i 1>a ili^. nl Miitno 1)taS l»»s?I record of II. So m BM8 , Sanford kin* J r., president of the notary final Herman pencil seltlement Herman wide elec V Hermnoy and Austria received Lion. 3. Final agreement on the In dim -dsn Hint ,niV "tree , 1 ........... .... " " llu i>lvi-oiy firm t l tlo infillI 15.43 against 13.58 In HMD; Club: Volte W illiam s, City Judge; promised Austrian treaty nf irtite .... . Mr, | Vi* v Hti it I th* *‘ x jo 1 1 c ......... . I ' " " '" . ''"T. n« , maiit Hit of lla* jirajriam at ^1, Augustine III 15 against 13 In IMiSj Bralley Odham, chairman of tha iM ii llt ki ri m i i i m m c T it, in I I m i l l i o n pendence which nus.la has hern conference „ ( , . , I ' " ' * •»' f" f »"**r ;!lk ; lao.aiui fttfIt-r a itnHv *aH lH*(?n Jacksonville Ulna against 11.75 in Sanford Industrial Board; C liff A int'riran II r 1 1 h h «nii r n m fi only fm ir ci;iv .h fnfttn* w o il Hi* u H v m a t**n f i n a l" m u fin )»i'»* LAKELAND Neva Jane ItMll, Orlando 13 IK) against 12 ® Abies, president of the Junior M altlni: Infomantit xald the AHird nhli ^ French moNm hi i*t«» n r lr n r that • Cirrmany u«wi to th r polU m .» k*rHin iih 4f if c«m 4 a i t y w lt r i* fr o m tiijiHi ’ of v,m ion i r-njfHii *! ■ H 'p a rtl Langley heglna a trip tnrlay th a t 1 m BUN, Melbourne 10 R* ag.tlnsf to m illio n m i l la y in g la \a I idHi i muumait! of 11,111)0,000 bi ! n (1 rrj fKl in in Ifllfl 1\ kenrldge; Cordon Frederick, com- rejeotfd Sovel lluasln's p rn p fliil thfl Allies believe Hie Soviet p r o | vital general election, ^ w u i i i f to id pat ip -i ireign upjrffi b " as w mtlli ubring an 101*1 end her la in Hi, fifiaaTT midi h y 1 1 .a irjR n i i ' i l IU M t.muo m *• a* a u h i .Hi|Mil-tii'H ta »o f-.J i■ iira v l*Vm «1 n l V # r , : ,,,r holding eteetlon* afi.-r V MJ(a A m erica and p e rm it her ta t Nr JarkM invjlta may - mnipW - rtf tho U a m p h flM *» M h | man 4fr# firm Inal oinHr* * i ? IlCtOu f I llii fot f .ftf k * V IL ' Ml* 4 Tirol y t gnvernmenl which would peace .rllle m rn l puls the r a it return lo the simple lita the loves pert MllTI ifl 1fit i f i t'lil *■ Mu ifit•If fl « ■I In*V American le g io n B n a t; Mr. participate In a Herman pence don heIw e the hm-> > Tlit met 1 1 " 4 4 1 vk'M ij f«| > 1 f • 1 'tWft mi? lo She is going to tn Washington tar for -------- --------------------Young, commander o f the Ills"0 ......I Hir r vy*• | illy nf i j?aI fti?ly t #*1F T an appearance In a golf Inurnn aided American Veterans; and the feronce tn he lielrl within six . Fhe lulot nuuds - nl the Allle ■ j mi ini I it r T in t am Ivi 11*11* months. The SnvIK. suggested protmsrd Him ililsteis inert nhoid Ml Ni l aim -iiit! Thr Iciyrt w ill tnent, thru In Cincinnati and on commander of the Veterans of • ' i?i mo i K ml i i >•( ♦ill'll * In* t’it y — 1 mid-Oelotiei in S w ll/eri-ind The Hf«f w a n t to 11 1 • k n jt h o te l 4 ai 1 Sepl. fi she w ill arrive In Atlantic Foreign Wars It ml f jo *u♦ (to I a» liik n iif r Tftvin uf Lu^min n^.u M m* jo . 1 »?i* n tth 1 i 1 jtl a it lit 1 * | 1 o ji City for the famed pageant where .1 F MeCIrlland. County Com r* t inn l.a I ’ ' ‘ * <I ti *'1 II )• Hi lu ll.m Swi’.i frm iP ii is miflf r iffy , That I Ii" \ ivtII call h»i *"» mission chairm an was also ore she received her crown a year ngo m 111r* i i ...... t * 4M« I >fi mmI lit hiivi* lirrn iiil 'H*'Mi'if it* i 1oj!no i t 11f,iii ■ I sent ns were Mr. and Mr* Tom II It M ingtili 1 fi,« im 'i 1 o il n f I I f ■ 4*'*•!, ................ la . .1 M ln'tllti! pi.M *' I.AKK W OIITII 'iC Mayor M r |io |j, Afn| ito lt’s brother llru re , I '1m in i il i||t I il In In tin • it M f lo- 4(11\ i f t t1»• I'l*’ M! ^ .( ,.'1.1.1 I .1 Hn* Alin * vkrri* tn ■!int: » (‘ m l. 'J 1 ic le i,I n lite r 1 In tel linker and three r lly rommlsslon and wife anil two children M r* 1 MitHiii NNillliiio ii 11k| II. . .1 H ,mi (ttl h p iii ' n «tf Smu*t nnniv - •tmiix mi ■tin* 11 lii ,iii v, 1■ .itirth iilc d in ,1 er* were ousted last night in a Wiggins, M aj Bolt's mother-inM m* a 4 " f 4 '| t y !'»Kn»t ’ .Mo i special recall election whlcti fol law, also attended In-,it t att a* k I"' H U* in L 1 |t *| m w ti Mi- i t|i> " w i t . £ oTlft* . Il kV»k .......... .. n i In lowed disolosere that bond* the Heading the m illin rv ronlingenl W illi llu A llin lu Cuiisl l ine •*f Mo 1>1 )!)*• 1 l i t ,| i | vhi l i t •» ♦M 1 * . |.t tt. r . | i Mi Mi, ,t) 'i<i , n v(T|| city p iid 5252,onn for had not been wa* Marine Brig Oen James F It.iilrn.ul l u ii |nr .Ii,ml 15 n ir-. 1 11' t f i l l H ** " 4MMI ♦11 f t •' 11 1 • hmu n 1 M III .4 1 1"Tl . . t l i i l i b M oriarty of Orlando, assistant Mi M .lllgtili 1 u.l-- I IM crillirl ill M IAM I ijs—Angry parent* kepi delive ed tt IkIt'll • ■mi IH*1’ I Km ■)'•*" ' 11 | 1* ' Jt v« * I It 1 It It . •• lln I ir-.t Itapli I . turn II R:.'.uved Sr<'.*i n tf1'* • with May state d lre rto r of civil defense; mme 150 students from registering * 1ttxii a n d ♦ ' ! •■* j* 1* ?• 1 1 Il t.ilf' * " im ,i i i m u iui ImiIi - llu- wul,ni nl i'ii m1 f* » vvn ik Iiv 4 K1* ♦ *" yesterday at Ihe now West M i­ or Baker w. re Com nils sinners Col A L Tsrhepl amt Col .1 C til? !1' 'M ) Plnecastie A ir -1 I1.ml nut in 11 daughter M1 ■ ami Spring* Portable Elementary Charles It Hard ore, Joseph .1 Watson nf th r Nearly M.IKIO mure -1 . ju -le d Nit N id vOfl Mild M il'it ‘ * Forre base. M iam i Marine Corps oft th r City liudgrt tar the -ext U it Cc .let md M r* Jim Hi ct School and there was nn in in ird f Hallo ami Milton V Kngstrum 1 w liy omMi 1 im . N il^ t 'lu . t iil It! Ft ft W»C| M l officer* Col Kamo Yeaman, as fiscal year by the ( ilv 1 ummis Inilli 1,1 Sanford two -tins, W II ( ’,1111.1 s' J u it y r l)r,t](, iM i-p st ru m ate Indication where they would 1 - tmlH? 'f h i' Ik-b‘ | i l • H pf M m 1 ' | ,- i,i i 1 ifi 1 ♦ 1■r V n i Mt| Mi sislant staff officer of the 3rd *iun last ntgfil, bringing Hu to u s Im ts v e le c te d n ie i.ilc lit n f slaughter of lave M.ik amt M ,gt study I’jprl |?t’ T mUIIM K Mm M ill • 'i, fit in i * i 'l l w ill ih iib ^ H Marine air wing, and M aj John tal In ru ls tn s p in n x iiii.iii l\ it), f l i c S s i if u t 'l K l w s i n t C lu b s t th e II I Slaughter three brother,, The mothers and father* eon kit" Vft It b f t ilv i" * ' 1 Mil* i.f ' u Hansen, commanding officer head noo M M Slaiightei nf tlc a la . <i K Ofl'ti i ik m i n h r t r n ) ♦ n/ 1?" • ■r i - i i l s t ln iii- h r , iii m i-e tin g u f th *' tended a nearby ranal. a rnrk pit Ion n o d it iiit* «).• Tin- i M ,,, I I if f i .1 l|. 11 1 tptarlera squadron T hird Marine •l.iugliti'i ni I' ll,ilk a . and VV || filled with water and heavy tra f Four mure departm ent. n - r r o r o i i i l / u t i u u n t th e S’ » r t i l f l u b in H ip i »*«*j**m Nf. N n l •'» 1• |" MID11' b H Moi a ir wing Slaughlcr nl pen acnlii thlei 1 ( M in i i-le r ti-d l i i r b u b -,1 I t lliu - r t reviewed Iasi night uni -tires fie might endanger (heir children •*! "M" * 1 Hr id m folil Si t Hansen, form erly of Orlando, • n m n 4 »|i'o fl | 1111F ("H'l'V II*; Tim mi Mi W Nn hols. Ft I. uidcr K t r ir k t n iiil. f l i ,t v ic e n r - s iib - n l were made frum all of llirm mak i j ) They a lio objected tn the use of wa* a r lass mate nf Ma) Bolt's nt II . i l u ja ttt ra h " t i i i j f ill * il l |T dale M r i la-nu l.awrcucc, I'e try , vftiinli* tiioftcriitn ihm IH )" i tm <11 tn f* I* C h i i i u l i c l l . t i c H u m r : n i n l -md M i-* Minnie Slaughter <d till nil )| a M’Vt imt1 I i»»mH i " the portable wooden building. »’ K» 'l r ,t , m t tj itii ila ii -if 4'iTy m*h1 and log nine department* in TAM PA ‘,r — County Kollcllor the U niversity nf Florida l i m n 1 l l s n l m i n , f ilm n i l , i l te cre have hmlge 1 rediu-ttuu* A|i|>i<ixL 4 % lo t' loo'ii iih Hi • f o-)\ ft i , 1 ,fa Try W,M | m t i-i’ftT -if ftia tk ^i P e rn , it .n .1* graiulciiilarcti Paul Johnson says playing hold a taught with him in Korea ( apt rnately to mure deport m in t* -ire I s r v j Fiincr,il a rra u g rm riits, incnrti- Ho M'»f m n* if I lly ' l* a it* o I I I 1111- I f|r I 11f 11?11I I "III l l i i f IT years ago doesn't make Jurors hud John K. Vose and Comdr. H ft In he reviewed In llu- lit .t 'rip Al lire*!. Mine i-n iilltlllg nf (ml 4'on If i l l ,. .1r*fi M K e if ? -Hi') Mi 11 III ill.III #t| ,1 I>1r|H t •i > si »■ fill, ".-llll'i Pearson, represented the Sanford pli Ic, w ill tic .iTitiuunced Inter risks In gnmilling eases today llirn iig li the budget. In .1- mns bits whs s till ciiiitlm iln p fm Hie Mi \ nft:a * 1141*1 itilio u ifH Kiln? 11*•»♦ f noi To ilfi ii*’ ? ci' a| nf 111a r k r*t His observation rnm e after a Naval A u x ilia ry A ir Station which w ill lie resumed In 1111ir >nw ufftre** uf ei'Ulifl v|r-e (lie iije llt l/MM.MMO wmiM K" Mi l MH » ■ ' f ’ 1" .Ii six man Csltninnl Court JuJrv. oigltl nt R o'rlnek alul .even ijtrerlnr I c iiH iiij* KtaH 1PWM «, +* cu i iiM .jiiMi I 11|ft* "f 1Km |*l* f fk***v which included five lo lm ltle ii for \ f | r , r J a i k H u ll, it? - M l itie n k 1 I'lly Manager Turn I cuum i-iin t l» i I Ml I v r v nH la Halii * l U"W * vk*• g i 11,i i,' ** InTim 4(i * »• tin ii'W'f'F niei l»ol 11.1 (num ber*) players, ,i'J,m M , t-u m u n re il th e ed out today that the mct-linj- In i-t n t tin of tiny fUliHt llKMM't tti.I w 111 i•ti•j i* * nn «*♦ j" »$;♦ u ti, BRADF.NTON 1J1 - An niierxlhut could not agree tn a lottery rn morrow night w ill lie dev-ted F n il m ill 1In- I t u i'i l n n M IU n iu l lit f1114kf 4’H Jkl |i ‘ " I l .’M .Maa f.ii i MTuttti h nl *1j t i l Mm ii'iminUMl John S Kl liter llii 1 Ic s i'-I tile a* niade n well g irl of a 10 Tuesday Judge I. A Hrayson ile speelflrnlly In tin- Imdgcl -llh lii 11ri t * 11 n u t I tin t lu u 'll p in lie tin ■I if’Wi’l t’ftTlOl vlnlM IM'I I ‘,1001111 fill Shell (id ic rv lre -tatlm i n il the i fo iii't svniiiH fn M ♦"*, «-KiiU months old child whose normal life cared a m islria no o ilie r m ailers In he taken ini I ts n iils In ln llliL - * i u i l H c l c r i - l l c * Ai' | H I | || I 1 ( 1 1 1 ft of t 1 1 4 ' -*' 0*0 % Mill I "h iiiil I vt v i 1i| * I" in.4 OtlMITH m i m t ill S clillliiile IIIvil and a. span wa* threatened by a rongrni The liudget nl the iniblu (»■ 1III 1 S ix i i i i ' im I i - i * n f ilt e M l. I l o n i On Monday the A rt, Hpeeeh and t ll.lt J*l‘ VVittl! 1 lit I French Avc from the Sin II Oil i i m( for an outfall to I *1 * M oii"* “ tal heart condltinn. Music supervisors held an all day and sanitation department, under K lu m im C lu li w e in nM “ u 'lit fu r Cu . it wa* recorded in ||m file* Ilk' |ir«'hk*lktk'H Ilia | 1I ' 1|»M |I lit I it* lift*m i . i i i •* M"t in hn« She la M arie P a trirc (M lm l) T lie v lu workshop a t Ihn Hemlnoln High E. II. Johnson, was cut Im ui s t ill i n l e r i 'l u l i m i l l i n g 10,545 to 13,030; the city altarm-y’n e lu d e d B ill W r lg le r , F i l l l l n r i i r l t . uf the 1 minty C lerk'* office today ciinibhMTU; lltt.OMM • \* •• ^ ,fb U 11It Mil' r*1|ni «ti> Hl fi t f I lift' th«l Pike, daughter of Mr. and Mra. ftrhnol Auditorium . I'JIt/KTO Iiliow i .l 4 'rkcli yiat n < v fot Mr K rlib r, who came In Sail ♦ HIMiti t .mu M' I'Olly »' )* Ml'flOt * Henry Joseph Pike They live at The theme n f the workshop budget from I3.R00 tn 3.7tm the A . frf'e F r e n c h , t a i l . F. L. M e r H A I’ KTY If A It BOH (A I — ford mid upcralcd u-vcrid -crvlco ropiih a it ii* I it i it i mf i*i ui 1(4 *■ )o jt? •i v)4f* | mu m ubu ti Mu v i* ji I brmrt| Oily manager's budget frum Mtl, • 'l i m i t . l i n y I 'tn ie t n n lii'r . m id VV H , San Antonin near Dado City. was new methods o f learhlng ilaliuns, 11111 been a prommiml for t lit* Hk'waT ITMJit ovi iia fit l -tf t J| X •-!|MLIII;/ill 10(1 HR tn SI4.4in, and the Cllv 1 um W illlH in * . Mra. Pike said a duel in M lm i'a Donald Amsler, 'J'J, Tnmna i r i r k the Arts. jfnim , Ho i o il nn ilia nHi ’H •Kinf ii" who wns to he married mission's budget from I I . zr- In Nt Mil 1 lie • ♦Hitf, i) *,i 4 ■ - mH tiMi IM Iu -i g u i's ls ili c l iu b 'i i B ub figure In ba.M'liall circles Ini-ally heart did not eloaei as It ahmild driver Mrs. Dahcnek, a rt supervisor, It,son. Friday, was killed lorlay when H4'jiaf iiTioM of 'Hutto VA'iiM a tal ! t vi t'i Inti j;t WHlll'i JifiMitMt) ♦ 1 ( ilc tlli m i-1 J B Itn n t Ji n f lie M-rvcd three year* nx prcxl have, at b irth or anon after. Pen- the meal truck he was driving explained "The Meaningful A rt dent uf the tin s* 11 F lorid .1 Stall' HIITlltury H»»wa|*4i III' Mliktlk ..... II M j 11! ' 4 j.. i I * mT ii f lit* w i i U m btl l of However, retallvc In lue i'|ty H m if n id , m ill llm lle v lln y e * n f plo In Paaen County raised 1740 Kduratlon Method", and trave and n fre ig h t train collided at a League and managed and ducct- womKH I’oift I itlioiif lit** muin*1 i pit* Mm i nti iiinu i T b i, *1.11liM.i11* W ill al T n u ip n . at a public dance tn a-rod Ml mi In street crossing. helpful suggestions fo r beginning L'ommlsslnn's salaries, vnlci cil upcriitiuils nf the Siinfi.cil Miaul* hi*t i I r r j u i i r w in k a ra i Tim ih 1• fia h . a I'ivt n m mi w rr lo ?i iju i'5Honing J. W H u ll n f th e F i b i i i i l l n n a referendum this fa ll are l>> de­ Chicago for surgery. the year's work. while tcrvlng a* hu*incss manager (7oiitmr K hHi ' t ii Im » i’tiII* < foi a ft >4(91 t I n j*• j*?miji of tin m| l 4 ftw M r*. Hraham, speech and **• cide whether nr nnl lliev are »-> bn C o m m itte e w h s III c h n r g e o f th e id the 11152 Sanford Scinlurdi- lilu r* ■t’Wiij;i? 4n a l iio iiT |*lftmt Itn yci who ,i M4*hiT»<1 t ho m rottnif, p r iig r a in . reptlonal children specialist, told allowed more pay f'otitm r. .1- Itt'nvk'i 4 oi Hi'll Hi.l A recently-passed slide law nl ,’t ivM t’ t b.ir^k* i uf(* b* mi*j fl^ * Till- Pliii-IHUI WHS 111 1hsri-e nf ;4 > the tearher* o f her Interesting lows nnl nfiiitiliift* tiny |iroj:iao. I'a itn ii a salary of 575 a uuudh for mi #-1) * 114•11y oil 4' MrtMih'J' Mi. Nt*lwork ami how she would like Ihe mayor and 150 a mouth tar J . SV H u ll n f H ie F . d lir n tin n C o lli lu rly. Imt Hid ft|n*kify tItn' I m * HlH mm im I M* j?m*Hm tt .i f|m l buytM* them to work w ith the children each commissioner. However this n iit t e e . mot a Ilian w m ili nut fjiLo tjfiitl.lv Tft fhp Uti■* I'niUglll is the deadline fm m a il­ not want it to $ A N N A MA ft IF, t/Pi — .Several In cooperation w ith her. $|,!uM IM .M M M pay scsle has In be approved by ■AN ANTONIO. Tex. f'- H e a . ing lialluls in ihe election uf a Iktmvtil intHboil f»f f IluiTiu 1i i n t u l tan* of small drnd 1‘sh rlu tte rrd Mrs. laind, music supervisor, voters of ihe City Mr., Ni l 401) ha.l axjHiUia I )f? Mu’ k.lv o rjii 4*i| (bo jklnljMHK " f inroin# Jonathan M. Walnwrfght, 7A. Antis Min in fslniol today, im t hoard of director* tar Ihe Semi gave new snng and rhythm ma­ (to iiifriii ami lim t a pmKi am rm l World War I I barn of Correal A l present, the members of the (■ rnrrnllv la ir and but Hiruu|h mile fm u ily Chamber nf Cumn| ii j i t m v »111 ii ji f tin* . firs t indie,silnos were Hint the larial. She suggested new wavs it(AT M|i lo 1 1,10M),TIMM u 11M la to treat fa m ilia r songs, aiding Commission are paid 55 per meet- Tlmrsdsy ra re jit fur afternoon merer. Mrs Calnllln Bruce, CnfC i.ttik ftl l.y a n p u n ii hi-w ii iltarjo*, Ihuntlrrsm iw rrs ill * few widely secretary, said today h.dints the children In their enjoyment of tag. prim urily* w lih fm llo t a • MHiruk’ m il'll lie puhlmarked iiv mliimghl The budget was sol up by Mr. arattcrcil plnrrs. music. laimon lo allow fur a possible in ­ A delicious lunch waa served crease, but the Commission de­ In the school cafeteria by Mrs. rided ta cut it down tentatively (n Holds Wilson, school lunch super­ the amount allowed last year for A n'nllnn tor d t-in lx.a l in tbt visor and Mrs. lla ste y, lunch salaries. lilt ag.llnxt tile Saltfuid U li l/ room manager. The City attorney's salary was Builder and It* a-.xin l ile * w||| set at 53,noo. w ith 52on set for i n,mi< heluie tiie t ' l n l i l l 'u n it general espenscs and 5-Vm for 8 T. LOUIS. t.B - Secretary nf prepared fur the American Legion peace " The lesson, lie said, lx F riil'ii* counsel espenses ta ro u rl cases. *. ANTONIO. Tex. tJt-G en, Jonathan M. Wainwright, 70, one Bernard liu lh rle . Im met owner A sum nf U.ooo tar contingen­ State Dulles solemnly warned the convention that Communist China this: o f tno nation'* great m ilita ry heroes, lingered at the (mint of death In­ " t f events are likely which w ill >d Ihe newspaper, h i- hrnofht day. cies and $400 tar general expense* Communist wnrid today that Bed is training, equipping and -im ply­ fifrin In fact lead o* ta bglil. lei u,x soil agniiist ihe Builder ami >tlu>r aggression a g a lnil Korea ing Communist rebels In n«M agL were cut from the City manager's Chinese Late renurta from Brooke A rm y Hnapital. where the old hern of make clear our Intentlnu ad partle* eimureleil with It, chxrqDulles then declared: fund. The Commission has decided nr Indochina might prnvnkc war "T here Is the risk that, ax In value; then we shall probably Im; * vlnlatliiu of llu- inuitgaga An offer wae made to the City ta have a blanket contingency by the West against Chinn Itself . i f f * w * - " 1" * • * ■’ “ * agreement V 4 v s tt* * , fn doing so, fie appeared In be Korea, Beit China m ight send its have lo fight " Commission last night by Fred fund ta cover all departments. ha had "auffered another cerebral A t ly .VfU'k' T l l ! l T t x w i4 - J r Is r x Ifl' said many Informed persons overnmenl own A rm y Into Indochina The laying down a new gover Williams, local engineer, ta moder­ Ihrom boali." and nise the map of the City. policy a gr«»- Chinese Communist regime should think thnl both world war t l and P IT .e n llin : H ie ile fe iu ta n t.____ of telling _____ .potential . Wainwright was commanding Ha offarad ta do tha work on to r* in kdvance where Ihe United realiie IhnI such a second aggres­ the Korean conflict came about tic ( in r d n t i F r e d e r ic k , ih e p ls lu B H a nay diem hasla with a set maxi­ Staten w ill fight ta protact I t i se­ sion could not occur without grave cause Ihe aggressors mlxcalcualted w ganaral of the 4th Army with headconsequences which might nut be and thought that the American* mum charge, but no definite curity. itrr/. quarters at Ft. Sam Houston after would not fight. flguree were named. Tha Com­ The Chinese Communists must confined to Indochina. " I ’cter Ban" Ma liberation from yean In Jap­ Dulles noted that the United mission did not taka any action " I say this soberly In (he inter­ now realise, he said, that "th e y T u e u la v • W e d n e s d a y Samuel Watt Bradford, fi-V a re­ anese prisons. His stubborn <Win tha matter. Thurndav sident of Sanford from 1014 ta could no longer count" nn the est of peace and ta the hope of Stales and its IS United Nations fans* of Corregidnr, PhlUlptaa is­ lilie s ta Korea have Jointly de preventing another aggressor m is­ "privileged sanctuary" o f Manchu­ l ull . 3 11 - 6:22 • 7:33 • It i l IMS, died last week ta Dalton, elarod that any violation nf the calculation." rian a ir and supply bases In Ihe M O V IK LA N D land fortreai, in World War I I baa Os. Hts funeral was held We<lnesDulles told tha veterane the Ko­ arm istice would cause grave cun event they renew a g g r e s s i o n "San AntoiiB" bean credited with upsetting tha rean w ar haa taught Um United sequences which probably could Starts 7:15, feature 7:44. last is survived by his wife, two against South Korea. Japanese a rm 's timetable In the states " a lesson which we expect not be confined w ithin the fron­ Aa fo r Indochina, tno secreiar sous, three sisters, and three bro­ complete show 11:14 pacific straggle. thers. noted In a foreign policy speed to apply In the Interest n f future tiers at Korea. PARIS f/P) — The United States. France, and Britain have proposed to Russia a Bin Four foreign minister’s meet - ; fug ai Lugano. Switzerland, Oct. I ft, tiie Frnirh Foreign Of- , Sanford him! Seminole County paid offictnl hnmnilc to It* Ko­ flee said today. State News Roundup « New August Rainfall Records Are Set Throughout Florida Miss America Set For Quiet Life Russia Asked To Join Germany Future Talks W ri! Lake W orth M ayor, Commissioners O u t Former Resident Passes In N. C. $4,000 More Cut From New City Budget Parents Keep Kids * Home From School Doug Sfcnstron Elccfcd Kiwonis Club Prcsidcnf Bolifa Doesn't M a k e Bad Jurors 19 M onth O ld G irl Restored T o H ealth KriHcr Leases Shell Station Workshop Held A t High School T ru ck e r Killed BULLETIN Tons Q f Dead Fish Deadline T o n ia h t W eath er MfrBTwffi Sf ^ ^ l,v th" Gen. W ainwright Near ^Death In V e t Hospital Dismissal Motion Filed By Builder Dulles Warns Russians Engineer Offers To Modernize M ap Former Resident Dies In Georgia ■ ' ’ *V , — 4: JKL. m ■nr* iS ) \ \ 4 �V ' ? ir w ? ' ' fs'* O S S tt I'lC T U H K D A T L E F T la gattfurd's Junior H igh Hcfcftif, « M (h includes seventh and eighth grade ntadenla. It la loaatad at N iath HI, and Palm etto AVe. A t the rear of tka huiH inx ran tie seen the etwl*aed plaigroaad, set up w ith tennis eoarta fo r thoaa who eRjoy the game. Tne lunchroom duor oppfta ama iWW eneloMra. Abase, the “ t.ittla Had Nchaot HatfOa" form erly known an Cast Side Prim ary, off F a M e tto Are. and (Hath HI.. Is now th * Day N u rs a ii, a boag la the working mothers la Hanford. Hadtom k* the enfraaca to Mouth Hide Prim ary Hchool located between I'hot on by Raymond Studio •ill FeiKock III Feted O ff Birthday C Jd. D A W S O N C o u n t y A g e n t s C o lu m n In The News Hy l l t l f l ANTHONY W illiam Yost h.us returned to v ila lily of the tree. The tree Dili* duty w ith Composite .Sound run has to support out only Itself, out u considerable scale population as Five a fte r spending leave at his home in P itlaburuh, Pa. This was well. x ........ than Just an ortllm irv leave Purple scales are an Important for D ill as he popped Dm nrofactor to lie considered when tru ll si-rldiil cjui'stlon mid received a ha* lo be a rtirie a lly degreeued. "ves" from Miss Mary K, Hack, W hircver u living purple scale Is 11 “ hometown if it I" whom lie Inis piosent on a fru it, a green spol known since hlirh srhool days Ih w ill remain. Although tho scales I ItUburgh, tnay be removed In the washing The wediliotr dale Ims been set process. green sputa may seriously fur A |ir. U-t. I Oh I and b ill Ims lower the grade of fru it. In addl- ilieudv begun counting the duVs tlun, purpl-g scales often settle until he w ill lie luklng that next under the button, on the stem end of the tru ll In this position they leave to I'll I .Inn ah, where the may so weaken (bo stem Dial the weddimr is srhedtdi-d to tuke fru it w ill drop pcrniuturely This idace. H ill is iitlnrhed to the .Se­ Depuitmenl 111 VC-Ti is especially serious during periods n ilit y of dry weather or followlm; .1 se­ iil.oNid the station nml is ulsu vere windstorm, F ru lf drop I* that .om nium ’, curie.uonihoit for often excessive and result* m mu th e M n n flv . w e e k ly s t u lio n n e w s p itp e i o f N A A M . C n r i a n i t i d u t io i i. Jnr losses tn many growers. i l l ! A p r i l w ill he h e re In -fo re Heavy population* ol nu-.'ple H yo u k n o w i t ! ! »cal-.’ s on a tree are iisuu.ly evi­ dences by a yellnw .spotting uf A totul >f .i-vt-n NAAM men the loaves The yellow splotchor rnmpletei Navy correspondence coincide with a pile op of purple month of scales and If severe enough Ihi . , 'i. ^ the their "o ff-d u ty loaves w ill u ltlm a lcly drop When -boor*" * ' studying t- in no e ffo rt lo leaves are heavily Infcsled purple Increase their nrnflrlenev in their scale* are u ioullv common nn the l u t i n g * . The cnriesnondeiH-e smaller twigs and brandies of the courses are offered free o f tree. A combination of wood In- i-tiiirue from the Nuval Correalestalion plus leal drop often re ­ t'ondeiu-c C u m C e n t e r in Hrooksults In Ine death of cunsidurable Ivn, N. Y. to Nnvnl personnel wnOil I-esses o f wood are often who are w illing In mpciiiI .pure excessive and this rnny, Indirectly, Dine Htuilvlng. lie o' grade lowering factor, sine-? The seven men and the rnnrses dead wood serve* us a source of they have completed pro; D arrvl the melanoae fungus which w ill It. Siublis, firem an Hpiirentlce, Infest small fruits .luring the spring conipleted the Fireman course! of Ihe year Much of tho Inside Robert R, Royer, m elalsm ilh th ird wood may be killed out. Not only class, piitnnleleil tb * iiletalsm ith Is Ihe quality of the crop reduced, .Second Class roursni Thonma N. hut tho expense of pruning opera Fleetwood, parui-hute rigger sec­ Hon is considerable. * ond class, completed tin- Avia„ Don Hupplv course; W niter W. r lorida Mate Employment S e r* lc ,„ « . UVfntloR niachihU t'- male vito bus announced u farm ers f | , nt class, ccuiipieted the course meeting <il tlm City Hull p, In fllg iit K nuini-rrlng; -fnhn A. burg Soul. II. ul 0 0(1 p hi to dis­ irnharklewii-a, pviiitiun s tru c tu r­ cuss InlHir rccriiitnitM ii inr the al mechanic th in l class, cnmnleted coming season. Such meeting* he A irc ra ft Welding course; held a shut ago .mil were -'rank J. A Hiss seaman, completed sntleil try farm ers and pro­ the Maker’s Handbook course; and cessors In Die vegetable and clirus Industries, and much was accom­ ’harles F, Fisher, airman, com­ th e A ir r r a ft Welding plished In Ihe way of gelling over pleted lo Interested c illte n * Ihe problems ■mrse. Involved In lahor recruitment, troth domestic and foreign. It Is also fe ll that the meetings ntlniunited a Cattle price* react lo n com­ bination of supply and demand factors Including actual or expect­ ed output and changing hnhlts and Income of e n n iu m m They arc also affected by p rlre i nf other f ir products, particularly hogs • ■ Im III p im iu s h i and poultry In n free market, do fa r out tile prices 1 ‘ not slay *-------Pirices of other farm products for long. Eighth Field Day ul the flange Cattle Experiment .Station, at Ona, w ill atari at 9:oh a. m on 8 lp l. II. The Iheine for the Field Day Is "tira d e s of Slaughter fu tile ana Qualify of Florida H re f." Kveryon * Interested In breeding ami management o f beef entile, utilisation of iia itire s and i|iin lity of beef is Invited tn lie present on Eeplemb'Jr It. Kilentlel a smallII pockcl or mow. _ »y in a flow In make In the farm shop an efficient probe to learn if the muw Is overheated, Is described w ill) a diagram In September Flo­ rida tlrow er and Rancher. For lily storage, hay when loose should curry balnw 23 per cent mulslure, and when chopprd or blind, below in per rent. Hay. for storage, should b e u lfy ami b rittle when out of (he sun. hi a t buUding and fattening ts o f citrus molasses about dqtlal those of good corn, Ifd rp children off Irnclors. io ffra C. David, general manag. i r uf the Florida Fruit and Vege­ table Association, has announced the nptHiinlment of James T. Dimcan a* manager of Ihe newly afurim-d truffle division of Ibe asso­ ciation " t i l uriler (o maintain a dose ■Imlv of Iransporlullon m ailers ■UCh as lliosu involved in container ifantlunllaaDon, shipping weights and rales, Ihe directors ordered the establishment uf n tra ffic d iv i­ sion," said Mr. David. Duncan haa an oxlensive background with A tlantic Coast l,Ira Railroad and I m Sun in-os dui 1tig Ihe war. Florida F ru ll anil Vegetable A lio cla ttn n Is going In conduct survey by mall in learn If the dery farmers of Florida want a arkoilng Agreement on celery. Poultry—A blomanthly magazine namatl r'C hlrpa" la good reading fo r alt Interested In poultry. It la M inted by Nlchola Poultry Farm. Klngabin, N. II. Cllrua—'The purple scale I* the woral 11ngle pu*l of citrus tree* W Florida, It cauaea large crop Iota and more eclual Irce damage U iln any other tingle peil. While acme of toe Injury la obvloua, toma la Insidious, in that any quantity gfa ca la s produce a drain on Ih# ia n c r number of domestic work » ri ware recruited Ihn past soa ion from both w ithin anil without tho atalo than ever before Hob Humblny (n charge of the local office of Florida siala Em ­ ployment Service. located opposite the K irs Statkm on Falm m lo Ave­ nue, »ay» Hint Don l.a rin , chief of farm placamapt, Waahlniton of flru um l.K rne.it f., Mnrbury, rt-a lonal director, Atlanta, have ailvlaetl (hot they w ill be on hand for the moating, amt tho presence of lhaae top flig h t g rn tlu m rn i in the employment security program should prove an aikled attraction to our farm er*, who have prob fflll Peacock IM waa honor gm-at at n birthday party given yesterday on his fourth birthday by his mother, Mrs. W. J. pea­ cock at their home, Palmetto Ave, The young worsts moved play­ ing yarns* nml they weto served refreshment* o f !c« cream and cake. Thwsa attending the event were: Hherrv ThMaher. l.ynn, Johnny, wnl (fay m ss, Fuve and David m llo w n v , Patsy Owens, (Henri gnd fhmnte Chnrpenlng. Randv amt Alice Hoc Prentice, Jare (UR, ■ltd Pntfv Tims. The mothers present were Mrs. H. J. f llli. Mrs. liolr Prentice. Mr*. A, D. Holbiwav. and Mrs. II, I.. fins*. CREASE dren o f this aren a t Christmas t i m e. Tickets fo r PridayYi Shrimp Hull are *1.00 per per­ son ami all proceed* w ill be used for “ Operation Toys", The CFO Club aboatil the statlun has twen earned a* the alt* fo r the occa­ sion anil a ll m ilita ry ami civilian personnel o f NAAN, th e ir de­ pendent* nml I heir mentn are Invited. Tickets nmv he otitalneil n l the Fire Houle or «( the CPO Chib. For one dollnr you w ill not only In u i'llin ir nil the hulled shrimp you can eat, hut vnu w ill also he emit ri hut Inif to 11 w orthy cause. Make some child's Christnms more m erry uml have an eni.vnlde evening yourself hy atOver J20 d rive r* licenses had D-ndlnif the lle tie fit S lirim ii boil been Issued by the ouiity Judge's this Frldav at III* (.TO Club at office until n<*in today, II was an­ Mrtld p 111.!! nounced by Mrs Sidney Fowler. "The demand ha* been steady Hill Marks o f the N A A S Hpe- but not overw helm ing," she s ta l­ ria l Hervlees Department Is s till ed All vehicle niivralors most pro­ looking fo r men Interested In cure their 133-ad license* before forming n station g o lf team. the deadline on Soul. 30,, or face a Clans Inclmls matches w ith el- >1 penally or another drivers tost, vIIIan ami service g o lf tearhs In I-m i year, 97d more Ilri-nso* the Central Florida areu. Mem­ were Issued .through th . County bership on the proposed station Judge’* o fflre fro team is open tn Station Cerson- through Atri 31. 1133. T h o V t & l n tl nml men from vaclr o f Ih t operators, uffoura, nml dupU snuadrons aboard tho station, j f caieb pur cd last yoar conyou are a go lfe r and would Ilka *(!ttffe(i * n h tro rtl In SgmlnQla epresent N A A f lu rapi tllllf, contact H ill Marks at N AAH Hperlnl Hervlctrs Denartt< 13,954 license* lo s ti yoar merit. Jn*» 420 Driver's Tags Issued Don't fo rg e t the Chapel movie tonight at IH3II o.m. A film en­ titled “ Th* lllr lh o f a H a v iu r " w ill be shown ns th * f t n l In a «*rles o f Wo'ditesduv n lg rit film s concerning Did Ilf* o f Christ. The movies begin at p m . lo the Hlalion (Im pel and oil hand* are in v lt t d to a U r in l! N O W WF CAN • REPAIR YOUR CAR • P A I N T YOUR CAR ON Jz&LAc Metsch lld lld iltg Phone 1139 DR. I - T. DOSS HOLLER MOTOR SALES H O U R S 9 l o IS — 2 lo 1 IP" Health Boards M tio a r riAiNf* m u i Mn k s s tis ctA filM M eiNUiNi rsc ro sr s ttic c iM k r M u M u s t r i l s r* o u AX0 n u t m iu t I C’ lllR O I 'H A C T O H H um * 799 Atlantic Hank D ulU M f EASY IMMEDIATE P h o n e 1231 P a lm t t t ii n l R. 2 n d S t. BASHFUL BNOAStMENT PICTURE I* kerSIry elv*n in,it n il ryem (Tied h«r tim il n M in u ilrlt uf Ihn •ma««•• i rra iiti Aseeaieiti that *t r pel 11Ion tor final ill anil that »tn> w ill ui.plr NEWSPAPER } . Free Home c h a r e * a> U s A - m r lx o f it f V . ('■ It r y a n t . iir-i r n , ■Iny of H(|>| . l u ll K lIis li.H i llry iin l K is i- iiir li of Ih * Min nf t> l'. Iiryant. d* i-d, 4V New Customers For the deal of a lifetime Quduheaty refrigerate, with f a r ® T^praotical, econoindal, sure-fire method! F o r th e NOW! on ihn in <lnr „ r He* *. approval of Mine nml b H e a ld e ic e P ap l * R o a d - IF Y O U AC T i wiiiMt r r w i v i'ovcnir> P h o m lU t- M D E LIV E R Y NOW !! JA C K S O N V ILLE m — Th* .Stale Hoard of Health said today Florida's county health depart­ ment* w ill have an Im portant part In vnfurclng nursing home regulations. Legal Notices HODGES P L U M B IN G G O TELEVISION IS HERE f M O N T H L Y PAY M I N IS S ta te F a rm In su ra n ce Cos. Irviiur I. P ryor, Rep. Roam 211 Joe .Maloney, reporter fo r the ^ iiiifo rd Dallv Hullder, la confined to a charleston, H. C „ hos­ pital w ith In ju r li* sustained lust night In an nutomoblle accident, iirro rd ln v to an In fo rm a l source. Mr. Maloney was vnroule to the berlslde o f hla fa th v r at Charles­ ton. who underwent m ajor sur­ gery yesterday. HERE! not Reporter Injured DRED TH0US AND WATT POWER Trade Now Art album of 9 chndid tho {tip to the altar to tfie gala recepttorr for only S v ■». ' 'V [ / t >t -.* i , k. - » '•! S ’ Wd want business - your business! FORMALS IN OUR 3TUt)IO or YOUR In a l l UW to d a y . 308 E. 1st St. Phone 41? W p* wtia ■>,r■V.',-. '1 .V*/ 'i-li-.'-l' wii, tt" 7 .7 OhK v a l.i * �n i F SANFORD HKRAI.D Young Swimming Star To Take Part In Jaycee Labor D?y Celebration W h e re Is Propaganda Headquarters Site? II* RICHARD O’ KBUAN BUCHARKST (VP)—Whom i* tin* rvadquurter* n f the Comlnform, The woi ld-.*punning. atreret propagando agency nf the Krem lin that transm it* Moscow’* revolutlonaiy orders? ' Where In Ann I’nukerT Theta ore two o f the current iiiyslerl*.* uhout Communist Romania In which American o tv respondents loughl m rrs wheu wdicu Invited here * w wcr» li Ilusliy haired, J i wish born Ana ■' in years. fu r the first tim e In live years I'ju k e r, once Ihe world's most The C o n iin fu rin 't powerful kvii powerful woman Communist uml oral sta ll i f supposed to be in this Romania’s fo r-ln n minister, used Rumanian capital Front Uucha.- to live in a bi« house mi llucharts t Instructions allegedly go not to c 't ’s (ashumable Chauise Kisselef Red agents the world over. Wi' a«k\Hl a Romanian (ilfid a l Mure than a yi-ar ago she was vhere It was He looked shocked bounced as lorelgn m m l-ter and at our audacity ami replied: " I as a member ol the I’olilburo Al really have no Idea " though a lifelong friend nf S talin’s, Wo questioned Western (llplo mats. OihJ p o in lfJ out a heavily shr was accused o f "secret meet guarded no,; of big residences In lugs" against the Itr,I state. northern Rucharctl. F otry to Hu* A Homaiiitin who claimed to area is slopptd by i.-jtio d m ilitia klluw loid lls i li r was *i'[lt to till" He' la id U m ight be there, Another diplomat said no that Kreiulln all t she was klck.'d out w a i probably the headquarters of of the government There were ru the Central Committee of the Ho mors shi- was arrested or had died ju a n U n Communist party. The A fler lire dismissal, diplomats V 'om infurm , ho said. I* rumored to bo qu& rtt.ed In the country club said, tha traveled around Hurhar of a form er oil company at l.ak < est in a big car, visited govern­ ment offices and was In tne Ro­ Stiagov. A il the diplomats really knew manian Parliam ent last Decem­ was that the second mooting oi ber She was st ,-n on llucharevt's tho w orld’s lop Coinmnnlsl busses sheets ill May. Asked specifically, C iig tre Promot In the lale King Carol’s iiiouii l aInside Miinnu r palnrn In Sinaia iiti-jsa, assistant foreign minister, In ItMU, and that certain secrel told li S correspondents all the neellngs of the Com In fo rm * sla lf Indus's were “ fantasy and Idli mav take place in the Hugh ah talk “ style coim lry house of a former ’ ilt.o is m R uihaicst and is no fn n c e s i al Posada. In Ihe Car­ lunger a member of the governpathian foothills. m.'iit " ’That was all he would say. .T 1.11 ."V*:” J'A .1” !; Running Dogs IIMiKHSTOW N. Mil i.t* Wash mgtiin County constables lu te In ai onlercrl by ilir Hoard of Couidy Coninilssioocrs in slop sell im: dog licenses From now on lliey're in arrest any dog owners whore rings don't have t.igs P IA N O hi I HO .M onday M U S IC a ft e r ......... -- [io t th e re N A V I-: O N I IN \ N t l N t . 4(1-1 f It f l*H*h f l lilt low M “ ('|iut »l p Ljf ' h V V « It III •‘l l s f l . l l k lir.fO itil.W l > t ’ I I f *4* It V I II \ \ i : o n i v - i it \ n i i: *Mi •. •,* i% iiiki, ii I* . «i ’ li tl l i r h . ’ l K U 'li *iu v ju t fp l i l : hi‘ vv.iii u* ........... . 1____ to th e o ld f- d k * III a d d itio n Mi A b ie s s a id , " t l n - i e w i l l he a I in c h a m in u te I f y o u 'r e o . i r t i c ip i l I M . 1 i f to n ’ll* p id w niching " l o m a k e th e e ir t c r ln ln m e iil ev.-n lllit l * l l j i l - a l - - * . III, .1.1 J , . > 5 . id H in t a d n il-e u n i - fo r .a-lnlt in .i f n r c h l l d l e li h u v e In-en l e d uced NT/.VJ^ A A C f ~*r a /H tv.vC >j/ I ’ ll.m i- 1 II I If Mil v I i * 7 Fausts Drug Store -i vi i r N r /».*l V" S T U D IO 'ii n ii s n Last ‘. hllli H lrerl Phone Cos K I'KIDA^ \ y slot ll !?.r)p Dial Suao G7c Dial SltaiHiDU) H o lli r iiu p li. v la t ic Toolli Irl’IlslU'S Gap Sarnt'anl’s ShamptMi G II p S a i'M iN ’ o i r s till ) LlO lld t ll I ’mvilpi lln lli I 00 lirt'ek Sliainpun 7fip Hipt’k ('I’Piun Min’ i\o\/.t>tna W an n a fo r 1.00 1 3 Value 89c Shasta Shampoo ILilti lor s!li- I’ i l t lt ,’i Op . l i ! 11 Sham poo 98c l i t ii -h tin) ii 1.00 Stia i c I or Men a ( lp 29t 25“/- \N t i o i l l u i t v 's Shampoo Ml H a ir iau.-rhes 11.00 ami up, h‘!i:i Du I or 1.00 GOc Suave lei Men lu l \ I s I T III U I i n N T VIN 1 OH 98c 59c S laliniit'iy llriili Shampoo Im 1.00 1.50 SI nai l Hall 'n« i is l ’!t*u :»‘)p C m I is I'lp p; 89c l ir a ( SI ‘I A IA 1 S Shampoo 59c 69c 49c ti-'lc K u I viloh '(’noth I'aslc ii I nhcH r . 'i p SAI LI KDAY 67c ri‘)c 1\ 1p nnen Spray Dpoilnrnnl '2‘lc iMfiinpii Sltin Ualm ‘- A l Page 3 2, 19.11 S A V E O N P I I K I I A S K P IU ( E III in lin e I'll h fo il mav get s hcltel deal and ,-h nnnme inaov Iiaiee- ' Vo, -elect Ihe clli l e i w ill be two other wnti-i show*, nnn at :! dll and another at 7 III The S allfoid J a y e e e * . -|>-»n-Ollllg ibc gigantic Sanlaiiiln Spr ng < La Imr Day ck-lebriltinn, tune rii'u ic c .t a cninpb'tc -u lo ilnli- nf u r u l , in w h ic h V is it o i * c a ll participate Tint.- w ill he .n ti'rla m tn c id for evcrvliodv. .Liver-- pie*i.l«'in C lrlf Aide* *nnl, from lire iniun t«i * YOU’K H P illO P .MISS A R I.K N F I t lil. L F F H 1F li. alni.e, who » » rrnwited "M is* Siidlamlu SpiiugH of 1912", w ill present I Id* re a r * tio p lll In (lie new it Inner al the Junior Cimm hrr of Commeire's gigantic Labor tla i ce lrln a lio ii at the nearby resun o rs l Monday. Deadline to r e n tile * In tlila year'* ruuleal has been r iln u lr d lo Saturday. at Seat DnN" I s fliN l it U ’ NKM i t i l l U N I It ACT UN I'll. M il IN V L S I It. \ IF TIII'l-SK ! W' * i t HA1 I'.' Mu.- u f the eye-catching water s h o w * tu In- metudi'd h i the h a d lina.lt> Sm ing* I a rb o r Day Celebration schedule o f event* w ill be per fo r lin 'd try n I "-year-old swimming star of Altamonte S p rliirI.yndii Marie Kridgcrs, elglilb grade student in W ilder Park High s Imnl, and a runner up in ih e : A A l' nntlunnl oniiloui • viichumlrcd -...... uiug un-el on Aog. I I, nt water bullet routine Hint is entitled “ T lio H o i t'n iiu iy ". ! he young swimming *tni wo* i-Mi'lied by Ibe D w igiit sister*, Mary and Francos, uiid trained t vudn nt Cypress tinrdehs on ihe Mi,M set while they were making the idrture "Fitsy To Love" ''t im i ig Ksllo-r W illiam * Father il< ii - io' i I l.yndn's cosliiiiie and showed her bow In Implovi- hr I tiarksttoke. lack Holts, liia o u g ii of .'-all hirido Spring*, sai-l that in addl lion to Miss lirid g i'i's pri•ormanci- Wed I A S IA S A N O W It I t EH \ N I » P H IN K S I ’ ll KMt IM P r iO N .'i t tMipui M l I 1It X l ’f’.l V n mat r n i:s ii ph i n i l 11 i.s Pu Chief MOVIE PROJECTOR! RitJ.I ’>■4 ItllU OHIO Iso ir oUSI irt« pul ‘Mri HMJ LlfM " VUUII1 '"-Jff tu<» '// |i \\ '\ W\ xx\ N ■ N EASIER ‘ HOME EC-! GOOD CLASSROOM LIGHTS! ftaJdy hdpi prtvanl (y rilru in roman tola for taalng inukai th( dajkvit COOL WATER un kJwt/ ul ih u kio g GOOD LUNCHES! Jr hiking fwoniam »suin is iiU SCHOOLS OUT! Gaddy kaapt to lo d i and dilnkt coal...and coaLi pip mg hot up po­ licing Imu hat far you. You'll gel You (all RvilvJf v«riiif lo do -uod K# H tuok lha moil t-mptlog d/iliai yoyd fyi on ’ A* in uuy fo u n t many a HELPING PATROL BOVS! Rvddy talk you whan to (lota that# booki And b* (u«(|ul going hunisl I . t i ♦* v Radd, I in lh» irafbt rignul. making («*• vuu -gn lie n l lr o t i iufsly ' leather in youi hat when you Save where the earn ings arc now 3% OLICEMAN! W hin Baddy diktat brightly, prow lan d o n 't lln g a r , So leant your d ro o l lo m p i a i frlo n d i, and c l o g d o n ' t >1throw rock* at ' j . ,'I M a year Save HERE where it Pays * *■u. * ' « % 110 W e s t F ir s t MORE to Save HI rent WVSB*.- I. ^ a *1 .1 »• • * .A v .y;:h JR* mm PTOSWifi* s. ■ ! �r w - V .- r U -. W h a t Chance For Ba lanced Budget? What arc Hip chances for a Imllnnced A candidate for office who came from a budget next year? The administration log cabin was obviously of humble origin would very mitrlt like to balance It and mo and sclf-mndc. Both attributes were politi­ would Gongress, particularly Mince next cal assets. William Henry Harrison wnij year la an election year and a balanced bud­ elected President In 1810, largely beenurr f get would carry quite nn pineal to »h*> ^oT"] the 4f>g^*.~Vnh origin his supporters claimed era. Despite tnlH many observers believe for him. Lincoln and Garfield suffered no that It may be even more difficult to ac- political harm from their log cabin pasts. complltih that goal next year than i t w iih L o g ic a lly a candidate horn in n city this year. tenement anil therefore just as poor, should A great many taxes are slated to expire profit from his famllinrity with poverty and or be reduced next year. The controversial rise to better things, it has not worked out excess profits tax is scheduled to stop on that way. as Al Smith found whon he ran January Isl and there is also Hupposed to for President In 1928. One reason may he be n cut in the Income tax. In April of 1954 the feeling, still widespread in the United excise taxes and regular corporation taxes States, that city residence Is In some de­ are to tie reduced. All this will mean a toss gree u n d e s ira b le , certainly inferior lo dwell­ of nearly $8.000,000,000 to the government. ing In the country. President Kisenimwer Is committed to a vigorous »|efensp program and to eont inning New Russian Promises to neiid aid to our nllicH. lie has the interest nf the country too close to his heart to j h t Itussiu's answer in the In to rebellion anti mit our security to lie endangered by cut­ general discontent in Hast Germany Is in In­ ting foreign aid nr delense spending be­ crease the prestige* of the Enat Gorman yond the minimum safety point. The pres­ government by relaxing the strict regula­ sure to make cuts In (his spending may be tions which have governed that puppet strong from some members of Congress. state. All this may Ire nn attempt to pacify A balanced budget is highly desirable. the people. It may also he thn Russian way If we achieve it we will he living within of dosing the door on a unified Germany our income, a wise policy for nations as well without appearing to do so. ns Individuals. Hut the problems of running The Russians recently decided lo send a great country are complex and all any an imilmssndor to Hast Germany, giving man or any administration can do is to that country the same status as that of any make bis liest effort, hooking at the problem other Tuition In the Russian sphere. It may frankly it does not Seem likely that the bud­ also force Britain and, the United Stales get can 1h; balanced next year if the tax Into a |><>HlUch of recognizing "o r. refusing relief that has been promised is delivered. to recognize the Kgst German government. PASSING Russia hitif 1 refused t»; recognize the Oqe great asset of old-time political can­ Adenuiler government tn West Germany, didates Is passing out of existence. The hence recognition by Britain and the United once fnmiliar log cabin, made of undressed States of Hast Germany would lie a slap at logs hewn with an axe hut never sawed, is Adenauer diHHp|>cari:ig, according to Wilbur 7.■■Ibv,!;y. Russia has also relaxed reparations de­ associate in geography at the University of mands and oilier obligations. All these Wiseonslu, reporting to the American Geo­ moves may succeed in keeping the Hast Ger­ graphical Sodey. In 19,'M, he says. Georgia mans in the Russian camp. But the Russians had IB,000 log cabins, in lOfil only 10.non have made promises before. The new ones In 12,000. The same decline must hold true may lie lust as Idle as those they made in for other states. the past. Sincerity and truth mean nothing to the Kremlin and promises are intended to TODAYS l l l l l l i : VKKSK Even after the gospel has been accepted be kept only so long ns they serve the slritIt sometimes becomes corrupt in high places. teglc end for which they were made. A period of martyrdom has in I he past greatly purified and strengthened I he church. Go ye Into nil the world and preach the gospel lo every creature.— Mark 10:15, The Sanford Herald e»Mtsh»it sail; M a M « » 4 ,S *w 1 ’« « * Hast matter '» " t Xai.lard. K ir Jbmarrsa nf Watt-1, ______ B f F W pf W r p a r w m Ii t,i iip if ______ Gognac Mentis with water, lot*. Whnt mine jirisif do you rim !7 P K ttM l* * , M l i o r i KM *O S tK ltM V . t i n H H i t r t r i ia t . By W IL L IA M It IT T C rn lra l Press W rlle r t l. M i mu mi in M J <nL l* i | I.Mi A ll «bl(ifNrjf^l(illr#Ii| runt* tif rNnntii. iM iitifllttna unit *« •!***• i»l FHtrriiilniMFiit |nr ih f |»i*r!*»•«» «f tn liiliii IGs u lio iit tim e ih e K r e m lin jm id som e n t le n t io n to th e (H'ople’s e re u tu re c o m fo rts . In s le n d o f ju s t s c o rin g som e n f th e m h a lf to d e n th w it h p ro m o tio n . ------------------- --------uotrl' i'..h*it./ V.T'".V11.rdVtrn*"T"*.... .. ......... WeilncHilay, Sejit. 2, I95U Vinhllisky’s survival ttf the {illfRO may •*(■ due to ids not smiling while nt homo. lie's got those ImiKois gold teeth, prolmhly hecuuse of u decadent development. V Q lllll fillip* Hit M n N llli f|MF l> M f w i l l l»p f h n r i f p i l f n r n f r r n n h i r « i | « e r f I t t i r i M SAM DAWSON Bears Take Over Stock M arket NEW YOBK i/H-The bears took over the slock in u rk rl Mo.ulny And today Ih r rr are some sail notes In (he Kepleintsr song. The break saw slock price aver­ ages carried below the is iliil from which they made llie lr J Klsenhi>w er hull m A rkcl" rise from la*l November til January Opinions In Wall S ired d iffe r on whal this may foreshadow, as they always do on everything connected with Ihe market. Some are holding I hut the m a r­ ket declines of rcecnl days ended a feeble attempt tn stage a sum­ mer ra lly and are carrying out the general ten.luney nf (he m ar­ ket in slip lower ever since It topped out in January. An onllm liU c group, however, th in k i tho new 13-month lows w ill recovery la te r this yssr. They stress the good oarnlng* reports which Ihe m a jo jrlty of cor­ porations have been turning In, and ths prospeel s for more of the same In the present quarter and fo r the year aa a whole. The bugs also pc............ ^ « r total of dividend paym enti so fa r th in year, which for builnasa whole have been running about five per cent ahead o f 1033. as a Many businesses are due to get a profits boost the f r i t of next yaar whan excess profit taxes end. And all corporations can hope, at UM't, that a scheduled drop In the ordinary corporate Income tax rate will be allowed lo take effect nnt April. * p t w hen creasing number if industrial com­ panies nrc finding llie lr hacking of orders smaller. The steel Industry, whtrh isn't producing at quite ss swift a pace as In previous months, reports prlcos nt steel scrap rontlnue weak with buying alow, Many regard steel scrap a* a bnrnm der for the Industry. So (he bulla and bear* are de­ bating whether all this adds up In list prospeel of a mild dip In Ihe economy sometime In the months ahead. on the stock m arket break was done by thn professionals. These are the traders who are In and nut of Ihe market constantly, play­ ing charts, or hunches, or tips. Tho public paid tittle gttentlon tn Ihe attempt for a hull salty In July, and so fa r Is renortafl u k ln g llllle Inlercst In the jrs>fiNii't|*cllnr. People seem to b flM iR llU t their money elswhera* U )U Titochs. Tire Fed*’ roly Resow*.’ find* Ihe money supply gained by (W0 m illion dollar* In i'Jiily. about h a lf of It being gain* Jn time,deposits. And Brokers say, however, (hat most Installment debt climbed to a new of the recent trading that brought high of 2t billion dolUra. w>SV iffifc r . V \ Y .'.v ■ y i SUMMER RO DEO -,. IN T H E H ERALD HKI’TKMnHR.3. HMJ September prniuwe* a A n f i/ . id V " ' .n'at Ining*. w * expect I t hat * our b u lkh «"i sml * n t * hotel, perhaps, a rut vrill witness a comp lr lo n r>t m nrr new Im iM ing* than any September that lias graced the calendar. J c County w ill open the last Monday <>( The achoola of Semlnot i» ionising a splendid rn u n ly ofllelal. September. Supt, I). I,. Thrneher 7 !— and he haa *ome valuable rxperlenr in action) a ffa ir* nn the Drang* County hoard, Dick Calhoun ha* returned from Coronado Heneh and report* tit* fishing a* Ireing the finest it Im* been in yenr* Mick expects to return to the beach in a few day* and try them again. HEPTEMUKIt 2. 191.1 . , , Seminole County's quntn in the Third Wai Loan Drive ** IWW.fiM, K arl l.ehmann, exertilive manager of the War Finance ( om tnillee for Florida, rvraled yealenlay. Gov. Holland yesterday announced the acceptance hy Slate Sen Erneet F. Hmmholder o f I he district elinirniam hlp o f (he H orlda Wai Fund a ffilia te d w ith the National War Fund. unloadln, o n Co. I the largest government barge* e \r r lo visit Sanford u'»i tasollne at the lakefront pipeline station o f the Standard iiu* a capacity of nearly imO.OOO sn!!"n* s r p t e »TiTkh J. mis A paper entitled "The Keanurces o f Seminole County and Their Use", prepared by Mr*. M. B. Smith and M r* Mae Ita ly h urt, was discussed at the luncheon o f the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce. Temperature averaged nearly normal during August and a lainfa ll of H.fiH Indie* was an Inch amt n half ntmve normal, II. r . \U iltn e r. M an y Veterans Placed In Jobs WASHINGTON fJP -O vrr Uv mil her Department lion veteran* wore placed In Job* represent* an In through ltie federal state public nvor n,<. ,,rrvim i* employment *crvlce during Ihe iv> nno «f the Inh year prior to June 30. ,lu J, tn announcing this today, the La ,nr K,,rt'an vetcri H A L BOYLE <Editor's nulc (lla n t Ledge, a liills ’rin lireproachahle outcrop­ ping of the Catskills, ha* been M’n lril by n parly led by Heedless IL il llnyle, a barefoot Missouri boy u ||n an Iron purpose. Hi* firstperson story follows > By HAL BOYLE ATOP GIANT'S I,EDGE, N Y (AV-AI last' Al lust! We are here! I enn Im idly breathe liny, even at .1,1X10 plus feel the auto exhaust fumes gel you in the Catskills. Our party has planted the Con­ federate flog on the peak here and wc nrc negotiating to sell the place lo Gov Thomas E. Dowry F irst nf all, I would like to say Hint (hi* feat would hnvo been Impossible without the careful planning nf mv faithful Sherpa wife, Frances She fixed the sand­ wiches. She is bank al base camp Nn l — homo, I w ill never forget her heartening farewell words: "A nybody who tries In scale Giant's I.edgc after (!) when lie could stay here and play gin rum m y Is m il* " Nor can I wipe from my mind Iter querulous feminine query: "W hy Is Giant's Ledge such a challenge lo you?” Surely ynu must ly m e m h ir my quiet bttt firm W filJ i "Because, my dear, It Is (here " Well, II Is still there—and I and my p a rty are atop nf It. We did a typical American thing on ac­ complishing this font. We first sal down and panted, scratched our Initials on n rock, and rooked some hot tings. N aturally Ihe world wonders what It Is like up here In Ihe rle a r, rlrn n (cough, rough) ozone Well, appeara that that "th this area ___ , ItIt appears’ is area once had a tropical rtim ate, as the first thing we saw was a ruined orange peel Also It had been pene­ trated ea rlie r by a barbarian exp lo rrr who inscribed till* proud message nf hi* achievement: "K llro y Wa* H e rr.” Nothing else la left of hi* pass­ ing One can but wonder what emotions stirred the breast nf that lurgntlrn rude savage th ie f a* he surveyed the tremendous scene. lie has gone, but tim e has not dimmed the splendor of that vista. Ihim hly wo stood In the dread shadow of an even more unassail­ able peak called—well, let's be honest—M L Pleasant. With two more oxygen masks and three mere hot dogs wo could o f climbed It, too, and Ih a t'i the truth. Below us spread Ihe fa r splendid acres nf the Indy whr, sells fresh corn for 73 cents a dozen ears on we keends—and 30 cents a dozen nn Modays, when teurtsts are scarre. History, of course, w ill want to SANDUSKY. Ohio i * - F n r l y trie hone o p cra ln n got nm because of the heat here yesterday and walked off Ih cir Jobs They threat m ed not to return lo work until Ihe company Installs air condition in n . Eleven other operator* slaved nn tho Job In M degrec weather to Giant’* l.edge Was || BUI and Frcdrlka Grny nf Life magaiine, the spnnsors of our expedition, or one nf tho six freckled young ani­ mals in their keeping? Or was || I? Or was it Mrs High Tenzing Blake, who previously had pre pared for the ordeal by clim bing every rugged c liff In Bermuda7 The worn) may wonder, but we mounlalneers have nn Jealousy. For us It was a team Job. You w ill nev­ er get from us the secret of who was firs t tn reach the top What difference does it make? We made the peak. But I w ill give you a tip. If you are middle-aged and trying to scale a mountain, always follow behind the prettiest g irl In the par­ ly. t l w ill give you something to look forward lo. ns you clim b from peck to peak. Amoco Kcrvlcc Station l» l \« Park »**.— kaatanl, Kla. Slirharl la g J ra a r llr Jaadata tp a r« tr4 I.Mbrlraala Wllfc l.ra* I'haaala Wrar. I Oaa Knr N srr SI Ora .SI Iraa r« * i l‘r r Hllr. . * IXTR> SPtCIAt SERVICE. . . ffiat's the $>nboord way t \ IUGHTI When you need Hxtrn Gush If) is, hurry—I ho Seaboard Skipper , ojfl "drV-'V.f, "V Is muly tn arrange II for you lit R E C O R D T IM H I S IM P L Y to ll us how m u c h ($ 2 5 to $.'100 ), m id y o u 'll g e t Im m e d ia te net b in ! W e 're fr ie n d ly fin d a n x io u s to h e lji. L im n s tire H rru ttK n tl on S ig n a tu re , A u to o r F u r n it u r e t G u ll us T o d a y , (Formerly Family Loan Go.) 2nd Floor — FLORIDA HTATK BANK BI.IH Park and FU*l s t r r r ia _______________ ItiMim ft Phonr .1.1 Hell Telephone Go, said It would make an annnunrcm tnt Inday for the m il. Philadelphia Phillies In O U T S T A N D IN G O P P O R T U N IT Y FOR Y O U N G M E N A growing concern with 211 stores in 24 states lias n few openings for nmbltlous young men 21 to 80 who nrts cujmhle nf mlvnnconient in tho rotall field, 1948 Ford Va Ton Pickup Truck, Clean, good tires............. 1946 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan ... N W 1950 Mercury 4 Door Sedan $|M 0 1950 Bulck Convertible Coupe 9|4M 1951 Bulck Super Sedan 1951 Oldamoblle 88 Holiday Through training and principle of promoting from within insured continued opportunity. Men are pro* muted from Assistant Managers to Managers on abil­ ity. Managera of large stores aro selected from suc­ cessful Managers of small stores. District Msnagora and Nuw York office buye-s are selected from suc­ cessful large store managers. Fall’s newest silhouette Employee benefits Include liberal vacation plan, group insurance, afid a company-paid retirement plan. Per­ sonal Interview may be arranged. Write giving name, address, family responsibilities, age, experience, and completo personal history to smash hi* of the season . . . U M M Spring's newest silhouette ■ _ designed In two version* of pump end strop, So light, to toft, to flexible, you wors t be'feve w unMyou rte ond feel it for wunplf. r.stover the dioe withthe beautiful w. Aiv, dco'i greet^ee votue at i �WS ... . , .. . .... — ’ ~‘.'rjTv-i i — • ' Of S o jc ia l fc v w iA , Joan Humphrey W ed To Paul E. Smith. M l** Joan Ellen llu m p h irv . ilnughti’r nf Mr. nml Mr* llr u r r Humphrey, became tl.<* h r.... I.ixl rvrn in e of I’tiul Kdwanl .Smith who in the min o f Mr. hii.I M r* Frank I. Smith of Mi'l-r’iinshoni. Ill rile Wi'ihlillK took p i r n l i t 7 00 mVIim k in the home n f Hr. .1 Her nan) Root who I’ f f h t a liil »t the .l.’iil.h'inur reremnnv. Hr. It.m t is the pastor of the l hristlan l o ncrr t Rational Church The nimti.il . . „ „ music wn.i rendered hv Mis* lia r P 'oed li> the .Smilhein Hell Tele bars Flynt nh" J r '" 'I re lrg ra p h Co The bride, given In marriage by . 'he aroom KrndHatrd from Me her father, w .i* lovely in .1 fille d •■•’• " • w 'f " High School In IftV) Milt of while wool gabardine with Pfajcd nrofcaalnnal baseball which »he chose navy arcrs*nrir.* wl 1 ' onlralia. Ill This year he and a while carnation e n is le i'"c h e r with the Sanford Her hilt was of navv blue velvet * •,r 'lln.H* with net trim m in g and she w ire a single strand of iw arl* Miss Flo M c flill, maid of honoi was attired In a navy faille Mill with while areessories anil a ro r sage of pink carnations Serving as best man was Clnr ............ .... ,Ha ,, Mr and Mrs It F Cooper have ence „In era m of Albany. Mrs. Humphrey chose for her « * * " ! h" " " ’ ‘d 'r r attending the a. II daughter** wedding a Rray dress p " ' ,h r'V; «• >"*"»’ coinplemenled with while acres- 1,1 Mars in ti, \ 1 sorles and a pink carnation cor suae l.t Hale I. Scott J r has re Following the ceremony a recep turned to the Culled Slates Naval lion was held al the home id the Hospital In llethesda. Mil (or fu r hlrde’s parents The entertaining dier Ireatineiil after spending a rooms were decorated with fern week's s istt with his wife and and arrangements of white glad son at 2o7« tira n d v ic u Ave. , loll. The bride's table was over laid with a lace cloth centered Mr and Mrs W illiam Kdward with a three tiered cake surrourd Heasoo and son Hill of Mllledge ed by fern and flowers and flanked vllle. tia are the guests of M r by candelabra holding white tap and Mrs A .1. Peterson at their era. home on W First St Miss Claudette Waits presided over the bride’ s liook and Mrs II M r nml Mrs It W. Turner w ill I. Carter and Mrs Hessle Knight ieuve tomorrow for p s it weeks assisted in servinR A fter a short wedding trip the vocation. They w ill visit th e ir itnn. rnuplo w ill reside at «00 Palmetto Mai. W alter Turner and fam ily In Oahlonei'a. fin and their Ave. The hrlde Is a 10.12 graduate of daughter. Mrs. II. (i. Drake In Seminole High SchiMtl and is em fiastouia. N C. They w ill also spend some lim e lu Hcndeisonv illi N. C. (P & h A D W d A Joan Humphrey Honored A t Shower Miss Joan Humphrey was hon ored Saturday evening with a mis rrll.in ro u s bridal shower given tiv Mrs Homier Carter nl her home on West First St A silver nml white rotor scheme was carried out In Ihe decora tlons the ladles ctijnved tdnvlng | >ame*< with prl*e *< going h» M l** SS (triggers and Ills , llarhara FIIV v tit" „ i . i i . Mr* ^ o irlrr, .isvlrted hv her mil lite r,. Mhi. Jno M clicli. nerved n sweet course and punch In the r..| lowing glicnt* In addition to the honorre and hn.vteisr*: Mrs Hruee Humphrey, the hrlde rloef's mnlhnr. Mr* Itelh Knight, Mrs It. T. Humphrey. Mr*. J .' K Thompson. Mis* Lemtle Hotiindo. M i** Pally Haligan. Ml** Kay - ................ HatlRan. Ml** Flo M MrC.ill and Ml** Connlff Ludwig MlalrTIa Also M la rT la rh a ra F lyn l. Miss ’ifspn .Miss .11 Je»n Vyilspn flre lc h ru Kir chhnlf. Miss Mis* F.l F.llen Driggers, and Mis* K llfo l|yn Carl Carter. C cdsm jdaJL H'LDNKSIIAV The First Haptlsl Prayer Meet log w ill begin nl H no p m We continue with our study of Itapllsl Church history. The First Itapllsl Sunday SchiNil Superintendent's Cahlnel inerting w ill lie held after the Prayer Meeting service In the Chapel Members o f t|i" lleta Sign** Phi S orority and their husband* w ill have n ho* supper at Sanlaniln Sluing*. The Duplirate llrldge Club w ill meet nl the W iunnnV f ’ luh w ith (eating schedul'd tu start at 7:11 *0-1 nlav to la.™In J,l H;ie> j, The vl.adle* Society nf Ihe It nf I. F. and F. will meet at the 1.0 O f . Ilnll *1 7:30 p m. The W. S. C. H. nf Ihe F.henraer MethiMUst Church w ill meel at k : 0f) p. in. al the rh u rrh with M r*. R. K. laird a* ho«le*a. THURSDAY I'he Junior and Inlermedlate Royal Anthaaaadnra will merl at the F lril Hnptiil Churrh al 7:no P' in • The Ktrnt Haptlsl Churrh Choir will hold rehearsal i t 7: IS p in The Junior Hmlhrrhno<| will meet at the First HnptlM Church at 7:30 p m Filends of M is fic iu g c llalies w ill lie glad to learn that she is utile to be nut lignin a fte r attendimr nine weeks al the Annlann Nursing Home Ills ( liffn r tl P iiK ito i p la v e il th e P la n o ti I th e le e r l i t Io n f o llo w lo g th e m a t i lag’ o o f M is s J o a n n e wTlIii.m* to Cm. too F d m n n s n n ......lav afternoon. . --'.■v v ’ iv.v.rr ........................................ . I' ! - •• -* M eth od ist Group Holds M ee tin g A t Lundquist Home 1, 'S’kt The Daughters of Wesley Sim day School Class tncl with Mrs Itulh l.untbpiM al her home. t7n.t Magnolia Ave . with Mr* 1 *' Whittington. Mrs M It Smith. Mrs T Itradlord Itvrd. Mr* O K While, and Mrs .1 A Howard as co-hostesses 'r e room* were attr.ictlvelv decorated w illi arrangement* ol while hlhlseus Mrs. John M (iillo ii, elass pro sldent. presided over llie meeting Mrs J F. Courier opened with Ihe devntlon.il followed with the group repealing Hie 2.1td Psalm 111 unison Mrs Zeb lla lliH . class «errelar> read the minutes of Ihe prevlou* meeting ami called the class roll She also read a letter from Ml»> Flora Farish's nricc of Marianna felling ol Miss Farish's condition since piinlng her nephew * fainilv there Mrs Homer P rior was w e ll 001 1 rd lu c k after spending Hie sum m rr at her summer home 111 Par krrshttrg, W Va Mrs f 'lande Herndon, courte .1 chairman, reported that site Mini sent seven cards and one plant during the month id Angie t M r* S l> Shlnhnlser, M r* Pan line Howard, and Miss Aline Chap man were a|i|Miinted as a conituil tee to w rite resolutions for Hie do ceased Miss Mnrv Farish Mrs Claude Herndon, nominal illg committee chairman, gave Hie re|mrt as follows M r* Albert Itlrkson. president. Mi** Aline Chapman vice president. Ml** Versa Woodroek treasurer; Mr* C II Winn, teacher. M r* S O Shlnhnlser ftr*l assistant teacher, I’l l tv I 1 , I t i K ' l l N't OF Miss llarhara \n n Petra* to A llred and Mr* Charles Meriwether, see I o«i. ■ 'l.reroe i« In log annniiiiie,| hv her parrnls, Mr and l l r * mid assistant teaelirr I I P e lra s n| I .It'll S. Sanford 1«e H r is Ihe *on of Mr anil Mrs. The serrcl.arv was ordered to I i . l o r M l . ieerie of >wnford I Photo hv t en) cast an unanimous lia llo l fm Ihosn officers who w ill serve In with l l r . Ilie ka in . Mrs T illi II (illlon. I M f lower*. I \ ID13SL Howard. I P I Inn iiiniid I I Mrs fl F Cole had a tiirthd.iv and H r* t m iner winning p r ill'* I’ ii .u li and rookies were ncrveil Itovelle. W C. II,nne* and Ihe nml donated to the birthday fund |le**ie Z n lu iv . Aline Durini! the social hour Mrs M It In the following I.idle* Ho* Mine* \||**e * Milton IVv ..ir llh e rl Itieksmi, ll*o ' h.ipmatl and Versa 'Vomit n> k Smith conducted a word game T llits, l l .1mil' Herndon. M II Smith. S O Mimtnii'.cr. J It Will mm* .1 C inirier, lla rrv Hmv’ u A D /.o h ii v II I Cole, l.e*ln Wright mil I >toi I III nlge* \|.o tin Mme* II \ I ' l l l l *11 H o lin ' A P in e Zeh lla lllff. Join. The following phi tlrlp a n ts w ill ai'Penr oil the Student Program Inrnmmnw eveimiij at 7.00 oVIm k over W T Itlt 1ton Farley w ill slog "P S I l.ove Yini” and A l­ lison fan*. t> .ears old w ill render n piano solo entitled "l.lehea I riotme” . I.it'le Miss Dunime Vih It'll, who was seheibded to npnenr on In t week’s program tail was I ll It I It 1 M i l l N I'F IIL N T unable to iie rfo im w ill slog "Jesus 111 .md Mr - r I vilc llrvo n '!'• i M in . J . II. Itn v . Mr. mid M r*. John D. Abraham* have i elm neil from a several weeks vaeiillon silent a l New Smyrna llenrh Mrs. Abraham* will leave Friday to visit friend* anil le la tiv rs and w ill also a l­ ii ml Hie I'rlelitalinn o f the golden wedding m inlveisarV o f Mr. amt Mis. K. J. Jiimiues ill Jaiksnnvllle. Miss Janycc M a rz W ill M arry Samuel Goble Jr. Philip M arr are lin .il marriage plans rd his ilaiighler, Mis* Janycc M n rir M arl In Samuel M anner (ird ilr Jr . t'SN, son rd M r ami M r* S M (odde of Pine Castle The wedding w ill lie an rv r n l of Sept. 12 nl Hie First Presbyterian C lllirrh m Orlando with Hip llev W illiam II K .iilrl performing the rloillllerlng ceremony A program rd nuptial inusle w ill lie renrleii'il hv Margaret Cirurge, oraanist, ami Virginia Carter Murchison, soloist. Mrs James II Kennedy of New Smyrna llenrh. sister nf the h riilrelect, w ill he matron of honor and floss I. fin h lr w ill servo as hi* h rolher'* he*l man The h riilr w ill lie given In marriage hv her father. Philip M a ri .lame* H Kennedy. MissM a r*’ nephew, w ill light Ihe candles Im mediately following Hie cere mony a reception w ill he held In the social hall of the rh u rrh No form al Invitations are being Issued but all friends nf Hie couple are cordially Invited to attend the wedding and reception. M r a .u l M rs a lo n o im m g f ile T h e s e a re n il s ta n d a r d b r a n d s , such ns K r a lis O e , H it y e t I Z o to s p r o r ln it s t ’lim p le le w it h s t y lin g a n d s h a p in g , Over y e a rs ' r s p e r ie o c e in th r l l c a i i t v fie ld W I'.N 'I I'. P H IIN K !»7I THE A L O H A lllwuy 17 02—.Iiih I Smith Of Del.nntl lu v ile is Y m t T o All l'.vcnin« Of K n lrrla in m rn f Srpl. 2 — 10 lo 12 \ . M. 2 In .*i r . M. Music By PAUL CASKEY I*. M. and his PEER G E N T S IIA T U N • It A l.l.K T A l 'U O l t \ T I C • T A P r C M I ll. I N f i • H A l.t R O O M WITH V IN l’K M IN K 1,1.1 ANI* IMS A tT O IIIIIO N • Fully Fipilppeil Stoilln a n i» n iiK N r i n a . i ’s on thk t im m i t .t h v S ill V ih le il. L e s lie S m ith Is th e a n n iu m r e r Anv s tu d e n t fim n th e fu s t I h ir u ig h th e t w e l f t h g ra d e s w h o w is h e s tu a p p e a r o n th e p r o g r a m m a v d o so h v r a i l i n g M rs . S id n e y V lh e n n t IfU . PIZZA o« • • t la k PI E 'Itfsir.'il t)n l/ N ig lillv Never A (o ve r or M ln liiiiiiii tliu rg e Often Seven Oit.vs Week I v IH;HH A. M. to 2.IIH A. M 1721 I o r l> ;u l\ l<» S c h o o l u r | l O S I t» N John II. Hiiilev Jt A D I and I l l s ll.tdev " I 211u W illow Av> unm oinie tlo> h id h of a 7 |h. 1 or. d a ii'd ilti, Hnil>>io Aon, lioio at Ito A iiiiv l i t l'*o.«. 11«»«ni|j,| III Ollnhda on Vue '."I * .< • ■rl Back to College ••• ••••• ••••saoooaooaaoaaaaaaae*** Try Our New Student Sorvirol \ N o |iuc!tMit| ito p r o ’, l i n y j no lu(f(joyQ p r o b l o t m ! V Y o u r w a rd ro fo o d r iliv p r « d b a n rl h n x f r o t t l i . . . rig h t lo c u m p u s l |ovt III ill); v iu ir 11i|lr warrlrirhr anil in tu it In rn iv liittg * In uv We l l si'inl I hr III lull' In v o rn l m the .V itiiin u r l*i> ( Ic u ill I in your i i i l l r g r mw ii I l l ' l l ilc iin u ih I deliver Hieoi Hi y iiu r (,im |uis lim iiv n il ilu dale you name! Y ou II he read* fo r n w im d c rlu l year ilu- vrrv m in u ic you a rriv e —g r iiiim i'l to make ilia ) a ll im jiiiri.in i (avnrnhle (irv i lm p ri* v n u i Ilu rn v i j* n o m inal. ( a ll nr rim ir in in d a y fo r ilu fu ll iln a ih on o u r new .Simlcut S crvn r |y HUM IN N. lUNDIUN. M.D. PORK, when properly cooked, la t» nourishing food. Improper cooking of pork, however, cin cause trlchlnosli, Even rigid government regullUon* regarding nteit Inipectton cannot alwayi detect th i cyit of one amall trlrh ln e lli worm that may Infect tha pork. If theae cyata a rt preaent and the pork la Improperly or only partially cooked, the worm, In the form of th t cyat, mny enter the human body. What Ufty HPOHTfVIKU S iim lli'i' 'liie u t in ' i ’ iih Ii ’ h I hI hm * th a t t*v»ii apml iiiih h h n i‘iiiii|u iiv . . . th in ite im iiM ' tn o n T in lti I hut nii'iiairj your fnnt in cnulliul in mill anfl. Httinnlli, iinlirnken pliTn nf plaint luatliur. Illm'k HiH’ili', gray milhIo. nr lirnwn calf. SllD linin' mi<rii lit I .95 8 a pair vSizcH 4 to 10 AAAA to li DOWNTOWN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY U S 8 . P a lm e tto A r c . T o r K IC K Phone 914 rip e Sergeant’s atriiHia on Top Kick to give you a (laflhlng new moccaaln, handsewn vamp. The heel la atptarcd just n bit, everything la precise, smart, trim . . , ready for for­ ward march, Brown calf. itwynteH. tail, kite r«*taM e»*OMi«. !«*-» y .sv- . .. ■I . • M IX K H IH fIN K S | 0 YOl It IM .K A S IH K • ( IIU 'K K N — KTKAK — mid SKA KOOD OINNKHS S P K d A l. l/ I M ; IN SCHOOL P hone i tut 211 H A R R IE T T 'S B EA U TY N O O K 2IM N. p \|( h H e g ln tra lln n I n m n ie ir la l \ Paf . I ON COLD W W K S 7.10 Have Cor .1.10 lll.no Have For 7 in l i n n Wave For 10.00 Students To A ppear On Radio Program Dangers of Underdone Pork lion, ipeech and chewing may alao be affected. Common Hymptom Tha peraon Infected oftan haa ferer with the entry of worm* Into hla body. A common aymptom la a awelllng of the upper tyelld. A amall amount of worm* In the body may cauae no aymptomi at all. Up until recently, tha beat itreatment ic n u u c iiv IUI iik im iiu . « for IrlchlnoaU ha* reventlon by meat meana of been lie prevention thoroughly cooking all pork imeat at Icaet half an hour for each pound of meaL However, In vary aavera Infection*, the uae of Whan these eyet* enter with ACTH and cortlaone, tha naw the pork Into the stomach and wonder hormone*, haa provan ef­ Intcatlnea of man, the worm* are fective In relieving aome of the releaaed from the covering cyat aymptoma and decreaalng tha by tha digestive, action of thee# amount of damage to the Uaeues. QUESTION AND ANSWER organa. They ceuae Irritation to O. N.: 'la thara any ehanca of tha lnteitlnf * ,n<* * B® the peraon mny develop nauaea, an anlarged liver retu m ln f to IU vomiting and aevere diarrhea. normal alae? Atuwer: It all dapanda upon Theee worffle then eaeape Into , the blood ayaUm and mlgrata to tha cauae of the enlargement. If dlifarant area* t f l h * body. They It la due to heart dlaaaaa, once may cauae eaeruelatlng pain I n 1the btartdlaeae# UcorreeUd, tha e muaclea they chooea for their Uvar enlargement tuttaUy eleara up. The aame appllaa to Uvar In ­ ture home. tlcularly fection* In most tnatancae. How­ The area that la particularly ever, I f tha enlargvmant la due to •ffecUvi « t i n d U Ph r* F , ’ h1^ ! cancer or to elrrhoala of Uta lly .r muacl* which aepantea the cheat from tha abdominal organa and that baa rtmalnad untreated too which U ao important for breatto- to a g ^tb e enlargement ueually mg. The other muscle* of r e ^ r a - llr t Start Them Duncing • • • • • • iv«d s*pt. 3. i« .i • i i \ i t > illin iu m Margaret Jones 111* I noise ttissell Mr» C T l aw sen Srpl. .1 • I — 2 In s tv rn s n nEft.un SCHOOL Sl'KC IAI.S I'O ll 2 WBKKS ONLY . M r and Mrs J J Pelras arc announcing Ihe engagement ol their daughter, llnrhnra Ann. to Alfred Foster Iirecite. *on of Mr m d Mrs V id o r M Crem e Miss Petra* Is a IW I graduate ol Seminole High School and Ir. now employed by the Southern Hell Telephone l i t Mr (ire rn e graduated from Seminole High S •(tool In l!M7 and is employed by the Atlantic Const I .Inc Plans are being made for an licto lie r wedding and complete plans w ill be .mummied later m ,, Sainlv Inderson .iM iio n ro e Ih e tiliH , spent their vaealion in Clnvton. L o v e s M e " S to ' I * th e d a u g h t e r | w d le g e r l i W illia m F. o f .I d i u r h t . r lo n e N | Its 7 o r tin ami not In Snvaniuih. N. Y. as o f M r . a m i M r s U11< riio n e m isly staled veateidliy. V lh le p hoi u al s w v m Vug :il at tin T h e tw o s td o ls ls w i l l he a ce o o l Orange M■in*•<n.I Huvpil.il lu 01 M, „ „ vtI(ll Stevens of Tamna D a llie d h v l . u l i i Ita d e v a m i h a rk In lido Hi !>■ a llie d i Is Ihe i is spending some time w ith her g r o u n d m u s ic w i l l he fu r n is h e d (nrmel i 11 ilia T ru l'ii k m o th e r , thf. Engagem ent Told O f Barbara Petros inaki’H nai rnvv Irarka ilila pi’il. bni’lv anil flalD’f- Ing Imv hi’i’ler . . Sandli’r tnaili* it fnr \ 'nl who waul In rld»* "t’gprmw” even vvI i i t i ’ and I’V r r v day you gn. Pri’lly Hiifl.. Illm'k lilack kid. n i u (Ii > ami nul nr �0 m I uWiTr ]• * ,•1. • •• .,vij 1i ■ *1; • - r Tom Leonard Wins FSL Batting Title With .381 M ark; Dunn Is Homer King : / • Buck Purdue llama Howe Jim V lrkery Jim « !:• Us nr inn Its in ill ru n the home run title with 2tMu rd of 213 set hy (iibiesvilte back give Sanfonl Ihe leader for the tM7 .ecmiil straight year. Chuck Aleno lie d Treadway, Jacksonville Aim n tor sanlord lust year with Beach munuKer ami Inrm er New X> ami Manager Kd l.evy, now of seasons ol I ll | 'a l l i / e . l It'l l I l l 'l l York (Hard outfielder, was sec Won! ru n ic ol bem nrd's se.'imil Daytona Hour’ll, annexed Hie (lr*t oinl with 365, straight hutting crown from bra home run huuuer lo r a Sanford ‘Other loop Jesilm included* eiri1 lle iiiliiiia rie rs In N i l v e r itla v rr in utso with VI I I owuk I O f lyini, lie l. ain 1 .ml Rprl'in >itl, the release nl o li|n a l 'Ihe < nrdlnnls set u new stolen uveintjes lids mnrlilnK hase record In Ihe F.HL this y ra r Meanwhile, .'d.niutfer J. C Inmil Willi K2I. hreuklmi the old xtallil* ; Dlelf BaUer, ‘ , Dayfona Beach The Its ye;n old Hychnscr, T o m m y " W u h o u ” b e n n u rtl won a m in o r b u ttin g tit le (o r tin1 scctm il Him * ill III!) t it le ! tw o y e a r {’ arm*)' H i hi* w ;ii o l lir li d lv a w a rd i'il H ie class I* F lo r id a SI a 11* l.<*’i ijiiL* c ro w n w ith u :tMl m u rk till* sum m er l.r o n u r tl. tin 1 one (n u rlh C h e ro k e e In d ia n fr o m N o rth < 'ar u lln a . W illi tin* C o a s ta l IT iln s l ea lin e t it le In U » iu o k ie season lust y e a r W ith n .175 m u rk nru ieri y of the SI I amis t animal fllilK atm sy lent Inis a life lim e hal lu n ik of ( r ( in h it two (nl. S S f t '® , M P IFr.l h k e ris r Ita lU r Joe ,\n *e l oulfieliler, stolen Busesr, do Cocoa M)|r Rama Itowell halted In Ihe most unis, 17.’ , Joe Alice), Jacksonville lleuch rig lith j i i d n , won Ihe luont H u m e s, 2J, while Hasrom lla m m , bukel.imt right hander, losl Ihe most in l wo o ilier iniciiers won 2u cr more n a m e s -J im VlcVcry of lie l.aml wills a 22 U m ark ami BID M illar, [luytona Hear It, 2211. Huh li-a ilw a - hy (alike, Daytona Beach righthander, wu* In front with 11/ sH Iki’oids *sii*l Daytona Beach lilth u n d e r Krnle Craumer set i new league record In Walking 2ui hatters. Vickery and May U nit of Jack­ sonville lleuch pitched Ihe only no M l, no-iun games O'Flynu looped ihe circu it's rookie hitters with a .311 average .p m j ! * ( \ DUNN & \j Score 8*4 Win Over County All-Stars | Red Hires Swats Homer; Buddy Lake Hurls Shutout Ball For 3 Innings DeLand Tries To Even FSL Series W ith I s Hy KKNT C IIK TI.A IN Wed. Sept. 2. IUS3 T IIK SAN FIIKD IIK HA I D Sanford's l.eglon 'W h ll K ids" reully proved llie lr title last night a* they lllcruHy whirred past home plate in n wild and wools e-run uprising to topple the County A ll Stars In a heneflt liusehall •h ul Hie Memorial Stadium followluH Ihe t.'uiuuieiuorutlun cere nies In the county's Korean Warr veteran* and M ajor uior Jack K it . V ' h Hriaiklyn, replacing bake on Ageless lied Hires, noted soft­ J In* h ill for Ihe A ll fila r* encoun ball M irier, hl.isteil a home run til le n d a sriye of wildness and By K K N T ( IIK T I.A IN ta k e th e fita rs In a 2 0 lead In the walked llic firs t five bailers to Well (lie Junior begion "W ins K ids" kepi their winning way* By third fram e as Buddy l.uki flared face him In Ihe fifth Two wild iletenttng tiie County A ll Stars, " - t , Inst n i||lil . . . The "old p ro" Bed h l ik Into hi* old form , >leaking pitches, ii stolen liase and three lilie s U nited n Imnier o ff Jim m y K rliler In tin- iliin l Inning over the the "Hwli.li K ids" on one lilt ilur* errors, plus a lilt Batsman and left f|«li| wall . . . For h ittin g Id* home run, his firs t lu the lust 10 nig the five pusses enabled the "W hir like uisu cracked nui the first K ills " to take a (12 lead which yenrs accoriling to iM- I'A unnnunrer, he w ill receive n solicit suck from I V ikins .Men’s Store; a free glass of wider id Flm er's; n tooth dean hit of the Hume In the hot was cuonidi pick and napkin id Appleby's ami a gallon o f *‘d ry " pus from S initty's linn uf the second Into right bake Jim m y Wade slide home and Simt>111n' T u ttle stid 11111 , uh yi->, we foigot, ii pound of d irty rugs fanned four and didn’t Issue u silicic puss Bulllnig tile ycimijislers Jim m y Holler was walked before f r triu the Nuufoid ll.-ridil, » * * Brooklyn, a recently discharged wills tils dccejiHve knuckler. IVI.-i Si-hliul, Kseciillve Vice I'renldrnt, chief S tn tlslii'iu il, iillil lie didn't fool Kit McCall, how- Korean vet, retired for David HusSepri.|iiry-Tri-u»OM-r of the Floiidu Stale bengue; form er Hanford ever, as the silent riuhtfivlder s). Jimmy K rlile r won Ihe Ituim* lle ru ld Sports F d ito i; and p iil.lic ily director of Silver Springs In Ills In lie,hi center npnsM'd n dnuhle do dtehluu Ihe first six stanzas he spare time, lui fin a lly thrown in llm towel in his controversy w ith fdr the limee lilt I, off bukti. 'burry Hates opened tin* fourth ore taking first hast' In allow Sanfonl lulls ovei the -lie of l-al bevy's three home inns in one game W|th a walk ami scored all Ihe wuy second liuselllur Hawkins lu pitch In d rill . . . IB-re |* Ida reply, from fir d on Jim m y Hawkins' Hie last frump In which Hie Star* " II I. lly, mm! N o w I get Ih e point! Changes w ill lie mo.|e lu the looping Mni'li* to short lig h t field rushed In on a lilt, a Ml Batsman IPfi I ■illlin n r I'eti l • * * t f . account for tin* le g io n ’* first and lliree walks lo push two mine runs In. Sniiforil'a Tniinnv bi-onaid Is llm n lfic in l halting cliuniplou of the K rlile r yielded fjn h t Mils ami Florld'i Slide bengue w ith a riilm sl JIHl aveiage . , . lie I* Ihe flin t Mirreiidered .lust three pusses Snnfoid player In win a n a ltliig title iln re the F io ilila State beagua while Ihe I a-mIiiii uolrhed first was re o ig in ii/e il a fte r a durm uul petiod in lUJtl . , . However, Tommy Jhri'e fills o ff the combine slants isn'l ihe flrs l playei who won a batting elinmpMmJiip fo r Sanfonl . , . of bake, Brooklyn urn) Itussl M. I. "IV e Wee" T il He, hrn tlivr o f Cuplain (toy THIis o f tiie Hanford DATA: For the firs t tim e In an I’o liie Department, tells ns tlud (Itto Media* annexed Him crown Back organized Baseball game at llie ill 11*27 during the t il........ B«n Cantwell , , . "IV e Wee" te ll* us that M cm orlal Stadium, local funs saw tlm greatest single l.am l.oil aggregation to represent Hanford was »Kv*n IfolierDon's ^ jllrh ln u and a leflhumled shorlstun . . , BuBbii the IlCl'i o u tfit Hint hud Sid Hudson, D nffy or D itxy Dean and many It tt nit*r kept Ms Kec Ironies Blshee shilled to slmrtslop ami oilier*. team In n two-wav lie fo r firs t used his flrs l hasumau m itl in « t * the imsIUim. . . He threw one p u re liy M u llin ' a three lilt vie h it vlrFrom now on Tommy Kuhn w ill lm our high school snort cor­ ;r out with an awkward p lili tqrv Over NAAN Operations yes respondent . . . Tommy Is one o f those uvid iKiXlng luna whu really tin la v . Tiie VC-Klerts tilasnl to* up and an accurate peg knows nml keens up w ith the sport . . . Tummy w ill have a periodic A l.l.-U T A M s V II 11 ll lin t inn nllcher f.l. J N. Uevelanil )|..imiiiai<iii. it. 1 1 column nntiHoi ‘ H o s in g B its " w h ic h fu r fis tic fa n s , should Be m ost Mi l i hits, lu i'lm liin i u trip le tot F v h iih , 31. 1 1 1 enllgldenlny 1 '!» » * I h ml, ll..s> 3 ti l mihertaonit 0 F liliiit..|s , If. 31. 4 iCIeVeliiml lecelved nooi support tin it 1 ley, r l 1 1 Seitmiii l l i k r l s fo r Ih e fiv e H em ln o le H ig h H i 'I iim .I hom e foot h i Ids e i'lliir dwi-llimr mute* com* tv Id le . K .lf fl fl n h u ll |•.ullll'N m i l go m i sa le s lu u lly , . , 'Ih e r e g u la r f!i.!ill v a lu e w ill u 1 n iiili'.t nine errors w h ile the i ‘<u lili 1... i f t i. i In- sold at a lia r g iiiu I M ill (o r fa n * who a r t b e fo re Hie un iso n gets 4* 1 Kjects were B o u tin a seven. F. K! .litllen, e l H ires. Ih 1 u iid e rw a v ■ - - lu r ld r u ln lly t h a t fir s t g a m e Is m il f a r o f f . . . T w o H oley liip le d for the loser-. , lllIKst, HS.p D i .1 u.-ckn 11 i i i i i l-'iid a y Ih e t ’ele rv Fe d s w ill lin llle th e \p u p k a B lu e VC-KlecI lollies is now tied H i'M ru rit. e II ll 1 lln r le r s l i n e lu H ie M e m o ria l S ta d iu m . . . T h a i ’* F r id a y n ig h t, (I 1 1 j w tlti l-’ANItON (liiernllonr. for thw Y ules, ,* p *1 1 3 .. H ept. IH. in flv hmo lead at the Hunfnnl IH.like li ro n k iru . e 0 1 i. • • • aval A ir Ntxllun. Klerts Icei V .'ll II I . I l l ' l l * 1 1 0 11 fl i. UmpliK Thomas behind ’ he piatc In Inst nlg lit's game old u mure T o In la 3M the ru lin ' w ith a nine-run estilu1 M i * io r l.rn lu u %14 II II it u i i than eredilulile Job III our eatlnuttloM, despite Hie usual cat-call* from klon In the top of Ihe seventh to JHuonlle r, *« 1 3 1 n s* Wrap up ii I r*-r» trium ph over I'il I e. IP i) 1 a Hie fun* . . . I f they knew he was II Koicnn W ar veteran who lost no eye, we nn- sure they w ouldn't have uttered a sound . . . Uuddy bnkii H ales. If N AAN (Ipmntlops. 1 I ii li 0 III VI*. If 1 VC-Klee I a 211.3 P ill It—D, II 7 looked like hio old self lust night hurling one-hit hull whits blanking Hit w kin s SI. e $ II » the Junior begii.n lu Hie three frames he tw irled , . . bake BUO alathed Ma a s op* >11 m o 1— 5 3 u HlSl.ee, |l>. *s 3 4* ii m il Hie firs t clean h it to rig titfle ld . . . Through the sixth lim ing the w inner - Kuhertaon. boser — K rid e r. |> II. .1 1 1 II 0 1 (nevelaml. 3H - Ituheilsim , Flo- Jones, e tnotn l.eglon had cidlnctcd $11111.17 from the c u litrilliuticni barrvU I t tha . I'ln r k e , r ii 1 ii |«y. entrance . . . It. Johnson sou *ahl anlil tills was not viudigh rnotldy Utoniiy ltb taka M e i'n ll. rf *i l ii n days n(jd rers to Miami for thru begiou players throoo da add two t * nights Hum net, rf il ll f> * n all Ih Junior begion | Iln liin iiM . of i f tfvsk. 1 n d of u "f Mjis FI II fo r the N nllninil Junior l.eglon finals ut thu end K ills , ef ll 44 ii II II f i The Sports Register 1: : Robertson Pacos C-Electronics o 15-5 Victory 25 Radio Stations W ill Carry Gator Football Games TAM PA Ut—AU 10 n( th< Uni­ versity of Florida football game* Wit) be broadcast H ill season by a minim um n f 15 stations throughout Hie state. L H Mitchell, general mnnaifor of radio station WPAK here, an­ nounced Ihe Broadcasts would be handled by the CBH Florida group plus other stations Hu said the complete list of Muttons w ill be nnnuimred later. K adi station in the football net­ work w ill have Us 'own advertis­ ing sponsor." Oils Boggs, veteran vei i|H ir 1scaster of W U uF, (iaitiusville, 'again w ill handle (be play-by-play account uf Florida game*. Working with lilggs w ill he Hoi F lclicbm an, WDAK sportscasler. Hay D a n lrk r. WHUF program ilite c lo r, w ill be the pro durcr for llm broadcasts ami Oar land I'owcll, W ilU F director, w ill direct Hie operations. A t tlihev th« Florida football netw ork w ill bo' combined with those of oHi*c slates such as Alabama. Kentucky and (ikorqla. The opening broadcast w ill lie Ihe Sept. IP 'n ig h t game between Hire Institute and Florida at Hunt ton, Texas. K a H alf And H alf \V l 11le, XI. f l 4 4 ii M 1 t Sit T o In I* O A IN K M V IU .K , Fla.— F lm lili'a O lBlur* play five day and fiv« night A ll-N ln ra ' J r. I.e a jn n f^ o lh a ll games in IUGII. I I I - t i l l o il II IMMI I in ( A H IIIIN lip s AAH Him - A AH P H B warfz Paces Loop With 159 Avg. i s; W h ,is;Ci!rjid7/ffl i f e I. Tha lls llc a ;* took a tw o-point VH-S S UBft. W ir k . V O .I 7 ;i""» d ili I agun Imwlers w ith a IW per ( Ullage lu klx games. 1 Pies* o f the second ftloro VG-B t as Ihe roaring gun Monday i g ilt scoring lie highest ImUvD . i w l aeries o f the w»«k and aaaitt w ith a 6M rngrk while hi* amo was the beat o n t-g im a ■ o f l be season and waak. (Well is tha pace setter of f n it il running H ellcat* and .y a n k in g bowler o f tha naval ill w ith * IM a v a ra n rloaa- on tirn a e Oman X rl ra tm m i'le i Angle I (nxlh Htraaelsrs s » m s?" ni'tJteB l',;,, it at^lfl^ 8h<IUP 0f ^ouo'<ton Drug* No Ties n*mK W 1 iku:. 4511 &.1 .ii mi Ml IR J lu l UN. ■A 11 IM , 2*4 ?ft 14 II \'* w Ym It |i| ff.i.M iM " 11 liriM ih Iyit i f Hi t.o ifK % lily tliiliic'.ii nj ln*t|i»|ifi| ii * in* I min I . u i Mihi'd u • ’I* i< ,i $.*** nt i HI 1.on It, ti| N*'** Y h ilt ooKIvil (n l iHIIMil M il fi*i**i|jiiift 1M4 N I.IU III w \%. 1.. (iv i . n: n MM’J **ir, t filruK** 79 M UA,i h im **|ci in I ?? 51 lilt ' *llll 7:1 k i 'll 1-iR MO *1 IV tt nlit ii k im ii r k iilu iltl (i Ih n 02 Mu V*| |i# i fu ii 1** 41 U\ Hi l.uiiln 1*1 MM im ItrwMlt 1 y ifF filtiy K*\% Y urlt j i ‘Jilt'itK" i S's»v* V««rk CiiiVfflMfitl 1**11 u iiH Nh* Ll ll ii N lt .i l U II. !4 l» 1<1ff 1M4 3M 3^ 41 Kit bevy mnnereil with Burk I'a rd iii', who made first on an error, ahead of him lu Hie second Inning to give Hie I ’s Ihe lead I •; I i r I li *Jir a fii 1lllii\ Itii 1 1lt<> M filth 13.If! I 4**v g 1, I *i MMn i 11, Mu vh ii M 11 liv u ii, |h'|ii4ii>*, htilitint. 'l.»v il iik Jll l l t l l l r v lilt l.*4V V. M iV ijlirt Hit |!f*||u||i> l . f f t |lhvtt»|lll |i*»i|F‘Il *J llll tiff 51 ll» 114.-IT*’r •, V l t k f i i I. M tti’ Ih iiiu * V i* l * ’ , v ^ W f Vt4'k4*1 v 11 • I h Vi* Km v I" I . mII* . W ill Ilft f.f ll ll U I t , III ||1ft<l||, lliliti T ui li- sv ff. I I lit I t 13 R u d y M a y lin g h it a 335 fool h o m e r In Ih e e ig h th w ith none on base Two walk*, and singles by Jack fa d e and Howie O T Iynn netted the Reil Hals' two runs In the eighth Inning. A cash purse of $1,120 w ill go to the team winning Hi* series. Hsl.mi* .' . 1 A ll tl FI A O rliiH t. *•« ii a » |*Hltl*|||4, lif , il 3 I *;l$t|r'. 3 la 1 I'r lliii, ||» 4 1 i riiii!iii«ii!»iiiJ! $ is ii in «w«hi in c h M itc lm i-r i t u tu i set He l.a m l dow n on fo u r lilts last iilg lil to p a ce D u y to u a to n I II se rie s le a d In Hie* p la y n i t fo r tin* F lo r ­ ida S ta in b e a g u e penn ant S lim Jins V ic k e r y , w hu took a 22 li re­ c o rd In to tin* g a m e , y ie ld e d 12 h lo w i fioim : Hu* d is ta n c e . in i i « t l ii i n i l i f i i i i r i ItH lii t Y n ik Ml Hi I si i ii I n in ) ll t m lt i fl |i| I m I i i .II 5V H Nl* |II Ml till III f ' ll lt ll f h * I*ltIt 114.84411*1*lift nl i 11rjv ■*(mf mI n ilv iii. 1 if FISH FRY FHIPAY - SERT. 1 To Rainy Funds and To Acquaint the Public' With the Cattle Auction — ADULTS t.oq — LTIILDRKN 50c SANFORD FARMERS' A U C T IO N Top End Si ,* NEW 1953 BUICK f"( . (i ' : L- .f " .' ... '. j. ,; , , ■ '* j See The Now 1R5| Bgick 4 -Poor Sedan Whjch Wp Con Deliver Ip Sflnford For OF SANFORD MIMRPORAPH PRINTING — TYPING G R p iT INVESTIGATION^ MADE ANYWHERE w Vr it r p STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES ill O F S A N FO R D I ONES 110 ami 1071 MKMBKiy FDIC G e n e r a l in s u r a n c e ..I , H. JAMES GUT • AGENCY ■ ■ I FP xas ®R iH8® ™ im g is f-r--------- ____ S18 EAST FIRST S 5 V IT PHONE 74 % ■ ; % 1% OKTCA STATE .Six member* of. the^New^York Yankees live In New m V *i ON LAT£ MODEL USED CARS It waa the next day befor found out he had been U l , his pal, Tucker, Instead u f « « Is. (41 51 V* %*i Hi n Rl kft w. «l >v *i ti* 41 ,• hi ll llru irM y ii M i l * i$itKi *i I'li ll'ti|*'l|ili).i H* I <4*4*1fa ?***»* V*»tr Ik f *4IH'I fl IM 1i 1 nil I'M lM i t$rKh DKbAND I Special i —The ainn/ing I let.unit Bed Hat-, who bounced barb after a sixth place linlsh In tha (ir«l lu ll to win the second half peiinatiM n the Florida State beaguo. w ill have to come from behind again In the FSb play-offs. Tills evening the Rod Hats w ill play host In the Dayton* Beach Minuter*, at Couruit H eld in the * ------ —----- ----------- * second of the lies! three old of 1 VI*|* lHut* * f « 1 I 0 five game |xtsl season series. A f­ Ml! 4Iji in'l $■ i i ii i TiiMia :i J 13 37 ter last ulitht's Inaugural loss lo (I 11 f 4 4 i| 1 1 1 | s't| I fin \ (• ki i v lu 'Mh tiie Islanders lu Daytona, 5 2. lie to IMMI IMMI i«3l»_J band lias its work cutout. l l l l | fu ll i« U n it'll «rj«i im » i i l i - A Boxing Results S I ' vi,Vei l'ri4Nroff, r f 3 ' TU M M Y K IIIIN i1 Ilu r r"V% i'll IliiThml I .a Htarxu currently 1 I I I T l ir I mxsn'Jitrr| M l" « • O n rilH , 3li I rooked number orio In avyweighl. 1 %V I I I I A I I I I I 1.1 |1 V M -r iv |> I lie Is tint too Impressive and il H l T I I S t i - .tM.. i n . .......... HI I . l$ II I 111*4 I llll. I i'M lM U ■hows th a t he lie* mostly low J 'l’NH II 41 Mh|.I n lit mils 1$ ii. I I I M ill I nun tin t ili 511 0 ranked fighters. Ills best w ill* IM ’ NH I I A T T i : | i |V i ‘it fit | iji Ji **11*4 i l l . i l l . - v If l have been over Bex buyue, Cesar i t r t i o U I % i i . I 5r» 1: 111 i i f 5 I I 1III lit il* 11ill lit, IT I llr llo i if , 1l» Briori, Hocky Jones, und Hun II Mm iTI OI H . IAHn It l uMl l l it, wlnl, « 1 HI I - iiiii, 11 fa n liiM . . I $ Uut'ceronl. He has lust to three T i l l rl.lJM <n illiim ||| iH ikly i i . I I l.nvy, lit If* 1 fighter*, ROCKY M ARCIANO, IIH M K 11U N M M jiH i F vyn, 5| 11w h u /.lli ir it u lit I I kr«*. (1 iMcreronb and Jones. t»lc*»ri *|a*$k I, *mi I 3 H T n l.lIN I t AMl.M III iilu ii \h lw iiii The only reason he is getting n k»-*4, 31 title shut a t Marciano, on Hept. 21 , I 'l T f M I N U H um , lliu fi|« l)ii. |u 411 Is that he yelled so loud that lie m t m i k K iir r f i U m I. i fI h i'i..i.i.ir i heat Marciano Ip the firs t fig h t. IM I would llkg to relate you w ith 9 H M IK 5 1 l l - U l l i : W ffM ili, W'JifihliiM lull, some u f the facts of the firs t |1A T T I N il H i T k s A ssnelnleil I'rssK 13!* M IA M I IIK A I 'I I , Nln l.u rr v Bin fight. The hoys were laith unde­ H iiN H ' ( Iiiofifj* fiiiv tiK 'i, .*r», 10-11 H IF y , tlr,l" k lV u 'Its iv ,v illi feated a t the time, ba Htarzn had i i i ’ n m i i f r r i : i » i.v i l .**.!,. n a .Vr .1",' Hb I v ,us, law. W a rre n . I'lil.i. s l.ifl*l. 125 l.il.'- A N FIIII.IC P Jus,* i'o is ro , U r . had morn fig h ts than Marciano H IT S K i i m i i i i . li4 iM .il, 177 M ssli'li, st"|ilie .t Jesse Mm,«li«. and was the favorite. n O n ils fH K r I I I I onI fim. fHht Vmr I 7 H | . (le u vs r, 7 ll was a ten round Mini being non, W li MhI r, n lu ll, V* M .IIK O It K IlU H K llu lil.v Wuluts. ltw*r.». rliloiiKti. ||, 1.71. H (i"kn ue, W*ir ih . s iu |i|j*,l J a e k r lield a t Madison Bquaru (lerdvn. T il I llltN Ii—/.i*nil.«l. IMi IIh UL lllu li )11. Il'lll i- . 7 Both o f the boy* were m ixing it IMiMI! •»liln. >7HAM A N T O N IO . T s s - A t Jo el p relty good u n til midway In the HTnl.r.N IIAHKH Alln.iko anil III Mens. i n . in n A iilm il" slu |,iiv,| vnui, riiim ifii. 31 I'lin tu l l r r n n i ' l s i . I l l , Slsaleii, *, fourth round when I j i Nlarxn got hit and went down, ba Htorza got up and carried on u n til Hie end of the fig h t. Marciano won by a very close and disputed decision. I predict La ,S tars* w ill outbox Maiciano in the early rounds, but w ill tilr* rapidly Irt the lain rounds uml ho easy pray for*'Hie punches Htarlinv At !*:ail I*. M. of Hie Uroakton Ulockbuslur. I 8 VP-t 500 I j A n n le r* HOUSTON. Tex. m — I t wax Mtraaalet boo * « I amusing what Jinx Tucker, tha T m n d ilo ii lu ii k s ftoo 4 * 135 sports w id e r, told Jess Neely, T h e H liirs I 7 IHtth H'nm I lilts Vktok i HmyI f k ) 21**4, foothull roach or the lllce Owls. Tucker, u Warn scribe, wax at l l l j l l I cum Hr n mm (Hcrlwftl 2I4H, Tom hliui Hiiirs lending the Texas CuacbluK | l l ( l i I n u ll tills w eek, 71V, V l’ -V lie Imdn't seen Neely to 11 I k I, I rum seiisiill, IIS . | l » l|a * l* him face to face in about l l) year* III k Ii loillv 1,1ii i,I series (tils week. v illi the nlllioogh often conversing w! Or,S, Pies* lllu li In illv lillin l series ssusnn. S t*, coach on llie lelephoitm Pises The sports w rite r was ta lkin g to 11It* l> liiillv ilin n l * ii ins lid s .. iu a , Ids lis t' (*» , I'lses footba'n f f t m e ’ ln th s three sexsont Fatflshi Hinlth, conch o f Hast Texas Itlg ti I ml I v lilu * | sum s ssssmi, 1*4. they ha p lfy r n t U nd er C o s c li B ob and Frank McKinHtate College, .. . ,_ _ ____ ___ less Woodruff. ney, n couch ut Kilgore ' High irud up, Hcliuol, when Neely sauntered ii|iitrcd or C c aatfish ttls n about Jess liio iilrrd of Ids football prospects, then ho did OAlNEiJVtLLE, Fla. — Univer­ the same with McKinney. N ot rec­ ognising Tucker hut th in kin g he sity of Florida Hno coach Hank Thursday Fiddlier* made iuaf about every­ was n coach, Neely asked Jinx I.OW H l|k body’* All-America team his last hunt til* prospects. ^.'47 p.m, two yaara at 4f«>l Pdfttf. ' Tucktir carried It along. Ho la* 10:47 a.m. menfeil tbnt they were pu ttin g him oii tha' spot In l* year, that while he had excellent backfleid p u t LET UH FINANCE YOUR p w ls HI* lino w iirn 't strung and that while he m ight w in the dis­ tric t championship he would be a ■lead duck In the Htate race, »WB CAN HAVE YOU MONEY1* vll* th a t'll be p re tty good, ng the d istrict title , won't We a l s o m a k e l o a n s l | T ' cpnsuleii Neely and sauntered art a a T in v a i. M ajor League Leaders : Boxing Bits NEW CAR hits, llsllcsls mg, H irsia lsrs Jlnasr, H irsatiers tausr, V O - I ................... uwar. Anglers line]iik, T iuirM oii Ih fw * . H tn a a ls n shier. Tha Hlars wajt, The MU/** 1? i* Anglers, Ktn ton Drugs are i I place w ith fo u r fo u r lo st fo r Nqvy Rowling Loop Football Coach's N. Face Turned 'Red1 l l * l l r * l « 3 tin New Smyrna Tides Him rd Ic . l. .. , ; I H IT - litr e s Kvitlia, l.u k e . tin tew. Iliiiin o m t.e .ll A ll H la rs M , J r. I.r a lm i I l i l t " ( f t l r i i o k l r o *. ilo s s l j K r id e r ». 11* w k in a n H( i li v I .ii k e I »V. I.. Pel. Illy. ll r o i i k l v n I. Il> » sl 1 . K i h l e i l,. ||n » 1 11 1 mm J k in s t i l l K r lile r X III a Im .liiu i. ; * 11 i (1nil . — r i I . iik * I In » <(ri U s w k lu . i 1 „ i I | him I ! r i h r o o k ly il 1 In t I r , liu s s l l in t .S r . l H l l i- - | ; v i i u « ( g i l i l e n . It., i , ,, lliu sa ll. .I'e..m iliiH lm i llls u k liiH i — llrm .k' lv Hulk Ivnn i. I H u lk l i ii* ni h je r. Is is e r - llr llr o i. k.... ly n »*r—Krliler. Imeer1 1 .film riioinne, Hnlli.wnir. Mavhvrrr A AH Ails a | mm A AH Dps 11 J . .mill l l r s p ll* Iv s l r r i t m fC .fS IfrlN I t , HA AH Ope I Sanfly Standings ....... VC*Mt«-ls I S--- | ,_ m a lt - Today's Standings 11 Daytona Takes Opener On 5-2 Win; levy, Mayling Homer For Milchner JAMES B. OUT *-f*-J*-'*4 i T R I.K P tiO N i 1U 4 sa .n ford . 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W w Folding cuts .'tlu~ k.i Pan t A llM Y ■ N .tV T 31(1 Sanford Ave. I • |i# l l u r l i u r w ui.tr m l r tl* lu u r lliir w u i i I I hnv f I * nr. M ur llu r im n r m lr M* ( i l r Itu ru n u ll* H A V E y o u r la w n 'iiu w e d b y J e r r y n u t Kp. s r NOW IN STUCK Cnms'i'te Benches, concrete window sills, cuncrale window I m l-Is, urease Ira n i and buildtiiK m aterials of all kinds. S ill I t \ I \N (O M 'H K T K PIPE CO. I'liunes MINI, 1211 S C IIIM tl. D ES K SF IN IS H E D A N D U N F IN IS H E D F U R N IT U R E C E N T E R I 111 W 1st Phone 1425 S P A R T A N It D Y \ I. M A N S IO N l i o t s i : T i t A l l . E l l N O W Id K 'A T E l l \ T P A R K A V E . I 'R A I I . E R C O U R T . Y O U T H H U N K IIE D S IN REAR IIE D ItO O .M . CAM. 175(1 II A E T E H 3 :9 0 I*. ,M. Hume of the Concrete Window sills Concivle window lintels Giea-e traps — Septic (silks MIKACI.E CONCRETE CO. 1.1 years m Sanlurd —I W HOI.LAWAY AND HAIIY HKIIS Day. Week or niunlli - Tel 1425. K urnituro Center, l lu W. First. (IN K KOOM olllClency apt. suit aide fur Working couple Ideally lucaled arm s* from Post Office Private hath. Inquire Manuel LAKE-FRONT Duplex :■ III! Fur if Desired. II nils, from NAS Children welcome It A Camer on. I.aki* Charm D r., Oviedo; Pli. 4701 ur 4532 I t ill lio„»e, mm W 3rd. P artly lie See Tam Collier house, 1710 W .'Ird f l. 'lt Apartmesils, ciiuples, lod N _ l.aure T A R M M ilt I I K N T - I I S acres. Camerim City Mrs W II l.yneh * < * : . |U M I’ *-** ’ No Snakes CINCINNATI >.n Ch.e( nf I'nlice Stanley Schrotcl has ask •.! Cliv Council lo hail u*i ol snakes al religious sen ices Ha said Ins do pavlnit'in has received com plaint' A P li. 1333 .104 E lm A v e . f| K M o lu r i/e d l l a l p l . d e I r o lle r, 375 INI M ill I'a ll lie llo A v e U N D E R W O O D P O R T A III.K T vp e w r ite r lU e d I iiio n lh s . For c h a s e d n e w th is y e a r P r ic e le u s o u a llle R o o m 211. 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"..It • -• •1* Y "H liia i m ilt| lu iv tt h i t l r r r i | loo.lNM) Hugo itaiiH l ovi*r, tooh hul l of for llir • YV1(4 ll llll«l 1lo 1411f11• 1 1 all m ....... . v hula# • • “ •jSW oiW AuVv U — NOTICES • FEKSON a i JI - 1 1 23— KMALL BUSINESS Office Equipment —2$ If you have a small b':*in«*» In a REALTOIU) -IB RE.STOIIIUM—Elderly, HAYNES Office Machine I'd., secluded part of town and a rt a A U O lir Semi-Invalid, ronvalescenl Kind Typewriters, adding tnarlilnes, interested b getting siulomers, Soe Raymond M Ball iF_ .t a r e , graduate d le tl 8lan. Sales-Rental*. 314 Magnolia, I'h. Bit the ae'vlce you offer la the Licensed Broker for i<l Classified cofjtin of (ha Sanford kind* of Be» Estate and Herald. Dali 148. IT— M u n W m • TraOeru —I I AUTOGRAPHIC R K / i l S T E H M Genera Insurance. 204 AND FOR MB. O N E T IM E CAR­ S. Pu.k Ave 'Phone B80. FOR RALE—GROCERY STORE WE BUY U IE Q CARS. Little and BON, Low prices. Fail delivery. And meat market, good location, Reel — Second and Sanford. Check will. Georg.* Stuart, 13 Ing or K'lllng, it will Eitabilihed many yeari. Ownar Ho m Ii Mein, Orlando. retiring dut to age. Completo go, MOBILE HOMES H A LL.K E A I.T O R Ing builneis Including all stocks 15 ft to 43 ft priced from $1170 up. Rlat# Bank Building and fixtures for 13.000, which U Best selection of Vacation TrailTOD Hall" Phone 1738 less than ro it v f fixturas alone. m In the sunlit. Alsu the finest For informallon, rhone 441. or CAN FOB B.«!AL ESTATE IN LAKE write W. R. DuPree IIS Pal K V lu n V see Raymond M. Bail, SELL Ave.. FI.l a ^ ^ >_ ^ m attoA veyJ Sanfefd. i™ f i^ d ^ i. Fie, , Realtor. Sanford. Florlua._____ Anything 1 4 - S F IC IA L IR R V IO V t HAVE some excellent Lake* WKh A al Home*. »l*o name new I I F y o u HAVE 3 bedroom home* In lh« 9 E U . and a n In Mia m i A J e P m O nline' IfM n l H ill r f ly Contact me for your hou.s* wr« Ih r hini*t* V\hv hail illi l* in* t| KliitYYlllg I'l'illtih va hr 1 1 s lit ••• nti vuni'ily itnl n$ if ilia •Inin I m tuallY kiimv Inin Him naiiit' **»t nn 12' 14’ BOATS tra ile rs H ard w are C V a i l W oim I w i i i k i n g , 3 1 2 S an lu rd . I'D 2)127 J . I l f CORRECT ( HAFT I( iiii !i I h'UI with |o)l II p Gray, ilmihl 1 p liliiki'd ihri'U 'di'iid. tra ile r Mo lor and boat cuiupletelv liver hauled and in excellent ciilldl tioii An im iisiuil liuy • 1$• %!» It l!HVr till p il l'll light to itulii"» Inn* lull! 111» tin *ni4»nk**y t ollIrlU'i k \ “ l lu yy11 y yy11 t 1 ti 14a u | i . ||*t I fnl |l|Oitl|i tlOll nf llllgil ipiuiit it ii w of tuI I i t 11n t i y |iuii' viiua tin » \ |)i i 1 1 in *n fu l vai 1 tin- tiiiticM h Mi '.HIYY lull', 1!||* *' \ I I'llf of last Y4.il I II I'll! 191aI In «' I elite Illil* .llll ('»;,• IlilA IS ■ M O IIIK S IV 19 K FE I* YOI.’ R lots clean Meavt duty mowing deurlng. ifra if W illiam I’ Smith, ilulboard Sales mg s h ill driveways, euxluui Service, Mercury Outboard Sal farm lui: DeWill llim ie r A Son i«. 2513 S Park. Phono 1174 J I'll a(12 W V E M -S D R I I . I . E D , P u m p s in s ta ll ««l, a n y s ire M t l . Ilu d g v s I 'h It” tittiiilici ot •'tali"* IIt.il iti|iiiii'it Ikt (.Ills* flOIII lull it'illll M.llt l l nf I • un * In .it I*(iiiii it • I * tla l*'* YYt I 4* lo ll f'«| Iti I j|!| fo| slit It l|t‘l|l in i< pun' yyiI I i (tolio t«u(l»iraki in HALL'S G a rigs.' (ur Genet al Auto Ht'puiritu! Sanford A Cc'.yiy Avn Phone I non M. H2ai If night. C o ntrail and repair wurk Free estimates It I, Harvey 204 HATTEItY, Generator ur Starter Sanford Ave Phone IM2* Service. Call 317, Swain'* lla t tr r y Service. Sanford Avenue N E W H u d IIS surfaced !: p e r and 2nd Streot (e c tlu u D id flo o r s uudu lik e new F l u ls liliig , c le a n in g a u d M A F FK T A ll K i Service, I20W w a x in g , a l i o p o r ta b U p o w e r p la n t N nrtli I'a rk, Phune 924 Speetlo S e r v in g S e u ilu u la C o u n ty s in c e meter Specialists _____ iu z 5 Rent Sidy-Nine Cents Ofiit/i Every Polio Dollar Coes For lreatment 17 M— Automotive Service —17 It 3 KKDMOOM D n fir.'iiltlieil hmne in to— IIK I.P WANTED Ranfnrd ur nearby. Cunluct Id. tln iv e r, Extension .'Ml? SNAAS. D t'llvi-ry Roy Wanted Apply Pal in i'tto Groeory T ii start Tuesday PERM ANENT llesulents, desire 2 bedroom Unfurnished. Stale In- \IA R R IE H man fur Insurance rollon, Price. P. u llux 1211). wurk in Sanlurd. Cunlaet It. it Taylor, 2 IH Melsrh illdg ur HEDlUIO.M. Private entrance and I'liime l hr; It fur upimlntment. A lo th . Phune 1171 J. TO D eliver feed and wurk In store PLOW ING DISCING, G RAD IN G . 9—MEAL ESTATE FOII S A I.E -3 Ilaggerly Appliance Center 5*4 days a week. Apply lu persand fill, shell tre e s , M il driveways, ‘ "Your Westlnghoinn Dealer" Mm. 110 W. 2nd. St. niid shrubbery ery imoved. DeWItl 3 BEDROOM HOUSE — id* j w.—-■ '. . j -----Phone 1737, US Magnolia flutter and Son. Bast 28th St„ Al) "onvenlenrcv excellent water, I I 1V0HE WANTED —l l Sanford, Phone 882-W. nx*or Elder Springs Plenty shade F IH G ID A IR E applltnres, sales and tree!, *ome f - i l t trees. 2 I4r|oo RESPONSIBLE while man with service 0. II. High, Oviedo. H a InicV' desire.i acres land. G. C Warmuck, III. Phono 4131 or Sunford IG42 W - —J t n - . l a j e m » a i -- m *— ■» 9 Box 283, or xcs* owner at AU. 18 H— INSURANCE -1 4 11 after 0 p. m. 13 HDSINEMS OPPORTUNITIES 12 Nat. Uk. Illdg . Room 31*, Miller Itidlo U Appllu nee •ave on Fire, Wlndstorm autmno LOT 50 x 125 ft. ready for huliilHanford. Seminole Cnmdv'x W a n t A Nice Motel bile Insurance See John II. WII Infl. On paved street 12 blocks Oldest Wetlingllifuse Dealer llama Insuranco Ageney. 4«3 In Sanford, Fla.? £ r n m rlo rk . 3250 Plume 1133 W. 118 8. Park. I'h 29 Sanford Atlantic Bang BlJg or Modern 8 unit court — excellent W ILL Sacrifice 3 bedroom )muse. call 38. Vodoplch Sales Su vue condition On beautiful Lake If n 7 i i r i i Is h e tl. K iptily 3l4oo, Electrical A Gas Appliance< Munrue U. S. Highway 17, Im ld * Phnne 22)tti J ur see after 3:00 Admiral, Kelvlnator. Servol c ity lliiilt* . For Information w rite at 242ft IT inrclon, Phillips T e r­ Hafrlgerators, Prntune llott •• I .< H I O r l iM M ih /. N i f P. 0 . Box 994, Sanford. race. In Oa* 202 Hsnf-jrit Avr IH ()N ( 8 0 FOB SALE—Giaal Im'nme busi­ Phone <240 9 1,S00 D O W N ness. Mechanical—Ward to re­ A i I A N 11C B A N K HI IX'. 3 RptlifMiin tuudcrn block homo in HANDAI.L ELECTRIC CO tire. W rileJ*. o. Box 50. lop enndidun, Smilliern expoOwnml and operated by Sidney and When yen Need Insurance sure, nlro green lawn, modern MONBY desired un colored prn* Erie Vlhlen. Bemllx and Croslcy range and refrigerator. The buy perty first murlgages. Dividends Appliances: Electrical con,rad. KARMA INBURINCR AGENCY ^ o f the week! I'oymenta only higher than usual. Write P. O. ing and repairs. 112 Magnolia Box BIB. Sanford. _ ^ v jb LTPhon>a n s . * ■ — That • l i i i f n i i t i l i ' p a ia ly s i* m th e u a " l l is lo the V id lilltre i." lo* olid, i .. hbtm v 'That 1to nation n iii*t pay Ti.liute Atoh «i lentists w»'ie loiisoliiln* foi the f ll* lit a y illlis l polio III tile 1 1 - A U ro .M o n il.E S • IN I I I . I HS ' up tlieii i unis i i i Iti'i'J the report | year of the nation's iin o t epi f " .HI i" i n«' via l ■mb d Iasi Dev 11 i l l lilt . ‘I'll '.III' h u tl.lt 1 11 l " n i'tl out tlie National Fooiiila- mills of s i'lfli*,, men and i* .men till* • >as spelidmc 'lllllost Igfi.OIH),* who un I that i hallellKe DAII.Y SPECIALS ..... toi 1to* 11eat inept of Htl,P00 I ■poll Is ••*pt'i lally d e d li.lli.I " p 'l olls it I I I k in with polio III i U52 In I !I5 " , H ie l e p l l l t d. i l . l l e d . and t.i foi i "s c iiT ic e w in h e u lu n iu i* to e s p lin t I w h e e l d r iv e J e e p , A I llo s re p ie se liliil all expeiidltlliw to i ' o o iI a ilv a lltim ie th e p a th s u p e li c o n d itio n 3393 •' I •.1) rents out of evety M aicli of f i t h y t i l l ' l e o i o i a l o f l l t i i i key polio lt;l> ch lifieit lllioopll tlo I n a il b lo c k s " , mil's 0l"<T(|jlt loll "I tloid leu wltli I' io. < dollar aud left the organist) '49 Studehaker Pick up 303. R ltA D III.IlC K N it I lle f o ie g n n tio a x l " t " d i u a 1,1..... 1 i l e i i i a i n ii, al y i a i ’s end. with unpaid sc tent 1st s Ciinlil hope to ftiioduee a t iy i* i m i l n i i i 11<ir i b * ' •' f iir b l iin* l- 1 for I lie tilth vein in a law. ll lis t.l i l t lal lo M atch and professional cduca vai c in i', set inn o r iltttg liia t w ould a n t i h o d o • t h i s p i e "Ruy from a New Car D ealer" •i i , lo ia iiw liile , used almost Iti pi c\ cut p a l at) - Is, llir y fit si bad o n i p o l t l o I lie t i . i o i i t h a t p l o t . , * 1.1, o I I tie billin' doll.il rile It* to know e ia itly lioiv Itiaov dit t o It l l ' . l l l i I p l< i l l l l . p o l i o l .. lilt .SANFORD MOTOR 4 0. INC. ni.iooiic 12 e lds went foi i hapiei l ii c ii t types i,| vnos t liev Wi'ic I.t a t t a i O l . l l.v I b e | i > - I l l i l ' o l I 1101 fre n c h A * r l*h. I5J0 FOR SAI.E l.uvelv Spinel Piano, Musi he Transferred al Once. MOVING. Local A long Cull or w rite Ed I'uwell at Correct We offer for sale lo |iermuneht Jislunce CALL II , Storage ^ C ra tO jl^ u c ^ P m e iu is d y Florida resident of Ihl.s section laxiks and crating W. A. ADAMS. ami pluvs like new. n ilv RiiarW • FUR NITUR E. U ’koiii Gooda M m ille d lo r ten years Just pay REMODELING, reiiulring. ashesm m .ill down payment, and fin to* siding, roofing, painting, O IL FURNACES — Bv Kraakf IsIi mil lialam-e In easy m nnllily Wall, Floor amt Flrejilac*. Free estimates No down pay[■Tills Famous slmulard make M. 0 . HODGES merits, 3r> months to pay, L in n W rite ( 'o ile d inn Department, , leg contractor. II J. Finch. 918 >83 W. 1st Ht. ^ Phooa l|» ■*ilI Hi Florida Avenue, Tmnpu, Mi limn ill" A vn , Phone (HiH W , VENETIAN HLINDS Fla , and we w ill notify you where lo see Hie piano." L l. HIM , -Plano Technician Factory prlcral Holla lleosl (Hindi, Aluminum slat*, rollon or plaa Plisno d ll W Ruuta 1, Hanford UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house ARTHT.Kfi WANTED -4 fur rent Kitchen is furnished I Large fenced in yurd Prefer We buy, leil and trade u*ed furni­ crniple widi children. Phone ture.' Wlhim Maler Kurnituro Co 1338 W Available Sept IS. 311 K. D t Phune — F D ll NISI KD a f ’ r l!o i'iil, 2 rooms 7— Hcta • Mveimck • Poultry —7 and kilcbenelle. Close in. Plume 4fi‘l M ill SALK Hue horse and one pond m ilk cow J. It. Ilridges, jlN F D R N IS IIK D Apt . 3 rooms, Lake Monroe Phune I32tl It hall). Mature Cull pie. 507 Oak Ave HORSE for sule—Buddie and llr i die Phune 9153 ur contact Gull *— t V A M r n T o It KMT —I Stalliin, 1st mill French_______ iw W ant-Ad P l.U .M H IN U UNO Opr. W K Ii A K A Apartments. I l l l lrst Street. Phune 400-W. r icps, tlepplne slum*, CO.NCHKTK Steps, la ir d P lu m e ll.v t- .l area»c trapsi. M'tilic tanks, windoxv sills A lin le '.. Miracle Con- C A M , us a b u u l u u r C r e d it P la n . P a lu l.in ;, K e p a ir iu ii U u m u ile l cieie t.’u . 309 Kim A 'e Phune lu g 1335 Tisl Rurnett 'IAN* >S Organ*. Il'ind instru­ • II 2. Ilo x 7 0 II Tel. 119/ W ment* G u i t a r t, accordions, In urns Cunvenii'iit Terms. A i d , T Y P E S B u lld u t e r w o r k . Reatu n a b le R a te s F r e e e t lliu a U r t Miris> Mii>n i)u N Orange, urP h o n e 2221. V C . U r a c e y lamlo mm uMllNMVf Than O lJ T S T A N I)IN (i S K F I’EM U EK B A fU iA IN S '•III 695 3795 M K R L 'U R Y 2 iJ.mr, new p n iiil, new nenl ctivern. I'A C K A K I ) I tfiKiP Hednn, rild io , h e n le r, n u l.im a lic Ira iw m liw lo n ............................................................ '.Mi C IIK V K O I. E T -I iloor Medun, niello, Ite tile r, I'o w e ru liile * 'M l T il NASH StuleMniun . 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(k IV IIK IIN H O M r i i * n i l C la rk IH K A I.I W 11N*111 Alaiantlar A 11*.1 n rv fo r I'lm ln tlff IV u H ub 414 Tarn Tarki rlorlU a �* - Value O f Schooling Stressed Secretary of Labor Martin Durkin »■*.• cpntiy urged undergraduate high achool eIndents who have been employed In high paying - ! « « * - * ' jotw »hls summer to re­ turn to classes when school begins. The high wages must present something of a temptation to the students hut those who do not go buck to school may have occasion to regret their decision later in life. Schooling is important and it Is i;> the last few years of high school that a student is exposed to the subjects which may help him to find his best vocational or professional career. The general knowledge that can Is* acquired in high school can pre­ pare the student to he a lad ter and more useful citizen. Often it is not until years later that the student who leaves high school without finishing regrets the luck of u diploma. He may find that the promotion for which ho Out* of the tup N u z I h, who nomuhuw managed to eludu justice ut the end of the wgr, butt been barred from taking part In the forthcoming pnrlimentary elections In Weal Germany. He Ih Dr. Werner Nnumann. who wag named in Hitler’ii will iih the niicccHKor to Joseph Goehheh hm Nazi propaganda chief. During Hitler’s reign Naiiinann served the Nazi's well anil re­ cently he has hcun seeking election to the German Parliament. Nnimmnn was prevented from running by the Interior Minister of the stute of North Khlne-Westphalin. who declared him ft "Nazi offender." a classification which makes him Ineligible to hold office, or even vote. Surprising enough Nuumann was win­ ning some support among the voters. Many of the Germans huve worked hard to re­ habilitate their country and erase the mem­ ory of the crimes Germany i»*rj>etrated against Immunity during Hitler’s rules. Other Germans, however, have held a kind­ ly memory of the iluyM when the N uzIh run the country ami nil of Kurope was supply­ ing Germany with food und plunder. A vigorous, strong West Germany is essential to the plans we have for defending Kurope. Hut we must be extremely careful to avoid building up the N u z I h In our effort to aid the Germans who truly want to build a democracy. Totalitarian Ideas do not die £asy und there are still sonje who regard Hitler us n martyr. TODAYS BUJLE VRR8E There are miraclas of transformed lives avery Uuy In every Ignd. The day of miracles Is by no means past. Ye are witnesses of these things.— Luke 24:4B. The Sanford Herald hurt Iwen working mock to .someone nice ’vho moy have lens native ability but who doe* hnvc the training and education that the lust yenrr- _c* J.igh uchool can give. Preparing for life w a hcH ouh buaiiiuHa and the young are not nlwaya foreaijfhted in their approach to that preparation. Many g m il men have aucceeded with a minimum of formal t’flucntion but they found the road to tfucucHH more difficult because of their lack. I’pmitH should urKc Htudenta to forego the high wages they can make by working, for the future security and bene­ fit they can attain by returning to high school. I ’r n t r a l l ' r r * a W r ite r ______ _ Actunlly, ii hoof wm ilil lm huittly ut tiniPH. .Juki for kick*. Dr. H iutich HtigKUHlH Unit we compare modem loe» with those of anthropoid apoH. Wei), ours look hotter hot not good. A girt reporter at a nudist convention (hot four filiotograpliers sito knew. Tliuy recognized her tho minute they saw lier facu. Dll. W ILLIA M ,\|. HAKNKH told the National Annoi-intion of (Ih lro p o d in tH that there Ih danger man will develop a hoof if lie keeps riding in union and truina and air* planet), Then why doenn’t tilt liomi go hack to tOi'H 7 SA M D AW SO N dance on future busIxeSi pro*. p9«M- The weekly *«ex "a return a more normal market in which (Olid profits could be made, high operations could contlmia.’’ , T « ,#,«*» Induiiry Insists Its mar k tl tvfll slay strong for the ra il of the year, by all normal stand •rd«. John L. Collyar, president id records. The Papartmei m«rce says that mora p Jobl In August than a In America’s hlatroy. T Inoie out of work and I jbba wai the lowest foi fe a T flr a il her industry S llf ssll toa million yres this year, second only to the NEW YO ltK Vlt-Odd la d * from the O iltlily Almanac; Do sonic beautiful women make you iih 'M c ? May lie it's Ihctr lace powder Unit does it. It is exlim uled Dial some seven m illion American wom­ en s u ffir from cosmetic nlkirgy. Most he that many men victim s, too Hut it was worse in the ohl days when many a gut powdered with cornslanh. In a lender clinch she could never be surv whether her beau wus wheezing from love or sneezing because of her kitchen beauty dust. . . Sumo people Insist they On their best thinking while lying fla t on their barks. A department store h n s has come up with, a imperial thinking bed for (hem. It ha* a canopy embellished with famous portraits and great Linught*. It also has h i automatic phonograph which dins ItKrai and Information into sleeping ears, so om ldliim * folk can go on learning while slumbering The s a in c "Sleep Shop" form erly featured a heart shaped tied for romantic wlv-js and husbands H ieing lum also can hoy circular beds—ami chase the horses around the track in their dreams . . Are you neurotic? The odds are about 10 tn-1 you aren't, so why worry? The best and s im p l.'il way to avoid nervous troubles is to In herlt money And do it early In life, while you can s till get mere enjoy me til nut of spending It than counting It. . Bui if you must fre! about something, fret about the motor car. It now takes a toll equal to tho combined deaths from the flu. ulcers, polio, war casual ties and tho contagious disease! of childhood . . Jobs we'd all llke-to have depart ment: Stan Anderson is Inspector of doughnut holes far the Doughnut Corp. of America. He measures l<> see they ure now only a quarter Inch across Instead of three eighths of an Inch, the old standard. The Industry Is also launching a new midget or ’’ small fr y " doughnut the size of a four-bit piece. Prog­ ress never halts in Inis restless, over-ehanulng field. . . Where does your money go? The Tax Outlook magazine sayi a fellow earning 14,500 a year now spends 2 hours and 40 minutes out . each l-hour working day Juat o earn enough to nay his taxes, only w i indicator oftba M f w - W iC I ami water to relieve stomach dis­ tress . The safesl form of ex ereise after 10 lx going to the fum-ruls of other people over 40 who Insist or. taking too much exercise . , Win.I do you know about fathers '1 Dud is younger and taller today The average ago of a firs t time father wax 2H.I in 1100-but 24 7 In 1949 .The modern dad has 3.2 children ax compared tn k for Ihe average father in I80U. . .In terms at occupations, farm er father* lead. . It is cstim aled American fam ilies spent 250 m illion dollars lor Mother's day gifts, only 150 m illion for Dad on his day ; But Ihnl's the way Dad wants II. . . Ever yearn In pave a book dedi­ cated to you? Well, H 't no avenue lo fame. Dale Carnegie dedicated hi* famous best-seller, " llo w to Win Friends and Influence People," lo a fellow popular author. Ifom er Croy . f,'n ie book sold over th rr^ m illion copies," recalls (.Toy w ryly, "b u t only four persons ever mentioned Ihe dedication to me— and one of them wanted to burrow muney." IN THE* HERALD • W ELLS A N D I T M I’ S IN S TA LLE D t K K ItV H K ON A L L MAKES OF P IJM I’S • p l u m b in g a n d K ltKHK V F IA M ill F I'IIN A I'E S HODGES P L U M B IN G C O |(esitlvii('t’ I'tiidn Ktnitl I ’ h iiiii* I.T fil-.M — -III T ht (ire*text Allowance On Your Sewing Machine Offered In Central Yin. W# Need U»td Hewing ftjaebln* FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY WB WILL OFFBR hk Famous Dom istic Sewing Machine Onf Of American OMwt and Klncat Linen, And AUuw You UnuauaMy Hlg»t Trad* In Valiwii For Your U rU Sawing Machinal 8BB V8 NOWl TODAY! DON'T DELAY! We are inclined to think o f such things as the machine gun, hell copter, parachute, two-luvel high­ way* and alr-ronditlonlng us de­ velopments o f the present day, all of these and many other products were creations o f this great m at­ te r’s fe rtile mind. Moused In the Da Vinci Memo­ ria l Gallery a t the Great Master­ piece are fa ith fu l reproductions of inachlnra designed by him In­ cluding u p rin tin g press, u pnru chute, divers apparatus, excavating machine, ventilating machine ami numerous other devices th u l huvo Iwen perfected and are In common use today, employing the same scientific principles that Da Vinci revealed In his original drawings and descriptions. On* m ight think that one com­ m unity's aMb*y *f o ffe r two such splendid attractions would seem enough hut l.ake Wales, like Du VituT possesses amusing vision. Confronted w ith on opportunity to bring the fa m ftl Black H ills I’u*slon Clay to the c ity a t a wluWi attraction, t-Mlaens financed the ronstruction o f a great amphi­ theatre to accomodate this out­ standing pageant. Despite seemingly unsurmnuntable obstacles, arid In the face of Inclement weather, the Passion Play was staged gnd wound up its season In a blase o f glnry. It w ill return again neat w inter. W ith iba facilities of the amphi­ theatre available, consideration was given to It* us* during the summer months. As a result, W ALT DISNEY’S GREATEST u l l l M is in fin i f hunt ju iu v r l ^ O n ly Walt Disney, muster / stun-teller, I could unlink ' Al.l. lilt- rubinl adventure und liiiurious , laughter / t of litis ^-'11 great M story 1 V \ K E P T K M flP .lt 3. 1913 The C ity Ciiunei! passed un ordinance placing a 11.00 lax on dogs, however, Mayor Kpencer exercised his nrerogutlve wiii-u he vetoed the ordinance coining up tor his signature, The firs t school in Seminole County opened Monday a t Chuluola w ith appropriate ceremonies und 10 pupils enrolled. Supt. D. L. Thrasher was present and guve un interesting address. J. F. Karnatx, manager o f the Im perial Theater, lias returned frum Tumpu where he attended the Moving Picture Exhibitors* Convention anil Induced them to make Sanford their next meeting place. MKPTBMuicH 3, 1941 Copt. Julian Adams, son o f Mr. and Mrs. J. Boss Adams, haa been promoted to major. MnJ. Adams who Is only 21 Is one of Ihe yuungest majors in the A ir Corps. 'Rice* Throwers PANMUNJUM (.« - Communist prisoners being handed over lo the llsds to*J?jr pngrllj- hurled he!!- «f rice at U. N. personnel. It wasn't |bo rice that made them dangerous—it was thu egg sized rocks In lha centers. No bullseyes w-eru, reported. 1 ft« n Hit ^ SONGS Payrolls Trimmed Ait O .l »l WASHINGTON or - The Civil J. E. Howland, vice-president o f the Florida State Hank, returned Saturday from a vacation tr ip to Augusta, (la. where he renewed ac­ Service Commission says federal payrolls have been dimmed since quaintance* w ith hank friends, January by a net of ibaut as.oon C raig Anderson was honored on his seventh birthday w ith a pa rly parsons. As of July SI, the comniissiun given yesterday afternoon by Mru..C. A. Anderson J r. The unique cake repelled m te rd a y , there were wus in the form o f a ship w ith the candles placed on the bow. 2,447.200 federal employ as. com­ HKCTKM B K H 3. T 94H pared with Ihe June >943 high of Fire o f undetermined orig in destroyed a new one story concrete 3,708,644 and the postwar low of block building known as the "DeLuxa lia r " during the early morning 1,698,444 In June U5o The Coca-Cola Company has un nuunced that gallon sales for the first a ll months of 1953 were the largest in the 67-yvar history o( the company. increasing use of rubber la such things as mattresses and upliolxtery, as well ax tires. Some Industries aro still clim b ­ ing on tho fever chart. Earnings statements in the aircraft field are tn example. Lockheed reports todey that Ita net Incoma for the first six months of this year wagreater than for the entlro year of 1951'. And It even topped its best previous halt year, back In the war booming perl Perhaps sumo business pace ‘ ~ report of the t culture that in ed June M At lion cigarettes, trouble and h record of 387 -a than In the may ftlmrten tl SVk per cent previous I I mi cant have pay ebteka, men won't get too lit m offers food It was my privilege to witiipss tin * magnificent |>n'<luct|(m during my visit to Luke Wales, based careful research and historical data I. the story follows tin* life of Osceola and his people. While It reveals a dark and unfortunate putft! in American history and Stresses the treacherous rupture of the great Seminole Chief under a flag of truce, it is n e v e '. e s t fa rt, und it is fittin g that we have it so forieubly anil vividly recalled to the end that tile lutrno an,I dignity of tho United States may never again he forced to heat such u blot. I, gvery cltisen, every student, should see these educational und historical pageants und visit as well Itok Tower mill the file s ) Masterpiece. I commend l.ake Wales and its uriporullel attrac­ tions to all. fu t u r e . Odd Facts From O d d ity Almanac "We must retiivinhor that human hoinga aro at ill in procuHH of evolution." Hays Dr. HarriL’H. A h a mu tier of fact, they voted for a change only IiimI November. T h u rH d u y , S o p t. 8 . 19pa liusines* H A L BOYLE Katefcllsfcae I k ISO* *•» ••• xalergay kkU XuaUar, L'hrlsl*r>. l-ubllahrd ua XalufSa,. lo lla n la a Halloas a a,I *»•» r*ara. Ill *»*ae* iw itn is s seres- T h i* Queen C ity o f f \ or Ma ’ii famed Ridge Section, while th rivin g w ith ami Industry, fo r the soul and peace fo r the mind In i t i unusual cultural attractions. Here tow ering above the land­ scape standi Bok Tower w ith its peaceful Sanctuary, o ffe rin g hope and Inspiration to the world-weary troubled h ia r*. The very atmos­ phere o f this great American Shrine elevate* the v is ito r tn newspiritual heights, a* the ctca- notes of Its carillon blends w ith the song o f hlrda and the w h ls jx riiig voice* o f ’ he pines. Not fa r distant is another cul­ tu ra l attraction equally inspira­ tional, The (Jteat Masterpiece. The lover o f a rt and beauty may reach across the centuries to feel the spiritual presence o f the great Leonardo uo Vinci as he views un original mosaic o f the “ Last Sup­ per," termed by Cardinal Ursenigo o f Milano, “ A unique and In every respect an a rtis tic a lly unparalleled rendition o f taonardo’ s gienl p a in tin g " The Great Masterpiece awaits the visito r In a setting o f exquisite beauty, flanked by the Da Vinci Memorial GalleVy and the A rts und C rafts Building, focal points for a rt lovers. We are fa m ilia r w ith Du Vinci as an a rtis t and painter, but not •o well Informed as to his activities In the field of science. A t the time Columbus was discovering A m eri­ ca, Da Vinci's active mind und practiced hand were visioning tin - The Iteds have tried everv dirtv politi­ cal trick in the book to influence the elec­ tions that are to be held in West Germany. They have sent agitators across the border to stir up trouble, they have provided forged identlcificatlon papers to allow their dupes to vote illegally in the elections, Their propugunda campaign Iiuh been vi­ cious and relentless. The West Germany government arrested a great number of the (Vmimunist agents and seems to have the situation well in hand. The Itussians in recent months have talked about a unified Germany with free elections to determine its government. The action of the, Communists in the present situation are an indication of just how little regard the Iteds hold for democratic processes, It is safe to assume that when the Communists speak o f free elections In which the voters are free to elect Com­ munists and no one else. Hy W in I AM IIITT By HUSKEI.L KAY ’‘ F lorid* AfUme.V->the story of Osceola and the Semin ides, was Reds In Germ any I Too Late To Classify THE SMITH, A MIGHTY M AN IS HE lh.l Wh HI N ln r U T o m o rro w Lloyd ItridgoH “TALL TEXAN” I ’ llW (icortfc Haft “I'LL GET YOU” COMPLETE STOCK CHILDREN'S » SHOES 1948 Ford Vt Ton Pickup Truck. Clean, good Urea.... ...... 1946 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan - $ |1 | 1950 Mercury 4 Door Sedan 9 | | | | 1950 Bulck Convertible Coupe $ |4 N 1951 Bulck Supar Sedan 1951 Oldsmobiif 88 Hobday Coupe, E itra Clean ,. Let their feet grow properly — in our Famous PRE-TESTED SALES - SERVICE - REPAIRS "Your Friendly Htore ML uU i :,A- 6 IVV^ . . . . . f i, 1_/ill'! 'y-’ ■ 1f ; W1 ' i.L ft _ • *■" M w # auiiity is higher t h ^ ^ ice �Sojcial £vjwl&. ffisJUuonah CcdmdcUi. T H t'lt.N D W The llcv. anil Mr* Herbert J The Juiilnr and Intermediate Bant have returned In I hi' city It")a l Ambassadors w ill meet at after a visit with friend* In Annl* the First ll.ip ltst Church at 7 (HI Inn. Ala. anil Atlanta. Ga Itev p ui Hass w ill preach Stimlay at the The F tr-l Itapli.st Church «'holt F irst Chrlstlsn Chnrrh w ill hold rehearsal al 7 IA p m The Junior llln th rrlln n d w ill Mrs A vh W rltlhl [invia. Mr* meet at the First tlaplist Church liny II Wright ami Miss Mar al 7 ;wi p m 9 garet Wright have rritirn e il frnm F lin t VV a varntlnn spr'iit In various points The \m rrie a ti Legion Vos III.ir. In Geurgla. w ill meet at Ihe I a-gnin 11ut al 7 .Id p in M r anil M r* A O V nnlletladi* MONDAY have left fnr Washington. l> C The I’hll.ilhe.i Class of the First where they w ill visit with rrla I’reshyterian Church w ill meet live*. with Mrs W S Drutoley al her home on Celery A v r at 7 13 p m Friend* nf I* l ft tv w ill !,.■ Miss Charlnllc Smith w ill serve as anrrv In hear that he uniterwent eo hostess anrRrry Tuesday morning at (hr The Sunbeams w ill meet ut the Oranite M em nrlal Mnspllal In Or Fust Baptist Church at ;t:;lll p.m. H lamln. 1C K n i t A Y The lileauers C |n s s of Ihe F irst Mr. anil M r* I. T Shepparil llaotist Clmreh w ill hold its have returned In Sanfnril after mnnlhlv meelimr ui the home of spending two week* In Worslcr Mis. I \ Tavlor. 101 Palmetto Mass, anil New York City A v e. The Cult) Truth Class w ill meet Mrs F. I., Woodruff nml Mr al the Valdez Hotel al 7 13 p m and Mrs. Frank I. VViHulruff ,1r w llh Carol)It Parsons as teacher are hack after spending several Thr piddle is invited weeka vacation in Hendersonville WFDNF.NDA V and other points In North (’am The D ouliculr Bridge Cluh w ill llna meet at tile Woman’s Club Seat lot; w ill slarl at 7 IS p m and fe After snending in day* In t.enr plav w ill begin at M IH) o'clock ela and North Carolina. Mr and M r*, finch Whelehel have return *d In .Sanford. I Knx Doyle McWhorter and Mrs M rW horlcr of Chartcatun, S C w ill upend Ihe weekend with Kit* McW horter’s parents, Mr and Mra, B F. McWhorter r Bl ues In By ii , Hnppy Birthday Mr. and Mrs George Maffetl and sou. Alan, returned Tuesday . after spending several days In f ! (irrenwoed and Kalinin. S C visit Inc w llh M r M affett’s relatives T W P revail Itoy Thomas English Miss .leaiielle l.alou M rs .1 I* Thurmond The Ne ws 11(111 A N T H O N Y Confusion reigned in the Station pel sound office yesterday morning when T«ni Nnfs htid a visit from his brother John. Tom and John ale identical twins and when people wnlked Inlo that p n rticu liii office yesterday, they had to take a second look to make sine their eyes were not playing tricks on them. Toni works in the Personnel Of flee while his brother is stationed w ith the Navy In Jacksonville. The men's parents, Mr. anil M r*. John H. Nora, arrived in Jacksonville from their home In port Heron, Michigan to see John, who w ill soon be heading for some sea duly. The three members o f the fam ily Mien came on to Sunford to visit Tom. Kather than Ihi responsible fnr any more confusion, the twins le ft the office and spent the day showing th e ir parents some of the many points o f Interest In this vicinity. change station. Department ahnmd tin Now dial the baseball season Is over lien- m S iiiifo n l, many men aboard NAAS me looking fnr w ind lo tile coining fnotlial] season. Bring stationed in Hanford is tpiitc advantageous for the football fan, Hood high school fii.it lull! eutl In' seen by following the Seminal) High Sdioot team, whieh w ill lie playing home games in the Memo­ rial Stadium. For college Inotloill, It's only JO miles to the home grounds of tho Stetson U niversity team while a weekend cun be spent In ive fliig to Unities vllle to watch the U niversity of Florida uluv or to Miami to witness the University of Miami games. The city nf Snafo ld is strategically located, giving men stationed at N AAS an ot»portunity to see d iffe re n t brands of football played in tli« earning Friends of John "K en ” Jones w ill he glad to lemn that he is expected to return to Sanford by the end o f this week from tbs Naval Hospital in Jacksonville. Ken, who Is a yeoman th ird class, was transferi cd to the hospital last Wednesday. A letter received here yesterday by B ill Brennan said that Ken Is "feeling fin e " anil Is anxious to return here fo r duty w ith his shipmates. Hu stated In his letter that he certainly does miss being in Hanford. t h «* 152 Participate In Bridge Club iW eekly Tourney Lake M ary Club Holds M eetin g T h e L a k e M a r y H o m e Ih - m im s U a tiu n ( ’ lu ll lic ld th e In s t s u in m e i m i. f.((r(i# In ♦!**. D iam |i<>r o f in e rc e , T h u r s d a y , A u g . ‘J 7. T h e r e g u la r m e e tin g * n re s c h e d ­ u le d to s tu r t S e p t 1M a n d n il m e m h e rs a r e u r g e d to a tte n d , ns a f u l l a n d e v e n tfu l iit o g r n m bus been p la n n e d . H o s te s s e s f u i T h u r s d a y 's m e e t­ in g w e re M is W illia m H v n n * n m l M rs . A l t h i n C n p lln . M e m b e rs a t ­ t e n d in g w e re : M in e *. J . K e v in , II lt. W h ip p le , .1. K . H o h in s o n , F . W e r fe lm a n . I i ..... ... L in d a h l. C a t I M u s s , C. C . W h ile , C W . H J o lilm n . K lm o r e G re e n . W illia m B. K v a n s . A r t h u r C o p lin . t in s P h i l l i p * a n d g u e s ts . M i* * H a ttie K i r k m ill M is * L i l a W n o ilu id , C o u n ty A g e n t. fleorge W. Bramble has received orders to sea and Is scheduled lo depart from N A A 8 and the elty o f Hanford tomorrow. Hu w ill he heading for N orfolk, Va. where he w ill he fu rth e r assigned to duty aboard a destroyer. While attach­ ed to the station, George, a dis­ bursing clerk th ird class, has per­ formed duties In the Station Dis­ bursing Office, Good luck George You cun make this glamorous and here's hoping it w ill be smooth ilcsscrt several days before you sailing all the way!) are having company I'repare a The men on the softball teams graham cracker crust and press it entered In the Hanfly Inter-D epart­ aguinst the sides nmMmttom uf a ment Softball League aboard the pie nlale. t h ill Ihe crust for two station are s till tryin g to figure or three hours, then fill with out who put the weather jin x on strawberry ice cream softened to the league. Yesterday's game was the tup with finely crushed gra scheduled to te played a t 71:30 p.m, spreading cimslslency. Sprinkle and It looked like a beautiful day ham cracker crumbs and sinro In u n til 9:00 p.m. when the aklea let tho frc e ie r compartment of your loose and the rains came. Ralph refrigerator. Tlinw a package nf Gasaman, league manager, looked frozen strawberries and serve us at me, I looked a l him, and we a sauce with tho Ice cream pie were both th in kin g of the same ■hurt statement which haa become a Joke between us — "ra in — no game — end o f report” . I ifty lo o pvtlunn p s iliiip s lo i oi ploy of the Sunfoid Duplicate Bridge Club last night al toe Moonin'* Out.. Director Irv Feinherir announced that the club now hn* 47 members, nine of whom lire from Orlando. W om en la d night im-ltuled. North-South: F irst, Mrs Joe Moss and David Cohn, ilk! points; second. Mrs. W illiam II C lifton and Cupt. Homy Chase, P.MI; third, Mrs. Thomas p. Iluilev and Paul (intrigue, 17!*; and fourth. Mrs. II. S. Duggui unit I.. F.. Spi neei, 177. Fast-West: F irs t, Mr*. Mr l.uughltn and Mrs ttianeh. IPU points; second, Alls Pace and Cecil Hines, 1H;I; th in l. M i* C am il­ la 111 il« i and Chailcs Sonici by. 17;'.; fm uth. Mrs. .1. D W iig h t and Mrs F It Smith, 17J Average was I bit. The liaiid shown lie low mu-in ted d u rliiir ihe National M e n ’ s Pairs event at the recent Summei ,Na tlonnls in St. 1.iitits. Mo. It is a hand o f dose decisions where good duplicate bridge tactics Iniitight rich rewind to one side amt, n a t­ urally enough, dlsastei to the othel K-W Vnl, West Dealer. North S - 8 tf 1> II (J H I l D T C (J 7 II I West ICasl S lo A I S K II 7 II A K I lld i D A K .1 Ad I) ION l J C • A d •£ C K it N South S A J ll 7 .1 II P A D IJIMI C V J ID The lodding IVehl Fust South Naeth 1" lil IS l> JS MS JD til |l 1’ (11 IS |* Doal.le 1* 1' The bidding r i m o f this hand was Hint nolaidy arm ilnl ihe table kiu-w whelliei ui in 11 the Fast West hand* win,til |ui>due> game at in-nils || areiiinit* fn r: ( I t Smith’s bid " f IS, Instead nf pass mg mid hoping the tiuinl would ■lie at A ll; I If 1 West's mine in 111. id i N in th '* pass, instead uf doubling I " keep Smith s till; and ( l l South's xncnfiei' nl IS. West boil n fa irly safe double of IS w ith hi* A-K iind his p a ltrie r'* opening bid and free vulnerable re-lnd. West opened tin- dliumind King and shifted to hi* -even nf lim it* Nn defense actually lieiils the hand, lint Fast look nil (lie guess mil of the spade silim tinn by cashing two high lim it* and then leading a low one, in hopes Oml his nnrtner had the spade Jack. Smith eiillld do no tietter than trum p with the Jack, which held the triek. West dU carilillg II cluh South inmned fu r review, lie Imd allcadv Inst Ills hook, Ihe spade King wus w ith Fast, ami there were four spades out. Ineliidiug Hie King and ten III* only rhnlire tn avoid the loss nf nnotlinr tile k was to find Kit*t with n singleton King and also (he kin g nf elubs Tim Aee nf spade* brimgtd forth the King »* lo-slred and deelniei then led tin- ■mule seven to N o rth ’s eight, fliies-ing ngninsi the ten s p rit. A d ia lin g of clear while sludl.ie w ill preserve and proleel your fishing rials and gulf cluh* \ in r f t L " < *t I r .M ..n Margaret Jones n Mill In 1 1 lid. 11 h i. 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Slses ild soil 7-I t f Reglftl ration Sept. 4 — 2 lo 5 P, M. • BATON • B A LLE T • ACROBATIC • TAP T U M B LIN G • BALLROOM • F ully Equipped Stud In * 1 i' l l ) 1 hr- |.fi krf 1 a |il * D|tl|U(f 1 1* I n - 1 |f f 1 H ♦ litjg r b 1 n » Ii mi f “111111 l. |' k B e ig e , | |1 lllp n If Ji ff I lie • k i l l to i n n ;’ i n (It* | x 1 i)l . . ' i t 1 !• - nl , del ) m e t.tic p- V| il l , I n i - f m f IMTIUh T, lift! | I . . •) iluii/fhl fs y n ti | Wdil I dt . k ' r f ' c l , n s v y witti Corduroy Jumpers ' In Green. Drawn, Tin snd II**ph*iry with aisled pititte Mouse* . . . . . . In r ,|lt "i *e, ,,r I. I a. k « lib tose N|»*' I0 |t| ff llK t l Bfill It f 210 W. Ini HI. ."v*1V:k'Av;’’- ■lil j’v i’D , , -,x -OiL-a —i * I , 1 ^ . . Ik ; .1 1 . . . . . I ii l J \ ' t M 1 1 1\ A ) m :ih *rn il y w s m o ii I I■r.»' k. I t i r;ri Till 11 (t, li n; hf t’ l SPECIALS \ IWIt I II ! | •r • t*f» •*« I ‘ .l 1 l 1' 1 1 ill I 1,i’i 1 * 11\ t «111 i ,tix.| i (>>iii irt t*( Mr . M t \ \ i j i j l l V i l Kl i rv I ' 1" v%« li.ll'pv,' r» n ii»nm w ,m |M*rI'-t ........I ' r I*V I 1 l< si I i’l ' l k kl< if1 , .3 -fit f S h im Vniitl i onl* nr nt'tvnm s\ )■ ill Olay tie al fault A llnunO "h physical examlnatlau win p i"b ,smy re tra i toe earn i taow w ill lin iise I’ r ild i'lllla l's V in lli i ’c u lr.'il re g ln n a l h e u ili|ii- iiie i is In tic r n i n p lf lc i l ll) I '. t t l ' p i l l INCOSSOBMIO) 1 ( Sttn l , t «. mi "i 1Iri« Ik .S'u/UfUt’f * lilu lf 1 a *• |*riM w H m mi s m ,iu n i|(i I iflc r. id w IH ilh \ u \ till* - •. .1 til LABOR DAY in i M irils M p n /r Y'innm B um s M o r e S e v e re lo C h ild re n p»g# 3 *.i h ** • Him In 1Hu in » 1 1In klHMIl l||« Ir 1 p ir L f|««*tt| IV. ••1 / l i t i j r ' l{.M.I I . A ’ ll o l \1h* \1 lit" If 111 ,1Mfll* U ( I'll 1M''» r<! m i t in .iflrn tM iih III' Mt I III. Feted On Birfliday Jnliv G. Padgett returned to N A A H Tuesilav a fter spending a ■hart leave a t hi* hnme In P itlaburgh, Pa. He said It was nice to gat nome to v is it his fa m ily and friends but the time seemed tn go altogether too fast. Jnby Is a sea­ man attached tn the Navy Eg- Start Them Dancing . . . v* ft. no I.o id Mi lb' I. i 0 k \i!,i m t <1 Mi Mr* 1 ll.lt b - M ick \l 1 J.'lw - Mi H .il V* 1. . Ml Ml .1 1 Wll Mt I t ini' Ad.,it. Ml \ «• M i* Kattiba 0 M i Hubert- M i- \ II 1i 1' t k IV(Ui ill M 1 I Hmk 1* Mr* M,t\ 1 S te li'll "O, Mi - 1.♦thm t k m tn I , ft 1 ' M < 1! •> Mr \) II Sli'tiM .1 Mt I'a rk i t, Mi i ‘hiirli'% \ 1InIII-mi, .ui'! Mi Mil J O y M(so? A L L A C t , s tM 1 in •« «»pt \t I t ,\|r> M v\ M /irt iii*! Mt 111H Kirk v ii'ir Ii*<■irs ii- ,♦I i lu.vvM't J4iv.t‘*ii Tin(-mu if ' u litifiii* 4»| M r n <»/<ri mu " Mt ll. it \ lilt* \ \ •* liitimi inr M» Ic - ln it k Xihini' On Itii* rn.mti'f .mil m tin dmm room wi n* s ilv n i-Miif.iiimm « li<»M mu \ v IImu iiiuiits d dioli m il y ti|i|| 8 ins lit*’ I 'm it : i 11* ts .u c rn lt'i t l vi Mli lit- i lew «•( ,Ift 11 A 'H I,til ih'fl tin* limit 11m vi .i *■ (Mi * till 'I ii it ft mi .1ii% Im r l \ iff ■ ii liii h \%v i * j>l ■' ««} 111 .1 IIIt:l> i'll ill ,U•* I Mt Prlii? hi hit i t i i i 'him fit w• i 1 M*r\ I'*! In Mtt ft.llcii Ml * t h -i Lundc|uists To Mold Potricin lonkc Open HouscSunday Weds F. Stensirom Given Showci Nest, the fm il nf i lull* Wus led and deellltei whs oVei In* third <1|1 e I'll! it s lu n k n ie lli s 11 is ami last hnidli when tin <lull ten .u lii' ptn.fiI'ssivc and ri*-''ds held. in im r d i.it" ' l l i '. t l n i e i i t M ost t l i l l He led ■ smote to tue IJoeen i i i i r e ip in c h o r p l l a l l / a t l o n d u r e (emxi-tin c t,,,* 'Vests gist tru m p ! iV In ’ : a i a loss o f It u i * (r u n t m e Iinessed the .inek ol clubs, lulu down the Are, missed to the bnnrd by trum ping a diamond, and led (lie club (Jucrii to itlsrm d In* last A i n id i a i t fu r tlm r n r is in , m m diamond. If North hail dated double the n f I 'r u d e n i t l l l l a s l i r a ll i 'i ' I Mill opponents' IH bid. N S would have reaped a fillti pciiut penally, but p a n t ’ > ZJ si n r v to im e n ffo a b o ilil even such n harvest win* exceeded tog III J ic k M in v illi' w .1 , i ei ,-tillv by the fi’Jtl points Ills side actually a w a rd ’ d T h e x k v s r ra p e i w h ich scored, 'T m Adam s Al (55 tn s T n b n H r '- 't n Use Otir Timvonlenl I * * Awny Plan �i • m New Directors For Chamber Are Announced * Highway Trim p it It. It. !lja J , son Is extendi lift un Invitation to all local civic nrgunljution* to ob­ serve truffle eonilitlons firs t hand over I he fa il tor Hay weekend, He invlles ull orKOnlxiiliimx to s e lrrl representative* to ride on nalrol with him for H irer or four hours at a tim e In this way, mil only w ill the representatives sett the problems of heavy tru ffle , but th ey w ill s e e Imw troupers work to m in im i!!' wild drlvtnr!. tra ffic crashes, and dentil mi the highway Trooper Harrison hux eontueled limul orgm iUnliniix relative to this dun, Imt wishes tiny who may Hive lieen missed to conlnet hint h lx lrc n new tllm 'lu M , ull of Whom were (•Ii t IoiI fur three year IrrniH, were miuniilivcd today by A. IV. U*i*, i l l 111111111tt of the (.’lec­ f'.uf, ■ tion* cninmiltei* of llit .1 Chamber of Commerce A director ’ meeting I* planned lo r Tin*-day idfjbt w lin i n fflre r* w ill In* elected Now director* |l»Vi* borll iiiv ill'll to ulloml. Kloi'lod were Sanford—Hubert J. Ilmimmi. K <■' Harper Karl lIlKUbilailbniii. .I0I111 Ivoy, II I. Perkins Jr., M I. Itu liirn , Ira K Bonlbw'arii, ami (Jordon A. Sween­ ey; Soiiiinido (o m it v—Hibbard CaaM 'lhori), l.ln yii (' ( rook, Fordlituml Hilda, M n . Frank F.vmvs, Ml*,. I told no .loo Hunt. Herman Jean, O. ('. Means, und Harold Ward Jr. It • Three Brawlers In Juke Joint Sent To Jail Driver Rams Gasoline Tanks Three Negroes Involved in u braw l and knilint! recently at the " lliic k c t of llb s itl" hike io iiil on Southwest Hoad all idem led polity mid were senlenceil bv County Jodpe Stenstrom at yestenluy's A loon age m l driver bit and (ilea session in the Court House. knocked loo e two H a Ml 11no tanks PHIIIP WARDIN, «, of Alexandria, Va , listen* In te lilly ns President John lla i Kiev udm itlcd to ii|( at a iicruee *.(,'■I ion at Hie corner D winbl l>. KUenhowar gives him a lew (m ilder* on casIlnR for trout gruvuted assault and was sentenc­ ol A lyrlle Avo and First St short at F ru irr, Colo. Ttie yoMiutster I* the son o f one of lint etim,»poi,di*idv ed l*i serve either (our months in lv after noon loilnv and caused a covering the Chief Kxecutlvu'* vm-.itloo I r Ip. Ttie reporter* already ja il, or payment ol a $250 line plus I11I 1101 ii|a/e iiuvc been briefed on the "reel" t a d s of flitiln g . ( I rrlemullonuU court costs, Fire < fiu-f Mack I lovelulid raid M attie lam H a rre ll and Cenrga (lie blare "could have been a blij McCrae, who holli p u ttic lp a lrd III one” II the 1,00(1 gallons o( gas Hie assault on Jiiiues W illiams, an In one lank had become ignited. o ilie r Negro, received separate The r.'irI was arrested and charg­ :ttl day ja il srn h 'lii es or Hut option ed w illi driving w itlm iil a license. to |iay t'ai lines plus court rust*. T h e m u ' w ill come n|> in juvenile All lluee aie serving then tim e c o u il I’uIrol 111.111 Armdd Williams ill i.til la Investigating. In lour Ira flic cases, nil defend mils plemled polity, John Flail JACKSO N V II,I.K ill*) C onstitutionality of the new stale law mak •Seale), ol Jacksonville wlm Is IllK possession of a federal wagering s tl" " |i pi i III It facie evidence working w illi Hie llo b i'tl Angus of gambling was i,liullenge,| tu*n- yesterday liy attorney*, foi one of Assoclnlos sewn ape survey, wax I I stamp holders recently nnesled III llu v .il Courily seuleueeil In eilbci Hi days or $13 Funeral -ervlecx lor Harrison Defense attorney Waltei Arnold asked Justice uf the I’crice T (I plus court cusls lor excessive II. S laui'lilor were held today at H'dnil's to throw out a ease aeninst * S J H ’I ' l l l l l p ,M. I',oil, N (■ The IhuI v w ill nr Amos J rffe r.n ri because the law Kllpene Jackson was pivetl ft turn, rive in Sauloi d at noon tomorrow eks to create a presoiti|illoo J e tfi'ls o ll sill Ic iilli led his sliini|i live da) lull selileiicc ol I lie o|ilioli mill remain al the llrissnn Fun uf guilt on the g in iilid * of the wil ol paving a i-'i line lor vagrancy. oral Hume until graveside services geilng slump nint is therefore Ana ” 7 and wn i in rested by Hep I.roo t tcvinaii. t iilnred, pleaded nty S herifl A. T. Ilu iiifd ir les nil n ■re held al :* 00 |» m Solidity. The iniconstltiitionnl." six count a ffid a vit drawn up try guilt) on a driinkeiiess eli.npe and (lev W I' llrooks, iiastor ol Hie was seuleueeil to Hi du)s or $IU Holmes overinled the motion at Slate A ttorney W illiam A. Hal F irst lla id ist ('tn ircli, w ill olfl plus costs A u o lliri Negro, ltanie Jefferson's prelim inary hear mu luwcs. elute. Cluvbm received an I I I line or in d held him for C rim inal Court five day jail term lo r reckless on iritm hnnd. I ’ ri'slileul Kisenlmwer bus desii; itri) nit: Defense and slate attorneys have n u ll'll October If 1 us United N.i Kidney l(H liard. t ’lly superin­ [ aa re I'd the ease w ill Ire taken l« linns Huy, saying "Hit* need for tendent ol sewers, was home ill the slate Ktlpienie Court fill a de Hie iiitc riiu lio iiu l n ruiiiiirntion is Inday. clsloii on the ru lia tllu lin iiiil ipies jire id rr tliu ii ever before." Constitutionality 01 New State Law Governing Gambling Stamps Challenged Slaughter Rites N e x t Sunday I RiChard III P * Velvet- h _________y ^ H flfl) ftfll|U Family Picnic Set By Lutheran Church Members a n d mw* i&ttia H llllll *»» HlUailiK If Kill Ilia liuua* «li>u Plillie «fHVlifd Fiulnu. lu ('<i""n tl. in, sfUl 4 In M h i Ii u , l.iiiliy h i'i Ifi • It m *Mii« in ti»r i i n • urisliiit Ut« f»m- 4111M litiM*s||i II Iy nut In worry. liHijr'ii Ft»*r ruiM lu r aim>n Vlw i i#uftIn Kll himI I Uf|44 * «1 l4fHI4ISh« Mil Rill4»|H**y* * tlfk itU d In l i l t I* Ht llitvtf 111If If V 4 •tail o»lt lu ttiKl Itiv nt I * a I ii n nlfl T li> y *l-slt Mm i m N<f«f Ywili ap ait li «ksl uf f’ u is y VV I I tl f r a dii«n1cally •atidwoih* y 014(4m loan uf wliUfii L.Miby ifetl f>*«)itli*l •-IOIIIIKU4 Mil, It'll T II 0 Ilka Isllilty, U iiowl4«*ia lu tea fuuiul lliM f n iiH i.tl in Mia iMitiiwii (iiifiia uf ml 1*1* anoi I inkj** a lilAaita aii'l (at vtUlim IB - ( r k il Uvlv. -t... . . f,.4 e?tally r n -1 il •mfieiala Miat Tuny atni Ubtiy may C*» *> a 11»|»a il itartitjal i'vtlrkkx • tail u»a« alna Oama. ta iitraant rami aa aa (hay c chal. «. kK ll ralurtn It* r n Hi* li fmlMpaa. raiurna to tliar CuiiiiM l|riM (muff*. Iliiff* tlalU ilt j liar that Mia wiitIMt Ilka Madrkli la a flfura arall known in Mia Nrw Tnili utnlar* wot’ I Mala that hImM KM illarovara m hr III U-M ton li fit k hi I ha kltrhaft. Inti l«a>lilnr it a»iM HiuU Mta hmuh airiply. Ilia k»Mla Rlnyinn invitllv un Mta atuva, n. a yaftlan yitftlrn la<Mar faa a wimlow wlntlu | i«i »Ii *M Ijrin |>u*lnK LicnMiMi 4»Mi Mta Ilia wliulnw wlinltiw uf l»lltby*a l*Iljh ruutn. £ ft It; tV III i' H u m. ( ’IIA IM 'K It NINW K IT HAN lo Urn window of the •mply study and thrust her bead and slmiildi-iH over the slIL The ■taia wem bilglit and there wea a elka u l iiio iiii low In the aky. The lawns, Din aycatnore, the atone walla - you could ecu clean tu Ilia edge of Dm nrchurd. Nothing m o v e d . Them wan no ona Hi eight. K ll idiut and locked the window and slut ted for Ilia stall a fait. Mmmtlut', aim alowad. Philip might have I(-It Ida window upan, but ha couldn't bava placed the rtialr anainst the door from th* In* ■Ida, lliidnolilrdiy anmeuna h a d brolten Into ilia study, lia r uncle was tired and needed aleep, but •lin'd Imvn In gel aomeona In help her make Ilia r o u n d • and ire whether anything elie wee wrong. Hugo wain't to ha Uiuilghl of. She pulled her robe tighter around her and tied the aaatu William, than. Mhe went along the upper hall and waa about to knock on Wllllant'a door when tlia door of tha other guest room opened and Hugo atuck ma nead out. Ilia hair waa rum* pied, Ilia eyre bright. "K ill What It ItT What'a Uia trouble r * Mha aaldt “Homaona haa b a a n downalaira In Wdllp'a atudy." Inalda her ruoin Miriam anorad aoftly. Hha had ap even, rhythiplo anursu n u iM a a iM M iia v . Hugu aald aortly: "Half a min* u t*• and I'll Iw with you." Ha ratraalail, pulled on trouaara ■nd a coat, and Joined her. The atudy waa just aa aha had left It, and aa alwaya neat and In order. Nothing had been disturbed. AU Ida other downatalra wlndowa with* In reach, til III* bait and the din* Ing-room, wera tkwad and looked. They went Into the kitchen. The d o.ia and wlndowa there and In *a» pantry and In the entryway ware aecura. Hugo ahruffed. " If th a n waa m i f v w w w iher*—” n Mineune * iH II tilt! t "My deaurman, there B M somiM «na Uremoalvi tha "X i untaaa turn* t in d a r i coma oh by, l got to I kirn oft Him gun. I l l 's ace how much water them Is in tlnx." tin hefted tha kettle. "Very little. Alt rljilit, I know It doran't es plain Hit chair In your oinle'H study. Ho them win so.io-cna hvic. anil wlioevcr |l tens li gone. An lur (IS I rail see lintlilng seems lo huvn In-i ll t n k a n. I'll tnili no­ ughts nir nod stick around lor s while down hem lo sew II w« gel a raiuiit visit, you'd li tter go Ixo k lu IhuI or you’ll niteli cold." Kit wus ndvrnng w ill cold, und reaction. "Maybe I'd Is-tlrr call William and lie can help." Hugo pul up • hand. "Heaven t u r b i d . " At Ills expression, she laughed and retreated, Hha llept lata Ilia next morning. It was altar V when tha sound ol the power mower uwnka tier. It waa William, g u i d i n g tha new machine aver tha grass, Just n» later he would gu for a lU-uulu walk Tor hie health and after Hint taka Miriam for n drive In the big car, whether tier uuda wanted It or not. A l Innid, Hint was W il­ liam's usual routine when lie came tu Dendeld on week-rmls. IlolitlnsT Nothing wus routine now, Dressing hastily, she went down stalra. (leorga had gone tuick to New York. Ha had left a message with tha maid aaying that he’d call Kit later. Hugo had protiuldy gone, too. Ha wasn't anywhere around. Kvldently the Intruder of the night before had not returned. Philip waa in hla atudy working. Bha would tall him a b o u t last night aa noon aa tile typewriter ■topped pounding. Hhe was drink­ ing coffee on the aim porch when William came tramping dolefully Into the h o u a e With a tale of broken b u a h e a and nurseryman. "Tiroes buahea should 1st charged lo them. They should be made In pay." K it aatdl "For heaven's sake, William, who carea about a few bridal wreaths T There are masses of them anyhow." "Not the bridal wrealha," W il­ liam a a l d , "the rhododeudrona, under IJbby'e window," K it waa outetde tn record time. They went around to tha west wing. "Bee T" William waved. Ha was right. Homaona had plungedroughly through tha thick planting of rhododendrons directly u n d e r Libby's window, the one to the north. Branches hung brokenly. Staring at the eruehed laavee, the t r a s h brsaks, K it waa puuled. Philip's atudy waa al tha other end of tha houaa. You might have exK ted damaged shrubbery outside window there It aomaona had Jumped through. It last night, but nare—aht p u a h a d rhododendron branches aalde. In tha soft earth, little out tram the wall, lhar* daap Indantatlona. tiW ' ‘ ‘ Tha;y m«4a by a ladder. Tti Uwldff waa th a n on foal (a rlM r along. Aaldt " I told you aa It w i. Th and l h a y had ap* ■ had coma of tha ra daad at Ut* Ns:"-* . »■ m M • d u u o f I lie o rc h a rd lord lo tw p iiilic d . Tin* m a il, Jnu ( iu iih lli't , liinl p u l tin - lad der w ln -rx it now was b i-li" " t in ) lu g y r s l.-n h iy . lie looked at I I m* lad d e r. " Y e a , 1 put It ben- bid lin t Ih u w a y It Is now. I be u lIt,'> hide w aa lo p. H iilneollu in o n l h ave h e rn fin d in g h i m ind XV111, II a lte r We w e n t, l l i a l ' l bow Ih u l,im bi a go t b ro k e n . Y ea s ir, s o m e ■■ l i e r.tooil U nit lu dder Op iiguinnt I but w a ll iila t lu o k n llir lt l lo u m b e s . N o t m e " M o th e r O f Lake M ary M a n Dies In Lakeland Mrs. m ill Ixolette Itedmomi. el y<nr* of age, mother of A. F. Kemp o f Lake Mary, passed away nt tin- home o f her si-ter, Mix. IHiineli!' Kracger, in l.ukelnnd. Aug. J t, follow ing n lingering ill uex-i. I ’lio i to lit'i ItllU'Al, die liad lived with her ilnogliter, Mrs. Max Htewinl at Hnytonu llendi, ul I Ibiugii she tut 11 been u fr«<1U*llt visitor at tin* Inline of her soil and wax well known in Luke Mary. Survivors besides her two cliild u n and "Ixler, Include another xixtvr, Mrs. Jesse Zehr, I'lescott, A iu . and a brother, R, F'. F'orliii itii, l.akeland. Funeral service* were heid In l.ukelnnd, Wednesday n iu tliliig mid pinvesiile services that ufteruonn at I lull v H ill, w ith the itev. J. 11. H ill well, funnel Duvtoliu uuxtol uf the Church o f C hrist, u fflriu tiiife is I'o i'M T o k h i m .M'liriM,' sMsnsnii.r: s r .v r it o k I i I I a ladder ngullist the limisu In llie uiglil, u Inihlrr Hint must Ironi Ihu minks lit Ike glolllld, huvn rested under I.Hiby's window. Kit ion Inside ami up tile slnlrs willi YViIlium nt tier heels. Miriam beard tticrii amt b n l le d WIIHuiti, Hhe wauled him lu taka the car and go In the drug store mill get her new rrirdlcltut. “I phoned th» drug­ gist nmi it's ready." "Just n minute, aunt," William railed b u c k . "There's eumethlng Hint needs nltuntlon—" Mlriuiu mild: "1 need your atten­ tion now, My w a t e r pitcher's empty und [ want It ttlled." Wllliuni stood ■till. I In liad al­ ways ssemeil devoted tn Ida dn* mnnihug mid perhaps wealthy — niuil. Hwlnglng aruurul tbs und of lbs slnlr lulling, Kit c a U g ll t a gllmpsn ol Ids (nett. H waa livid. He went toward Miriam's room, tils head hunt, his s h o u l d e r s Hluuipttd. Hu looked as though he could wring Miriam's neck. In. ferreting. Kit had no time for It then, Him ran on In the and of tha hall ami urnimil the Jog anil opened l.lhhy's door, Tim iioi Hi window wax down, the onu below which tha ladder hail rested, and notidng seemed tn hava lieen dialurhed. Hhe could no longer smell Hoi perfume but Uru Air woe utility. Kit started acruna the lluur and striod stock-ntlll In tha middle of tL Lying on thn while rug, beyond the fool of thw bed was what looked Ilka a decapitated human head, fora down, u woman's tread with a hat on It, It was one of U b b /a hat stamla. Tha hat on It waa a uhsrry.mlored straw cloche with navy ribbon streamers that Kit bad never aesn her w e a r . The round rad crown waa apltt wide open by a blow that had all but crushed the papler-macha head t * * Heath it. Tha weapon that had been used, a hammer, was un tha rug I>*able the smashed head. Kit atarad down at tha thing at her real, pushing away sickness wul an odId sort of terror error and tryIng to mnka her reason work, Wbo could have don*! such a thlng—and . . j o | ______ _______ _ purs why? It'looked llks wballad and simple, a hatred revanglng It sail xy m bullet Ily on a Libby who waa out of reach. . I t waa alao a place o f exhibition­ ism crying out to ho noticed. "X halo her, do you understand. I hole her, Thia la w hat I would do to her If 1 could.” U n b rtd M raga on'Jha spur o l tha momeat, had— It wasn't tha spur of tha momapL In tha daad of K t f t l aomaona te d fa it around fo r tha ladder In darknau. had proppad it ogalnat tha wall and had climbed rung by rung. f f > ffa croaftaiwdj If the organization wishes to par (h patrolling ticlpate in (he Thec pi plan w ill be in eftfeci statewide Slate I’ ulrol Commander II N Klrktnan said Hie plan, which lias been tested, In several c lllu ti already with success, is known as "Operation Holiday ” It wus trie d in several of the slate's larger cities during the July -I weekend und met with widespread approval Participants w ill be Invited to it. in Inmorrow to mid ride from 0 u.in. lay. uiglil, Monday. .During ____ Ihu HIM l.ubor Duv »y week end. I t persons lost their lives u* accidents _ result o f highway accl However, the 13X1 July. 4 dental death list was trim m ed U only Iwu persons killetl compared with IS for the same holiday per­ iod .< year earlier. "O ur troop commanders hove been Instructed to Invite civic and safety leaders to ride with troop­ ers during the Labor Day hull day,” said Commander Klrkm un, "and lo see Just what the men do in their almost endless quest to m ln lm lie highway accidents, es­ pecially on holiduvs.*' "H ow ever," K irkm an continued, "unless we are lucky, w ith In­ creased truffle unit all. we w ill not be able to get by without a fatal arclilcnl. but we c rrtu ln ly want lo keep Hu* figure ax low ux jtossiblc and it w ill take tlm roopcrulinn of everynno tu acriiinpll.str that «b jective," A ll troopers not un vacation or III, w ill be on duty during Howeek end. Legal N otices An old faxbiouiMl fam ily pienl* H V N o rn u 111IVI f* fill* »*, fI,a Il l l hnyj " a '"<•* •»' Trooper Harrison Extends Invitation For Groups To See Traffic Conditions THE SANFORD F1I5IULD r71’ a ia 4 Thurs. Magi. 3i I W [ B, mmm U k & i .f-'l-SfiSUv w i l l lie H ie ( li st o u tin g fo r lite m h e rs m id ( r ic iu lx n( Hie L u H ie rm i C h u r l'll o f th e lle d e e m e r , J e rry K e iik u r ik . ( i i m r i o i i i i o f H ie p i r i i i r ( o i i i i n i l l e r , s a id y e x te rd u ) H u g e p ic n ic liiix k c tH w ill be i |b ii k c l fu r tin * e v e n t, r c m l n i x m d o f iliiv x go ne I d , i i c c d i i l i i i u to 1 I ' I i i i i * o id lin e il I d M i K e n k a r ik . I'lie p ic n ic w i l l I h ' h e liI u t M i .in n S p r in g * , w i l l i th e c a r s m e e t in g il l H ie S a n fo rd Yacht C lu b M o n d a y m o r n in g a t IM S so d ia l e v e ry o n e c a n g o t o u t ax a g r o u p T h o s e n o t h a v in g t r m is jH ir ia llu ii a le a s k e d In c u ll M r K e n k a r ik id ;u*u o r tHIM .1 so H in t a r r a n g e m e n t* r a n tie m a d e to la k e e v e ry o n e w l / i w o u ld lik e to g o , M r S e n k a rik s a id llerreutkm has (iron planned for the iiilulls mid for Hie clilldren There will tie linsehall. xoflliali. volleyball, hailmiulou, mid even lil'iiichle (nr tin- grownups. And for the children, .games have lieen arruuged so that everyone will have a full day ol outdoor fun. Harry Herbs! Dies In Hospital IN IIM ii i id :v It V. iiiix r t n ir v n , r i.m iH M . IN 1*01111)11:. in : ii 'I'llM M S T t T H IH* m a it i a Ki.r-vr*-tl i-;it |l".-"t|XV,| ■i'll A lii, w h o m i t a r t i o n c i i i i n i N otice lx iil-rel'V H i) "II Hull M H T IIK II W llJ O iN i l l V i ; ill.-.I lo t ilio il n p o i i im M x e e o in x o f ih r e - l l i l " o f M il.M V M .U tl ) h *l.l:T l*ll M il IIM IIIIV drci-n-ed l b , l >i,, rlO'd tier |o iiib iii fill rinul illI'lliilH " , olid llo il -In- w ill ,ip|dy in III" lliM o IH ld " l* iio i, l,- H I" ll*lro ,l, I 'i ill III V ,1 i l l He o f Me,ol,o,li> I ’o iio l* M to rb la , on lb - I **sI, duv o f S c |ii* io lo r. A, t * . I*if,l. for iifiorovnt *,r * 1, 111" 1 Mil t o , rill, St l l U i b l l f H " 1 * executrix o f H i" " » liil" .1 liu .-c M a rti* r ''l" tc lie i I b 'i r v , d " c " .i* " d , on ■III* I Sill ib, v of A o Hll* , A li n il / * / M H T IIM It M’ II.H IiN It IV M A * K x * 'U itils of lb " " " l i l e of IIII. K V )l A IIIA K I.M T I'IIM II iiM irn v. ,i","n>,'d I.M o ii, N o rriM N o lle " I* b " r « lir h lv " n liin l I <m "riHitHcd ill ln i"lri« *" *1 l l u Hitrifurd A v rliU " III Hltnfonl H n n lo o lr C o il,ilp , Klorlib, m ol.., ll,.. fl, illli.n * nniiie. " A rm v N u v v M u rp lo* mol H int t ln l"!o ! lo i" H l* l" r *-,ld iiu m * inirKUHnl In lb " i**riM" o l Hie r- 1<ll I Ions N' k i i i p Ml« I ul,* l o w l l II", x iii.n * o f K lorbbi M ln ltil"" l •<11 w ill, III" I'te r k o f lb " C lli-n ll (*o in t f.o H" ill I lo ll" I 'ouol v. M lo rlili M " l« lii M lvkliol llw n r r a oh. in. m * T i l l } H T A T M I I P K I.I.H IK A T O III IMA I.M K )l A N I.M V, Ml M Mi iNM CAMP, m U T T N V Il.I.K , N K tV y n itK A H w o rn C o iiilila ln l I i i v I iik b " " ii f i l l 'd iih h I i i " ! y o n in lb " c ir c u it C o u rt Ol m i l to r M e m lm d " I'o o n iv In C liM iic e ry lo r d lv o r c " , I h " * l, o i i t i l l " o f w h ic h Is C l . l F M I ll l t ) M A N I.M V . I ’ l n l n l i r r . vs IliiM A I, MM M A N I.K V , | i s f " i i d : n i l , l h " s " p re s s iils i r e In t " * i n l r s yo n lo ip p u i i r a n d H I" y i x i r w r lH io i i1< r * iis " a lu Ih e ( * o n i|d u litl o il n r lis ln r a i t i 4 M il , day n t H stiieiiit,. i , a I) , issa. o llis r w ls s it li» c r" e Pro Confesso w ill lie • n ie r " d n a a ln s l von. W ITN hiH M m y lim ul sad i.M Ic lil srn l at H iin foid , Hsinlm d" I'o o n iv , K lorbbi. th is Ih v la d day o f Hop Iv m lie r, A l> IS M l>, P. 11 M IIN I KIN C lo rk of tho C lr e u ll C n u rl o ( Honilnula C u u n ly (H U A I,) vv. C. I l o t i ’klsnn Jr. H arry H e rln t ,Kr., a retired em ­ ployee of Hie Tide Water (III Asmelation id Huyonne, N J. died curly this morning in the local hospital. He hud lived lu Smdord unly two months. A member of the St. Henry Catholic Church In Ilnymme, lie wax also a member o f the Deaf and Mule Association. He Is sarvlved try the widow id Sanford; three sons, W illlnm F. and Robert of liuyonue and H arry of Cullforids: and four grandchildren. The remulnx were lent today tn P. U Hoi 1411 llnyoniie where funeral services Hanford. Klorlib, w ill bu held nt 10:00 a.in. Monday. Allornsy tor I'lalnllff THE A L O H A lllway 17-02—J iiaL Mouth Of D«Und lnyllgN You To STOCK UP FOR THE i j ONG WEEK-END AT A&P A N D . . SAVt on HOLIDAY fOODSl tt' ' TURKEYS u>. 5 9 * Plum p, Tender Frozen MiesHcil (uni Drawn (Imil* A ii In 8 Hi. to g. (liH O IL K IL H IK E ) (Jrude “A” Doriiln Dr*:88e<| and Drawn FRYERS whale 49c 63c 53c' Wliolo or Half BuU or Shank Portion Swifts I'roniium HAMS Pineapple Juice 27c, •Hi Oz. Cun la h h y 'N 2*1 Oz. FIoDle A&P 27c CRAPE JU K E W A X PAPER ratt 23c Cut Hitt* Mtircnl Co lured N A P K IN S 3 For 25c r\u Murrnl While 2 For 19c N A P K IN S Antt I’mft1 (inninil BLACK PEPPER I’lllnlmry I'lain nr Self Itisiiix FLOUR 49c Ivory Mrd. lia r Soap :i for 22c Ivory SllO W Toilet Soan Iteg. lia r family f i r m ns of It for 22c Cantaloupes Surfs 'I'idc 28c 23c F'or lllih e a Joy 29c H horlrning CriHco 8f»c A ir I’ u r lflr r Airwick Armours 59c Vienna SauHugc 19c ArniourN It oast Hct'f fiSc rmuurk ft rcet 47c l-rb 'p s In ( Ills ad "(fw c llv a I h r m ig b H s tu r d iy , H " | ils in h " r 41b. LETTUCE 2 hds. 2 5 ■ HMdtttM or K*d Malaga G R A P ES II. H. On* White PO TATO ES 2 lbs. 19 Lb. Bag 25c 29* Bwnnnon Honed CHICKEN 5 Oz. Can An Evening Of Entertainment Music By PAUL CASKEY and his PEER GENTS WITH VINCE MINEM.I AND HIS ACCORDION AND OREN I'llECPS ON THR TRUMPET. • MIXED DRINKS TQ YOUR PLEASURE < CHICKEN — STEAK - and DBA POOD DINNERS SPECIAL1Z1N0 IN PIZZA PI E Q Miuilcal Qnb Nightly j ChBTW •n Havan Unya W m A . M , to ZtOQ A» Ms Oceanspray Jellied CRAN IIERRY SAUCE �“ "A Vacancy Will You More Cost Than A W ant-Ad Will That n il p w ’,« '.? r. ; .... . , iiinnsbrough Auctions :• /’ Rent SVM I l l i l l H i ll VI ll i It.i. — >.*oi Use H E R A LD KOII S A L E -G R O C E R Y M i n t l FOR U K A li ESTATE IN l.A K K MARY see Raymond M Hall, Ami in i *.i t market. good 1<<<-,iii<in Established niiiny year* I'.wn Realtor. Sanford. KlorJua ARTICLE? W A N T ADS T hr litlh in in i n n r* l*» nil Hn lit lit* |itfltll«taf it In Th# M H liiid llrrn lil, I IIin r I'li* i »m Il'Mf lu m lh tii I iliw r* IUf |i«*t lliir iRMrllun • Hi* |»rr IInr H irrllu M I f llm v* Hr |»rr 11nr iNifrllnM Hr iirr 11nr 1 «r I ro r lf i'lin lrn rl H » f W tirdi n« (He llair. Ilaublr Mnlr fur Minch Pnrr I ' n m P H O N E 148 W a u l A il* Mill hr » rrm U I ■ i r r ib» T f l f t i l m M « • »•**»••«r u l a m r h a r a * I f fo u r aam v la lla ln l In IS * Ir lr a b n a r I..... I , In r v lu r a l« r Ib i* a r riiin n im la lln n I be n d t v r lla r r U r i i i r i ' l n l |m i r r u M » l l ) . l a m il* * l« r in l» t t a d r r Ih r heal iH .aall.ir i f l l l r r nil W a n ) Alla m u « i ha la uur a lf lr a iih lb * tin j h r lu t * a a b ll■allna |- l* n * r a n l l l i aa Im M t N M lr li II ua m m o rra ra In in u r ail. W t r n u n lil lip r*a|M <a*lblr In* a a r f th a n n n r l l i ' n n m lu a r f llu a . 1 H ,'» * * *■ * * " 1' r" lr "• I m u lln r * u i illa n n n i 1 l. li|ii l i a r llu # an in* r a l* at ib r r r llu ra u r d la a o im *U u r lia r a iiw * r a lr aa In u r llu ra u r d la u n 18 Pi. II a*. 28PI. lia r llu r an uir r a l* aa H r * llu ra u ld lB lltl I m * FOR REN I -I cV E L A K A Apartments 114 W First Street Phone 4UU-XV. ROl.IwWVAY AND It ARY HEPS Day. Week or month — Tel 1425 F urniture Center. MU XV First ONE ROOM clfieleney up! soil able for working couple Ideally located 'tertiss from t’usl Office P rivate hath. Iniiuiri* Manuel ^ Jacobson's Depl Store. l.A KK FR O N T llu p le x -2 UK For if Desired. 11 inis, from NAS Children welcome It A. Comer on,, Lake Charm I'll. 470) ur 4332 ron SALE -S V .1 II r T U P I'E R W A K E .'ealer Gladys Somerby I’ hune 1750-K F o r Ite s u ltn 10 P i —31111— BUSINESS O P P O R T U N IT IE S RKALTOHS Dr , Oviedo fU K . ApartaM nU, cnupk-i, 100 N. Laurt-L GOAT M I L K ; hT D. P rie it, 8 . San ford Ave Phone 7HJ-W3 Mew Fold I nk cot* ’ flu - fill P a lrl A ltM V - NAVY 110 Sanford Aye. JS.iW e* $3 .Ml rnl SURPLUS Phone 111) WE I Im i SPKCTAn SER VIC E S I >\ 11 \ NOW IN STOCK Cornicle llenehea, cunclelc window sills, concrete window lintels crease trails and hulld inf. inalerials ol all kinds NRKHMAN CONCRETE P IPE CO. Plume* ICNI. 11*1 l l i I VI 1 I * l t* *»i i* W ill l« H um ’ * III n l h f l ■I" 1 tu 1 hriS ! m i l S llttl D ili * h i l l l>. .1 sV M . n i l I h i I i t ii » department uf T H E S A N FO IU I H E R A I.O prove Its ability ns a< efficient sales medium mg I i- A A i t i- i .i Star tel .ml' . lis t .1 Avi'lUO * H » * Mi a lif ictl r e a - 1 O R L A N D O M o r n in g S e n tin e l O r •Roritn . «211, . . Meiscli * I ’ r lc■ e llldg . ..1 lundo Evening Star. Call Haleb I la l u l l i k’ lf iiliin il U ln r t f'.ill I M|, \ I I In St III MVl i V I s \ | | Nir r •» | H|( M M ■'m l. Ave. A I'llI. SI. n in \ i \li» I n ils In i .1 ....< . 1 . , i .i . M If a I M i . ( ii • Mku m ( tn .tiiir I Im I . i ............If llsl Ml * l i h .ni i -1 oh . s it 'i 11i-P •! l.f-i* <1 * 1 . I ' 0.1. , liK-.s In ' i ' I s mil h It 1. 1* p i *.1 i r n lliin * ..... l l ' Ml 11 1Ill'll | l it . I %*ip i >.inm«mted. I k»4 I tfi tr $ N ut .........Iv I* Mil HI I h kiM.lfv s\ \ III M , I • »\ I •> I 1' t mi nl ' I* ■ 1 (i, . i m.j .!• I !M*I ii i l ■' ( *H III 1 lb t n • , 11*14* Ii In. , X' | la. 1, . 1 i .. i • Iu m ' 1 p 11 . .1 1 lull i iiiipe. Ii cv llllile r, i iidin. hi-.* 1i-t Iokyo Quake I • >1Jf .1 New Explosions 1290 VVC'KC . vvv vj- i Sail 1* 't'HEAN At L t a - a j ( r - e PTvJ j e a *; « a7 ’ le *-------\ j h .vth ANP SCRATCH Vv-idWCNT i' VvA. VVtAN ->tXi VVA'^FACTlXa r.o el. f K l 0 6 9 PbRRJSCLV ? _______ — _ ^ I I i| i l l Y ^ Jr 1 « ' 4 0 ( A- VI p p - 'N i* ■■ \ / ' l l 7 . IV .IJ \ j u ’ l . MI Mtln-h.' - \ A i r -5 T‘ I I r 1* VMieb* .] ; 1 - .1 Lf / „ I . K 4 I .'!■-ll 1 ’ -.1 \ M'I l,' I J TRUE " / 1 #''«nJ " . - a* - - J * ............ v m t . *- v j i. 7 ------- .# m Want A Nice Motel In Sun ford, Fla.? • 1 n u? .r * r ¥- “■ Cisu - a . ... If ' -.............................. - 4 M i t IP IIp ,i til III »l if 1,1*4 “j \\ \ \ \ >' S' . . . . p P c AU CP TV A r, ■iP■Mi. 1 .Ci.1it; / ; ^ f 7 , . ( II I ,1 it ■ ill) M x. >iiii lit * I Mil Ill ,|z .Mi’ll i * l It!, Xit I lu I • I'l A ' I ' t • » t .i |ft• Mi ii < It kill* pin ill • 1 eit illlihM i i mi Mi l J - ' ......... §2 9 5 \2 % s, rn d iu , u iilm u a lu I " im " Ni*' XV4* fni( tn* J im . 11 i«.ii irtl A l m w im lm lr s IhtiNi'^t. I i i h i i i iin rc Mi .N(*rp, nil hilling lilt- Ill-til um r mol nil hitaiti*' thttii'i I I r. in o n IIO IM .I's I bone 121 t Ii f M *’ I Y 9 II •llli'Ktl tin t llff • 1111kl**V ll ll K l*fll 195 11.i ii niisviiiii K iw ik y lit l hum III I ,r ■ III P Mist1 m i J tv 1 i •>i i Ii. t! -ui (MilIK | ■ ■ , . t* Oil- I' . »' Not (■ , ."! mir ♦J ,'..M u ii I. i y 990 I ilo iii 't'd iin , \ 1 n llt t lt f * this in Ml I I ► ll | ill* u tn him THU • -X * ■I U i.lt VKEIt nl* 4*||49 Pi nr III by liiiiiiiH 11la In I .1 Factory Hiriiuj Declined In Jidv II' Kl 1 l".|. m . ’ ' l l 1*1 N.‘»S ‘> 9 5 INSULATION B S I> I ' M Iv M i l l I il.Mti seiliin, ra d ii., lie n le i, u u lo in .il.. 1. iin*sinissinn .ii l I I I \ K i l l 1 1 I linin' M-iliin. i .iillo, lie u le i. I ‘nw ei e lull- 1I t .noils "0 • i* *ti» F u p \ \ s l l S liile M iiu n 1 iluor sedim . n iilio . li eulei. .iu li.in .iln 11 tiii-viiii-v»iiui .1 111 l< l\ - ilnnr, i , i i I i i i , healer. I I v i i i i ITu I "I II1 ■ «n i . i i lk \. I f ' lu lr * ' VII. 1(1 l 1(1 If d io ii, new pn i it I . new seill eosei*. • I 1‘l l N I I M I s II. .. * -•* M i \ * huh 1pi 1......... •* ■ • i VV. K. M .M a -l. r M m ’. .ii . II I I>>*111’ o. .1 I . I » \ r 1 »»• i i hit uL Ym i , I I u m S I'A N D IN N S K l’T K M IlK K i : \ l t l . M N s <..o.l. •it I si . . n I I* I . Ii . I IllM llllliri* |HJHllJlM‘ll 11' It 111 >(MII III IIUHlM* NMtil "In i .1* r i «ih In**r em i i i * iil*'iil. hoi * * ill* n*i|i * k11«ink .. II .i.i "iI .ti ■ '.I > . . N. . » It. r |III i *P tI■o lit t f ■h N il nl Nil* SJIl* n t p. t i it tu ui ,i m haul 1 pi I 11< .1 1 1s I ■4fM|n>l IJ4M I. II. i1.i’ I *' I tin INi . IMP I I III I - — r» !(• ill r i l l In i v\ u | 11 I H ill u URAILEY O D M A M USED CARS W.mi Ads T.iy m i M I’ '.111 Mil I ' • .1 I I.......I'" ' ' 'on VI .. I i I . 11 p *• «r .-I . 1 ’i i.|. 11ITIM 1 S ! I. I 1' 1 ' " I 1 ,.l I 4 .if".I 'll hm I II .ill • 'oilnl «S p! |l i Iml i Ii am i s i'll I I* * iih »*i | In l it n I hn h.ii tIs mi' . knurl in i r-sf ill Sr Mi iik Sinn* I *N | In3 W. i < i sonaldc. U k y , I 1 U3 J . l'lume 143(1 V I * I I I \ V 111 IM H ucrcs. FARM FOR R ENT—11 '.v ................ . c tll, I- nrtnrv ....... ' Hull.. 11. ,.l lllin d l, M O V IN O , L o c a l .V In n ,: Cameron C'lly. Mrs. W IL Lynch , H h N l II SAW kiiner, Hand s a w . i i i l a n c e C A L I . I I , S to ra g e > Al i m I,, III -I,.I- c-a.lt1.1. or plus — —— —■---------------— — j lathe, i t M m i . and >s . d rill in |* i v i n .»ith i n . nmot isri ■ ■ ----------------------------------------arena w tie I. ■ i - it.. <-o i i « . v in . m ill c r a t in g W A . A 1 H M S P U N F U IIN IiliB D 2 bedroom house ora 1‘ rlre tor quick sale FI..... . 1 . m in o li V . ii in i i t i i . i t < o io p . n i for rent, ill. K kllchrn llc ........................................ Is furnished ... ■“ 12M-W IIEMOM ELINO. re tu iliin g :ivb.Si'll VV.-st lld id Flione 3KJ Larue fenced-In yard. Prefer Ins siding, rotifim:, MADE Medium duly 2 couple with children. Flione W ELL t i l l 1 t I l l \ . 1 l Free estimates No dowi. p.y wheel tra ile r Welded raine IXIH-W Available Sept. IS. HI I IM H IM . men!*, 3(1 months b> ) i .i > l. t . 'i n Heavy axle $30 isi Don't cull ■J t | do FURNISHED apiirtm enl, 2 rooms sed conlrnelnr II .1 E'iro 1. OIK Fridav niuhl or Sntiirdtn Flione ■,n;'. i . Ii.i i noil kllchcnclle Close in. l ‘ hone M • -lio n s . IN- A Vi- , I 'i. o t o hOK V\ 1345 Wl 4«'.i vr« i t ARTICLE A WANTED —0 1* l . K I L L - F I uim ilN F U IIN IS IIK D Apt . 3 riMtms. Siiufi.nl 1 1 ' || i n 1 )i balh Mature Couple 307 Oak We boy, lei) and trada used fund THL't K IO H I M ture W llson-M ili-r Furulture Co i’ t •1 ( Ave !• 1 • K ill X't'l r . fl | 3! I E 1st Phone 831 vV 1 1 ^ lE IIIIO O M , I'riv a le entrance and oolil list this servo,f III lift 1 u\ l*| i 1 11H 1 .Hi! 1 a USED child's slhte phone 22(i!i M bath i'hunr 1471-J .e r SIISM SaJtlhM il - >j i f f r <i,.i V, • 4II111111il* ** T— Feta ■ L lv fllo c k ■ Poultry —7 ROOM lurnlshed aparlineut iii 1 ( l ' l W II 1 Ui M l us to w h o re n ts I r i n k stairs, 112 Kim Ave . I'hune 17)1 FUK S A LE —Out- burse mid one 1 »• 1 \ UI ll I'l 1 ' good m ilk eow J It llrfdges, adiills 3 ROOM apt. u L * furnished, i f D uller* mill Dragline m .ik Sn.d Lake Mnuroe I’hune 1320-It. nid y ^ 2QU K K. 5 Mh St. I 111 1 shell delivery (ioud V ie l-.t 11* z -i .i t . ■ 'i il.,- F O, D o * 305 | , a h . M i .o iih IIUIISE for sale -Ruddle and llri l',. I .... il vt.,1- |l. iW A h rrro t o r e n t -2 Fla I'hmiea Sanford 9135. I ■. v die l ’lume 9133 n r ronlact d u ll Slallim, 1st i.nd French._______ tomi Reach 3-1139 3 UKDROOM Unftivnlshed house In ___ I * •» (l Sanford or nearby Contact Ll. 10— H ELP WANTED - I f IF Y llll ure ze modeling t.t build !l» t J! drover, Extension 322 SNAAS. mg new, phone 2290 I i III XIMlI , . I MARRIED man for Insurunee l-T '* plastering or block - a E x p irl •P E R M A N E N T Residents, desire 2 work In Snnfonl Contact It II pulch work no |<di t» . I n.-. <,i ' I l "\ . vv .II. I , . bedroom Unfurnished. State luTaylor. 2 IH Melsch llldu- or loo small Free z-sliiii.il. 111*»i ri Mi l! (| | | . * Jfiat HIMI cation. Price P. (). Rox 1219. phone I8U1-R for apiHdolmiml request. IM11Mi N( , I M11111 11.11 11•11 PERM ANENT F am ily of three de- TO Deliver feed and work III store t M iif,) t h it |’kiirf111 r- • 'A tire s three bedroom house with 5% days a week Apply In per M h i1 rt ’• OAKf.AXVN kitchen furnished. City n r rural son, lit) W 2nd SI Semim.le Cuuuly’s only ]. ii c><-1.... I Plume 1879-M. care Cemetery lliivliu-ss i .II j..-- ! ' I I I l I t i l l V t. v I I: V I i I t u L ! f l L i - ^ 2 . U 1 . -Lj e v w i w e i i B OUT OF WORK OK ON SltOHT IIO N. PARK. PHONE i l l ’ll EH HOURS? Write us iinmed • f«l Ml | ■ . I l I —H E A L ESTATE FOR SALE- 3 ia li-l) regarding otqiDrluultles lo LAWN M IIW IN l Y i II VF aiiii i I lit Vt,i :Dhl,i i '* sell ninsuniers In City of San­ Free eslimates. Call 703 ll 3 BEDROOM HOUSE ford, Eust Volusia or East M **•" t *! v \fi| i m u Al) "oiivenlencts excellent water, Orange Counties, Ituwlelgli ' Vi Mi I »V» 11II Null I | M,1!• f 9 T m » r Elder Sprlnifx. Plenty ibado Products, fo il Him'. No exprr Fiif.fi. I . . f 1 i M i ihu. i trees, some f - ’ill tree*. 2 14/100 lencc needed lo start. For Inter I'lim p c il- in H m k W ool. acres land. (J. C. Warmack, Rt. view, w rite Rawlelgh's Dept , Cl, |( • 11 > \ f f t ! , < 1 1 1 1 f | : fu rs ,i ( T h e I k ’Ht f u r l-'lo rizh i I Boa 285. or see owner at AU. F A I 440-IU8, Memphis, Tenn Art v n •• i i II I ll' ll. ( Ivl« 11" I I.i CALL FOR FREE E M I VI VI i s Nat. Uk. DIOH . Room 212. I'hunr KM nr .SulifnnJ Hill! W OKI.ANDO ROCK WOOI. < l l S K: If V I e E Slallon Alteiulunl ufh*r h i- in iE C L U D K D but not Isolated. 7 llox 334. Sanford, I ’ll ■>:/:•:•, White) Rx|H>rleriee und ifisid room Colonial, l l c t neialiborreferences necessary. Call 9179 M 11f If Dilih k: \ 1I • PI.OWINCL D IS fIN fi, t i l l A III VI - . hood. Spacious rooms, screened fo r Interview. Nun fill 11 Si ru 2|>i ■)* * mint \ -----------------------------------*■-» -li. !■'- J sand fill, shell d riv e w io *. In . porches, shade and (ru ll trees. N lil« I Wi4 l i l f h i f i i M* lit m ill shrubhery moved DeVV.ii -It Ideal location for children. Usr- U - ___ m iH K WANTED I In S l-itrls. I n, -p llu u le r and Sou, Eusl 2illli si aln, hut need ITW(J cash tu ualll. ll BEfiPONSIULE while man w ill, handle. Phone 1170-J. - S oy|ouL l ’ lume Klig VV V'cifi’i jiitJi "it i \ i» r tr u rk d M ire i week Tel IBOO JI, Mli'i4l r ii 4ul A 11,i •. \ 111111.i it t i . L Sacrifice 3 bedroom house. H-B—_ INSURANCE l i l t A Jm lra l, Kclvlnalkn si*»yH ii f ii r n I s Ii e d. Kquily f 1400. YOUNG*Lady detirea fu ll l lm t pa* aillon as bookkceiwr, stenogra­ Mi f rJi1* r; Inr . |'r«>faiif* Hull Plume 2230 J ur see after 3:00 •ave on Fire, WindMurin-auInmn 1 pher, secrelory. tlixu l referen­ If UiM. WA SuiifnrJ A w al 2429 Princeton, Phillips T e r­ Idle Insurance See John II. WII ces. Phone tidl-W. MIUI Riggins, I'I chic i ;mo race. Horns (nxuranro Agency, in.’. C ifk A v e ____________ 1|>B| •Sanford A tlantic Hunk llldg. ur It \N D V II, I.I.E f'I'lf 1C ( O I t BUSIN K M OPPORTUNITIES 12 ca ll 34. ' Pwiii'if ..Oil openiteil by Sufi, v .o i «I,SOD D O W N Erie V illli ll lle iu iis an.I i'm ley I Bedroom modern block home In Appllam c : E li'c lilc a l l onh.,. f. tup condition, Soulhern expoMOIK.IUON INSURANCE •oi,' and ts-palr. ua ..........in, lu re , nice green lawn, modern Ave. i Plume 113 PHONE 811 range and refrlgeralur. The buy ol the week! Payments only Modern 8-unlt court — excellent a ii » fi n r r an k bi dg 21 U lllci- I :• iu•...... ... I 131. per mo. Kxcluxivu. condition On beautiful Lake ,4 Se m i n o l e r e a l t y Monroe, U. S. Highway IT, inside IIAVNES 4iff leiMach ini' 1 1221 Magnolia Phone I I c ity lim its. Far Information w rite IS— NOTICEK • PERSONA I Jt - 1 5 I IM’Wp il r r i , :u lij ine maclimes, P. O, Box W4, SanfnrvL______ Kiile.’t -lte iil.il*, 311 .\i-i,:nolln, I’ll LOT 80 x 123 fl. ready for build­ HESTOIUHM Elderly, ing. On paved slreel 12 bhjeks FOB. S ALE —Cloud Income buxi­ U A U flllF Keml-lnvalld, cciiivolescenl. Kind from clock. 1230 Phone 1333-W. nes*. Mechanical—Want lo rely Care, gradoalu dieDclun A U T O tllt XPIIIC It i: l i I S I I It s Hre. W rite P. O. Box M ._______ AND FORMS. ONE IIM I i VRREALTORS -M Ik B(I7-W. RON. Eu v price’ f-’.-r ( .1.!. rv. MONEY desired on culoreil pros u rs s x ui Check w ill, fi-.-ori’ j fit ii i 13 See Raymond M Ball party > firs t mortgages. Dividends I 4 - FLOW KB 8 PLANTS HIIKUll.H Stii,,fi Main, Orlnmlo. k Licenied Broker fo r all higher than th usual. W rite P. O. PLANTS FOR SALE - (le rb e rj 1 kinds of Reai Estate and B u i 119. Sanford D a ily Seedlings: 81.00 ll../ f Genera liuurance. 204 YOD Hloomlnu sire double ruse, red, HMALL BUKIN ESN 9. Pa.-fc Av*. 'Phone M0. o r pink fiibiscux, 50 cents. Rose have a small b':iln«xa In a CAN o r la ve n de r Penis*. 25 coni* Hhether buying or telling, it will secluded p a rt of town and a r* White cents. to . one 50 cenls. Mall orders SELL interested h gelling austom en, extra tra . Kipp Nursery. 713 Amler' V M f i T a S A IT O S ‘ the t» * v lc r you offer In the anj^ tjfre e f^ Orlando. Florida. Anything ~ State Bank BoUdlag a iifte d erf j-n n of the Sanford Mt I f — Antemebltea • Trailers - i i With A some excellent U k MOBILE HOMES C l ac si l i e * r e . 1 b « s * , . IS fl (n 43 ft priced from $1370 up If J n downtown BanAd " " Best selection of Vacation Trail m, ..anford 2288-M or wllact me for your fra Also ihe Dm flneM finest era In the south. 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(! u I I a r s, accordlans, Drum* Cunveiilent Terms Strei^i Music 041 N Orange, Urlundo I retiring due In ace ('inniileli mg business nnTiidin,: .ill »:mk and fixtures fur $3.0ixi. u lu .l. |. leas than cnx| nl fixture* iilnne For Information, l'lume til m write W It liu l’ rei i l l r il ineltu A \e . Sanford. Fla 14— I '• > \ . I >1111• and V . ^ ... <U> r * i i i ' (fh'ii.’s* I sait Ii Mill Kim iiia AuiCii«t Vm h*»i c* ...... I n il 11 lint *a| Illll'J mI iht* 1 *||| Hf* lin k 11* "It M * '> ••1111 m i h m"Hil Si«-n* 11 T I miihiIiia -iflm immi fin fiin •■ hi I". "tVAi'uil li'M jiii Mull I Iti h ' l.nml I'lmi^ihiN * 't' '»'•* 1hi '* filfi'lluflH vvs-ii* i nhiitii It'll til i In Di v i nl i,nit vvith hn*** iim it h , llU'illitlllfci milts in lu l» tltii i i .fM i-wifil tin, m'Yi'int «•!a»I •**-» A ll mil Kim 11: i l l i its U II. 'M il'll I ■, I, i, i *» • t Local Parish Children Fnroll W H Y S M O K E Y HEEDS Y O U It H E L P ! 1B - It" \ i ■ f 1 v ' ■ 1 �Ity MERCER R AII.EV ATLAN TA, '.fv—llow murh of lls Sling tins th r Georgia Ts-ih yellow Jacket lost as a r e f ill of tlte Iran trch w ill he consider ably weaker but M ill a Southeastern Conference championship contender all the way and a puxhnvt-r for no on Iw n p liffo rn one r f s n 11** __ # That question has been a71,-•! lim n ami again 01 S >■ Initmy Dodd, who exploited the free soli stllulion rot-* to th r nth degree Iasi season and had hlg plans for a banner year in ’S3 until the rule was aboil this I In a o o l'h i II it appeal lli.il ’ ’ add, noted Tfir rir- ’ falTrlSir sir Might front ihc shoulder a liilttd r lo evaluating his tenms, figures this way Because of heavy graduationTnsses. inrlmPng two All A m rrlca and two o ih rr A ll SEC slurs, Icrh pro hality would havo been 10 nr 13 per cent less effective this year even If twn-nlatonn play had been rn n lln u td These lo*se*, cnnoted with the change to double • only . may trim Terh's nower ns *s much as 33 per ecnl. lh a i. nl course, Is comparing an untested 111.13 squad with last year’ s r.lollar learn, which won II regular season garni**, the ^Si'gar Howl game with Mississippi, the S K I’ championship and the No 2 spol in natlonnl ranking re c o v e r and a fa ir runner. With the trend toward more emphasis on defense, Brannon probably w ill see a lot of action. Quarterback la a sore spol with Tech again this y.-u, depose Rod«crs, the conversion and field Boat specialist, w ill start the season, lie I* no great shakes as a runner and Is only a fa ir p o s e r. but he has a lot nf poise and has adapted him self fa irly well to defensive play.- Pushing Rodger* fee- the l-iini sin mu iuii <iiii. « kujjiiu- more, and B ill Brigman, last year** signal-caller. Tech la in gmxl shapes at the end posts, -.villi Sam who math} the All SEC defensive team, Henry H air, Dave Davis, Cecil Trainer and B ill Scnnt4l heading the list. Hensley is • line Lineker, a good receiver and n w lia rd on defense Davis did nil nf terh's punting last yi ar and Is challtstgIng Hale for a starling post. L .irry Morris, A ll SEC linebacker w ill ho Tech’s center if .1 k n o operation perm it* Olenn Turner to on full steam at fullback. Other wlsr M nrrl* w ill lake the fullback post 'and Hick Inman w ill move up as the No. t center Tech Is weaker at tackle but 1J well fixed with Boards. Dodd *av, sophomore Franklin Brook* is |wr haps the ttrcalesl eunrd prosw-r-l in Tech history, and O rville Ver ccn, Jake Shoemaker and Kd r.os sage are adequate. DeLand Evens FSL Series h Daytona On 11-3 Victory, Jim Clarich Stymies I's On 7 Hits; Penza Drives In 4; Dunne Injured I * ... . ' ■ ™r "AN,I,B" T h e S p o rts R e g is te r By h F M r ia l1 C lIE T L M.’ G if t e d w ith a flu te fm c o n d u it hack. , n fic i spotting Dnylomi Bench the flin t game angle- pettnnnt pint o ff Tuesday night, entile s e ti.-s 'w illi a t.-sounding 11-3 win h o c Inst super c ritic a l Eddie Manky amt By B il l. KING fie ri Sjhhv Si ll was sent in in AP N rw sfratnre* BOSTON — Though B r a v e s run lo r "The llra t. 1 Field Is about to go collegiate, Stewart Veiled "Safe liavlng been purchased by Boston Mast, under orders In run at th r University, this c ity ’s baseball •lighir.st opportunity, kepi taking w rite r* arc linalmou* In Hielr cho­ fa irlv wide leads nit second Fel ice of the outstanding game play­ ler whirled suddenly amt Ida/eil a ed Mere during (he past decade plekoff III row lo player manager It's the S aln-reller pitching duel u m i Boudreau, who made a light dial opened the IIMM w orld Series lung tag. Bill Natlonnl Fragile between Ihc Boston Braves and umpire B ill Slew.iri ruled tli.it Cleveland Indiana. Masi hail beaten Hie pick off a • One veteran says " it was th r tempt greatest game ever played In the I ,.-i I bv Boudreau. Ihc Indians |ia rk ." winch wasn't even in blue raged around Stewart, a native print stage when George Stallings' Bostonian, branding him as a 1014 miracle Men heal Hie Ath biased Nation d League! and a Id le s four straight homer to Itonl With Johnny Sain and Warren After 111* ii.tile protests, Bou­ Hpahn earli winning 21 games, the dreau ordered his infield to shift Braves had a fa irly comfortable sllghlly (or the leflltnnded hitting tim e winning their first penant lo Tommy Holmes. Holmes punch 31 years Bill wlion Billy South ed a single to tell field ami Masi worth’ s managerial rivals were scored with the only run asked the secret of Ids Busina success, they chanted "Spulut amt Sain ami two days of rain " A fter Cleveland’s Indians had dashed Boston’s fond hopes of a subway series try heating Ihe llerl Sox In the A MM-rl ran League's oul> ps-imaol playoff game, Ihe classic g"l underway In Brave* I Field before a 10,13.1 rrowd ST I,nlH S r - I 'DU K 1/ / 11I 0 . (.real Mound Hurl New York Yankee shorl lop col Thai opening game rales with lapsed alter 1.1*1 night's game with the greatest pltrhlng duel* in Ih r St I ami* Browns anil was World Series history, for Sain Ineame Ihe eighth In lorn in a 1 <> taken to Ills hotel room 10 .1 Bed ih illo o t and loser Boh Feller Ihr Cross jim ludtiniT lli/s iiln was nveri-oitu- 10 the .•ighlh Series pitcher lo hurl a Yankee dr -using room after leav two h itle r Feeder than 2'J. had won I'l for mg the "nine in the ninth inning Ihe Indians during the regular , "We couldn't tell whether d waa Ihe lira ! <1 wltal " said K id I'a lt 1 season Fm set en Inning* Sain tnd son I In- Yankee pie** ii-l.itim i* Feller were locked in a soreles* man Kl/Xtdn had no I vet lb had p h.ittli- Neilher leant had had a real scoring chance Only two reslful night 1ml I'.d le i sun snui Braves had reached llr s l- M a r v " I t apparently was imBimg sort i wiggles i llic ke rt on u scratrh mis " single and Earl Torgeson on a Itli/n ln dlst-lo-eil In* h ii itn - il walk in ahoitl Hie (dih inning and <nlrr Itlekerl was a question mark In developed a vtumaeh cram p and Ihe Braves’ lineup, fur he had been lu lle d up from Milwaukee after Jeff Hnalh. hard h illin g out fielder, had fractured an ankle In a laleseason game Feller faltered III Hie eighth anti passed Catcher B ill Kalkrld Soulhworth sent In Phil Musi, an other ealelier. to rim lor Kalkrld. Outfielder Mike M el’ormlek sa rr 1ifle rd Mas! lo Second In expert fashion Then Feller walked Hie By K E N T C H E T I.A IN Now that tin- 10,13 chapter of the Florida Slate In-ague saga Is id a i lose, thoughts un- tu rn in g to football, the W orld Scries, boxing nod other spoils . , . But some how we ean't help th in kin g that many fans me wondering, Just us we havo lately, what w ill the future spell for the Stale League . . . In fact whut w ill happen to m inor league Iaim-hull. T til* season was plnycd under the new twu-veteran lim it ruling, which helped In |io rt to ro t down the excessively high salaries . . , However, itov gams made this year through lower salaries were more thou lost during lust month's record rain In Florida . . . In audition, es.essively high taxes for n non-profit business, such as baseball, con- I.im r e p la n to k e e p h im h u s tlin g . timied to eat up p m fits spelling only d e ficit operation for nearly all S tatistically speaking. Dickey clubs . . . What hurt the league more than any one factor poorer was somewhat of un oddity in the aUendanre .« ■ Sanford was running fa r ahead o f Ita lurid total* until ground-gaining department Inst |p,, n„ Mlll,| July nod August slumps fall, tin wnimrl up the season w ith ' ’ and then tin- rains any minus 3ft yards from scrimmage • hopes the paid fo r 31 running plays and yet he 7 ^ 1 udmission total of 38,3(10 . . w h l l o ^ M ® " ^ ' q H scored four touchdowns on quarterfigures locking, b e -^ H * hack sneaks of one yard nr less. “ llevetl that w ith a team posting i i K . He topped the Gntors In passing H l W V ' h itle r record than last si-a sn n 'sj^R ^S ! ^ r and stood lftth among the nassers Im W Seminole Blues, the Cardinals drew ■ ' p o f the Southeastern Conference. s lig h tly less than the Blues , . . I t a ln ll. 4iJ _ a • His record was Iff) completions on was largely responsihle, but nut e n -a A V I till throws (percentage ftl- 'll and iv K j ■ £ ^ ^ M tin -lv The luck of Interest wms^ H L ? ^ .- ' m ■ n o te d ever vw here . . Even In CocoaBfts ‘ j W « gained 'J1H yards. Fred Robinson, the Rl. Peters* w it h winning th c v w M ^ burg boy. was Florida's top passer Im-kv to average tftl) per n l g l l t ^ * It. I law son t.eesimrg look a heating . , . Jux j« "o nnner from the standpoint of yards gain­ Beach .In| Ion . . . I'alutka son|;ly wit* (arced to fold . . . Joe D elloy ed. Robinson hit JH o f 57 Ihmws m Del,and may stay a complete disaster w ith the play o ff cuts, hot (percentage til.I I for 3711 yards m i- d oulitful Hint any money collected in the post season series ran and »•» touchdowns. anioiiiil lo mote than a mere drop In tin- backet . . . D aytniiii Bearlt H arry Speers and Hobby l.nltce • com lo have come nut of this season in fine shape . . . W ith u v ii do,oiMi paid for th e regular season th e post season play-off, Ih e Island- are v lrlu n ly newcomers lo the c i ' should declare a [u n fit, but last year they drew 118,1111(1 and made varsity scene Both practiced w ith the varsity- suuud last year os the play-offs and .still lost I2JMHI. The next question Unit cornea to mind is mst how long w ill private freshmen, hut l ance was the only -apitnl and even supplementary major league nt"Ury continue to nlnuth ■■lie of the two who saw gnme ueil'ia r losses 'The fa d remains ttint the A m nriran population has tlnn. lie played nine minutes rhnMgrd In the lust lew years front its w ar-flush spending hinge to a during the season. Both Imys look lin n s at quarter* mole i-oitservnllve eonrse . . . Inlinvnllnn* such as the drive-ln theaters luiv,- made it mure convenient fa r fam llli-s to take their children to Ion-king and directing the " I ! " tin- movie*, anil ihiis, have ro n triliu trd toward d lv ritln g piddle Interest team passing attack In the reserve fioni the m itiiiiinI pastime . , . Television has also niude Inroads further game w ith Georgia Tech’s “ II" diverliug the public's interest ill the gnme . , . T ills fine phase has yet •quad Si..... completed seven of lo make Its fu ll Impact fe ll in this fringe urea, lint it Is coming . . . III passes (an d had tw o in te rc e p t­ Dog tracks, beaches and stuck <-Hr races have all taken their lo ll on ed! For 71 y a rd s n n d I , once eon* linnehnll hnruiiso mure people have cars today and the roads are hettei n i t te d on tw o fo r tw o f o r seven • him ever, so the once distant amusement at tractions ate actually y a rd s . ■loser and more accessible, They are both from lenntiasee, III other words, le t’s fare It . . , W ill there lie a Florida State Entire from Kingsport and Speers league next year? . . . It's possible that the present FHI, owners may from Knoxville. -all It quits and equally possible that other Interests In these various 'owns w ill seek to Jump Into this exciting -’sport" of Lasrlinll only lo have their hand* burned.' One fan, (' It. Dawson, has mine up w ith one solution . That Is in ceutrnllte the league Into a rom pgrt six-town unit In Central Florida to cut down Dnvnltng expenses and stlm u ln tr more Interest T ills Is Ihe same thing that John K rider has long advocated . . Dawson's plan calls fo r the elim ination o f both Inikt-lanil and .lax Beach, shrinking the FKI, lain compart unit ro m prlsiiig Orlanda, K iinfoid, Cocoa. Day tuna Bench. Did .aml and Eeeshurg I’ossitily this Is the solution There m ight he other solutions, I HICAGtl (Spei ta ll law Wm •nit all must stand the arid test of Dial . One thing is certain; under •llaln. whose spi-i l ii-plar smkiin the present setup luiselmll Is a losing gnme , , . Only through a high of an a|iprniich shot lor all nigh powered promotional program can clubs hope to, break even at the end two won bit him the 12,1,1)00 lost of the season . Teams must lose and there cart only In* one winner. pri/e in the recent Win Id Chum Only one mile of optimism was expressed oft this subject to our jilnnslilp of Golf at la in O’Shanlei inquiries, and that from none other than Sanford's diamond Im mortal lie thinks there w ill lie 'baseball again next year Cmtnlry ( htb, Chicago, was signed Buddy Enke today lo a entdraet to piny go!| because, tu quote him. "E very time buseball season rolls around there e x ti I til I rnii games under the sjwin always .......is to lie a gitm p p f men Interested in sprinsnring ateam snrsltl|i nf tin- George S Mnv mid I don't think next year w ill he any exception. Here arc la p qurstiptiH we would lik e to ask nf the t 'lly Comt ’ompanv, Business Engineers, ac cording to an announcement hi Mr May The contract run* i<u one year and guartintees Wm sham thirty five exhllilllans «t ll.OOq plus expenses tor egch ap Lew Worsham Sig G olf C o n tract llv BI N I'ltl.E liA II At* Spoils W riter The Brooklyn Dodger* nursed a double barreled headache today the Milwaukee Brave* nnd A llii Reynolds TIh’ pesky Braves, who apparenl ly refuse to believe what lliry read in Ho- p ip e rs aluilll the Ibidger* iieiog a -lino m lor tin' llag. arc musing the immedlule d itlie iilly The Big Chief of It,-.* New York Yankees pose* a prohL-m the Dude it s w ill have In deal with Inlet litis month, assuming they solve the 'Milwaukee Irnubh, Like a lot nf headache*, this mtr stem* from what happened last nlghl. Tire Braves tripped Ihe Dodgers 0 X lit Brooklyn, giving Ihem a .1.1 split hI Ehhels Field 10 far lid* year. No other eltili has come dose In breaking even against Ihr Dodgers in Brooklyn The loss rid Brooklyn'* lead lo 10 Bumrs with 22 In piny, 3 more against Milwaukee Reynolds, regarded hy many as Ihe key In the Yankees' World fie rir* nreies. made his third slarl sin re the end of June and p itrh rd elghl excellent Innlngi In heating Rl lands f l l . This was only his fourth surress In a starling rokthis season alllimigh he's won II gamex, Plagued hy Ineffeeliveness and Injuries In recent weeks, Reynolds appenrril fu lly recovered on both counls. He slru rk nut «lx, walked Just imp and gave up four hits lie was nlii'Hd of Ih r h it t m con a lile n llv ami still looked strong when lie culled it a night n fltir eight Innings II? had pllehed only P 1 3 Inning* in Ihe month prior to Iasi night's stnri. Reynolds' World Rrric* record agninsl llv.-? Dodgers shows four vic­ tories and one defeat In three year*, lie pllehed In four nf Ihe 1M3 series gam»s, winning two and losing one. Allhnugh they won. the Yankees, dldn I add In llie ir OW game lead W W aecjind-place f'him gn and H'lrd - place Cleveland alsn tr i­ umphed The While Rox beat Waah iiiulun 7 3. Cleveland defeated I’ liil nilelphla •> 3 and llnslon whipped D i-triiil 12 In the Naliimal la-agur. Itrihln Unbelt-, nl I'lilla d i'llib lii (ailed In his I'lfn r i' In win Ills 22ml game, bowing in ihc Kl Emil* Cardinals 10 7 I'ills h iirg h heal Chicago H I and New York shaded Cincinnati I 3. Itnnkit- Jim I'nullf-tnn paced Ok Mllwiiukt-e Altark with four lu l. its the Brave* fam e from five runs behind In healing Brooklyn. Pen dlelnn lied Ih r score with a Iwo run homer In the seventh. I'ri-ston Ward hll a grand slam home run -iml drove in six Indies for Plllxhurgh agninsl his former Chicago team mules lliih cn Go mot. a pitcher who lioughl III* way over Yankee furnm *v»l«m Iasi season, won hi* 13th game for Ihe Ginnlx in healing C inrlnnnll. The Piiorln lllc u n rmikir is the Idggesl winner on (lit Guilds, staff The While Rox pounded four Washington pitchers for IT. hits, a real feast tiny id le r llre lr recent (Mel of Yankee pitching Nellie Fox paced Ihe a lla ix w llh Hirer singles Mel Parnell won hi* tilth game for Boston although he needed help from E llis Kinder In the Inst two Innings at Detroit. Dick Gernert ho me red with one on fnr Ho* Ion. All-W hite Deer In Montana ROUNDUP. Monl. W i-An xlblnn deer was recently rcnnrted near here by Biologist Don Brown while surveying linlelope fnr Ihe Montana Fish and Game Depart* menl. The all while animal wai the first seen here in Iwn years. vrnx hunting fnr elk nn the Fort Apache Indian reservation are required |n purchase a IS permit from ihe Tribal Council. This U In addlllnn In Ihe regular hunting license. NEW YOIIK M i- Just two Innings might prevent Harvey llm ld lx , si- ns it 1Ion nl young lefthander of Ihe Si Eoulx Cardinals, from win nliig ” Rookie of the Year” honor* m the Nathmal iautgue this year Haddix lolnctl the Cards Iasi August, fnllnwing a tw o year hitch in the Army and pitched 43 Innings That was two inure than the amount of Inning* a hurler can work and *1111 bo rla is lflo tl u rookie the following year. The unofficial rule is thut a pitcher must hurl 40 or lets Inning*. Haddix appeared In aeven games starling six, while completing Hirer for a 23 record taxi year. I ’ rln r In that the 37-year-nld native of Kouln Vienna, Onln, had dune all his hurling in the minora. The little southpaw ha i done much heller th l* year. Ho ha* won HI games while lin in g only 7, ami ha* turned In 13 complete gainca. Four nf hi* vlrtorlea have been sli limits. H I* 118 strikeouts rank fourth behind Robin Roberta nf the rhllatielphia Phillies Leusl concerned over Haddix' status I* hi* manager, Etlillc Stnnky. An unknown quantity at tho beginning nf the year, Haddix hna drvelnpcd into the are nf Ihe staff. “ I don't rightly know If Haddix la a rookie,,r Manky laid. “ All 1 know la he pitches like a veteran." Unless the Baseball Wtltera As­ sociation of America, which will vnle on rookie awards, undergoes a change of heart, lfaddlx ia Hue In ho left out In the eold—all be­ cause of Ihe two calra Innings he pltehed last year. The elimination of Haddix would leave tho f.eld open to either aeennd baseman Jim fJunlor) Gilliam nf the Brooklyn Dodgers or pitcher Ruben Gomes of the New York Giants. Those two look like tho best of Ihe IMS class of freshman. .':n. • Providing for a possible fifty exhihllloiis |ier venr at Hie same fet*, Mr. May Indicate* thaf a sim liar cnntrael Is to he offered each your’* World Chftmplnnshlp win ner Wllh top timney for the com ing year already raised to tio.uon this places a total polenliaf value nf fBMi.txNi on winning nf Hotournament, hy tar Hie tartest re turn for winning any single event In the history of golf. The scheiiide of txhlhliiniis which will cover bollt the United -Stales nnd Cnnntla, will he an nmnired a* cillns nnd ilnles tire *e lecled. Execullves of the Grnrgr H. May Company field staff will rooperate In planning Hie srltnl tile and selling up loeal arrange menl* "This means that many lut-xl ennimiinllles which would never hnve the opportunity nf see Ing an outstanding golf player will now he able In sre the tnp pro fcaxinnnl each yenr," *ayx Mr. May. "We feel that the public, (lie gnme of golf lrt general and the tournament winner will all bane fit from thin plan " Heavy rnnstnicllm i c u n I r a r I award volume for Hie year-to da lr conlinurs nl a recohf pace, nr conllng lo Engineering News ID* cord So far lids year, m n tr ir ls totaling over B m illion dollam have heen awarded. New Smyrna Tides Friday Low 11:4.1 n.in. . ' .- High 6:41 p.nr By The A tw o c la le d A list m l in (i Totalizator P re s s One Homer Leads for those who want the finest... custom-made Venetian blinds from top lo bottom a lg H a a Ww im f iw i Ig 1 Mivni 1. GEORGE, ELIZABETH T O U C H T O N DRUG C O A T POST LABOR DAY PRICES • COMPLETE STOCK L IF E The exiended htadrail that hold* draperie*, lent opiiooal cord plactmenl; perteci matching of all parlt. O ioom from compttta ' color •«lacHan. Wa wish lu extend nur nlnrere appreciation and Ihanlui lo lh» people of Hanford and Hemlmilo County for Ihelr patronage of Ih e ^ 'T w lU ih l Ear and G rill". Your friendship w ill pot bo fee* Boxing Results NEW YORK Ren Chapman, n> T h e Sss.M-Inlra D m lorm er star outfielder of Ihe New HT MU'IM -K riilr D11rslide, l i j . York Yankees, null as manager of IlHVumin. N. J . drew w illi ilsn.ltTampa In Ihe Florida league lo Miudy, 1isw , Net* York, m give fu ll llm o In Ihe Insurance business. "11 was too much for me." Chapman said. "When three nf my players had one home run apiece (his lied them for Ihe riiih lead." • foolproof operating merhintim t CABAS MatineuH Kvcry Won M ajor League Leaders • wipe dean p lu iic certfi, tour/*, and lapt • spring-lcmpered, ” »nsp A NOTE OF THANKS ' .-v . (E xcep t Stm tlity/ pearanei* IsaeL*^ mlianajaaaaaai* *lai* ilala barIt''aluminum ifrl DOUO DICKEY Florida Todays Standings For $35,000 Two Innings M ig h t Stop H addix From W inning Honors Gator Quarterback Doug Dickey Musi Fight Off Challenge Of 3 Players JACKETS — AN I) SWIM­ MING . EQUIP. MKNT. Fish Inf Tackle For Ymir Particular Hlyla Of Phthing . . . . ENJOY THE HOLIDAYS WITH BS0NgoqosG �n Row About That! ftafj Of Controversies Touched 0(1 By Kinsey Report On Women THE fsAVEO*'!! •,, r' Radio LINES BY SOGLOW !•«"» «'tub N #«% a !••**• 1 ‘lllla Associated f r e t * Selene* Rrportei I h r N r.s h r r \ nf loss writ educated wuiitrn, of Catholic and devoutly-Jewish '* ,,men in his present samples. and lark of rnuugh ease histories from some sections of the country. A criticism Is that Interviews with J.mn women aren't rnuugh to fiml the typical hahits of all Am iTir.in women Kinsey admit* the finilimis rejx^t behavior typi­ cal of <M'ly a portion of IJ S. women, hot says it's probably "a u»t inconsiderable portion." It is, he adds the largest number ever in lrrvirw rd Ihls way Perhaps the biggest bombshell in <-t olf arguments is thr finding that women who havr experienced a srsiuil climax hrfnre marriage arr murh mote likrly to succeed early m m irrlage m achieving set ual valisfacliiMi Kln»ev fir-Js this hidils whether the ellmax is ex perlencrd through actual sex ri-ta •Ion* wifh i man, through petting, or through self stimulation. lie says this must he studied, hut makes no recommendations. N EW YO RK tih -T h e re is a raft ! of Issues lay-fnatrovt* M £ t. : bed n il by the naw Kinsey report on A m en. The issues hinge on personal, re llglntis, moral, and scientific view point*. • T*HT COMMOd HfUU UY The scientific arguments am not CAM HOVS ITS M IN U S likely lo get really underway until ia,OOOTletttAMlHU« after Sept. 14 when the book. "Srx usl Behavior in the Human Ke m ale," gow on sales. TUI MUSICAL B C A L f BYSTCM NOW E rr as nne scientist explained IN USI IS *8 0 0 Y IM W OLD. IT WAS "It's a hnl potato I don't think CoNCCtVID 8Y TTOLCMY, AN KYPTlAN scientists will want to sav rNArh specifically until after read ing everything the hook has to • ay " A famous anthropologist. Prof Earnest A llooton of Harvard, dr A lH A W K r v t t - w * ellned comment, adding " Ilia d s , KIND YOU U fC . TO A M f l , nnl sea. are my business A personal Issue for many people CiOTUlMC- A l t T b l l N t is whether to r|a d the book at STAIN INC U N P A tN T W P ail Some women declared they'll VURNITUKK. A S M C tlB O A never look at It, aren't Interested, W ill TtYT-STAIN A L A tflt or find the subject repugnant kftOKCMt OO B i m t A O , er* look forward to reading it T A Y f T l M T I X UO M m . ere a churchman tw ins the sex IC O N O M IC S B U l I t A l l , I study project enli-rellgious and - 0 V I « S O CO LOW S damaging to morality There, an A s / A t L A B LW f ether says religioua leaders should M m l Wheclei will make his re­ accept the findings is a guide lo turn trip to tin- l.ongwuod area help youths In sex matters and to on Kept |o hi | on p.m when he strengthen married life. will meet with the tceimgcrs u Some experts w itn lrr if puhlica Hm I vmull School and conduct lion of the findings will upset pres, then pmt c,f the Town clinic. ent hahits of sex life. Influencing l-nlei that evening at H ltd p m. people to do things they te»*,'i that Mi Wheeler w ill continue the others are doing Other «x|ierts dim e fni all town and a r e a resi­ (eel there won't he any real dent. conges. On this point. Or Kinsey i *ut of tin . clinical research, Mr ■ays be finds no statistical evi Wheeler and Hobart (iii-tld will dence of changes In male habils analyze the hopes and the aim* since the first bonk five years ago that ex picas the sentiment of the Hr l-cster S Pearl. Drake Hnl whole City of l.ongwood. Mr, Kv EHKI) HAMPHON verslty sociologist, says he thinks (iieild. d ln clo r, and Mr. Wheeler IIO N i; KON r .iA -T b e Isnguage m u r h In n soon, a m t o f l r n w o n 't (he hook w ilt help persons "throw are community development ex­ off unnecessary fears— many nor perts, and par t nf the Kim Ida ions are unduly cnncrrncxl nbniil I'nw ri family come* a devlallnntst and a onetheir own personal behavior re syllalde word Is never used If a yarding sex and feel that what The lamgwoad liin iu h er of Coip six syllable word can he found. Is they do Is abnormal when it is meice will hold on Sept lit, a nv KAY H EN N IN tiK .lt gelling some new twists from the perfectly norm al." Pf turkey dinner and auction, countiy ftenirniher. The D r Barv Bap­ p a r e n ts will disagree whMher ••yte. The Im key with all the Chinese tist Church holds services rv r rv t™ k Is suitable lo pill within reach trimmings will lie ready to serve Already three has hern added Soodav nl II 00 n in. at the of children and youths at homo or at r.JMi p o, and until M:(HI p.m. the five antis, nr the wu fan It home n f Mr and Mis lla rr v to libraries There arr parents who when ihr auction will lu-gln. means the effort In stop bribery, Brown. on A lii a n lr ltd . Mr .1 I ' • re relu rlanl lo glvr their chil M r. Claude laiyn, chairman, mi tax evasion, cheating the state, Young of Stetson Hnlvernttv l« drexi any sex education snd those ilounced tlinl are _'IMI tickets on who feel Ignorance aboil sex is sale, and Hu •• will lie all that will 1 stealing 'la te properly and steal delivering the sermon lo the nli since o f Itev Thomas, who is Inc i-’ononilr Intelligence more dangerous than knowledge he sold Ml l.ongwuod merchants st>e-ndIni* the omuiier In l liicago. Now mines the "five tm» m any" There Is crlllrlvn i that only or have tickets and anyone desiring ,‘sgt and M i. Walter Kmn and The five tmi-many has come to mainly exhibitionists ever vnlun them can call Mrs U y n , arid she son W allet of lltooonl, N J., leer to be inlrrvlewed try Hr Km mean a national rural protest both will si lid them out. sey. and that this makes the stalls liy farmers and Communist rural a rr visiting Mis K llip's naienta, Mr and Mis It Vallce o f Aligelea M is laiyo and In i eiunmttlee ties untrustworthy Bill nlhrr .cl workers against l i t loo many fjitisls and Individuals besides Kin assmed «gic piihlle that they will task.. i2 ) loo many meetings. (31 ltd Miss I ■lie I II** Mai l’ h i *alle o f sW d ’ ny t h l* .' xhd say Kinsey's not go Inline hungry Everyone is approach rMtlits cooperation from invited lo take p ail in this dinner Ion many documents and forms, Sniyra III., left lie Ita iv last at the l.ongwuod Iteerealloii Park. i l l ton many organisations and (3) Th nr,da v foi a inonlh'a vlsil persons who never dreamed they with her two si tin s , M a ila ’l and rnuld hr pftrsUUled to talk about too many concurrent posts for Doris, in D clm it. Mlsdi l.o n g w u o d k in d e r g a ite n w ill retheir sex If V e * * 1' •pen Kopl H, „| |l HO a in . The cadres A rth u r II piiiu liainn Is helnir Some critics say |>eopir dim I This latest " l l v i " spring* from moved fio io Itav I’ ini i Ho nitnl tell Kinsey (tie truth, that the? school on Molnai ill. is in the town pi o p r i of l.iin g w o o d . exaggerate or cover lip farts lie Ihr Beds hurry-up effort* to re­ at Pasa-a-tirllle lo the Velrren'a Mrs I' h ii II iii - Stevens will tie llo a n lta l at A lla n la . H a. fo r fenders praise his method of de make the farm system of China, fu rth e r treatment. Their son I* try tectlng boasting nr overcoming rel lo change taxei, to kill landlords, visiting his nudher on Buena Vistlamninml and Mrs. Dorothy .ten Icence. to form cooperative*. to force do­ Some statisticians crlllclrcd Ihr kins. T lieie w ill lie two groups, nations and In Increase production la ltd. for a few da vs and Ihev w ill both arrnmnanv hi* father In fcrsl hook falling to get a rep kindergarten and nursery. Age The Bids Ignored the unrest un­ Atlanta • e n r t t l T f 'W tlK treflln n nf heople lim it is three and a half to five til II became alarmingly wide Misses Kathcrlio- and floiothea yea is. because Kinsey didn’t use lesled One may ra il at the school or spread Then they went Inin nne llennlnger are hack honia after melhorls of random selection of In lervlewecs Kinsey replies he ra n ’l W inter Park l!lt '.!57H for any dr nl communism'* typical stunt* of enovilig a ten da\ visit with I hr I r tabbing It all a mistake, starting friend, Mlsa .lo Itiennan in Mi because pri»-aeln«ed persons ap tailed iiifoiiimMoii. a reform movement which was an ami. They are leaving again I I I proached "cold'' would often refuse about-face. accompanying It wilh is few days for W illiam ahnrg. Va to talk He says their confidence millions nf words of rrltlrls m and Mrs Oscar Papincisu of Ih must first he won. Ihr-v must he Of the 1% minor league trams self criticism (a sort of national De Barv (sift Shop flew lo convinced their records would hr operated I I I I To’ liv the St lo iileonfessinnal) Washington. D C lo greet so l krnt s rrrrl Cardinals, l.l finished in llie first It has cnmi> t " mran ih r five welcome her irs-rv oi-phew I lie admits la rk of sufficient nuin division t » t T’ *%It •»: h f Mnfiji « I -«r h it* FISH FRY FRIDAY — SEPT. I S ta rt Ing A t 5 :3 0 I*. M . To ftalae Funds and To Acquaint Ih * riddle W ith the Cattle Aurllon A D U L T S 1.00 — C H IL D R E N 50c t S A N F O R D FARM ERS' A U C T IO N Mill of the five loo many has m ine a few farts from the vast china farmlands One I* new proof that the Beds, working their wilt thrnuh great swarms nf minor functionaries, get very few good ones Another it that had function­ aries, get very few good ones An­ other Is that had functionaries are inefficient, dishonest stupid and enal, sometimes all four, that that they selxe power In remote area* and become little war lords in the old China fashion Peiping usually discovert it about two two years later The flve-too-many also proved that lop Communists expect too « Let's be FRANK • Al l ' ti nts We've got New DODGES , and New PLYMOUTHS } I W i want New Customers T R A D E N O W for the best (foal ever co n c e rn w it h 211 a to re e in \ln«tc* I I*I4VI tiff •- Mi ni t » I gfiihiii # • M t'n'let S en a •.f>S «•«, I I I III k* \As. * ;• • • \* f »»• I* f \ M e • l.o rn ln . ihe ra lrn d rd ra rn ln j pe rnwf. Ih r * w ill tla rl earning lnr*rr.» •onnar and mature earlier, loss. p*c Ing 3% , rnmpntrndrd teml-annoaltr when held In malurlls. ’ | it** l * l ' lirsli A l *r A •••IftMN riltl* Sliif t 111 l i K l l r t f l l t l l DV u l.l III \ | . • I, Tiu<« r■ IM t i t e r \\ I t f l r I | i »i » • Sh i a M ill n i t \ u n # l« K * | t Ratio O f Active Nurses Increases ».s liih I |(IO I ' l l l h • I • l|*' - t I A \ t i l l s’*I 4 • H u v in n ll* i»n l l* r*»«* u *ii W ASHINGTON on The Pohli. Ileallh S ervin’ sh iiI toil..) the r.ilm of arltve grniluiitc nurses to popn l.ition in I lit* Hnili’il Slates In - m creased In every ilec.srle from i i|o through I9.’>0. hut that the rale ot Increase slowed after Pl.lll There were ,s.’i nurses f-o e o li IIXI.IXXI people ill Itllll and llu . i s tin Increared lo 2PI in P.l.Vi With ;i74..-sNt arliv e gr oliralr nurses repnrled m ItIMi tin- . m Ire said I out of eveiy Inti | - <s|it.> III Ihc nation is working ,o i nurse The service made pnhlii an 4H page hixik eos«ring VI s e n . -if growth In professional and pr.o ti cal nursing, saving it is Ihc fir.t fompis’henslse puldlcalion o| it, kind Mt«| li'UK \ 4l if 11 I ’l i H l l f f . l \ l «»i ®i *u •**•11 T*l 1*1 4 \ A» W ’. i l i l A I .N* •»! 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I A H L K CHUCK ROAST Oi;i It MU S, I I M M \ \ t i l ’ l It SIRLOIN STEAK ib. l'T;t. fir.ith' \ I »t * . .#*t| ;tittl lit.twit Rib Roasts Wieners l b. 45c lb. 59c 24 a tu te a hus a fe w o p e n ln g n f o r n m liitio n a y o u n g m e n 21 to 3 0 w ho a r e ce p a ftle n f a d v a n i'e m e n t in th e r e t a il fie ld , Through training and principle of promoting from within Inaured continued opportunity. Men are pro­ moted from Aedletant ManHgera to Managere on abil­ ity. Managera of large Htorca are Hclccted from aurceanful Managera of amnll ntorea. Dlatrict MnnaKnrn and New York office huyera are aelected from aitrceaafui large atore manugura. Employee benefits include liberal vacation plan, g ro u p inaurance, and a company-paid retirement plan. Peraonal interview may be arranged. v* W ith U. S. C H O IC E FOR Y O U N G M E N g r o w in g Hev Mirier! 1 oTi ss* keep llrsi.r itra • oreH I ’nilrsl S lil.r Karims llnnsl. for as Ions as less more sears n ., rs*s» HlH H ER r*le of Inlerrsi! flies will gn rl|h l on earning Inlerrsi • Ithonl vonr doing a thing ahimi n Thai I* true nnl only nf lire S«sin(« Bond, -h lrh sou h at* held for ten sssrt. hnl ans other K rrl*. F Itmsds »blrh sou ha.e Insetted In In ilir eseanlime. And ant Krrlet F. Kssinit Bend, which .nil porch*.e now will »H r . i m m \\ * a lt r u S f ‘*r t l | • •• • •• 4 O U T S T A N D IN G O P P O R T U N IT Y A • • • • i #••* M in) H llm iif S tw * DcBory Kevin, the sop of tier aisles so l h ro tlirr in law. M aioi and Mis P hillin K. Nickerson lie was Imrn oil her Idrlhdav Dr W ilfre d Wilson of Rmvra Dr. is home f i sun (he Orlando Hospital recovering from an opet aI Ion Mr and Mrs K. .1 .lacksort of Sinyia Or. aie delighted lo have Iheir daughter ami son in lass Mr. and M r* Donald Pesrtnen and hahv visitin g them. Mr Prannen's hrother .llmmv la also s|iendlop Ids vacation w ith them. The Home nem onstialloii I'luh of De Narv ha* post pour. I it, picnic on account n f inclement weather. 1 Ilf l l'tl'li I'lriitlilp I- i ti I f s I ♦,*n< r l l t t i * t'm fril ,\4 ti< iti« ■" ™— -. •» sssr e'rfSKS' sa^ssr "■* "• many MUt* I*i 'I • •' I Chinese Give Language Of Communism Quite A Number 0( Additional Twists loo \ its* \| It 1. •I I lit - f 1 •. » it • i •i I ' f l X i t •**I A I l . i 11 Lorgwood News JIK 11I t V t f. I ll M lR H IlK h tx *p4*r»* K I iik ttf |M» - i" it V l Sl ot t tattles Is II .V* S’# \\ e o-- Communist Troubles In Soullicasl Asia Spreading Since W nr’s Ind WTRR _ it«n tllo e re le t r u t itbtM t r w By ALTO N L. B M K K A L K K D f. 1 Write giving name, address, family responsibilities, age, experience, and complete personal history to Lean I'ure Our (.round llccf Lb. 39c SM ALL I I* I ’oik S a u H itjfc Gr. ,Y lie n s L b jg c _ Lb. 59c F L A . OK. A M E D IU M 49< EGGS 65c I Hit K4T FROM t.O C A l, F A H M li |Q VOH WE WILL BE CLOSED LABOR DAY — MON. SEPT 7th I.n r*t t'rta h Kraien Seahrook Farms Black Eye Peas G R E E N P E A S 19 Lb. 39c BRO CC O LI 27c BABY Ereah fro ie a Red Raspberries Lb. 20c Coca-Cola L IM A S S P IN A C H H U L 'C O T A H H • H a iti* Cerltm Vi G allons. T# C / ( t ( IC C ( __ C R E A M • k 'fiffy ir,i'V.'fl4fe>s*''VUKi*LI f 26* I9e 25c 19c e • • e 98c Sherbets. . 2 Pts. 49c lit i ' l ittit i• PI:AC!US llu. fV t C cjii IVc A ltM D I ’ l l S I AH l II U N A SAUSAGL Lucli 19c A IIM M U U PORK b III ANS 11 O t. Cun 3 For lie S IIE D D ’S IH iM D f.M W IY I l» PEANUT BUTTER U Or.. Me A L L I i A V D ItS .1 I or JELLO c | H E E C II N U I S i H A IM E D j For « c BABY FO O D T/PT0P S u p c R M a r k e t ” H H tR t r o u ff SHOPPING DOLLAR ,V45 M O R E CENTS 329 SANFORD AVE • QUANTITIES U M IT E D �a — l— !f$ C IO A N T I C » ///////////, TIM E FOR FUN ANO GOOD EATIN'! STOCK UP NOW FOR THE V///77 BIG HOLIDAY! j f/J M r<fJ| i ^ a1 r M u J i AS TOR 'fjnjotvnj t)onald t)uck Superfresh QUART JAR 2 S £ * 2 p » i« » & . H E R S H E V 'S Fa c to ry P a c k Juice I l i l M ( k ^ f c Limit One tuith b N - S t r i y t c i i i-WTi MQORfc oron Ills Hors* kV & i ■ ■ 1 ■1 I I 11 •1 Vl \ f V1 B G*or«it NW* Sw m * M j* f r l T l 11L Uton .. i ! 1______U f l l i.'V K'&flW ¥1 ii) II -• ' T T j 1 I ■ C t �M M M 'J'V ■ wi u*tj d,UiNf*yhti(a.s,1"ki to r e s Closed La b o r *1$€ *' * 1* t * M u I U 4- M **■ 4 U L S-'C-‘ •■*- '1■—M■ T uesday! E n u ff •. «.»«■>. i"« ra»j! 1 a a s :ftta a s i,,Q*?,%.» ^p K W W ffilN rtW ® ^* w a r n -Fresh PRO DUCE POTATOES I.'. 8. No. 1 I .(111JJ 1 li t lilt *v nk t vT l.bs \ \ hi I t s ! r ii eal Hi* No. ti Size ■^////y//7^!^ lltm i/t'd C uhIi Kcf'istcr Kerei|il (*ivc*n W illi Kver.v I'm'dinsc— Prices MarKeil <m Every Mem! Quantity Right* R***rv*d Honey Dew Melons Prica* Good Thun.., Tit. A Sal., Sopl. 3-4-5 Lo w Prices Everyday Specials T o o l FROSTEE 419 E. 1(1 SI. 300 E. 3rd SI. * v*....... c*. • — .• IU ' iv. m I M ix ** 2 27c ...» Tlioin|)son’s S avccI Seedless Grapes Fresh 'render Furs m ,•*i d . . • . 'I V ..x.V.V.A'Z.Vi . . N. Y. State Corn giuanson CELERY 2 ................... LvJUlf ....!, II Mi Or, “A” Fla. Dressed &Drawn Fryers Whole* Cut Up! lb - - L b ----- B E E F POT SMOKED PICNICS Smoked Hams 'l *11- Quick I iiiten Sunnyland Roady-lo-Eal, 4 to 7 lb. Size PIES For Lb 1v X . S i t CEO I S U N N V I.A M ) ••Heady-lo-Ear. H to \ > lit. SW EETENED/ fBOZIN sm Whale or Halft. . . LB. HAM ENDS Hock I fa rh Bultl r.t >ll.s i . oku; i ONI ONS 4 TOMATOES 2 POTATOES 3 “ nuso” ' . i!.!. 1.11 l.l Lb* ( > Lbs Lhi 1___ 7,uin* w . wru m m Of Lh Lb • B iu a ili! I i i* * " , $749 Each C o oke d Canned H am s Chicken N e cks & B a cks BUTTER Lb Pound Coi l on! It. U. "CHOICE'* Gradt, I'r*»hiy Uruund Lb “ E a t-R ite ” H a m b u rg e r C h o e f-v U. 8. "CHOICE" Orado. Tendtr, Eal lilt* Olivo I.oaI—Luxury Loal— Macaroni & Che**# Loal— Pick I# & PUnl«nlo Loal— Mock Chlck*n Loal— Cocklall Loal — Bologna Sauiugoi SKINLESS W IENERS i M E E U E I Vo’!' 6 9 c Only .2 2 BUG H IU IB B O jW l 2 Loheter u. 49e S U P ER FIN E Inalanl Pudding* W illi lt.ir-H -(t Niture POKIl ‘ REEF! Llrncigrund* 2 51c 27c I2-oi. -i- F L A 6 A Claanaar BABY L IM A BRANS Cana 2 5 c 24c tis s u e 19c * RI.Af.KP.YK PEAS Bath 81** M 10c 3 1» 2 2 c — on — S T A R -K IS T Jar* I 2 hw. u r Mad. lisa ,'jc MSST-r. v-. h-' .»«<••■ ■r- • - ■ •t. tie 3 Slrulnod 2 Chop! 10 or. Lg. 29^ >P1C|m a t 67c Lg. 2 8 c ai. 6 7 c Lg. 2 8 c 29c at, 6 7 c ,.j* i Rag. 25c Lg. Lg. 27c at 63c / '•’ l Jotlt'. M ^ ’ tVV0D'. lV Ke Tunu Noodlo Dinner* 17c OZT* 39 Cl APR S sib..4Sc tom.. 97c Hardwatar Soap ™ yl l^ 2 2 c or. Fk|. pikj*. liAUY FOODS Lb. Pity, 3 1 c • • , No. 303 3 1 c O K R A kh Plain or S. H. Flour Hand lo o p (, , 2 69' S m a ll Tundur I n , in n * * Sugar Honay Grahumu KIRK’S »j ; r A f IJ, ■% ■ X 45c 4 99' NABISCO LA V A Rag. Cak# 1 0 b u-oi. MIX 'EM UP! B A LLA R D ’S 34c H o t. 24-os. Pkg.. 2 7 c H..n<;.ii, FROZEN CAULIFLOWER___ DIXIANA BLACKEYE PEAS BROCCOLI SPEARS _____ LIBBY PINEAPPLE CHUNKS flEABHOOK FOUDHOOK LIMAS I Corn MuHin Mix R*g. BU# , Pineapple Juice Dog Food a Roll* 3 5 c 4 Rolla 3 5 c 15c 2 - 35c 26c SIM'ITIIIII AND DOLE Q h|. k IV . it Oscar Mayer PA P E R Laundry Soap u Cocked 2 ID Pk.|S ICE C R EA M Pan-Rcdi Shrimp B U RN ETTS NORTHERN TOWELS *S B P & G Fillet For That Labor Day Picnic! u Margarine WhlliiiK or Polio.k I. id le I .inI v FLA K O R N No. 1 Can* 55 1 1BE: Gh 8U# Bed Perch u* 29c 1C III' 0<d( L I Lwivti SUPEllltllAND 69c c. O ra n g e Juice CALO >:■ O LD DUTCH 1K i l l N i l QUKK u> T a il* O Sea F illet of W IENER BUNS real-kill ir ? 2 Bacon and I Down DIXIE DARLING Enrich#d 1SX sBM, f ik Morrell'* Yorkdilre 811. Mb. HERMAN'S Orang* Band 2 Margarine Act* 11 iu h W h ite A c re P e a s >,<l l.cn il isOiiTin ui noi i • Lb HERMAN'S LUNCH MEATS M 1IIH 1 T B 69c Chec-Zec P la te S te w B e e f FROZEN FOOD SPr^IALS LA N D O 'iiU N S IIlN i: Gfudo "A". Qulck-Froien Ea, |ir |L ItORMEL'S 0V«U,. B-oi. Pkg. 2 3 c c fS U M -P IC H tO GL 7 9 c GH. Larga :: ' ^ ‘ mt. - ■ 7 ' ■■v' ^ ' ..xda mirnmwmmm mm S*MUfcto.su-- . * * x i; jS a S £ i �0 - t H E SA N F O R D M R A L D D A IL Y hank Noel, AP Photographer, Was Permitted To Take Prison Pictures Bdltna'a Note—Thl* la lha laal alory h» A I* phnln«r*nher Frank Noel on Me 33 month* aa a Communist prlaoner la Norlh Korea. By FRANK" NOEL aa told lo Olan Clemente TOKYO (/P)—A fte r I received mv rnmera in January Il'uJ, the ;hlne»e let me lake picture* In four of the *1* ram p* where nontorean war prlaoner* wore h e l d . __________ ____ ____ _____ In m r wandering around the gmpa * Mol ■ prelfy fa ir hi 81 °J They used race against race and low many men were In each and nationality against nallnnallly In •Itlm a te d thero worn between an c f(nrt (0 , t lr up a n lm o iily ,000 and 5.000 men, mostly Amen- amnng the prlaoner*. On lhat acore ana. In the hand* of the Rods. ( w a i rca| orm)(j |r> nolo » per Inotber 3,000 died in the camp* tc n l 0f l)Uf incn_ rcgardlea* of md arc burled in the h illi around riK*c creed, stood pat They ryoktong and Chonchnng, where* gncw what Waa going <*n and dldn'l nost nf the camp* were located |,„y „ mat would account for up In 8,000 L ater on the Red* opened up if the IS.OUO nnn-Knrcan troop* c a rnp 2 anil movtsi all the officer* •itlm a te d In he missing today. The Chinese did not murk the«r eim pa for acelal Identification during the firs t year of the war When they did mark them they used the Chinese character* that I w ai told meant “ peace" rather than a prlaoner camp. One day about three months ago f law three wagon loada of TNT— about 90 boxes of It to the wagon - d u g up and taken out of Camp I where l.aoo Americana, Dritlsh, F ilip in o s, Puerto Rican*. Turk*, fre n c h and Greek POW* were M id . I f a bomb had struck that e im p accidentally the whole hunch would have been killed Tha Redi tried to cover up the great number of death* among the POWa—sometime* aa many a* 43 bodlee In one day were seen being moved out of the camp—by trying to force Allied doctor* to say the M r died of ayphllia contracted be­ York Times, Chicago Tribune, fore they ware captured. None of Philadelphia E v e n i n g Bulletin. the* doctors would go for it nod n Roltlmore Sun, Kansaa City Star food many of them Hid tim e In the and Iho D i* Angeles Times, and aol* aa a result. lell them "Ih e people'* peace We were held right near the movement" was right and Just. I border of Manchuria and a Chinese refused. They even forged some Da doc told me one day If (he of our names lo leltera and pub­ A llte l ever tried In liberate the lished 'hem. I know of several prlaoner* the Chinese would lake such case*. Ihoae they wanted to keep across Actually, I'v e talked with some the border into Chin*. Perhaps of the Chinese soldiers from time they have done so now to time and they have Inld me that when I waa captured In Nnvcm half or more nf the so-called volun­ bar 1930 along with Marines, Army teer* are antl f'n in n iu n lsl and wive •nd B ritish Irnops al Koto, North conscripted. Korea, they walked us to Camp One day in early 1!>M some of g—about TOO m ile* over the wind I lie Turks, who were pretty staunch lag route they made us lake, Camp A lllrd troops, heard Ihnl Ihe New York Ik-rald Tribune's reporter, Maggie llig g ln i, had been rap lured They tuld me about it. 1 hud known Maggie in lle rlln and again In Kncna None of us liked Ihe idea nl an American woman being In Iho hands nf the Reds so wr go I together a few little things we could spare for her and about $3(1 In Arnerlrun greenbacks and gave It In Ihe Turks lo gel (o her We kni*w the Chinese were c re iy fpp greenbacks and figured lhat amall amount nf money might help h *r nut. The Turka look the money and about four months Inter returned everything to all the dponr* he caur.e they had learned through Ihe grapevine Ihnl Mis* ftlgglns had TONIGHT iinrl TOMORROW NIGHT ABBOT and COSTELLO MEET CAPTAIN KIDD” NEWS, CARTOON, rind SHOUTS ORLANDO Corner Third nnd PttlmeMo H IG H W A Y CIOHKH ALL HAY F R E S H IIL A C K E Y E U OH CONK ACROSS I Floating le i B. Droop* In ih * mlddt# 9. (la vt up |0 Climbing plant 13 River l i t 1 1,1. Im port | | K rn u n water 13 Bedstead 18 Erbium laym I 17 (tevivaa 20 Mualenola 21. Coin ( M in i nickname 6 Kind o f rock 6 . Island In a river (Eng l f Cun (slang) A acoffar 9 A filament from tha akin 11. Apprahand II. AdiliUonal 13 Vegetable IS Citadel 19 Genua of tunlcatea V rfkunfOTOU 10 PUU THIS 0*1! our a roftwc,of*HH/ ( AHll 3*10 ► fRr- . \ . 3P>Kf;) sttn m r u e crow s Vrttrtdair'a 4 ii« ,r 41 Froien water 43 Coin iF r ) 44 Ytterbium laym ) 77? 7” * /A i0 " /// i 1 d o w n in , AOFIRST FRtcORtRnet INN/NO...I/ % n % d it «r ‘ %u H If ii b %h n U ‘ y y It % w H % yu 4' *» d •t m ii Uie ool in hi p u m io Sc/ if It r* ii % V/ Laura Ave., rich e r entary week* 4 •4 $ Uit * XT P U o f 40 i from o f Co* Canal ip lrtc d 103.1). They atudled under Dr. Alice V. Kellner, professor o f elem enUiy education a t N Y U '* School oT Edurotlno and authority on childhood education. l.e ctu rr* and Hl*cu*ainna wpre pa ved p rim a rily on child g r o w t h and development a* an aspect of total community life. Other factor* conaldered were the role o f tha elementary achool In parent educatlon, agencies dealing w ith children and th e ir faralliea, and community planning to meet specific child need*. u F R E S H N E S S is tho name % Under Ihe new plan, Ihe main NEW YORK W — Leading In see corn companies ..«»*■ ntirfpti.............vision* affect adult d river* nf Mirsncp nan i f %hnvp on nationwide auto lia b ility rales non bus m«* car* ami young drivcut!I ng so mo T o il a"f or" ad ttl t pleas- era under 23 years of age Cars uro eai drivers and Increasing rates for many young people The National Bureau, m ajor au gory Ihe base (or determ ining tnmnbilo Insurance rating groups. other rales. For adidl drivers. Ihe A spokesman for the under new schedule* lake Into account said the rates would go Into etfocl the possible use of Ih e lr cars going as soon a, they can ih> filed with to and from wor. The lowest rates authorities In the various stale* apply to those car* used solclv for pleasure driving A sllghlly higher rote Is fixed for ears driven less not been captured than I*' miles on a one way trip I sure liked those T urk* They In work; still higher rules apply were good soldiers and good men. for vehicles driven mure lhan III The Chinese never were able lo mile* to work Previously there do much w llh them. The T urk* Jusl was no distinction for private ear shrugged their shnuldci* and fve- used for both pleasure driving and tended they didn't understand for traveling In work. They even brought In a TurkishThe new schedules also break ■peaking Russian who had onco down young drivers Inin three worked In the Russian K hissy at groups, instead of carrying them Ankara. He didn't have any luck In a single category. The three either and may he In a Russian iroups Include those under 23 ltvhole somewhere today for having ng al home, childless m arried failed couples under 23 and young d riv The Reds Inld us one day that era with no fam ily control. the UnlUd Mates government was Fur Iho Drat group of youths holding up 37,000 letters tn POWs. (here w ill he a I per cent reduc­ I Blink It was the other way tion; hut for Ihe th ird group, con around. ildered the worst n *k *. there w ill I know people wrole me and be « sharp Increase. In the New thanked me for making pictures nf York area, they w ill pay I3ln for their prisoner kin. Americans do Ihe same Insurance adults can buy things like that I got about to for *123. such Id le r* In prison camp hut Farmers, who now gel a 13 per I'll bet there w e ir many more. cent discount, w ill gel under the t had Intended to w rfle letters new plan a 2" per cent discount tn (hose 10 or 12 people and thank below the rates applying In their them hut the Communist * took classilicnlicm those letters away from me when I was freed on Aug. 0. Now I don'f have the name* nr addresses I was only perm itted In w rite two CI1IROPRACTOR letter* * month while I was In prison and of course they went to HOURS 9 tn 13 — 2 to I my wife. Phone 733 They took away from me every addrexi I had In w ritin g when I 391 Atlantic llank Building left T i re s to n f Prices Effective THUIIH. NOON TH R U HAT. C A L IF O R N IA ICEBERG o f CHAMPION Heavy Duty CARRE FLORIDA THICK TIRO 0IU IX I CHAMPION WkHe Sidewall Paiieafler Tire SMALL FANCY Tomatoes LARGE STALKS PASCAL New Exclusive GRADS A # # M i Ih <-. !■ ' JP # M Tele hpone 1287 Avocadoes ea. 10c THE8H CUT LOCAL GREEN I U MT/J A W / RUN ON FIRST... 1$ 1 to we portnttM. rrtm 33 Greek taller 34. Satrcta 33 Ampla 36. Cold (lla r .l 3T. Dan* diaa 38 Compla rent 33 G irl* name 33. An army 34 Attemp 33 Weaker 40 Regret r - T~ J f , rormrn tA it out wuh DR. L. T. DOSS Co-starring ( 'll A It I, KH LAUG HTO N SANFORD r w »U<S5 A » t CROSSW ORD l BMjHorp-edt ^ A n f l . . M f o r o in g . �»•i>* i -- «. *■— :r-e« <*,«:>n* Wf,oe ■•« J‘W / . r- J '>-»■*' ’, -,V -4**#*** . - f r i i 0) LATE BULLETINS IIO N N , (ici'Minny t/Pt West (ic rm iui Socialist)) hnrloil fre sh dem m ciiitioiH today at 1 . S. S e c r e ta r y of S t a t e Dulles in a n el to rt to t u r n his o|ien sii|i|Hirt lo r re-eleetiiin of jirtr’A m e ric a n ( hancellor K onrad A d e n a u e r into a lioomeraur? w hich would s\yee|> th e lout enlist o|i|iusition to power. itl'.l .< i It AI if. i.l’i - o u p o s l a \ ia tin •atoned officially Ind a j to send tro o p s to th e Italian \ urtoslav f r o n tie r unless Italy etuis h e r m a n e u v e rs, te rm e d a " m il ita r y d e m o n s t r a ­ tion.' in Dial a re a . V O I.U M K X I.IV n ^ V I L L A t i l * ) 1 1‘> - M a i d e n . W illia m P. D r u m w l.ite II.Hied am i i tiiu a it. t m ore H u m three years ill ( olliniiniist prisons, today curie a Utissia i hililt jeep hack to freedom and to a It e m t -w a n n ii ip w vhon te In tlm first A m e r ic a n s he luid seen since his capture. H lt l/ . K N O U T O N A I K 11A S K . Kuydnnd t/1*)— A n ad\attce m jn ril o f Id I . S K I T S l r a t o j H atom handlers zoomed ttm m he A .m ile to Kn,.|.md tmlav ,ust as a s .p m d rm , of slstei slops the\ are to replace h u rtle d off for the U n ite d States. State News Roundup - • Leon County Court Requested To Rule On Physical Condition Of McCarty T A L I . A I I ASSKK i-Pt The r. .........at 1 Circuit f'oiirt |,m hern l"l.i'il li> lull' mi ulirliici (in. \|, o il n iilivsimllv I'ttiiuhlr uf cun. til......IT in tiffin*. Suit tod, lug fur |||)< i i|liiu< vu l i Mri' litck«inivit'u uui.<miil.il. .1 h i .i, „ ■()., . ,,,,1,1 , 1, I lie itnu'llmi hus nut iriveii litti'iilinll |u Ci . mill, it f Ii,,) * lir mi* illeiriily i nniunttril lit i|t. r 1p«l«‘ •els pint first in*l|. •■t.ili. hoxnllut. 1 *n T»»1 Im • t m i u i l n l I n I t i e h u s •'<I,'.- I . mil ||; |,, , , , . , | | j , i,,,, 11 1• -I ' .1 lll»t •iirneil Itv 11 member |<il,d inom'e, ' li< fill 11ill m ......... le.... . hv law. * " V •>t.if i d I ^1t*-** 4til| v hint da in \v n Tongay Arrested In New Orleans iuM *tf!J till* f|p’*t IV0 4 f|r*f*‘*l tift**1 m i liun 1 in i! m i lit1*ted I" t o s mid iti 11it 1 •' n hut I * mi* limit 1 ret. A idtirk i*f NEWnHLEANS r Itus.i'll T iu ^ *1hi *‘mint v i iuut t'lH'iii iN In* ft 1 -I iietilinn ivr»4 gay ul Miami, Flu charged with manslaughter In lie iie iiti uf *i . uD*'d L»\ <1 Nf Nnl 1*4 svhii H'lM Aimnlui daughter, mis nrre«ii i ui .... for ' tun idviitlfii'd in I hi* |i>-Li adjoining .leffersun Parish today lief* idler applying lur a v'.*a tn M \t' rn Ttie anv'st came id die nu|iiusi Orlando Bandit id a Haile Culilll v. I"Ia littiulsniaii vvlai posted SI.IMSi tur Tnngny'* ce ledac pending trial in Hut dealti id Uses Toy Pistol 5 year old Kathy, lad May a (illl.ANIiO . r — A Inrnfll armeil With a tny pl^tnl held ii |i n bar live mlh’i mirth uf N i l s city an llilihuny 411 shortly liefure mai nlUlit lust nlyIn nnd yul uwny with nhinit -AS after nra|i|)|mu with a ctisliutier wlm tried to sii IhIu .' him Chier I, Jj . S Swniwt I l S l i ' 1 P?n!»rK trni,vTh J J . t e t ‘)i| r l 'l,’f Deuuty Sheriff Sheriff Iwum 10 T ra ffic Deaths Expected In State ■sps*&:, i'atritl ihreetnr ll already hat H 'a i i f « toll) hurteiuler N K ‘rkmnn utimntaeil liui|ier* will wink iruuad the eliielt dnrui]; Hie Iiullilay |u 1 i1lu.ee irahie laws ||. forecast " I ’imhvind- uf extra aiituiluitutes ‘ w ill lie mi It* road The <ami aIt) cunni will slnrl at tl p in today ami end al uudnlyht la'stur "s! Adm iral Gets Navy Reprimand ^ ™ WASHINGTON e A reprimaml for Hear Mini Irvmy T Duke is tilaniH'd b\ Navy F 'ert laiy Itohert II Audi t -mii *ur Duke’s haiidliny r.l an iiivi-sflyalloii into ihe slayinu of an atleyeil iewil show at Key Weal. Fi t Dill ' iMiomumler of Key West Naval llase at tlie lime, has since liven ordered to command a l’a> rifle cribser division Defense D«iiartinent spokes mim said Ills Iransfei after ll meiilhs in I*lur lila had imlhi'iy In tin with the "charily sim>l. i * Florida Leads In C D Enrollments \ WASHINGTON <e Florida lead* Its sister stale) of tlcoryla and Alabama In volunteer enrollment* fnc the federal civil defense prnyram The reason may he that Florida Jras a (unit and vulnerable roast llna on<l Us resident* still have « ) vivid recoiled Inn* of World War w II alilp vlnklnys rdf ilwlr shore*. ItuixiaV recent uimmmcement Ihnl It has Ihe hydrnyen Immli i* rxpeded In speed enrollment In thn Ihris* stuies, and clsowlutre over I lie lulhm. Ii .1 inI over Ihe money As lie thief turiird to yo llurtim lluyer* of Oriinue 1‘oimly, the onl> einlumei in the plate imuped on the hiiaild and grappled with turn The liamlit lirnfc the t>w pistol over the head uf IIoner' mill I .114 oat the tluoi Hyacinths Blamed For 3 Drownings KIKSIMl)Ki: r - W.Her hya dill Its have be n blamed loi tlie ilrownlliy ot three ivleyroes in Lake Tuhnpakclia near here Slierilf Hubert M llnckles said a sr|iiall overturned their bo aI Wednesday ami Ihnl they lierumi eotutiKlcd m a heavy growth of Ihe plants ohrn they tried to swim to slime Hyacinth* surrounded the area of Ihe uecldenl. The bridle* were found yrster ■lav Hinkles itlent ifboil them as Cal ONeal, .'t«. Hosier Lewis. U. and l.ools Ilaudall, 1.1, all ut K k simmee Picture Law U nconstitutional CHESTVIKW iTv— I’arl of a Flor­ ida Inw has been ruled imcunstllnliotiul and ns a result thren prrsmis churned with loissesslny and dls Irlhiilmy lewd pictures were freed The section nf Ihe law relation In punishment lur pulillshlny amt distribution obscene literature was described by Clrcull Judye D Stuart (Hills as not specific rnoiiyh. Police President M IA M I liK A C II btv-Jnhn DOdek. Cleveland, ha* been roelecled president o( (be Fratoioal Order of Police for a Im irlh Im n . Record Enrollmenl Expected »ln Schools Throughout County m :\v s i ’ A ) M H S A N K O H D , 1 I . O H M ) A 1 H I D W . s i l l ' 1' ■< A record enrollment In public ichrtoU of thu county wai pradlrtad today by It. T. Milwee, County auperintrndent of public Initructlon. He made hi* piedlcthm from Incomplete enrollmrrM- from County ■rhooli, ■tallny, “from all the number* we do have, we are predicting a record eniolTmvnt this year In our achoolt." The »uperlnlendent mentioned <► two achooli, Lake Monroe and Final arrannementa for handling Lake Mkry unit*, n* having more thU overflow are dependent upon puplle registering on Tuesday than the final registration figure*. either had anytime ln*t year. However, plana for Tueeday are ^ In anticipating an Increase In Ic have the fourth grader* who E n ro llm e n t among lower grade*, are withia walking dlatance of ’according to th* •unerlntendent, Weatalde and Houlhilde school* the County Imord of public In- attend there, Mr. Milwee an­ at ruction renovated four available nounced. T h o u fourth gradera who have rooms from “top to iMittom," In­ cluding painting and Installation b u n taking Igiae* to either of of new Itgjit*, at the Grammar th*i« ichool* are to go to tha Grammar ichool by hu* on TuexThese room* will be used to day. Th*y may meet their bu*e* at th* u n u spot* where they met them to go to tha two other grade pupil* from ichooli, Mr. Milwee explained. WeaUlde acboola. JL T m U J 1. IH.VI A s s m in le il I ’ rims l.i'tise W i r e N o . dlill Commissiion Approves Budget 0 $ 774 ,6 3 3 k ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A ★ Events JCC-Sponsored Day To Attract A A A A lly KENT (TIKTI.AIN I lie l nv C o m m is s io n liiiK ln - d at .' in a in lo d a v ( ir e p a r iiig Ilu - a n a l d r n f l n l th e lii.YI >I tm d g e l jn ir in g II a 1 u t.il n l fU L IU I 10 le a v in g a lo t a l o l 4 7 7 l.ltn n I'lie tia d g e t w ill l u l l W llllio Ih e la v a lim i u l i t j n i d i ' p le ilg e il h is t in -<nlIi In th e < o n im lx x io ii S even n u ll* w ili go In w a r d C ilv n p c in ln m and ii a m i l l , to w a r d d e b t s e r v ic e . Art Inn I ' umii'll n( Middleton t'uiiii elected vtMcrduy a* tin new ii.itiuii.d mnimnmicr ef the Aim ia mu I .' iuiUi i* i pefMin.il litclid el I*.i Iniiislei Joel Field Mr i »»li" i* ;t funner ,li• lin t 111111111:1111111 a! 1tit* Legion shite ,1 ImlitV lit' intends to :<xk lilt new a.ii mu I 1 iiiiiiii jiulei lii v 1•>11 s.ml nl ,1* Mhui .i* Mr Connell can vveih in .1 Ilia tn Florid i whlcli I " ha* ti-ih'.l iiuoiy time* lllirtllg pn*l Minters with the former bringing in $’>7. nut. a n d ihe latter, $1*»1 A A I'lie e.iillllliiailer is :i gentle man mill .1 .si'iiulsr." declared do Itieul po*tuiu*lei IIII I I I 111nk lo will ilu ,1 grand lull while In nt fire Mr Connell m Ins oceiilan. speech pietlu ied licit will lie tin year uf deeistun no universal mil tary ir.ilnioj: lb *aid be will wmk vfyorouslv lor ulnption of m u Ii a pm um ii l'mil'll alsu said "We aie iiib 1 mined our nation shall re in.on sinmy ami alert in T h e o rig in a l le n la t iv e hn dg el for Ih e o e x l fis cal ve.it lo l.d le if tlC,11 M l .17 I tlllil the fav* ii tin- current Cnmluuin threat We -< n > early |.'.*o»t>ei' for rx'iluemy Ihe defensive streuyili Fenton Fleridn All Ihe radio stations and its'vvxpaperx have devoted lime and space lo the |iemllliy lestlvilles The puhllelly has been handlnl tn Marion Itarmnu, prouram direiloi f I m il I In '!) p .il e ld I ONI Of INI DOZENS nf yuuliy b is w I •• • ■■ d d n , l i n t l H ie h is tnoiny tlie Anu'iuno I.rynni n i ide m ,‘ t Imn low yet* plenty of aiteotion Itnm a I e, ir l « A m ici t an l,e c iu n italics, both Wui 111 War 1 \ch ■ m ., omd ,u i lie ■ t n l la p .I'd fro m tn a Hear lUU-fleyiee IlCiit Willie le.mlilni! in ll.e pai . d). A In m l I ad o t I let i were uvmame by ttie beat iboloy tin* in imur p t ik es m o l l i m d i . dx uf tb . i i .amis uf sneeliituis lined llm n l ) » p- t ..On n n ile to w a tc h lin t mure man IdO.llUO (iaillcljiunu. |f t i j i a t i i i i n i l v .................n i l lyn, v Y , was .1 * *u rii'tim 1rid er of tin lei;mu .Mixihny s\j|Fi«iuf opposition I tie leymu u III l1ii‘**l III \\ i 11111it lull Oexl vear The live County i'u m m t" i 'tn'rn ils K F u ra k rt, H c Dodd. J F McClelland Jultn Mi'iseh ami W Hrtiwn M iller, have nil h< ui m vllcd The five mayors p .irlli'ili.it I lir P miii iiD4i< Srhiinl fui |v HIM lit the potato.sack race w ill be •'*) 4 liilili »*n liu'ntiit nl Hit I’m in miid Mayor Joseph I Laird Ca.xxelhcr ,i Ol 4Til mu lo, |<4 *i|i«*rniiii |£ In .Itty, ry. AetinnK Mayor lliu ly Carlson. | S " | » l I fi ll t fk r tA| M l t l M l I 4111*1 , 1., *|'M. LongWOOd; ktayor Lee C a r y . 1Thv -m hmil will fun.-u.in ...... *.i IN) Oviedo. Mayor ita ild till. Allam oiile ! m u tit t <114 |t I I I iifhl I nl W M i l SjiriiiMs nml A i’ II om Mayor William willi imnjit’li'll) ti-iM'hiM * .tri.i mu Stcmpcr ol Ktmfiird 11 mi. ArleiK1 llellelleur. tha (Irla m b i. I lu* f V n lm l |'t«1111tii \ *smi i.ii inn beauty who won the " M is . San fill Ul'f JIMlril ( ' fit 111»i*fI s Hid Hit* lamln SprlnKs nl 1052’ * contest, w ill Ai’liiMil Jimi nuyotii* ilrHiftiii mi crown Ihe winner ol ihis year's for niiitiiin limy uni I M» I ■mik event Monday nighl Mlllnfi tit !| itfilLM lit vvMl<* MM I In her Id le r In Seminole Joyce.’ Si , Ul lull.In President t 'ilf f Abies, site said. " I w ill be very hnpppy lo be present at the selection of the new 'Miss Kanlando Springs' ami present her vvllli her crown It has been a real th rill and honor lo have been Mis. liuriipn, Kaitsek, um< iaulMch, Sanlamlo Springs of 10.52 II bn* enabled me to enter other brunt) , In c , H inlet Pittk liotne <« m title and devi’loiniieol coiopany, contest* In (he state, nnd I have ' tinn made a quirk llo.uoo pmln iiom made many friend* of some of the Ihe sale ol almost Ivvn and < Mall loveliest g irl* in F'li ridn " block * of piiqn’cty in Hie S.iol.oido Meanly queen entries w ill reprrs Snrlngs area near Island lake, enl Leesburg, New Smyrna lleaeli, oflicinl reeoids in the i utility Orlando, Tavares, and many other clerk's office revealed tmlav r l ll r * and clubs In Central Florida. I'nrrliusiiig ihe properly oi'igmAdvance tickets tor Ihe Sanlnndn allv from the Overslreel I ami < n , Spring! extravaganza went on sale ol tirmige Co , fm 1 1................. today at three downtown ikug I Knusck, and latch.,eh Ini nett stores: Touchton'*. Hoorn dial a anil nroonil and re xidil almost the cu Anderson'* and rn u a l's Ticket* lire trucl to Mr ami M i, Ira n i purcha*rd In advance w ill be so .1 Polgur of llye, N Y fm 122,c c n lf for adult* and 21 cent* for (Ml I'lie two land Irnnsmiionx were children. Tickets al Sunlumlo Spring* next Monday w ill cost no filed together. cent* for adult* amt .10 cents (or children, Moxl of the day's events w ill hr open to the publbic. Primrose School To Open Tuesday Construction Firm Turns Quick Profit H erald T o Publish Paper On M onday IF YOU DON’T receive, your Sanford Herald, The Sanford Herald w ill tic pub­ lished on Monday, l.atior Dav An u a rlic r delivery w ill be made titan usual. The buxines* office wilt be closed all day. SA N L A N D O LABOR D A Y EVEN TS Magistral Registration From 10:00 A.M. To D:Oo P.M, IfltOO—Mi, fayor'a potato sack race 10:30—Potato nark rac* for all visitor* 11:00—Three-legged rac* 11:710—Ilgnana eating contest—Husband* nnd wlvet etc pitted ■gainst each other blindfolded. Given banana, unpeejed, euntextiird* peel banana and fe*d to earh other. 12:00—Lunchtime 1:00—Congressman Hyd Her long speaks, 1:710—Senator George Hmnthei* speaks, ? ;0O—Horseshoe pitching cuntest open to everybody. 2:710—Water ahetw. 'onlMt (flrat appearance In balhing suits), 4 :00—Rolling pin throwing contest—Three ladies practiced ye*«l koo'h throwing rolling pin a t target. Mr*. Tummy Cobb, Mr*. Irving Pryor, and Mr*. Harold Ring, „ . diBt^Lynda Brldgara-IJ-year-old swimming star of Altuimml* ftp rings. Will do ballet routine "Th* ilot Canary", 8:00—Dressing contest. 0:00—Egg-spoon contest (race), 8:30—'Tug-o-war. 7:00—Awarding of prise*, 8t00—Beauty contest girls appear before judges In svenlng 8:00—“Miaa Hantando Spring* of 1063" crownad. ?*;v '* •,.v. 1 : /'*•;.1 • lot e a i'li d e p a il tieoigc \ Nickel -nil. ill), pass),,I awav vi iv x■i>liIi-nlx \\ i iIim siIiiv al 1 2 "III p i l l al I I n cilia lie win il lalmi fmi'imiM tni tin1 Nail al the liiliiliin: I m IiI in 11st eiiln He tiail walked fai I lie Nmv fill the na*1 Inn nml Mile hull veuix, and lout made Luke Muulue In* Inline for ttie pu*t two yenlx He is silivlved by the wulnw, Ills 1‘ea 1 1 Mike mill nt Sniilmd; two smiis, Stanley Nlekeixno nf Lntny, V» . nnd I )u nitlit FV Nickeroil, of lleinniii, Me; tvvn diomli teis, Mi** Ni.in Mae Nickerson nl Haninrdi nnd Mr*. Tliebnn Nielsun nf Hloeghnttli, Mr ; al*o Tuor g i niidchlldieo F'tiei »l service* will lie al 2’aO jimi Saturday .it the Hi isson Fun- ini 11Mins' will) Chaplain lidin VI I III Mil I Mitt ..III) MlllMg Hut IIII w i . re in l-.vel r! i ecu i c1111 tel v %£§'■■Ja ck B olt S pearing Fish O ff Key W est ui i .uiiM ni ui ton w rit it fig u re * Nickerson Dies At Osceola FielH of our aimed force.) "Moreover with hostilities suftended m Korea we must lake an adiliimual m imiuitilltiy for pub lie 11111I 1 st.mdiny and snp|Mirt o' an iili ...ill 1 . eparedness |ire yrnm Tlie 1 : >n itself .idupiril a rcml til util t rdu 1/111 s; sclei-tive service a inatlciumle out i .illuu; (nr esluh llsliinetil ni .1 PM I proyrum in Operate alotiy with s ’ ', t -v Ice The 1 iinventioii also .i|ipruwail i report s.iymy the Hinted K1Als* • should ,iehirv|. and m a inlaid an superb. 1 lly Inn avoided it f|o< s liHwrenee n«r............. ... nielli and Ibe enl*.taken limn ori­ ginal anumntx are a* (ollnw* Ail minlxtrativi- divi*inn i iiv Cum­ in t*xloll. SI.,M*’ 11.77.1 id s Man­ ager. I l l HIM. il.liNi Citv m i ,li­ n e ), $.1,71X1. tllKi Finance He pnrtment, IN.Ill JJ N.in nidi ivd .Service $1 making an overall tidal ol LIU.112 Satetv Division Municipal Court, ll.SHXi, Police Department l(vo,22ii $2 1X12. and l ire Depart­ ment. I,IN. Ilk). $12 NltJ leav ing « total of $Ul),2tkS I'llblie lie.idli ami Santlutloil, W.trjO $(11.1 Publie Work Divixinn Cilv shop $tl.t:w. $13u. Parks licpuMiucni, 4211)11, lic.il Heeiealnni De$21.1111 !! .".'re at mu He parltnenl jlU.sixl »l,sn swim iiiliig Pool. $1.Nil) IU. $I.7>IXI, Cemetery, $U.2I1, $1 2iXi, Putille The real of Hie revenue will come from water revenue*. $7J.il8l. nul water ut lilt v lor oe.ii service. 117.1.'wl Last vein * builgel tolalleil plrth. HIM, bid, c m Manager Tom Lem­ on pointed mil. the c m Coin ill Is ximii omterlmdgeled last year nml the budget was siitisluolinled b> Income through the year lie said the ad valorem lax lid* year wax lln ild io g s 11‘l.lH I Sheet | le p a l t n ie lli, $M.I,HI7. 1N..110 Sewei He mcreiised In nidv 4I7.0IHI Iiu'ludi'il In Ihe youth activities fiyht over Ihe ndmlulslrnlinil'f cut are; the Christmas Shopping Tout III Ihe Air Forcn Imdyel Connell was cleeliil .idly lor rhildren, Kids Knunlv, I Speak for Democracy. Youth bicycle s#f- four other eandlilntes lie vules I■ Hi. r»e prn«r».t. proyrum V«d ami Uoy* Hoys slide Slain |,xT-M vole* i. rhisest rie [X2,7.11 T c•'') A Labor Day Slate Feature ID JIM F IS IIEll llitihlluhtinK the lily l.uhor Dav weekend uf holiday festivdies, on! lays, trips, and eveals will he 'l.iu l.it s Seminole Junior Chum hei of Cummerre.sponsored jam buree al Sniilando Springs The banks, stores anti Cost Oltlee will be closed while the Camphell lats tiny American l.eylon Post weeklv meetlnij and the llotury Cltih’s niHin luncheon have been railed oil In observance of Ihe nutlonal hol­ iday Florida's Junior Senator (ieorye Mnattiers ami Conjtresimaii Sytl llerlony will be the tealnre speakers at Ihe Jaycee's Labor |l«) lamlMiree. The two mill’d speakrri -nil supplement an all-day pro tram id outdoor events for the thousands who are expected to Hock in Sanlamlo In udtlltlon. "Miss Saidando sarlnus id IP.VI" will be crowned Monday niyhl follow my the allei main liallilny beaoly contest Che all day prnyrum will lieyin with the mayors' (Hilulo sack race in which all live mayors In Semi­ nole County will participate at in no o'clock Moiolay mornlnjj The extensive pruyrnm will cunlill lie with three leyued races, tin Hums ealiny contests with hu* hands and wives (eedluy the ha nanus to cacti other blindfolded a water show; horseshoe pitrhiny contest, a InimuroHs rollmy pin thrnwlmi event for the women swimminy bullet, tny-of-wiir. and the beauty eonlesi The Sanlamlo Sprioifs l.almr Pay celehrathin Is sponsored by the Seminole Cnunly Junior i hanv her of Commerce to raise lump for their "Youth Actlvlles Fund." 'i A $91,924.30 Pared From Original New American Legion Commander Estimate Of 1954 City Expenses Personal Friend Of Joel Field M I* J ^ J H O IG d V C fO W U VH UM J V lv ffU " A i ™ III) 271 Mrs tiurnld S lliir uli’fli- Mi vtuk tu ■intill t'il y iu nml urmind Centra Monday. Fhlfidti had II truffle ilcalhs dm llU! the la.U l.atmr l>av wiekend I N D K I ' K N D K N I ’ 1I A I I . Y Kslntillshed 1!H»S ★ U ISSAN I . I 'ra n e e i la l lon aee I'liadw iek p a v e up h e r n tte in p lc d roiind-ti i|i swim of the Knultnh ( lianael to* itiphl a f t e r lit h o u rs and 7 m in u te s m th e t hilly w a te rs. S r i l U i U iiU V Lij F M IA M I i J ' t — 1 ho m ' \ A t l ant i c litiiiitiiiio vvluvlI HIT w inds of nhout 1-vO mil,*'. Ill tome v*»i'-.*Hy whs niovitig on ii n o r tiiw f s ti'r ly cntiiMi’ Dntuv w hich sliniiht tn’imss land ii m i s . I K M i . 1■ Imi - L ' ' I I Mi 1 I*|« ’ li.-l )■ \ X M A i 1 1. 1 \ l„ i . M i l -•'M 1, II f| 4' ' 1 J h »\ Itnlt J i t 1* 1* 1' J | 1l * vv II ft£ * * * • - * J Im I* III .11 M i l 1r » 1) r t W . - I ui “ A It.rn? ^41i'll» M l V M M I *1t " l | v i t m -> 11. J Illlii f l l 4l ( ) J 4* I I I ** . >.111 11 I I. Is a , t Mi • f L»* i imi mm IIHW U Mil |t**i Im i i < • kill A i l I t It f M I lit** HI 1m r i i IMIII-, 111 " X V l f t II till rk H,. " I Inn •i u n i ' i m i \\ 1f •».wIlMNY * iii" I Si •Ilit* txaill * ul |j|111Ml 4 III mil ilit’itifii'lvi1* "l ilt ifivi*!'*. m *in iu fUlM-i nu n* nr fjO'MIU’O i|il«l'Millfir Mil u lm» »• Viol ftIIIii41 l Item nml Mi!' mi in in**i L|!i$' \ , ,1U|,| AOff lrun 1 'V * * ■• f 1• * f Im - tlllll'x till \ vi i'll' I'liniMM hum lii'lfll ta• fn*»f Ift I lllihl'l Nil 11:1 (Kill tlllil f ><* < ' • 11 1l * t l VV !• » 1 l i l u 1 4M i l 11V 1l n ’ V 4 l i t uti'.Iii * ll I llilil 1. l l ft... w ill 1M i ' I'HVi l i I am i f 111 m I It I I I tiliuiMl Fil ial iihV l i l t A’ | « * « I imr wriin. 4,Ai imiul 4i| ii wrecks lying on tin1 ori'iin fliini nff tllllllimi. n dlvf*i in iff Itt eintle iirms* lull iu- imia. slunk, iD-tu'iM*. imirav nml elei'lrie eel, «I i I i • ml. unit less Iddcmix qmiitv Off Fluiidn tie rmilil risk giltlnu linuled niiuiit by tlie burd-figlitinv lurinm." Mr. Unit said I tie Inst time hi* son went securing tie entile up with a five-fuel Inn tiicinln Almul finis vents neii, duck Itapnem-il tn flv nvei un ubl wreck nml gut the idea fur Ids luuniiletl* ludiliv. I * aI >f I W e a th e r ri>n|lnurrl warm and partly rlmt.lv through Saturday with orcaaluual wldMy irattrred shaw m. Held Set v u‘r I nml* Mater I'ejiai l incut C o f C Directors M e e t Tuesday 4l.ln.iiOI ii’JtiNl - s I 21X1 Downtown Streefs Flooded During Ailernoon Fall I'lie .imutuur weather prognoxll cal.it* who pttfdliled Hint ’M-tU | rtould mark the cod ut the rains period were vv.illovviug ... walxt .il.ove their ankles "it t|o,vi.t>ovii ll rri't h Vi'xlpf llilV .Mil {111*111 *(N .? Hi, Iflilirr* nl i.nil i i Ml* 'fnvkli tin In i; tVVM ll.... .. 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I M Sgl • In h e lu illL r III ll l l it * snuggled in Hii’ trunk of to car >( I hi nrvv limit tie ra lil (7 W rlglii Hontlay (ill.lien* a boinl i rdler l.ad been and ihe mercury read !>7 degree* litchiviu M m' A t l u u * Matthew Schlniill -tailed fox' Ii until, nl (fill iii iIf listed mixxlng tn iictu.ii since hi* Il2!t wax -tint down over Ninth l.i'. e from In* home in I'di lici, id it V .liile* *...ilh. iiiiwucc il.at ila.ighior) ’ l"llilil Vv til'll I Fill VI* Korea Aug 21. IBM I1 Mar > III amt Maxine * I. i i L iMIM* til l l W11tl llw," »■•*«ll .limbed m Ibe I runk I'bcy had \h i; iT -I t ■ I *' I’tirn I «Inii'l I■’11 a note for moilier gime IlM i1' thn til Mm in w IMi flail, don’l worry ST AI (il 'STINK (' The Flurl ■fin L Will h'MVi' Saiifuril u n t When Schmidt's car re.ii l.c.l Syr Wi’i 111* flin I mi st'iihhiinrtnii nml du Veterinary Medical A*xn will raeuxe, fellow po'seng-** - heard 11MlV «' f III 14 In*I r tut 1’r uftn hi* bold tlx lltl.l mutual i niivcntinn at Hie girls talking hi Ihe trunk Duylona llcuch Oct IN 20 I f t i'l • I.M M'ifiilur Iruvr. Schmidt litlcd the girl* out un harmed Slate police hud been xci.iU'ng Central New York tor Ibe our alter getting a cull (rum the aljiined mother. It. M ed ical M e e t M ia m i Constable Surrenders MIAMI i*x—('unstable Leonard Tobin of Miami lleurh Max sur­ rendered on a charge ol extortion and ix imw free in $1,ihni Immt Elks In itia te 9 N ew M em bers Nine men ticca me member* uf the Elk* Chili at Initiation cere tnnnie* last night, Exalted Hitler It. K lllllhtnirr announced today New member* Include: Jack Green, H arry Itrackwell, Howard M unllclh, J Hurt J r , Harold K nsliier J r,. Edward Lyon*, Cli-tr* fe* Povltck. Troy IticliurdMm. nnd Thomas Kmllh Otto hundred anil forty person* were present for Ihe cerrm onle* and supper preceding Hie business meeting V isitor* attended from W inter Park, Cocoa, nml Orlando ■ll Thr •rmilii i iiii»nt hi v iiift'l imi; •f tn in when1 hs hh lie. .t i i. mmI i Mil' | (• •JI f 11 Of lltll'i till 4 lit l hi* tlrvv pniiiril iliiwn I I i. ft I , I n ’ W l i r t I I I Sl'MIllMltr 1‘lMlllly l till Ml tut it| • nil) VrHlrnhlV' Mill 11f1111l;111 l$i *| It) h ii 4 f||,Mll III*' 11P Wilt III* Ill’Ll hlr AllilY .It t h l* l l ' l » ' i ' 4 ' u t l \ «' 11,1% * fM I IMI M» i k i »'u “ M i ,s no p m ut I fti v M11M S.infnril '» iilwiivu ill* I lu* tn*wly nlfi tr tl dii ectari wiB Hint Minr’litiMi hu’.il u r ii h r i eh i MifMJ ' u it h ii Mr iii I I In* *r-*i.ifi '♦■rvnr. i r port ml toihiv (hit J im mik ihr riinnlh <I Viikm ' Mii-it* H Ill'll hi’ VYMi wiTi* in rainv 11.*v' riiJin k i.p • •*1 k* h i * ll i i ' i ) t o ,1 *11111K Ilf IS i'till -XI'I■11!|\ l1 f.ilMV •f 'inmliiiu uii J*iv** Kalnfiill fi'i Mir m m i I* iii•kv ■»U ft tl w 14H h e IIlM tlilM I111'm,'% sihiivr ii*4iiii ,i I I In i h l»M h l l M l V V l l V H t l i l I.II r»2 kW IIU'Im' s fl.iki* I'MxIll'J Jlivvil 1 hr Ssilift ircl Hllin* will hr d* rnfripiiml with • m.iik >t so M ■I illthi I m Hi* Wi|N r|iiM*.| .ill iluy Mimiliiv ( mi L-thoi ( mi ;in rflllrr 1J monlli peintj • <1 \\ L u l l hi* i * 111N Mmy I hrrr will hr mi i it> m niriil I \t I Ii r Ktprrimrnt J M.ilimi, M llii* Ut a Mill, u*''t i ImiI mi nr nr ilrhvrry nthrr Mi.hi Nin'rixil ih* llirtr vvrrr l,r» H? un hi * l.t.f nuililh hti*r\ mil iirriHtkiMir** vl.iil vkill .titJ film* flilM* tir*n l I > Hmis tn t tv • hmil *' hr plum! in i>ir*| n llh f t»oki’> hmI in Srpfrmhrr I it i i isn't I lit' un! v i l f p j t Ii hril ,ii imn.11 I'M IV VI till f)* 11ITIII *» t III fItfIJtl’l • -i -l l f im ■I 111 m i : i i m k i ll * III I l l s. J i ............. i ill J< ' ll n J i i r i y MMi'll < lift T 1141f h I d i ary $N 12il (I fai l in Insurance >i« , IN >1 loo 'speeia! tiillil* Sjieclal liperal mg FundSltlnlo 42 ixhi, amt Special Mlscellauennx lund* 4NI >*■(! "I, nukniii a mia; m vlu.I.II.Vil- Post O ffic e Closed Monday in llllfl H i ll nul 11M M I l l l * 1M l f l I I d i ' l l V i- L -III. l U L L . f m Mil l IIIIMIII'I J k Y i ‘ I h | ) I ‘ MII in M l' riiil Ll M a i m * H|l 1t v f) \ M i l l Iv t i l l IlM '(tm ilirr a fh ’i vv L i t n r|fl M IIMIklV ( M m J , | (J 1 (II I 4, | | | | t . 1aIl k V l.xll Im i f t f i l l rial l I• ,lll\ ,b i l l 11 x? m . N l W W VV « i f , i* v m . kin * Ml Lkii’ i Mini • • tv J 1 94( 11) ••) ! ' 'i|)l J r l vt i i f • i f «t i 1 i- i t « ) I * I11 'Ml A■I f , It till lit* 111 ............................... it! In !I ) 11. i. 1■• 11* * 1T . ..III i n h * ' h < i i .............. 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Tmlav nml Sutmduv •TH (iel You" l: 2 it • -I:-I I • H:trj "Tall Texan" 11:47 - HUM - U:2:l Huridnv • "Fort Tl" l:tlti • 2:41 • 4:22 - H ill . 7:44 11:20 MOVIKI.AND "Alibott nnd Coatello Meet Captain Kidd" Start* 7:10, feature 7:50 Intermlsaiun U:00. last conipletv show ll;t4 Saturday * "Kansu* Territory" and "Fang* uf the Arctic" Sunday • "Trouble Along tha Way" fj&fl T H I -ii m .A A 11 J -n � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1953 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 02, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 02, 1953. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 02, 1953; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d4aa78d24bef80a276c13ced806e3635.pdf c5e416305783128b2ac7d62ccd85aded PDF Text Text * » It will Pay you to conic m iles............ It will pay you to buy ahead for all Fall and into next Spring When or Where will you have another chance like this? 2,000,000 FLORIDA FASHIONS Customers all over the United States and in HI foreign countries are buying these same styles right now at low, regular, catalog prices. EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY ALL STYLES NOW BEING OFFERED IN FLORIDA FASH IONS CATALOGS AT FULL PRICES ALL SALES FINAL-NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS Because we bought a huge quantity of odds and ends at way below price—YOU CAN SAVE ABOUT ONE-HALF OFF REG­ ULAR PRICES DURING THIS SALE, SATURDAY, FOR ONE DAY ONLY. EXTRA SALESPEOPLE TO HELP YOU — BUT PLEASE COME EARLY- QUANTITIES MAY NOT LAST ALL DAY. REGULAR HOLLYWOOD SHOP MERCHANDISE MARK­ ED DOWN AND INCLUDED IN THIS SALE EARLY BIRD SPECIAL PIlutforcH, Himtmck M r r«ut uml coat dresses. Percales. (linghams. Rayons. Broken nHsortmenl «*f sizes amt colors. Now being sold by Florida Fashions at 2.98 and 2.98 Look at the Catalogs............... You'll see these . . You can choose new house dresses of percale, plisse and broadcloth. New street wear dresses of rayon or cotton in Mutton trimmed coat styles, Schiffli embroidered, scoop neck, flared skirts, and the new slenderizing silhouetts in prints, and dark and pastel colors, sizes 9 to 17, 12 to 2q, 28 to 44, 14V* to 24 UL and 46 to 52 Our rfegukl'$1.0(1 51-15 Kmro hosiery. for thin aula only. 20% riff on Gotham anil Holeproof Htwlery, r>l ami (in KUURH 10 Penjar Regular $1,05 value now 1.85 Regular 1.5(1 value now 1.20 Regular 1.55 value now l.HK Sanforized broadcloth. Hr rur braid triin. luscloua white HCbiffli embroidered Iwilero sundress, wear it with or without the jacket, twopiece rayon ami acetate faille apencer jacket drone, glamnroiia ruatllng acetate taffeta, with anew white rlhlwd faille trim, many other atylen ami fabricn to chooMe from, In rerl. navy, bluu. brown. S ink, turquoise and black, nizea, in, 12/20. 40 to 44. and 14% to 24% Some Values Vi off LADIES’ Srnllo|H'd lieek linen, back pteala, to flaro out when you walk, halter uerkn, aim Imrka with romtxid rollon knit ahrug aweater. Mroadrtoth, polished rhambray, iirrlate rayon faille in red. navy. Mark, pink, blue, uaaorled print* and plnidn, nizea, 0/17, 12/20. 88/52 and .14Mi to 24% Regular 3.98 and 4.98 Miracle nylon, In now einlsmaed lace-effect it’a n dainty rained rosebud denlgti. Mull I* filament lace trimmed crepe with Hath) applique. (’Ink, white, nlaen, 112 to 44 DRESSES BRASSIERES Regular 8.98 to 10.95 Corduroy a. railIon, honiberga, acetate r repea, rlmmbray a, IInane ulnglmmn, Schiffli em­ broidered. glitter trimmud, scooped neck, or johnny col­ lar, ruahionablo flared or fig­ ure hugging sheath akirtn, In Dior blue, navy, black, red, green, panteln, and prints, siaeu 0/15, 10/20, 14% Ui 24 % Peter Pan Brassieres Regular 18.08 — 4.08 value* white only, broken slaen. Hrnnded line Tremendous value Float* . Whirl nklrt, Double circle checked gingham, 0 yard jUVh. full circle nklrt of taffeta, red, green, black, turquejian, IIW W / nizcM. 82 to 88 trkot Panties, pink and Broadcloth, gingham, dot­ ted nwiaa. Dan River, and Galey and Lord fabrlca. Belted dreeeea with full whirl sklrta, to make the little miss look grown, juat in time for bark to nchoot. You can’t afford to mis* this. Size 8 to fix and 7 to white, sixes, 5, 9, and 7. LADIES' ft CHILDREN'S SHORTS Ik V alue up In IA.U5 A Perfact U flnl»h the r**t of the •ummer nr put ,*L\i»wny for m*il ymr. « Ohsmbrsv*. and Nylon., j , , /'Kyelet tmhrolilrml, Iota a j j ” of flna pin tark», flatter­ ing low neck line* In oaaftal color*, print*, tmd plaid*. Site 0 tn 111, 10 to 90, and 124 tn 244 DRESSES Fieri leg, lace trimmed, 2 bar taken from our regular slock g^ |\FroiU )< I Organdy*, V n llm , CHILDREN'S 87 taken from our regular atock, Cinderella dresses, value to f5.08 DRESSES (tegular v Values to $5.08, Broadcloth, crepes, ray­ on linens, playtones. polished chambra/s, B goK Multifllamint crepe allfia, luscloualy lace trimmed, regular $2.08 Ladles’ and Children's shorts. < and shorts acts, values up ( to $!,$$. Denim, Broadcloth, f « a a . w '. I * m «fl - i1 v ’ value. Colors white ami pink, sites 82 to 44 �rm r. H ♦J LATE BULLETINS I NEW YORK (JP) — Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wis) today opened an investigation Into possible Communist in­ filtration into the mltitury services. 0 ft * ytit K O B S TO W N , Tex. — rloodwuters from ID days of cloudbursts receded slightly today ut Itubstown and Hinton on the swamped lower Texas coast after driving some 2.500 persons from their homes. CHICAGO UP) — Chicago today hud its sixth straight day of record heat. The temperature readied 95.3 at noon, topping the previous record for the date of 94.8. set in 1912. D A Y T O N . Ohio (/P) — The Dayton Daily News saitl today it hud been reliably informed a Marine Corps pilot had bettered the 79.494 foot altitude mark set Aog. 7, 1951. § > a n fa r b VOLUME x l iv Established 1908 State News Roundup Navy Hurricane Hunter Probes Suspicious Area Off East Coast 3 State POWs Are Released Revised F IL Playoffs Set ST. P E T E R S B U R G Ut - Sen c,eorge S m others ( D - F la ) aald to­ d a y he " m ig h t have a tte n d e d" the D e m o cra tic ra lly fe atu rin g A d la i KU-venson at C h ica g o If ho did not have other plana. . Hmather*, h ere to address a teachers m ealing, la id be had p re ­ vious engagem ent* Which would p re v is it his attending the Chicago ra lly nexl month. T Former Lake Worth Mayor Dies • three and two vs four. 50th Reunion Set For October Tampa Robbery Sanity Te$t Bled To Death $ Fatal Abortion Girl Charged P E N S A C O L A kW—S h e riff H. L K i.u tflc k said today a C h ickasaw , A la., salesm an b id adm itted rentTAM FA - la iri-tla M aim ing, lng a tourist ca b in where a fa ta l accused of- holding 17 persons at , abortion attem pt la believed t o bay w ith a pistol In __________ u grocery ..........................,1 have been m ade on ll-y o a r-o ld E l store white she stole II IKW, today ale Leoia Bodlfurd. was charged with arm ed robbery # Charter S e t, Youth * Council W ill M eet 8em lnole Y o u th C o u n cil W ednesday *t Smith* F rid a y 0^ *** #PPr° V" B le n t Will he held by the p, ,n. at M c K in le y H a ll, f,ao o f t h , lr b a r t e r *'V C irc u it Judge M. II. "Same contribution* already member uf the board of director!. lid today. The meeting Wednesday night waa called by M. R. Strickland president of the Council. Other officers, ae named In the charter, ere B. L, Perkin* Jr., vlce-preeld*nt„ and Homer Osborne, sec retarv-treaiurer. Mr. Harmon la e member of the board from the Seminole County Chamber of Commerro together with John Brumlev, Other mem­ ber* end their organisations are, Cliff Ablea ana Irving. Ir ' Pryor, Seminole Countv Junior Chamber of Commerces Mr. Perkin* end W, C. Hutchison Jr., Sanford Rotary Club. Voile A. W illi Jr. and Ben R w ed e. Snnfui R. E. True ei jrofM iw n* Sanford B imI el Women'* C I end the # are cumin* In,'* M arion H*rm *n, ™ W * Teacher* Association: Mr*. (Iconic Harden end Mr*. Joe Astarellu, Sanford Garden Cub. and Mr*. Roy Tlllla and Mr*. C. M. Flowera, Benford Woman's Club. The president also I* a mem­ ber of the board, and will prot* over meeting* of lath !***■ pi and the general member- S According to the charter. "The ■enernl nature and ubiect of (hi* corporation ahull be to provide wholesome recreation for the youth of both aexea of the City of Bnnford. Fla., and the facllltlo* ineident thereto, and to Ineulceto In them Christian prinHpiw of falr plav and tolerance In nil their conUcta with their fellowo." Tho charter also provide* for Mqulaltion of proporty for •tmuit of the Council’* ohfor the setting of Pielda, flnnford American Ledrn to defray expense* and Post. employment of any nee**Mr*. M. wraonnel. Inga of the organisation an i toward Improvement of t i n and toward oxpetuii. ■ IM S ssss* ,?,ni«aa.kA,a r a Vt. One Hospitalized, 3 Others Injured In Auto Crashes * O K A C E V I L L E U H - F M d i ' s farflung W illia m s fa m ily w ill m ark Its SOlh annual rcunlun Oct. 1 with One person waa hospitallaad and dedication o f n m o jiU n icfiO h rn b s three others were Injured yeater pa tria rch of the clan, Andrew E l­ ib lle aaccidents ‘ day In two eutomohl! ton W illia m s. sm ith o f Kenfori rd. The fa m ily , the largest in F lo r ­ C h arle s B. Searcy, B5, nf lain gida sm l one of the biggest In the wimil. was In the F e rn a lrl-Io iu e h to ii country, is composed of d i-icm d H o sp ita l today w ith m u ltip le anl* of the 2.1 children o f Andrew bruises and possible r ili fru c tu rts. E llo n I'hi' founder of the d a n . X la y s tool not been taken Accord­ now estim ated ut spine 2.V(MiO ing to In* attending ph ysician, to m em bers, was horn In IWX) I determ ine If any fra ctu re s oc­ L A K E W O R T H b f - J o s e p h W al t i r Ham m ond, 03, fo rm e r Luke W orth m ayor, died In a hospital yesterday. He broke hi* h ip In a T A M P A i*s—Three arm ed ban recent fall. H am m ond m oved here In 1B25 after 40 yeara In the w hole­ d lls stulc about tl.txjo worth of sale lobster business In G lo u ce s­ ciga re tte s and w hisky from Hie t'u ban clu b today a lte r an unsuccess­ ter, Mas*. fu l attem pt to open the clu b safiThey held up * club utlcu daitl T he Cuban C lub i* one of the large socia l clubs in the Y b o r C dy ( L a tin q u a rte r) section of Tam pa S E B K IN G i^ —A rra ig n m e n t of Bu ssell Stackhouse, 66, on a first degree m u rd e r charge In ennnee Hon with the death of hi* lonely hearts w ife waa postponed today J A C K S O N V I L L E <4* Charles at the request of h is counsel wim Cullen Fender, 37, was bounced said Blackhouae would be given a from the F tce st Inn t - ir ly .Sunday, - j . il. y lest. shattered the dour glass w ith Ills righ t rist, and bled to death, coun­ ty o ffice rs who are Investigating believe. H A N FO R D , F L O R ID A City Near All-Time Apopka Resident Heavy Rainfall Mark New Sportsman's If h alf mt inch o f ruin full* between now ami m idn igh t to n ig h t an a ll lim e record for ra in fa ll in any one m onth w ill tie net. ft. J. M oughtou J r . local weather ohaerver, revealed today. W A S H IN G T O N </!*) — Gen. Mattliew Hidgway, new l rl> u n til i!:iK) p.m. today, 14.61 inche* had fallen . The record fot Arm y chief of staff, suid today that the nation could not one month wu* net h ark In J u ly 1041 when 16.1*0 inches came down. afford— and in any case couldn't get — a completely a ir­ I he record wa» alm ost broken a— ----------------------— ---- . In Sanford d u rin g J u ly when 14.11 tight defense against the hydrogen bomb. Indies fell. T h a t m ark was ru n up d u rin g the firs t 23 days u f the month w ith on ly s lig h t preclpatlon re p e lle d d u rin g the la s t three days of Ju ly. Mr. M oughtou sla te d th a t .44 Inches were m arked up yesterday, .17 on S atu rd a y, am i .114 F rid a y . Hum ho* fa lle n on S an fo rd fo r IB consecutive day*. .Meanwhile, C ity M anager T om | Lemon iiiu e d a word of w a r n in g ' today. The heavy rain* w ith a rem ltu u l co llection of w ater In low u lcu s have forced rattlesnake* onto higher ground, M r. Lernun urged M IA M I (/P)— A N a v y h urricane hunter jiIuiih |>i •>(><•,] u suspicious a ll parent* to keep a w a tch fu l eye ■ rva u ff the F lo r id a cast count today am i found aquall* o f Mil lu 36 on their children w hile the re p tile mile* a il hour w ith one s u it reaching lu 6(J m ile* an Imur. III, IIAce exists. S mull c r a f t warning* flew along the coast (rum M e llu tirn e to Ja ck tem porary repair* are be­ lonvllle w ith squalls Up tu .'10 m iles an huur utul lo u g h sens foie- in gSome mnde throughout the c ity and -***— ------ a —- — I--------------------- <*ea«t. rust. county In the .mad system. C o un ty The peak v e locity found by the C o m iiiiaxion cr John M e iic h said N a v y plune was located about -IH) Gnu some o f the county c la y road* m iles due east o f M vilHiurne. ure In very had cundltlon, but the “ T h is I* not n dangerous co n d i­ ground ha* been tix. *uft In m any tion and w h ile we w ill continue a •eelions to *rnd hea/y road equ ip­ close watch, no sliw iu develop- ment in to do work Three F lo rid a prisoner* of w ar m en l Is expected," sul A g a in ar i h i rat of Robert c G ra d y Many reildent* uf o u tly in g area* t horniiom and S idney H telnbrig w ere re lra te d by the C om m u n isl* N orton, ch ie f forecaster In the M i­ have found it a Imust im possible In u S ie rra M ountain hideout hat am i Storm W a rn in g Center. in today’ * exchange t" get iii amt out o f th e ir d riv e ­ i educed tu ttve Die num ber of |oj> ways W here attem pt* are made T hey w ere Sgt. W illia m A C om m unist leaders s till at U rge i I" drive out to m ain highw ay*, C ra w ford , *on of B e rtie L. Craw and wanted by the G-m en. Here c iiis ami truck* have sunk ikiw n ford, Oneco; 1st M A lb e rt L. Sea are four of the live. Top, left, l« I into mud necessitating tow -truck n ilh e il O ieen. ch airm an o f the ver. husband of E sth e r U S c iv ic , assistance, Neptune Beach, and Capt. Hubert Itlliiu is brunch of ttie Com m unis! H tn tew iiV . the flood th reat In It. Llp scu in be J r ., son uf M r. and P*rty. Top, i , ahl. i* H en ry W in s ­ tile Lake Okeerhnltee fa rm in g re W E S T P A L M B E A C H < B— A i« Mr« H H Lipscom fce. Ja ckso n ton. national organ isational ter gnui did not increase over the vised schedule for the F lo rid a In- I weekend a* ra in in v a ry in g degrees v ille retury I M h w e ie amona the l i top lied leaders convicted In New Another F lo rid ia n released In the trrn n lio n u l League playoffs was I continued to blanket the peninsula. announced today by t 'liil (J’l'nnT h e low pre**ure area w nt s tilt Aug. 11 exchange, CpI. H lc h a n l Y o rk in tOtl) tto lto m . le ft If nelt. leagu e president. . hanging around, hut a n y threat uf M. Ila sie tt, returned to his home J ames K Jurkson, southern re T he pla yoffs s la t, Thirrsday a severe blow appeared to he in Ju p ite r yesterday and said " l alone I d lie c to r of Hie Party. HotF IL season lessening as squalls h overin g o f f had (o p in ch m y se lf to r e a llic I nigl.v T ne re g u la r tom. rlx ld . it Fred Fine, c f New w is tom orrow night , tlie east const moved fu rth e r out was re a lly back hom e.” Y o tk , s e c re ta ry o f the P a r t y '' In the revised lineup, the first I into the A tla n tic . pu blic iilT.di* departm ent. The lu u n w ill play l he fourth, uml the f lf lli mao l> W illi,in N Mm ion of second team w ill play the third New York. t I'lle ro fllh u iftL The o rig in a l setup w as one v* Smothers To Miss Rally For Adlai i IN DEPEN D EiV*' DAILY NfcttaPAMUt curred, hut he described his condi­ tion us "fa v o ra b le ." M r. S earcy w ill face n charge o f rig h t-o f-w a v violation , accord­ ing to H ig h w a y Trouper It. D. H a rriso n . T he accident In whleh lie wa* Injured, also caused m inor Injury to Jo h n R ic h a rd W e ic o ll, 30, O r ­ lando, d riv e r o f the avennd car, his w ife, and daughter,. S am ira, 4. T h e y were given f ir s t aid tre a t­ ment at the site o f the m ishap. F iv e P oin ts, six m ile* south o f S a n fo rd on H ig h w a y 17-H'J. T h e c o llis io n occurred about 6:.10 p.m. and caused a bottleneck In tr a f f ic fo r about 46 m inutes. D ep­ u ty S h e riff il. L. Eubank* assisted T ro o pe r H a rris o n In d ire ctin g t r a f ­ fic. T he S e arcy vehicle w as listed by T ruo pe r H a rriso n a* a total lo*a w h ile dam age to the second car wa* set at (46U. W illia m D e a le r llru w n , !lil. O r­ lando N e gro, waa being held In Ja il In O rla n d o thl* m orn in g a w a it­ in g a p ick -u p by the County S h e r iff'* 'o ffic e Brown wa* charged with re ck ­ Employment f:: Office Here To Be Closed,^ Due tu the reduction In (uml* sp propriated by Congress fo i Hie operation of Em ploym en t and Gn em ploym ent Com pensation tutri-aui, 11 branch o(rtces in Florid a in clu din g the Sem inole County F.moloym eid id llc e w ill lie rloM-d on Sept II, It was amimmccd by local m anager R alph Prescott A ll cla im a n ts (or unem ploym ent checks w ill be handled on lil-wt kly basis at a place in Snnlord tu be designated. M r Prescott w ill In- Iru n s lc ira il In the Daytona o ffice and lu> as­ sistant Robert Rumble y w ill be thlRts) to the O rla n d o office The Sem inole County Em ploym ent o f­ fice In Sanford placed over I 200 persons w ith Jobs last year a bile Issuing 164,124 In com |ientjt|on checks tn unem ployed wi/rkerM ost of the unem ploym ent checks were given citru s w inker* of w hich HA percent were «hlte ■ ml IS per re n t colored U n d e r the new le tu p the nearest em ploym ent o ffice w ill be in O r­ lando. P ro v isio n s w ill he inad, to m ake bi-m on th ly com |M ii-.,ilon paym ent* to unem ployed workers hi<e In the C ity, M r P rc-o olt stated. M r. 1‘rescn U expressed lil« re ­ gret " A f t e r w orking here m S an­ ford fo r the lx*t three year-, I d e iitly regret havin g to leave e s­ •gr p e cia lly •In since we were working m il such a fine program for em ploy­ ment w ith the new industries <nmIng tn S a n fo rd ." less driving, willful and wanton, by Trooper Harrison, after the car driven by the Negro last night on State Road 487, old Orlando highway, left the road on a curve, demollsned a telephone pole, end went Into a ditch. Brown waa taken to the Orange Memorial Hospital with minor The City C o m m lxslm i at d ie lr bruises by paisera-by, according meeting Issue (hair j tonight will coiillnue to Truoper Harrison. Sheriff* dep­ big Job of ... parting lioo.ooo off (be (ltiy budget pre p a re d by c ity idflet _______ uties were at the scene. Manager Tom Lemon. Club President M ONDAY. AUG. 31. 19.VI A s s o c ia t e d I 'r e s s (.e a s e W i r e .No. 2 B 5 Largest City Festivity In Months Is Planned ' Boll, Other Korean Vets To Be Feted M allo ry Welch of Apopka was elected president of the F ifth Hi* trlc t Sportsm an ’ s A ssociation sue '.'ceding S anford's P orte r Lansing (Tom orrow ‘s P ro g ra m ) during the A s io c lu tlo n 's meeting f, IX) p.m. M olorcude foim * to meet Pin ecnstle An F n ie e Itiiml at yesterday ut C ity H a ll south c ity lim its oil IT PL* Proceeds tu F ilt h St nod I'nrk llu l D avis of O cala wa* named Av*. vice president and J im L ittle of 6:30 p m Korean Wat y te n n is usscm lde at F ifth St uml Pink, \ve., iirla n d o se cre ta ry-trea su re r In th r to ride III cutty i- ililile - behind hiuul us pm mlc begins lames annual F ifth D is tric t election* S in g le ta ry w ill |,e in .liu ig e of the p n iiidc O ve r A0 sportsm en Jam m ed the 7:ISO p.m Pin ecustle A it Force Run,I w ill present u co m cci I ist .........Com m ission C h am b e r room for the ria l S tadium b-.t by I'.-tliiilcnl Sergeant t'ov tlw c ii by t! election and to hear C W Pace. 7'JII p m ('a ll to colui s llu g le . all by Sidney Vditeo. .11. ilaairin e Vii ace of Ihe lio n 's only M T allahassee, d ire cto r of the S la te N n tln nal A n tb .m , p in e ,w-tle \ F H mind Korean H 'u r— A lu jn r John i . Holt Fresh W ater F ish and G am e Com ( o m a r r u a 's m ill in co lo ra tio n Invucntiun, Cnpl W illia m M VVhite. Suls,,t,ni» \im y m ission, sound a w arning to all v e re n iiitili's fur K ureati veterans, VVeU'umilig reu m iks, Joel S Field, p io g iin p c liiili mull -portsm en to strengthen Its or Ihe parade and Ihe County A llIntroduction ,.f d l« tin g " i-lo ,i go,*t* g a id in tio u sta r liin in r I cglnn h asi'h a ll gam e T rib u te to M h i .u .Into, F R o ll 1*\ M.iy.ti K iim ta ll * terse F ro m where I see it In T a lla ­ w ill iiiiu h in e to foi in Ihe la rg e s t Taps, Sidney V ib le n .li hassee you need .■ very slronu mass e lly w id e ile m iiiis lr it liin since God Itless A iio-m c ii . 1'inci ii- lle \ F | l o rga n isa tio n." Pace d e c h r c il H int p m . Hall gam ", County \!l Stm » >- S a iilo t.l liio n o le g io n the C h ris tm a s P ara d e la st lieYou have done some w onderful cem ber. (K o re a n vetenins m e M-qiie.ti-d to l>> in u o ilo ltu it pos work, b ill th ere's a lot more to .spi'.irhcailcd tiv die Scm iitolo slide I do, striv in g every day to do a Count) i.'huinbtq of C u tn ino rce, better Job to produce more fish Ihousanil* a rc expected to Hue tho and m ore gam e You can 't do R ial lowntovvM stl vets tu w itness tlm over night gala hom ecom ing parade and the "Som e Increase has been shown oiiisequenl cu m iiie in o ra tin n and t intt you're going to nerd o rg a n liu ball gam e at Ihe M e m o ria l .Stad­ turn to bring about some of the ium tom orrow night Hungs you want Y o u 'v e got work \ ll Ko rean \V.ir veterans In to do and lots of II if good conser se in in o le I'o n n l). in clu d in g visit ra tio n |> to be su cce ssfu l." Pace uq> vet* am i N a v y personnel ate added v o id i.d l) u n ite d tvi p a rticip ate , R etirin g President Lansing I’ l'o g ra lli v tiu lrin a ii Joel -S Flu id s (liu n k ril the A ssociation for its c o ­ teefured loilav T he veterans are operation during lu - iiiic year term le q u e ste il to be m u n llorm If |>o, and staled. "W e have a good di kllllfllllt •a l I in*' slide I’cn lB l!'-'- 'p i'iin ig did, I Ho M»'S* M l.i rector, a frien dly governor, and a lio n passcngei mid Irctg ln Ittli " I,., . M WJ|4 Mm me. A ir C o n e m il N a v y Irle in lly Le gisla tu re jru l S cn n tr " until........ I loday m ilita ry o fficia ls w ill ,l>o pa rti,■[ M r Lan sin g then sounded a »•11911V ii lutmtn‘1 I'.ite 111 Die large scale <om m erorFo rrest R ie ck e lii lilic. , I'liig. i "t tin w arning to the Sportsm en II of C i'iiin ierrt wto, tms In , i asked t,» <1 k i l l ' l l *1 t.M tit* htulib atlon e ereitioliles as w ell as lo ca l io n dunk the co m m e rcia l Inter "Peoutg, pointed »mt tlui! eon ' c iv ic A m e rica n le g io n lenders, i"<l* nr,- going to la k e tills lying tlllue.l lieuW Miiofall one! ' delay R a n d a ll i base I III* v% andIheM avor U lit f.rtt down, you're wrong They are const i net nm and iu i - I i ub .1 lb. festivities w ill torn m eiice l l l f r t l i l f u i lti»» M going to take the money from die tm iiiiim u afternoon al 3 txi o 'clo ck date foi f l i s l i l n v a ctiv ities ;ti'I.ivi'll» " u iMi it p o N t l l u l i t \ U u l sale of scale fish to try to O rfrn l I Inns were set ut u meeting M a> 1»« ria I, I h a \ i - im . - f u l f i ll n f t In* when a m otorcade w ill greet the us We have got to reorganize " I'm evastle -Mr Fo rce Hand d tile F rid a y w ith A tla n tic Cnn-l L in e linr wilt Id pis s t i l l Pace related how tile g a llic com south I'ilv lim its on Route l? !IJ o fficii,Is in clu din g lawny \ mli-i • |i"ki"Gim n hj * i» I \ i' * • 1 1 1 pit M V m ission Is taking W J id lfc o ffice rs I'hev w ill proceed down I’ j i k son, local siipci m tciiib nl It. G itlifs Will »1« I X11 ( kl Jt \ >t thl* out of uniform lor su cclu l duty \ve lo E'lfth St w here ill the "Y o u can't catch v iolators with H odgkin, p iih llc id n tlo n s -rfi, lol 11Ill s Htrn|i‘l li i'i i dh pi m* n t S i m Korean Veterans w ill asueudile nil "Id cy rs going down the street for the Hue. .1 it A ila in - uml I II tutin* " ''I 1*1' Ini i l i n it a I m i i i»f dei die d irection m Ja m e s Single looking like a C h ristm a s tre e ," lie. P ills id U rlun do A 1. Colins nt I III' '''1111!,, i » vl 1(M 1* k** It* l u v Sixth D is tric t Legion gov continued "W e ure after the big S nido rd. and other c n m p im te.ul pUtfsl t ** ♦.* ft r i *ti I v n i m h ' U i , tenor tk 11|1 t»iys and breaking tIn-in tin w ill ers c t M lip Ir lt U a ll < 111. I l l p ' l l t ' l l V eterans w ill lie p laced in con C u rre n t plans cull foi local lit! Wit IlMI IHit wf tip* i h s * u r h t A l w t i n i i la ke care of the little fellows v ei tildes behind tile I'luecastlu c iv ic nml g o v c in n ie iitiil b-mleis W e’ ve got In work lik e the F B I in f In * t*»ti i h in t i i M ti i u t th*< m i \ C R w lile ii wall lead Hie p a railu even though we don’ t have enough to board a tru in ut some nitlnt llttlt. tlirough the iliiw n lo w u street*, neat S an ford ami reacli tlm new lim n ." roughly (ol! twlng I’ u rk Ave in statlun at iiptiroxlm n tiily 3 U > P ace cited the need of greater Secninl St . down D ak U c to r ir t P. pi when d e d lcu lo rv e x e i.is e s hvuctnth e radicatio n and control rd uml from there to Sanford Ave. of rough fish " L a s t year wa c le a r­ will lie held tor disbandm ent Tin* C ham ber nf Contuteiee is ed about 7,OOP acre* of h y a rln llia At 7 in1 ji m the I’ ln e ca slle b in d am i lid s year we cxiie ct to cle a r settinu 11-t t ill' vn rliiu s committee* w ill nlav n concert id the M e m o r­ about 2(1,000 m ore, but we need dre Hied necessary fu r tin- big ia l sta d iu m fur a half hour pro, opening. A d d itio n a l d e ta ils w ill U. help front sum* outride sou rce ." I'cdiiig the c o in m cm o rtillm i t r a p * •* p u blicized as plan* move fo r­ nnm li's Then at T Jo o'elo, k S i,I lie iNiInti'd nut that the Sports H lg ll COIIII'IIOV o f f " ' ll* men should begin work on legjs ward. M il lack Roll l'.SM< told It" im-v V d ile ii J r nl Roy Seoul l'i.«-p lu latton for the nest four o r liv e t a il C lub m emtii - about ihe alt No It), w ill sound die ■ ib ye ars declarin g, "out ol Idu some F 'iillu tv in g III,* (itllV IIi,t» u l w .i i o v e r ivn .1 .it II i i - ie g o J .il 1I ’i ib 11r V lit tin N n t io ii.il A n l I d -in I n i In* C lu e odd h ills presented In the I.eglsla u- at ! li" Ito ii In-oil n ic e , .i- b I r 1*4! 1M1 l ip l W illi III! M lu re this year, only iibo iil a hull I lu ll lo ila v VV In i v ol till* S .i|\ , l i xt A i o n VI III du/cu got through We lia v c n 'l lie I II, \ 1,l| llu u lllv 1" ! 1 , • 1,1 llu gnu We cun catch the violators I e, , nl «*iilli III ! , ‘ III I l.l 1, ,1 llu It, 1 i i-.n l llu m \ o i tlD n \ |is»M t m u m .m l I I " t Ml and take them before II,e judge, Ml<> w l l l i III. 1 title d M ile v \n i a in p in 'll l.o s ' i n , ; III,\ u ,,- 1 le i n but that's as fa r as we can go " t* uve , C Nli ,i i i .0 i i, t i l l , c.O il n il P o s l No X \ w ilt d e liv e 1 tin ' 111 discussing the dove season, .................. cv eli ii H u t i . , 1 li e llie l.e g l I ' l e o m m g l e l l t a l k s I ....... Iv J u d g e Lin k Jacobs of Del.:: ’ told Urn M rs Sarah Knight NO. passed p ilo t , ot tlu- tw o g r o o i’ s D o u g l a s S l i - l l s l i .i i i l w ill lu llo w bv group, "sportsm en. '' i talked away III the local hospital at ’ in I lie r i v a l |i|lo t s h a d lltlb - in m li" d m a m : a ll llu d i'lu ig u is l ie d utul p ra clie e d the wi r-t ■ qservu a in Hu- m o iiiliig after a -hurt i J i l l ll l i i l l 1,1 l.lllg ll- III C lllllh .il i.lie - Is tiori Some people llni.l. it lust dlnt-ss Sin- was burn M m M i l H u ll p o in te d out W h e tie v e l 21 M ayor i h.ise has been ib-sig. heeause the season Is <q„ •» -vc'ro it w a s p o ,s il il e . th e lie d p ilo ts es I IN/3 at I’ lil'lsiu m ith Vu alld had lo g in i i t f . l it Im iin rio - - . .......... > Haled In I'lrsi-n l i ,p,a iul ,i ili.ile stlpiMtsed to k ill all the liycit lii Sanford for 3!* y rtirb- M u jo l Pull Ca|is tiv Slilnev V lii don't think II is right to open the Fo r Ihe last 2 years she made I N I l l i ! a l l Wet e sp o tte d b ll J r and <u> i llle ss Viuei li- I season e a rly " III, lo c a l p ilo t to ld o l llu- le f lie r home ul tllit L a u re l A v She played bv tin Ih ne e .l'tie I'.md vv ill is the wit,- ol (he late A lln -it It l.it n in s lo p b e tw e e n tin - lo n u li v n lllllliutt* the evening - l eu-m uli s tl ile u ie an d t .i e l l e a l ' l l fo rc e s Knight Slit- attended the Cougie li e .n lile d t ib il i lo se co o p iT a tlo M It's gutloltul Church in Suttltird w h ric vv a - m aln l.illicit alvvnvs .im m ii ib, M N ou p in tile b .i- 1'b.ill game -lie was very active in tire t rieml v . i i l ' i i i s fig h tin g u n its t,,-tween the Count) A ll Star* amt W in/ .hit) League Cnltuwmg tils talk M .tl Hull tlie Sanford J u n io r I • gioii wtio i.H iked font III m fltu S urvivu ry Inelmle uni- ilau ghlcr u iis w i'icd m.mv q le sliu iis a s k .,I' ' ' ,l1 Arrangem ent* ere being bv lln liii v d u l l m c illh c i s III- vv I- .late In winning tin- D is tric t lout fur u record crow d F rid a y u lu lii " r " D M Z ltlro w e r of Sanbud two grandsons, R n lic it u llil \lhert intro'lm -ed t>v I'lu g i ,m i b a ll m u, fiev III in la n d ,' alld the area meet at a fish fry at Ihe San fvrd F a rm in ('le a l water going ,•11 to pta- in era A u rlln n , whleh w ill o rc c e d e 1Z lttrn w cr of Sanford ami two K ill H u s h it,,' state [mats at W m etlola the re g u la r weekly kty sale yyllHam ’ g rin I gram Id aug hters F u lle r. >1 o-t E le v e n of tlie fop softball star* rev, secretary-treasu rer of the vices w ill lie at 3 30 p lit. Wednes Hurvu m the C ity .Men's l eague w ill lie day al Ihe Itrissou Fu n e ra l Home M ill announced today organisation, playin g loi Ihe Cum ilv Ml s i u s fie lervlung t......... w ill M..... a rl ut A 30 it in with Dr John It lim it o fficiatin g dong with es m ajor loogui'i'* uml w ill c o iiiim ir until all flu fiave . R u ri.il w ill lie at E v e rg re e n <erne Ih-rt ch a p m a n illu s io n Red Su m r been served. M r H a rve y said, ul la ry nut It .1) K m n e ,tv vSi lo in s the u ffn lr winch I* brin g con­ 'irnvvtis) ducted to ucquulut the public w ill, S an ford's im n io i'a l Hudilv l ake. the planned f a ille uticllon which J im I’ a yiu ’ l.ym an high seliool w ill a ta ri early next iiiotilh , uml In S anford, The eondiimn of 2'* Seminole cu a cll who p ilc h c d I,'I secure funds which w ilt he used County School ho*v* wcie tcruted i anil Ed lirim k lv u , I,in n e r in Iantow ard till* auction. R e g istra liim w ill lake p la ce Wed excclienl h> Stnlc I’rnoper R D do S e na lo r In i)lei w ill all lie lu The ra ttle auction w ill Ire Ihe llie A ll S tar lin e u p firs t lo be conducted In Sem inole nesday at all public schools m Hie llarrisiin today follow mg an in A l M c M illa n coach of the J u n ­ L'mmly from 'J a nt vmtil noon, a r qtci'liim r i -1 lies fed by llu- sclinul ior l.cguui w ill have In. e u llru County. M r H a rv e y said cardong lo Inform ation from the tioaril team with llu- e s ii-p lio n ol sta r (■ filer of Ihe County Superintendent Carlos M ini1 siqicrliUeiulcnt >1 l Inn I li.isem an J u n io r M etis, who of I’ lib llc In structloii the County gat age. wa* lauded I" is jit CSC iira c llc m u IihiH hi II l( / A ll school buses w ill Im In opera Trooper ll.'irrmm fur doing a "bang Jiilin so ii, le g io n team m ai i-iger. lion up |,ili" this summer cnmlitiiining is w orking Jointly with Red H ires tile I'li'i-s fur use IliH fall j in form ing Hie ro s ie r of the AII A ll ch ildren (rum th* first "The buses I ms|H-.-te(l lo,ta> .Slurthruugh the th ird grades who reg­ were tu llic licsl comlilmn ol auv No admission will lie charged iste r W ednesday at Southalde P r i­ New d riv e r's lic tn s r* m ay lie fleet of lime* I have ever seen ' ‘ mi Ihe g tn*' or the eelelliullies m a ry School w ill buy lunch tickets lliirrison stuteil bmigbt tom orrow from the County Legion will lake a H o w e v e r, the l.e^liin for ih e four school day* of (lie Tfio final inspection the oilier n lh ci ijuunllon for peclltni ol Hie tor raising ra isin g mum-v wllh following week. A rhutigc I* belri| Judge's office, ninllnuousl.v from seven liuse* w ill lie m iiile liiniorro w vvhlcli to tend the 0 a.m until A p in T hl* schedule hi/ Kids" In made and find grade stuilenl be kept at school until 1:00 p in. w ill tic in effect M onday through by T rooper lliir r is o n <R Ilia 20 Miami lo see the National I until r Iiu te a d of Itclitg dism issed bcfnru F rid a y the rest of thu month, and liti.ses u is p e ite il today, all bill one Legion hnseli.ill finals lunch *■ they were last year. M rs. from u u m until inion on S a tu r­ were owned by Hie County School Rnurd, th>> o ilie r wo* a contract V e lm a M itch e ll, p rin cip a l, an ­ day. according to M rs la d lia Cow im* led. chit 1 cle rk nounced loday. C O M M EM O R A TIO N EV EN TS ACL Opening Date Set For Sept. 22 Maj. Jack Bolt Rotary Speaker Mrs. Sarah Knight Dies In Hospital Auction Plans Big Fish Fry Registration On Wednesday Buses Reported In Good Shape Commission Meets Schoolchildren Report Tomorrow Primary Teachers Convene Tonight Weather Mostly ctoudv through Tuesday with aealtered akewers and Slsifl*(hubThere will be * mooting of the derabawera especially smith and primary teacher* at tba Senior east portion*. High Bchool at l:M o'clock tonight The mealmg will Include talk* and explanation of the year's plans In miuic, art and ipeech. Mr*. Mlldru) Babcock will .peak on art, Mra, Dorothy Land, music, and Mr*. Marguerite Graham, PANMUNJOM (A)—Another 1A0 •peach correction. Principles and Am*rkc*n*, mostly sergeant* and technique* to be followed dudrlng officer*, were freed today amid tho year, will be explained to tho Indication* th* Communist* may teacher*. tend back up to 800 more Amarlean* than th* 3,313 originally promiMd. The Red* alao released 250 South Korean* on thl* nth day or the Korean war prlaonar oxchange The Commimiala prom ised to sand back 400 prlaonars tomorrow, Including IN Americans. Ona of tba Briton* to be handed perienee* in K o r o i i a ir e o m b il over Toeaday will bo Lt Col. Jams* P. C ane, top ranking Brit* (ah officer held by the Com munlat*. Red nawipapermen said Came, commander of a battalIon of ona of Britain's great fighting I f YOU DON'T unit* — the Gloucestershire regiment-wa* captured In April « s l In the fteeee Imlin River bsttle. The Communiit Peiping radio Driver Licenses . Reds May Boost Mark Of Released Americans Bolt To Talk A t Lion* Meet aald M onday that C a m e was a w a it­ in g re p a tria tio n at Kaesong, the Red holding point Just north of I'an m u njo m , end was in "sple n did p h y s ic a l shape." T h e Com m onlata, m eanw hile, re. a ffirm e d assurances th iy w ill re ­ turn a ll A llie d prisoner* who want lo go home. Including those a c­ cused o f crim e s before or after U telr capture, Th* Rada gave tho asaurancae at a 1-bour and 4B-minuIe session of the joint Military Armistice Commission after MaJL Gen. Blackahear M. Bryan, senior Allied dele­ gate. asked whether the Kedi would repatriate all prisoners who want to return. Th* meeting we* called at Hed request. U m Peiping radio aald the CommuoUte '’lodged a tacond strong protest against A m e ric a n a s s is t-1Chinese that they w ill not he xnce lo Chiang Kai-Sh ek in the forcctl lo retu rn to Red China, plot lo d e ta in " captu red Red C hiSome l.2(Xi Indian troop* who nose soldiers, I w ill guard I’ OWs u n w illin g to reT he broadcast sa id B e il dele-1 lo rn home art- scheduled to a rriv e gate Id. G in . Lee Bang C lio p ro­ at Inchon on K o re a 's west coast tested that Chinese N atio nalist Tuesday on a B ritis h tran spo rt Returning A m erican * Monday agents landed at the A llie d i ’ OW ca m p at Koje Island la st Wednes­ raised hopes that Hie Reds would day and T h u rsd a y to Induce C h i­ return m ore U. S. soldiers Ilian nese PO W s not lo retu rn lo tho they o rig in a lly prom ised T he Reds have returned 2.B27 Red m ainland. P e ip in g said Gen. Lee told (he A m e rica n s, le a v in g 4Hil s till sched­ U. Nf. delegates " th a t these a c­ uled fur re p a tria tio n , acco rding to tio n ! are in vio la tio n of the a r­ th e ir e a rly figu re But libe ra te d A m e rica n s who m is tic e -a g re e m e n t and dem and­ were at Kaesong over the weekend ed an Im m ediate end to th e m ." In Pusan, the U . N. POW co m ­ said more than l.uoti non-Korean m and sa id t l N a tio n a list represen­ PO W s were still aw aiting repotelatative* v isite d antl-H ed Chinese lio n at the Red e o lle clln g center P O W s la st week In U. N ra m p s just north of here. T h ry said most of tho nt*n were on ChoJu Island A U. N. .Command statement A tn ricu n and B ritis h sergeants ■ aid the N a tio n a lis t! reassured the and officers. No Cause Given For Trailer Fire F ire m e n are s till seeking t l r causu o f u flrw n l the P a rk Ave. T ra ile r C o u rt c u rly Sunday illu m ­ in g w hich did co nsideru h li' dumagp to it house tra ile r owned un.l oc­ cupied by It. E. T o w le o f the S a n ­ ford N a v a l A u x ilia r y A<r Stutlun. F ir e C h ie f Muck C le v e la rd re ­ ported th a l si) a la rm was rung In lit l:6 il a.m. T w o tru cks went tu the tr a ile r co u rt and placed Ilea htuzc under control before it spread to adjacent tra iler* . N o estim ate uf the dam age w in mnde, hut the in te rio r wa* badly dumnged and must o f the cuntenia destroyed. T he resident* were mat a t hume at the tim e u f the h la ie . Movie Tim e Table ItlTZ "Hand Wagou" I :U0 8:08 - 6:0P • 7:16 MOVIHI.AND "Com e Buck L it t le Sheba1' S ta rts 7:20 wvAtld J : �*Yr'-*>pr " [W*T THE SAKV6*D P in S h E ejU O N o n . A n g , >1. 14S8 Telt’rbion 4 on 4 f* 5,«'» 4 10 ft 4fa »!«" L in «u ; is S n» • JO s no in nn in -in 11 *n It >u> *«i.v « II 1 *11 f no in it in in *• * ■ . •f,! * i n . on been known (n have fallen Into ho!** whirl* have resulted from ruptured w w f« , whirl* hat* breached In »raltered place* of Ihe C llt. Th*f*! broken **»**« hat* resulted from at*, aggravated h* tha tremendous flow nf w*l*r Hi much lh* line* from record- Kn**. were captured S h e riff It. I. hv'v ---- *-------- ------------'— “ — Eubanks T he other tw o nenfile, M r. and and T rnoti'T It. I). Ilarrlaou while Mr*. Ilnw nrd Lea lln n ie l. Ill nnd they won* at Ilu> *cono of nn Hit. re*peellvoly, wer* n Treated nt automobile accident „t Five P oin ia. The two low enforcement agents were at thr> when th* tall ramc through on the notier radio to he on It*, look-out fo* the car in which I lie It lo ware traveling. Captured (magic r, 1!: were Hoy l.ldoo fuiw rence Kenneth Walter*, li.'l, and John Ktanley Kangallr, IK, nrenrillng lu Inforninthiti lit the Khtrlff'a uffler. DAISIES WONT TELL l.nnuwood. w here th e ir realdcnco i* lo, uteri, n rcu rd ln g tr> the HherI ff* office. The m iinte t wa* wnnted fo r the a im e d roliherv o f 11 n rry ire ntn1Itiii in tirln m ln . .Stolen in the irililie ry were tw o rartrin * of | rlgnrette*. fou r luitterie*. two |,oxr* o f i ignr* nnd 111) In r«*h. n rrn rd ln g lo the H h e riff’n o ffice . nnd rei-oy, red were three Imtterle*, one e n rlon of r ig n re tti’* mid one Inix o f elgiir*. Mm lure m in t y m illio n ! lex nt The ulout* wnn turned over to tlrn n ce e ou n lv nut horltie* nt llo 'lfi o .in. ve*terduv. Trooper Harrison Addresses Drivers S tale T rooper ft. .t>. lla .T litin will nddrtM*' tomorrow morning's X iiix i o 'e lo rk im e tin g of nil Sem innle C o m ity School Ims d riv e rs at Ihe C ourt llm o e . It wns aitnm m rcd today by It. T . M ilw w . suporlnlnndent o l P u b lic Instruction.. 1 ' A lle r n n li' Mico* of rooked hodti and h ard rooked eggs on ntijnd (treens and servo w lih a dressingof olive o il, red wine vlnAgiir, p re ­ pared m ustard, sa lt nnd peonnr. T h is m akes an tm uxunlly rlrllrlm is lim ehron course when II Is served with wind* wheat bread nnd rre n in cheese sa m lw lrlie s. o f Your f it lf lh o n * D irectory W ill buyi, anyihinjt you needl iThty loll who lelli, |rent* or repair* — almott EN D of M O N T H .Of! '81 MERCURY FORDOR R E D A N ............. 9 Radio, IfdAter, Automatic TranamltMiun, Netv Tires •80 FORD VB, FORDOR REDAN Rfidln, Law bllleagg M09B.00 'so F o r d v b , t u d o r s e d a n ...:............. * i m Radio, Overdrive, Low Mllcuge aeetlon feamer photo). Nr. l.rmnn and Nr. ftibard U hl i t d raiular rh»»m on Poplar Ata., I*atw**n Tanlh awl tIIn Kta. (photo at rlifhl). The Cltv f'nmmlasirin ha* andar atody a ore*ram for repairing the (oral «***r «y*lam. at* landldl newer* lata on**r*lr*d nr«a*. and Improving ih* City tar ay»tem. (Staff Photon) R a d io CHAMBER CHATTER F ir * people wanted for n rin ril rohb*rv In O range C o u n ty w*r* n ailed yesterday at Lopsw ood and **i C iv *' Point*, *uuth **f H anford on H ig h w a y I r - M , l,y K h i'iiff'* it*|ii*ti<'i* nnd the F lo rid a IIiKtiwuy P a tro l. Thra* o f th* wonted, n il Kcrvlct* men from th* P ln e rastln A ir Fore* hr * akina rain*. The hnl* develop* *h*n a Jin* break* and wop!— dd#n th* **wer ***** the surronadlng **nd, City Manager Ta LemoH (rltht) ahd Kidney IIK'Mrd, aPi'frlntendent *■f newer* fpHotd at fir left) are shown at a ravt-lA nrt Loeust Ate., ha. term Heeorid add Third HI*, breach** In a IJ-Inrh »*nar rawed Ihl* hnl* add hthcr holes mind on alley. Wa(*r *landa In d FORREST BRECKENRIDGE five Wanted For Armed Robbery Nabbed In Longwood, Five Points D eputy lilt s II Jll ii rr. i: mi i-rif -» The fla h in g ad |iln erd reeentlv in M o rh la w ild lif e M ngn /in e is lirlm rin g In n flood o f Inuuirles lo the ch n tn lie r d ffire . F o lk s from n il over m e anxiou s to know more ahout this wonderfuli| fis h in g we rt w* about brag nbout. nhntlt. In fa fnct wl wera __ _____ to th in k the fish up north w * ri hearing about our fin* fishing waters and wanting to Join the parnde of touriata coming to Hein* inole County. One of the letters we m r lv r d asking for morn comptete Intof* mallnn was signed hy a Mr. I'lke. from, Olnriiinntti. f'loser Inane*Hull of til* content* of the leller, however, revealed that Mr. Pike wasn't of Ih* fish variety of pikes, hut lust nnrithri on* of those millions of oroide who love good fishing and didn't want to nils* a bet when It romr* to the lirn l fis h in g m ini ill the whole l ilted Htntrti o f A m e rica , all t»n o ilie r h ig h lv n u iillt'lx ril so-railed iilp lli'l* of flsh in ir In F lo rid a lo the r o ilt la iv . not w illis tn io lin f. W e ll, It seem* Hint a fte r a t ­ tending Ho1 tine conference on F lo rid a Indm.trv in O rlando tast week, And h earing (lie dleciislnns ro n ce m ln g wnv* o f e „u r tin III g in d tix lry , We have not hern too fa r fetched In one In d u stria l actlvl tie s here. T he plan o rig in a lly r*n •'eived and nrnnnxiHli by tli* ('h an dier o f ro n iin c tru In iliis trln l ('onortlHee In a m eetin g la s t Novem ber wa» n fe ttv tntfeh along (lie Hue* o f the v ariou s ulnlis or uiH'ratlon discussed nt the sta te ­ wide meeting. W e have hail sevetnl Iptlcrs of lu n utrv from ro iiiin iin jtle s to several p a ri* or Ind B ta l* reiiio s t liig liifo ro n illm i about the n liin s follow ed here to a ttra ct sm a ll lA d iis tlic s , so It Is nusslhl* to aaniiiue from some o f th* discusslans heard that uther comlilliriltle s are n rrs rn tlv fo llo w in g a iirn g rn in s im ila r In Iho on* In n lte rn lln ii h*r*. W e have tmlleved fro m the sta rt that slieh a u rog ra m was a feasible no*, and w ould do tha lob If we did m il ..IrAv too fa r a fl? ld la c a rry in g It out. T o that the In d u strial Com m ittee o f fih a m la r has Attem pted us hast It could to keen tha urogram ss a whole nn the rig h t tra ck and lu fo llo w a* n e arly a* possible th* 6 lils n ns o rig in a lly conceived a fte r much study and thought. N r mads a tr io to Ja ck s o n ­ v ille last week ami found nut that one o f the Jou r* hoys has Had a profound effect on the FA n ford-T ltusvIl* C a na l report. It si'Ams th a t a federal epistle known as (he “ Jones Com m ittee Iten ort" or suuie such s im ila r de­ sign ation . Insisted that a ll g o v e rn ­ ment agencies clean out a ll un­ fin ish ed reports In th e ir file and push th rill on up th* line fo r sunn' action by higher a u th o rity . It now notienrs that our canal re port whs slmv,-,l ,m uu w ithou t w a ilin g In include new In fo rm a­ tion whieh ha* eoma to lig h t reeentlv, Ineluding Ih* new for- W T R ft - 14*0 lllo c v r le s e im t it v. x . on Jh ii S* lie lit lie :jn :Aa i ran ('Inti • New, l in* cJab Tb» Ittivlhm Hour W orld At HU dporl* K in a of Hay f w iiia h t Hongs Hnorl* rarm l* A rtist Fit* in. fiitlflu iK A (‘Oiiol is l.llllg l iii.'h Musi, rt I :l'i N*W* II Kvenloa Music It _____ grant, ji*vvo| ion Variety (|„|| 11 30 Meet The if,,ml ini 'rinOi i.otuum * IS I 1*1.11.1.. ► 'chocs 0 * ‘i It's iMnecflni* III i"i I ’ hi Ic l N4, lulls In It I'unitnv luirsyy I* in Al Hume U | tli M usli’ in st News tin* I '*11 To I’ m ver t. si Ir vnblfc of pleasure h o a tiiig \* « n ir^ W I^ ^ ^ 4 a ^ I..iV iiiihor l:jn N* IVH .Mnrolug M*lodl*s vend H arbor. * » »t New, I on Hrv*„ fi'r'iu tk Club The report I* d e fin ite ly not a* I b'> New* bad as rcrept p u b licity h a i made • os Hp«rts Al A u i.u i,* It lo n iipear am i the door wan nnr»i " l .lo, Hey'* Choir* a r3" Vi.. r I, Iit u lie vo llo n s iio s r lr le ft n n rii fo r fiirtm r In­ ll.’irm ony 'rim e fnrm utirm and ru n r.id riA tlou 11 MIS W Ol Id A l Nil,* n view (o h avin g It returnedl i n. e k:1f. i ' i u * Fi.l.i Tim* » J*i Plrtf Ief I'sr.tde m ld lllfm x l study. Kooks lik e to VVliere Aligel,, p *.,, r•. T itv il me. If ilrn th e r Jones wns try in g | Nv: si:> m linn i lui, ih get more e fficie n cy out « f thri 10: J i, New h governm ent bureaus and d e p a rt­ 10: » i ms F iiii, ments, th is p a rtic u la r recom m en­ I ll'" ' Iirrheetrs And H lsr j KtH lu re itiory dation has reacted In a negative M orning Vm leiv m anner and la re a u ltln g In moye P h il lle n i hi nrgan red tape and add itio n a l w ork and dim e delay, i .ran W e linnn PvprvMMK ymv sIMe wfrt ritteild III* l.e g lo il lias" h a ll rrarffe being held fn r the banet it or the l.cgln n tiaseball team, the team th a t did surb a wonderf ill Job n ll'd r n ln g the season th is year. A u rogram to honor M a la r lack Holt, the only M arin e ('u riis I Jet Are, w ill lie held lust urlrn to thu name. T rib u te w ill nlso bn m ild to a ll veterans nnd inn ncrvlceinen o f the K o re an co n flict from •Seminole County. M n io r H olt has Insislruf a ll a ilin g that he o n ly did bis Job, and that a ll the other fellow s in K orea deserve cre d it tnn for w h at they have dune. We ce rta in ly th in k th is Is a m ost cre ditable a ltitu d e to take and onn w hich maken the M arln n nee stand even h ig h e r In t h t estim a tion of Ills ro iu itrv m rn . Several m embers of the m ilitary and other* will >•* guests a t , the urogram and will nnnear In the nruade-to ba held In tha lata ‘t f t a f n y n . ' _ i*l‘alHf e! ffl Two Sanford Men In Navy Exercise P A C IF IC F L E E T ( F U T N C l— Am oni! Ihe I2.IXX1 men who partirl|iated in Ihe largest nnd «r*7 st extensive tra in in g e xe rcise since W orld W ar II w ere H a ro ld F. Stem per, fire m a n . IJSN. son itf M f. and M fs, Jn e k K . fitem per nf I.KKV W. T h ird HI , Hanford, aboard the destroyer USS R ic h a rd II. Anderson, and D enver R C n ig ra v e , seaman. U S N . husband of M rs. I'.foi Ju a n lla t'n sg ra ve of Houle J, San bird, aboard the Heavy r m is e r FK S llr lr n a . The e x e rc lio was code-named H K S T ItA E X and Ihe units in v o lv ­ ed marl* nn Ta*k Fore* I? A unit if the F irs t Fleet, the T ask F o rce consisted of twit cru ise rs. Hi <lc s trn y e ri. four Milm inr.'nes, two d a slroye r tenders, and a fleet oil t,r' i A i l s l l lo S e a llle wns a breather It 10 1:0i> I in J nn ti in Jilin 1 Vi StateFarm Insurance Cos. Irvinx t. Pryor, Rep. hm.-fc! £ ) V M *Uh I’ hone t i l l W rtvtiA V p. H. Hhnpger lto » o v tlo o ily— N* **ip»titi»n Yontmv IV.mil Fatted Appeal New e-Rpori* M ssth rr r u n . T V New* P erry I'oin*. Uirrns «nd Al'en-—C Hummer rUvH nus* lta< k e i H,mad Mn«a P a r ly —r* Uummei Then,»r—C o n d le lla b t Car* Name'* Hsi*s— t T V Playhs|,.e N Naiv* - man o ff T I HSIIAV A. H. P osh , V . * , Today— n i k : Ondfrev -r'llB llitlrd Pnpiiel*—C H lrlk e II l l l f h —t; llit .lr nnd i|r« sis— r Isive „ r t.ire—O Henri h for Tom orrow —C O iilil* l. la h l— C Coin* To TH* K itchen T i atari AT p . m . I la r r r M oo,*—C I'll Huy T h a i—U llo u * rp a rly —(' Ida pH ‘ yufl— " t' W orld Trav»ll#r N no Tour Ari'iiunb N l.niMe* t'holcO— N G e f in w h i n t h t f is h a r e ! F o r an cp le iire n n vegetable dish, n i l a head o f rc le r y lengthw ise In to tour pieces; do riot separate the stalks. Steam u n til tender in a little sa ile d w a in M arin a te In French dressing, c h ill and aerve as a salad on roinatnc. T h is w ill m ake tour servings. Legal Notices WONDENEEL iv run i iHn rT m i nr, xixrii i i im isi. i i n n rr n r t m i Hiiia . iv xvo gun siutixni.i: r r il VTT, IV r i l t x i l i H t Pe l ii f*rr Inn „f Mu* C A I.V I N I. *•fi mnt Ifi ii lift Him if li Von nr** h rrfh y n o ilfln l Mint « |oiM i -n tin * ticeri flltil l»i th** iiliovi* >•♦v jrd f*i ii rt I*|r l*Al#VIN I*. H i n t fftK tJi f ur iHi* i«rlnf)tIon of IIA t lY \ v A Y NH l i l ’ NMAN. rt at aaa ■■•■lagsaaau IVrr. n in tF IK t.il nf flA H Y w a v n k nr.NMA.V. rt minor. To il l \ 11 K. |H W A N . r^Mlilonr- tn lfio r. #»n*t Vo ii or rf»*jiilr*tl t»i Nrtf vrt rt fi»|i v vniir Afirtn^i t»* h' U i gtiite »4’llV rtrtlll imtlllnn <•( mh •*o hi O'it h»* urn nt nil, nti Mirt * I • t **i ii **v ■ f«r firtt It ir»ii**r, nmt Ihf •*r IKIft «I U» Mtrt offlrw nf ttirt *"lr*rU ,,r ii.es rir- «ilf «*nnit on or 1*^ff*r** vr. I IMi iVnv nf Hrt|itrtmbrtr, A M for the Task Furr*. 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Iiesrini dlMndehtf farvlce, naxlmuib 4d)tfl4a4f t o hale hee* ol the mo|er plant* that »P4CCO.hd* built ilrwe th* for ptok effitlenty . iqoearlpg maximum at* J00 KWQlont of i.W<MorWqd . t»a tha oiM n, it wo( dailgned iltyfromeverybarrel of full oil. Mr Van»**Ua I t * o i B i B u ild in g �Legal Notices TH E SANFORD H ER A LD K o tiu iciiy , l.AVVI’. ilN tR ry > \ t l O t l A N . J tl . ••halt-. t p ' H r r t f t A p a r t m a n t Jot. t i l K l v a r e l d e D ri v e . New T o th . K L I K A H K T I I O A T K M Ml il l AN . a i m h i t i v •» n i l l l l * i l a l a a M o ra n . •Inal". re!W.*Bct *4 i I' ploni! Itoail. l a m i a . K r nniu< lut n k yp;, nil |'HI |.«ri|rU lm ." M il , i»» l|P» < 1 141 III ■ •h r inf»r»«t I#v. thrutiNh. «»r ■ i a n a l T H O M AM IV. M O H A N . *|«*. r«a«»d; i n d m 11 p»r»nh« h a v n * or riajnlrtat lo Imv* a n r rl* ht till* Nn<| lnl»r«at In mid to lh * followrlii* d*«4’rlh»d UnM tyln« nn<l l>«ln* In H a m ln n U f’ n ii n t y. 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A t*.. m i If tn » fa ll n do ao, • de decree p ro rrnnfeee cre e tiro o n f a . a o will 1* entere d a i e i n e t ami, — and. jacr. j o t l i f n r I h r ra jl a f d r• m a n rde d lo man i l d h ill nf r o m p la ln t . T h a n a t u r e of thla an|l la l o n u tt t t h r t l l l a In tha la o d dee> rlheil • t i . r r In ra id I 'l a ln t lff a . an el.l.rev lif a d lllta of w h ic h atill I. •JT .A II A I . K K ICVANH. r l at. P la in tlffa. » A l . l . D D N I'KI.I. C I I H A T K <«ra All — 1, P i l l V|.,r,.ni r l al. H r frndanta " W l t . N K H H itiy h and a nd t l i r . m i of aald I' nn rl Ihl* 31 d a i nf A iik t il l, A H . IIS). •1 P IIKIINTMIN ••larh of - a id P o u r I a. • *''«• n o t h rTn, non* 7*; T o ' i r r n A H ... D i l l »>i . » a m i :t h ANORII VISHIN1KY, Soviet delegate l i tire U ntied M a I U m. In I.. New fc'..... V..ai. I_I on a _ conf« I tetico . . . .tii.it . Nation* Y o rk, IInsist* w ould la ke In mom than the Korean <|iiri||uti a* h r a n g rily points a linger at United Jiliite* A in lu a-lm H en ry C'nlMit laidge J r (le ft) and S ir (il.i Iwyn .Jel.ti of O re u l llrlta ln . V l* h ln -kv ilein indeil .1 *li.n tin t w ould take In f a r E a tlrru proldem and include i m t n i a rtm .M i* * I lM l llM r # IRltRHtfl To il a i r he re b y not If IwV l o fi|A H llliF II lUlllllgPH, If .»!»*. Mil M i l l |»»lh fitly of Hr'i.t r iii lic i . 1^41 lo tha H ill of c*oinpi.i|nt fll»*d wgainat ^oii In lh a r i r r i l H m n n nf Ham ftOla y i, ri*»i»*i^« Florida, * wvi| h|< ich t'"1 ;r o t'i'n " il / |i irauG# au*» • • n l j t l . d s i . . i n - J * n - W h i t * i'h II In*. I 'U I n tl fr . v . I l . r r l * I'hltllp* ••fendaiii, c h a n e e r v Nn l ) I S . t i n t r ' n a i. s u b (i>r d l v n i c . n t h e r w l * . a M e c rs r I' m C n n f e s m will lie anl»r»d n g e l n . t ynu f o r f a i l u r e in " I 'l 'e ir , nlea ur e h . w a r aa ra u n lr a d b y law h er ei n H ' l T t f l D S my ha nd end n f f le la l **•1 i h l . t i l l d a y of A u g u s t , A 1* 1933 H 'Bn' >S ir l a r k 's Haali ^ ulllal addaalln n nn a t. I. Knhtn sa a A l l n----r n a v fnr |*r t'lalu llff t l N o rt h C o u r t Hlraat n f l a n d u . Ktnrlda. lion at the t’o lllleul Com m lttre meetlna of the (ie n A«*en.ldy. Lodge spoko out aKalnst adm itting India In the K m r.in peace parley, lie *nlt! (hat m em! • hip shnlild t>e lltp llc l to lii'lllR rrrn t* of both !de*. V b h ln rk y (rhthO cups a hand In hi* ear a* i' i o I ffnr ur n l k n r li>np* other type* lo* —•p-.uil* w hich brinK in h iiih rr Interest rates lie added in an Interview: " I M |)i'.'t to » rr Ihe M ipoly of money for (51 loan* pick up w ithin Ihe next tin lo 90 day* The u real m a jo rity nf ou r office* around tho country think there w ill he an in ­ crease. So far. the Judgment of Ihi u> offlre* ha* been xom l." higncr of he ll- lr n < S ir J c h li Link* on. I ftirernalloiidll To Tie Babe Ruth H. JAMKS CiUT ★ Quur.tlty P rlc o a fllg h ta Good Mon. n cso rv cd l "i T u o n . O n ly w a n t . . . t o m a k o . . . -•ewlMn Be prepared C n lt rl . p le n t y t o o f d e lic io u s h o lid a y s o r v e m e a la f r ie n d s C o c a - C o la o n SGOTTGO Tomato CATSUP J A M E S II. (JUT I I II/. H ill lies I . K K n Turni|i, C n llaiTl m .Mu>t;inl A sin c. h a n d Greens 3— 25 K A iM '- lJ H 271/2 Tender Sliced Genuino Gait Liver t a s t ie r w h o d r o p b y . 9 . . . * IMIONK 78 Get extra Coke fo r Labor Day weekend You’ll it ★ 3edarsi M 2 H A S T F IR S T HTIUSKT f c a w got nn extra carton or case of Coke. e 9 v. T .is tc i I’ S c a H i .u n i I " il li - t c f Red Perch T a s te O ’S r a T illr t ut Pollock L fco Long Island While POTATOES 10 nT i t i c d t o * p p m * n ■ T A T R (IK P M i l l l H A T«l: *V||.|.|A.\I n A U C X A N f l k K . .I an k n o w n aa (V D ALHXANHKK H /H CD I. ANTIIDNT. K IlD l! K m TKn * H R C I v RII. t w H II IND. (I D O I U I D U H ll lt m i n i : If A A I'A l l l l A M l l l l D , and Ih alr r t a p a i ' l l Y . I i n h n u n n apuuaea. h ei rs d e v ia t e s , a r a n l . a a , c r e d ll o r a , or nP-ee p ar lf e a c i a l m l n a hy. I h m u g l i . ■ glndar or a g a l h a l aald d e l a n d a n i a w h o a r t ijnl k n o w n m he a l l h a r d ead nr a llv a , an d a ll claim ants grab la**, > FO O D B U Y E R S ACiKNCY IN T l l » : C o r i l T «IK T I I H I ' H I ' N T T 41 H M D . aDW IM II.D I'O P N TT . KI.OII III *. |* I'll m i \ T l : . IN MH C . H T A T H <IK I l l ' l l V I'll I l. l I'H H W A I t T Z . __ ... I' • • • • • ! Tit *l.|. i li i : ii i r i m * * m i p f n • O N k 11*111*11 I I . VIM* IHI b i : *1**11* *M * I * * T * * l l l D S T A T D i T n U an d each nf ynu, a re h er eby n o t if ie d and r ei p ilr e d in present * a n y c l a i m s a nd de ma n da w h ic h you V r e l ' h e r o f you. m a v h*»e e a s l n e l I h f estate n f Ituby I'hlllp* Hw a rl a. (lei .Meed, lute nf . a h l C o u n t y , In Ihe C n i i n i y .lu dn e nf H eml imle < n u n l y . M n r l d a . at hie o f f ic e m m e c u u r l h a i u a o f •aid I 'm m lv a l Ha n. fo rd P ln r ld a . w it h in e l g l u r a l e n d a i n m n lh e fr o m Hie l i m e n f the f l r . t p il h ll c a l ln n nf title nuiire I*a c h c l a i m or d e m a n d eliall tie in w r l l ln», and ahall s t a l e Ihe id a re of reald ence and |inal o f f l r e aifdreaa nf l h a c la i m a n t , and s h a l l ha s w o rn to by Ihe r l a l m a n l . a a e n l n r a i Inrnay. and a n y . m h chilli- nr da. m a n d nut an Iliad ahall he «nld W M. I’ l l 11,1 I'M .m Aa a dm in lelraliir of Lh.*„. D a la i# of K il b y P h ili p s H wa rt s. dare a e . it F l r a l p u l d l r . t l u n A i i g n a l IT, K l l P . ? 8 c «.a\ V IfO L T X C I.A W , reapacllra MONEY-SAVERS , for tarlu Week GcncrAl Insurance P IT T S IttfllO II 'A*—1 " I f iin y ln a ly (iririu n nf Ihe M ilw a u kee brave* and ly in g a in n lo r league m ark break* Ha he llu th 's record of 00 {ra vin g about K d d ic Mathew.* a fte r C r im in pointed lo the strapping homer* in one season that cu rly Ihe brave* whipped llu- I'llls lm rg h HW-|ioiin«lM athew* w ith agleam II. J A M K S (JUT her.dnl kid In the co rn e r w ill do , I'ir ite* in both end* of a double in one eve and tlw oth e r optic It." h.'.ul r y e * t e r d a y. establish in g r o c k d on 27 y e a r old N egro rookie Thai wa* M an ager ( h arl.'y three new N ational League rr-.ord* outfielder J im I’ emlleton i , <m—‘The 1 neutral 1 Itvtnw, t-cvlge outline* h i. c o u n try '. post .1 . .. a. . . ... ... .. . .. L Mathews Needs 17 More Home Runs r» P. I la rn do n C laih. C lre u ll C u m I ( C l a r k a H-ati U l a d l l i m n I. Knit tltliiM l i o t n a yr Inr f»r I'lalt h l l f f • 4 N o r t h C o u r t Ntr*«f n r l. in d o . F l o r i d t o m i nnd i t .9m »*u . .mm •MrtMnii oney IHIEV N MR RY V I HODGES PLU M BIN G CO. <ii.ua IIRKK I M S i m m . * tf..| ( M . il r s i , (iia rila . Ton ar« h liareli Too t r e h y n - u i n - t In fll» y o u r w r l l l —i <t.r.n»— . if „n thS l o t h ila y o f Ha iilambvr. is S ). |.< tha Mill of (' u m p l a l n l fllail i a . l i . - i r o i l In *Vhe (.'Irnult C o u r t ..f H— nInola C o u n t y , K ln rl il a . wti lrh r a n . * .•«f i l l e d Ja ma * A A--r«r. Hr . t’la t n t lf f , va fl o ra K ll s n h a ll i MhlAcre a. I ia f e n d a n l, fhanrarr Nn •IIS. aa 01 a hatna a • ill for i t li n r c e . o t h a r w l s a u li n e r — l'rn Cu of fN a n w il l ha ant — ad a a . i n a l mu fnr ^ f a l l o r a tn a opa ar . p l- a nr a n . w . r 0 ( a ..1 ao uln.it liy la w hareln 1V IT NKH H rnr h and and n f f l e l a l •*a^ thla ath d a y nf A il g u a l. A II U AAY\ R iNiiTON n l i r f i t allowed iln r o last M a y on i l loan* 1 aan*t helped veteran* iuy more I n m n , fla u re t rc Ic .M 'il ••day by th i V e le ra n i Adm lnl»1ra ion ihow At the tim e, Ihp r«l*e from 4 to '» per eenl ln l« v » l wa* hailed y m any money lender* and nnvrnment o fficial* a* one which 1ould hive v e tirs n * a better hance to iset the governm enl Vaughn M ancha. A la b a m a'* IDl.s mured loan* They sold lender* •eren't a n ilm i* to pul up money A ll A m e ric a center, I* a«*t*tanl ir v e tira n * ' home loan* h re au fo football coat'll nl H o n d a State t'niverall.v. he re lu rn wa* *0 sm a ll Since then, the num ber of (51 1 ome loan application* approved y the V A hasn't Increased, T h o io • W K I.I.S A N D I'I M I' s IN S T \ I I I ' l l ian application approval* arc *p.t by Ihe V A a* one barom eter • S K it V IC K O N A M . id ira tln g th r a v a ila b ility of mnn I I A K KM O K r i ' M I ’ S y for 01 loan* • l i . I .M IIIM J A N D Klaure* for J u ly show that Ihe K lt K S K V K l.O O It um ber of application* approved K t'I I N A C K H d u a lly dropped d lK h ily from •prll, Ihe month Im m ediately Ireire Ihe Interest Incroare In A p ril, 20,000 application* were nprovod; in Ju ly , only M .4 M la y n w about 21.inn) approved nil June about 20 .non i l r s i f l r n t e I ' h h Iii Itu ud T. H Kln«. d lie r lo r of Ihe V A'* I'h tim * I .*».■ >I-,M — III oan O u a ran ty S ervice, .a id the .•r. in ary cause ha* hoen the de R IS K A I.) P « I* 3 No Increase Seen In Homes Bought to a p p d * ii •t a t k n r r u n t 1d a t o ..A L L B IS K I'K IX C IIO A TK (nee A ll » * n Pell M " r n n 1 and l l b . V J A M I N n- C l I O A T C , h e r huabanrt. tinlh re ■ tdln* at )Tn« F r a n k f o r t A v e n u - . ( ." .U v ijt. Mon. A imt. 31. 19.13 m r N C A .N ib s 29c H I M I S Orange Juice 7 Tomatoes! 1 1 30 Fresh Corn 4 o -w. . , _________ r la lm n g h r. ih roiigh, under nr a g a i n s t said d a f a n d a n la lae l a f o ra aald. w h o a r e tint k n o w n In ha a l l h a r dead ur alive, a nd all r l a l m ­ a n l . u n d e r a n y of aurjv partt.ia; an d . ! • ---- . . . . — o r r U i m i n o in C a lif . I v ip c Sw eet New A 'lir k S ta te E .u s K 4 a t I h# N\V 14 o f tha o f H e r ll n n I, T o w n s h i p ,h W .at % a t Ihe NH*4 o ' N V K K K - ^'oV I.0 W L N D •W'ttst.s: P t lf lM U«l ■ t . i- ’ ' \ . P R IC K S ! ____ 0 ^ ft Bottle Carton ' W- ■ 9 ■ TO O ! 25c Quantity RlghU Reservad. i 410 FORD 1 9 <V 'Jb*r. /.V- ■ ■ * COCA-COLA ♦ * 1**$ BOTTLI NG CO M PAN PrtcM Uootl Man. <t Tuta. Only K n s t 1 st S t. 3 0 0 E fR « t 3 r d S t. �0 • -Bomb Is Not The Final Word According to it Briliah HfleiitIhI thu hyimh ii, thu lu.U wurd In deadly drogen iMimtj w p n p n n M . Ho Ht* HtateM i that hIiicv Honiuthlnir of h balance of } power has been struck between '■ thu lln lt-d Slv.^v.T' the hn«|« II IlHHIII ■ r,»> fl the fact that both now have developed the hydrogen iMimh, a new mid more de­ structive Well puli itt iiiuvilalile. He hiivh that rrA Adenauer Essential Oiunct'lliir K i ui mu I Adi* mi iter of West is Ifurnildnhle uppuHithni in the Germany linn fortln’oining election*. «• Tim tolloweiM uf Adolph ■Hitler •■ tier are deinuiiHtratiiiK n re­ Hlrenglh and they are a cunfuirgcnn* ef of h I hIiinl thorn in the Hide id (he Chancellor who dot'H not waul v iloes nut lo resort to totalitarian method* to Hint Hijueleh them. At the name time the K uhhIhiih iare i lining their Im-mI lo dlscredit Adenauer. Adeiimiei Premier Malenkov recently accused him of leading Germany down the romi to wur. The ItuHsluiiH nre trying tu win the friendship of the West (lermiiHH in several l li lit lo wit; ways. They speak of n unified Herninny, ii tl a thought dear lo the hearts of (lermniiH of ii all political iHTHuusions. Tin* Iteds try to r» inn make it appear Hint Ailenaiii'r and the West do not want (iermany unified. In the recent Itussiaii note on unification, trade cuncessloas for (termiiny were men­ tioned, an attractive suggestion lor (tcriunn induHtrloilsts who want new markets. Adenauer htuj shown Ilint lie is proWentern ami Is committed to work for Her­ man participation in the European Army. He in wiee enough lo know that the future of tils country depends on co-operation with •the West ngniasl pmndhle Russia a aggres 9lofl. It la to be hoped that he will fare better than did Aleide deflasperi in Italy who was recently nquccKed mil of power. If (ieriminy in tu play an Important rule in Ihe Western flchemu of defense ngniiml Couimunism, mi Adenauer victory is essenlhil. T O D A Y 'S IIIIII.K Y'KHSK Hut even sail can fail mul hecume use­ less, Halt itself must he cleaned mid puri­ fied, and kept so. Ve are the sail „r the earth.—Mat. 6 .‘! 8. The Sanford Herald H a l a M la h p il in IImim l lA ll r f t i ' B n • NM lIinlm mill t o it .l iir . i h i U l . IIN Nm I iimIn p * ftllluvflH* * m* * 9 n a ('-biiiiib ur cobalt bomb is {mssible which copld result In the complete obliteration of ttie human race. According to this scientist ten thousand cobalt would he necessary to pro­ duce a bomb which could send enough radio active dust into the a ir to Hpreutl around world. Thent lire stilt two hlnderauces to building a eiihall bomb, according tu the Hellish scientist. The ammiiit of cohalt is limited and an explosion of a (Mioinb would aprrtid death over the side that exploded it as well , o v e r Its enemies. In recent times man has made great progress in exploring the mysterious realms of science. Hut the time is running short for him to grow up to the responsi­ bility that goes with the new knowledge. Mossadegh's Fa!! Premier Mohammed Mossadegh, who for several years wait gradually seizing more and more power in Iran, finally went one step too far. He underestimated the isipuliirity of the Khali and the strength and number of his followers. Now the Shull, who was furred to flee after an abortive palace revolt failed, Is hack in power mill Mossadegh is out. Throughout Ills political career the aging Premier frequently made iihi- of the Iranian mobs which hci-iii to la- easy to ex­ cite ami provoke tu violence. Whenever his position seemed tu he threatened hy his political rivals, Mossadegh shed a few tears and threatened to resign. Tills was usually the signal for ill; mobs lo assemble mul begin shouting death to Mossadegh's pol­ itical enemy of the moi.ienl. Just before lie toppled from jatvi r Mossadegh heard the same m ,!,h crying for his IITo. Thu Shall is said to he pro Western and lo la- desfruilH of bringing a greater degree of freedom and a higher living stand­ ard to Iran, lie is popular with the people and mu become a symbol of a new Iran, willing to co-operate with the West and settle the differem'i-s which separate it from Hritain and tin* United Status. As for Mossadegh, his fall should serve as mi object lesson tu idl men who aHpire to power hy use of molt violence. Mohs are fickle and those who rise by violence can only expect to tall and fall hard from that same violence. ®hrlMlWHM and tt l r<in, III ifnKnrilln t t r iH ir " I'M " 'M il- T in s IISTM *' **** " Y . e - r k On* w .ikii , i i .imi "" ««* V»»r "'•»lm< fue l* III lhaplia, rraiilml'||1"'«*M| ■ Allrra nf ................. m i li.r lli* pti>|.<,.r »| tn l.lim [ * * * m "H I M* *••■ *»«.,I f , „ N| c*n»|n.iij|, . r H . i B , V , i , " re Telling Me! 1 1 Y o ir *.i i i nil-.i -in ii. •■ •rV lH *, aiI»Nr. m ii'iu ii '■<'Vhniuhrr !'r i,r *Je»er«l S ilv .r il.liii, er.lrw 0OI.MO.S l'n iiii» rrr» lllil... ____ ilttiR lN , 4a«*i>r icIn "I’h# IfurNllI la i u iriiilirr i»f fit# lia n rlN ie it i i t^». ««lili<|i U riUHInt M flR a ltp ip In |hr fnt rr|, r*U«H „ l Nil IN. Ini'*I n m « iir ln lr il In llil* • in - ii> iu i Page I Hr W IL L IA M i RUT tlon." RU SSIA is tin a world butter buying spree. One way in mud her, Cnmmiinlsm is going tu spread. Treasury Boss Tips Businesses N E W Y O R K on—T ron au ry Seer r ta r y H um phrey give* business u broad hint today uf w hul it can and ca n 't ca p c c i In the way of help from the governm ent a* II start* it* new year. Thu new y e a r fo r m any landau*is * a ctu a lly d a r t s next month. If the expected pick-up com es u f t ir L a b o r D ay, businessm en w ill plan a cco rd in g ly lo okin g tow ard u big C h ristm a s clim a x , Rut this y e a r business w ill have to put m ore o f its weight on its own feet (h it loan le s t on thu guye m in e n t T hat Itmru’ ll be less m onetary Inflation to boost Uusincm Is the rm u'luslon buslnem htw i arc d ra w ­ ing today fro m K iv rc tu ry H u m ph ­ re y 's expectation o f . closing his f i l i a l y c» r'a books naxt J u n i with one h alf lo ll Ion comes about tills wuy: The conventional budget— the oiiu the P resident submit* lo the Con gres* each J a n u a ry —dues nut In elude the money passing In and out m the treasu ry on Its wuy to and from the various fcderul trust funds, such us thu social s e c lu rlly otic Into which w orkers and-urn players pay money and from which pensioners draw muncy. These funds, however, go along with every other treasu ry re.'em and expenditure to make up tho rush budget. When the cash budget run* la in the red the tru asury bus lo borruw — creatin g Hie "now mon­ e y " w hich Inflates tho nation's cre d it system and bring* nn Infla­ tion. Last fis ca l year, for exam ple, m illio n dollars. T h is would mean only i h a lf the cash budget w as short by a l­ b illio n of “ now m oney” pum ped most CVk b illio n dollar*. Into the - inomy. It thla y e ar th o cash d e fic it Is In recent year* th is now m oney cut to only SOO m illio n dollar*, flow has been m any tim e* la rg e ;— businessm en are rig h t In holding and a ch ie f source of the Inflation that Inflation Is no longer a threat w hich brought the purchasing pow ­ — and that deflation Is the thing e r of the d o lla r down so sh a rp ly, th e y're m ore lik e ly to find facing b ill made b u sln e si cash sales vok them In the now business y e a r sta rtin g after L a b o r Day. tm«> look *o big. T he difference between an exRut before the U . S. tre a s u ry peeled budget d e ficit of fmit- Idlllun re a e b js that happy d a y next June d o lls r i i n J a cash de ficit of only when It's alm ost In balance, thero- budget ulong the w ay Secretary H u m phrey, for in stance, Is announcing term s on which lie proposes to borrow eight b illion dolla rs next month. Taut money w ill lie used to re tire a sim ila r am ount or se cu rities c o m ­ ing due *o that there w ill be no "n ew m on e y" created. U u l the refunding w ill have Its effect, ut the tim e, oh the money m arket w hich businessm en find a little tight ligl a* they . e. n te r th e ir new y e a r with Its seasonal slopstep-up In demand fu r buslntsis loans from (lie bunks. Also the new tre u su ry secu rities w ill ca rry h ighe r Interest ru le s than the old, and cost the treasury m arc. A ls o next month tho v ariou s fed­ e ra l departm ents and agencies w ill ut In th eir bids for new approprluon* so th a t the P re side nt cun d ra w up next y e a r’s budget. If they fallow his Instruction* to ask for less next y e a r than they got this year, It w ill be a notice to manyy In d u iltle s that they can expect lust that m uch le u In guvminmental o rd e rin g —that th e ir c l­ villaan cu stom eei w ill be Just that more Im portant to them — that they 'll have to aland Just that much more on tlte lr own foot and that m uch less on the ta xp a yer's ! D IA L S H A M P O O ! • / 1 ’ OF EXTRA C O ST! ONLY A C A K E OF LA R G E DIAL BOAP WITH PURCHASE O F DIAL SHAMPOO REG, 8 6 c V A L U E — YOU HAVE 19c M Found Exclusively At & & MEN AG EN CY ’ ' ' A n d e rs JAMES MARLOW T O K Y O -A) — Tin- le d arm ol Y u '-tio ro lla v a k a w a !»— - - hoiher lag h im suverui weeks ago He had an Idea why. It got worse lie went to a lio so llu l Probin g surgeons found a Hu* stun bullet, it had been liter*since H uyakuw u was wounded on H ill 203 In the siege id Port Arth ur in the R u s s o Japanese w ar T h a i was In HNM muon does lo people, and you’ll get the answer: make a m urm urous m u sic? That "It m akes them iru s y . I wish Is why they are plunlvd In come they'd all leave town " ti-rtcs— *o those who sleep in these And th at's not a bud Ides. If everybody left town during a fu ll silent citie s wdl never lu ck a lu l­ * moon and w eal out lo the co u n try ­ laby. A thousand peeper frogs began side, all m ankind would he hup their s h rill chorus A bullfrog, the pier F o r ia the rou n try a fu ll muon f-atriaech of the sw am p, blew m il is bulh m an's nurse and sp iritu a l dimly on hi* m ighty tuba, "J u g adviser. It takes him buck home 6-rum, Jug-o-rum, Jug o -ru m ," The tu nature, thu lust m other he ran little frogs, uw w l hy this big bass aw ay trom long ago und bus been r r v of lid rs f, paused respectfu lly, hom esick In ni* soul for e ve r then tried to drown h im out lit a since, It gives h im a shining m y ria d peeping*. Somewhere an owl, that feath­ peace, a m y stic t r s ts s y , u *en*e ered Inquisitor, asked a te rrib le o f being where he belongs, u quiet ‘ Who* Who? Who? ira tllu d e Full Moon May Be Man s Enemy W O O D L A N D . N V. i* - T h e fu ll mono is often m an's enemy in the city. ii stirs in him nil old disqu iet, an ancient tum ult of the b lo isi, unit whispers In his h cnrl "W h a t nre yun doing here, city child? How can you breuthe In a ll this slcu m ln g i o n c rc lc ’’ H a v e you forgot leu Hu* fe d ol the wind on a h ill? " This silent m essage sends a surge of restlessness through thu and, grow nup ch ild re n of the city The m eekest w ives sto rt q u a rre ls with Ih clr husbands. T he m ildest n u n look around for a cup to pick a fight with. An d lovi-.'s weep without reason and wonder how lung love lasts. Ask m any a veteran police serguuul or bartender what the full IN T H E H ERALD — -!- 5 , 10, And 40 Years Ago » ’W W S 7 w w r a . T O M S ’, s s s s r a l s «“ "» a“' yuuT you flat-faced assassin ." I hiirsdoy jifti'roDuli n very plea-ant social wn* held at the Kobhlns N c -t Hotel where the members of the He 101Hole Ch apter O rder o f the K iis te ril .Slur no l In c f le lita le the birth day o f It* founder, Dr. Robert M orris. It was a way little party of Ju n io r boys and g irls o f the Congre g u tio n a l C liu ic h .Sunday School that picnicked at W oodland I’u rk la s t T h u rsd a y ehupefoued by th* r le a rn e r, Mr*. F*. P. S trong, and M i*. It. A. T e rlicu n . A U G U S T 31. 1913 The rliu lle iig e of Hie K o ln ry C lub to m eet the K lw a n i* C lu b in a softball benefit gam e was g le e fu lly accepted by K lw anian * at th e ir bmclivun today ut (lie M n y fu lr Hotel, H ow ard Lung whs elected team manager. M rs. W. II. Hughe* recently noted a fin e reproduction of her son, Lyn , n. W oodrow,. In it .iiho togrn _ ippli of the South P a c ific Hpe w hich i* on display in new spupeis throughout the nation. M rs. C. W. Isld ll o f Luke M a ry has been appointed H anfurd C tialrn iu n u f the A m e rica n Legion A u x ilia r y 's cam paign to enli*t women from gq to lilt In Hie U. H. M arin* Corp* W omen'a Reserve, porch In Hie C a ls k lll M ountains and watched the d a rk com e down. The sun had sunk In red con­ fusion, a bonfire fed fu ll by thed ry wood of all the w o rld 's regrets, and a great fu ll moon rose up lik e a big blob of yellow butter In soothe the h u rls and burns nf the day. As It ripened to silv e r, I emila see the face of the M an In the Moon cle a rly. Fiver tin n re boyhood he ha* worn Tor rpe Iho some e x ­ p re s s io n -e y e b ro w s lifted, mmitX open In changeless surprise. A l­ ways I hud wondered why. And suddenly I understood. Why the M an in the Moon Is a m oralist, M e n ta lly astonished at a ll the stu­ pid things he secs on earth. Then the Invisible ch o ir at night began Its hym n tn the moon. A cool breexe thrum m ed a green q u lta r— the pine tree by the porch. D id you e v e r notice huw even on the ■ lllleil d a y evergreens alw ays A U G U S T I t , 194ft C o lle ctio n cups have been placed in m any local business e sta b lish ­ ments fo r co ntribution s to thu T on sil C lin ic sponsored by the Hem inole County C h ild re n ’s Com m ittee. Ruby Stcnslrom and Hilly Clark Ware high pulnt winner* In Ilia recreation activities sponsored for the children of Sanford last w«ek hy the Suufurd Recreation Department. H V J f # 1 1948 Ford Mi Ton Pickup Truck, Clean, Rood tires..............9MW 1946 Plymouth 2»f)oor Sedan.... 9571 1950 Mercury 4 Door Sedan 9 |H I 1950 Buick Convertible Coupe 9IM I 1951 Buick Super Sedan 1951 Oldsmobile 88 Holiday Coupe, Bxtra Clean DR. H. K. RING CHIROPRACTOR Pleas* c a ll fo r appointm ent Phone 1733 — 1749 119 South P alm e tto I'm a new kid in the neighborhood/' Mm, C. T. gcHtborough »f Gulf I'ort, MU*, ha* returned Li her liu.iui after spending several weeks with hwr niuthwr, Mn. O. M. tlugtvy, anil brother, L I. Huiihoy and family. USED CARS e very sound— from a fie ld mouse’ s football lo every sleepy b ird ch irp T he moon flooded me w ith u w arm ft .-ling of k in sh ip for all Ine hlddi-n life around me, u brother hood of darkness und m oonlight Rut in the vau deville show we c a ll liv in g nobody ra n stay out of the act tong. 1 heard a fa m ilia r b u llin g , slapped at anil missed the m osquito on m y forehead, fe ll Ihc lu n in he left. " T h a t’ s life for you,” I suld aloud to the surprised man In th.moon. " T h e Innocent bystander ul w ays gel* stu ng." f i Hut I'm ready tn do a m an-sited |uh n> 1 help you with jo u r My ham* U dearly m arked S K A B O A R D F’ I N A N C K C O M P A N Y and y o u 'll fin d IS HERE! 1954 PHILCO TELEVISION IS HERE ( IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 17in. 21 in. 24 In* IF YOU ACT NOW! Free Home* FLORIDA STATE BAN K BLDG. PARK A FIR S T NTRKETH (ftecond PR»r - :. .1- Phone; * IS ' Ho.,m I) for a It tan bn arranged la Record Tima aa yaar awa dgaalare, your auto, or same other pin*. Aad aa yaar awa terms. too. A*k ahoot ear "ALL-IN-ONE** PACKAOR LOAN pUa far roaaal(dating debt*. Itulallmeat payment* and other money prebl*ma.Ha*e Iaat one aecuaat — one amell monthly pay­ ment — ana plat* to deaL Pbaaa or atop ia today, for Im­ mediate action! TK$ difftrtn* with Staboard't • .^n DRUG ST O R E “ trner By The Clock" » ~~ ONI H U N­ DRED THOUS­ AND W A TT PO W ER IN ­ CREASE m T2'1 S m S? dgfe;«’k. 'c&vja^ry-.v«»; ------- - Longtime Pain is R IN TRODUCTORY SALE free lost 1 'A U G U S T 11, 1911 jk w ith .. fVplrat I'rrta Writer . Hi fine o f Die w orst fire* that has ucrurred here In the past |i How wiliitd this sound In an ad: “ Sale, months The o ilie r evening, at the end of was thut o f the V lig ln la -C n ru lln a C hem ical Co, plant th a t T he night hud a m illio n volcc-t. a vacation, I sat alone on a cabin and it was us If I had un ear for S|kirts Shoo* United States Stuel Uurpora- wn* to ta lly destioyed about ll):IMl o'clock .Sunday evening. SAM DAWSON ONLY W A S H IN G T O N (S p e c ia l! A five-foot re lie f in»p o f the United m ale* i* the nio*t popu lar u llra c lion of Ike lie d Pro** lounge id Kreedoai V illa g e , K o rea, when returned prisoners of w ar w a ll foi tran spo rtatio n to Inchon after com pletin g th e ir in itia l processing T he m ag is the rent rat feature uf im p ro vise d decorations that In elude photographs of toe Statue of L ib e rty , the G o ld cii Gate, amt other fa m ilia r l! ** rlt: s«d home town scenes A ls o featured I* ai enorm ous roof to-tloor United N i lion* hom ier flanked hy f l a g s ol the U. S and p a rticip a tin g UN countries. The I2A by ftsd lounge is lo cated In u co rn e r o f a vast U N warehouse. It I* furnished w ltf rough ougl wood fu rn itu re bu ilt hy the post engineer. Solas nre uphols­ tered w ith a ir m stresses covered with d ra p e ry m a te ria l borrowed from ■ nearby Red Gross hospital lounge. T u kpep the re lu rn c d men en le rlu in rd d u rlm i llie ir short w a ll for transportation southw ard, a radio, a phonograph, co m ics m agasines, newspapers, chess and ch ecker seM are a va ila b le C o ld Juices supplied hy the m ill lu ry are on la p ut a ll tim es. A m e rica n Red Cross g irls ore on duty to chat with .the men und supply Ihem with rending m a te ria l and games Rut lit spite of all iilb e r attractions, Hie liberated prisoners flock around (lie big U S map to isdnt out Ih clr home luwns lo rrli-'ids. und lo tra ce Ihelr «luleside m ilita ry tra v e l from post to [veil. West I oust is irts of cm barkatlon and debarkation get the most attention i t.V?**"** tWUtfrr O r 37. Dilw. »i Ihc P uri (IfllcB nf WNNfur4, K lo rliln. oudrr ih t A r l uf I n iivrM a nf M fiii l« j, | pith, e u Ti'iT-1'Ln !?»*;■ t v 11" ' " " A e .h t u ii. f ■ u ti ■ *i u * *! U H Ii 1 , tl mi itn h i C i t i i i i r i.m m iw w a . H H « * i:s m m i, a i I i . i o . ihh to , ■. r h im h ' I ^ T *V J# e 5-Foot Relief Map 01U. S. POW Attraction 'JUDY O'GRADY AND THE COLONEL'S LADY soft’& U t st. Phone 417 ______ !'£•'«*>. < i '*'ki •rfi««WrSNri?» HwaiawWiBBii �■—mi W *5? ^ whii mmM n >mn h ............... • * .’•'. > ;.1% . ■ 1; * V . f. V ., , j 3 1Joanne Williams, G. Edmonson W ed Miss Hunt Becomes Bri^e Kindergarten C lass Adventure Week Visits County Home Proves Successful Hie kuutrrgarten departini’i.i ,.| (lie t .r * l F'le-b iii-rii.n Church .I'ltc d the lounlv I loin*- lor their Sunday nn,riling service >t-*ler I,..* Tile ............... theme wu* "*hur mg with friend* who rteetl you.' Ihe class presented a husln-l bn* ket of mised fruit amt several hiien risible* in Ihe home The llilillen look a special idferllic fur the pur|M,*c the previou* .Sumla> Mr* Oliver Clause, kiiulergur ten superintendent, w,.* in charge •I the service* Mr* Hoherl Ituinbh'.v prcM-uleil the *lorv The group sang ,et ci ..I Samliiv Sclasd ■eng, ..rid reeled Itlb.li' verse* Vlr* i li.ir'le. No.m i In w*.* at liic piano lia r .i* l-'old* nil -uiii't.i. ti ndi'iil id the Miiul.n Sclusil iic -•imp inicil the crimp Those present b,i Ihe *peel;il service were T err) Ellen Sm uerhv. t.ilt.v Fold*. I nn < .In tiin ie tl Kureii II irih Carlin Murrav I'u iric iu " lu l.ik c i Helen Mann. i.i r ii li i i It.lgll I li,l--l II tni-t.lV „>lk. Unlit, Ituin 1il«-\. I.arrv It \ iio co , Freildv Shi'llmull Stevie l.iiksim , David I.aider. David Ki-nnedv. .Ilium) Dodson. J iu iim ) II.n d i t!ar> tian u*. and tiregoi) li.iim * Of Frank Robert Bryan M U* M a rg u ry t K llra b e th H unt, daughter o f M r. ami Mr*. K a y fo iil T o llo n H u n t, W a r n * the bride uf t r u n k llu lie rt llry u u a t thi< V ir a l U a p tlit C h u rch yesterday afternoon at ;i:HO o'clock w ith tha Kev. W. I*. Brook* J r . u fflriu tiu g at the d u iil-icrin g , ca n d le lig h t ceremony Tim groom la the aun u r M r. uml .Mr*. T ru m a n Uryun. T he couple repeated tin* n u p tial i Vuwm Impfun* a background of greenery ..ml palm*. Tw o buskela '"W * w« ,a tlra iH v ^ ly decnalil whit.- g la d io li. pompoms, am i w l,l‘ » ' ,lbw n,M '* chrysanthemum*. A large white greenery uml on the piano w iro heart outlined w ith w hite carnang taper*. On tha M b it whero Ilona, w h lto pompom* am i ehry- ‘ h,‘ U u l‘’ ■ ,Kmk, . w'“ P war n aanthenium s, tuberoses, greenery l' b rv»anthi*mum*. A t the am i w hlto autin s tre a m e r, were r*‘ «..,vink* I no were_ tw o U rg e illh o u e tte d a gainst tho ehurel. pul- ’ ’“ t t ” 1* tu ,Jlu ' riln* ' h l*l‘ /*M ' ’ p it upon w hich wa* an open Ufl.lt*. . n '" w*'r“ l,y, - , r . ’ Tho fa m ily pew* worn m arked A ’ * ''lora on uml Mr*. C, A. with buu»,uel. of whlto gladioli, ;V.U c " i,J r ' 5SKS1”* " lL"d ' greenery, and tlo.l with whlto «atln ;'*'*• *, W illiam * Hr., Mr*. F,.,™. Chris Woodruff, Mra. It. F . Me­ a t,. l. , Whortor, uml Mr*. II. D. Smith. Mr*. Keans McCoy rendered u Those Indira serving cake were proluda uf or^an m u.lc wh ch con M l, w . ,, „ rook)l J r , „ nt, Mr». (latod of Kanimonnui , Ustrowjtuwland. Mr*, t,eland liudd 5.ubf Moth I alio n Iru m nlu| sir* Darrell (irioino preaided T h a i* ", M assenet; "T h e Sw un'', over the hrhle'a Imuk. Mlaa Myi M y ra S. .a.in. t. S ao ni and "N o c tu rn e " hy Madden, Ml** Helibye M orton, Ml** ‘ u 1! * ; I!2 J1"*, l "?. ? r r« y 4|"; I M ly ll o r l. W illia m * , Mia* M a rtlu i played <,r«en Cathodr.il uml shunnon, Mia* E lle n D rig g e rs, and d u rin g the p ra y e r .In; played on M l„ , J(.Hn W ll*.m acted a* float the chime*, "W e st Ho I ho I it* i, >01. . . i ... "hr,, nu«ea*o*. That Hind*”. HuloUta, Kohorl „ , , . Cranston of WIImore, Ky uml h 'X'"' f ur ,,,,r Kl,l"K John I,. Milter *un»t "llccm no" uml ,IW,“ -V 11 tlpht preen linen * i.ll with hruwn accessurle* uml “ Lnva of tio d". no orchid corsupe. T he bride, p iv e n In m u rrla p e hv Tho couple w ill iuuk*> their home lia r fathe r, wore an unkle leim th pow n o f w n lta lure over *utln w ith ut Il'J \V. M in n e iu tu Ave. in a fltte.l-hudlce w hich featured tin Del.n ml. The t.rhle I* a native o f Sanford, Inset uf tu lle and lace cuveied huttnn* dow n to tha pointed wul*l uttended S an ford school* am) pradline, polnto.l c o lla r, »horl *leovo*. im tid in tt>M from Sem inole and a fu ll p a tiie rcd s k irt. S ho rt School. She ul*u attended SU'ttun fitte d luce m itt* uml w hite *utin U m v e n ity in Del.and, pump* com pleted the u u lfit. She M i Uryun wn* horn In M ia m i wore u fin p e rtlp leupth veil of uml nttended «chiM.I* there priulnet attached to u lle r m of uranpe uulliiu from Mlmui Kiliaon lliph hluuiom* nll.l cu rrie d n w hite in |t»r.l5. Ho I* n mlniatorlnl Htude.it Tp*tament topped w ith mi orchid nt Slel*un. and tuberoaea tied w ith w h ile utiliu itrea m e ra . The hrhle’a «lator-lnduw . M l*. !>. M. H u n t of Itlchm oiul, Iml w in m atrun of honor ..ml wna pownod on alt u nkle lonpth dre«* o f hlue tnffetn fuahionod w ith n a w e e llieuit Mr* Dorothy H u rle r has re neckline, u fitte d liodico w ith selfcove led hut ton* to the wit l*t line, turned h i mi a iium lh'* v isit In lilld u fu ll pleutod sk irt. She wore K iiu s v llle , (lu tlln b u rp . and other hlue linen pump* uml u cruwnlea* ponds in Tonne* hoc uml (ieorglu. hlue w lde-hrlinm ed hut of net, uml M r ami M r* H A Newm an cu rrie d ii lieart-shuped houipiet of have re lu m e d to Sanford after yellow curnution*. S e rv ln p u* beat inun wua Alonso iium d.nu u month ut New ,Si.i)rn« lle iich Shorldun uf M lum l und usher* were W tillo r Itouth of Sunford, M r. uml M i* W illlu m I,. Weal M illa rd H u n t, tho hrldu's l.rollu ir, have re lu m e d b. lia iu e s v lllu lifte r and Kudliey V lddler. also of M lum i. .pendiuu the weekend with M r C in d y Nuwaomc, cousin o f tho and M r* Harvey A. S wuiihuii. hrl.le, w in the flow e r e lr l uml she Woro an unkle length tire** o f y e l­ M r uml M rs. II. A. F is h e r uml low tu ffe tu fuNhloned a fta r Hint of to ll, Joe. have returned Irum I. the hrl.le w ith u fu ll sk irt uml two w eeks' vuruthm to I’ umeruy, fitte d bodice. H e r ensemble wu* Ohio uml Chur lesion. W Vn dur rum platn ,V(hh , .fitte d . m ills , n Ing w hich tim e they vDItefl many crow n Tea* w ldii ■ In fmftii'd net hut tijure* of interest and w hite bn lle rim i *huc< She ca rrie d a Idue hcarl-*huped huaket Mia* I.licit. Huff Iclt Saturday co nto in ln p rose petal*. fur N urfulkt Va. where *he w ill tin M r* H u n t chuae u street lonpth Inlu nurse's triiln iu g ul Nnrbdk drraa uf pin k lace over ta ffe ta H c ile ru l H ospital. w ith navy hlue ncreaiurle* and at her shoulder wu* ii enraope uf pink Mr* E dith C oIIh t i hu< returned ru rm ilio n * w ith shade* uf blue. In her home on Hnnforil Ave. ..Her Mr*. Itry u ii wore n *tre*t length spending two mouth* with her dress of lllu c nylon p rin t w ith tliiu g h le r uml so*, in law in la,up w hite accessories. H er corsage wu* Island. New Yo rk o f pink cuM iatlons shaded w ith lavender. M r. nnd Mr* A lb e rt llu id rs tv K u llu w ln g the cerem ony u ro- have returned to th e ir home ul ren tio n wa* held In the M em orial -MJ7 Orange Ave. a fte r u thiee R m .ratloim l [lu lld ln p of the church. month trl|. th in u p h O hio and The bride's lublu huld yellow roses Hennsylvaniu where they visited w ith greenery uml burning yello w , th e ir four duuuhler* nud their tapers in cry a tu l cum leluhru. The lu m llie s IV - s d w v*■«*•*" -t-t- (p c A A o n a h Methodist Ladies Meet In DeLand The O rlu iu lu D is tric t S e m in a r of Ihe W nim m '* S o d e ly of C h ristia n S e rvice of Hie F irs t M ellm dlat Church iiiv l In D el.und T hu rsday at the F irs t M ethodist Church. M rs M orio n M cD on uld o f DoL an d. wlm la d is tric t p r f 'd e n l, presided o v e r the w hich Class Party Held By Baptist Group The Sunday School t la** nf the *tj C e n tra l U aptlat Church met Thur»J d a y a va ilin g at the church for u 0 f r l M * M r t y H i-the form uf a co v­ ered tllsh supper. Thti.su ciitnvjng Hie e"euf were: M r, and Mr*. J . E T edder. M r. end M rs. Ceu rge W E llio tt, (he H cv. and M r*. S I* W hatley, M r and M r* J ft. W eaver, M r. and M rs. A. II MuddflX, M rs II. W. M organ. Mr*. J . A . Y a rn , M ra. J. C. S lim ie r, T. A M iddleton, M r. and Mr*. J. F. Hen»ui and sun, M r. end Mr*. John G ra n th a m ami W ayne, M ra. Hui>> V a d e , und O. ^ ii. Owen. Casselberry Sup per Well Attended H lit y - f iv e peraona lust n lpht attended a cuvered-dlah *upper a t the C o m m u n ity House, the flra t o f a pet-ucuualnted aerlee fo r both newcomer* and o ld reeldente. ,The event wae ■ pomored hy the W om en,i Club.. Mr>. H e rm a n Jo yce, com m ittee ch airm an, waa lR chance o f arranpeiiien ta. Cam ea and entertain m ent were Includeti !n the progrem . T h e aupper w ill be given each m onth tn rou ph ou t the fa ll and w in te r, M r*. Jo yce announced. i hud Ihe theme u l "C h ris tia n III s c ip le s liiii Around The W o rld " Dr l). K W right closed the session with a devotional. churehe* In the d ls lr lr t were w ell represented am i lliuse from Hanford w rre from C irc le No. I of Ihe W S.C.S. They were: Mr* It. U. H utchison, presldeni, Mr*. W W. Dawson, M rs ll n x l ir W illia m * Mr*. W H. Cliupm un. M r* Neul F a rm e r, Mr*. If A F o tre ll, Mr*. Hoy T llil* . Mr* W J. Showman, uml Mr*. A C Sturke. Two Sanford Ladies Attend Workshop M re. W. (J. Flem ing, d ire cto r of mu*lc at Sanford Ju n io r High School, and M r* D orothy Lund, in tialc su pervisor for Sem inole County, nitem led the M tr.lc W ork shop w hich wu* held at Appala ch ia n State Teacher* College In North C a rolin a .luring An goal w ith a p p roxim ate ly ifOO *ludenl* (>41rolled, representing I t stale* and Caiintlu. Tha workshop wu* ntlended hy r lu n r o o m toucher*, m u sic tenchera, aupervisor*. p rin cip a ls, super­ intendent*, and directors uf e le ­ m e n tary education T he a ctiv itie s Included rh yth m ic a ctiv itie s fur children, singing, p la y in g , cre a tiv e and listening a ctiv itie s using stale adopted m u sic book*. New M usic Horiznn*. A n outstanding faculty waa p ro­ cured to handle the workshop. X P IA N O B IH ftO P V O IC E M U S IC S T U D IO *74 East JOlh Hire*! Flume SM-W Chapmans Honor Couple Al Party Start Them Danciiuf. . . UeglMt ru t lun Hep), 2 — 10 In 12 A . M. 2 to fl P. M. 3 PECKER CLUB SANDWICH A MUSICAL MIRACLU , B tpj. 3 * 4 — 2 to ft P, M. • BATON • MALLET • ACHOHATIC • TAF • THMHLINO • IIALLKOOM _________ ' Martial A Oak FhoM 1714 lift s|||l‘Mt t 'lu h . to t and Ins PEER G EN TS PIZZA PI E (In in : »• Dpen Sever, D i l l s Week I v Ill:llil V M. to 2:1111 A. M. OUR REMOVAL SALE It I It TH A N N O C N C FA II N’T C O N T IN U E S TH R O U G H Mr and Mrs Duane l ‘imtl an tmimce tin- lei III ol a ■> Hi I I 1, o, son. .lames Duane, horn l inluv morning a, the A nnv Vo Fucce Hase Hospit.il in tirlandu Mrs I'rilltt Is tile Inritier Sue limiiip soil All prices. Imve been fu rl her retluceil' W e tluit’l prcw citl Dr. ('. L. IVrHDMM w n ilt In m o ve nnv m e tI'h iu u lls e in lu ol uni tinliew s lm v ! O l ’T O M E T I t I H T WILL Itl’Y! SEE WHAT I Ifi Smith I'alm vllo I'llO N K S A N K HI D. Happy Birthday W EDN ESDAY N O O N ! H ill 'US Avenue 2!Hi I I.O IIID A H la 12 — I In i VI e li.n l Kl all saw Florence Her iplmi • • • • • Skirls I..idles* Sinn l* tillwits I Ir us s i f ie s Slips • • TUESDAY WEDNESDAY “SAN ANTONIO” SANFORD • O R LA N D O HIGHW AY \l.l. HDINl.! $1-1.99-2.99 SHOES ......... 4.99 3.99 — 4.99 SH IRTS .........1.00 LA WK S* MATS * ItATHINC 1 Q Q SUITS B### SHOES__________ Housecoats .. 2 99 l#H fJ D iesses Men's Bathing S U I T S ........... 1.00 DRESSES LAST TIME TONKdIT •COMM HACK, LITTLE SIIEItA” t i l l . Vi's ling-. • l l nl s • • ( II. I .lllls Men's S LA C K S 4.44 - 5 . 8 8 STRAW H ATS 1 lot 59c 2 for $ | All Others . . 1.98 .^ llB fllB ■! h i It, STA RTS TOM ORROW - 3 DAYS LADIES' C O A T S $ 1 0 - $15 SPORTS C O A T S S U I T S ____ $ * | Q L A D IE S 'S U IT S WALT DISNEY’S GREATEST \ yvr y j ini f» or v**f la Never Land V u • j with it* wundruu, Firate,, Indian* * M vo »nd Mermaid,I A* lun* •• you V*"™ * ilva jruu'll never fo ritl III /i W t lt D i s n e y s ^ PETER. M Ni H $10 - A L L W O OL S U IT S .. $ ^ . 8 8 $19.88 Handbags . . . 2.00 H O S E ............ 99c RAYON S U IT S . $ 2 4 88 J E A N S ...........1.47 B E L T S ............. 59c S O X ..................33c ( llll.m tK N ’S C A P S ............... 98c P A N T I E S . . . . 18c G L O V E S ........ 29c S L IP S ............. 99c 4 pair for 1.00 Boys' T-Shirts 77c Dish Towels . . 19c Boys' Pant s. . . 88c Hand T o w els. 25c SH EETS 2.99 - OSCM LNWIT NANCTir Fabkav Mck Buchamm ' " f ( ' ’ h in e n l» Music By PAUL C A S K E Y AND ANOTHM ( fa r l& t m m r IMUMFHI A ST A tR f • CHARISSE * ' »"K THE A L O H A •»v Rdb i 15yd" l»f i lit! Ilili'll'hl In lilt Hut' Imp H A R R IE T T ’S B EA U T Y N O O K « • b at Vstoog to,. J Cm I 1111 , 44 i.m u li'* ■ A \\ V\ V TECHNICOLOR / / ; m Rctmillat & Anderson 11 ••\ S l im . , u l mtrtmir to tir nn oiLfi a Dtih "fill fiulluvif tr.t 4.til* d C hristian Advent ale Week (m held at the ....... I ItwrsdiiV after ."holt hinnies* meeting Intel me.Ilute* ut Kir-* Methodist I,on., at " oil o'clock for the pur t touch wu* u week <>f foil and po*c of filling vacated office* TH E S A N ID IID IILK.%1,1) ni*uira)ion Every evening there wild c o m p le tin g m a t t e r - *f fin a tv - M oo t a g It tfY i Huge & wa* a *Pev,.«l frt* .Ate.aluv evening the Methudisi Youth Fund wa* presented with tinlilm strip "M y Fund and Your*". St I IOOL S P K C I A L S Tuesdav Youth Friem l-ldps pm •••tiled with fHlU«tli|>* "Huy Meet* 1 OK 2 W K K K S O N L Y . * id and Hov Date* Do I • m .n ( i i u > w \ \ i:s • Wedue«d.iv "W llinu.g Our Friend* * Hrp 7.50 Waif Fur 5.511 to the ChrNtinn Wav of Life" with tile film strip “ He A Mission I If.00 Wu vi" I or 7.50 a rv " ; Thursday a film sl.ln "Tie 15.00 Wav«* Fur 10 Oil I'lostesinid W av"; and Friday Thf*«* in*" nil midii i ti Dr it lid*, 4h»-(i si"* It i»it It^l . Itiiv fltf .Hid < lit i -*tin ti Clttzernship will, a skit /iitu** i■11idiM i * l %>in(ili'ii* i%it Ii 4| v liiin um l nIijriiiip u v e i 2(1 \ net imong O ff Youth” ► 'V H* 111*-I H a M i'M " ii »'«h m 1li»- Dt'iiutv f ii’ M M N K Kun «imrimr *.»■ in \»M‘V lum'i mid ItniHiH' An I* i wi«n Mi crciitiui) vfti•» li‘iid I»v Mis* Tin Iiiiii I. mIik 2or, \ I* \ItK t l l ' M K I'HllNK »7l Hd IliHlk t«'lld dll' kfltMIH III \i **r *III i* vir«* rv rrv •■niiiif II** n ir rii*d mil I hi* llii*m«*. “ Still H«* T jiII'4 ( H lh i h Thimiurli Mi'," i m • ff«vtlvr1v Tin* fo llmi imr t n t i in • •11ii 11 ' i n u»v*4d thi* m t iv illr* uf wi*«ik iit'int'i Ait*nniul«*r, J •• A hn lluifhi'V, l.indu Smith. 4*lnt i !•*•% WhittifiirDin, Mmv .linn* Klvni H iw .’tv 17-•*** - I list S im t li O I D r l.u iu t Iwnir llttiwn, Juvi'i* Aim Itnm n Liiiiv II iiiih 'V, F u i i *. In v it e s Y o u T ’n Dart k in f hit k. I.utit* v It* th11■ i IhiiU'V, Linda \ml»*r-<uii I *uIIIk Aim 1*1*111non, D* ' * «h .Ian* I*'viiiia , Jnm* W illiuinl.iiida hiuinui Kaye ('lark, ID n*v St i>diti. Hmrii't ItfdtliiuIti 11\ I \ If. ( ‘lliiil Al'Wuod. \fi|. I kl v|,w K ilim lit Hai(i*r\ . a i itI It,.III.\ < r nUdifii lil \I*mi .Aim C lin k. I *h11111 \V I a 11 Huh Ur* h ,Ji , ClntM \ F i i M" Sandra l.» r. hi"ml»‘ lin k^tm WI TH V I N I ’I-: MI NI : l. l I A ND I l l s At I D K I H ON V tliiu i I * l t i ll Vt*I**I II’ K M4 hU>)ff M am a l**nl)»'ll 1#•11% ^iin-«.n AND DUKN I 'l lI vl . l ' S DN T I I H T I U M I P K T . l(«*l)«*rt Sin iuH*l, Cm ..| N 11it * 1 r** hi liiihriHiiii, Wnvfii* Mi'C m\, • MIXKD Dll I NK S TO \ D i l l t ' l . K A S l ' K K • N'iiih 'V l *ii * h» Mini ait Nil ti*'*" UD'liriid 1'IMl II, .1ark ii* M illri, l Hi t KI N STKAIi mill SKA I'DDD II INNKI IH I vim A 4hf. Willi"- (Dii i ( i’l hdli* Sl ' i: t l A l . l / I N t . IN I lain) (lull. Ihdty KiidhtU'< i Miim Iran K iiu *. Nuiii v WInti . K\a S |M*|| t 4, lt*s .4" I \ (III Milihut • It ip I#-* S in v a i l \l laid* \ • Mowniil ( ji n/ Niplitlv Ii*aiM"l(i Dullaid. I Hun i Ktnanl M ail l.tn i.n Flttvtl h>« • * and • Never A l i n n m Miiiimum Ml lit i’ M, t MMonaMcaiaeuvnu (Dwdbwuj POTATO S A LA D DILL PICKLE COPPER OR T E A ...... LAST TIME • Fu lly Equipped Htudla Summer Salad - Sandwich Special 7 9 ' R I T Z MUS'D 41 I lie I n -I ll.ipltsl 11 alio Kg l omo will I,,n i ,i Wnrkci * ( oiii. <il lot <1,in log.tilling j ! i <*' p m will. ,i <,n el ed di <li Mippel I I ESD I V llie Daughter* nt VVesh-v Sun •lav School i ll* * will meet al the liome of Mr* llolli l.umh|Ui*l. Ifna Maitliohii ut .* ,»i i> in will) M l * t ( V\ hiltiiiglini. .oi > M It ^niilli Mi , I Hi .nllnl,! lit id Mr* .1 A I In ,v... it and Mi- i i I Wiole it* cn ho*le*se* II,e Seimi.ole H iliek;ih l.iolge will .licit at N l*i p lit at the I <1*1 I I tail Ini a pedal pi n lice I I I I I M s I l VV Kit- I i.s| I t | ii i | pi ,,<>. Mini mg w ill In cm it * ini p in Me ■ itl 1111111 Wllil nl.I lildv nf llapll I 1 Inn i h hisiorv the I n I Hapllsl .Solid., < Sit hi nit Mipe. inlemleMl 's l ablliet lileelll.g will bn In-id a flii I InI’lav ci Mci'toii: sei v ice in the Chapel llcg |slrall,,.i wilt be held at i s.udnrd selii-nlt liegoilling al H to a in Mi ndiei* of tin- Itiiu Sigma I 'hi Sorority and tin'll tiosliaod* -ill have a loi\ si.pie i ut Hat. I i i .dn Spring* I tie Dii|ilirnti Hililgi l lull will <o-et at tin Woman'*' t lot, with online scheiloed fn -ta il ul 7 ifi od pltlV to t,eg ii i at a 00 p m IH C ltS D A Y Hie Junior and liilerniediulc Itoyai Am ies*.el.,r> will meet at the F tr*l ItapUst Church al 7 (Mi pm The First Haplist C liiiii h i Iron will hold rehears .1 at 7 1% p m Till* Junior lliotherli.... I will meet at Hie First H iptM fto uch al 7 ’III p m F tllD A Y The Aiucrii'uu I cg.iiii A ir ill n t Will uiccl al till l.cglffll Hot al 7 Ml p ii : ___ M(S I I,r Aii Evciiinu; Of EiitertaiiiniFiU (fatm dcVi. Mis* Veto Jo.miie VYillinms iH-enoii- the I,ml- ,,| .Iiiiih -, (,n*l * Kdmun,on y.-Hterduy ufti-rnoon .it t Oil ,, , j,„ k ,i n„ Fti*t Method t hutch. Their piirenl* m e .<)• uml Mi • K < \\ ill,.on ,,f H.iiifo, uml Ml uml Mr*. I.em A. EdiooU*i,.. Ilf M,,idg>,o,e. \ , All. Till Ifev Milton II W vo" olfli'lilled .1 .............. I ,. lit, douhlel Ii., , ,11'iimli) Mi* .1 I, M eEu.in m u ' urK.il.ist ttlul Huger llu rris, «o|ul*t, J|r« Sum l , . i uu,l M i, t.' II VH.yum ip. I, wen- M -nog "Hec.iiKe", "t> I'rrfeet l.ove" llinl-*>r, .......... M ilthcl |t»l«.„k M i- i H E m uml "T h e Lord'* I'rs y e r” H !•’ U i hi It* u" i h v , ninl 'I W h ile g lu d io ll, chi yiunlhem uni*, I hiMii* • nnik' t nL** wri v I' fern g re e l.i'iy uml w liile c.ileile* K t liupmuii Mi a M U Ih k were lu -n o liflilly u*ii| 111 deco jiiiit Mi ,f I‘ ri»m iiunnl A i ut IUK itn«|wttnu it t III* f 4*1 t | at lu ll \V* - I The l.rhle, given m iiin r iii.g e hy Mm M » lljuin** uml VI i4, V\ ,\1at/m t U her fu tile ., wu* rudninl in .to \ ..nil-helium gown of *w ill oig .im ly Tin* «'ny|»h vi ill |iHI|kI1 ll Iflil 11 over tuffetu. T'.I- fitte d iunllee uml jittiirit' in i 'titi ul ii H*I Hinith l*11" f short sleeve* were em broidered kihi Mm tMihtiMfiatiii t Ihh*i - for In » w ith SCI Il*i peil iH.ilerilig* ..rill tie.* rrohuf tiuuv outfit n im v v ' lihio of the »nnie eiuhruiilered oi gundy S ui'hiin m iii o itli n.i\\ him* M"il on each side o f the sk irt gave it n whitl* Hi t SM-SUl punniered e ffe rt. T he gntlu-ied (lilt tif t»»VVH i!IO-wI, till hllll'll Ml . fro n t punel und chnpel length tra in ond Mi- i.o> A i I mIi mill thuu »• o f pluln u ig u n d y mnde u pretty (••Mi, lt*'U y iiml I'utf- v. mill MiirKh.l contrast. Her fin g e rtip length veil KtlllliHi.nm lit rjio ii|’ |i.itx, AJ * ! fe ll from n coronet o f u rnn gt •Mi ii ml Mr-* l.tMil A li'limmul'n, blossoms rind *he carried a hm.uiiet Jiiii lit on. ii, Ki mil. Hit toil, Mi, mu! of white s tu r-lik e Eocharl* lllie*. Min, Noiiuou (»ny jiiu I ahihII M is* lia rlu in t Chapm an, maid of iluiiulituM, Not mu mol Miiik h u , oil honor, wore a gown o f pink ... tif Mom p«n»iL-i > A In gundy over tu ffetu winch wu* de Tho I r »*.*. 'vn ),ij tut uni signed hy Die I,ride to m ulch tier mill Jf tJithi M1411 Jr 10 ,S. Iiilllllh- |M|fh dress. The floor leugtn dress feu .Hr hi toI Hhr ti rr ivc«) In i DA »I*'K lin e d the m iii> tier* on euch side II mu Ihinttjtjr'hiM in M*tit I o f the s k ill Itllil u fitte d ,ll«ple«* Honii'i > hi i Mjiv bodice w illi m u lch in g o.gum iy Mi Kiltnofi on hot ii in luileto. Her heuihlre** «n< .i liu il ■MmiiI^u iiii 'i \ uml ^i.itiuulfil iiuiu lint o f pink org u m ly uv, i tuffetu I.UM|f| I I i l Ii S* houl II* w.if u w ith the eiow n aurrm .m t,,l 1,v pink fttoih'iil al Huutinuihm i n I h r.’ Rl»a forget-m e-not* Mis* I'liupinun'* Kvrvnl two yi'ui * m I lit* Vi in y boui|Uel wu* composed of lllie*. Sinn;%l !!*iij)*. ID i mm uID'i.-liliR The groom'* father, l,< in A . Ed A IM , in A ii Ihii ii JiiuI IihM n o jmAh .IIUDsiilt, served u* best in.au und t Inn ut I III* I n t No' imho I Iin ilk usher* were N o rm an lin y uml lhen* nh»'li' *ht* t Miiph' n ill i id**. F ra n k llio w n o f M ou lgoinery. A lit.. M urshul Edm onson of lliiim iig ham, A la. uml H ill Hid, i o f At liin tu , tia. M is* Lin da l.nlldeuh cig, flo w n g ill, was a ttire d ill nu etisenihle M i*. H E. O ispm iin unit In-i s im ilu r to that of the maid o f daughter, Mi * Uml, III, I 'ten ,, tun, honor lu ll the fitte d Imdice wu* fashioned w ith u ru ffle d im im lcil were hostesses ul a dnoni ii.rtV neeklim- whieh wu* ulso designed given Frid ay ev. uing m tie i.rlhy the bride, She ca rrie d a smalt vute dining loom of Inn Hpe, er'* \o ,h i,| Inn f. Mi , loanm \Vti­ basket o f ru*o petals. _ ll ii i ■ <* and I . im I oii Edmonson who C an d le ligh ter* were M asters were monied yesterday dter* Tommy Willfama, the urlile'a noon. bruther, and Hoyre ............ her ’"lie iooiii wu a lln u tiv e l' lie euusln. m inted wlD, yellow gllldiel, nnd M rs. W illia m s chose for her colei.*, d a ugh ter's wedding ii street length The Kite,I* cnioVliig lie ■ell dress o f pink lace w ith navy blue mg were: Mis* .lojintii- Mill ill.*, aci:e**orie*. M r*. Edition-mil won- i in-ton EdiniioNon Mi and Mr*. a street length tires* of silvei E. < W illiams. M. and MK. n ylo n organdy over IrrldeReenl tuf I.oniloid,, ,.' and d im .1ter, feta w ith p in k arcessorles. Linda, M. and ^Ir* H E ( bunF o llo w in g tho ceremony n re ­ loan. Mr. and Mr* Demur < liatrception wa* held III the gulden tmiii, Johtinv Hromlev, T-,mtny n atlo of M c K in le y H a ll. W hite W illiam *. Mr. and M is it, nnv hibiscus and g la d io li were used in Austin. Mi ami M u .m ,nlev co njun ction w ith th e ,n a tlv e green Hockey, Ml.i. Elide Melji.eei, und e ry o f the garden. _ lloyce of lacks, oil ill,- .and Miss T ho bride'* table, la id w ith mi llai l,ai a fhuntmio The hostesKi', presented Mis* im ported linen cu tw o rk cloth, held with a lovely linen arrangem ent* u f white hibiscus W illiams and g la d io li, a s ilv e r punch Is.wl, bli'lgc set. and « stately three-tiered cuke. Like lm lle rm ilk ‘ Add imely M ra, H a lse y H ruln and Mr*. Hennv A u s tin uresidgd uver the iliced ciicuinlier* ami rad isle* to h rldo's hook unit the 'g u e sts were II, »ei.M.n wltli m.ioii juice sail graeted by M r*. |(. It. Crensliuw , ami pepper unit aurve bn a cinlteil ■uup. ’Mrs. Tillis Colls Special Meeting PILLO W CA SES 29c B L A N K E T S ................. 3.77 PRICES FOB THIS SHOW ONLY CHILDREN 35c ALL DAY ADULTS - MATINEE 60c EVENING 75c B. L PURCELL CO. 210 W. FIRST ST. PHONG 174 ,» if c 4 ( M a c - iu 'K T U v .4 u ' I TTT-u— �•- llam a Itowrl! Sanford'* C a rdin al* placed tw o F L O R ID A H T A T K L K A O U K player* on th* flra t F lo rid a S la te F la y e r Team League A ll- S ta r team anti one jj'l l ,BVJb Hr n r h player nn Ihe second. Tom m y "W alton la ’ onard wa* named the le ft fie ld e r fo r the flra t team w hile M an ager J. C . Dunn look ............................. „ f| „ , the u tility rotn on the flra t team *l*o“ R a ttlin g R ill” M atty wa* *e|*r ed a* the A ll- S t a r second team th ird ha*eman lit the poll of the H ill H a tty F IR S T n"||"Hkcr’i ^ M . D a y t o n a Reach ru d e . R«.|.and T O M M Y I.K O N A IIH . S A N F O R D [f»'l T rendw ay, Ja x Reach Skeeter H aller, Day tuna Reach A r ,j|1|r |>Mr«|uv, D aytona Reach Jo e A n ge l, J a x Reach Sonny W ise, O rlando J . C. D IIN N , H A N F O R D Ram a Row ell, Cocoa _____ _____________ Foal I Inn F lr * l Rare Second Rare HhorW top T h ird Ra*a L e ft field Center! irld ItlK h lfle ld C atch er F ltc h e r (It) P itch e r (I.) U t ilit y M an ager F L O R I D A H T A T K L K A O U K H F X 'O N D A L L - H T A K T K A M F la y e r Team Fnaltfon D ale P c n ia , P * l,a n d .............................................. F lr a t B T on y Hellona, D ayto na Beach Second ( h ico lro Fundora, M indora, Leesbu Leesburg C rg H horUtt B I L L B A T T Y , H A N P O lf l) (leorae Hughe*. Cocoa C'enterflcld A l P lrtle , U k c la n d ........ R lg h lfle ld C a lv in Co llin * , Leesburg R a y Dunne, D e U n d ....... J im V ick e ry, D e U n d F ltc h e r ( L ) Dutch C r a u m e r .llM it M ill D aytona D ick Zuccalo, D ayto na Be H ip Dunne, D 4 L* n d ..... M an ager « Fishing M eet Nets 51 Pounds O f Bass FUN IF. PALMIF.UI , . . Hreka 20th W in T on igh t Boh N o lcs' e rro r a l short. Hueeesslve illfle ld single* hv R ill R a tty and Turn e L o n a ril Inuiled Ihe iia*e* and M gr. J . C. Dunn dropped a short sin g le in rig h t to send two runs arm s*. H ill H a rris follow ed w ith a double to I r f l re n te r to aerounl fo r lha (b ird run and R ill Hllvni (honin'* sin gle to rig h t h roiivh t In the fo u r lli ta lly o f the Inning. I llll Sam u els' filed nut to ranter to alow H ilve rih orn n to score w ith the fin a l tun. O rla n d o picked till two run* lit cacli of the eighth ami n in th fram e*, m a in ly an Metin'* w ildlies*. However, Ihe Card* added an Insurance run In the ninth. C A R D C A P F .H H : H ill Sam uels, C a rd in a l shortstop has gone hit* less In hi* last 30 time* n l the plate In Hanford . . . T om m v I c n n a rd ’s 27th double amt RR| H a r r is ’ Itlth last n ig h t Increased the team'* total to IlM, or 14 m ore than ware h it a ll la s t year In 114 game*. T ha C a rdin al* have plaved o n ly 120 game* till* vear a n d hy m anaging to w ork the tw in b ill in to nigh t ran and tha sea­ son w ith 131 . . . T hu ID53 Card* ^ The u p risin g started when have 42 triple*, 10 more than Prlea W estbrook reached firs t on H ow ever, Uta lUB'j Sem inal* lllu ra h it a F B I, record bre a kin g total n f 84 hom rra, 41) more than th is year'* total, SA3XII8I) w**toriHik, If IlstlV . All ..... i,*,ui*rn. i f hutin, lh Ifarrl*. e F L O R I D A H T A T E L R A f lU R eb**a ....... larlnaa Hearh u' 'a aa al 1 The K o d ake rs, Reach C om bers anil A v m a ts launched the n ew ly form ed V J «a How ling League T hu rsday night at the Sanford D A Y T O N A R K A C It (Hpe- Row ling A lie v s In su p e rla tiv e fa sh ­ r ia l) — T he V olu sia Countv K e n ­ ion s ro rln g u p - stra ig h t trium ph* nel C lu b has planned a heavy without a d rte a l to forge Into a H rlirdiile o f extra m atinee ra cin g three-w ay tie for firs t place. program * p rio r to the end o f the Meath pared the K o d ake rs w ith slim m er season on Hept. 17. n three gam e series total of 180 F i r s t o f four special m olincc* to rank first In Ihe league. M eath's w ill lie staged on Satu rday. Sept net average si mid* second in the fi. A Labor D av m atinee I* league Just three pins short of slated on the fo llo w in g M nm iav, Roche's Ifitl Sept 7, and It m liv w ell lie thu Roche, however, has rolled only biggest afternoon card In the hls- two gam es One of his two gam es Inrv of the track. was a robust 2'iH to rank No. i In A d d itio n a l ila v llg h t a ffa ir s a r e op tup Hu tin ila v. Hep). 12, and op clo sin g ilav. T h u rsd a y, H epl. 17. A ll o f the m allnee* sta rt a t 2 p. m. am i consist of III rare*. The re g u la r W ednesday r h a r llv iratlnee* w ill also ron tlnu e (ilin ilg h m it the season w ith Ilia F A L A T K A ( S p e c ia l)— 'Tha F a la st otto fa llin g on Hnpt. Hi. L arg e Intkn and C rescent C it y J u n io r crowd* a re expected a t a ll Ilia C h am b e r o f Com m erce sponsored rem ain in g m atinee p r o g r a m * P tiiu n m C o u n ty K l* h ln g T o u rn a ­ since afternoon ra rin g ha* proved ment recorded 7 black has* la st liit 'iia s llig lv pnpttlnr al V C K C . Week w h ich w eighed over tha 8 se ttin g the pace fu r the record- 111. lim it. The 7 bass weigher] ■ breaking cam paign. to ta l o f ft! lbs. 7 nxs. b rin g in g the to ta l num ber I l f baas entered In the 2D week* the rodeo hn* berm In p ro g ie ss In 273 w e igh in g a total o f 2,11)1 lbs. and P ox*. The la rg e st hasn entered th is week was a II III. H ox. m onster tn krn from M u rp h v'* Creek «n a shiner by W. W ym an P ilc h e r, M a rie tta , (in. T ills bass won Fixlterm ati Pitch er the w eekly trophy III the liv e ba ll divisio n. awhir.-.r1HairtUMH. a* Hell*, p AM l i i II J n ( l i 1 1 j 1 II . . » & D eath Com bers aa a team s p lu t­ tered the moat plna. 3081 T he Kod a h a ri, rid in g trio cre st of H eath 's pin sm ashing rx n lliltlo h scored the h ighest Individual gam e fn r n team with 745 plna cra sh in g down The V J 111 r lr c u lt Will bowl each week through the aeason on T tilirs d a y night* y t a r t ln g at 7:30 p m. In the S anford R ow ling A l­ leys pin and b u ll patacu *1 20d M agnolia A v u. V J M L K A f lU F . A V K H A U K H Rtf* Meant <‘l* rli •Mt| Ins, 1R * HI i j I 1 A 1.1,1! V CAT* *««. u» is* i| t IIS Its PISS sn Ha jne 417 it s n:> 1} lie ill m ■144 H til SI |AS •< I it Perdue. v r lr r a n D aylo n a v e ate n la y along w ith the o ffic ia l 1053 A ll- H in t team, picked by the aame HI Judaea. And hard w ork I* on la p lm m ediately (or the young b e " who have otjlv * m »n'h lo I UiY day Uiyuntl before their opening ---M s lW m enl SUL'IIIll-lt ayainst thlJ thu Vil^Hy v a stly Im im proved IllMlI p fflV M U n iv e rs ity of M ia m i H u rrican e* In Ihe o ra n g e Howl stadium . Nugent plans hard contact work lho first day of d ills . ‘ We r i {talking for our heat II player*. Nugent stated today. "W e have an exception ally young Inexper* lenced squad and Hint mean* blit ano Unrig— we must learn e a rly Just who our re a l p la ye rs a ro ." S crim m ages under gaine-Uk* conditions w ill he p lrtilifiil. Nugent plans eight teams to work as unit* as the search begins for llio best players. Several p ra rtlre g n m rs have been carded F S U w ill meet J a c k ­ son ville N avy, T ro y Stale, In p ra ctic e affairs, Nugent hopes In line up al least one S K C team [or such a game. Ja m e s Cox llr a ily , whnxe A rtisinn won the closin g day S a p lIng Stakes, led money w inners during ti* 3K intovan ( T'luk* O f m«r New Smyrna Tides Tuesday In w 0 33 a .in . H igh 2:33 p in. Rnh P o rte rfie ld nt tha fie n sln rx recently celebrated his 2flth birth day by pitching a one-hit ahutout against the Red Sox. Sanford Cardinal Averages Major League . Leaders Mr TS* A s .n .ta t.il P r t u ' RATIO'S 41. M M l i l t: Good Mare Named "Jacinth" O C A L A . F la . bP—C a rl O Rnre, resident o f (lie N a tio n a l Assoclaft I' Ml*— Pnliter. I lr on kl vn . in« on o f T horoughbred Breeder*, IttiNB M A T T H ti IN—ca m p a n tlU , w a i president o f ihe F lo rid a S la te llrooklyrt III C o m m ission . When he lllT t t — A*tiburn. FhiU doipM *. u s . R a cin g parted from thi* post In 1D36 he IX ItFlH jK tt-U oslN l. Ht. Loots. 41 T I U P l.K lS - lllllU n i. Ilronklvn. II. went b a ck to breeding horaca. IIMMM M a t h sw * . S ll l w s u The firs t one ho a cqu ired wa* HT(d*feN IIAHKrt— llruton , Sttlwsu- the broodm are, Jacnpo-Calycanthu*. O f h er ten foal*, nine have I'tr’ ^ lljJ t l— Ito*. llrookljrn, s -i. been top (light w inners. I I A T T l N O — ttehosndlvnvt. htV i | k H n ljT H — llo lisrts, HI. t.oulv ^ I’ hlladel- ‘ “ 'A W lUItttAN t.MAtt I M IIATT1MM — Vernon, W sililn a to n . I t ilN f - Mlnrntn, Chicago, »S O A T TN t) I N — Rnasn,' A n I I e n n 7 n HCNt W t 'la vs - K T * S 3 *** World'* First-Choice i i j l il s t Ruck U ra c il catcher. wa* named the F lo rid a 8 la t« League's moat v a lu ­ able player. J a r k fa d e wa* named arrnnd moat valuable player. Ill* selection wa* announced lA l.I .A I I A S S K K (S p e c ia l)— Flo rIda Stale U n iv e rsity , Riddin g for a ulace In the national g rid iro n p icture . begins a t i c football «fa Lhero en T T iidtrlatr uesday u willh ith Ihn the rtunnlna opening fit of fa ll d rill* under It* new head coach T om Nugent. A n ear DO man *quatl reported Sunday for assignm ent to room s w ith p h ysical exam ination* slated M onday. _Full-*cale d rill* get underw ay Tuesday. F u r Nugent, the assignm ent of re a lig n in g and boosting Ihe S e m ­ inole grinder* Into a m ore p ro m ­ inent place In the ath le tic world, is s im ila r In the sltuaUoo the op ilm ls tle young m entor faced lust five ye ars ago. A t that tim e N u ­ gent moved into V M I of Ihe SouIlicrn Conference to take over at a school whose football fortune* were at a low obh. He stayed at the V irg in ia school four seasons, won 1, Host 18. tied two. H is ‘SI team shared Ihe Southern title w ith M a ry la n d w ith n 7-1 effort. When Inr ro ll Is ca lled on Ihe p ra ctice fie ld hero Tuesday, N il gent expects only 14 le tle rm e n from last y e a r’s squad that won one, lost eight, and Red one. H e 'll have some 50 phi* freshm en nn the fie ld ton. the league thus fa r. T he B om bers w ile d In show up fo r the league lid -lifte r la st T h u rsd a y night and reported the loop's f t r it forfeit. . l.ra g u r’s uportw rite rs, radloce*ter* a nil team in irin g rrs . 90 FSU Gridders Begin ProcticcTuesday Kodakers, Beach Combers, Avmats Pace New VJ-62 Bowling League State League for th* «econd h a lf R anitor*, 7-fl, at T in k e r F ie ld last Tilts. Trie afternoon optmar o f lha o f t In Orlando, hut lha tw o club* c lp between the snoratlle shower*. Tom m y "W a h oo " (.emiaril, hid* nv to beromn Hanford's flra t orlda Htate l.eagua b a ttin g champion, slam m ed out a double M id single In five Iritis to keen hi* loop leading average at .381. T on igh t, the Carrlim it* wind up lh a 1053 baseball season w ith a doubleheader against the Leesburg I , a t , a t the M em orial Htndlum beginning at tl:3<) o'clock. Hanford's "K a rn n st K rn le " P a lm lerl w ill probalily draw t|.a pitchIItK a*sL*nmeul in the seven Inning Opener so that he can coma hack to pitch the second game If he loss* nla hid to w in No, 2t>. * F*ite'e*-| rhalked hi* lU tll vie* ta ry Haturday afternoon In the ta in • atiureviated sixth - Inning opener w ith Uavtuna hare last Saturday, 2-1. The game was ria y e d fo r the holder* o f a ll the Y o w ell - T ou rlito n free ticket*. R a in keut Urn crowd down to B u ck Perdue n 1 F IR S T - Q U A L IT Y D E L U X E retci ■Nltevl TUN-IN WITH 11% TM*tm aiiawAMi VW MT OMT li .oo* iw i* J4.4p )4J0* 1I.TI* 14.14• 1444* 14.4** >*.«*• u n i U fF hit IlM MU (Eicapt Sunday) • • (M l 14 iM itl • Matinees Every Wea. See The New 1953 Puick 4-Poor Sedan ■ __ _ tffiit *1*0i li T.»*i If 4 • 0 ! A u stra lia n . Totalizator Which We Can Deliver In Stanford For HU! ...... UkirBeyl L- ^ — ------------ Fey es little ei $1.25 o wnkl 'at (he friendly1 : -* A T » iia coniiatently ol lawlna (wotat SERVICE Haturday uaill a a.m. Men. KoufeI7-92 LXARKB “STAN” ROCKEY » l i t Roatli Park Avtauu GORDON OXFORD JA C K ’ SWAIN PboM M 2S2 — 13S �w —• Vacancy W ill Cost You More Than Next tim e you have a sm a ll am ount of raw h am b u rg e r on hratlon w ill provide w hulem m c m w in brmu m any of our lovely hand, try brow ning It In n little t-rb iln in e iil for Ihe t.in n i/ i.p | ren tr* I F lo rid a young Indie* In fat and ridding It to cannedI sp illh _ Hive e very C e n tra l F lo rid i e |i’ Ha ill.i rule Spring* La b o r D av jo ettl In tomato sauce for a quick zen mi o n tv ir'" 1- '■ • rn m p rle fnr the title* of ‘ Ml.** San dish m ir lea dim; W ashington la w m a k ­ la lido Spring* of HIM' ers. Sen d e c re e u iiu lh c ia « u j Labor D ay f e s liv llh * w ill M a rl i lug h er fniumi* w a trr o a lie t fou Hep. S. A. Iferlnnit • at tii:no n 'r lo r k and continue tine " T in Hot C a n a ry " at 4:20 throughout the day u n til "Ml*.* p.m .Sanlando Spring* of 1933" I* rro w n rd at 5:00 o 'clo ck In the T H F H A N FO R I* I I F H A t .lt evening, a ro in tin g to the schedule Mem. Aug. 31. 1953 __ P ag e 7 o f event* re lra x rd yesterdav are being received teoin uninv The Sanford Jaycee* la id today TO L A T E TO (I, ASS IF Y uroup,-. in n eighboring citie s nml that three w ater shuw . w ill lie fe a ­ young ladle* are con tar lin e u* tured at the Sanlando Spring* L O S T - Parakeet R h ilsh g ra y Labor D ay relebratto n with 12 breasted In v ic in ity of C o m m e r­ d‘>Hv for entry blank* "H o w e v e r." M r. Able* added, y e a r old sw im m ing s ta r Lin da c ia l and D ark. Rew ard. Phone "w e hope that Ihe beauty ronieat I Hrldger* of A ltam onte Spring* do 490 W. Sanlando Springs Celebration Looms As 'Biggest' Event UM a .till i ..it . . . . . _____ . i _ " N o atone w ill be left unturned to m ake the Sanbindn Spring* L a ­ bor D a y C e le b ra tio n one of Hie finest nm l biggest e ve r held in C t n lr a l F lo r id a ." John K ittle r ra id today. M r. Kittler, rh a lrm a n of the Ja y ce e event* and a Sanford J A y r t e leader, sa id "w e 're spon , u ndertake throughout Ihe ............................. e t . - i 0 c t',n lln *J' d'KlSe Douglas - i i e . ' T r ' a lY! n °* « i | W M f £**?*!• ” l'l *hl» y e a r1*. sa n lan d o Spring* L a b o r D ay r e le - ' ■A \ ^ W .1 ... A . . N T ■!----------- 1______ L._!____ g — A R TIC LE* FOR SALK - 3 . I— Use H ERA LD W AN T ADS Y o u r T U P P E R tY A H E d e n ie r G la d y s Som erhy Phone 1739-R. t lO A t M I L K : H i D~ l^ e it . " h T h iu p ford Avo. Phone 7I9-W3. F u r Ife.wullH T i l * I n ll n tt lh B r a t e s * r i U , In a l l W a a l SO* • u i l l i l e l l a T h e • S s l n r * l l r m l it. I IlM f I Hr p a r l i a r I n . r r l l n a # l l a l i li i r p r r l i a r I n . r r l l n a • IlM r. Mr p r r l l r r l a . r r l l n a N Ih nra Mr p r r l i a r I n . r r l l n a S r p r r l i a r fn r t r n r l r I n n i r a n M i l WnrM . In I h r It a r . U n a h t r H a i r f a r H l a r h P a r r I'ap. PH O N E 148 i <*■ a - Uf o u t tv III bp iH-t'pplPil (i»#p III# T#l#|i li iinr on tn#m*i* f n M n m i b t t r i i r I f mimp nnm# l i 1 I l M M In IN# Iflff iltuN P ho4>li. In ft fl B r n fo r l l i l i nrp o oi w o tin linn (H i nf1tr#rll##r I* f t i ' f H H |«i t»*« firum ttfl* In » rt l#r f o r it«* In r # m l r r Ih# b#M iiHgtiblr a r r t nil H o o t 4 il« m i n i H# in nor o f f l i e on I h r itity If# fo rr F l r n r r n o i l I f tin lo ifw rw totrl v tf on # r t u r n rr n tn In t o u r ntl, IV P r n n t i o l b* rrwiioo vllilr for m n r r fh u n o u r In r o t r # r l lt i« rrtlon, 10 I *fI |Q Ifl ,v Pi np** RNttip r n l r In n IIr M otillnnry T u 1 t* h a r f H * '' i f l m t r n l r na ll n rn o r i l l n n r r On# i m # «nii«# r a t # m f "i«r O m#« oriltnnri 1 11 I f M . fin # Hit# n nn it m l # n« f i t # lln#« t t r f U *»«r> O p # . »r- •■ ■■ r o l l K F .’S I m m 'M -1 New Kidding col* ,'ulu*- t a P a id ARM Y • NAVY 319 Hanford Aye. $5.98 C l. 12 50 r s I SU R PLU S Phone 1321 D S ----------J - V B - — - W - B V V I S 1 12- b u s in e s s o p p o r t u n i t i e s H M A l.i, B U S IN E S S If you have a s m a ll h‘;*ln***» In a serludcd p a rt of town and are Interested h: c e llin g .u*tom er*. list the s e 'v ie p you offer In the C la ssifie d en jo in of the Hanford H e ra ld tra il 1U. FO R S A L E —O R O C E R Y S T O R E Ami meat m arket, gniMi loeatinn F*t.-hUshed m any ye ars Owner MOBILK HOMES re tirin g due to ago. Complete* go 13 ft in II f t , price d from t ) 2to Inc business Including a ll stocks up. We have 3 new Schult m od­ and fixtu re s for $3,000, w hich Is els, also T f lllR . I T , Y E L L O W le»* than cost at fixture* alone S T O N E , N A H H U A . R IC H A R D F o r Inform ation. Phone 441. or HON, A L U M It R O O M * A L U M ­ w rite W H. llu P re e 313 PalIN U M A W N IN G S , Fast.side T r a ile r Sales M i P a la lk a , Fla. i t - 8PE4TAL 8 ER T IC ES - » C O N C R E T E Slep*. slopping stone**, i p Y O U H A V E ^ M i f l N a i D g r r a s r trap*. se n ile tan**, w in ­ S E L L end a re Id ■ h u rry to se ll dow *111* i lln te ’ i. M ira c le ConIt, let the cla ssifie d a dve rtisin g erete Co., 309 Film A * r. Phone departm ent of T H E S A N F O R D 1333. H E R A L D prove Its a b ility aa at e fficien t sales m edium . “ I A N O S— Organ*, Itxnd Inslruiiir n t 1*. 0 ii I I a r *, accnrdlan*. iA I J U m lE S ~ D rum * Convenient T rrm * U fe tlm e A lu m in u m — F re e E lt t Strei*p M usic, t ill N. Orange, Urm ales. F re e In sta lln llo n —Telelando hone 1433 Furniture Center. 19 W. First. P NOW IN S T O C K C o n m -te B rnrhe*. concrete window sills, concrete window lintel*, grease trap* and build inu m a te ria ls of a ll kind* H I lK K M A N C O N C R E T E P I P E CO. Phone* I(Ml, 1111 I P R R A D E R S E R V I C E . 1.1me and D olom ite end F c r t lllr e r . Phone 13D3-M. D avid E Carpenter. H A V E you r law n mowed by J e rr y Lord Phone I M J C A L L us about our ( T r d ll P la n. P aln Ln g , R e p a irin g Rem odel Ing. T « l Burnett R l. I. Box Tft-.'t Tel II9 /W S C H O O L t) E 8 K 8 — F I N I S H E D A N D U N F IN IN M E D AH- TYPER Ridfdnser Work. Rea f u r n it u k f ; c e n t e r eonahle ’tales Frpr intimates. Phone 2321. V. C. U ra ce y . I IB W 1*1. Phone 1423 A L M A T R A I L E R — N ic e ly Fu rn ish cd, Screen porch Hoe O hlsger, ~ T»' T 3 R F ' • Ha»r*intM TrslWr P*iR, li mile.-, W is* i*h of Hanford ! ■ W E L A K A A part m e n u . IM F irs t Street. Plum e 490<W. A PLUMBING Contract and re p a ir work * pslim alp*. R L. H a rv e y. Hanford Ave. Phone 192H. . m7 < -I— ■ IS — F L O W E R S P L A N T S S H R U B S P L A N T S F o i l S A L K - (ie rh e rn D a i s y Seedlings: lin o Do*. Bloom ing slii* double rose, red. nr pink h ihlseils, 50 cents. Hose or la v e n d a r Pcntas. 23 cents W hile 30 cent* M a ll orde rs lo s extra K ipp N u rse ry, 713 A n d c r sou Street. Orlam tn. Flo rid a . If- AaM m obO es • T raD e re — If W E B U Y U S E D C A R S . llt U e and Reel — Second and Sanford DAILY .srECtAl.S ’33 Fo rd . 2 ib*or, fu lly equipped $1493 ‘ 31 Studeh aker Cham pion, a u to m .illr d riv e 1093 " B u y from a New C a r D e a le r" H A N F O R D M O T O R CO. INC. 1191 F r e n ih Ave. Ph. 1759 17-H— Autom otive S e rvice — 17-11 H A L L ’S G arage for G e n e ra l A u lo R e p a irin g Sanford A ( V a r y A v o Phraie WHO M. 1999 R night. B A T T E R Y , O enerator o r fttarter S t iv lr e . C a ll 317, flw a ln 'i B a t Hanford AIvenua t t«ry R etrvlec. iv ana 2nd Street. M A F F F . f A i r r o S e rvice , 1I0VV North P a rk , Phone 93i. Speedo m eter S p c d a lls l* . t» - BO ATS * M OTORS -II William P flmlfh. Otittmnr«i Sale*Free Service, Mercury Outboard Hal2(>t <**, 2513 H. P a rk , Phone 1174.1 T ra ile r a - l l.irdN E W F L O O H H su rfa ce d to p e r­ 12*— $|* n u A T S ware G. V a il W oodworking, 313 H O L L A W A Y A N ll B A B Y B E D S fection. O ld floors m ade lik e Sanford, P h 2327 J. D xy. Week or month — T el. 1423. new. F in is h in g , cle a n in g and F u rn itu re C e n lrr. lift W F irst. w axing, also portable pow er plant 19' ('(H In E I T C R A F T Itiin iilu iiil S P A R T A N It O Y A L M A N S IO N S e rvin g Sem inole County sln rp wit li IO.I I I P . G ra y , douhl* ONF. B O O M e tflrle iie y apt suit IIO UH K T IIA II.E tt NOW L O C A T ­ 1923 II M. (Reason. La* a M a ry iiliin k e il throughout, tra ile r M o­ able for w orking couple lilv a llt ED AT P A R K AVE. T R A ILE R tor and boat com pletely o v e r­ located across from Post O ffice C O U R T . Y tlU T II IIU N K B E D S K E E P Y O U R lots clean Heavy hauled and in excellent co n d i­ P riv a te hath Inuulre M anuel duty m ow ing - cle a rin g , /trail IN H E A R BEDROOM . C A LL tion An tim iMinl luiv J a io b lO n 'l Dept. Store. Ing shell drivew ay*, ru stnm ITM -R A F T E R 3:99 P . M. farm in g . DeW Ilt H in d e r A Son I.V C O R R E C T C R A F T w ith 75 II P. • l a k e -F R O N T D u p le x — 2 HH F u r TW O 4 M O N T H S old Pedigreed Fc Ph. imr-Yif. G ra y , double planked ImiIIumi If D esired. 11 ml*, from NAH m ale Boxer Puppies. Phone and tra ile r (T rim and la -i C h ild re n w elrom e. It. A. C a m e r­ V E I LS DRILLED , Pump* Install 721 M after 3:00 p. m. P rice d to *ell. r*l, any size. M. G. Hodge*, ph on, L a k e C h arm D r., Oviedo; O B . D E E P F R E E Z E II FI Used Ph. 4701 or 4332 1M I-M 40 o r 129 C a ll or w rite E d Pow ell at C n rreel I y e a r Com plete with food. 8330 C ra ftF Inc.. P ln e ra stle . Florida CARPENTER DORK U lrl* H ip y rk . good rondltton, $13 >1 J 1 1* t BR houto, 1810 W. 3rd. Partlf For quick repair Jnba, or small C a ll 1033 from n in 5 p. m. 19 - FURNITURE. I l’tiold Good* 79 R I C Y C L K — In e xcellen t condition U srd ve ry llllle . Phone 1410. 2Ma) C e da r A v r. hulling, Call Jim IU2-M-4. fur. Sea Tom CulberKuuie, 1719 W. 3rd. iIL TI®NACE8~^~B FURNACES - By Kra f Kreskr S L I G H T L Y U S E D apartm ent size ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or­ ultT fr lg ld k lr c Can he sen t at the lando Evening Star, Call Ralph ftIR . Apartments, couples, 100 N. R a y , 1 IU -J. South Apt. 211 F re n ch Ave. Ap Leute'.. M l W. t i t M . Phono t n p ly 219 French Ave. M O V IN G , L o ca l A (nog 'S h U R N lS H E D O arage Apt., 1802 VBNETtAN BUNDS distance. C A E L II, Storage P R A C T I C A L L Y n cw -Po rta hle E le r F re n ch Ave. ■rtory price* I Kotia-Heed Blinds, B and cra tin g . W. A. A D A M H . trie Sew ing M achine. Reasonable Arjmlnum slate, cotton orr plan 1 B E D R O O M house. Unfurnished. fo r cash. Ph. IIOfl-R, lete rep aervlre, Co LAWN MOWERS sharpened. Ri­ M onroe Corner. W rite B o x A f l eaetlaa Blln d Company cycles repaired. Shuman's, 319 des re " C A B L E N E L S O N " Spinet P la no c / c S a rfu d H erald. PbOM M| i n West 4th HI. M a p le finish. 1 year old. $395 . rURNISHKD Apt. U p sta irs. Phono w lln bench. Phone 1723 R. R IL L ’S FURNiftlHF. REMODELING,. repairing, e p a lrin g . asbes a fioaw. w,"‘ W V M B B " tos siding, roofing, p*‘nllng. Home of the Free esthnatei. Nil down pay Concrete Window sills ments, 39 months tn pay, Licen­ Concrete window lintel* sed contractor. H. J. Finch, (110 Oreaie trap* — Septle tank* Mallonvlllo Avo., Phone fM8 W. i»DROOM Unfuvnlihcd home In M IRACLE CONCRETE CD. ^•nford or nearby. Contact Lt. 43 years in S siifu ru drover, Extension 322 SNAAS. Ph. 1319 399 Elm Ave. L. I*. 1 ILL—Plana fecbnlelgn Pha oo Ul-W, Route 1. Hi nford P e r m a n e n t family of three*d7 TRUCK TO RENT lire i three bedroom house with ARTICLES WANTED If you have a truck < to rent you U(enen (urnbhed. City or rural. should Hat lh:dt service In the ||e |(^ Box D. L. c/o Sanford and trade ueed furulspecial service* of the Hanford 'Baler Furniture Co Herald. Wo have had InqnlrlM aa to who rents trucks. ?ER M A N E n F ResTdcnts, (iislro a I l- 4I — I l photl< W|. bedroom Unfurnished. Slate loLAND CLEARING 19— B E L T WANTED -1 9 Dozier* and Dragline work—Snail shell delivery. Good Acres Inc., j l - W M * ESTA TE FOR hA L E - 3 H O U SEKEEP ER to live In or out, P. O. Box 103, Lake Monroe, c « fe for two childnn. WorkF|a. Phones: Hsnford 0133; Day­ I Mother, Phone 22titCW. ^ 2 BEDROOM BOUSE tona Beach 31139. At) eonvenienco. excellent water, SA LESM A N : for imlddo sale* wllh IF YOU are re modeling or buildnwer Elder Springs. Plenty shade well established firm, A-l work ln| new. phone 2390 .f for . Imne 2290 yoifr trass, some H i t trees. 2 U/lflO L conditions, nay unlimited, plastering nr block work work. Expert acres fend. (1, C. Warmaek, Rl. da furnished, Only local rt*slpatch wnrh- no Job too large or Box 285, or see owner at Atl. dent need apply, must have car lon small. Free F estimates upon al. Bh. Bldg., Room 311. and references. For detail write request. f1, O. Box 347, Hanford, Florida NEW. SPACIOUS 3 bedroom house*. OAKLAWN Bath and shower. Breeseway, W t u m O FRONT MAN Must 'ounly's onl; carporte. Rofrlgeralor, range Know how to hsndle stock and Seminole County A and space heater Included. CP,* ly Tip care C— ‘— produce. Top salary. Apply ms Ireea. Priced for quick sale* T4p Super Market. Owner leaving town. Telephone RANCE -(!*■ SMAN — Produce, Estab­ lished route. Good opportunity, >»ve on Flro, Wlndslorm-automm ^ * ^ 8 ° * J K* c/0 T"c ®»nford bile Insurance. Sea John H. Wil­ REALTO RS liams Insuranco As llama Agency M3 Hanford Atlantic Bank Bldg, or Delivery Boy Wanted. Apply Pal­ See Raymond W Ba call M. metto Qrocory. To start Tuesday. Licensed Broker for kinds of Beat Estate IK w a n t e d " denar x Insurance, m -II >4.11 J* 8. Pi;fc Ave. ‘Phone MR. tYAWTID position as housekeemr. companion. Beat of W h e th e r b u ying o r telling, It will 918 Oak. Phone R EA f; WANTED TO REN T ~l *1& "fuS“v wffl' RKFINIHHfNG Upholstering and R epairing 393 Celery Ave. Tel. 12:4 J. GARCIA Cabinet m aking, upholstering. F u r­ n itu re fin is h in u — re p a irin g An , re reflnla tique to ;lque res restoring, u p h o lste rin g f»h 130 N. r le i. lY g f l guaranteed Bnulev Del,and, Phone £ k II- LOW t o n FOUND -21 UMT TOUR F E T 7 If you hava— advertise y m 'r lo*a F R E E fo r tnrea lim e s In the H e ra ld through the courtazy of ^ M M K|ojdflaj^ fitatj^ Rank 12— ELEC T R IC A L BERVICEH -22 C o „ G. E. Appll- (^Magnolia Ave. Ph “ h. 4(3. fgflee Center h 1 life maa ESTATE W * U B t.ymond M . Ban, F lo r lu i. "w itS in Want A NItc Motel In 84nford, Fla.? W E HAVE some excellentl La Lake* ke* frpnt Homes, also some new 8 * \y Cart, graduata dUtlelan. _ homes J P In . and ___,___ S bedroom tn the Modern ■.unit court — excellent w -W ........................ ^ycity. Contact me for your houaCondition. On beautiful Lake Monroe. U. ft. Highway IT, Inside COLRMAN’fl BARBER SHOP will •WMIDUON HR., city Umltx. For Information write »r,iA>; 135. c pliance bounty’ s J M Dealer l»4ri,_________ Ph. 29 VndopTch Salea-H crvire E le c tric a l & ( l i e Appliance* A d m ira l, K e lv in a to r. Serve) R c f r lg r r a lo r i, P ro la n e Boltla Oae. m Hanford Ave. 12M y j » * *> r i | r w i i M y i ^ i n u i B ^ p i a y ’ . r ^ A * > ~ r ■'; Want-Ad That W ill i Reprinted From F lo rid a W ild l(fe ) tu "lit Ht. John* liv e rm a n unco k u c me » tip on ( id lin g in the I" k liv e r Hull hu* paid o f f on initneroii* occa*l"li*. It. a nutshell, >n* a d ve e p a ia lle le il the old sayiin;. "W h e n in Rome do a* Die I'oiuan* do." Sports Roundup th in g 'h e upper Ht. John*, ureum l H anford, i hnve found Dim Ihr local angler* know more about tho “ how, when, and w here’ ’ o f the fi* ldn g in th is n a rtlc iila r area than a ll the n n tio n d ly rccognlzeil ex pert* put togethar. Since n early everyone in .Seminole County I* a fisherm an, the ch ie f tonic o f da lly conversation I* u su a lly ha**, 'p e ck led peich, or some other species t hey discuss fish in g feats anil le ported catchp* on Ihe rivet much in the same m anner that other com m unities d ls rllx il the weather, rtops, ete. A n d l can ’ t recall runtrip to Hanford th llt itt least n half dozen hunlneaXmcn rlirlir’t in v ile me to go fis h in g With them U su a lly , vvhere you lln d B Ini ot oral in te re st In fla iiln k i yon w ill _ .......... ..... and th is I* true In Hrm lnoliCounty. T he St. John* R ive r efl1 ter* the county at Its »*>uthea*t tu rn er, flow* th rou gh two large lake* (H a rn e y ant! M on roe i anil | xeveral sm a lle r ones, join* the h ’ .u itifn l W rk tv o Rivet northwe*! of Hanford, and Hu-u mi m u lti to the fim ioii* tin** 'p a w n in g g iin in d* "I L a k e George .Scmimde'* portion of the r*V” r i< v iit udl) fu ll o f • ih o o liiig Im** y cn tlin g* and cat mg size up to five pound* arid many luukei * m e taken fio m these water* ouch vein D u rin g the pa*t v rm , the lop notch Im** fish in g in 1‘ ojule I nke Im* l>eeume aeei ssilde in in, n used number.* of v is itin g angler* Here lo fo ie , only a few natives and guides, who knew the river, cool.I follow the channel through lire maze rtf Island*, -dough*, and Imt^k w ater In the p ra irie co un try above la k e lla rn e y . A new lis h camp ha* been ealahltshed at fe rslm m o n Ifaniinnck al>oiil two mile* above f u t i l e I,nke oil whirl was fo lln e ilv private land, opening up a large a m i o f alm ost v irg in fish in g B y G A Y L E T A I.B O T N E W Y O R K '4* E ve n ts have i.ikco .1 f.i*t turn in recent tiny*. nml now wo find t'u m m lsslo iii-r Fnrd F ric k being d rp ic tc d n* Iho mound*. arrh v illa in who. through hi* fa ll I.oeal sp o ilsm e n who have fished 1110 to gn In hat m ore vlg ivo u st) llil* p a ri of the river between Fei (nr ihe player*, v irtu a lly forced •m inion Hummock amt G c ig c i* them to hire .1 law yer to protect their Inleri-'t* It 1* even being *tated that Al lierl 1 H appy) Chandler. Ih\* com oiixMooet once retnnved. devtited tiunsclf in itn - diligentlv to guard mg the diam ond he roe* against iti uc em ployer* than F ric k ha* done We h a ie gone into till* a* peel of the lug w rangle rather level with a lock to control flow (R e p rin te d front thoroughly with men who a n . In Ja c k s o n v ille H e a fareri of the water The proposal for position tu know and they lll*l*l T he top men of the Corn* of Ihe ca n al a* vet h.r* been rll*ap that Happy didn't do any *urh Kii/ilueer* the other duv had a proved for Hie lim e being. Mdijert thing to a fnrlber *liolv id it* economic We are told that if the athlete* rh a u rr to view at first hand (ruin the a ir llte developm ent of the p n sslb llll le m n ln ix l F ric k If* only because ca n alizatio n and drain age of F lo r ­ T b c plane then wimg north they haven't tried him . and that from Lake llllll l'V keeping the he ha*, netnallv, dour more good idaA rro m p n n v lh g the o ffic ia l p a rty . HI John* R iv e r channel on d det-.l* for inure Individual player* Irnin O rlum bt tn Jn e k su n v llle were right Luke .le**up was under the •nice K* look office Ilian hi* prctl Ja m e s It. Coppedge. president n f i left w ing |n*l Indore Hu- plane eresxnr itlil in hi* e n tire tenure Ihe Ja c k s o n v ille Chandler ill crossed over S iiilu rrl If* |u*t that the two men operate C n m m crre ; ft M a rs h a ll In van , F ro m Hie .illilm le Hie plain- hail ddfcTt-tlllv president of the I’ ro p e lle r f lub; re a rb e il the *tale of l lorid. l i d mo*,ilc lii< V o ii'll never lln il F o rd in the Henry H a rtle y , vice president o f ' ^....H a ....................... r k e W .^ .ru H then ............. ippe-ired di,***lng riHim* *lappiog plaver* on Hie hack and telling them he* Cllitis <orporullnn. and a repre ,,,, ||,r right ,1 the plane sw ung sentntlve id tile Florida lim es almost illreellv .11 mw llexlei their dear frie n d ." *;ml our mfnr I.nke Appear.on id .1 1111111111-1 to.iM "H i- would •pot the loll lie f T|iion squall forced Hi, plane to swing lure lie would d" that Hut I ' ippell The nlllelal parly consisted of tu know tti.il not .1 xiu g lr player Itrig Gen Claude M ' Morpenlng lo Ihe east alm ost a cio .* ( re se n d Lake Indore Hu- si lu tin ’ * lliv e i tia* ippi'.ih'd to him on any m a ll *r w illinul getting iitu o i FnCd doe* Col II V l anat) ami I'apt I A w as ph hi H up again llie t e was .1 gli-.it ileal nf 111 uni *eek p id ilu ity alm ol *ueh In Hunt J r . trnm tile Offiee id the 1 Met of Engineer* Itrig lien terest in Ihe im inl of eulr.iuee of 1 im e* tierau*e lie *tmplv cnn*itl Charles G I lulls* of the Smilli Al the O k ln o a h .i R ive t into the SI e r - them part of tu* |oli John* and in the ill dance im ilil l.iullr Division, Cot Frank Faulk \* for the di-iuaiid* the player* tier 11I Ihe Engineer Hoard tor lie seen Ihe n od e the piiqgiseil • now m aking it is not w ithin River* and Harbor*, and O il It ero** slate e in i.il would take Im m the e n m n ils M iitirf * power to grant W. Scholl J r ., Ja ck It llarn* amt the St J o lili' u|i Hie iig la w a h a and a *mgh* one of them on Id* own Harold A Hrutt front Hie Jack In the li n ll of M exico hook lie cun only recom m end e rr so ivllle D lilr ic l (m ice. I 1u lu s l 11.il dcvelopoient from Hie la in reform *. *uch a* an Increase A flrr plckhig op thy civilian northern end id (he l.ake (ienrge in m inim um pay. a n d It w ill he gtmip id Hid Orlando Aliimrt the eotllfilex In Hie f i l l of Ja e k 'im op lo till- rln h p re 'iile n l* to make plane swung back lo thr east and v llle wa* nolrd. with m any of the the ,h'i imiiii * al tlie ir m eeting dur south I” view Ihe nnippxed cutoff engineer* who have known Hie ip " the W orld Serle* F r ic k did Mule from t.ukf ||,irn9y Ihrmtsh rlvCr for >••in * com m enting n Hie nave the power to m ake thre play I’uiZle l.ake and to Tlttixvllle The growth and devetiqim enl of Ihe r* from ea rh club iJtg ild e to play miming "f Lake Puzzle I* ap a r e .1 Alt In d e n tin g num ber id lira M inis* hull in tin- fn rih lN 'n n , anti parcntly one of IhoMloeal choir.** made for tfrscrlfdl'e reu rin lh * w ere nolrd m the i)v,-r and he aeted prom ptly Hie engineer* extu-e ei| Ihe nptn son* From the air Lake Puzzle 1* We are told that if the cointnl* |u*t that. .1 n m s or Interlinking lull llia l It wniilo not In- long lie • M iiit h i* ill.p la y e d t r a it ’ s of a r ............................. e tb lly in hi* dealing* with the I waterw ay* tllvltlcd by floating t* [ore I’Vlr’tlsP e s|ii.ivin g npetatmu< wolihl hr m i l" . vrv p la y e rs ’ new lu irrlst r, J N orm an 1 land* and cliitrtii* of v cgi'l.itfnii Hie g ie a l ilinf lili.sll ’ tleel ,t Lv'w'i*. H wa* unt without some I Between Puzzle Luke anti the procuration F o r lti* ta n rr Lew is eons! 1* Hu highest Piece ol G le e n t ove S p rin g , w a- noted and ■ did not help m a lle t * n.m h when ground on the eiitoff, snm r 20 feel m almost im lim e the plane w > he infnrmrfl KrirkS nffln* flint hr m*v« *| I hi* canal IK ovei laek .1ill v 111e where III' I uni Lew is had given hi* ".oosent" for " " . d o le d lo he rut b mean IM Ini! wa* made 00 *1 lieilob li Into Top Men From Engineer Corps View Canalization, Drainage From Air ilchine (■<»., _ machlnei, l, 314 figjfnoU a, pb. Hi,. Par cel f ’ llillllber uf ‘.It* met ci . Ttu- i mop nv, nt’i *. unit 11'* -iiicti uf Die town Punted ihnwillif tin viil ifHia< lnk»H, mail itvet iinH fi Innn ♦iiliHu. vifli ifi*Hi’i$il m foi mal inn nimllt lin f t 'It lf*t* ami hi • i'Mi ni" I »t inlM, 111 111 ft kI•'<1 1 " pi in I i<d ll \ i’V«*rv I at 1 Hi t li>* iiliiHII ill M'pU fo ifliiiiiit'i f 1 Min itH'viM’i In vi i i n i v How "Brain Washing" Method Works on Some W ar Prisoners Hats Cinch F-S-L 2nd Half Pcnnanf; Angel Wins 28th It wasn’t Lewis. B R A ILEY O D H A M USED C A R S I’urk Ave. & 13th St. W. K. McMaster, Mgr. A ll financing hnndltd through local hankn, "Bank rate* save you idoney”. "In eaxa you have an aeeldcitl, you aettls with a friend". Super - Dupcr - BUrtrUlns M8 N A S H 6-Cyllnder ^-Door ........... 4-Door, Fowergllde, '00 C H E V H O IrK T S T Y I .E - M N E D S M r«dlo, heater, new plaatie cover* ........................................................ 'fit N A S H R A M B L E R S T A T IO N W A G O N , all m etal body, over, drive, only ...................................................................................................... Above include* Intereot, Ineurance Cbargaa, in rlu d ln i, lif e Ins A r s u re and a ll Itnance charge*. . By T IIE AHHtHTATED CRESS D e l,a n ti’ s Red Hats. who clinched Hie F lo rid a State League second.half ch am pion ship S a tu r­ day, kept rig h t on wiontdg t a il night, defeating runnerup D aytona Hearn 9-1 and perhaps g iv in g fans a provue of Ine upcom ing p la y ­ off* fnr the 195.1 pennant. Daytona Reach, the first-half cham pion, w ill oppose D e l .and In (he boat-of-flve playoff* h e g ilin in g T ue sd a y n ig h t at Daytnna Beach. ’-irt M E R C U H Y 2 Door, new (teat covehi, riew paint ........ ID r d lu t t . O N ETIM E CAR* BON, Low price*, Fast delivery. Check with Acorn* Stuart, 18 Hovih “ W:"; -ift t ’ nmp Ht the bridge on H ig h w a y lb w ill t'd l you that one -and bar m ay piodtice n day's lim it of bass. The tin g fm o ilth tia*s feed around Dic*e bar*, e sp e cia lly around points where the backw ater join* the * w iftrr riv e r c iitie n t. T opw n ter plug*, *urh a* the I'uwpawr, O r ­ lando H h tlirr, unit various types o f crippled-iTiim iow lure* ean tie useil * u rcr* * fu lly here. Iln d rrw a te r liirr* such a* th r R ive r Runt, D illin g e r, amt the M irro r L u te ara jmd «* e ffective. T h i m any in le ts am) 'lou g h * o ff the m ain channel and the thntisnnd-and-one pool* around P u zzle l.ake ate perfect fnr f ly fb.hluit. T iie shiner fish e rm an ’ * lie*t bet Is to let hi* halt d r if t w ith the cu rre n t below the ju ttin g •and tint a nml through the deep hole* found at alm o-t e very hend o f the riv e r, ilnlnw l.ake H arney, from Lem on M tnff to C ro w e ’s Cam p, you’ll find the H anford angler*, fo r IIH* has hoeii th e ir fa v o rite ha-* fis h in g ground* for m any year*. S chooling tins* ate found up ami down the ilv e r fo r m iles, and from Iat4 prim : D irough the *ummer, there ore time* when gent sehools o f Im** lite ra lly cover Die surface, feeding on menhndeii m innow s that have spawned in Lake H a rn e y and ate le t u m liig to the A tla n tic (lecan Here. Ju*t about every type f fi«hm g is a v a ila b le to the bass j,;,,,';.; , wl{t w ater, deep w ater, ...... *i,1,n „w s till w a ist on the flat* or low bim ls L e avin g l.ake M onroe, at Hanfiin l. the HI. Jo h ns eontlmie* Its tw istin g path th rou gh the n o rth ­ we-t section of Heminote County. Rn** fish in g I* good a ll the way front S a n fo id In Lake G eorge, a few m llr* iin rth of Die co tin ly lin e .• I’ lie W eklva R iv e r, which ioln* the St John.* a few mile* below Hnn* ford, offer* anoD irt typo o f bass fis h in g w ill' it* sprin g fed, d e a r via tci F is h i'i men have been plagued by the huge lu fL t of hyacinth* that have choked tills ln-tiutifid - t iia ii i f"i m any years, and f"t tin ’ |u(*t two year* m ivlgni ion ha- lieen alnio-4 com pletely i ot .d f i>n h uge portions of the 11v ci Ri-ii-n tly. the .Seminole t'liin itv Hport*mnn* A ssocia tion ha- I'ompleted nuan gem en t* w ith the Game nod Fresh W ater I'ls ll ( iiiuiiiis - ioii foi *ptHying the liyaiin th s tiy plane to open Die ilv e r tu fish in g m ill p lvosu le tiual* th is should i r suit in some excellent tia** fis h in g In tho near fiittu e , \ few month* non, Saufnrd and Seiniimle Cuontv launched n iuo|i el designed t" iii-iuiMint Dm vls'tilii! angler with the fi»lnug to h* mi loved in tlii* area niul provide iiifm miilum Dial would lielp make tit I n ’, on i in f u t " F ‘ nog. Him/mil " M a i’iiripi’1 iniv < prniret nf A l i i ’ l(rv hold* tlii\ m rrlrn n la ’ iigne player*' represent.Hive, tn Till* .!$i Im vi' *• f mii un ron fe r with E ric k print to last Mon 1illHi unit nut IiimiMi m in tin* nnm iiid a y ’ * meeting of the executive Iill I aimi nil 1.,ikIk♦- Md ii ii r ', v% 'I'lf*Ifdi enm m ltti *’ Imre 1119 tn |hi* 111 i 11 ml«’ flnMiu: infnrfnnIf there l* anything tn the world huh i ih 11 % 'ii i 111191•' <"ii nhi min*ni I it m a h a 'e h iill enm m lsslonef 1 -els he , iitnvnh' liew n itf tin* ihtilv n-ktilH has u right to do at anv lim e. ly HUMAN N. HfN O lU N , fc.!> m tli.’ii funtii him n ir ii mitt Im’iil tion of 11 * n o rm a l p o w n Man * IP* talk with a p la ye r without any rlfu'l< M rtifit 1 ilnit** thilik iilniil i **A N E W nod ra th e r frig h te n in g power to reason, W hich .separate* one’ * eon'e m , even a la w y e r’ * i im7 1*4 iif Nilri'i’Naf ill iflh ltf’-t, Idea to Hie A m e rica n people is hint from a n im a ls , has h e m cut F r ic k 's reply to l.i-wts m which lin ’ *111 vi’***-’ ■ til ** uroviil# ( ’ * h Hta "b ra in w a sh in g ” tech n ique lo |t* im re m in im u m fly obeying h r pointed nut Hit little idmvvn 1hk’ nn*i|flh f r r i’ nf r lim c r In flflV era*y of his, Is said to have been the C o m m u n ist* p ra ctic e d 011 ih e C o m m u n ists' order* in mem n n r - till- h >tut a 'J 1j inn 1 m l n r lu id ^ r a r la s s lr xitn e o f our p riso ne rs o f w ar To orlze. re riie a n d sign ennfexainn* Mm k Im .an in Mu* Smimmli* ( *mntv if nnr Inform ation I* ns re lln lile a n a tio n o f people w ho freely the p riso n e r o f w ar 1* o n ly g iv in g fixhmur *1 m i I Im m»,hil Amivuiitri as we b e lie v e ■ H to tie Htei e M’r-fe form and ch ange o p in io n s , t h ll In to the a u th o rity o f ht* enplor* *m- h111 in iif*! I with tin* Hi’lirhl of several m isnnderstam llng* almnt nrH R elnl th o n g h l c m id llte n ln a 1* nx he did to H is t of M* d u m ln n n i *It»• Hfih, im ri*9,f*r*|#i| nt oni* nf w hat took place on M om iav. when t p a re n i ivlm oal m H iellrvnltte. lh* JnvriM* w rli'inrur fit ntn ni**, Th# Igiwl* coolctl hi* heel* in F r ic k ’ s Ja p u rirs e T ra d itio n • nli h I k nh(» r I n t i i * i l in lK * A group o f p a y rh la trlita have nuter o lflr e while the com m ission tili-N fit fh r infu rnm l imi hontti. studied p s y ch o lo g ica lly th e type A good e x a m p le of Hit* I* Hie r r met w ith Hu- executive co n im ll mill nprin r»Miui*Hl the .tuvr^*4^ w ill of In d iv id u a l w ho co uld aocces*. case o f Ja p a n e se p riso n e rs of lee in the throne room The play r hull v fu rn ish iirnnf flint tin* rn trh fu lly a han don h im s e lf to Gita k in d W o rld W ar II, who w oie so w illin g era’ la w y e r i* reported lo fm t now vti n u lh rn flr nnd «1111v i r i r i «*• ■•il. o f th in k in g under Ihe preaanre of to answ er q u estion s o f a m ilita ry that h r was given the lir ii'tio ff .......nf flu ' f l h t ftnir in o n th t ca p tu re n atu re T ills was not b e rm tie of A ctu a lly , he wa* Informed by 1 In* mim In I n w**n* p»#*h**n I i*«l * 55 F rle k the previous day that hi lack of p re p a ra tio n of Hie J a p a ­ lln m ln a te d In C h ild h o o d «ti urtisr m rtu'Hvml t Im* itn*niffntni. would unt lo* perm itted to attend I hi' liiitlf'Ml wi-1ifhf ri’i’iikdtNl It seem* th a t the m en who nese soldiers for possible captu re llv? c o m m itte r meeting, lint would but, ra ttie r, wax a good exam ple hirhii* till** tinirt w»4 !l pniihdl. gave up th e ir belle fa to th e Com h«t given a full audience by Hie of l l u ready a lle g ia n ce ftin 1 the nnl l l i r In iik rr w m n uurht hv it. m unlata were the ta m e parson-, co m m is'ln iH -r n fir r the meeting Ja pa ne se have for anyone in I M rKInnev <>n tin* HI. Johns, who, aa c h ild re n , a ban don e d the ended. He wa*. (no, lliough '''rigs near I’rr.-diimuiN Haiuniock. stru ggle fo r a e lf-au fltclen ey nnt! a u th o rity . T h e y are raised In tld s at that tim e was under Ilia im tra d itio n . I'be He m Imil c snort sin ru also were co m p le te ly d o m in a te d by p re is ln n L rw l* was md vet in the l"ok after their *mall frv l>v liulilC e rta in type* o f p e rso n c.lltlrs the d icta te s o f th e ir fa th e rs and o ffic ia l em ploy of dm player*. In unr an animal fi*liulh'<n for kids m others. U su a lly , theaa p a re n ts ca n n o t be forced to ch ange th e ir fact, we are M id Hint F ric k later an In I 1. I.ii*l venr's even! drew received wire* from six nr eight were yery s t r ic t a n d rig id about thlslc th in k in g concepts despite nil nltendMIire nf liver Iflu vmltlgg rrd l pressure* being placed upon p la ye r representatives w ith the va a u th o rity a n d very firm In d is ­ le ts, an,I Hie 195:1 f ’ h ililr e n i them T h e y m ay have act uni rlmiH club* saying they knew noth c ip lin in g th e ir ch ild re n . Roih'o. wldch wa* held al T ro u t Ing about the h irin g nf n law yer T h e w ill pow er nf theaa people m e n ta l breakdow n s h rru n s " nf I’nitd on A n r iid 12, dtew a record and had nut been rnn*ultcd I'll mult of 390. m ust be w eakened b a t o n they th is tre a tm e n t a t Ihe tim id* of T he owner*, a* w ell a* Iho cum T ile i iiopci a l inn cXtem leil 111 ra n Im payrholo«iC aH y forced to th e ir raptors. m lu lo n c r . are u m im ln n d lo lie v i-illm r f i'lr iir iiie ii Iih * re e iilte il in O u r p s y c h ia tris ts believe I'.inl ch ange th e ir Ideas. T h is la done n e ltlcd over the way Uie story n Ihum I in fis h in g a c tiv ity at Sanby ke e p in g th e ir n ervous Systems by m odern m ethod* or p s y c h i­ broke o rig in a lly They do not fo n l d in in g the sum m er mouths, a t th a h ig h e st possible p ttrti by a tr ic tre a tm e n t, they w ill In- a bln ch arge that Lewi* Ii4 Ilia news nml mi dm iM the Increase w ill lo unw nsli, or. If necessary, rethe a p p lic a tio n o f a tlm u la nfa , " le a k n u t," exactly, hut they do ennlitinc Itirnuoh the w h ite r re su lt lig h ts a n d nolsea u n til th e y are w ash the m ind* o f the m en who zay that both Reynolds and his fl*him r season, ft's the kin d o f m a y have changed th e ir thinking eahau sted both e m o tio n a lly and opposite num ber In Ihe N ational fiie tid lv cooneration that ills kes p h y s ic a lly . due to the C n in m u n le l pressure. IAtaaiic R alph K lu rr, were caught a fellow want to go bark to Han­ barfly riff base hy the animunciIn te lle c t ro w e r Reduced , M U K H T ID N A N D A N H IV F R ford the next tim e lie gel* a rtlfjlf, lu in k i'rlm r fo r a mess of Ht. Johns After Dili rompfAte 4*Aaustinn, W. 0 : W ill rnH nt: a rew nut* F in a lly , F r ic k Is saltl not to have liv e r boss. tha men are al(o*ed to relax a day Hnve a n y h a rm fu l effect* m i had the slightest objection tn the th e lin in g of the a to rn n rh ? They Are then v9rjf reapcfnAlYe In p la ye rs h irin g a law yer. In fart, A n sw er: No, e a tin g n u ts Is n ot nur in form a n t say* Ihe com m is- obeytnrf (he wlah«4 of tha cap1 loner nnt long ago even reenm- tors, since the Intellect Is more h a rm fu l to Hie n o rm a l person. rn endu l a ce rta in m outhpiece tn or less cut down to « smitl frac­ Nuta are a n u tr itio u s food. the boys In ra se they needed one. (C .trrtA t. (»»!, Xis» fM i'ir* Brnulrif*. In«, I All Inuuranca purchaucd from your Insurance agent. m It" Florida Wildlife Writer Says County Fishermen Know The Tricks Of Trade y Sidney and 4(X and c fo z la y ettM al c o n tra c t . 113 Uagnolfg Rent •3M •MB •MB Last night'* fray waz held tn five Innings by rain. Roger (Red) Pattcsi tossed a three-hitter far the winner* who clobbered Don Bartley for eight blow*, including two doubles and a triple. The victory was DcLand's 10th In a row. in Ha. last 10 gatnt*. Day'min Reach has won only four tluicx, last niflht'a licking being iU third straight. r j j tj sA "A iy w m aSii vdfifi'C ■W - <i i �» m tfZ V & S a p H : •;v - u x •*c , lj v vvvrwv>*< »*w m w .»» i m » scorn SCRAP r. j. B read, -S C B A P y . A ( i£ , BLER,lHH V IN L C A .IA , A letter w a . m ailed to Cov. Dan M cC a rty yeaterday hy the County ‘ fth a rlff'a o ffice , encloalng a file dealing w ith federal g a m b lin g .ta m p ., I M pledging a rre .t o f any .ta m p bolder. In the County. "Y o u w ill note in the file enclo.ed I. a le tte r dated A u g . 18, 106.1," S h e r iff Hobby w rote, "to illr r r t o r o f in te rn a l Kevenue o ffice fo r a c e rtifie d copy o f nam e, o f p e r.o n . y u ic h a iln g apeclal tax ' he enjoyed the d i. r u . .Ion o f "the lio . iilillit y o f a trlc tly en fo rcin g Chatiter 28067, L a w . o f F lo rid a , Ac»« 7 mr.'f the .n m e -unking the | , o * . e . .i u ii o f a federal wagerlug ga m b lin g etanip prim a facie evidence o f gambling.*’ The le tte r a l.o .a id th a t W illia m v lla llo w r . I ll , etate attorney o f the fu u rth ju d ic ia l c irc u it, Jack■ onville, p e rh ap. w ould make .nine l,-.i r . i r , d u rin g A b g u .t, A le tte r from the o ffic e o f the d ire ctor o f In te rn a l Kevenue, Ja ck .o n v ille , dated J u ly lid, a .k .d the local o lftce whleh o f aeveral a llpu Inted p e rio d , w a . In fo rm ation de.Ired co ncerning the la.uance of .tem p*. T he le tte r a l.o requested 'the money Ire paid in the form of a ca sh ie r* o r c e rtifie d check, or pout o fflra money order. The f l check which had been aent by the H ou.holder, anil enclosing a check S h e r if f , o ffice w a . returned. The la st le tte r o f request, enOn J u ly 17, the a h e rlff received rlo .ln g a 11 money order and signa letter from lllr h a id W. K rvln , ed by both S h e riff Hobby and M r. •ta le attorney general, in which Ilo u .h o ld rr, w a . ilated A u g. IM. he e x p rr..e ,l appreciation for a N o reply to th l. le tte r h a . been recent v i. lt o f the a h e rlff and .a id received. AND C L O fK tN q rtA V L B U N FRO M M ADE. scon EN U CLEATE '< o B R ld d ON P E L L c u f , *5 A K L R H L L i P N O M H U S K S OR. SH ELLS. ENUCLEATE BIOLOGY. <o O tfN W L Of A N U C L E U S . BANANAS. ENUCLEATE Do es Yo u r Me a r S u R Q t M -fo AJLMOVT WKHOUT CU<1iM<i . im a i n t t y E B A i m d c T EVER RLSf o j£ S " \( is A c t iv e Fo r . OMl-'WiRp of EAOl SLttHM i AND RESTS'fW o-'fHlRDi Of E A £ H S E C O N D . i Wh a l e liver of<eh we. AND IS RICH IN VITAMINS D E L A N D (S p e cia l)— A ln in .t h a lf of the 1061 H tet.on H a tte r fo o tb a ll .quad w ill he fre ih m rn anil another lib per rent w ill tie sophotnorea, Head Coach J a y I’attee .a id today a . he checked th i , in te r of men re tu rn in g t h l. year. Both letterm en and fre.hm en report designated a* picture day and were I ra tify fo r the f l r . t practice «e.»lun i W A S H IN G T O N 'J . - A secretary Fro m whal can lie learned be a t DiSO o’clock T uesday m orning. ’ ..J Moat o f tho p la y e r, w ill meet for . . id stale can get help, ranging from d id n 't consult lit. batter of S tale the f lr . t tim e Joe K e rry who Joina little In a lot, from h i. depart 1dep a rtm e n ts experts on the II. N eil the H a lte r . t a f f t h i. •u in m rr a . Mr'/ ment s p e c ia lis t, when lie wants In, The speech w a . .o vague about prepare a speech Ihe changes that it looks more like assista n t coach. Joch, Am ong th in ,i re tu rn in g are ... It m ay p a s. through a num ber 1„ tria l balloon ih u o any attempt •even aenlur. and . lx Juniors. T he f of hand, lor discussion, ch a nge , nr to n ail down Ideas, aenlura Include g u a rd . C h a rlie Ai>-ru suggestions F u r exam p . . w hen| W hile the c h a rte r - oulil la* pel, M ia m i Heach; W a lt (lolrfe, . fo rm e r S e c re la rv Ir-an Achesun eha.igrd any lim e — If enuugh 11 N. llir k s v ille , N. Y., and A l lla u lr r , . , fI made an Im iHirtant speech on Itu. m em ber, v o lj il (or It— the question Ru th erford, N. J.: ta c k le . H ank (in(j sla several year - . g ’i work began „ f ehunging It w ill com e up autoBoyer, Neptune llca ch ; Georg* , on It about rive months b e f o ii lie m a tica lly without anyone's sugJochem , C o ral Gables, and Del tn|. delivered II. g c lin g it In IIM.1 T ie ch a rte r it elnke, L ora in , Ohio., and J e rry , > S e cre ta ry llu llr s h lm .r f wrote ««,|f provides for that o jrkln i, Lake W orth, fulllrack. ," y‘ Ihe speech he gave In llostnn last ||y throw ing out a tr ia l balloon T he six Ju n ior. Include track. ... week before Ihe A m e rica n Its.- As now, D ulles could get some ills S tan le y M a rk ., M iam i: N ic k C o lanu,. soclatlun. suggesting, am ong other riis slu n going on possibla changes, tuono, C llf f . lile , N. J., and John things, that cliungnt shm dil tie |f Hi,, d i.c ii.s in n could tie continued Im grum l, W e . l Orange, N. J . and ' ar made in the U nited N a tio n , t.'liar- until HIM. hy then Ihe S te le He------------ iie rtm e n t would have snrne know)- Secretary Of State Assissted R No Bid For W all - 1 i?,.* cV nn . J], CH ?. 0#lo,J K * n i ' ^ 1 u r,1 la r k , A tla n ta ; H illy Odorrt, M l, D o ra i H a ro ld Know es. flre e n Cove H prloys, D ick H ubert, A tla n ta ; Bo b K u tn lrw x k l, I'rovldence, R. I., Jo e H lrranlee. I'ittxb u rg h ; Dene back as halfback fondldates. Know les and H o p kin s a re fu lli,i r g* w ith experience w h o w ill ret C oich * p i l t M . • ______________ _______ n , A r O r k V w U lllS D r*ver**N legara" F a lN * N ' y '* ^ • T U C U .M C A R I. N M t * - A won D Th*e la v e V J q u a d openings fo r de rin g rodent of the genu. F re t hi tw en ty freshm en to be chosen ,on ! ••■ If politefro m IN lo gtl new men schedule,! ,,}un M e lv in M cU u ire parked at to be on band fo r the opening J ,on,e1 , ,, , , . , day. Coach I'atteo plans to dress The a n im a l clim b e d a wheel and 44 men for home games and 3,1 to »®ttltd down for a nap In tbs* shade M men on road trlpa. The f ir s t °* J® * m nder. gam e o f a tough schedule I* M cG u ire cam e out and drove a g a in st A u bu rn In M on lgum e ry, **., y , • • **u* n.°* *B rA la ., on Hept. *J6. W aatern Ken- , Today hla c a r has a new tire tu cky, F lo rid a and T am pa follow •«» replace the one rid d lrd by |MtrIn that order. ™ P ln « q u llli. O f the HI letterm en retu rn ing, -------- — ------ ------10 are linesm en and ala are backs, \ f n f i n n D n r lr A t center. H ill I'ro cto r, converted «*»««■ »•■ fro m tackle, has lota o f offenalva B A L T IM O R E (Jt— I’ ennsylvanla d riv e and nla trail-handling has station was plunged Into darkness gained favorablo com m ent fro m fo r 41 m inutes Iasi nlj|ht by a the coaching s ta ff. Jo e P lekrna o f pow er fa ilu re w hich stalled mamB s w liM la H ig h (H anford) Is a top lin s tra ffic for more t h in two ta ck le prospect. H a waa v ote d h ou ri. T ic k e t sellers did b u iln e n A il- E a s t F lo rid a Conference la it w llh Ihe aid o f coal oil lam ps. sa K e n t e% T , m R a c id e n e e I. C H A R L E S T O N , S. C. - The U. S N a llo n u l D a r k Se rvice couldn't find anyone here w illin g lo pay even $.*, fur a two story, well kept house I’ ut up fur auction, t h i structure d id n 't bring a single bid d e q n le II. excellent condition T h e re wu« a house m oving proli lem Involved The stru ctu re, lo r m x lly a llghlhuuse k ie p e r's d w e ll­ ing, l l located nil F u rl Sum ter, a Bottle Buddies HHul " h"w*' *....... b Jca u .e D ulles w as so In d e fln lle In hl« speech In the lewvers he w ill probably have In re ­ turn In Ibis itih lc c l la te r— If he want d isru .sln n In continue with s tig g e .llim . m ore e xa ct than he .im p lie d th is tim e. One of the sorest spots jn the history of the U N - f r o m the A m e rica n view po ln ' l» the way Hussla has rep-saledlv used Its veto pow er in the S ecurity C o u n cil In block U n ile il N a tio n , artiim . At one puint of h i. ta lk, D ulles was c r itic a l of this overuse of Ihe vein. Hul he ran h ard ly have m eant t ill, country w ou'il cnnaldor e liin in a lln g it .I n rr the vein w orks both ways. T h is co u n lry could use the veto to block U. N action Inspired hy llu .s ia any lim e It thought neces­ sary In fa rt, without the veto as protection. It Is pretty ce rta in Ihe Senate would never has^ p e rm it­ ted this country to joio the U. N. Hut— It's the veto Itself which m ay In the etui redu ce a ll talk about c h a rie r ch ange, tu w ishful thinking. When the U. N. C h a rte r was be­ ing ham m ered together l r ISM »t .San F ra n cisco , one question which aru<e n a tu ra lly was about the ch ar ter Itself, a n ticip a tin g the very Social Security Man To Be Here Kuppove the lim e should m in e when m e m b e r, id Iho II N felt the ru le , la id down in Ibe ch u rle r ut San F r a u e i.co w eren't working w ell and needed changing. How could H be done? It w.,. agreed uml w ritten Into the charter D ial II enough mem her* wanted to co nside r changes— two th ird , of the M) m c m lr'rs of the General A sse m b ly and seven of (he II S e ru rllv Cnunell m em bers u c h a rie r—changing conference could lie ca lled Hut d im such conferee?e was held by IUM. then the question ut holding .u rh a conference would n u ln n u tira lly t-j placed before the U. N in IUU. The ronf«r?nce s lill rnuldn*' be held, even then, unless a m atu rity nf the (ie n e ra l A ssem bly and «cvon .Security Cnunell m em bers ap roved. T h a t m uch vote is needed usl to c a ll a conference |o con­ sider changes. H o i .there could be n» •change, u n lr f i two th ird s of a ll the U. N meti|berx and a ll Ihe perm anenl m em bers nf the S e cu rity Cnunell ved. T he fiv e perm anent lers o f Ihe eouncfl are the U n ilgd S lates Itu s.ia , It-.ilalu, France and China In other words. If ihe United Status or H ussla .a id " n o " lo any proposed ch a nge , there could be no changes. T w o plan ,* of P ho tograph ic .Squadron fig'x detachment " A b le " a rriv e d at N A A S Sunday afternoon in the d riv in g ra in to successfully com plete a photographic su rve y in the A rc tic regions. A* the crew , emerged from th e ir p la n e ., they were irreeted t,y the happv .tn lle . of th e ir w iv e , and fa m ilie s who had w aited fu r three and a h a lf m onth, fo r the Joyou. ta xa tio n . < T he detachm ent, whoiie officer* K .-C . W ilio n . AMU; In-charge w a . I.t. W . C . T ra u tm a n A D A S , and I.. It o f A lta m o n te S p r in g ., le ft here M ay 18 fo r (ioo .e Itay, larlairador. II, , and a p p ro xim a te ly <15 other «,|uadion personnel had lieen on th i. .p e n a l p h o to yrn h ir recunnal.ance and m apping m in io n fur tiie g o v e rn m e n t. H yd ro g ra p h ic O ffice , mi agency w hich i . re ­ sponsible for the m apping and (h u rtin g o f land u te a . throughout the world. T he detachm ent, le ft here In two g io iip ., .one going hy Ira n .port .h ip from N o rfo lk w h ile the id a n e . and c re w , le ft a few d a y . Inter. A f t e r co m pletin g the photo­ g ra p h ic w o r k In r»li»>ra.lnr, th» detachm ent moved on to base* in (ireenlan d where they remained u n til they returned tu Sanford. T h e .e d e ta rh m e n t. are a re g u la r occurancif in VJ-fl'J, and It I. not u n u .im l fo r one detachm ent to lie preparin g to go o v e r.e a . and for another detuehment tu lie welcomed hack at the .lim e time. One o f the p la n e , to re tu rn here Sunday w a. the .nm e plane whleh on ly last year returned from a p h o to g ra p h ic m apping and .u rv e y jo li in A ra b ia . The plane, number III. i. one o f the oldest p la n e ., In point o f .e rv lc e , in the .i|uadm n, T he men re tu rn in g here h e .ld e . I.t. T rau tm an , the o fftre r-ln charge, were: I.t. It. (i. L a y s cr; I.t, (Jg) F ra n k M oy; I.t. (J g i K. O. M c C a ll; Kn*. K. .1. C la rk ; Kn*. C If. S rrlv e r; K. K. O tt. A M C ; N. K A n n i., A IM '; J . It. C ra v e ., 1*111; C. J. K n u t.o n , A TI; A. A. D ick. r il : i; N . A W illia m ., A D I ; I). I,. J a ik .u n , ATII; C. O. W o lf, I’ ll.T; II. A lln tlio rn , 1*11:1; K. F. A representative «f th f O rU n d o S im-in I se cu rity o ffice w ill ba at «t„. Keroinoi* C-.-n ty C o u rt H o u s . on K rtilay. H*pt •»"> »{.'“ »• 84.pt, 18, lit5.1, between th» hour* of !':30 a.in. am i noon||,. w ill take claim * o f re tired iirm orui, their ilepwnilt*iitn, nod *ur« vivom of d r c r io 'd worker* d istrib u te in form a tio n lite ra tu re iin lu in ln ir ulianos of trio S ocial TIME! Don’t Discard I.ast Year’s Suit Until You See Mow ICxpert Cleaning Renews 110 K. 2nd Street J M The tire that comes Smart Youngster D ItL A N D O i^l— A Iron age H »a ter owner, who h is a lready an numired he w ill celebrate his HHh birthday by m aking a m ovie, In s piuved lo be a motion pictu re gadget inventor. Co-owner nf the W ashington Shores D rlv e -ln T heater here. George J . Y a rbro ugh started his Inventing c a r t e r after le arn in g Ihe cost of Inree-dlm ensliin conversion equipm ent was II.Suo. George, Instead of purchasing a package unit, spent about $15 for sprockets and used old p a rts on hand to xy n ch ro n lia twn prolec- YOUR OID B. F. Goodrich ta g . M O TO R O LA T V dihanci Low Down Payment hr $ flue RoofingM i Whether lt*«your ham* or your barn, poultry houaa or Implamant shad, thara'a a Barrrtt* Hoofing In a wide variety of rtyUa, weight* and colon, that'* juat 100* right for thajobt m* *»• • •• *. i\ Barrett aaphaH riringlN and roll rooAap coma hi ettTactiv* colon; an tffhctlvoly flra-rariltanti and guard again* rain, cun, mew, and wind. ThayYc tha mult of M ytan of onpcrianc* “Hetwam Urn World and tha * Weathar." IM ua dww you Mm Uimbtr Numbtr HUB US TODAY FOR FREE HOME TRIAL ON THE NEW 100,000 WATT POWER INCREASE. TMt hit. *-Aaf«e«tMr f'/W H iftiM C u s to e m«e » wtmwi^wn wwese �Interest Rates Starting Up IN T H E H ER A LD : lit S A M D AW SO N iiiiloniaiic ally atntf ■ ri'irranjilnH N E W Y lH t K cP S tiffening thu th-'Tr" pL’t " ' T‘i **•**«CiV'J d o lla r lu s som m le rc s i ratiw up. of credit Ihey need " And thu*r wini lin rriiu have felt | KRITKMIIKR t. 1911 T I . r e iv .il rise in Inlet >»t ra le s Yesterday witnessed tin* i'mn|i1i'liou of the fin a n cia l statem ent uf llio pinch and m any hav • i nn cam e a lie r lilt* E e ile ra l lU'sr-.'Ve th* a ffa irs Involved in tin* d iv isio n uf ilinti|>i* County anil the creation laitrrd T ill') ash Who Is profitstarted tightening up on civ n lil. a* o f Sem inole County, Ing al our expense? a means uf halting m llu lio n T h a i III' hanks have hein-filed T a n n e rs ami liu sliu -smon f 'll f'apt. M in i pc and his Jolly crew arc ag ain in the riv e i and expa cl Is evident from then- fatter earn to go Inin tlu< upper part o f the S i. John* Join and d ie d p c a ll the bars and hills statPineiils this yc.rr lint tbs' llic sipiee/e when they went to the * ive Die Over fro m S anford to Harney an eight foot channel. hunks al.- i|iute seu srlin - about hank lo borrow Kaniil..** wanting this And the-y i!o out -I iheir way to buy a itoiise Immd m orlgage D. D. W agner, e n te rp ris in g m alinger of the A r th u r D o n rg a ll Heal to I*nmt Old 1li.il Ihe idea 1, -liln I iininey h ard e r to com e by anil E sta te amt Innut*io-c Agency. left Tuesday to attend the conference putting solin' la rc h in (lie dollar p iiv in ix its higher. The l 1 S Trea* o f agents of the N ew Y o rk l.ife Insurance Co. at Hot M pungs, Va. was to hall m llaln m . and nol i<> m i and I'orporallim s had to agree 5, 10, And 40 Years Ago I" H L I T E M II Eft I, DIM M r. and M rs, ft. L. C a ld w e ll e riti'tin iiiv d recently at the Yuung P io pie's ( 'lu ll w ith n pa rty given In honor of th e ir daughter, C lia ile n e , who w at c e U ln a tin g her ItiDi h lrtln la v. • / iv e In Family III Wifrh Polio Vernon E. Y in rv a rri, C. I*. A. father today N eighlm i s, m eanw hile, are look ilii: a fle r Ihe fa m ily 's 127-aei** farm VINFiyAUP & COMPANY O K . num.'ll ** r , I.. I K IS S , , iw t/rc H llIlM *r% M iiiim M i - (' * liO 2 ill a 'hi M< II* '.'I Jr* 1 '1,‘la -I 211 '*211 -I !ifi I toil le s io n , s ( nlli III I 11 Irll I 1I*. ■i 111e II 1 II,' 1 ed u ll III* l|,|e V\ i ii 1i t l 1 ie 4 .1 1 ll III'la I l I --1.fi 1‘J U i t JM I Hi .til II la !• lilt III >K HI ill ie I u l l i t "<■ * | , , | ,, T l H | i | " ( ) ‘*‘ I.......ill 1" OHMe l mu M in ■ V ' 1 1l »i 1 -ft i ' 1, 1 1- le. tie p i i p ip e l ■. lllr llliie l i t " ) ii i i ili- ll |-l ill Itpslll'ilin I mill a i"Ulp:ill' |VI1,1 cel it elllell! H 111 t l'O tp [.dull I'ul'- • 'ii ii mi til' v* urn Iio in i up . 11 aka i #* r "1 lie s .-le, 11. d I'­ i r,a Ms Id all. N. < (( iiislon Salem . N I N ashi die, I rim Ti vilivtou, Is s 1 11 sc ill, ul* a. (In lu sk e a c e , (In. li.lillCSI ||||<, i,,i l i ..... ... die. S l G h l YMOUND DUS STATION It f t ( L ii 'i i i i , I,a . MI fwi *s VUIHDJ , m Mhrus, t,N. I I, in'-,ill, S I t it, til :• t s 110 e * III it III 1 .1 rn iu n \ H i C*ii ilM'v vilii'. I |i| I clk rt and, I la T a lla lia**, ,'. I l v. Del.nul Tin. Wini, i I'aik . I l l New l i n k . N V New llilcuiis. La Allanla l,.i. I'lilliiiiltia, S. I' Aldnnii (la W rit,' he oue nt SC II f DUlt s ago i a uu ii p \ | >**r o'lua* , 111. -, it <1. 11 la im l' m il e m u p l i l ,• |o | i j ii i t , , i, . • * >ri it In I a I > I ' hi .Mr- till load ol by deli nsc i , <{ii 11 <■*«i I'MI If III, pollin' ca m e lo Ic rl Ilia) sill'll a polic) is Imtli sensible and effective, lie- report holds uioeh uf the policing ol llic m nliclory system would a rlo a U ) In1 done hv buxines' Tlie report, m itte n by Alliert (I H a il, piofessui ul ■iiinmnii's al C n liim liin t iiv is - ilv . mv.'s as al exam ple II Ihe K e d e ia l H e sto n Hank .iiin m iu ies lh .il all mflaliou a iy lin e a l is lo In- i outileK'tl hv ti||hli-iilll|t loans, Ii Us Ii i .'ssmil'M will s a vV;» Id . I'.iist I n -.I S t i ii i ui ,1. I I C e rtifie d D u b lir A ccm inlan ts Aunniiiw* the new locution of Iheir Hanford Office* COME SEE HOW TO MAKE YOUR DRIVING UP TODATE In Ihe f’atmilln nuildinjf, 12(1 South Palmetto Avenue September I, lit 53 ‘V Telephone llHil Sanford, Florida • Winter Ka r i n fr^ *! f *\ Sanford I'en>trnla T tllih o H s e * Oil vmir lost i ill.' y u u ‘ 11 lilld that I ilii nln I'liuea 1■ Olslile led you up to (late ill iiliilii w ays ill ill 't i l l i n ', li an , I ........ Ill's Lilli- ~lilli I iiii -s Iilli't w i l l nine , rap. ii.nu m tlie tdoaii’il f n ■■ i II'-y ol t a i l designed like vi leid.lv. Iliil lain " l o d n loiii gs you u new t ool id p,a ( o l m i m e , m ill lodli aslm ii lime acln m m l I mill, s d in lent ) lunll in h i itn new " l i a I n n -e p o u ■ i em-me. Fur ill u lain " In , ytiu’ ie ill iv m e llu I ’ ’, I winner Small'M l aiiuiin 1 s|m k ui * nt the M r i i c u n I'an \inriP u i l ! n e , until i tile At lit* n .i ,id « t«*tl> In*-1 If - I id TIM•t 'I MM, did 111k14* V ol I i - 'll 11 III l lh111 11It i’ 1 II I'll.1l M|!|«if | <<| 11A«• I* i ■1 Al, o d I r And hi til J , M V* •Ml nun Jr h i >h 1V(It 1 v llm \ "M i III l| n t . 'll" IHY 1*MM e i • ll IM M(f ill* V>i Old. , In i .i i i ••I j n1l( * 1 |>M»M | -|*1 f MM Mil lie 11 A- 11 II. . p »»* l t r u ly 1 IIM 'till 11 till' 1till Itflf* t II 1. 1 Ip d 1 I in 1- 101 In mg * •-lllph li 1V T" Mi ll •| To Mill' Im u ill IMIMJ. l.l ik .s M ike a •till'' till i ill lie 1 Ml ill** O' 1, 1 111 7 * " ' ‘ Ws-ri In it. Saw mjti W m *. fm tt W«U«, MS liar »>MI, and whll* .lJ*-w»ll M in i Oaanino aiAftia«,*nl of f o ij Motor Cuoipua/ I SOlh AmilrorMry— "JO y*ori forward an Pio imoo.aw » e .J ‘ 1 0 9 N .P .I « .il„ •i .» * to ll1» \ i I tIII M Unity It ii jlit Miff . rl|* ^ i^ e n & H e e I t l i i i i i i i it \i m u mu ir : *i i.< i : -‘ 11 •1 All Good News I* "dangerou'lv jii.tIc O ilrSTAN DIN C. O I T O ia illl l I 1' o a iV n o u N D 1 . Tils* Tw entieth C e n lo rv l oud, i noll|irofd foiiiidaliim lor i-conumu rrw e arili, i* oul hal.iv with j re port Defense and Ihe D o lla r" that lack) ‘s the problem liclnnil Ihe dispute over c l,-a p dear ................. in tiic n i l . S w r o l t l t III It \ l D S c |il I l ‘t"i ! CiiMf I i"i ^ ">> loi.hi'i in h - e s i on bonds r a i lw a y * ru p u r li* ilh i. pi tv mi * io oner sv'v'ui mi s el place llieill Il 11\ IH* With (III* v*n 1Jil'- nt Ml III ......... ami Flo yd iu lliio n , This Is leading som e people till MIN' 1 It a Herliv cafe owner w.i* pie i • wait lieliiri' they borrow the pat i'il I 1 N si1 iim .il N iiilw ,t> ) - i i i i i ut -New Turk hanking group admits honalil iiiMiMih |ii I i lin.iftl tit lie told police how l o had p e l lint Dial i* a very good Hung I mI*‘ (UI|i |m'M|| lu ll tic t|,| fl.nl wneii labor is fully employed and closed up and Irll III* calc WIll'll l r|h>| Is "Inm i NMtM* in in il t iv ti ihe cinmtiy s luisincss i Iniiouing a dark sedan pulled to III, i ill h tll.lt till l|||* till' III 11mi * . » mu I'c he oh' hull alamt at luji speed hull iiiini v fi.i1 mi t 1 1 pMt ifn* . iiiii'1 Ni l v Oll'-lv lie di cw a ul i ililn I lie h a n k e r - argue d i a l It VI1 >1 nil-' \'| Mil ViMil I'M | lit* \ II* .it pi t"l md fil 'd it ‘ The ' ii 'I'-*' d i d n 't h a v e th is h r a k t * o n m il i s ' ii a w a y iimiili' s y s t e m n o a m o u n t of vi a c t ' u u i c a s y s c o u l d k e e p o p w i t h th e Nullivaii went la a docho II. h id | hoi hiu i'i'll m Ihe li"' ni-*iint 11 ,v c o s t of hv m e ' It llim ks Ihe h - le r a l rese rve sys tcill should iry to vvm putillc con f i i l r m m a policy which would D K N V K It i.P -1 'e rc y S ie w a rl of consistently m ake <i .-dd mure re a d ily av a ilab le in depression* D enser Is one happy m an. E a rly yesterday he gut word Ills and restrict il during periods o! Inflation It llim ks the policy ,-i oil well ui W ilson County, Kan . pt'Ci.illy nrcilcH now when our lio n rg e II W illia m * , J r . C. I*. A. D E I t ll Y , I'ulu u(v - I lien' h u l he,'ll ,i i-is* of rotlhi" le III ttu* i1isvi 'trmi VA N CO U VKU . Il • v 1C.*a!ul, Mini'* p r u n r ilnun I!»#* vtihiuii* .mil ’ •mu* uf ilirsrl 1111111" nfi « ;m im orm is monie th.it h:ivr FOR Y O lllir. MTN money Iiuit cum • in ul a r a tj uf hi> b a rre ls uii hour Last night he learn his sun. ('id Ja m e s W s te w a rl, a p riso n e r for over two years, hml been freed by Ihe C o m m iin isls in Korea rrspimM' uf nn vow Mllh ii'Siilt Moose Report boncfll IT -I'l and a lso (hat Ihe rea l h e iifh e i.ilii" have hern llu> nation's s a w .-mi • p;- m illion Individuals They are Ifie ones who hav •• life in*urniince polieies > ivnii; ,n Thumae Je ffe rs o n S in llli, veteinn engineer o f the A tla n tic Coast l ine, was honored o il Ids last tun as he finished Ml ye ar! o f service counts, savings bond*, amiunities ami pensions, or own sliH-k' h unis w tlho u t an accident. and mortgage*. Tl..< suppliers of mon.’ v who are Etna) p re p a ration s fo r the annual epcnm pm fnt o f the F lo rid a S ta le (iu a id at C am p M v O u a rrle w ill lie made tom orrow n ig h t when now gelling Ir-ntcr rr'turns nrconiine <o - ’hai I. v leuieui!. Co. C holds Its w eekly d rill, Cnpt. John C a llo w a y announced today of Miami Heat'll, I I.i . president of the I'itili'il Stales Savings and H E l'T E M H E I t I. DUS 9 M r. and M rs. H a rry Lee announced today the engagem ent o f th e ir Loan L.'iiguc "a re not w< illliy Imi ihe daughter. D olores Jane, lo Jo n ath a n l.oo D ia p e r, uidy io n u f M r. and financiers »r h a n k s peotile who save money " M rs. Jla n ry E. D ra pe r of Lake Wales. There are uu re saver* Ilian T he D usty Hoots h a c k a' the M u n icip al A irp o rt la being put in borrowers. I hi N -w Yoik s t a le Mill il fin a condition fo r Labor Day horse and cow pony pacing events, and a Hankers Assn. believes cites ., still larger d o u p made crow d of morn than '.t.UOII Is expected lip ul I hose wlu, lie liolli borrow \ ii e xam p le 11 C ity M anager II. N. Mayer returned y e -le i,la y from a vacation In ers and s .ivci A lla n la ami n lle n d e d a special budget meeting uf the C ity C om m ission family n -'ul.tilv luivim: saving* bonds w lull' al llu' s a m e time li th is afternoon. naliving ti. ■ p u i c h a ' e ,,f a new a ill i) uu Air li- on lust dlmcnl c i r d i l W IC H IT A , Kan. w. - Tin- four c h ild re n In the Hubert S tall fa m ­ ily and Iheir m nthnr are hospital l/erl here with polio T h e ir doctor said Malay a ll are ligh t eases and the patients are In good condition F ir s t of the H ew lns. Kan . f irm fa m ily to Le stricke n was Charles, 12 In succession, Huy. 1, and M rs. S tall h.’ cam e ill am i were adm it > d h i Ihe h m p lta i lust Wednes •iy , P a ls y . II. e n tice d lo r ohserva liryn S aiu rd .iy ami h er illn.-ss was rtl|Miiu.* .'-il us polio Sunday. Her brother Honuld, III, was I in* lust taken lu Ihe hospital. "ID s a lol uf w o rry ," said the Shoofs Self Scaring Crooks ••I ,w �0 * *?■ *£ a rrrr3 S ^ 6 *r. * m « i !w »m * t • w w m f ^ . », ^^n»t^^n^^^^^^»wr»............. .. Cigarette Users Set New Records Too Many Kiddies Hurt At Play Every year, in spite of suporvlalon and precaution*, an alarming number of chll;i drcn arc Injured nt playground* mid Mchootyard*. Many of the Injuries result from lairs on hard top surfaces. Harold Carlson, an engineer of Ihe Firestone Tire and (lubber . Company, has an Idea which he lielieves may cut the number of such Injuries in half. He has develojR'd a surfacing material fo r playgrounds which "cushions” falls. It m{; Hebrew Or Yiddish? Use of the Yiddish language should be encouraged, say some delegates to the World Jewish Congress at Geneva. The aim is to find a speech that will enable I""* of j different countries to communicate with one another more readily. In Isrenl the govern* ment encourages the use of Hebrew because of Its association with the great Jewish paid. Hebrew is, however, a difficult langu­ age which needs modernizing by the In­ troduction of technical terms for modern Inventions. Many Jewish settlers have to learn Hebrew almost from the beginning, whereas they are more upt to have some acqimitancc with Yiddish. For the term "Yiddish" many prefer to use the more descriptive Judeo-Cortnnn, which indicates that this is a speech with a German base, varied by Jewish usage. "Yiddish" is merely a different spelling for the German word "Juedlsch", meaning "Jewish." The struggle to secure the revival of Hebrew recalls the attempt in Ireland to restore the old Gaelic to common usage. Notices are printed In Gaelic, and many books and patters are written in it. And yet the evidence is that the rank and file pre­ fer to use Fuglish, to which they have be­ come habituated. Perhaps Israel may have to give up the attempt to make Hebrew the national language.though so far it lias had considerable success in popularizing it. M “t; 1 0 1 WASHINGTON <* - W it AI For centuries the Italians have Iwen trying to find a way to solve the problem of tin* strait of Messina which separates Sicily from the Italian mainland. The cross­ ing is so treacherous that it has been feared iiy sailors since ancient times when It was believed to bu inhabited by two monsters. Hey Ila and ('hnrlulls, a rock and whirlpool. Ships that swerved to avoid the whirlpool were in danger of crashing on the rock. It was not until the twentieth century that the bleu of constructing a bridge across the strait was taken seriously. Now an industrial group In Milan is considering the project. If completed It will he the longest bridge anywhere in the world. The center spun alone would extend 4.R00 feet, The bridge would provide easy access t» the mainland for the swelling Island population. It would he an important enmmerclal and Industrial link with Italy. It would lie uhothcr example of the.progress Italy has been making under demnernry. At#nu» K # n « »rM t il* F « l i i M r n n il r ln M m nM #r Or<««N+r 'if . OHM. • > f lf f t r e o f pin ii fu r <t, F lrtrM n . tttn frt O'* «H •if ('fifmiyga (if MwirN J|. IMTU. ITHlin*. „n* rKMKII " in * w u n iiiis * i iliUlur • -si ■v f '11.4 ML I? ft *fl *11311111% if n unit Mm Hill fur lO lH IM f! ft. At t!VN|-3ft f l i ; i l . EV'V. ?Tn > KS&l AHD UI B A N K I N f i? pliances: almost every Wind of household more pleasant. Cutback Ordered In Civil Works New Sabre Jet On Successful First Flight W ith a low-cost Equipm ent Loan from m you can buy n o w ; spread payment o v e r a c o n ­ venient period. Ask us for complete details. W A S H IN G T O N V P -T h e r h lr f nf A rm y K n g ln e crs has ordered a 32.1 m illion d o lla r cutback In cxpendl tores for c iv il works, Including the flood control and riv e rs and h a r­ bors program s. An engineer spokesm an la id to­ day M aj. Hen S K S tu rg is J r has ordered d iv isio n engineers to reduce expenditures for Ihe f l i r i l year ending next June 30 to J00 m illio n d o lla rs— although a total nf H2-1 m illio n is avalist:bie In appro­ priations and unexpended funds CObUMIIUS. Ohio i* -A new n e ifi’ pow erful H abrr Jet rnm pleted lls first s iirx cssfn l flight here y e s­ terday. North A m e rica n A v ia tio n , Inc., annm m red. The rn m liin a tln n ftg h le r linrnhcr and day fig h te r— Ihe K w ill— was the first nf Its kind o ff Ihe N orth A m e rica n ‘production line North A m e ric a n said it Is s lig h t­ ly la rg e r than other Sabres and Its firn e ra t K le c t n r JT.1 engine de ­ velops m ore thrust. P an lia r n c ll. North A m e ric a n gi lest pilot, called It " b y fa r Ihe vising the e n tire schedule of work lies! of Ihe t-'BB series. IPs Ihe best on riv e rs and harbors, navigation handling a irp la n e I've e ve r flo w n ." and flood control. I n H t a lm e n t L o a n lle p l. Kuom .117 Phone 1700 *S A N E O R D A t l a n t ic natt& S n a l b a n k trdaSlaerf/tJi tli-posIts Insnri-d u p In 11*1,0011 Member K !• I 1' W E W AN T TO TRADE 16 NEW DODGES I 'll 0 1 1 .! lit I 'i. 11 C O G N A l: la to he a popular fanhIon color thla.'Odl. It ia aaid lo blend with white, black, gray, blue and bloodahot. , 1 »“ e Ail * r t f U I n n M A T S !* * *21 lo r 2 4 satisfied 1954 PHILCO U* -ill , "Men are ho eniollmiNl about money they will nctlon Impnlae," aayH Mra. I'ldlllp*. f ir f'R rrlrr 25e per «r#N fine fiirintN BMW* ' 1*999 M m ilM Nig tine ts a r Well, there's nothing like a woman to apeed •Jin n M.7H f i i .n o up a man'* Irnpulm rale. ( , A lt (ifttlUMry n u firri, run!* ««f Ifm '.lii, iM ith illtiM nmi Wiiflrf* lit rH Ifffultn.triH fur M*r fitu|Mi«r uf im M mm V v . , | 1***9 o lll he ektogeil lio nf r* mm Inr N ilte tlU lN i tn lM , Mra. Dorothy I'hillipa, a New York ll» fffg « a jfi( s n t h t f ijillf Nr U r iir t H l A t h r r iM t iu ftwrolr#, I nc , llOI-forv ( Nnniliey uf li t rump re* llbl« „ Invcatment firm partner, aaya women have Allnwin, U rttm ln , more aavvy than men when it cornea to Tfc# H*rnM In h membfr nf INm A H n rlm rtl I'lfgg tvfcjfh l« • n f l f l t d M r l i u l t v l r In Ih e i n f fu r m t u M I* money. That'a heeauao women are more r o l l ” * mI n il tfc f t W f l * * * * * f ir lH t r .l In «ht* N V H a|m |ier experienced in reducing fat rolla. Page 4. Tuoadny, Sept. I, 1000 MCtlMI N I I- I I O S , ID K NOW equipm ent that makes work lig h te r. . . living M e! UndicH, If you want to tie the envy nf your frlehtl*, wear cognac. It'll make- (hum aland around licking their tty*. j« M n a m il ln WA N ! - I n d e e d we do - and not only kitchen ap­ Y o u ’re T e l l i n g The Sanford Herald ___ ___________ III Y O U Dangerous Strait MM i l l N iw T iM i, I'lM lalirtl lift M«ifiirfifvjr■ fnlliiwIn* ft P * - (Hi d ia n in (he two precedin g years C ig a r sm okers had a busy year too. T h e y consum ed about six m il tlon stogies, also a gain of JW per cent (rr..7i ihe previous year flu! c ig a r sm okers have had two nigger y e ars, the departm ent said. Any product that will make life safer for children deserves a trial. Undoubtedly those responsible for the playground safety of youngsters in all parts of the country will he interested in Investigating the prac­ tical value of the new surfacing. ttr w i i . i . ia m it r r r Oetrat t'rraa WrttM . How would IIiIh Hoelety note go: She wan gowned iu black velvet and ruffled with cognac. r t t r i i f i i m i u nit Rmw I > n m , Cigarette create, however, wai slightly l«“ user* te n t up re co rd clouds of sm oke In the 12 m o n th i ended Ju n e 30. N e a rly w b illio n cigarettes w are consum ed, an Increase o f 3US per cent tram tfle p r c v j u s ye ar, the A g ric u ltu re D epartm en t e sti­ m ated today. The percentage o l In­ consists of a one-inch coating of granulated ruhlter combined with liquid rubber and asphalt. It I* anpllcd In about the same w*v that black-top Is applied and can he used to best advantage where there are swings, slides and out-door gymnasium equipment. An Akron. Ohio, school has used the new surfacing product and found It suc­ cessful, The mixture was recently spread beneath swings on n Cleveland schoolyard. T O D A Y ’S III III,K V E R S E Those who are enully dincouraged are. not men at all. Humanity doHperalcly need* men of conviction and courage. Knelt men cnil Indeed perform miracle*. Men ought alwuya to pray and not to faint. — Luke 18:1. t in la M U N H In lin t* H M l l k l l « « ll» » tr» |M J M f i't iln r Mftrl ftn n ri* ? . < NHof 'w •m r.n+.m nm....- .e>| ,r J 1h1 * a .ff ,a. .* #- * ■ customers this month For Hie fintl time «incc 1946 we are out from under limited HhipmenU. We have an mietiuate atock of earn and asnurancc of nteady supply. We want new customers quickly. HAL BOYLE Here's how you will benefit September Uninteresting Month m NEW YO RK I f Here It is Septem ber morn, and a ll it rates fro m must of us Is a big fat yawn. f o r tn the great house nf the y e a r Septem ber la one uf lhi» leaat interesting rooms. In fact It Is less of a separato room than it la a d ra b co rrle ce M 0 Opnoo fammia fla vo r. It la near-sum m er, n ear-fall and yet la neither, It is lik e a fellow who t r le i tn be popular b y Im itating two other people, and thus becom es nobody. H ow can Septem ber over have an Identity of Its own, h alf of the U nto ••sa yin g the cip y in g w a rm th of August, then w e a k ly attem pting to cony Ihe robust appeal o f O ctober? If months were nam ed fo r dlse aiea, Septem ber w ould be ca lled "30-D ay S c h lio p h re n la ," o r "T h e ill Personal!!; P e rso n ality.' Season W ith the S p lit It la the e ld e rly adolescent of the ca leInM d ar, teetering I Mforevor P P ________ „ between i.. .... , —. . . . dog days and autumn, fo re v e r b is to m ake up !(■ own m ind o r ita own weather. le m h e r on Ihe witness stand In Its own hehalt It would say som ething lik e this: " Y o u ca n ’t have action on Ihv stage a ll the lim e , o r the audience would w ear out. And everybody In the theater ca n 't be a sta r, eltm-r. " I t U n 'l my fa u lt 1 am o n ly nnu of the y e a r's sccna shifters. M y Job Is to get the su m m er scenery started m oving o ff the stage, and the next scenery m oving on. I have to n otify the leaves it Is tim e to change costum e and give the rob­ ins tn e lr cue t» scram . " I Just got a m illio n things like that to do. A ll I can prom ise you Is that ff y o u 'll Just s tic k atmind, the m<xl act w ill he better. M ean ­ w hile. why don't you rest your eyeballs and w ait to r thn show, in slekd nf baw ling out the stage PrlcM hava bten aubaUntially reduced. Increued production hue meant lower costa. Chrynler Corporation alone has paaaed these savlnfcs along lo you In the form of lower prlccH. ti ■ ore's no doubt Septem ber has a point, even though, as mnnth go, Ita as dull lo most of us as n c o r­ s e t ad Is tn a Shetland pony But It has one p rice le ss virtue. It tiring* a m agic sea change lo every rctra u ra n t menu. The firs t n f Septem ber m ay o ftw i boro m a n ­ kind. Hut It draw s o u r old pal. tha oyr.ter, from h is shell, lie 's In a re a l stew from now on. - Thl* year both Dodge and Ply month ara completely new In dealgn from the ground up, The next model changeover won't make the 1053 Dodge or Plymouth an uul-moded "old Htyle" car. To gain naw ownera quickly wo will give you the highest poealble allowance on your preaent ear. We Invlle you to shop compell Ive ears first. Then come tn ua for the beat deal In town. , venatlonalliti to eroak a final, ‘They aatr It ain't roalt (he |heat— ' S r s s b *“ sfU JS H am n or play th« r;'1 gat aha la unrortaln, unpreunder the eyes—Ilk* Dying to ,°v days o It 17in. 21 in. 24 in. * IF YOU ACT* NOW! let us prove it! Free Home* For; the deal of a lifetime Trial It ganaraHy has enough hot days to provoke tna warm weather conaso per pie until (ha IMMEDIATE DELIVERY We want business - your business - defrnio? I 1 • Thin year, more than aver before, Dodge and Plymouth offer you the moot your dollar run buy In Appearunce, Hafety, Uomfdft, Keunomy, Dependability, Convenience and E hxc of Handling. \^\ Just wnat good is September? If it were put on trial, what could P TELEVISION IS HERE I 1048 Ford Vk Ton Pickup Truck, Clean, good tires .............. $560 1046 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan.... $ |T | 1050 Mercury 4 Door Sedan $|M 0 1950 Buick Convertible Coupe $|4M 1951 Buick Super Sedan 1951 Oldsmohtle 8$ Holiday Coupe, Exira Clean TRADE NOW Motors •jf-- It* E. First Bt. f£- , -oj • -jj ; ; ; i, , , ' ■ „J IS Fliw B ca plans to w it your _____ ■ k; \* �£ vw d b u hdcc to tut- carmid j,parat:u/ Joan Humphrey To Wed Paul Smith MU* , Joan Kiln* Humphrey, daughter nf Mr and Mr* llru cr Humphrey, will become the brute of Paul Gdwaril .Smith thin even­ ing at 7:txi o'clock at the home nf f>r J Iternard Root who will utfielate at Ihe ceremony. Mr Sm ilh la Ihe son of Mr nml Mrs Fran k I,. Smith nf Leans born. Ill Mlsa Kin McOltl will be maid "f honor and serving as best man will be Clarence Ingram Miss Rarhara Klvnt will render a pro gram of nuptial music Hr «mi vnnit> nv R a lp h (ia ssitian , spo rt* editor "f ihe I'a o flv , w eekly station nc*> paper, l* beginning to wonder Jo ' where Florida md Miih a nickname as "The Sunshine Stale", As nisi niter of the Surd Iv I liter-He pm ■ merit ‘■infilmII Iiiig u e aluiai t N A A S , Itolpli is Iniom lnir slightlx dlsionrgoed over the number ■( ranrellntion* necessary due to pt> vntllng xvealhi't I'limlltliitts. Miss Dorothy Fourakre has n her Job ln H M lian Personnel Office of N A A S after a vacation with hci fam ily to the Smoky and llluc HldgC Mountains. Hot tic says she enjoyed the trip hut became "mountain sick" from the altitude. While visiting friends iii Winston-Salem, N. C., the Pnuriikre family « * • given a guided lour of the It. J. Reynold* Mfg. Co. where (hey witnessed the processes used in making rigalettes and pipe tobacco. Dottle also says she wasn t used t'1 the root mountain air anil brought a >ni n ioiiniaiii a n linn iiioukiii n lid hack to Florida with her to •timed *0 The syiisou w as m i k anally aehed lilt'd In end Sept HI, but the re ' scheduling of rained n u t gullies ha. alread y leiiirtbelled the season In Sept *J2 anil fio m the hulks ef things, the leauue m ay run "n illlo (tito lie i. R alph sa y * the mu u prove H She enjoyed Ihe vtirntlon d ifficu lty Is Unit the extended suit hut, like everyone et-r “f.c 'j happy hall season w ill d e fin ite ly Interfet. to tie lu , k home a g a in !! TUKSDAY with p lans fni oiI'.atiixinit a too ' The Daughter* of \Ve*lex Sun football le sg u i h e ie aboard I 1• day School Clasa will meet «■ Ho stalm n . J u s t one of those thins home <d Mrs. Rullt lain dipt 1st, 170:1 eh R a lp h ? ? Magnolia a m *, at n.Od p m with Q a t& n d a h . Mr* (' C Whltlmpom, ,..rx M II Smith. Mrs. T. Ilradford Ryrd Mrs J A Howard, and Mr* O K White as cn h o slrvsr*. The Seminole Rehekah taulne will m rel at A:«) p m ul tiie L O O P Hall fid a sperinl prmlice. The Unity Truth Class will meet at Ihe V ald ci llo lrl al 1 11 p m . with Carolyn Parson* a* tenrher The puhlle I* tnvlled. . W KD N KKD A Y The First ItaptUi Prayer Meet Inti will begin at a DO p m We noiimue wiih our study of IlnptUt Church history The First RnplM Siiml.tv School SuperlntendrnCs Cahlnel meet Inc will he held after (he Prayer Meet Ini; service In the Chnjiel llrgiMrnlicin will he held at all Sanford srtiool* beginning a l a an a m M enitwrs of the lleta Sigm a Phi S n ro ritv mid th eir hiislm m l* wilt have n Im* supper at San lando Sp rin g *. Th e D u p lirate llrid g e C lu b w ill meet a) the W n n ia n V (Tub w ith seating schrtfueil in atari at 7;tf> end elax to begin >egtn a l H:f)0 p. m, The la id It* StieF lety of Ihe It nf w ill imeet al the l.tl amt K. will Hall at 7..10 p m THURSDAY The J u n io r and Ititerm t-diale Royal Am h assailu r* w ill meet at Ihe F ir s t lln p tlx l C h u rch at 7 on P m. I ’ K T l ' I I K U A D O V H IS I lie form er MU* Ir r n r Hurt lir r e n r , who m arried * Tl ni r - ' l i n in John JiH riih L im n in g J r . of M llm in g lm i, IK-1. » h o In the <«i of M i*. W . J. ( ‘o ile r of K in g iilim , Y t In i' rooille exili.in g ed i m « to Ilir rh « |iri nl toe I hint mien D illln n r A rn d rrn i in X r l l n .....I u ttli lb IV IV llt llh o r o fficiatin g . Mm. (■mining ti Ihe daughter of Mr ami Mm. Virtue M. (ire c n r. (Photo In ( ’nx) THE A L O H A I I I way 17 -1*2— Just Smith I i or ,h j; An EvehliiK'Of I'Jntcrln/hnnlnt ' * Music By PAUL C A S K EY and his PEER G EN TS W ITH VIN CH MtNKI.I.I A N D I lls ACCO U D IO N and oukn p in n .r s o n t i i k t iiu m p k t . • M IX K D I H U N K S TO YOU It I'l.K A S U K K • I M It'KIiN — S T K A K — nml SK A FOOD O IN N KH S SI’ KCIAI.IZINO PIZZA • • IN PI E Mimical Unix Nightly Never A Cover or Allniniuni Clmrjje , Open Seven Dji.vh Weekly HMid A. M. to 2:00 A, HI. tiotiuxi...... itntimn. bud an ult<n k Fndiiy nod ua* m -licd to Jink so p villc Mini Joint Itundraeli, ax i t tiuu iiid p iin ceiiiaii t l i i i .1 c la ss, li.i I a iilililu r attack vi*tenla> ' m oitiio. and w as also ill shell to Ihe Jack son villi N av al l{o * |jila l. Moth lltcn are expected to i etui u t« HaitH" l for duty. Ml»« M arie Peiotd h«. retnrne-' j j rilfn flrw York City win-,. *,.i apent a two weeka' vnvatlon .1 * the guest of the Mlaacs Selnta and latuise l.evy. former resident* of o( Sanford. Mias Selma la'x v re turnrd with her for a visit here with friend* and relative* Sandy Anderson, the State Farm er's returned to Sanford ing Ihe pa*l month N Y on httslnea* nam ifactureer* as w ell a* for re o’ucing salon* Prince** dresses, which tollnw every line nf the fig ure. are m uch in evidence In fa ll collections, as are the straight and n.irroxx sheath* Indexed by all tie signer* this season The now clothe* him* a round­ ed look above the belt, achieved through dolm an sleeves, deep arm holes, bodice drapery and cu rvin g I i i k ' s m little capes and bolero* F a b ric* are va rie d and hand some, w llh acci nl on polished wmd cti* Instead ot the shaggy poodle textures of the last few season* F u ll length evening gowns are hack with a hang, and an er* of clg n n cr i* in the wrrk.* Shouhh r* are w lth r. hut mil M iiia r- ,f .... bird. T! . w idest part •if the sleeve usually it ilt ir s below the shoulder line, and I* achieved try cut and drape Vnd skirt* ale -lig lillx longer lim n those of last spring .MONDAY 1 The Philalhea Class id the First Preslivterljm Church will mcel with Mrs. W S. ltrum ley al her borne nn Celery Ave at 7 (5 p m Ml*4 Charlotte Smith will serve a* ' y* *t« ''f ■* T ra n sitio n a l rnttnns are r x l r r*np ly il.xeflil between season ad'litlm i to a wardrobe when they look like autiim hut feel like su m m er They should tie dark, of course, ami coni alw ays. They sh o u ld a ls o convey a hint of c lrn r, hi tie Hr ami *i anting golden sunshine We've n trk rd two Ihul we think fill the trill In every respect. And 'h e y 've the additional a ttra ction of lielng cut from n fa b ric th at's a happy w edding of nylon and co llo u This mean* good shape retention and fa*t re rn ve ry from w rin kle s K m p lre w n lsled dress in Ii m *i rotor has fu ll, stand aw.iy skirt and llttrd co lla r. S e ll button* are grouped down Ihe front in scrir* of fnur. Front sra m ln g creates a Inna, rtm llnuoii* line from rih cage to nem llne T he C la ir* M r C a r d r ll d e s ig n Iii navy and tn b a rrn I* the perfect drmi* for tnwn nr hualnes* Here, diagonal stripe* ar« worked Into a ,TV " pattern. N e ck lin e permit* u*e of s ra rve a o r Jew elry. Ihe choice ilepcndent on the orraslo n o r Ike w earer'* whim. manager •>( Market, l u . alter spend lit Savannah S K H I .M H K R lit H I • I 1ATDN Sunbeam, Oeneral Electric ami llnlverital Food Mixer*, Toaalera, Coffee Mukern, Waffle Hnkcra, Iron", •' i * * i Cooker mid Deep Fryers, Autonmllc Haliy Motile Warmers, Automatic Electric Mlankcln, Clocka, Mazurs ' S C H O O L OF rom niert iul \ OnU llr n r v M c l.in lm **r re last night after ■ pcndiiii some tim e in D illa rd am M a c m fi* “ V Frie n d s w ill )>r MtlTV In UJMII'II that Mr* W P llriHik* lia* ce entered Ihe Orange AH-mori il H o sp ita l In O rlando M is* Anna C u rley leit >e<inr>io hv plane for In dlanais li* Imt where she w ill do (mho nursing under the Red Cross al Hie C o l v e rsltv M e d ica l Center Happy Birthday w R L u ll'll I. t. S ilt H ill Peacock III M a rjo rie (Jooiist...... spill This is Insect Bife Season ly IIMMAN H BUttniMN, M D. colored clo th in g , c o n tra ry In p ip NOW il i. i l sum m er. Mm outdom u la r h e lle l T h e sym ptom s provoked hv *n season. H upon ns. the nnooyutn > o f Insert bite* Is iig a ln n problem Insect bite, such ** sw e llin g *nd M oat o f tliexe bites are lin t too pain, ra n be relieved by a week solution of am m on ia, or h y d ro ­ d n n g rn m s nod u s u a lly dlsnp pear In a few day*. However, lti« gen peroxide or so il soap Weak stin gs of r e r la ln Inserts *lir|t as d ilu tio n * of tin ctu re o l ludlna are beej, hornet*, and wasps m a y / ' also used In relieving ih e pain In c e rta in ca »e* tim es be very dangerous. O f c n n rsr If one t* allerg ic to T ltc f r n in lr of Ihe specie* I* | the s lin g rtf a wB*p. nee or hornet rttinre h a r m fu l a s 'lt 1* the stm th e fem ale th a t co n ta in * ih» pdl 'a n d ha* a violent rear Hun to It. eon T h e violence and p ain of he shou ld be d rse n x ltlrrd tn it A p h y sicia n u su ally m akes an r t these a 'ln g * have o c ca sio n a lly caused h e art attack* and even i r a r l from Hi» cru shed nodi*', nf th" In s rc ls to w hich Hie perjnn death 111 some rases New Lunt; Dancing Went inti Sh iM A ■ i t Io n iltixvn n 'llu i x m clit't'h s itmI HidltU Footwear n m l i i 'i ' i il u i <o I’T r n i 'li ctilT o . c n llr u w m ol I'ocus nl $ :i.tifi n in l J* l.!ir>. A M ay D evelop .A llc rir O n ce ii p -rso n Is se n sltl/cd to the poison o f one of the in*ect’a bites, lie m ay develop till a lie rg y tn II and, when b lllc n again, may develop n g r n r n ill/ e d ca«e of hive* a n d even n s h u c k - lik - t 'li* d litn n w h lrh can prove taint H su a lly , H ie stin gs o f Imrneta and wasps ar» m tic ii m ure ." r lou* th a n lho*e of Die lie* H >v• ever, w h en the Imney her vimga, ' the s lin g a p p a ra tu s Ii often 'u rn ' ofT flln re th is r o n la lr u a g '- a t deal nf poison , It is best to remova It by lif t in g or s cra p in g If " la p in ch e d by g ra sp in g It m >re poison w ill go Into Ihe wmiml Person* rla d In b la ck ate far m ore lik e ly to he s lu n g (can those dressed In w h ite nr light* Is allerg ic I.nrl then slow ly give* Increased drnsge* of Nil> r s t r a r t bv In ie rl Inns iin ilf rn e a lh the sk in T h u s, the person Is more or less rrm le re d Im m une lo the e f ­ fects of Hie bite* nf these p a r­ tic u la r In serts IVEY S :t<iti ( J l'M T H I N A N D A NSW K it M rs K H M v grandson who I* *1* years old, sluNik a ll over and fa in te d w h ile w a lkin g He had a looseners o f hi* bowels a fte r Hi* a tta c k W hat rnuld have caused H its'’ W E AI'HONK R MEN SSANI-'tlHD E A S T F IR S T Phona 2 2 fflagn alla at 2nd H . An sw er Y o u r grandson h i t h ad a co n v u lsio n possibly due tn a type o f epilepsy It would he a d ­ visable for h im to have a th o r­ ough e xa m in a tio n so th a t the e xa ct cause for the convu lsion m ay he found and treatm ent ItiiH lu te d DAYS T O D A Y T H R U T H U R S DA Y Here’* EVERYONE’S prciit ml vp it I it re 'm ,y 11‘J*: ■ ,r • wwl .* a. • . > t to 2 z A New A s k l* t is u * l tN /fif S tiff too _ la M a tla a Plstae* E aU H ataa.* n t TECHNICOLOR tUm e*a H»wtWr i i m aaR "•v *» a a *****NOMI a a* •»< • hm la EVEN 0€ SOMS Agf OUT W TUB IMWIOt v Tht btst mad#! 10 wt GUMANTEE UNCONDITIONALLY r, it C T K \ j w e n t N t s t m x m ii t ik s i Huy your Range, or Automatic Woaher (he F.II.A. way. Nothing Convenient Lay-A way P/*n ---------- rn r r r r r T f ■■ H * ______ t f ir ,, « R - \ l . V m Our Convenient Lay • Away Plan. down and 36 montha to pay . . . THEFUN, FURY, and TRUELIFEof th« Rockies’ Shauy Ruler! M N s i m l t 14 (VNTVNttl PNTMIV t A Randall Electric Co. His Latest TRUE-LIFE ADVENTURE! PETER Coco*' ai,»ir<* Ntf Now At ((W W eit Disney’s U PPERS Htnrt Your ChriatmaB Shopping rj'■ ■1 TV Best looking, Best fitting Wostorn Cowboy Fonts Mods D O U BLI K N IIS ANOTHER GREAT ENTERTAINMENT TRIUMPH BY ile v e r before lias the motion picture screen captured a story *o rilled with warm satisfaction, rohtisl adventure >tntl , hiU rioui laughter! \ Oflubl* HUcherJ. «oh heo-r ernoy* Itwtod And Many Other Gift Suisratlona. ;; ’H ■■ it h '? . '%"/ ' ■ ■ 1724 M rs It F C u rry a r m e d Sun day to v is it w illi her m otlier. Mr* AV P Rrookx during h ci illness # y |F y W * W * lY S IZ E S IM tm ie BACK TO SCHOOL M r and M rs Dave lll.o kslie ii of A tla n ta . Cm and In nut Mr* N e il Pow ell of O rlando were the guest* v rxlerdax of M r md M i , C I. Pow ell l •> RLUt otniM /* . iii T l'M It l.IN t ; (b u xb u h iy W Render ha* lelurn New Sm yrna Reach vlallert her douglilei Power*, amt children Mr* c^ W i S ' laofmiiert • IIA I I C H IN A Mr and Mr* R A Newman will leave tomorrow to *pcni| it»" week* In I'layion. <•» in ☆ ☆ ☆ f t W 2 II VI I.K T Spending the weekend al New Smyrna Reach was Mi** s.n ■ Warren Kaalrrby with Mr* Wollx Dietrlx'h*. and Mr* Adelaide Moses Come on ^ even SCHOOL 0JO N C h r i s t m a s Gi f t s ! I 12 A .M .--2 T D .1 I’ M. « f. v - ’■rrr r ^ T r x r rT J ’r m a m s r . Ami See Our Complete Line Of r .|. K K filS T R \TIO N o f n it t i m e ! COME IN I. H S J START I II KM l)AN(’IN(; TOO . . and Mrs A L Skinner and , Mr ....... ................. dauchter. Miss ( arol Skinner or. bark front a two months xni-ulnm in Hendersonville. N t Mr* K ed from where »he Mr* A K Sept. T I-M tF O K BA CK 10 S C H O O L xca r i* predicted for girdle and h r* , lurned Tw o tii'ucom cia In N A A S [lotiJild (J W ill, J r , ami Thom.iC. F in d ley llolii men ate a ir <en trtiliiiim airu u n and reported H '" lifter cumpli ting the O p e ra 1 ... ,i... /'i. — C ro p ' I at itic C la« * ■■(*** C o p tiotli'd Aoi'i'iarh School at It" N axiil A ir l • clinical T ra in in g lin n O lathe, him W hile iihoard Ho station, I t oi w III In' assigned t" tile Pi'xvly in cm ix e d (irnund Coo Im llerl Approach I'n it No. JA D"H i"ll hails f i him M ontinsc, M ary rylu liio AA'anl a new wav to serve beef si xvhilc Torn i all Fort W orth . T e *ii * u -■ stew" L a d le II over baking |mwder his "holin'". AA'i'Icoiui' ulm ui't lusrult* that are piping h ill and 7 :tn p m Transitional | ♦•v" Cotfons Arc 11 i Nice Additions “'t I; A p p en illeltls eases sent tv N A A S men t" the N aval lln sp lt ■ in Ja ck so n v ille over the weekend H o lo il K Page, aviation e lo This lx the year of the Slim Jim 'ithmietle, of sheath dres*e* anti ruler xlTnighL skirt*, nl akin tight midriff* j p not a petticoat In *ight unllrW ltcr five The tiexv fall fashion* are rleslgn ed to rmiecal no bulges, antt a hlg T IIK M AN H IRI* MF.NAliD I to r s The A m erican Legion A tm liu r* xxill meet at the la-giou ||ut at C O > l» ltf.S Del,mid Invites You T« The F irs t lla p tls l C h urch C h oir w ill hold re h e arsa l at 7 IS p in The Junior llrntherhood will meet at the First Rnptilt Cljuri'h nl 7 in p m F R ID A Y Dave llu -e h le |inirneyei| over ’ Orlando yesteidnv afternoon * visit his two au n ts, the Mlsm • M ary ami Anna N ug ent, who a • spending a txxn week varutinn ,n the " C ity lle n iilifiil" . T h e v plan to retu rn to then home in Jn m a lr.i. N. V tom orrow. W ith due r r s p e t to the Chandler of fn in n iv ic r . Have a s s iiie il his aunts that th * has been an exeeptiiirially aim ," nml F h u n la \ngu*t. Fall Fashions Hide No Bulges (psAAom dA <rjllflsww. WALTDISNEY'S B ear rnm ii b R n w i v i C o u n tr y * w,lt Otww *’ •*•""•' PRICES FOR THIS SHOW ONLY CHILDREN 35c ALL DAY ADULTS — MATINEE 60c EVENING 75c 1222-J �A m S iS f e r r :■x f t x - »1 U.-'JUKW.-a i T C W t W V wjv~ Jim u »! JO H N N Y 0) i* d , 0 ‘ <W tr -'V *V J1 M IIY J t lN E a I U t in B U n t il B e te ilu a Slinnui imor Legion Buddy Lake Will Pilch Against "Whiz Kids" Opposing Hawkins P*yne Chuck F lan d e rs II* T L B H l l U l U ' l. A K b County All-Stars Here Tonight t - n» k k n t m i n i . a i n T hat in m n riil Ilii'iitim iU nf Hanford fin is have lone -, wultciJ Imi fin a lly n n iv rd . Tin* Ju n io r Legion "W h l* K id s ” w ill i».iy tlu-li fir s t b a irh u ll Killin' iim li'i tin* IIk Ii ts In lln< M c in n iiiil H tin liim i tonight ■j •ffalriHt n contingent nf ('u tility A l 'Stum lu u lir iii'f it clash follow ing - v Ijm •'innini'imu.itn>n................... cerem onies jjia •;« . t..u t the ru u iity 's K m ra it W ar veteran* with dm Sanford C e le ry Feds lu and M ajor .la rk Hull. Lo ca l Ians w ill have n irra t continue ra ilro a d in g A t the tim e, I'M llm lily l.uke wus d ie m anager, In watching ilu 'ir diam ond ini Itiorlnl llm lily l.uke play fur llu* •m l a fle r watching H uxley ifrill out a 300 lout r Ifni ■ in sp iln g firs t lin n ' slu rp lie dunned n m il form fur a b rie f appearance In IrulmtiH at llte Sunfnrd N a val A ll j a il y e a r's n h llim e rs name Luke Station, l.uke offered him a i»h U Kind'll lu start un the mound If with Sanford liar fri'l.'i lip In H i" chore J im I'uyue, fo rm e r Sanford Juhn K rld e r. lu rm e r m anager, d le h e r ami now la m i'w isa l coach. general m anager nf Kiinfu nl, wliu ha* also been Invitci. as has such was tlu> h o m e r F lo rid a Stall* la*u o h llline rs un Hert Ctiafim . an and |tm president am i mu' tim e m ajor Hay Kennedy If they even dare eagm* Pilch er. w ill pilot Ihe ('nun re m ir'. K rld e r m ay let Ihem oil Ty-AlUOur^ w it' til snine light couching duties M anager A l M c M illa n w ill" p ro ­ H / Jnlnnum lu lu t lu r g c ot bably Inn I 13 ye ur old Jim m y die nam e fur die la'Ulnn Under f la'A'kiipi, wlm im sti'il a ste rlin g Johnson's guidance the team s (B I) record tins year .Mugging have been selected ami die name has Imun set Ktar tlilr il sucker .tunlur M i lls w ill he mlsslm* truin tlm "W ill* K ills ’ * Tlte purpose of staging lips in lliicn p tonight since lie lias re p o rt­ le re slin i: e x lru v n g n n in h to oh ed to T allahassee for fa ll g rid lu ln money, Ihrm igli contributions Iron workout■ for U t r lli lu M ia m i lo tin 1 N nlm m i J im m y K iitle r w ill h ike Ii|k Jijn lu r Legion du als fur a ll play place at the Ini corner M c M illa n ers on d ie Ju n io r Legion team repot I , lit'. I'harifes are rn slv u lle r K rh le i must hank h e a v ily on his n e arly a month lav o il follow ing younger sotthall re :v o l‘ s tor ib is Ihn S tale l.i'iilo n Final* In Wail- Mmin I*, since d ie uvowed purpuse c ln ila Inst month. I* lu utve die funs an In teresllu ii M eanw hile. Id'tl H ire s, who ha* • ml rjo se flume. been patheime. hotel her, a learn A s both Johnson uml K rld e r fur the i iiiin iy A ll S lu rs from point util, "T o pluy a croup of am ong the c it y M en's S o il h all Mroldtlm erx, it would he a fiasco 'iH enlt, says he lias a rro l sliutuer Hut with these y o iip iie r p layers V lu ie rle d io Ihc I'lean mi spot. ' we c m i(lvi* the fans xm l Ihe Si* fool. l. . o | m h I'u llo ii llu x lu y Legion u cam e " w ill be playing In rlu h lflc fil unit Hum m ing up the (‘oldest Johnson tia lllh l! cleanup fur die AlbSInr*. slated, "W e hope a ll die Ians lu H uxley, a form er sultan of *Wnl Sanford turnout for (tils nam e to ill llte scut I-pro ranks, weighs over pittllt. We also hone they w ill lie ZIfl pounds and can re a lly give the CeptTous with th eir co lilr|liu tloi|s, p ill n ride because we huvu talked alioul lid s lie once h on e d down u contract jr||> fpr the kids and they have held outside I'lmili'itx rtf .......... imiiiM They have done a I’oial juh fur us unit tlm 'own. this year They d idn 't w in ll|e sla in cb|iiiipm uNlijp it’s true, but limy won the OrIambi District amt the Cleurwaler Areu meets union to the stale championship liuals at Wanchnlu where they came lu fourth " f Record Crowd Moy Watch Australian Dog A t V-C-K-C D A Y T O N A M KACII (S p e cia l) M is s D akey, A u s tra lia n til* dlxtunce cliam pliU), receive* tlm a d d lest Tueaday ulnht ’.vltcti slic meets M r. uml M rs. II. L. Itnhertxnu'a lllti Zip In u uiurallnm run over tlm % mile course. Miss Dakey recently .... . lv defeated KiP* V iolet by 111 lenutfis In a two lion m atch ra re and chalked up I lie near record time of Hi i t secumls over n muddy track y you r* n a'lend ell her ton 111(1 Zip, however. Is n (ur (Ilfmnrh nr loo llH lr for lum ber and |erei^t propoxlllmi limit Mil's Vlop to (late Uiu Z ip has won h o lld liiK m aterials. Hava muitey nine out of IK starts nnulusl such add Rain In s a ils fa r llm i hy rely- sta rs as Society Blue’, However, HI i li t ! on the experience and In tf* - F a rf* ' Ocean Wild, ami others . C? e l M a lin g e r J e rr y C o llin s r lly nf an aalahllahod dealar* bel that the ra ce w ill a ttract a t d bre a kin g crow d and w ill m il arrangem ent* to handle it. Stetson uridders Start Grid Drills Hats Open Play-Offs In Daytona Tonight jMilchner May Hurl For Islanders Against Deland's Jim Vickery Junior Legion All-Star Lineups T h e S p o r t s R e g is t e r Hr K K N T (IIK T L A IN 'V e il, W i'h li Junes, S u n fu id ’ti liuki'hu ll amt goodw ill am haixadur Ik un hi way hack In D ayton, liliiu , am i his M oto r f.'uiirt Job In F r in k llp , (thin . , T lm genial une tim e S u lly- League w ith •<'o|uinhl ____n* ppitch itc h eerr w|(h upitnhla, H, I.'.. took huum ummuriita of m in nut baseball, however . . . . In hi* lit ihiy v is it to ihe C e le ry C ity , Weld* nayf r i* v t ly one yam * help end that a 'Jouldi'hcjidcf which H u n fo nl lust to |k*l,niiil a week kKo H stu rday . . Ttu* li'iim wus eith er on the ruud tlm whole tim e ur ruined o llt heie A s Webb put It H iiliiid n y before be le ft, "| m in e dow n here to see On c h iill, uml a ll I snw wus m in , m in sm l more ru in ." Wehli is the suloi' fellow, whu lust yeur paid u JtitMl piirehusn option on the debt-riddled Heloilioli' liloes . , . However, tils chief O hio bucket III the projected deni was Involved III u serious nlituimihilc uccideul mill hud lu luii'k down . . Wehli lust his |fiutl mid hni| to work to lepuy Ills injilied bucket. li'iiiu K the fu ll U l'iiptju lio tis bet ween Ju lie s and the H i'in in iile Iliu m , W ehli lined up a tiem eu doiis teutii n f |iln ye is w ith u u U tm ld ln K Id ' d u strln l l.entfue n s o id s and stni •ervln* iit iir n i'e s fu r .Sanford th is yeur . . The fa ilu re to cunsurmnute the deni m lu h l have meant the lo s s j of a iieuloitit fur Sanford tills year . . . lories' ta U 'lie r for S u o fo rd tills y m r H ill tio rk is Is I'tirrc id lv llm iiiK e of the t'lu ss t! W est le x a sNew M exico I.cupny . . . T he ll-fe o t-J ma| li'fi laiond p la n t Is the oilm iiliio u s ■ 'hnirti fu r roukip o f the i yeur aw ard . . . H o rkl* had ifli homers, wt*ll ‘over |t»0 ru iia -d rlve itd n mid it robust ,:n ii uvernife u n til he f n u ll . m l Ills thum b utai littie flu u a r on ills tliro w lm f a rm . . . Hlnca that tone (lu ik ts wrote Jones, "1 have been In u sl1||til slum p. I am n iily h ittlu p t HI." v'll/elil ■i irip >ii l. 'u 'aie mi lifninp T in la u p ie tty fa ir cu un try av«ra«a in K llffb l s■ Ilo miynme’s hunk . . . llu ik in d s itim lv o f tbe. same S tu ff tlm old Hum p ia y n w ire b m m x i' he has played In every Maine bv lit lid Hit* plate I'he ttlntil O tilo receiver lx p lu yluir w ith the dm p ile Ihe in ju ry Id Sox ......... In Ihe W had u firs t lia tf A m a rillo Hold .. -T. N „M c- -ltc - -o-lt- ■. ■. . -Jones - ........... i» Jlivil!a K Johnny J m h County A ll fila r* Kugene i'rn n in ittu u , lb . K a r l Kyunx. 2t». Chuck M in d e r s , If. Kulton Huxley, rf. H ill C rabtree, if . , r. Heil llirrx, lb. W illi the IU53 F lo rid a tit ate l.eugnu pennant and If.lIjO lit c ik b a* up liica titive , Kd U v y ’ x lla y tu n a Beach U jan dar* meet Huy 11mine'x p a l. iu d Had Mat* ut C ity ju a la v K a t i, Robert isla n d P a rk a l 1:13 u 'cln ck (unlaid K m u r l, J lr a n y w « le, D m C la rk . In the upetiltiK nam e of a "su dden d e a th " Shutiibnesxy play o ff xertried ore trie d in llte c ir les never hefure M a n m e r— A l M t N U l i i c u ll. The H a ls ile lendinu cham pions. .bu n ce al ussnred Ihcm xclvis Ini* cli iiiiiu tbe i 'us Ii and' IIlari by w im iiuri a t* IK M double header S aturday V I rd Cardinals C a rd in aals ls 11Took while tlm Sanford a p a ir from llte the Islanders, The Hats, sixth place (iu lsbcrs in the i ( ir t l h a lf wim hy tlm I s lu m lm , have cornu w ill) ii rush, ami m ight Ham runif the c o rtn ln down un Ihe S a n fu id C a rd in a ls ’ ItlhT base- well be considered the fiiv o r fle i ba ll xeaxon ia*t n lu h t waahlm r not o scliednled tw in h ill w ith the been use the stall* leagiiu Hliuunh l,ee*hiirt( la ik c rs A fte r the traine was c a lk ’d the l,uk«r playera (»•- nexsy's have nine Hines mum I" iron a cbailt reaction of e h tk ln ii hnml* w ith tin* (!u n iln n l iiluvers. Ihe team fln lsliim : behind llte lead (Jhlro Fundura am i ftuliindo ttrtenu led th*- l.a k e r c o n lliiK e n l k o Iiik er duriuti 13 regular x p K o n i ul in to ,th e H anford lo cke r room to v play. ■ ■ break up a card Rama. A* the K m ..ii" to New Y o rk , P a u l f u t H ow ever, none e l the expert* at plover* narked, collected th e ir nay hett and Hoho S u lliv a n to Con- either Del.and or D aytona have end paid o f f th e ir iw M y debt*, ii'.vlleut, H ill H o tly to F b lla d e k ventured u prediction A* of m id ­ they Iteuan the Rood byea and tak- p liia. H ill .Samuels to H i. I.m ils, night Saturday, and after 13 year* InR o ff In M talr aenarate wave Dave l.eouuril to N o rth C a ro lin a . of pla y, Daytona had won 13(1 • II w ixhliiR each oth e r Ruud luck. P rice W estbrook and J im F la n n l- game* (rum Ilc L s u d w hile D f Tu Out averoK# p la y e r and by- Kali to ( ir o n 'll! . Land hud won 133 from the Is* »taniter It w»« a «od nmmenl. Claren ce Im iru p i i* s tu v lim I» iir lim le rs ! T be usual JoklhR amonft ih e play W hether the Hat* w in th e ir third rr* hua* (net am id llte eeHuu*nesx enom di to he b«*l man at Paul itM lr ih t iH’imunt iseeiii* e n tire ly in of ibiilkltiR ahead and arrattRlriR H m llh'a wedditiK lo iilirh t to Joan Ihe linu ils of a liu x llliijt cro p of H u tiip h ie V ' T h e y w ill by m n iriv il t r ln iT hatua. Tbe re ie litn ie nL yOtingslers, and u cra fty veteran r In dividual player*, w ith a l III. Hoot's |mmu till* even HUIUpR ___|_____ ___ ___ P ilch e r m im ed J im V ick e ry . W in ­ " r who S ......................... m ith is the only p la ye olh«r player* * H fnrRuttcn. A ii in i« (iy Hu* i ui it it* i*f l#*ifly Hi*k**r w Ihi i h IiJi11i nine w Itifrii! .41H1 lifiw Hi htnv here th is w inter. S m ith w ill ner id one of ttu* two no hit. no fie la m Ilf "tid e 1* it " permeated the fii't lia y lu a in d o slrlu l loopC o n xtru rtiu n run tilts recorded io 11133, as well work fur A n drew tbe R raduul disbandm ent. ax w inner id two im e out* lilt Co, Ii was lik e that day when *11 games, V ick e ry K*iex lu ln 'l" i piny (till I'up "I'u p U p " W allace slopped Kd l.une, the sv lf-sty lx d Ilian llig ia p i w ill rc to in to A lb a n y , tbe kid* Rraduated from M id i offs with liv e wins In six drclslou * who kn o w . Sunfnrd, the other day and said, " U h l you read III the J. with ihe Is b o d e ix ! Ills season Hi io ld y, i<itiny w here It) ye ars u(ju the Hutlfuid l>n«t'l»i»ll team went rchonl and •xtlmoKvd auluuraphs ( la . tom orrow , o.aim gei in their vyarlmoka before k evln a DuOII Is »l»ll'd to P'.IVi* for T ill' \ 7 . , i - -jo ij to Dcl.nm l uml lo'iit th em ? ' O kie., on th eir var|ou* ways un tlm many <s, , .......... .. w jlli hi* ■ ■ w c ife am i _*,|U ii| | In eou lrast, tin* Islanders, made turtle Mini, "I m ost huve missed I fnh ii Intel th is week. Dunn w ill I ,lf (lllll „ r lllw „H|e|a| life. H ill lH n* . .n.t patna , , of ______ ••Well, Kd," Pop continued. *1 p lte h n l am i won that Halite and tl d iffe re ip i vu lo w u ik lu the D ou glas A ll diet return* to O klabom e, H a rry tsiain a ll stars uml will* un allyou w ill i ''m em ber you were pluy illy left fie ld for m e " M ellii to L yn n , Mosa., K rn lu c ra ft |i|aut there th is w inte r. tim e league record clu b in lt iu y I,uue tPoouht m om entarily and said, "Y e * , I remember now. P alm ie rl to t.omr Islam), Tony H ill H n trls le ft fo r Tepneweti average of " f f , also may he tielo see In* w ife and recently b**rn pcm lluit iilm o s i entirety upmi one (In Sept, n t h tlm V o lu sia C o u n ty K ennel C lu b w ill M im e It* la it son fur tlm lir n l lim e. T w o utber liu r le r - x le m le r H ill M ille r H ill eveniiiR of races . . . T he modern oval lx located u few m ile* Jhl* aide ■ devrrs w ill rem ain In D vnti'el lips won m * not rtf seven decisions of D ay lom i llcneb mi Itouli* Imi between D aytona and D el.an d . . . A Ihju t I ■Labor % . ■Day . __ afternoun .Ws hmIhm umjill I. tJUMI tl rtlljf til 1/1’ IC. I * | IJH1 Florh ta . H ill H lverlbu rn e Is Ruing from Ihe lla ts um| 22 m il of L'ri o §f ■. i u c Iiir w ill be featurud at V C K C hack to (lilu p d u ami Tom m v re g u la r iv g s u ii ilecl||p|i». I la v 1(i nu Him h w ill npunmir llutir 1.111rtl u iiiiuiil lluWift Dgnim l* Ipriklng (ur help, hm, tm ouanl Ii ta k in g 111* wife, Derby the n ln lil Imforu, Sunday, Kent, tl, tic n liia ltiit a t 7:!ll) p^n. . . . Peggy, and tla u g lile r, " I ts " , w i n ­ rum big J lu i t 'b r lc b altlu) tlm i s 'M ils Hnlipie race Is to determ ine Ihe faxle st m m -R ieyhoiim l III the area. ter Harden where he w ill te*rh iuve whipped him slit tim e* out if seventh grade end do a little seven, uml fnun John Blodgett and U nder the aide Riddance of H ill (la rtw lc k , m anager o f the Hanford Huger A ld rid g e Blodgett has won coaching. H ow ling A lle ys, a second bow lin g league fo r a irm e n fro m the Hanford FLORIDA RTATK I.KAdUK III* lust seven gam es, while A id A ir lle sc began p la y in g U * t T h u rsd a y n ig h t . . . T h e new le a g u e -O v e ra ll Hie Hanford C ardin al* ridge appears une nf tlm m ure • K i o e u - N a l. p e T A N liis io * V J ill! - b u s six team* and w ill howl e very T h u rtd a y n ig h t throughout turned In a b e lle Pe*. counterpart* the season ii'U 'i.N at 7::i« 7::i(l |MM. p ill. '■ . . The Navy H owim ling t wag lie M W ll'U M (he m e re g u la r is oow g i.»«a« .run ro lls e ve iy M onday n won At' .eia la s t veur. T7 h e every u ig lg h ;l amt end Is l» _een tire ly separate fro m -the* r, , | 0U; list tees l i t i k xat game* amt lost AT tu w ind up 3tlr e n tire ly nf rooltles w ith the exc irc u it . . . M eanw hile,' ih e 'C lt v Men'e Le ag o ii w ill b u n c h ops cepllun o f M il|pr. now in hi* m *o sxVTontt -n w ill on Wednesday evening at tbe Hanford H o w lin g A lle y . . . T*t*ry in Javkseevtlle Ueeeb a* i» .vie In tbe firs t h a lf and fo u rth In uml year o l urgatdred h a ll h url play every W ednesday n ig h t . . , \ m eeting »f Im-el men and women Urlsgda IX XI .tar the last half. lug Most of Ihe rookies are a lfllc t......eys . tdntg ._..lght *1 M .rue P a lm ie rl was a Ill-gam e w in ­ bow lers w ill he held a t tlm H onfm d H ow ling A it fo i r the l.ahvlaeri l.iMki .INI ner. Tm nm v "W a b o o ’1 Leonard r d with w ild streuks notably K n ile ion pose *f f iin iiin it a new M ixed League . . . Tbe fo rm a tio n of thl* C rn u m c r who ha* Just set a new iH x iu i crx x n iiM * tiv i' I la rtw lc k fo u r b ow llliR leagues th is «ra»on. L, i*ri. prulm ldv led the F lo rid a State leu gut* record hy w n lkliiK 202 loop w ill give lia r tear NviiFlh ■sat League lu b a ttin g w ith a .’IHI men, and Hnbhv l-ncko who had r* m cerem onies fo r Urn Kor**n 11*1,aari m ark, though till* most w ait fur w alked n o men H im T o n ic In’ s big roinn m n uiratlon S atiird a v In V* *a W ar v e in n n * am i tlm J u n io r Le gio n -C o u n ty A IJ 's l »r night, on ly IT aw ay frum the old svarwAo ..." .at* the o ffic ia l qverage* tu show. shmdd u llr s c l the la rg e st crow d o f tlm y f i r In the M e m oria l Hladlutn Ja rk e e a e llle Reaek The ftiMlblrd* set a new F lo rid a record! Locke had fanned 247. x ■ an .tie Hlatr* Lenitue ivcurd fu r Multm figu re exceeded only by Itit a year, b a rrin g re in of course . , , N o t Only w ill M a rin e fiylO K Ace Ottawa Myrll ■ vat M a jo r Jack U o lt and the county'* utber K o re a n veteran* be honored, A M liases w ith 221, ur eigh t more Imi than the 14-vear-ujtJ standard set ■esatfs, t t iln ia r but most local baseball fan* w |ll be seeing th e ir J u n io r L « llN ‘ JJJhliB a ln e *yi__________ sy lll* Q-M en. K ld » " In action fo r the fir s t tim e th is year , . . Com bined w ith a team l.rsO sn atlariOMI) ta» eaartlleri, bv the IIL17 H._. eala I tire county. tb|* baseball-com m em oration M 'onard led the league in total o f lo cal player* from around Otlaaila s i l*e Reaeb I I I e«N**i|e4 [ale a ttra ctio n . . . N o adiplsslo n w ill be h its w ith IU1 w h ile m a n fg rr Hr Th* t u s r l s j f i l l*r#«x ' rlhuH on asked money to Dunn waa tlm tutal Ira so leader churged'IU!1!'*li'cre wtlM^ e^ntrltiijtlon a»k«d fo forr tnoijey «» e*njj the llll'M iK I-V N W alter I'arlln r. grith UBB. D unn al*u won the |a4. New V<*rk, n u tn u liilvil (Is rili "WhT* K id s " lo Urn N a tio n a l J u n io r t.egluri baw b*H ** **'*"'l| I'nnler. |*aiita>, Iktl* Ik*w. . Hall lark* ..................... ('Mr. In home run crow n w ith 20 ju st a* beginning this week and la s tin g th rou gh S a tu rd a y . . . » * / gpo.l I I A I .I F A X - D ic k i K lil I llo w s iil. la st year'* p ilo t Chuck Al»mr 1*1. H a lifa x , oulBn|pl*<t cause and w orthy avent to le t * a ll turn ou t. R>i[h|*<t C t'lia rils paced th# F H L w ith 26. Intlih, i l l . N* iT N J.. ‘t» MU D a v id jlu xsl, * i, Colem an Y a le * , c Buddy l ake, H e i r r m : IK ri fn ____ h le K . lc n ilro m , l.t. J. h. t ieveiund, ‘ T h ro Jn n rs, Hu b e d HarfweU, K d U rooklyn , BUI White. M a a a r r r - J o h n K rld e r Sanford Is Rained Oul In Season's Finale; Cardinals Won 66, Lost 63 Moan's aw m IIHIt, and Jim Heai ic .’ iUC, in IlHH The lla ts have ihe hr-.t record In Shamilim- ■ ! pl.n o ils Appearinn In elrild “ I them dnrlnri >* years, the Hals reaclied III*' m ia h three lim es, winitlpri two ul lint three The I's have alsu appeared In i-inht. rca rlim n the lim its tour tim es, tint ilio p p llli! three id tlm four PtuV'ulI names wilt allernale tmtween I >a ylu h i a*i ■ I »el.ami until one leum wins Ihree lteuiiiar season adm ission prices w.,, tireva ii. lu ll no passes o ilie r IbllU N a llo lia l Axxnciuiiou oi K|n*eial hron/e passes issued liV the leilgoe ill p.isl years to fo iiu e r m ajor leanilerft. w ill lie hmioied. I 'll ilh 'lit la c k Dumpsey lu . UHsigiieil llm p iriis H ill I.eiD. A niline H ills , J n liii T'oncoll. ami Turn W illia m son to work a ll series ifamt q Today's n ■van. I, rhtrH errnS.‘ B ‘l«:tt W n r a ir b r lm . “ ‘Sr rviri 9 1 Boxing Results Son ford Cqrdind Averages , DKI.AND M t - F ift y - liv e u r St Htetum„ 'a dalH far „ r1HM ..r, football triH st I’a e llle U D hram turned irned ou outl today today In to gel ready read. PI'AVHII a m o ,sclic u ic w m ch \ T.#iIIIIIU l) lor a _m n ag_____ . , d......... ;ln* Bapt. 23 with Auburn Hl\y«jrt|it>ri| oach John Patiae said, "We IPlU/ lu be stronger Mill year W salhrauh we will be tackling one Ugliest schedule* we have „ „„ llOid H lfn W r. I na ram man on (be squad is Hill Mahmela foot-4, 233-pound center 11lh converted from tackln K l,a nl.ainoirU idaan . pra ctice . The with John lmgrun3PandrFrfcl Hulllvan rinitth V4tM •. . M HITCIIHH ::: •r, la* b*lng being hailed lulled a* __ ill* beat m illlvan pauing prospect since BIB John- ■HP M mi. 4 m ■ tW S V ■ �A Vacancy W ill Cost You More Than A That Want-Ad Rent It" light County Drivers Have Licenses Hit E ilflit K cm inii ( m in ty niuturw. Vf ' “ T "1 * l" " 1 ,,a ' il »“ *“ • in u b llf d riv e r * licenses suspended month at lire the f iix t o f Ihla year. The d riv e r's license d iv is io n o f the State D epartm ent of 1'ublle S afe ty •aid tliu l 774 IIre me* were Halley, Junn-x U e y (J u ffD , lu ti while the license of Ale* Levine revoked, III) im pen ded, and 77 ** M itch e ll, Henry W rig h t I’ .-tn x -■ . lletievn, w u i suspended raneetled in Jo ly . an Inr rente ovei amt John Berimed Ved.le. whit Mure than i ,turn driver.* had the 827 actions tu k rn ,n June. evoked, suspended .Inly'* net Ivi tie* hi non lit to 7,467 pended. or cancelled in the f iix t -even the num ber of revocation*, susT ile license uf C la ie n cv W. Wll* month* of JUftM, in d ica tin g >r aver­ peliaion* and eaueellulloii* since anil, Ijik e .Monrue, w ar levoked, age of more than l.tHMJ actions per it Ian. 1, a su M S . TflSlt. ‘“sif't?.'"’' f t * ....... ll'»- ........ Sanford driver* who hud tht-li licenses iw u k e d w ere K o lie il ;jE E * W New Foldin g m l* .'chi'- t . i J’ a lr l Ar m y ■ n a v y lliti* i : i r |»#r ti n # l»»*rr«l»iii l l l f |»r r U m# t n « n t i i » H H i n t 1* Ni* flirr till # I it «r i t lu u (A il** M«a |i*-r f i n # l*i«#iflliii« flirt lira# f u r t r n r i * I m i l r n r I F i t # H i i r i l i In t h # Uttr. h Ii I# I f n i # f i n I K n t li F » * p I a a * <1 D i f i t * rt 2*1 IK PH ON E 148 & W ant t i t * t r i l l I*# nr# # |H # i* « t t # r l b # Trlrfliflnsu# MM IM#IM««o i r n m l m u t - b a r a # I f * u i i r M a m * I* j l l * l # i l l a <N* I p I # | i Ii i m i * I m o l t . I n r # lt a r * i f o r f h l * n r * hi m m o i l n f l i i M l b * a r t v # r i l * # r U # « | » # r t # i l l o |*iit |i i Miti |if I > . I ii u r t l r r fur u* lu f » u i l # r l b # l i # « l | iw «* H il# * # r t l r r all H u m t i l * iMii*l h r I n m i i f u f f i r # in* | h r i l » f I t r l t u r |iiil»H< rallm i I'lm*# until* ua I khii#* rut#l • •f (in #rror un<uia In im ir ml. Ail1# rn «i mi l In i n |ii»»tftlltlr for Blur* limn iiar Innirrri'l Inurr • Tina. 10 Pt II n # •nn*r ru t# n« f i n # (in # * n i n # m t # n« 1* I ft ii 11urn «»r if1n11 r » I • |ip . I 1 Hn# t)i 1*1 I i* Ibi## II or» onil on r * I Mi# | q IH n . t i n # l i n # *n r t . f t !•#. 28 PI »«« r r u t # n» oiiHiinr* ti n # l * n r ftnni# r n l r aft l i t # U ltr a o r *11* o u r * I * (if ! lr - “ I*. — M i l t KP. VI -I IW K 1. A K A A pa rtm e nts III w F ir s t Street. Chime 4WJ W. Y o i .m w a y A N D IIA B Y U F O S | D ay, Week or month — T e l 1425. F u rn itu re re n te r, l l f l W F ir s t O N E R O O M e ffic ie n c y apt suit able fur w orking couple Ideally M o c a le d a rn.sx (runt Coat O ffice C rlv a te b a th .' IWlUlre.- M k fiu d Ju co liM in s Dept Store. L A K E F R O N T D u p le x - 2 lilt F u r if Desired 11 ml*, from N A S Ch ildren welcom e It A C a m e r­ on, Lake < barm D r., Oviedo; Cli. 47ui or *572 I ll f l bo..*®, Dun w 3rd P a rtly fu r See T am CiilberhoUsn, I7CJ W 3rd AIR. Apartments, eouple*, IW) N. L au n K . 1 B E D R O O M house U nfurnished. M unroe C o rn e r W O le Box A II c / c hanfu d ll ir a ld K U R N IS IIK D A p l ra w U p sta irs Rhone F A H M F O R R E N T — II Vfc Cam eron C ity Mr*. W B acres, Lynch U N F U R N I S H E D 2 lied room house nr rent Kitchen I* furnished. ,»ryc fenced In yard. I'rcfe r couple with ch ild re n . C h o iir 19311W. A v a ila b le Kepi. 15 4 F t lR N I S H E D u iia rtm e n l, 2 riKim* and k lli'h e n i'lfe c lo s e in. Rhone m , U N F ilR N lH H E D A p l . 3 rtMint*' hath M atu re C o uplr. Mi7 Dak W A N T ED TO R E N T 1 —S 11*— r.jmiNK 99 OPPORTUNITIES 17 G O A T M 1L K : R. t T p H e s t T iT S in lurd Ave. Rhone 716 WJ. th f inl(i#*«liaB m l # * ni> nil* flu nU W a n t %il* |4Mkill«b#il In I h r llrrn lrf. Sr • Your T U P P K H IY A H E dealer. G la d y s Sum erhy I’ hime 1T50-R F t t r tte m illH I NT ADS % A AHTK.LK* r o ll S A IL Use H ERA LD W AN T ADS - I E D H O O M U nfu.nixhed house In nford o r nearby. Contact LI. rove r, K x le n llo n 322 S N A A K . JIU Sanford Ave, ...... J.Y'JS e i >2 50 | a l su rplu s Chime 1371 i 'O N C U K T K Steps, stepping slum *, grease traps, senile tana*, w in­ dow s ills A lln le ■ M lru rle Cone lid e Cn . .700 E lm A*e Rhone 1775 S M A I.I, B U S IN E S S If you have a sm a ll b':*in“x* In a w in d e d part of town and are interested b getting .u sto m ers, Hat the s e -v ice you o ffe r In Ihe C la ssifie i! eo’ jm n o f Ihe Sanford H e ra ld t a l l t U •M ANUS— Organs, hand Inslru merits. (! u 1 1 « r s, uecordians. U ru iiis Convenient T erm s — 14 String) M usic (Ml N O range, Or- | 14— S P E C I A L S E R V I C E S la mlo I F „ J 0 U IIA V R 8 0 M E T H I N 0 T O S E L L and are In a h u rry to a*U It, let the c !a iilt!e d advertJatnj NI4W IN S T O C K departm ent of T H E S A N F O R D Coins 14e Hem lies. eoiierele H E R A L D prove Ita a b ility a t an window sills, eonerete window e fficie n t aalea m edium . lin lc ls yreave tra ils am i hulhlJALOUSIES my m aterials of a ll kind* Life tim e A lu m in u m — T ree M 3 SHERM AN CONCRETE inalea F re e In atallatlu u —TYIaI T C E CO. hune 1*25. F u rn itu re Center, C liu iir* ICHI, 1241 IS W. Kira*. Concrete Window DIN Concrete window lintels G rease lra|is — S cp lic lin k s M I R A C L E C O N C R E T E CO. 47 years m Sanford I'h. 1335 34# E lm Ava. IIU H I *0 or I2H TRUCK TO RENT If you have a truck to rent you '.'muld list (hi* s e rv ice in the special service* of the Sanford Wa bur, *tll and trade used furni­ ............................................. i ld Hl e ra We have hud in tpdrlf* ture Wllaon-'tUler Furniture Co a* to who rent) truck*. *11 E ta t Phone » M _________ All TICLltS WANTED F'O lt S A L E — One iiura® and oue giNMl m ilk cow. J . It. Urldge*, Luke Monroe. Phone 1320-K. m LAND CLKAHING D o iie ra and D raBtfll_ glin_e________ w o r k - K____ u a_ ll T F la P h o n a l; Sanfnrd U155; Day tuna B each 3-1tltt. 1,k' II- ’ R E A L T U IU I S A L E S M A N — Produce, Katalillxhod m u le Good opp44-|unliy, o W rlle Box J K , c/o Tl Tne Sanford H e rald. D e liv e ry H oy Wanted. A p p ly Paltn e llo G rn cu ry. T o » la rl T u c u la y M A It It IE (4 m in lo r Insurance work w ork In lit S un fon l Cnntact It. II. Taylor, 2Di M e lscli Bldg, nr phono lil«4«-JI for a p ixd iilio e n t. HH- INSURANCE -M B >ave on Kir®, W indstorm -autom o­ bile Insurance. Seu John II, WUli«m » In suran ce A gency. *06 n ajiford A tla n tic Bang Ilfd | o r See Ilaytnonil M H all T O D e liv e r feed and work In alure Llcensei ed B ro k e r for a ll day* a week. A p p ly In perkludi of Beat Esta'a and 2nd G eneri Insurance. 214* nee 9. Pa 1 Ave. ‘Phone 1100. 1 1 >r®3 Ni WO R E W A N T E D -II Whether buying nr wdllng, It will W A N T E D p o illlo n , i i houiekei M E A^R N U S SINN* A N C E AGENCY pay you to nurse, and companion, J. W. HALL, REALTOR rtferencea. oia Oak. Phone Florida Stale Bank Building I S - N O Y IC E fl . P E R S O N A S J l - U 1263-W. "Call Hall" Phone 1753 RElPO N H lBLE whit® man with U A U U H F ____________ R E S T O H IU M — _ E ld e rly , FOR R EA L ESTATE IN LA K E Semi-Invalid, convalescentt. K in d MJ|RY aee Raymond M, Ball, lv Care, graduate dietician. HUES __R#allor, Sanford. FTorlua. n r tn u sumstaa orroneNmu u M 7-V . _________ r Want A Nice Motel In Sanford, Fla.7 V f l HAVE aome e xcellen t Lakefront Home*, also mme naw I WK BUY USED CARS. UNI® tad 3 bedroom home* In Itte R ««t — Second and Sanford. & Contact me fur your bona* M odern B-unll co urt — excellent I need*. C . A , W H ID D O N HR. irk Ave.' 110 S pirit I’h. 1231, condition, On b eautifu l L a k a Mourn® U . 8. H igh w ay 17, Inflda c ity llm lt i. F o r Inform ation wr|ta p o B oh 334, Hanford. M T SO K 125 ft. ready for bund­ lin g . On paved itreet 12 blocka F O I l' S A L from clock. 1250. Phone 1333 W. I S M O B IL E H O M ES n w ic e d im m u n o u i lio n of V aca tio n T r a l Irieoin® al~Want . Box S3. .. Sacrifice 3 bedroom home, n f u r n l a h a d . Equity H*oo. MONEY deaired on colored pro2230 J or tea after 4| 4i« .a u m E x C u w E A tE xi ' A C'-sj; . . . K - ' ; 'i ► T y — 7 J" AN' *T J n i < V f. 1 W A 9 J VSv ft A V\ A n 3AJ»< Nwo ** P C T A N T £ : - ( <*>>*&€• >'<' W: , , mT; l w o i V\ t \jj '! i I 1 ^ H A N J F r * ) [ V /y ----------------- - 13'Ji i- e C J \ j i - P N T ,7U A N .J S j 6 i 1 \ f o O T <— J t - i« s{ A n V S ^ i)) :i!t5 ul.. vv- " h o y from a New C a r lle a le r " S A N F O R 0 3(404111 4 0 . INC. 14111 F re u rh A te , I'll. 1370 t Autom otive S e rv ice — 17 H ! H A L L 'S (Larai/e fJr” (T e n e rV lN uU ) lle p a irln y Sanford A Ce'.try A v e Chim e lUtWl M, 166C K n l« h t.___ B A T T E R Y , G enerator o r S ta rte r S ervice, Cal) SIT, Sw alti'a B a t tery Service. Sanfnrd Avenue and Im l Street / c i t- -'- -c u o t * r l e r f a Tv <£k* X ~j y N ,J W I M L n t J U ‘ M E L L B b \ i. xvi Fvnwi^n.ib. ..r M ii | E M AFFKT A U T ti S e rvice , iiiUCi N orth C a rk, I'hoiH* U2*. Speedo m eter S pe cia lists — — 11 -----------h la B O A T S ■ 3 1 0 1O H S —_IM IU rto William I' Smith Outboard Sale* S ervice, At e tc my i)ul[iu .n i! Sal i«. 2513 S I’urk Chime 1174 J | ^ *}’ ( ' U ^ , m v , o d w o ^ o ^ M 'f'o r ‘ ; ^ ^ IN' C O R R E C T t H A F T ilun ubo ul With 107 It c O ra v . ihm lile planked Oirnuyliout tra ile r Mo - lo r and boat lo m p le le ly over balded and lu excellent coinlllion An unusual buy Cruf lilt* . C ln e ca slle , l- lorid* TO - F U R N I T U R E - U ’ bold G ihhI i Zk U IL F U R N A C E S ~ B y K r e ik y W all, Flu o r and F lrrp lu c a . M. (1, HODGES IM W. lal_8L Pkena in VENETIAN BUNDS Fartury prlcral Roll a tlewl liliuda, Afjmluum alat*. cotton or pla* tic tain»t Complete rep service kemlnole Venellau Blind Cump*in ■2* Weil Third Rhone U l ni B R A ILEY ODHAM USED CARS rails Ave. Si Kith St. W. K. IVIcMiistci, MurAll fiiiancliig bundled llinuiifli loi-iil Imiikh. IV f o i l H E C T « It A l l with 75 11 C pianked Iwdlolil • O ra y, double and Iasi , and tra ile r Clean I'rlce d to sell CAKCHNTEK WORK For txuick repair Juba, ur amali bulKtiig, Call Jim 1142 11-4. U R M N D O M o rn in g KauUnel, U r U n do E v e n in g S ta r. C a ll A a lv b "F'O II S A L E la iv e ly Spinel Ciaiio. May. HA* J. M ust be T ra n sfe rre d at Once M O V IN O , laica) A long We offer for sale to perm anent resident of this seel ion latok* llit a n r e C A L L II, Storage anil plavx like new id ly ytmrand crating W. A. ADAMS. a nleeil for ten years Just pay REMODELING, repairing, avbris m a ll down paym ent, and fin ­ tos aiding, roofing, painting, ish out balance In easy n in iilh ly Fre e eitlniate*. No down pay term s. Fam ous standard m ake. menla, 34 months to pay, Licen­ W id e Collection D epartm ent, 3110 F lo rid a Avenue, T am pa, sed contractor. It. J. Finch, til# Flu ., and we w ill notify you Mellonvide Avo, Chona Mtf-W w here t o see the pi aim ." L L BILL—Plan® Technician. H. FI. M o to rlre d F la t plate Inm er, Phaa® 411 W. Routs 1, Hanford 173.1X1. U t il C u lm c lio Ave. 7— Feta ■ L tv a u o rk • P o u ltry — 7 "4lr S lude ba ke r Ciek up [ 17 H— r H O R S E for aule— Saddle anti Hrl- I H E D H O O M IIO U S K A ll ^ u tvo n le n u * , e xcellen t w ater, nsxir E ld e r Spring*. Plen ty ihado traea, some ! " t it tree*. 2 14/lou aerea land. 0 . C, W urm ack, Rt, 3 Rax 243, o r »cs' ow ner at A ll. 4 wheel driv e Jeep, A I eom llflou I I 'H E A D E R S E R V I C E . L lin e and D olom ite and F e r t illie r . Chonn 1503 M D avid E C arpenter. SCHOOL D ESKS— F IN IS H E D A N D U N F I N I S H E D r UKM TURK CENTER lit) W 1st Chim e 1425 H A V E your lawn mowed by Je rry Lord I'honi- II.it.I A L M A T I1 A 1 L E K N ic e ly Fu rn ish eil. Si reen porch See O lllu ycr, L L ns about uur C re d it D a n . Sue’ undo T ra ile r P a rk , !t m iles C ACuinl.ny. U e p a iriim Hemodel*'i i h of Sanford Trsi M 'irnelt S C A IIT A N II O V A I. M A N S IO N Mt. | Box 70 .'I T el llf f f W H O U S E T R A I E E H NOW L O C A T ­ E D A T I*A R K A V E . T R A I L E R A I .L T Y C E S B u lld o re r wurk. R ea C O U R T . Y O U T H H U N K HEIFS auiialile K alea F re e eallinataa IN R E A R ItK O ItO O M . C A I.E Chime 2221. V C. lira c e y . I7-.I1 It A F T E R 5:(HI C. 31. C I.U M IIIN O i; e d i : i : i * f r e e z e u Ft u w d C o n tra il and re p a ir work Fre e I y e ar Com plete with loud. 1750 estim ates K I. lla lv e y . ;mi ( illI s B icycle , yood condition. 115 S an lo rd Ave. Chime IH2M C a ll III7J from U lo 5 p. in. NEW F r uL O u Od Ri uS aurfacad h> W parlaclUm O ld fluora tuada iu«da lik e S L R iH T L Y U S E D apartm ent si/o cleauln* fMW F ln lik ln tf, _______ ___ ffiy id a lre Cun lie seen ul the w aalna. a lto portable pow er plant Sm ith A n t 21L Fre n ch Ave Ap S e rvin g So in In o li County aloes ply SHU Fre n ch Ave ID S >(. M. (ile a io n . L a t a M a ry P R A C T I C A L L Y new C'ortu h le E le c K E E P YOUR lot* clean Heavy . . i r k Sewltm M a d iln p It--ason ithie duty mowing cleh rln u , nraiJ' lur pj,. xnm it lug shell drivew ay*. I'uslum fa rm in g D eW Itl H unter A Son •‘ C A B L E , N E U S O N " Spinet Piano. I’ ll iia - w . M aple finish, I y e ar old |3!)3 . w itli bench. Rhone 1725 It VEI.U4 D R ILLED , Ciimpt Install <<l, any sife M O ilodpes I'h Hom e id the AUTOMOBILES . TRAILER'S IIAII.V SCECIAI.S FO R M A L E -G R O P E R Y STOKE And meat m arket, good loealiun Kstall)ished m any years Ow ner . re tirin g due to aue C o in iile li- Uo 1 my business Inelm lliiK a ll atoek* and fixtu res for 17.oral, whieh i* less than cost of fixtu re s alone F o r m form alln n , I’ hime 141 or D uC ree 717 Cal * 1 w rite IV It in elto Ave . Sanford. Fla PERMANENT famlly of three do’dlo. Rhone g|55 u r contact G u lf I F Y O U ar« re-m odeling u r b u ild ­ alrea three bsilrmnn house with on and French. ing new, phone 2290 J for your kitchen furnished City nr rural. p la lte rin g o r block w ork. E ip e r t Reply Box D. L. c/o Sanford tk — H ELP WANTED -If batch w o rk— no job tuo large ojH ifa ld . lou sm a ll. F re e cxtlm a le x upon (IU A LIFIED FRONT MAN Mult requeit. PERMANENT Realileiila, desire 2 Know hnw tu handle stock and be droom Uufurnlslied. Stale loproduce. Ton salary. Apply Tip OAKLAWN ra tio n . P ric e . O Box 11111. Top Super Monad. Seminole County’s only ptwnelual IE A L ESTATE FO R S A L K -3 Hi u “ Hank r»l*« save you lu m irC All iiixtirtmrr purcliu.M’d from emir insuriiiiie ngeitl. "Ill c tsr tun h a ir an arrldenl. too »»Dlr w llli * fliru d Super • Dupcr • UurruiuH '595 ’ ll! MC1U l it Y 2 Hour, new srul rnverH, new ptiinl ’ IS NANII li C y lin d e r i-IRnir Till 4 II K V H O I.K T S 'lY I .K - U N K D K I.U X K , ntdlo, lo-nier, new iilunlle covers ;>l N A S H It A M i l l . K it d if t e, only ID oor, Cowergllde, S T A T I O N W A t i( I N . nit m e lu l lmd>. m e r - '395 '945 r995 Above imludt'H Intenml, Insnninee t liuigi'H, o ii'ln d ilii! lif t 4li 1 1II ■<i i » an d * ll f ll lM li ir t lim r i's HIEI.’H FURNITURE KKFTNIMIIlNfi U pholstering and R e p a irin g Tel. I23X M3 c e le ry Ave. J . G A R C IA Cabinet m aking, u p lio isle i mg F in n llu re re flu ls h in g — r e p a ir ln i An t|t|i»e re sto rin g u p lm U te iin t fab rlc*. Work guaranteed tin N Boulevard C l , D eLand, ITnior 557 HfUfl REHiy 41 fa - III) ■ «*li (. fia.i, r In . ill 11 " <1 (4 IW 1 ( 4 ~*i- s IN I (11(11 III II t l D I. ) k i l I'aaa Finn! Planning Session Held At High School 1 III 1MLi 1 ft!' ft Mull ol llli' Sr 1111 fi(4jr t • • t i l t h |4| ** M h u n t rujilt-i i-urr Tl- , | 11>li l t 1 l l . l ,i i .illi-l hi(,ill at '< lil III 1•h 11 ii*: h S, 1 b, „ ,1 K. | 441'l l \M*||* lllvrli hi Ibu I* 141 11i ' | xt (h r 1 .it lull-- . ' , 0(ix rIt .11 In.in ini |Jir M 'l ii n * Mail r n l DhHdi ' tmli..dm ,-d In i i *1 (Il kil l Hi,mi'll \1 i l i III., VI.,I 1 ,'Im. i I nn Hie Ilk, liii | ; ,4\ i' I ...il |,i ,dlll'IUX 1X1414 .i i h v it t e ­ Ti ll 11ll i l s ii i! in,I H irum iin-llda TIimi 1it.fill* i xiD •u i,, i illllg I In- |■i lib h i l l xl 1 (M l l l l . j |il >iUlnlh,ll.il 11"I M 1*' 1 m i s l r ri h i i i i- M-ulwmk, all.) I'l ' .1 1 i i i i i i i i Im w,,i k M i > , V l i Killlit b ir n e l, i bail m all till till l l lM ld l High 1 gi,,u|i lull-, , ,1 1,,-r l e r n i •<•-• S|i-x l. „ l i ltd ,1.-11 IM -1'U.xkillU nl III!' lull, II,ill* d Hi, |il Unr high m ic iu I |uum,-lin'i -,-d ilu l,1a m r lu n g io iii. g rail •tl-1 pMimiilli-ii wax rin cn -d -h i : my l u ,i dtvP Fllf. lf tri r il « t ill t ill III* *111111-11 " VI i Lucille Snvilel rliali n u ii V rt." K it iN larii tin litm l S'nt 1 I " 1 * 1 III fix! Ilk t 1 lul Ihe lllll'l lui-lil.lle l'l.,U|i IIIIro IA W T Y O U R R E T T till!-tin) tli» t t a is It m il h*i « y n K i t 1 h l 11.* a f ! r i 141 s’ 'li l» In- > i I,ei r b iiir iii. iii M ix K ill i M vmi have— advertise your In** i i m \% Mo (I l l Li I d # U««l h- 1 I knuw l i n ti*mx • tuol But 1-,-lb "xli it,,i: whose ie|Hiit gov F R E E for three tim e* In Hoi,rin g * C u try cam* m in llo i i i m i i , » d i n I f ll i iti f ill **f >i r i wt-tk dung mi lin- lu u bli-in s nf H e ra ld through the ruuite»y nl ' h u l l in....... mg nn lliuitx n| mstiurtluil #*! l i | # l i l l i lt MI Hi-Hi* III It U t n lg r li*V*r Rul ** the F lo rid a SlnU i Bank. 1 i r t j i j* # k (Jill I‘ III f t 4.111 Ml# . , I turuage ai lx. x,+, lal xl,idles # III - ili-.l he waa m vaiiabiv calm. Ill* n l .,Mil,on-lit Kin Mu* Mynraa, n il (oluilly, w rir mant.il witn i i.i nl min LO S T — I’ u ru k e cl . I llu U h g ia ) II,, h u ll ........ . gr,ul|, -null-1 Ibe p#l' aa wall a* pliyanal Kit llkrd UOn a m m ill Hi* l-iil] Hi 7 ■ " I * * 1 4 4 lit 1 1 F HIM-* «.*r i n li a w breasted In v icin ity o f C o m m i t ‘ ,u m.ilixlnn nl v11xx Inbi-i -'r i , I d ,, l I ,,, -b - 1,1 i'kl> f|kl># *■*«4ai •* » Ml jit i |li (lit I win-in J . n . i ' i l i t , 11*-mini,»ir ami wa* aiw aya ni 1lul, bui li* r ia l and C a lk R e w a rd PI..... '. in i m . , iixxlnleil by Mrs Nellie h#i| |jr* (Hit* ebflii 'Hi ti,at ton,a „ i * i D.xoi b‘0 i ->« r •a** w ilb bint. 4IX) W. t i l I f* J... . lilt - .-I- n,.,u ii-rn l,I ri i1|xrussg,l mill' HIli# I . i I ' g i« HUM III A l X 1,111* 0 I II,*......... . , l*n iy* uxknl wbat tli« linnlil* T h # f |jru> •'» 'I 1-1 Hi# 'I pt ' ii* It tiulli# ill.) J«ll $»»' ibb-iux II M’V VAlMl* h!)W ,,,, 11 , 11'. , M ‘«mu.i i, . V, s in .,u a m il tmiii,ti*ij wan anil lul*n*<l attrlilivelv IVlln H r bu d ........ . 1 . ' L O S T — B u d g i e , Y e l l o w i s h g ree n 1" '!c Vll" |i ., xplill xl 1llfl*'I'l fxl 1*llv, Win, -1*1-111-* * Iirill* *,-llil*il s lim j»r. I c o l o r . L e f t h o u s e lit W v m ie w n n ii 1,1,1* ll. lulu--,,g *b ' I Hal gny at Dai»y « pa rty ' I'll* yrll',4. , |4|X|.f- 11\ . III,- best Inf I In nl nf Mil ....... ii .- i ) - 1* *i.< 1 I ii-i-i ID riuwnad. anil tulcl K it, w llh m d jlo Klaunni d a k* i.ud i>*>„ ■ --( Ha * * • 11 e * it . ,irini.i i -s iti i, v , t *n 1' null mr dlxglplun- hi vft ||:i| im V M m V h U L li« 7 , Ulh"' *,u",r 1 Ok** Hill* 11*111*. I* |MS, *f |t 4* III*, bxllig linked, aiaiot having dlnn*l III* g a i a a l l MuIIday not,I ',* ririn n n i l H 7_ J ------1*n l ,1 f *•]iclni xl,,, illfl tMrmpf lo w .lli labby two weeke ta ille r , and tia.lt, l ,ia*-,l d i.*,»*lt a .......img ills# VIm* sludi’iil - |i#im »i !.i I proh bei b e a il aaxad a little “ I o u g lil to III* d.a-i a n d *1, vu tin n ir n . *l,« r lf A I T K H H FVKN hill'* ii in 1 buvv It, i|**v**hni 111*•|>♦*r Imlv in*1lb,ul* K I T D J D N T ««v uiiyllimn In i»- to huva guasxad tlixn. Whan t ran b a d h er n p l a y i n g hi nl** t» t,*r " inford Klecirlg E le c lr lc Co., A Sanlord Co.. (I E Appli ... M e......................... I lie , ,-uply to Ai igb'x ntintlleg romioanla into liar on 42nd tit. a!i4 wax in a apat t in e n l w it h g u e a l a I 'dlnw uig lin- n i m r l i x panel a n cai, 113 gh u lla Avo. I’ ll v i -i llb l* liuit la-eli teliit lied d u i i i . g Till* Wlis it a it ln l anil <-o ii | ii *«1 gneei mood, not Ilka liaraalf. Jit ■ b-riiNxiiiH by IIn- c li.iii man re c m le r s unit cio ixiillM n ls w is held W ax A n ita n g iii. w «h A o k >* Jump. l e i » l lo u id n ’l g it lia r lo ta lk III* .IU,ill I,nun, it u i i x |,ai k, I at in w litcb In •ba ue r u cicd ax t u g i il t (Mil Itiftilill* ? U i M f ^ p IgMdi I xlio u lil have know n that Ilia,* III* n u b mi r, i* * d a v in '• i i i i n KP hona 1757, U 5 M a g n olia i,i" .In a lu i .It-iiu II,iliu m gene'»| Uffn mminil rm «|iillr h whil* hr wax vm ixD iIng up w liin xli* aahao O i a i l l l U g Ibal 1.1 till V h ad i l u w o i ei,u utloul |il im .lriic ttiili ut Hi* me not to tall you that ilia waa in utf w it h I'.Kiv VVild»i m l b , y*ll,*w F B ld lU A I R R a p id lin ca a , sale* ami tied n>ik<d b n lo inuny Mm ball S lab I »i pal tim id s u m iu 'irl/ rd lb* a doi'-o llm ra llul |,«'lupa Ii* li»<4 town Hhe wax inalxtenl about It " c o n v a i l l b l * . a x a t u rn n a n l liu> m g je rv lce . 0 . II. fllg h , Oviedo. Fla wuik ciirupbnn-'dim t lin- .lies wbu II* opened Ilia eyea at tba man lie! p i x n r n l w h a i i ' a l i u o l a II waa a Phone 4151 o r B a n furd 1042 W (O l D ied. although tie’ll g lim no srt up the conference, olid eniil Imib ntbm ol any <hangs V*t It Hun o l "Uranoi Oaka. “ Vou want waxhunt. Mu m,i, li Im th at H u g o after 3 p. m. uii-iding liiv u r.ib D u ih -u Ibe ideas wnx odd Dial Ii* liailn'l sold any- lu It* i a p a r i m a li t , K it 7 You •aid that the u u i n r u l Hi* m i n i .ill,I discussinnx brm igbl nut tiling about n-.-nig lobby lo New sliboldn t have " T u say that Elaa- w h o b a d uppvxi*<l so xlD-otly m M ille r R adio & A pplia n ce H r also un-nil,lin'd Ibe tael Ibat Yo lk, and iiavlng dinner wllli bei nor Oaka wax on (h* taridxbeii K l e m m i ii .t k* li v in g it. uni w h ile Sanford. Sem inole County'* wc iii this cmtul.v boil (lie mi,*l . , . lingo nod IteiiigeT 8ll* frit *ni* wax cu ttin g 11 m ildly. He ra- t h e y w* i* l l u l * wax Muiuoel f i d o ld a if W eitln glm uso D ealer uiilxl.n ,ding co u x o llu lits In- had membered Uia caxa v arv-w e ll. Hlie rick. beaten unit rurinii-dy forlorn. Pit, 214 funmt m uur ciu ife i ei|ge A n ita waa d h a r lly m nm* Hi* 1 I'un.dtltunU were D r c liir n 51 He d I tl n l I't'-ai-ntly Angie wux gone wllli had Uixn acquit Led ... V udoplch 8 a lei-See vies, a II mi I ndinonllbm "Mind wiial I know wlm HWeellu wax, but lie d room from K it, xittm g in u im n rr Hl-.ru p r n f c s iir of eilncH lioit. I'm E le c tric a l it da* Apjtllaneet c,I tba rum Ii, a i ig a irt in In-r linnil. say about your toimlii, and Tony try to find out. versRv uf F lo rid a D r Sam II A d m ira l, K e lv ln u lo r, Serve I Millbud x l.illi-d In b u n l u l l , a id K it L-ailed DeiiAeld then. There w ilder, honey." It wax too late lot Slim ier, d ir c r lo r of In stiu clb in il B e frig c ra io rs , P rota u n Butt tu ilajn, ul null in a ll uxh liu v nil wax s till no w old. C o m ing bark Held s e rv ic e s ; Mix# C h iirlu tla that, ltd M-fleeted wearily: a* Suun le G a s i d Hanford Ave. KU-iiiIiiius , e o u siilliiu t in elem en aa 1lie y were alone iihe told Anita she said, "I don't w ant to |«av< the Cliff** l#l,le. An Hugo ap,,k* ._______ Phone 1240 i'r d m k 'a name b rr rlbow a and In is e ilne u ltiili; K < ) lla b n iu P h ilip alone. I'm going up." A n ita tilts whole Hlory, what they ball ip-ucial e tu iM illa lil In tiistruetiur ■tlainveieii and wiial tliey feaierl, had lo get hum*, too. Thera wax b ra il wni.l nhw ply lun h m an Im R A N D A L L E L E C T R IC CO nil nl Ihe Slate D e p irD u e n l nt 0 wn®«l and operated by Sldiw> and that W ild e r win. tl,* man la b b y bail no tra in u n til 1:30 It xndad by V o b ilila iy g if,I,ii * ol I * ,nil and her l.ib tra llu n M iss Kal'ii dn K e lli as Oaorga d rivin g (h im . Ha inatxted fa ,* becaiua a b a o lld rly s llll. aa gun* aw ay w ith. E r ic V ih le n . B a n dlx and C ro s lty sni'lnle (irofessor uf rd u rx lio u A n ltu wasn't ax xuriiltxxd ax K it m i IL "W h at'a the oxa u f being I bough lle l 1,1 ru l illllg bud Xluppad. Appllan cea: E le c tric a l c o n tra il M ill i d i S lid e U u ive i'xltv and hud expected bet lo Im . 4Jv*r lax your own Doea if you uan't take an A n ita knew i'a-dih k. li lt wax , ,,ni l l ! and rv p alra. II2 M agnolia M rs Lucy Hueki"* rim x iiH in t In amt aandw icbrx, A n i t a aaldi "I afternoon off T Oat you r tliliig a on, vine*,I uf II. e le ilie ltta ry cducntlnn, S tale DaA n ita dallied know ing him In krfew O ia ia waa aomeuiia. tabby g l r l i " p a rtin ent 23Dfflc® E q u ip m e n t - 27 bax c h a n g e d In Ilia I a a t few Il waa 2 whan they left New an in a la n l *b* waa liP ia rlf again, llib n llia . Hlie'a baan unaattlag. not Y o rk, 23 m in u trx paat 4 whan they allowing m,lln n g hut am pi lx* II,ul H A Y N E S ’ O ffice M ach in e Co, an ca ie fra a aa alia wax. 3hx bad reached DxnBeld. (Ut do*ad a goud K it abodUl axk. T y w w rR a /a addinn tn m h lm * . M il lam bad c o m * dow iixtulia. am netliing on bar mind. Anyhow , part of th« way, bar head againxt Sale* it e n lu li, 314 M agn olia, I’ h yon m ight xx w ell atop w orryin g. Oaorga'a xhouldar. It waa a aur- Mil* wa* xtum llng In th<< dum w ay G R A N D H A I'ID S . M ich '21 -Th# KVen If you ’ll known about W lldar p rla in g ly cum furtable place to have ulltl K it cuugbt u gllinpxe of tier r i l v ('o m u n ssin ii is d ra ftin g an I don't batleva yon c o u l d have IL D ropping A n ita a t bar gate, lacn In a m irro r. Kb* wnx . lin in g R E G I S T E R s urillnunee tu p ro h ililt Ihe abxnitonA N D F O R M S . O N E - T IM E C A R atnpped IL Otiaer up, U-a m ail may alia *ald aha’d be ovar |atar. Oaorga a t A n lla w ith a p iercing »tam Hint m enl of intixcl ic* boga-x, ■ ON. L o w p r lc e i. F»*t dellvorv U lin out m iudi lie tD r Umn you ex- drove up the h ill and Into the wua fu ll of xoxpii Inn. Dm loubti-dly M iria m had n**ii w b n l K it bail The com m ission lx actin g nn 4 drivew ay. Check wlM» G eo rge filu«*L 17 p te t,” housew ife's te lle r co m plaining over Komh M a la . O rlan do K it jum ped out o f the c a r ba­ #a*n. K it got lip and began la w alk it waxn't kflrtilm who i|Kikn, It ii recent nationw ide wave of c h il­ around th t room. “ If only aha'd let t o n Oaorga brought It to a fu ll ua kriuw w h a r a xlia u . T lig l'i atop. H a r uaaja « m |* U*a h*n qaa H .oige " Iv d t lik , Hainii*! W. dren >id fm-u lin g in abandoned lo* TOD hoses and re frig e ra to rs. w lia t’a an frlqliLan lng M u p p u a a Orta glance at gla f | ------------c ------ F id iic k - no bn'a Klrannr'a b u y T he ordinance would p roh ibit Well, ./all." Ua anbl that alia'a found uut a o m tih liig la rrio l* L t b l i y hadn't tal«R|i# M « TM > * :i CAN uiivoiu* from leavin g hinge* on 111® poln* bad bad nil ry * on fad* - parhapa that W ild e r Is already W*a lio lft|ar. T h u g S R IX Kit w®nt upatmra i m chaggad rl*k tor quit* a w lillr. II* waa aua* door* nf lim ned lc<4 hose* and |tmnm rrtcd, th a t b* a lia a d*y’ > h«a a wit# . . . Hhe m ight hav* ta ll ntin Into g ra y ctuunbray u ;d liw ,.a*lx. p a il.d of living lb* |iuw*r behind A n y th in g Ui xeinc ■ t r a li g • ptaca, m ight W b tn aha caina down at 3 o'clock, a n u rn b a r ul racket* gambling, hav*— " le a n in g againxt tba daak P h ilip , lo okin g in cre d ib ly worn, Crooked promutlunx, dop«, but ao T O O L A T E T O L'1*ASSIFY W ith A ' K it bur lad ha/ faca in bar Honda. gM Mi.pmU ‘n Um UviHg l# r (hay h adn’t twan able lo pin T- 1 Cl344(fl# ' * A n ita waa d t a m a y a d at har room. WllRan* waa there, too, aityUiing on Mm. i.O S T — 4 key# on rin g on 1it* SI# f Tu Ut OoHflnwad) braakduw u " K it , atop c ry in g —and t u t weak. H s tu m D r. 1 ,V M - OWtojt'uAU .vy K ^ a fyatMtaa *ya4lMt«. R jn fo rd - A O s n lie N a tio n a l , CagyrtSkp * L 3 ? iS W H - . i l j j . p-'fi J'* j .. i 'ei x *it ap r s***r ■,'f ■ II- lo u t’ AND FO UND ? “ " * CW5*1 .'i M NI! |*M ft « tll|l 14 « lit! i * l . I it u m l *‘ i( IIU liffiF f'l -M . Mi * .............. r f p l l i i i *i*<J . i*M * ‘ Mill* III Ml lim p # M « 1M #■ Mi IIm p i 1 .1.1 1y I f r l l # l . i . l * u i I, » i 1 m i l , ' i r N M1 H t i l i> | | | r •»,*| « 4 i m i V |M m o l i i l f 4 law v 41 f t 44|Mi l'|( 1 «* Jill 1 ll#« ............. h It • H im i. a y H llfll < -I " JlllMbt r i f i in ||*4Y '||»|| K i t 1(1*1 110 3 L i l l y ® » 1* R l | 4 l l " ’ )! I m Ik ii "1 t i . r Im '1 #. % 1 ft F T H r r » i * . t ♦»)* H i t A i ' l # ’ * #r I u l Ik " •MPSUSfeftft!- Icc Box Law "tS i ■ h t 'f y * im I JS ‘I I * ® j *,» j fl 4 j j �ClassesResume At Vocational School Sepl. 8 JeanSnodgrassFirst Sanlando BeautyEntry H equesls for entry blan ks have The first e n try In Ihi* S u n U m lo ■ SprlntiN L a b o r Dnv C elebration been num erous, M r. Abtes said, " Hte e aiiiili iily Coni M l" , sponsored by and "w e should have the biggest the Sem lnnle Conin ly Ju n io r Cham ' group e ve r entered In the compr/d* her of C o m m erce has hern reertv- lion for this y e a r's cro w n ." J a c k H u lls , m anager of Sanlaned. a e rn rd in g lit C liff Aides, pre sldent ot Ihc lorn) .la y crn cro u p do o p iiu g s , soil! yesterday Hint M iss Je a n Snodgrass, 3 foul 3 ‘4 plans have hern com pleted to la ke care o f Ihe biggest cro w d of L a b o r Inch Ism cwnod ben illy , m id run lin y v isito rs e ve r entertained at (ter I||1 In Inst y e a r’ s “ M iss Sun Hie C e n tra l F lo rid a , recreation The Hanford Vocational School, londo S p rin g s " cn n lcsl, wns first area M r, H u lls sa id "w e are lid s year In com pleting her en try w hich w ill Ii p k Io Kept. H, ui tln> p la n nin g to take earn o f up to /Mill v VIkllriPu li Sanlando fiiin||j la m s tim e as the o th rr public nml sending II In ih c in ve rt i.iln r- fa fi.ooo isito rs at S prings " rnntlon booth lir r e In San foril •chiHils o f tills rm in ly , wishes In T h re e w ater shows w ill b e seen announce In anyone w ishing in du rin g the Labor Day celebra attend th is fa ll that the srhnol is lion . M r H u lls reported L in d s H rldgers, of A lta m o n te S prin g s, open e very m ornlnu from H:(WI to 12:00 o'clock for conferences ami the I 2 y e a n ild sw im m in g sta r, w ilt he sren In h r r unusual w ater enrollm ents. ballet routine " ’Ih c Hot C a n a ry " It Is hoped that the tn a ln rlly of at 4:30 o'clock next M onday a fte r­ en rollm e n ts w ill In- m ad e t h is w eek III noon. P Ttt m ake the re lrb ra tlo n even made fo r re rta ln classes, such as m ure a llra rtlv e , Ihe m anager sh orth and, business, En g lish , ami f f lew practice. It Is neressary f< or a ll beginning shorthand pupils to a ta rt at the same tim e, as the classes mo«t l*e kept together Bookkeeping and typin g sindents may v tin d l at any dm* A d u lts who w ish In prrpari- for o ffic e w ork m ay rhsose from the fo llo w in g su bjects: Hhorthsnd —• three groups: be­ g in n in g , fo r a ll who have never had shorthand and also f»r those who have forgotten It. Hecnnd year, for a ll who have had a year o f shorthand, but ate With Hurt l.anrssler — Hhlrlry lloolh not_ prepared to - go -ito work. f . Hpeed Class, for those who have Jobs o r any stenogrspher who SA N FO RD • O R LA N D O H IG H W A Y w ishes to Increa.e her speed. Hhorthsnd classes are held both Hhortha dsj^ and night. lo s t of o u r students are placed an Jobs In December nr Jan uary, except the beginners, who genera said, adm ission prices w ill ha and lowered for the grow nups children. En tertain m ent for e v e ry v is ito r to the gigantic L a b o r D ay C e le ­ bration hus been com pleted with e ve n 's beginning at 1U :00 (-'clock nest M onday m orning nm l co n ­ tin u in g u n til “ M iss .Sanlando S prings of IM S " Is crow ned at 0:00 p m T here w on't be n d u ll moment du rin g Ihe day, Jn y cce s reported today SANANTONE" llo h W aldorf. who roachea learn at W ashington. D C. Is a brother of L yn n W aldorf. C a lifo r ­ nia g rid coach vims comi •VT or TOURV0CNIII vomit 11 cos la y o il ■ nd n t he r A merles na over 130 m illion rath sta r Just to p u l out forest fires. And w hat about Ihe loss o f Umber, the damage to watersheds, llm t,** o f beautiful recreational areas and wfldlifa? Y o u nay a stagger* Ing price for a ll this. It's money ou t of you r pockat. O ut o f your pocket alan come the very t Kings — the matches and smokes — that, ca releeely used, cause fbrest Area. T ho prevention o f forest Area is In your hand*. He estra careful thla year. MMMIIR M IT r M CAM m v n i m n t M in i PuMnAW at a piiilir ttrvitt is c-x, ^ •ft* mtwitH Tht Arfierfliisf Oionnl. 1y Era placed in Ja n u a ry or IV h ru a ry o f the next year. Classes In filin g and p m is ia tlu n fa r C iv il Service Ksam lnutlon* are h w ith classes In hrild‘ in ' connection ............... o .... ffice practice. | D ay clExxes are from HOO l<> 19:30 o'clock. N ig h t classes are frojn 7:00 to U:30 o'clock. Plenty 01Heat AroundCountry CHICAGO up — The Chleagu feather Hurea. which compiles l|h and low lem pcratures and i •mount of precipitation In 70 ifnile Stale* citle*. xaul that durliig the 14-hour perlml ended at 7:30 a m today: •Clghl cities h id readings of UXi degrees or more; 14 had between •3 and I * . I I had between ini nnd 04; 97 had helwern 70 and Hfl de­ grees. ! Receive Thin Hcniitiful *39 M Value 22 Piece Cutlery Set Free JuHt Fur Trying ThiH llijui: New Admiral Automatic DefroHtin!/ Refrigerator In Your Home For 5 Daya. No Obligation Whatever. CityCommission (Cnntlnund fr o m Page I) jtn lfo rm s and n o th in g nlluwancn Police Chlal Williams predlrlrd ilt otM-raln fur ill ilpparlinent w will * i r.• aa than the budget allows Ha in ___ I the ..._ Jiuuffathn <rf ra da d a r In r a lr n ip e e r lm , saving even lha sign* w hich would be p o lle d at llm n u b k lrln id the ( Itv te llin g of Ihe ra d a r sysle m would have a psychological effect ->n m otnrlalx T his rerpir*!. which wax set lo cost I t ,000. w*> turned down by Ihe Com ml**loit. hut re quest* fur W atkle T a lk ie radio*, a I new ta|w recn rdcr. and additlunnl b ru n k o m e te r eriulprnenl were xp proved. > A sum of tl.300 for m otor euulpm rn t wax cut ont and t 2.Y) added in an allotm ent of 9330 tor nulo m obile expense after f o n im r Cor g e ll said a f o r d police c a r may used for duty but that II m sv neon a new motor. The budget estim ate (nr the wete r departm ent was 177,non. pre llm ln ir y to the action taken on tn« c o n t lr m r c y ‘ tern 11ta re vie w of the budget ws* d lico ed a lte r m id ico n tin tln u ite i. ahnrtly .......... 1.00 ( >0 1 16 J (III Stop S 15 A d m ira l t i ran at e. *», i«na riu h Naws lin o iTi,), The Ith ylliin Moor N ew s 84 o v flr orther ciu torn o t i c m e t h o d s 7:66 I Oil 7:00 7 ni : 16 7rl'l 715 7 II i on s 00 0 15 0 111 in on in It 10,10 f I If* I J 10 News I I 06 • ’o il T o P r a y e r Hm u o f f II »« « on S lo • 15 • St * -4*1 M o h i c I lu lerlo Se l<> 56 10 1C. 11 00 II |Ci r in it f t U 4* i p,iHi ••ti* V.*bl*lN All«#N ► ■ 41 If! TfPdfl 1 1 00 n u l l N »w » iio o r i u h UirliAMlrM Anri Ml nr lb (MMt lv » fnr m d n rw Mi»r fillip VarliM% I'll* I II# hiI AI t ir iiif i II sr» f'uti T*i l*rj«v#r 11:00 no 11*. In II on 00 lu lo h o r s s l*u|iiiltir Hinr Ki*WR W n lrifg iid r I JO II 00 9 10 j> n lOlflfl JO 11 II IJ Jo on Jo no Munir Idivrrn I'r o jiE m ||* H d lio * * fm m 44 P oin t o f If* S trik e , u r . in n u u m i j I Game the com pels as oau u n in u ' of chance DOWN w ith the ft Gang I. E a rlie r head k C lu ste r of I H J d f l R M IIU IU 1 t O pe ra tic 71. K ilte d sporangia m elody 37 A bryo10 Km ploya 7 P olish phytic Vi C h ild ’s b ris k ly plant 4 Done heitstsad HlealO f IL IU I I t-JJin fiM 1.7 O rn a m en t*1 is n a t > thy u fiu u u u n a circle t A Intoned 37 Coagu. Ml 14 W ine ls r , li) ’t A n iH rr 4 Peel latex receptacle 7. U n it of ttnth 2* M echan­ 39 I ’ r l t y 1A A leegiie, *t 4. Confusion ica l (|U X r re | of Germ an # frighten men .10 ll ir d s . a s atates II. faste n s, ss Jfi ttequire a r la e s 14 T an ta lu m W'llh glue 31 In s la n lly II tire s coin feym t II. A superior fmporlnnt i In c o r r e c t 17 M usic note leather 32 W ild pigs E n g lish i 19 Hulk 14- Raiat 33 Public 12 o p e n i (m et i IroIlOq.l 19. W a rm th notice 44 Cry of pain 19 Chief deity ( B s b v ll 1 — 4> 7 1 T~ 1 10 tfcotUxb% G a e lic 1 i 10 II | 17. T h igh honex 34 V arn ish It •i Ingredient 74 Hpeck IA 27 N a tiv e P { _ of Crete % ir t l4 70 P a rt o f a check % id ti li (4 .77 Hum ble .71 Afternoon % is~ li TV~ receptlim x 14 In te r­ % /A p j % 17 i i 10 w It national language % 11 4* it, i* 17 Hiberian % g u lf If P 15 Vehicle w ith tunner* k #0 *i *1 14 Moslem title to P lu g glsh «l ¥# 42 A cro ss 13 A cut of meat V* 44 Dlxcloaea . 1 HiiH|i«tiN#—r I ’l l m W Ii'irtA KH mi HtutriM liig T o w n —c Miif llu K « h * — N Itre n k I I I * l U n k — N N ru N -H lK O O ff 1 : 00 M ndfrey— f lir t »lm1fr*y— CH H Mudfrey— flirt it n ii rr e y - f l i r t M ir lk * II H l r h — f l l r l d f and U r o o i n — C Isf»V# 4. f I,If *—C II IS I I *.% I til lit* 1.1mb I f | j ;mi i 'h iiip Tf» Tb»’ K lf iit * r i u i : i i m : m m i v . %i . U jn <|.4rrv Mm»r# f I no |ImiiM* or Nnlblofl 1 jo if*»iiH *|M irfI i" Hi# I ' n y l f f W ill Id T m i f i l f i N n o V iiiir A f r n u o i N 2 oo J .Jn J dm i'j n I IbMuty f,lln ir DAILY C R O S S W O R D Antons i Nall A t.irsrd P Kind of rock in Muse of lyric poetry 13 Prong 13 One who earns 14 Remnant 13 Addition nrohle m* in i ’ residtng elder la h h r I Pendent ornament* I!) Hexnrl 30 One and one 21 H aving toes 31. fo rtre s s e s 24 B ird 37. M an ’s name 34 Uncooked 29 Per. lo the A lte ra 3.1 Type measure .74 Poem* » Lane* of juncture 23 C ry .* * to (error * Blonder* 77 M ik e d 24 Prtty quarrel 23 Head cover* 7 K e ttle 4 W alked 0 Let It stand ( p r in t ! II M ountain nym phs 17 t'ralsew 13 H tltrhad 14 P a rk sw a y 19 Coin i Peru) 31. C h aracte r of sound .73 C o n ste t- U tlo n PTJnl Ineecte 34 R iv e r Inga 29 Sum m ed up 10 (Julbhlc V r ilr r ila l’* 31 A s­ 37 .Sha le of a color cended 32 G u l * 19 W in e r e o pt ii 1* 40 e x c la m a t io n n ic k n a m e l pose 1 34 River i F r ) I— r 5“ A ii - it" n w % A it rr- li WSMM If IT % ¥ if 7* :'r if n s t 39 R ive r IN K F r 1 H 40 f a u l t i l y U 41 Feat DOWN I C o u n try I f A s ia l D iie n ib a rk* M alt hever4g» Uldesl n» I vy i ' , <0 iO 42 Robust j— 4 so * x r A . * A / U ■T~ 1 VI % J ■*. i \ m % 43 IxMsIlon TUC I O C PhHGF.P w in TOKTO FWU <N * ■ AM ATrc.MPT TO 0e/O THAT O U T U W 3 PLAN T O W I C K AMO UOD W 6 "W A 'H ------ C MON, (3li>9 I'M , RUNNIN MET.' WHAT IS T u o u a te ... m is r w hat c o IT L O O K S L '* E ' L E T 'S ( j d O U TA . H ERB’ j MOU OUTS || JO S.-.if-h K*»r Tuirmrmw H k l l J y j I M Y A. *1. K iir m N e w * T ' mI nji — N ib * in jo 11 no HOWLING l i f t L S y . r ’llo Mr*. Dell* G ran McKenzie, 2f|, whn*e leg* have brcii jiaralyzcd by polki slncr she was !3, 'm e birth to triplet*—two girls and a b o y-in Wood Couniy Hospital yes. trrday She and the babies w e re * reported doing well Two of the infants weigh 3 pounds U ounces, Hit- third a few ounces less. Me anil Mrt Me* Ken ile have a 2 year old son H fiw rly f 14. .»<ty— N i'lir o K ill Tummy Wor*d K fld lft F ln lin r — N .» « w *e ,tlito rb • - 1 M i*r r llH T V N *h * ,11I|MIll'll I Mi *111#111* T V Tb«Mtr**~--N T V T I.r .ilr r N t f i u r H u m * Tud«»y T i l l * U H int*v H is «* O K. l(jko«rh O atiKer f Mim|i*n*e— r ft ZU In |& Today’ll Mlar ACRONB V :00 |o on II DAILY C R O S S W O R D 7 I f. 7 Jo !»il0 Mit Mo#* Har N un* fUinrh W orld A! T i n * * li lt * And 7.00 J no A itieH runu 18 JO M s tm lls s V. H, K .ir ljf i P it u t i i ef VIi i «if a 1 V .ir^ ll^ N I eii U li #! l i 10 li Wurii! AI Ninth M l H M A IIU IA Jo WKIISCSIlLt A. H. 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I 'L L p u l v e r iz e va Right tn be continued again after 1:30 o'clock tonight. Editor Elected To Canal Group . * JACKHONVII.LK I* -It. Nmlnth, editor of the Ocala Hlar-Hinnur. was elected chairman of (he board of directors nf the Florida Ship Canal anal Author Authority at a renruanliaUm meetin, here yesterday, meilI meeting lie succeeds Gen Charles P. Summerall, formerly n l Rustls and pmldent of the Citadel, Charlesrun, a. C.. whn had headed the lutnorlly aince lie founding In 1D33 _ rl Now you chooea your own moat convenient ddfroetlng Hma. " quick and aaay anytime, No elocka to adjuat. No diala to eat. No timer*. malt I O m m eH Y o u ’ re r id o r fc fc k e ju a t y n u 'r a r id o f '• t u c k ' to g e t h e r fro ta tt fo o d s! D e fro e tin g th la w a y y o u r r e fr ig e r a to r la w onder* f u lly d a n n e r, S t a y s c la a n a r Admiral rtfrlflsratnrt b#«ln m l#w m S1M.95 NEW Pua-lenf* Celd NEW Ixtra-Deep CrUpsn NEW leHer CwiRMoam NEW M* Width PiNip n m w-k- mERET before you know It. If hairpane eo faat that fmign food* never have time to Mew«c3nbofcrS3' .>«) lth at a r e i^ T O U F U iLIN i rwarwi Just push a button ' . , . froat la gona— almost Com4ooMmirel > • (veatk \ \ Senotor Visits H 0 DO IS PLUMBING C O a r e vou (JU TS C E A J t r SALES and SERVICE iii,"iiiiY8gai^«Mq ta k e th em to m e R A CK IN THE PU BLIC S Q U A R E / ME W ILL H O tP THEAT U N TIL , TH EIR l G A P E R ^ L 13 f o u n d i TMIV ARC P E SHO W N MOW P A NOTTS A R E REACT WITH IN MAP I THIL TOO.' TmGV TH IRST FO R REVENoC ' WAIT MERE, AI7MON 1 I P w m f r out MOLD o p Fla sh / ^ �l»l u4 llO? TH IRD TRO PICAL STORM OF SUMMER APPROACHES M IA M I <#—H u rric a n e warning* were M a t e d Inday nn the lila n d of A ntigua and Barbuda In th r L e sse r A n tille s rh a ln as (lie th ird tro p ic a l sta tin of the a u m m rr approached The hurricane, nam ed " I ’ a ro l" fur the th ird letter of (hr alphabet, rn ntained wind* of about !>o m ile* an hour around it* center N orthw est itrn m w arnings were ra ise d over (iiinrielm ipe, another of the isla n d ch ain abnnl 2.000 m iles southeast nf F lo rid a Storm forecaster* In the San Ju an, I* It W eather Bureau said the disturbance was m oving west northw estw ard about Ifl to tR m ile* an hour. VOLUME XI,IV Ealahlixhcd I BBS S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T . 2. I B M 4-Way Split By Commission Over Sewers LATE BULLETINS k SAN ANTONIO. Tux. (41 — Tho randltiun of Gen. Jonathan Walnwrinht, win* win not expected to live through last night. whs clescriltetl lay hospital n* l ill litiils as worse today. NEW YORK (/P) — Tht> easlern half of Ilie nation broiled today under n relentless sun with no ugn of eenernl relief. The heat, wave, nenrb' two wccl*.-* util in Mime sections east of the Continental Divide, has Liken a heavy toll. k k k k ★ ★ ★ ★ it k k Parade Opens Program Which Ends At Stadium « New August Rainfall Records Are Set Throughout Florida ^ V M ir fn tii n t v m id • ’ >d I fo«n | ift fu r m ill it H u g n p irn : f ilm f ii M i ii e .in im p rn v riiu M ll p r n g i am Russia Asked To Join Germany Future Talks W ri! Lake Worth Mayor, Commissioners Out ij ) , ;4 > Doug Sfcnstron Elccfcd Kiwonis Club Prcsidcnf Bolifa Doesn't Make Bad Jurors 19 Month Old Girl Restored To Health a. “ Former Resident Passes In N. C. $4,000 More Cut From New City Budget Parents Keep Kids * Home From School KriHcr Leases Shell Station Workshop Held A t High School Trucker Killed BULLETIN Tons Qf Dead Fish Deadline Toniaht Weather MfrBTwffi Sf ^ ^ l,v th" Gen. 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I'aitnii lurly. Imt Hid ft|n*kify tItn' Im* HlH not want it to $ mot a Ilian $|,!uMIM.MMM Mr., Ni l 401) ha.l axjHiUia I )f? Mu’ (toiiifriii ami limt a pmKi am rm l it(AT M|i lo 1 1, 10M),TIMM u 11M la i.ttik ftl l.y a npu nii hi-w i i iltarjo*, primurily* wlih f m l l o t a • MHiruk’ Dulles Warns Russians Engineer Offers To Modernize Map w h Diflerenccs 01 Opinion On Program Causes Rill In Governing Group rean W ar veteran* and It* M a ­ rino a ir hero M a jo r John " J a c k " F Boll with a parade, dinner, and trib u ta ry ccre m u n irs at the M e ­ m orial Stadium la*t night O ver j .ihki iM-ople flocked downtown yesterday afternoon to w atch the ; 60-piece B lu e r s x tlr A ir F o rce T A L L A H A S S E E (/I’ i — The State Industrial Commis- hand lead a sm a ll procession of slnn has dropped IOfi employees and closed seven field of­ Korean veteran* riding in m ove rtlble* with distinguished t ’ lly c iv ic fices Including the one at Sanford because of a f eduction and m ilita ry official*. of federal funds made available from the unemployment In a h alf-ticur cerem ony at the M e m o ria l Rtadlu pi, w itnessed by compensation program In Florida, n e arly 1.000 persons, P rogram C h airm a n Jo e l 8. F ie ld . County Judge Douglas Sten*train and M ayor Ita n da ll Chaae fo rm a lly expressed the county's a p p re c ia ­ M A IIIN K A ll! iM-K M»|«r John I* lh»lt o fflrb illt t%rlr<»nirff hark li» hin tiomrhmit ihirim* yrn* tion to liv in g and dead Korean ttrd ay’n |i«nt<tr w ilniw irrl hr Hime pctiplr Mr liitrr tn r f i r i t r h pfni|ur from Mu>nr Mimlnll veteran* a* w rit a* M a jo r B o ll'* r h m r In thr (fimtitritinratMin t m ir B fin nil th p nnnttyV Knm iti War %rttrit m itI l hr \|rinnrUl contribution a* tirin g the nation's Hind lu m In nt ttl it lit, II i | . Mnll limn Ittjr n rrriilrd I h r MiMrilint plininr mi lit huff nf till I fir Knrrtin vrt* only M arine A ir Corps ace. rrnn<« nf Srminnh* r n n n li. M ayor Chase presented M aj. P o ll with the plnipie w ith a brief eulogy The modest luit (Inn M a j Bolt -odd In accepting the momenta. “ 1 .icrcpt this gift for a ll tile Ixiy* and m any friend* w .10 (might In J A C K S O N V I l.fiK ir t - N e w August ra in fa ll ir r n id * were set all Korea and for a dear frien d and over northeast F lo rid a Inst month, the (! S Weather llote.ro reports other hoy* who didn't com e h a c k ." Toe area also escaped the heat wave a lfc rtllig the east cen tral The en tire program was planned U n ite d S ta irs , thanks to the same atagnnnl w eatlier front or low proa- by the Sem inole ch a m b e r of C o m ­ sure iro iic h w hich produced the rains merce under the d ire ction of Foi*In Ja c k s o n v ille . the tem perature averaged ai a degree*. 01 of a tit- re*t IIrrc k n irid g e , m anager gree below norm al. The average t I11 addition to the b rie f spcechr* would have been low er, C llrn a lo lo weeks H igh lor the m onlh was by County Ju d g e S tenslrom , Bosltiled '>0 Kit -slit Indm III |nlo III rally (miii i*u ir 1 n u l. I i-Oi e Lo n d o n The m « Three itioma*ter H e ld * \ d M a y o r Chase, r-lgo m inister* inisters on the future n»«l( ''.e n iiw in and A o s in i for*se ve ral f t ? th e 'flrM Vwo ’ i ' l,« :i ,h " ,(’ w- "» ™ other d ig n ita rie s were in tro d iice il foreign Aug 21 foentleal note* were sent b y thr t oiled Slate*. Itrlt.no and hear,re suggesting the logli ley lu lk s lo on the speaker's platform work mil SI* cities had record rainfalls: Am ong those present w ere Al 1. Arrangem ent* fur h olding f " 'I rru in n wide i le e tion s ns .01 e sse o li.il first step in w a rd le s lo rin g liiiylomt Beach l!>N!i inches Wilson, president of tho M e r­ com pared lo a previous August chant’s A ssocia tion ; B. L . P e r­ O erm ao unity am! agreeing on -. • record of II. So m BM8, Sanford kin* J r ., president of the n o ta ry fin a l H e rm a n pencil se ltlem ent H1e rm a n wide elec V H erm and A u stria received 3. F in a l agreem ent on the In dim -dsn Hint ,n iV "tree , .......... ....n"oy " I 15.43 against 13.58 In HMD; C lub: Volte W illia m s , C ity Judge; ......... . I '" " '" . 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Fhe lulot nuuds - nl the A llle ■ The SnvIK. suggested protm srd H i- m ilils te is inert nhoid tnent, th ru In C in cin n a ti and on com m ander of the V eterans of months. — 1m id-O elotiei in S w ll/e ri-in d The Sepl. fi she w ill a rriv e In A tla n tic Foreign W ars li ik n ii f r Tftvin uf Lu^min n^.u Mm* C ity for the fam ed pageant where .1 F M e C Irlla n d. County Com lu ll. m S w i’.i f r m iP ii is miflf r m ission ch a irm a n was also ore she received her crow n a year ngo >fi mmI lit hiivi* lir r n iiil'H*'Mi'if it* I sent ns were M r. and Mr* Tom II It M ingtili 1 fi,« im'i 1 oil nf .1 M ln'tllti! pi.M *' I.A K K WOIITII 'iC M ayor M r |io|j, Afn| ito lt’ s brother llru re , I '1 m i n i il i||t I il In In tin • it M Hn* A lin * vkrri* tn ■ !int: » ( ‘ m l . 'J 1 i c l e i , I n l i t e r 1 In tel lin k e r and three r lly ro m m lsslo n and wife a nil two ch ild re n Mr* h piii ' n «tf Smu*t n n n iv - •tmiix mi ■tin* 11 l i i , i i i v, 1 ■ .itirthiilcd in ,1 er* were ousted last night in a W iggins, M a j B o lt's mother-inspecial re ca ll election whlcti fol law, also attended In-,it t att a* k lowed disolosere that bond* the Heading the m illin rv ro n lin g e n l W illi llu A llin lu Cu iisl l ine c ity p iid 5252,onn for had not been wa* M arin e B rig Oen Ja m e s F It.iilrn.ul l u i i |nr .Ii,ml 15 n ir-. M o ria rty of O rlando, assistant Mi M .lllg tili 1 u.l-- I IM crillirl ill M IA M I ijs— A n gry parent* kepi delive ed defense; lln I ir-.t It a p li I . turn II R :.'.u v e d Sr<'.*i ntf1'* • with M ay state d lre rto r of c iv il m m e 150 students from registering ,iii m u iui ImiIi- llu- wul,ni nl B a ke r w. re Com nils sinners Col A L T s rh e p l amt Col .1 C yesterday at Ihe now West M i­ or Watson nf th r P ln e ca stie A ir -1 I1.ml nut in 11 daughter M1■ a m i Spring* P o rta b le E le m e n ta ry C h arle s It H ard ore, Joseph .1 N e a rly M.IKIO mure -1 . ju -le d F o rre base. M ia m i M arin e Corps oft th r C ity liu d g rt tar the -ext U it Cc .let md Mr* J im Hi ct School and there was nn in in ir d f H a llo ami M ilton V Kngstrum officer* Col Kam o Ye a m a n , as fisca l y e ar by the ( ilv 1 um m is ( ’, 1111.1 s' Ju ityr l)r,t](, iMi-pst rum Inilli 1,1 Sanford two -tins, W II ate Indication where they would sisla n t staff o ffice r of the 3rd *iun last ntgfil, b rin g in g Hu to u s Im tsv elected n ie i.ilc lit nf slau ghter of la ve M.ik amt M ,gt study M arin e a ir w ing, and M a j John tal In r u ls tn s p in n x iiii.iii l\ it), flic S siifu t'l K lw s in t C lu b st the II I Slaughter three b rother,, The mothers and father* eon Hansen, com m anding o ffice r head noo ■ri- iils t lniii-hr,iii mi-eting uf th*' M M S la iigh te i nf tlc a la . <i K tended a nearby ra n a l. a rn rk pit tptarlera squadron T h ird M arine •l.iugliti'i ni I' ll, ilk a . and VV || fille d w ith w ater and heavy tra f F o u r m ure d e p a rtm e n t. n - r r o ro iiil/ u tiu u nt the S’ »rtil f lu b a ir wing 1 (M in i i-lerti-d liirbub-,1 Itlliu-rt S la ugh lcr nl pen a cn lii th le i review ed Iasi night uni -tires fie might endanger (heir children Hansen, fo rm e rly of Orlando, m i Mi W Nn hols. F t I. uidcr K trirktn iiil. fli ,t vice nr-siib-nl were made frum a ll of llir m mak They a lio objected tn the use of wa* a r lass m ate nf M a) B o lt's nt dale M r i la-nu l.a w rcu cc, I'e try , <11 tn f* I* C hiiiulicll. t i c H u m r : ninl -md M i-* M innie the portable wooden building. F lo rid a and log nine departm ent* in Slaughter <d T A M P A ‘,r — County K o llcllo r the U n iv e rs ity nf lim n 1 lls n lm in , film n il,il tecre 1 rediu-ttuu* A|i|>i<ixL have hmlge P e r n , it .n .1* g ra iu lc iiila rc ti P a u l Johnson says playing hold a taught w ith h im in K orea ( apt rnately to mure deport m int* -ire Is r v j F iin c r,il a rra u g rm riits , incnrtiyears ago doesn't m ake Jurors hud John K. V ose and Com dr. H ft In he review ed In llu- lit .t 'r ip A l lir e * ! . M ine i- n iillt lllg n f (m l Pearson, represented the Sanford pli Ic, w ill tic .iTitiuunced Inter risk s In gnm illing eases today llirn iig li the budget. In . 1 mns b its w h s s t i l l c iii it l m i ln p fm H ie His observation rn m e after a N a v al A u x ilia r y A ir Station w hich w ill lie resum ed In 1111ir >nw u fftre ** u f ei'U lifl v|r-e ( l i e i i j e l l t six man C sltn in n l Co urt JuJrv. oigltl nt R o 'rln e k a lu l .e v e n ijt r e r ln r I w hich included five lo lm ltle ii for \ f | r ,r Ja i k Hull, it?-Ml itienk 1 I 'lly M an ager Turn I cuum i-iin t n ie i l»ol 11.1 (num ber*) players, ,i'J,mM, t-umunreil the ed out today that the mct-linj- In i-t nt tin could not agree tn a lo tte ry rn B R A D F .N T O N 1J 1 - An niierxlhut m orrow night w ill lie dev-ted F nil mill 1 In- Itui'ilnn M IU niul John S Kl liter llii 1 Ic s i'-I tile a* niade n well g irl of a 10 Tuesday Ju d g e I. A H rayson ile I s p e e lflrn lly In tin- Imdgcl -llh lii 11 ri t* 11 nut I tint luu'll pin lie tin ■ Shell (id icrv lre -tatlmi nil the cared a m is lria months old ch ild whose n orm al life no o ilie r m a ile rs In he taken ini Its niilsInlnllliL- * iu ilH c lc ri-llc * IIIvil and span wa* threatened by a ro n g rn i The liudget n l the in iblu (»■ 1III1 Six iiii ' imIi- i * nf ilte M l. Ilo n i m i m t ill Sclillliiile On M onday the A rt, Hpeeeh and French Avc from the Sin II Oil ta l heart condltinn. M usic su pe rviso rs held an a ll day and sanitation departm ent, under K lu m im C lu li w ein nM“u'lit fur Cu . it wa* recorded in ||m file* She la M a r ie P a t r ir c ( M lm l) T liev lu workshop a t Ihn Hemlnoln H igh E. II. Johnson, was cut Im ui still in leri'lu li m illin g 10,545 to 13,030; the city altarm -y’ n eluded B ill W rlg ler, F i ll lln r iirlt . uf the 1 minty Clerk'* office today P ik e , daughter of M r. and M ra. ftrhnol A u d ito riu m . Mr K rlib r, who cam e In Sail budget from I3.R00 tn 3.7tm the A. frf'e F re n ch , ta il. F. L. Mer H e n ry Joseph P ik e They liv e at The theme nf the workshop H A I’ K T Y If A It B O H (AI — ford mid upcralcd u-vcrid -crvlco O ily m a n a g e r's budget frum Mtl, •'limit. lin y I 'tn ietnnlii'r. mid VV H San Antonin n e ar Dado City. was new methods of le a rh ln g ilaliu n s, 11111 been a prommiml H R tn SI4.4in, and the C llv 1 um W illlHin*. M ra. P ik e said a duel in M lm i'a D onald A m sle r, 'J'J, Tnm na i r i r k the Arts. d riv e r who wns to he m arried m issio n 's budget from II .zr- In IMIu-i g ui'sls ilicliub'ii Bub figure In ba.M'liall circles Ini-ally h eart did not eloaei as It ahmild F rid a y , was k ille d lorlay when M rs. Dahcnek, a rt supervisor, It,son. (ilctlli mi-1 J B Itnnt J i nf lie M-rvcd three year* nx prcxl have, at b irth or anon after. Penthe m eal truck he w as d riv in g explained "T h e M e a n in g fu l A r t How ever, re ta llv c In lue i'|ty H m ifnid, mill llm llev lln y e * nf dent uf the tins* 11 Florid .1 Stall' plo In Paaen County raised 1740 K d u ra tlo n M ethod", and trave and n fre ig h t tra in collided at a League and managed and ducctal Tnuipn. at a pu blic dance tn a-rod M l m i In street crossing. h e lp fu l su ggestions fo r beginning L'o m m lssln n's sa la rie s, vn lci J. W Hull nf the F ib iiiilln n cil upcriitiuils nf the Siinfi.cil Miaul* a referendum this fa ll are l>> de­ C h ica g o for surgery. the year's w ork. while tcrvlng a* hu*incss manager Mr*. H ra h am , speech and **• cide w hether nr nnl llie v are »-> bn Com m ittee whs III chnrge of the id the 11152 Sanford Scinlurdi- lilur* p riig rain. re p tlo n a l ch ild re n spe cia list, told allow ed m ore pay A recently-passed s lid e law nl T ill- P liii- IH U I WHS 111 1 h s r i- e n f the tearher* o f her Interesting lows a sa la ry of 575 a uuudh for w ork am i how she would like Ihe m a yo r and 150 a mouth tar J . SV Hull nf Hie F.dlirntinn Colli them to w o rk w ith the children each co m m ission er. However this niittee. I'niUglll is the deadline fm m a il­ A N N A M A ft IF, t/Pi — .Several In cooperation w ith her. pay s c s le has In be approved by ■AN ANTONIO. Tex. f'-Hea. tan* o f sm a ll drnd 1‘sh rlu tte rrd ing lia llu ls in ihe election uf a M rs. la in d , m usic supervisor, voters of ih e C ity Jonathan M. Walnwrfght, 7A. A n tis M in in fsln iol today, im t hoard of director* tar Ihe Sem i gave new snng and rh yth m m a­ World War II barn of Correal H iruu|h mile f m u ily C h am b e r nf CumA l present, the m em bers of the (■ rnrrnllv la ir and but . fir s t indie,silnos were Hint the la ria l. She suggested new wavs to tre a t fa m ilia r songs, a id in g C o m m ission are paid 55 per meet- T lm rs d s y ra re jit fur afternoon m erer. M rs C a ln llln Bruce, CnfC Ih u n tlrrsm iw rrs ill * few widely secretary, said today h.dints the ch ild re n In th e ir enjoym ent of tag. m il'll lie puhlm arked iiv m liim ghl T he budget w as sol up by M r. a ra ttc rc il p ln rrs . m usic. laim on lo a llo w fur a possible in ­ A d e licio u s lunch waa served crease, but the C om m ission de ­ In the school ca fe te ria by M rs. rid e d ta cu t it down tentatively (n H o ld s W ilso n , school lunch su pe r­ the am ount allow ed last year for v is o r and M rs. lla s te y , lunch salaries. room m anager. The City attorney's sa la ry was set at 53,noo. w ith 52on set for i general espenscs and 5-Vm for 8T. L O U IS . t.B - S e cre ta ry nf prepared fur the A m e ric a n Legion counsel espenses ta ro u rl cases. *. A N T O N IO . Tex. tJ t-G e n , Jo nathan M. W ainw right, 70, one A sum nf U.ooo tar contingen­ State D u lle s solem nly w arned the convention that C o m m u n ist China o f tno nation'* great m ilita ry heroes, lin g e re d at the (mint of death In­ day. cie s and $400 ta r general expense* C o m m u n ist wnrid today that Bed is tra in in g, equipping and -im p ly ­ fifrin aggression a g a ln il Korea ing C o m m u n ist re b e ls In n«M agL were cut from the C ity m anager's Chinese Late renurta from Brooke A rm y H napital. where the old hern of D ulles then declared: fund. The C o m m ission has decided nr Indochina might prnvnkc w ar " T h e re Is the ris k that, ax In An offer wae made to the City ta have a b lan ket contingency by the West against Chinn Itself . i f f * w * - " 1" *• * ■ ’ “ * fn doing so, fie appeared In be Korea, Beit China m ight send its Commission last night by Fred fund ta cover all departm ents. ha had "auffered another ce re b ra l overnm enl own A rm y Into Indochina The la y in g down a new gover Williams, local engineer, ta moder­ Ih ro m b o a li." nise the map of the City. p o licy of te llin g .potential a gr«»- Chinese Com m unist regim e should _____ _____ . Wainwright was commanding Ha offarad ta do tha work on tor* in kdvance w here Ihe U n ited r e a liie IhnI such a second aggres­ a nay diem hasla with a set maxi­ Staten w ill fight ta protact Iti se­ sion could not o ccu r without grave ganaral of the 4th Army with headconsequences w hich m ight nut be mum charge, but no definite c u rity . quarters at Ft. Sam Houston after flguree were named. Tha Com­ T he Chinese C o m m unists m ust confined to Indochina. Ma liberation from yean In Jap­ mission did not taka any action " I sa y this soberly In (he in te r­ Samuel Watt Bradford, fi-V a re­ now re alise, he said, that "th e y anese prisons. His stubborn <Win tha matter. sident of Sanford from 1014 ta could no longer co u n t" nn the est of peace and ta the hope of fans* of Corregidnr, PhlUlptaa is­ IM S, died last w eek ta Dalton, " p riv ile g e d s a n c tu a ry " o f M an ch u ­ preventing another aggressor m is ­ land fortreai, in World War II baa O s. Hts funeral was held We<lnes- ria n a ir and supply bases In Ihe c a lcu la tio n ." D ulles told tha veterane the K o ­ event they renew a g g r e s s i o n bean credited with upsetting tha re a n w a r haa taught Um U nited is survived by his wife, two against South Korea. Japanese a rm 's timetable In the states " a lesson w h ich we expect Aa fo r Indochina, tno se cre ia r sous, three sisters, and three bro­ pacific straggle. to apply In the Interest n f future thers. noted In a foreign p o lic y speed Miss America Set For Quiet Life k , State News Roundup , A ★ lt Other Korean V o B N E W Y O R K </P> — A plane erashed in tin1 French Alps last night, killing all 12 aboard Halfway around the world on the Pacific Coast another iilnne vanished ami presum11 lily crashed with nearly two oozrn soldiers aboard. * ★ Homage Paid Maj. PAR IS f/P) — The United States. France, and Britain have proposed to Russia a Bin Four foreign minister’s meet - ; fug ai Lugano. Switzerland, Oct. Ift, tiie F rn irh Foreign Of- , Sanford him! Sem inole County paid offictnl hnm nilc to It* K o ­ flee said today. A L’ h7 A s s m d a f n l I ' m -*- f r . i . e \\ t ic peace " The lesson, lie said, lx this: " t f events are lik e ly which w ill In fact lead o* ta b g lil. le i u,x m ake c le a r our Intentlnu ad v a lu e ; then we shall probably have lo fight " Ifl' said m any Informed persons think thnl both w orld w ar t l and the Korean co nflict cam e about tic cause Ihe aggressors m lxcalcu alted and thought that the A m erican * would not fight. D ulles noted that the United S tale s and its IS U nited N ations lilie s ta K o rea have Jo in tly de elarod that any v iolation nf the a rm is tic e would cause grave cun sequences w hich p ro b a b ly could not be confined w ith in the fron ­ tie rs at K o re a. ft >4(91 t I n j*• j*?miji of tin m| l4ftw I tn y c i who ,i M4*h i T»<1 t ho m ro t tn if , , ’t ivM t’ t b.ir^k* i uf(* b* mi*j fl^* mi #-1) mm *11 4 •1 1 y oil imI M* 4' M rtM ih'J' j?m*Hm tt M i . Nt*l- .i f|ml buytM* w m i l i nut fjiL o t j f i it l. lv Tft fhp Uti■* Iktmvt il intHboil f»f f IluiTiu 1i i n t u l k.lv o r j i i 4*i| (bo jklnljMHK " f in r o in # n| ii j i tmv »111 ii ji f tin* Dismissal Motion Filed By Builder A n 'n lln n tor d t - i n l x . a l in tbt lilt ag.lln xt tile S a l t f u id U l i l / B u ild e r and It* a-.xin l ile * w ||| n ,m i< h e l u i e tiie t ' l n l i l l 'u n it F riil'ii* Bernard liu lh rle. Im met owner >d Ihe newspaper, h ihrnofht soil agniiist ihe Builder ami >tlu>r partle* eimureleil with It, chxrqIm; * vlnlatliiu of llu- inuitgaga agreement V 4 v s t t* * , Atly .VfU'k' T ll!lT tx w i4 -Jr Is rx PIT .enllin: Hie ilefeiutant.and (inrdnti F r e d e ric k , ihe p lslu B H itrr/. " I ’cter Ban" T u e ula v • W ednesday Thurndav l ull . 3 11 - 6:22 • 7:33 • It i l M O V IK L A N D "S a n A n to iiB " S ta rts 7:15, feature 7:44. la st com plete show 11:14 m■ nr* iS ) \ \ 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1953 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 31, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 31, 1953. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 31, 1953; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7c61c1782e491503cefb5b32f97106cb.pdf dbbe6a2f83e992d7fd863e4f859f0fcf PDF Text Text w n r SANFORD HERAID r m i wed. A m . a , i k i C b fu i& m u m iL Cnnfitl. tiSt 1*1# If M»ta« PUhlkr >v HfLffl REILLy a v n o ra tn lieiuinl’is it. hi* hem: !:■ DenileliJ, I'uiii, „ ' , i * lor,* aI t i ' * lu Mittlco. I'li 1111, llavrit • w illa i Itnd* 10* no r*. I.II.I.r, who *l*« s .rv rd a* III* • n ic la ir. inU iin* h u m III* tin u * * I I , h r , iiim lhal all* rti«v li* v lilllr i hit ■u.lPIn Kll In New Till* lUver, ptnnl,* III, 011,1 , *purlm*Ml m i l ) Iti l,»m li.ar l.khh, 1.4,1 h',1 li#,n 1h,r, t 1 0 '6 C H A I’T K tl TW O IN T H K preceding October, a distant rnuain bud l<-M i'hilip a It's ' always interesting In heir laige sum ot iiiioii-y lie didn't pur o f other people'* troubles. In liuidarly need. Keogh. Campbell, nearby Brevard County latelv, the Mtruit ami FrnblaJier bud hnmlled m id tn lx n r experiencing (he III* legal ptiieeedliiKH llugti unit u m w t serious Infestation of |mw- Jiiiiini mcmbei ut the Itrm tin III* gulloe* sln r* 1949. It •» tlral dote with K ll he liuil miKad ■bout. a* A I* In Higginbotham, her Iniw II fell to lie ult lieirea*. i l l i f t lo r o f the Mn»qult» Control That had made tier laugh Not a Unit of Brevard explained. be- chant'.*, *hn hail tuld him. "I'h lllp ( i i i m Ih r mean l i l l l t ( i m I w m w ill gc through liuil llinliey like a ■ rt (raving their live* in th * * « lr r kiiltn Ihipogli eheeue. He makes and changing Into fly in g creature*. plenty from III* hooka tt, hvr coni M r, Higginbotham aald al Ih t Hint mosquitoes inaha Ih t ahlft from foitably tai. lleaide*. till the i a lr waterborne lo airborne Insert*, uccaalnna when lie wurrlee. il'a Libtb ty a rlu a lly “ aland” on Ih r aur- by he worries about lie taye I can t a r t o f lha water where they have take care ot niy*etf " halrhed. How long they "stand "l.'avaiiaugh t " Philip *t*r*d at there la Indefinite, but If a heavy Kll. “O l t'lturae I remember hint ta in were lu h ll the bode of water W liat’e he got to do with It T If a l lh a l time It would “ drown you've gul amiielhlni to tell me. there by the m illion*. Well, Mr. I'ume tu the point.' Higginbotham, we don't know If ” 1 think l.ibliy and Hugo Cava­ you had the rain In llrevard we naugh—" had here laal night, but if »«u t'lolip laughed on * ithuil, high did your worrlew should lit uerr. Hud Muughlon I old u* lodav that note " A ir you mad ' ’ H r wan NO hmgej luokllig at her i l l inches of rain fell ovrrnlght * bringing Ih t Month1* total to A ' >1 hat) color up outside I mil 10.44—well oval the average. step* cru*eetl th* tenure The tiunl th mi wa* allll open Humaun* came • I d Itiiungh It. Kil lumad It wa* M r*. 'Nina Dcau, llo llln * College Hugo English professor. t* apeaklnu In Kit iiatln'l i f *n mm In inutathan ftt. Petersburg today on “ Folklore two inontha H r hinkrd **actl> a* Found In Shakeapeare'a Plav* S till Founil in Southern Korol Area*." uaual, wltli Ihul iuki*h carnage to The event I* the p rr whool meet­ lot blown head, u a i e l r a * and ing of the I’inella* Countv Cminell cocky, rtieir »u * no unr wiUt Inin Delhi, Kit. lin er o f Teacher* of Khgll*h. Mr*. Dean He *aul randy I* n a lin n illv known fo r her South­ you solved the inyxtery ? Do you ern folklore atliilv and Ion spoken kltow whele l.lhliy ia f" to *late and national ednratlnniil f u i u nioiiienl K ll stood atgiliig blankly al lingo Hhr couldn't tie group* on the auhlert. K adi year ahr direct* "Bhakeapereann", u | llrve tier eui* dramatic crlrhratlon of tihohr Mel uncl« «i4lil. “I told you you ■prate1* production given ul Itol- I w eir out ul yoto inllul Kll i'avii lln*. She I* the wife of llollnm l naiigb U'i*/iiit know ■ thing I I.. Dean. iiu h !l*h rr for many verir* rang him riyld nM<-i I i-ulleil you ” o f the Herald. Hugo Will l l II i l y i l l K Mel |ucr • * * IhuogliUully w illi In* blight imr.it And while chatting about Itoleye*, rye* that had tieen black lln*, we note that *evcn Korean With auger whim ttiey taut met War veteran* have hern admitted Knuutermg ovei to Ih r little yrllnw program to lh a l collage under a pr love ai'ut nldrway* In the nirplace (lunched in A p ril. Admission* IIIhe »at down anti lit ii clguirt. reclur John 0 . Klrh aald liglav II I. lb b y wasn't wilb Hugo, (hat re*pon*a lu the program, wlieie wa* *h« ? w hirlt of.'era achnlarahlp* to quailMiriam VnnKieef came along (led veteran*, ha* been “ very the hall. Hlie nodded lo llugu. aatlsfariory.” W ilhoul doubt, the "Oh. Catherine, ytiu’i * hare." In flu x of veteran* Intu college* Hugo waa naked qiimtlona. Hie throughout the nation during lha last time M iriam bad aetu iJtiby M i l rear w ill nearly equal th * waa around 7 o'clock the night be ftiah tu Inalltutlona of higher edufoia. "Hhe cam* In tu ae* whether eallon which took place at the I wanted anyllilng. I hail one of tim e o f lha World W ar. Manr my a tta c k *—my heait.” M rvlrem en, Ilka lha w rite r, tooh How alie pluyrd that heart of advantage of (haX II H ill of itlg h l* in return, tu collage* :.ir grado»ie i t,rra! “ What about the maid, what’* nation »* * f W k - We think the '■ hnltt benefit* through t the proram and h hear ra rllly endorse Ihe f M-TLM>M) ftfriifJL her name — Avne* r K ■*.“ »' 1I'hiMji F l o p p e d pacuig gray hroatlioom. It wa* A gnat' day off but he had talked to hei ovei the telephone. Ague* hadn't »e*h Libby al all that morning, and ah* bad tieen in the honxe f 'i m I M until a ftri ih r hud given M iriam lunch at I. The t h r e e c a r e were in the geruge. t.ihby natln’t called a cab. "Have you called people?" Kit unkrtl I ’hlllp "The Hoyule, l.licy Mnunuig T" I'h lllp hail "No one know* any* thing " K ll wtahril Hugo w rien't there. He leemed lo Hunk it waa all a temprat Ot a leapul. I'm going Up to Libby’* room, ' «he said Ih e door al the (at end of the upper hall wa* an unfamiliar panel of w hllriie** w h e r e theie waa uaoully a bright gap. Kit opened the door and went in and ewltched on the llglile The uedapread waa unwrinkled, ihe dretaing table waa immaculate The cloecd window hud Impneootd Ihe peitume left on th* air. lily of the valley gone ■lightly aiale K ira nearl aank l.lhby hatln'l slept her* ta il night. And their Aunl M iriam had been under the liiflnrnce of on* of her Hlrrplog pill* K ll lornrtl her head Hugo waa in Ih r diMirway. Hla f e e * waa *otier, An Klwuy* he waa lerrtncally alive, but (here waa no light in hia ry m now. "You can come In," Kit eald •Thankb." Hugo * e t i l e d ni* shiiultlri rgalrwl ih r Untel, hie gaae o n lie u ihr room Hla blgneea. me nharp inadt ullnlty, w e r e uut of plat e Ir, lhal feminine Retting, of ruffled curtain*, fragile furniture, and while mga Down the hall M iriam wa* going into hri own room Her door open­ ing and doling created a draught lhal rallied aomethlrlg. Kll flahed mil a piece of paper caught be­ tween lb * little deek and th* wall. II h i * a tilled of l.lh b y * heavy ■let klr edged mdepaper. There wa* w illin g on ll, "Darling*, don't w or­ ry nldul me Voit'll lie hearing from o* in a few day* ' l.lh b y * <iiiii*l precixe hand w rit­ ing wa* slanted to toppling point ami Ihe pen atroke* were alrong on one -tide and wavering on Ih t other. "IJa." Kll aald starkly. wwA by *ih« t u k n If Mima* even w rite in * note to me W hat’* ueert going’ bri"kiuvind nere?" Hugo aald to K it; "Look in tlie closet. Maybe you can tell what clothes of Libby’s a r* grin*, what aha took with her " Kit went tu Ihe wardrobe. Hhr aald doubt fully - a f t e r a l l , she hadn't seen Ubby except flertlngiy In the last three months and U bby rr.lght have bought any number of new things— "Ite r blue tweed amt la gone— and that lace rot*r you gave her for Christina*, Philip." Kit looked In Ihe w a*trhn*ket under Ihe desk. T h e r e waa a crumple of k ' xy paper there that, smoothed out. showed Ihe M in e sloping scrawl, "Darling Philip. K it and Aunt M iria m --” Thai wit* all. Hugo came over and luohed at ll. Hla elbow brushed K lt’a and *ihe Stepped back. They both saw th * snapshot al the bottom of Hie bos­ ket al the same lim e A m iniature Hugo looked up al them, deep In snow undrr the |*HI1*RR tier eh be­ yond the tennis court. He waa ■millng u the direct ion ol the in­ visible g irl with the enrnera. tabby was an Indrfutiguhle and bad aiiap. shot taker. This wa* one of tier more eureeRsful trie*. I’ll* picture woke Kit like a pail of ice water Hung over n •urrinaiu bullet. Hhe Had la-gm, lu tell hei sell that she hail I m-mii wrong, that Hugo nog hi have Item al tra d e d to Ubby only briefly lint she war wrong. .She had broken w ill, Hugo In early February, and he had gone un e*rlng l.lhliy. and loving hei. -The unly mat enow ut the year had corn* in March, which waa when the snapviiut hail been taken. T h * r u n in w a* itlfllng Kit crossed tu the window and th irw It up. The June night oiitMde war soft and warm Kit aluted mlu the darkneaa, her hand* pressed Irani on th * sill. Hhr started tu swing and saw It. Her exclamation b r o u g h t her uncle and Hugo Hhe pointed lo the glaaa ash tray behind the loo|ied back curtain There was a single cigaret In the ash truy. king sue Hhe said, pointing. " T h a t ' s not Libby’s. Hhe doesn't sinnke much and when eh* doe* it’* the ordi­ nary one*.'* They all stared at th* lung ciga­ ret from which no more than * few puffs had tieen taken It wasn't a woman's. "U a "— i.it,by and a man. Philip aald harshly: "You meat that Ihera waa a Ilian up tier* w ill Libby, helping her to pack, lha aha left the house last night w ill a man , . They went down lo th * living roam, and Kit s a i d to H u g o "You've been seeing Ubby, haven* you?" Hugo nodded. “ Yea, on and nfl Not much! I've been buey." ■ Hugo r e a d the note over her ahooldcr. He looked at K it Intently. Hhr and a U ttl* desperately: " I t m lghl be Judith Newberry. Judith'* having 11 noble w ith her husband. Maybe she had to get away and 1.1 went w ith her—Harold New. berry's a meka when he's drinking —and Libby’s very fond of Jndlth," She didn't b e lle vrtL Neither did lingo, nor I ’hlllp, who Joined th I ’hlllp read th * note, and crumpled It in an angry-hand. “ Ska knew I waa warning burnt, and ake didn't f T e B * C o e flria e rU Uuprrlsbt. IVM IM.I. i,r H*l*u H tlllr, br *n*i>a*iasnl ellb KaNDOU MUUgd. Distributed by Kiss Feature* UyudUeit DAILY CROSSWORD X E I U & lr 1 L German organist, compoaer 9 Ucorch » Dispute 10. Employed M. Peer 11 An easy gallop I f . Devoured 111. Voiceless tP h o n e t» Ifl Music note 17, Bombarded PJ Evening eun !<*1 (Egypt > 10. Hlothi 31. East African hartebeexl 33 To ptesa down 39 Wholeeale 39 Cereal grain 37. Kaclaruatiun of grief 39. Hail! 39 llurlxuntul supporting nieinliera of dcxira 33 Natron taym 1 34. ilelonglng to in* 3ft Jumbltit type 39 Hiitisldlng 39. Masculine nickname 39 Cut 1 4U. Walked back and furth A f t A.ililA f 1. rKlKmFlU Uf 43. Emmets i/u iv n 1 Thin soup 3 Conicrit RVF. I I U M I I M W C1UBH D i r - j L i u u iK a o m A W h o r r * 1* JS, Long' . l m n a s ia n n n ruminant legged trtn rn h l i o nre re-chews birds r-triT in d U M rqrrn - * 4. Qth letter » . Hab(■ '.in r m u n (Heb.) itsble L U ird lirifrH lH fllJ M 6: Variety of 14 Onea u ra l-] if '- jr i beet jpot iin u J lta r jN M M n i l i irtr-j - - i n n i < g. Female red card deer 39. De't S J W ii ii c iu u f '.Il'IirT K If t PQf 1711 1. s k ill parted ir i^ r jn t-iL ia a c 9. Short costa 37. K nlon V Expression 39. Fabric YeFterSar’e Astwer of aorrow made j i . p |ay a fn)m 31. ria n t ovule 13. Hints riAK 34. flmall 19. A pillowcase 30. Exctaa in rodents Ifl. Cripple daya of a 37. O ffer 19. Also solar yaar 38. One of the 31 . Allowance over a lunar 13 Hebrew fo r waste year tribes (Corn. | 31. Dwells 40. Father r»«c T O D A Y & TO M O RR O W V M W M M im,8 M W W a r r if l i* fr* r r rr The r r Ut n iim t t iim p lH t ! t'o v e riiite u f litis h is to r ic tilin ' in - ii ii- llf e t im e P i. qpi ■ - L u _ e v e iil! A ll th e I h r illlm r r T r r r r V MPoa IT r r I w ith llu> u i'tu u l SHERIDAN r r 1 iiih p u K e im lr y — ... i r _ _ _ pom p s r W e H lm ln H lt'r A b b e y , C 'o ro iiu tlo ii C e re in iH iy t SIERUN6 Tt C olor Ity Is Technicolor f.S A F B ^ !1 rAvuvjkr. A! Tilt nCVSTONfc i i a s'uni eon A ?,TMONG DUe’DNSP £ 2 * , ' NOW IF N , AND(AN ONLY tit w e KIN i U ( S A C K I K K C ) ACQUlMf UY lONCi v m \ ro > UOUHS Of . \ S f C O N D . ) PHAC I IC C / A I r MAI L , (31L M O O LB Y . . O y lt (3l N T u S ^ - . / ^ -— W J R A C iO o a M i N o l , 1 ‘ T iB A A A A T T C e ___ . .. THAT WOCVT CONflffflN YOUSMONBOF a y M g tSufWTB LFAVB , , . l Plan. Charlio M urrl*un. the Hcrnltl'* sore-fouled advurtlsIiiK leg-niaii. tie* u problem. Anti when C har­ lie be* problem* hig nr *nuill — they Iill ahltroat'll till! sta ll!* of n ihalur fataHlroiilie. When Chnrlit' Went to tiroveiam l several week* axo w ith a group uf Klwunlane lo present a program at I be (1roveland d u ll be received ms ii token o f th *lr aiinreriatlon a penelt In­ scribed “ (iroyelami Kiwunls Club." Somewhere, while making bis round* recently, C b n rlb le ft Ids pencil. I f (lie one who found it w ill give tb* office a ring with the gootl news, C. w ill Im Ids own sm iling self aitnln. lu rid e iita llv. Mr. Morrison wa* form erly an honorary member o f Klwanla. oml is ru rre n llv a member In omul standing In Ituiarv, SVNHl'NIS IDIurnhie lu lu* lum,* In '■ymt *M*i • lung •I hfihv In i u i i i h •'*‘<Di II i ,» 4 n rii-i niuU m, h im 1-Hill*, oim m-.i ,, I.., ••-•i,iBi>. ini., ii .* Hum iii, b u n , , li,ll,vblll llml , 11* II..It c, , I . >||„* I,,., "Hum KH III Nrw Vink lU lrn i.li.in,, lit* 1*11,r'a *iiiii,i,i ii n i * |,*m llisl blliliy iml nui i,.',n lb,r« Kll bsstFti* i,y ii* i* in Hi* I>,nii,in rum*, • tier* *lie ami liar tin. I, Pblltp an.1 list Aunl Al 11ivii, a nav.va. .VI. ar* pilna, try llnan t'aiaiuugb an -.lira Hv, roiina almrnrv aim nrir* I.,,r| enurlf.) KH. but «hn lia.l aaritil.oit hla alln tkrna lu t.ililiv H , a I t Ii nl l.lliliv a room lev,ala a mil, uieln* ti«r lamilv not ll. •o n ji .......llama Iiiat Hifv alull lin a i Horn hai ,.m,ii An iin(aiiulii, cle *i,l iml I In in, i ikuii tniahi lull e*l* Dial I,ibliv I ,«<l hail a inaf# vlait.n C I l A f T n i T H ItK K I ’H I L II ' rmirul a form l.n lit* in>. Wllderment ami n n g e r in K it’n ((iiraimu. “Haven't Jim lt**n ***m g * * * Llliby, Kit ? HOvei.'l you l*v n tier* If. K. McNair, M a n a g e r uf the week-end* r* Megilpol* County Credit llursau, Uh* Rliruggrtt "I've Iweii Imey, retains hla sense o f humor, even while head* o f sweet Irle kle down Uro, I'hlllp, ever elm * you went to Mexico When I did * * • in.-by Hr Ms brow. We've a ll seen sign* New York, when sli* dr upped mlu un office* and Horen this summer p lating un Ihe fa rt lh a l even the aparlmvitt, I tliuugld sorry, though the door Is abut, Ihe busi­ Hugo that yun and ah* w e r e ness Is often. A ir rotiditinning, about al (lie ailliouiu'rinsllt •la g * don't you know, 'Ilia sign outside Kbe'il cum* iii weurlug Huw*i* and the Credit Bureau office on Ihe wa* aa happy as a laik." Hugo nald, ''W all, y o u w a r e fo u rth floor o f lha Hanford A t­ S C -v wiung." He went un, ’ t ’an i you lantic Natioaai Hank llu lld ln g H a lt* ; . “ Com * |fl->nOt a ir ron- Uimk or anyune, K ll, nut in * men ■round Here dial l.lb b y * known dltJoikMI by C a rije r^o r Fodder." all her Ilf* but — maybe someone In toadstool as around ns N rw YorkT" , _ “ oIkie Is a featdrr MttfacUon Kit sent her thoughts tuck to opt a l K lhott Av*. and Fourth Dei'enilier, January. Homrthlug Hi. tlieso days. A ladv told us was miming—H a l e y HallvnUne's ftbout It today, and wa ll liovo lu room, Daley Uallenliiie’a party, i a ride uut th a t way some Daley was hieruhandla* wlUot uf rhuon tu uc* fu r ourselves, Kuruaul and it waa on* uf her dentally, ran anyone tell tie ueual affaire, mixed up and mad to tell a toadstool from a and amusing, (or a liltl* while. mushroom 7 W* do know that n ► » K it could ere ii * i i uleariy. Thera •teak smothered In muahrounti Is waa a man who played the But* 'i f . one o f our favortto dishes, hut only IracauRs the wrapper on the and a girl with lung red hair and an immenae h a r p , (leorg* bad i ;.y-. rph lays eo. are we eitrp we're Opting Ihe rig h t thing. When we taken her and Libby. Kite and lleorg* were anting on • kid am) Quite fond uf Urn sideline* withdrawn aa far ca pH’ *' a golf d u ll, we'd go out they could get from the sound and pen field and practice awlmr fu ry when K it caught eight of a Istoole—or were they rnuvh nian'a extraordinary head. HandeiNiie waa loo wash, too IneuIBcient a word. A nearby candle had Inureasad th * lllueton of an inhuman Sgfipi per fe d l o il The man's hair wfta a o lta r bruna* and aa b r i g h t aa mrtaJ. f l u profile might hava boon •A L T LAKK C ITY up - J llly oarved In marble by a m aster— bm County Jail In peer by Farm - human features would show s m a fflede Uk* an sw ap * tr tlit, a m a l l rauaurlng flaw. K * waa laughing a t gometEing and it cam * as a Shock. Magnificent marble busts fltda’t laugh aloud. Ueorge bad a a l d in her eari id tjjlo u d ld l," .lo ry of Datay'a robbed a mueeum. f know who did that guy, Michelangelo. Clniim on HaW on loan from Ut* Metro poll- g Eicope Artist « . M. * ■irtuTy el th* kiss In see it yuu’r * real." He ri.ui removed her arm *, nut gently, ami Daisy had Said. "Pardull me and pray don’t apologise lot spraining my vyrtaL O’), Kit llaven Ynu’r* next In line— got vuui admission charge 7" K ll reinetnhried that th * man’s eye* had travelled over her with on mid effect ol sightlessness Ui them, nod to* mouth had hard­ ened. tie knew ah* didn’t Ilk * him. Hh* had said, ” 1 won t need any admission charge, Paiey," and had walltrd uway. Shortly after that she and (leurg* left, l-lliby wa* having tun and had atayrd on. T ii* Adonis had bruughl her home a couple ul hum * later. What wun tils name ? Hugo said eager ly. "You thought ol someone, K it." Philip half ■tailed (iurn hla chair, "Who la he?" Kit gut it then. Wilder— Tony Wilder She told them. The effect ul W ilder’* name on llugu wu* astonishing.. . Hha could feel rag* sells Hugo, ■hake min Mh* thought there waa nothing odd shout that. He waa In love wiih |.| bby and Ltbby had <-ln»eii ibe other man. Hugo met her eye* and instantly all trace of Ills fury vanished. He covered ll up car el Idly. That waa the queer thing. He denied knowing any, thing about Tuny Wlldar. Philip poured ou\ questions. Kit kltpw very lltu * and that U ttl* ahe cen­ sored— nu use making her uncle reel any wnree that lie did, and arter all they weren't aura. Bits aald that W ilder waa la hia early 30‘a ami very good looking and (hat he seemed anything but broke. Now that she thought of it, Libby had mentioned meeting him grat nt the Nevina* in SftnU Fa whan she waa there before Christmas. Philip turnad tu K i t "You thought U b b y bad run off with Cavanaugh, when, aa » m atter of fact, m a latter U b b y wrote me shortly arter I left ahe aald some­ thing about you and Oavonaugh." K it fell the Mood rising to her face. She aald, "U b b y a u a la takan," and go! up. “ f m going to call Dalay BaJlantlne and aee wkat aha can tail un about Tony W il­ der," She looked in . the ' ’ ' dialed, long wan waiting, and upstairs to He oarne down an p beloved aunt nevar hated o f any Tany W ilder. The t w E e n m * came here, Mgyba you r * wrong.” He plunged past bar Uke a T u n ­ away horse. , • K it oouldn't r ite * I k l i r , hart with And then aaoUwr hand hag aphereelf posrM l ang it waa U b b y a i t w u BrtU' th at the A d au s waa laughing, «n Libby had tried ta mtroducft btm. but: •Dalay u - . , : ' Ibar T . tonwL ' " V BaJ. uvwm mmm mtm m i — ?C 3; StfrlLWe,'' M il e wm -* !1 . « t I(V 1 IM O’ / y t \k j _ Jh WBLL.GUffSS V i HB'S NOT COWING M' 1 t d thb P A « r y no u s e WAITING ANY LONCiBQ B lilN a IN TV'S CAKE ! B FARRELL. \J / H I C V N / NCEO A a is , s t o j n g , WINDY G UV TO blo w our C A N D l HS TTAs, A. - c ___ v ^ -y■ r to IP j ■CWrvAtVt'. TUOTU rCSLCWJ '«*• IFNI ------------- 1 w wa fw t hu r TMEYRC WElCQMB TcT 1 . . a ir UAtiT kl uTOfl I, i I a t Ciuca TO M ie O H '9 KCOOfH f! THAI a A U H flP s a y / W fl'p W £ S .5!.M J « K £& g„ OUT WNV ftOAWONl WAHTCP i M T U * A WAV HDK A nd m anothbk nun on tha v iu A d e ... is w a i l t r s Y a w s a THAT AND n UN D tg ' ^ A/v S « Y rP fiA 9 A N I9 / 1 It seamed to her that he healU ta 4 Than ha aald; "Nothin*. But 1 think you ought to make M rtala that Ute man who Ian that «fte«M M ip etalra in Ubby'a room K ll oaM nothin*, she picked up tho b a y and they returned to the Hying room. TS rv B f f S iS s i z e fara any. Ha aaldt "Ubby’a bean iae* last n ig h t Maybe you ought IM go .to the police." Pkin P M id threateningly! "Now h * « * presume thnt I ro atay the night, i and I and Mr. w woutd like a little privacy, “ you've flniahed your rnBvW B T IMAOtiSkTCN 'ii WW9WJ P il i ^ S jS ^ r T ,® ^ lo r • Itw i ' i t * ,v Ubby hadn’t wailed. Hhe had al­ ways talked of a big wedding, wltli a veil and hi tdeainaida and flower girl . . . and there was something else. Ubby natnd lo t,« dlsapi proved of, criticism crushed her. Hhe always wanted to please peo­ ple even l* it waa only In choosing a hat. How much mure eo where a husband tr a i concerned . . , What waa there about Tony W il­ der that had made her go away with him without a word to any­ one? K ll dropped Ut* phone. w illia m (Ira n i cam* in. H r was M iriam VanKreef’a nephew and no ■elation of the llavena. He waa an innocuous yuung-uld mun of :iu with staring htown eyes behind glasses. He came uvery week end and on holidays lo visit hla aiilil and her fam ily by her Aral m ar­ riage. He considered the Havens ta be rich people who did wlisl they wanted when they wanted While he slaved hla life away at an arduous Job aa a hotel clerk. ' W illiam waa exulted and ti|>s*l He aald, -"I called Aunl eilrisin. Hhe lirld me that Llbhy had dis­ appeared, su I Jumped on the tr a in —" "W hy I ” Philip eald. "Because — because I thought I might be able to help." Philip eyed him. “Can you?” W illiam couldn't. He had never met or heard ot Tony Wilder. K it aald, " I'm going to m eat Some sandwich**," and went into lha kitchen, Hugu followed her. "flow ’s Ueorge T" he asked. "In excellent health, thanks “ “ Are you going to m arry him ?" K it gave him a cold star*. "Nice of you to be Interested, Hugo. Whan w# decide you'll tie one of the Brat to know." "Look, K it, Ubby'a got to be found." "O f co u n t. Uut It's up to her now. Bha aald ahs'd let us know." "You can’t think of anyone else. What do you know about Tony W lldar that, makes you dislike him a® much. HugoT" M g aL <m jotng t» give yau a Kona in sd vw ftn R p H a d g U M Oapyylgkfc U lt, tM t, hr JMWa SetUy, a e ------------® ------- v — — i W : J hr Liag J .- V v..,VJ V . ■1 u .' V �BULLETINS , UN , , ,iT ,E O. iN . I ,A T vtI O N S . N . V. — In d ia fa ile d lo d a v to lenn tr'U U . N . a u p p o rt In g iv e h e r a aent a t H ie K o re a n w in fal iuiffffllc c le peace c o n fc r e a te . D R N V E H * P ) - P r e s i d e n t K in rn h m v p r t • ■■'k h i t f i. d ii n c g e a r, o il im in t f ijn m l Home old t r ir n d a and headed m-i,,,,-. in to th e h ig h R o c k ie s t o ^ i y f o r n ix tln y a o f re a l v a c a tio n . V O L U M E X I.1 V : a l l a i i a s s V * 1 ^ — B ill, H n n ilr i’t, w h o r a ils h im s e lf g r a n d ( d ra g o n o f 'f h e " U n it e d K la n -i-K n lR h ta o f th e K u K lu x K la n , s a id to d a y th e o rg a tiiz u tif> n w ill r ln im as m e m b e rs a ll w h o b e lie v e in ra c ia l a e g ro iin tiiin . E a la h tls h e d I DOS S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A T H U R S D A Y . A l t ; L S I 27. Local Korean Veterans To Be Honored — D E N V E R (/F*>— P re s id e n t E is e n h o w e r ha s in e ffe c t c o n ­ g r a t u la t e d S h u h M o h a m m e d Roza P a h le v i o f Ir a n on t h i J J .Ib l '*1 I he g o v e rn m e jit o f d e im s rd P rim e ColC, Legion, City Sponsor Tuesday Evcnl O R L A N D O ) </»’ »— A . D. D a v is , c h a ln n a n o f th e G o v e r n n r ’a C o u n c il f o r In d u s t r y and C n n im o ir c , q ftid to d a y " F lo r id a has a n t o p p o r t u n it y w ith o u t p a r a lle l f o r I n d u s t r ia l d e v e lo p m e n t." the Seminole . ( Iiaiolii t of * om- State i News Roundup OR LAND O (A1) —The government w ill ( l,n „ „ Hll(| kdvi-nrv hoard* to help stim ulM i' -m ull bustne-W illiam It. Mitchell, h'-ttd o f the .Sum11 ............ ........... today Hnniuinreil plan* for the grii-sriKitii , o i n m i i i m „ t a Morula Iniliis tris l development clinic hero. Hanker*. businessmen smt r iv lr V Mid education It-ndri* w ill mak" up tho now Itm rd s. envisioned business firm - w ith Mu'ir fimmcl s l'iiii* lin e * o f d ra ft Iwiard* and need* hv menu* n f govern!) aI in i In r lo ra l un lta th a t w o rk w ith loans. The lol< raniioi be ,|oni the f 1*101 nl governm ent, M llih i'll d o i'i live* m ol lim idnnta. fttiaarial OI Othurwiie. fio in Washington* , , said. “ Secund. S ll A l» ijevdoj T lie lr Inbx w ill bo to help S llA I'lio i* for n rm n iitlm i n hwlP'r ■ III th is amull business program "F lra t. In the field o f flnanciiil of business from i iii IJIg find p **«l*tancp, SO A la fostering the vale i"irc li**e r* alike fd r amo il development o f atnle and local firm - Wn pre thjvnliudng a proMoot* « f private capital . . . i t I* if rum whrrebv new p io d o rl* amt not enough to try to nanlat -"m il ecu methods of production w ill lie opened lip to - Itlllll r-ollri'IN- fo r lie 'll iiu ii adofillop CAMP M C q U M Q tlK JD -Florl da poultry pw ahiter* were told yesterday realise . in «" they -. ran ............. - - more profit from chickens, chirl ro tu trom per d o lla r invested In feed, than from any other livestock. Don Turnbull Af Kansas City, executive secretary nf the Amer lean Poultry « •# tla tc h rry F.-d era I Ion, made i n stale merit In an address In the annual poultry In slltnte here He said the fa rt that Florida's poultry industry does not supply the state's needs provides aggre* slve poultrymen w ith a trom rn dous opportunity. Florida, he dr dared, "h a * as areal a future In the business a i any state In Ihe Blackburn Trial Slated Sept. 29 I1AHTOW uT»- Harlan M i- klnnn and several .persons ... ae’cused ..o f being employed hy him In a big Central Morula lottery ring will go on tria l Kept. M. C rim inal Court Judge Hoy If Amldon set that date- Wednesday after rejecting II motions made hy defense attorney* to fjuash the charKe* and have the defendants tried *f-par*lely. Floridians Free SAN FltANCfhCO UF — 51* Flo rld lin s rtteased from Communist prison camp* In Kore* arn ached uled In return In the United Slates Saturday aboard the transport O m enil W F llase. They Inrlm le Cpl. Richard M Basset!. Jupiter; Set Milton 1^. roy Caine, P--nsaenla, Cpl. Mar vln K Dorsey, Winter narden; P fr. Solon W Dimenn. Fort M y­ ers; Cpl Joseph L Montflomery, Lake Wales, *nd Cpl. Harare B. Sheffield, Tallahsaiei' SOT. RAYMOND M il l! o f ChlesRo spent Ihe last Ibiee C h rlxlm a ie i in • Korean prisoner of war camp On his return *mnie. bis fam ily m ote It op to him by setting up a Iree w ith all the ornaments and p ro v ld li i r ir a l Vole celebration Sgt M ills Is shown indulging m Hie m ild rn n • enlm rnl he dreamed about so long l fnie rno io.m il Snondpholo) "T h ird . MIIA I.- seeking to -flm olirte (he U«c of home tale nt nod know how to im .,i-t -tniiU firm s " • lb th e ir m aringerinl nml teclinti . il innhlem s. For example, experl.- of various kinds in nn lve rsilie.-, iiilli-ifr.,. in * ivii mol iniaioe— o rifiin iia tlo n - enn he extrem e*v helpful in -m a ll enter orIsn - th im ig li - em iperative rrid e a vo r." Mlictudl • he local President eoveinor- Dr. Kelley Is Speaker At Planning Meeting -aid lie had di-eu.ned committee idea w ith Kiscnhmvei mid with o f -e v ritil stale-. Narcotics Bandit Gets New Haul lb J T K elley, assistant d ire cto r o f in -'ru c tio n , titu te [trp a rt "le n t " f education, was the m ain speaker ai Hie Seminole Countv J 'U p " I re school P lanning Conference today. He -p o le on ihe m-ed a tta in mid tm slitialn « good school n ro iria m that would adeoontelv meat Ihe needs of ou r boy* and g ir l* . He atrtesed tha f a r t th a t a l l f m a te ria l* need not eonie from _ books h u t were a ll around us. D r. firs t vice prca hleni. Mr*. Wilma Jaycce Speakers JACKSONVILLE UP - Jackson vllle ’s “ narcotic* bandit" robbed a drug store of WOO and about TV) worth of roralne and rtmr Morgan, phin* I s * n ig h t.,-. ~ aenmd v ie oifaldegt l!ev. M ilto n II. W v n tt, p u s t'ir no the s n l'le rt nf "n rn lile u i- " f leaebing re a d in g " Miss bam d» n f tin- F lr« l M e th o illst • hitreh. Kent, iissneiate p rn fe —o r uf F-lo ■" t l'ln r le il the i|rv o tlo tn il. entlou at Flm Ida S tale Urdvei .1 •"«*nnty Snpt. It. T Mllwee, In- Iv w a- ennsidtant - i f ll" 'l Hie H fininolr Cmintv KtluD r r ta r a ••! "in . iiiiife n v u " f >f TAMPA t n . t i i n 'iP More store tavora favorabl- im i'atlnn Asioclwtlnn officers whn hail filu c a tln n al Hie D n lv e rs llv F lorida, guided h rr grrnlr* in a port export r a i n to the |pot t of hern -li-eteil tn Juris. Th'-v (nt-lutle: S trw n rl fla lclie l, dlscuasloii o f "Hie f u n i't i" " " f Tam pa are demanded In a suit t'rcHiilertl i Mrs. W. A. Teatrne. ju n io r hig h sebmil and nw-Jal in -i here on file in Federal Court h in n tlm i." Tho suit, lin in g h i hy c ity anil The scrom larv teacher* under county agencies, the c h iin t 'c r of H ip d lre rtlo n o f D i Sam H. c o m m e n tand (ra ffle groups, M nnrcr, consultant In edurnl">u seeks to force Hie In te rsta te Cnrn tro m Ihe S tale D epartm ent, w in k ­ m ere r Commission In re v rrs e II ed on the problem o f "th e need self am) grant more favorable fo r ereatlnu a fe e lllllf " f re* I-"el rates Hie schedule of operation at the Several hearings have been held Municipal swimming pool w ill be fo r p riva te and nubile n n ilie rlv on Ihe Is-tie and each tim e Ihe eliatiued next week, m-cnrding In among in lr h lr li -eliool » liid * n i< " w a- seived at the hn-lj ICC has ti'p -H t-J T a m p a 's argil L ft Johnson, snpcrinlrnijcrif of -rhLunch o o l ra fe le ila after w hich Homenta Tam pa groups testifie d at the t'lly water department The i*mI w ill be open Irmn 2 no l-rm iii* again met and en ntliiue-l Ihe hearings that the ra le s are until 0:011 p m Tuesday w ork till Ih e li ju n b le ili- lltl'le r fro m 35 to .V) per ren t high er than p m and illsriisslon. those of other Kmilh A lla tit'r and inruuRh Friday neal werk. from !i:00 a in until l:l)0 p rn and g o lf roast ports. I Morp Favorable Rales Desired New Hours Set For City Pool from 2:00 p m u n til fl 00 p m on Saturday. On Sunday, Sept, tl, the pool w ill he open from 2 :on p m until 0:00 p.m On Lalmr Day, Ihe jmmiI w ill tum|h-u from 0:00 a.m. u n lit I no P mi and lin m 2:00 p m until fi o«» p m The pool w ill he rinsed »n Sept H hut w ill be open Sept o through Sept. 11,from 2‘00 p m until *1:00 p.m On Sepl. 11. the houra w ill be OIK) a m. u ntil 1:00 p m and 2:00 p m until 0:00 p.m., and from 2 :oo p.m. until o:oo p.m. nn Kent 13. The pool w ill he closed for cleaning Sent. 14. The M'hcd,lie then w ill continue ime hours as scheduled on Ihe same for Sept, 014. B ull has been filed In C ircu it Court avalnst the operators of .. the Ranfnrd Daily Builder hy Bernard fiiit h r lr , foim ei owner of the newspaper, In wtdeh Mr. fn ith rle sicks * derlnrntlou hy the court ■■ to whether or not the Present owners have defaulted |n the pay­ ment n f a ninitcajfe held hv him. According In tna complaint, f lf e d f ---------—------ --------- ------- -------- hy Attnrney Cordon Frederick, the present owner*, at the tim n of leclerl and refused tn make the th e ir purchase, agreed tn retain payment nf any nf Ihe mimics due, tho use of Ihe name. "The Hanford under said mortgage, and d<> con­ B uilder," under w hlrh Ihe paper tinue Ihe jtiih llra tln n of a new- i form erly wan operated, u n til Ihe paper tinder the n*m e nf the Han­ ‘ , Builder. mortgage w«* paid down to Its,- ford Dally ooo. "W hcrefnre. the p la in tiff, being However, the complaint slate*, w ithout relief, - iv c In a rn u rt of the defendant* in the c**e ceased equity, prays fnr Hie ent-w of a M IA M I BEACH u fi-T h a City to publish the paper under the decree herein 'U ljb lla h m g plainname n f the Sanford Builder on t if f ’* rig h l* under said mnrtgage, Council has voted not to appeal June 33. 1033. and atnrted to pub­ and granting unto p la in tiff aurh a decision by C ircuit Judge Charles re lie f a* he Is e n tllle il. whether A. C arroll which forbids private lish under the preaaat name. A t tha tim e of the change, ac­ aame he by way o f foreclosure, building between high and low water marks on the oceanfront. cording lo the complaint, the own- accounting nr a judgm ent." Judgu Carroll ordered the rity It I* ita le d In the chattel m ort­ era M ill owed 119,000 on the p rin ­ cipal o f Ihe mortgage. 14,000 away gage, "m ortgagor herein fu rth rr on Aug. I lo cease Issuing building from ihe figure nr lis.oon, s lip agrees lo retain Ihe use of Ihe perm its tn private b iilld c ri to bulk' name ‘The Sanford B u ild e r,' pre­ head east of the preuent high wa­ •dated In rnanglng the name. ■ml •-continues (hat sent name of Ihe said newspaper ter mark. Mr'. (lu th rle on July 10 advised the being conveyed herein, in the B a at it Carolina News Publishing ope m l Ion nf said newspaper until mpany, namad a* one of the de­ the above mortgage is paid down lta, that tha portion o f pur- tn 115,000." The mortgage was signed by M O VIR T IM R TA B LB money remaining to be paid R ITZ a nama change, lio o o , Fred B. Pendleton president of the B a it Carolina News Publish"Take Me To Town8* ; be paid a i onea. The plain­ 1:15 - 4:08 • # 51 - 9:59 publishing tiff, M r. Guthrie, further requeu­ "A Queen le Crowned" ed the Immediate payment of all r<:48 . 8:50 - B ill I m money due under tha mort­ M O VIR LA N D eta or corpor gage a«dr that tlsapap ar should interest la the B tartan i:90,>A]£ a tiH * 7?Jf fa il f* * * « ^ o p e rjtt u t f g ..lh nama, *“ • '* w o nemw f M ttrord complete th a w I M case. Miami Beach Drops Appeal Movie Time Table g S fB ir a ,: • U A II|L f A n i Aa, nmfl«|)^ U f QC 1011111 IsGOlOr ■ W M U ' % *V »l»V R f M a rt R iievi*. id o rd h w r Detective .1. M, Johns -aid ll Rebecca Kftvemi, eiirreamunThir was believed to bo the third such derm rtm ept. slated th ill there was . H e cirU tvi nml M uu n trd lievnotds. rnhhrry In recent months tiy the ■t ill * shottngn o f trn d ie ra and I tie * H ire r. that about 70 per rent o f our i , ,, . . ,, same man teacher- fire from Oil) of the stale.! A fte r ,, ah»rl re, e,.» the f a l l , r All three rotdierlr . were ai com " ,,n plirdird by .1 t.ill. slim mustnrhed and that over !lfi per re n t o f our " ' e fin ' 0 I t te- have a R A or h igh er The ttrim n rv 'e n d ,era. under lit" man holding a pearl handl'd, nick ,|, L, tP1. I su p ",v is io n of C b a rb itli' Stein el plaled revolver and who said II. K M „ r . I*, i.rltu H...I of Sent Hie pm Idem of he was a lim a addict Johns -aid High Sel,.... aided as p rr " " " ' " '" m e ................... .......... . the m ain objective id e.irh holdup .... . rncttinilH ill Ihe u i " " t n l lc u l'in was Hie narcotics -tore-, with il • '.bru- o ffic e r, iiit'l In lrn ib lie il M is money on hand a secondary con >D o roih v l.am l, rn u n tv m usic -uper- end H ilth in e tlr " The in tfrm e ilb ile g in ili' winked -(deration v M " i, whn If,I u n tiln tin g in g Suit Filed In County Court Against Builder kccld rn l In v rs tlK a llo n s ," w ill Hu- topic of the f lr - t session His- F m leral H lirra n of Jnves lim n ..eliool fo r ja ilice o fflre rs (In- area Tnesd.it .it Hie C|t> II ■peei.d A a i'itl K dw .ird t t lo llo lb w ill lie Ihe In s tru rlo l of the " h»Hi| die flr-1 Ih rre day- V o u rl t'te -e n la llu n ." I- the title of the '" --io n tor Wednesday, and ' I ’ rac •n il 1‘ rnb le ni M il and lin n , " I Intraday • ‘II Sepl *. W W llu rk e J r . '■■i-l.inl -tie rla l agent In charge "I Hie M ia m i F ill ottlce. w ill enn d m l a class, e n titled . " I ’nllee 1 m irle s y . C ivil fllg h l- " A ilcn l burke also w ill conduct the class sept •*. e n tllle il. "T e c lm lip ie - and Me. bnnics of Arrests " S|iecbii Agent ftohert It Parke w ill take ■ner Sept in w lih a class. “ C rim e berne Searches—Inside and (b it ” Sired. 11 Agent Ih ila n y J Ibip uy " i l l In -lrm t a -e-sion Sept 1.1. en titlei). “ I.atenl F in c e rfirin t-." ‘ tide Special Agent- Kdw io II • b ill II nml M aurice .1 W hite w ill 1"tuluel sessions Kept m IT on Hie ■object, Jiulo f)|s irn iln g and tic le ii-H i I o ties. Come Along H old■od lie -11 o ilin g Devices “ lo c a ln i' I'ru ln ln g ." w ill he M>e -object Sepl 22 2t at -esslon" fill'll w ill be conducted tit Special Vgi’lil John II l.lip lo n In a I d le r In P oller I b id Mot '• W illia m -. K J po w e r-, -pe i l l ageul ill i'll ai gc of Hi- M ia m i 1 Ml office said he wn- pleased '** -eliedllle'* Ihe school lo f flic •lenefil ol ilte Sanford Police He p ir'in e n t and Hie Seminole lo m ilt ■ b e rlff, office, as w ell a- ,tth rr law co lo n ement n ffle e r- In Ihe ’ o r a whom you m a t u l - li to in m e tre ti n k c il In (hr l id o l Santu rd ,iin l I tie • am phell lav,tin g A m r r ir .in le g io n Pnsl i * i :•-• h»yn lo in h tn e il to dage a r i f t w id r p a ­ rade anil i mioiio non ilio n of San b ird 's lio ir a u It n ic lc r .in . in the M rin m ia l s la ib n m l n e . i t , v night at J .in n 'i bo k be "f Uc <d Governmenl To Call On State, Local Advisory Boards To Help Business Chickens Listed As Top Livestock "..I \ s s ix i i t i ' d P re s s L e a s e W o e I Halt Police Start Off-Street Crackdowns Police are -t,tilin g In ru c k down on Ir a fllr violation* on street* other than Hi** main thoroughfare* In answer In toutplaints, Police Chief Rnv Will lama annoimreil today Patrolling ha* been mostly on the busiest streets or Hie City he said, w llh nol much attention lin­ ing paid to ihe lesser traveled s tre e tI. Violations hI muiI which com­ plaints have been voiced include speeding and falling In stop al a ■top sign, aerordlng lo Hit- chief M r* J M arlin ShnstJpher and H.-iiiiib'i' Hi,bee coi'd Hie urgenl net d for i south renter in Sanford reqile.tm c Ihe help ol Hie .Semi note Countv Jinmir lli.im b e , of Coiumrree tn rp,irate -jireelu" lietnre the J.ive e s In Hie V telil Cblb I ih I.iv Tln-rn are i;ie.itrr lemplatmu tor Hie youth today oi there were during Lo ro Iweti lies, M r* Slineclph-■ serled “ You knou, m il I do I -it our soli' anil d.mghler* Ire.pirnt Hie |uke Jollilh bee.mse Hie,e Is no other place lor them lit go to meet their (Mentis 'We .is p a rrn l, and ctltrens of Snnfnrd have not done a tiling In provide them .nine til*' e tn go They know II," dir niided. "anti it Is up lo ns In give Ihrin a plaea tliev can go lo dance, jdny games, anil meet Ihelr friends " Mrs Klini'rli'lier traced the pro fire** of the Seminole Youth Council to help raise and direct a youth renter In Sanford T ie "III ria l charter has hern drawn and awai t , Ho- signature of Circuit Judge M R Sindh. Titusville "W e ran purchase Ihe old Cru Ira l Baptist church (Ninth St and Laurel Avr i for ahool M.MKI II I- up lo ii'. and we nerd ri"l only the support "f "II die civic rlllll* and J avr re , m i|i|* rnminunllv prtileet, hut you a* Individuals " 5fr Rlshee idled Hie urgrtd need nl a vottlh center right away “ I bear II almost every night, hr cause I have two teen age child ren asking, "Where raw I go1’ W ln t is lliere to ijo?‘ " “Tills rltv and we as Individual* have not provided adequate faclll He* We have only "lie lentils rourl In the CMv and the kid* have tn wan in line in use II," M r niabee added "You know and I know the kids lurin’ In Hie ear and leave Hanford to flmt th rlr fun They roam the highway* when they should be In Sunfortll Some kids might get kill ed on the highway* We m int hack this project. I know that there are some people In tills town who would give I.VX1 to Ihe project." S io t o i d ' n W it M i t ' 1 icfc Hie t" I I 'I g'le I of ■r ib 'll ii iil'ifHfM i . >„! tn I .ftirt • o ' . noe l .| nod ile d fn? Ifi^ HI % 1 l| i tuber sponsor inf id nr i'lio i m e d io , of i e n * fFTs Ht »ffi» ** in I on e i Itrei Uenrnl.; ol the Kole Itiill w ill In honor in the ilte i edlrtg H| lot I egum b I'I hi w et ( ('fiiim t-’ f i •’ hm l'l Hie I ll I Milt itiL s•' l #*r rI • ,iff |‘| HfMltl I 'la f ’ 11II111 (I I It , nij; | * Mfiiflt 11 - HI I f»1'I i l l Ml I MUI I M'lll;. Aik t m ill nf |||«* 1n iu I t i#*in 1if i Mi*n fu » h \ if h - s \T» Hi i ' k' in MpiMtlll k;it VV f»*» I iv uf»r«y iid I Mr f •» M .ivm If i in1191 • Li s •* * H', M iff n’f i lit111 T rryuHi, f mf mif . Jutli*** fToui'J f i -STrfi from , IL / l'd in ,o t| •*t fh " * .iiiip h i'll I " - |M|J P i' f r*li f r ill nf I h r 'Vluf i -11iijt 4 A . %n • I'll lofl \ \ V\ ll t I \ t '• I I '* t k ill » udifnr pfih li li f t i» • . tnlirf *1 [ H<"I i h i. War 11 and Hie Korean Conflict (bn novel was termed as historical m aterial and wa* nut nn the hook atamla In July of (hits year. Ills nest IxMik. “ F iin y B rit­ ches” , w ill he nut the firs! ol November. It Is ahoid his pel wirehaired fox te rrie r which he had fn r 12 years and whose name was Mackelahdle Laird n f Inverners Wlldemere. his registered name w ith thu American Kennel Clubs. The author writes it a* he Ihlnka the dog would fell hla own story In hla own language and not a i sl.se would relate anmeune else The name nf " F u n y Brrllchea" ut because or o f the appar­ came about ent likeness of A a pair of pants when the hair of a te rrie r gets longer. M r. M e rrill was born In Jam ei1. Y . am M h e schools he the ~ Andover an W ir ley College, ansae, sine* the oeeum nee of World r huI f "■| 1-■•i i f i j |4 L A N C (0 pr^rnrfnlMt.V w ftli lilt* to* • on u-ftnlnw itl iim l nn# mi far 'i(ii", N*w Vnrk |»!llfnlm»»n Sla^.hMi K t n t'ir h •»»ja on fn * t • *r of Main Tnlkn'Vvkd, l li ?!•• I I'C! II aI f m»n fh» •• m lo.v »*f tll*f v4|Mf 111'flit elnil h r*? I f*n 8 -*'1 «*,«V f t - fv.M* yiHU-l In fr# • Committoo Chciirmon Named For JCC Fete i fim in itl« r • Im ih h h i f»«i 'ill • •»♦» I** * f* it|»i* •' ,* - \ n ' *11r If * P1*0 v ll I Ml h HuI ft aRill * ‘m* • 1 f f >» It w ill J M ill ll " l l Hi" d ' > iv iffi"'* •'*.* If f»Ii n ; Mr ifiti t 1-lf l> if »*h* to f I if I r 111 *a*||;»| fh** ifllkl 'll". ' I iM r .1 I in » , v fi* >M I \ U» 'I I I ', ' , . 1 ah Ho i n . i SS , i ef I I IO H f 11 lo ti'.if I I 'd lllll* . I ll it luj. ll 1 I I II , •I* ' 'lid t in ll - Odd" it ■I'i Si *' ,1*1>| i 11 l ,, l on , "i brief - I ll'll" ’ " I " In* o il" ill tl l dbiw'bHv " lliie i " ii i M "I "i ’ " t , ,i >d in • •ic help 10 O' " i ip.tor h ill g m i" bef ' • o l l" Ml •’ ii *. i"im p ,i I l-'iin e r b ill playei rm l 't'- • p 'lp t »Vf I V VI lfu r fo C|i> Sno|«u-|o III mi: > 1 ihoy 11i» * l* to *o • . i -Ini | . SVhl/ L id I eglo'i 'votiiji rfu l i I rv * ‘if 'l L v rn l i f I m t iiid ii .L**‘ Molony T'"L« >dli -< thi* lit b " cf- it ged I in | ii ist*1 ed 11 ' Im Ai c f til lip t " t he I t * " f 1 >' • c iv ile iii"m rlp g M u • k B -lt, • lav n ilttc f... Hie :.a lif" td ....................... n ili t iimii " " I • di I di. who -hoi dose" d * '" " lo m ld irra n o e fo r the p n le rla liim e n l "I pi im -. m Lot - i .411-1 Hi-' i R * 11 Hinii i m il- o f v liK o ra ry|ire ,rp | I " il<> i li*-* im* "Till ,1 i ml li'iii' in elei in m lie • ■ill g i me ■ittend the euiinal event 1lie ,i"iin i I - "t» , I ton it "in »* iu in i .' d |ly Ilia •The eOWmtlMaw— e h a ltiii* ii -u I .I,. i " ’ll ll-1" >!(' ms T l" L’a iil|itirlh la is III? A p in li if, 1 r R i" . mled amt H " •dUtini'Hee. In f t , * t(- l(| || f 1-t»l « j) 1 f ( 1111M 1 Vi* IMfl |l| -Jl Itl ni del H ill I" "|C . which tlie v ale " " " ii I m e i '■•• *1 I m | 1,1 m t» l«r t ll* ti lt L ' H ! t ' 1r i \ t ued •" *• "d I., " H I ; | i" t i lin ir i lin i" ," a e "' o'e ,P f I Mm I- il, 1.1 d I .......I MM,- ic .Mil 1|l •V' 1 ff> f If MM’ I,, 'Oldest "tld Hie die i'" id i ' l 1■ I . 4I ,( l » ( * ft. 'e-,1 ll> . i 1 Mi i " it i in * ' Intern • • o lliti -. tint 11, Ail ll. I |d ll , H ill iti'1 but him ' be aid * p I Sit' lllli'-l l"d ........ I ' " o "lid " ii ' 1,'IPI I" ■;t ( ii , ,-i» ol...,ii i ," ile .1 . t '.!.I i f Ji 111 * mid " ii ,t | "III, I Ii l.i'e I n 'lfc il im ■ ,•( I Hit " .I If i Il ium t Mill) I \| U ' i lif* Jt || I 11 Ml i "H i,nr i" ii 1In "w ln v ■no .till .* | li I r • i" 1 Cleveland L l i l t ' 1, le e V' d l "i ** I «'-lit I Li v nf U hII :M mid dre- nut eonti *•, SI 11>1110- r i I- ri 11u in * t ♦ 1 i - iii lu ll, I III • •- I'l-l-c d I lire •d I'd lip e i i i i. fit i li1 1 A LI# K, nl * 11* if M. \lili MM I b i " ii It" 1 i "III e .1 11", Ri,ip in.I O'd Hp I I .« V In (!• ' -I- ni \ <n t 'it ii a im ' i 1on- i iitiiit.ir^e* 1 I »• .. h I 'l l 1 -if ">i i Mike R id" i ' t iii.ie i n 'I ' .18** '• M ■-tin e i d ii ml H" '-ii- " i u i , IM"' Rider, l" im in " * d i" ' '" li i a ii'l Hie d re ii-in i- i"id > d (.fun*un i Im rie .in" mi. Mm. -lid H" t"g of im r. I* • 11s SiniMi » i< . t * I F 'off *t lo to 11 |p ft i bm • I i ' " l i liliu - an-l * i ' i ’ I- in .ft” | I f t I hr Ifl I 11 f 1'Ml 11 lull 1.. nr ;li" . i "Id ' ’ .Im A liilo m . tfrJ \ Ml o rt m i i t il IM f ' >f i Of fn lliril- |IMI Mil <a ul* !(»' h i #v I \ l liS H N Y II.I f V t i l l , I. I . lf|f l 11*Pr* li i'll im if V♦’ fOI 1f b r u H i" w H i r 'd k m i-is l lu m e m 11Ii j IOhiM )iof t ill) ■I f ill8 f I-il Ir| n r * h e ir -Im i i M \ n I -1#*R •If M M f fit**r Inx iIns WrllrsJ Auc]list in Mcmoiy Records Fall Aa Rain Keeps Coming Down I p llillll lu ll" * • * , ’t Im lit s id i i b i lia s b r e n r n " t i l e d c r r il tu g I t i r p r e v b ttts A lig n 'd l e i t i t i l I n n i t i l l It I til- "Id i i i i m l . I t , . Im Itr -i, w .ls s r l in I ’I Ri k r - d r id a * W " . th e I l i b i Mil i M i l l i e i l l * id fit*' asi, t " lif e t am f i l l , a ls o a new A u g ii.l r t i u r d H ie h m g r s l s lu n g In p ie * I n n i p .i i s w a s n in e . In I h i i i . r u n a n d •’•:••• I lie Wc t l l i r i l l u n III w lilili lia s b e e n k e e p in g m i m ils h e re s lt lt e IH7 *, fn t e i ts l iiu i i e r a in to t Im l.is file iin ii'i' ill v lira * v t "ltd • to Hie |-1 d In n 1ii mi I It i t o iitln i" did set le n iid s according I" M oilgllln ti. local w eatbci oh • • i I Furls seven luetic/, " t i.iln i i " ' fallen Huts fa r III lo.VI 'd m b equal'' I". • s e a r’s lo t d m i l l Sanford ti.i'i hint 1,1 < o ii'i i > das- of ra in w hit-li n ■ Mi M "" :b it ♦! N fl^ I m M I'O I m '.i M»# ton point —out Is raH ier unusud \ fiiitl I ’ . *n|ii' r ti i »i li f *I u i II * |i» ,♦ t bits In f in August 11 Oil un be id m oisture have iiu iie down tl / DO |t mi mmNI Lor Mi■f ntttM * I iiiim m Iv U»» *lo i« which Isn’t toil tar d i* d li e on r r t f i . i v record Im an August whn li i- h n l M-m i l n c il o p i ff tin 1 11 t »mi p m t.l .’at hid In Itiltt and w hich Im lud on fli »l r|it\ ed a hurricane The n n rnial fo r August In Hit, ii v n i' i m v r r lt v t- 1 lu l.ai-t m onth's I d! ol IF IllM VMIII S a ii I b m I I I p »4M, H i l came w ith in a few ilesvdinp. I M\ iD 'llv n v. I»\ I .ilM |< in . * ill ol setting " new alt Him' re i'u id lot v i 11 n n « \ n i i m any one :<<) day period A b V Closing Merrills Are Enjoying Sanford Visit By MARY ANN BUKU5 L«WM C. M e rrill ami M r* Mer r ill are hack in Sanford again Maying w ith (heir good frlendi, M r. and M r*. B ari Frierson, al Ihelr home on Hidden L»Sr '.’.herd environment la nn" of eom plele peacefulness plei lie I f ihn author o f (be honk "W honi The God* 1 /iv r" , Thi* waa h i* firs t novel but wasn't published until he had had two western novel* pul on the market. Theao were "Cole of Tim Broken S p u r" and “ Lonesome K id ". "W hom The God* l i v e ’ ’ Is baaed on the author's own esnerlance* during the firs t World War when be served w ith the British A rm y. It tells n f the courage dla played b - at n i n e .'ii li-'io and o d t 'I 'M o '- \ .. i <i |,.i Ho n a tio n it i , put b ig M Iii' ihnqftl be ru m p le .__ v r r lh ln g . hotel and t b r a t n man > Ai p ie ie n l lie n em ploved a* in ageiuenl, psvehoiugy in ti many I a ire rs lt In stru cto r -d q m d lly eon o ilie r s ld ijp fIs III C jlv Cnllcge "ltd l " i | In-ipeetnra m Hie A lr c n f t Coium bla U n ive rsity In New York D lv i .1 :i >f K i l . n M etal I’ rtM lurl*. ai B rl .ln l, I' i A lte r Hie llr s t w a r h r derided lilt- ;d Hint lie w.'inti'd to be " (beater -11 With the ext-e|it|iiii ->( "tre t ill, rector, tint f l r - l needed dage ex tils tile Jiallern billow* one til perjenre lie anpeared in t*nvld e rr itiv r work. BelasenS ’’(Jnltl D ig g e r-" tf the lie t* a m riid i"i cf Hie I rank L y riim T heater In Ni*w V-irk C ltv Lyeu II M t;*|ilK Isidge fF 4i A M i No lit-- nevl f i l e was as " B ritish o lflcer In V lrlo r lle rlie tt's tiroducBlot. at a Don ol “ Orange IH os -.oms oiiih ' stnjj ed nl the Fultim T heater also New York Following hi* slage career he went Inlo in» advertising htihlnese and later worked ss a juiblic re ­ lations and advertising cmmselor In 1933 M r. M e rrill seriously begun thinking of w iilln g . lie staled, n l love to w rite and do It when­ ever 1 can. My stories are revised over and over, If not ort paper at least In m y mind until I feel that iwwsUU‘ n’Kl. M "ii itield, (lli|o, "m l Hie American Legion In A ilin tlc ('Hy, N J among oilier organlralion* The M errills arrived in baul-trd this week and planned tn travel (in (her into the state, hut with out umeli coaxing, they decided against They are very lond of Sanford and claim that It b the best place lo live. M r M e rrill stressed tills point quite omphn tlcn lly by saying, “ Our legal ad­ dress Is A tlu n llr City, h ilt our hearts are in Sanford. Sheriffs Suggcsl Scveriil ChdiHif". Al 5litle Session mu: u I O.rtM • P I •Mf ' I "i»u» *- •i f 1, , I I I •» " ftOM'lh -I il'l OMl MI4'IPI* I O' ) , IM 1 i| |f tl f|*r t l»i I* „%• ♦» \ ll s ill f t -IfM f I <> . l)« l)ifn >M lit n l Ui* P.i11, 'Ml- ! '| • ft af Ifl | lo, lp.t M i ..to . i i . Ht'l IM r '* P* I I 110 1 -• Uni * ilia lli'1 f I II ♦ lh o M. . . it* I If IlM I I * oifo J || .Id' I. Mf'O. I on,/ f|if it f f i Digj I lie . I MU M '. l 'h l . Iti'H lljfl * » D«M i t i nritioofii M» Hi *f I f f l ! f It IMP!*■ 111'*1” |f llflc f |M i . ■sH j f yllrtf I »h n pl» i i ufr i ft* » - I Ml Mi* i iff u ill* . M * i i II -f | j | * * -uinf' li f ml fln> hi 1I i'|lil|" j o I ’flf M.1 Ml ^1 4t lo ji I t \ \ I i t IlM «, f I tl 11Ml IM l , (Ll BrIff tf I lU k r l t h v. I I t»;l* i • 11*1 V'dln i i lifir fifffi »11 -#i |r I in r i m 11p r » f|lv '"Mf*,Mo|l * ll (MUllll* f'hr f t' tpp ll* |r«^ nf ■lii'i i l l i i #fit» in h j if *| l|*o n in f In «M'I I'll -ro I oMIll ID Id m ill ,f%*h IM’hvoi L M M fiMMlf U‘ft'" I Hi •’ •' l»t M■ MMl plrlll . " T t r I ,*| »■ *' Ml Id tf *a iim I li(rr*i'strrl Wrollirr Sfusllv ' I'l'lllv (IlM lltxl' f l l 't . l ' , iittb sbntvr 11 "m l ll it m d " tbow err it'irH i mid i r i i t t .il put linns, yiel ii lil r lv s e a tte rril shower I sit | Ibuinlersbnw ers sm itli |Mirf|im, in He chaiiKe In le m p e ra ln re H im ! I fe o l E - * lu le llu y q A re L i s l n l in T n d iiy 'H ( ’ I iis h I I led Fur 4 hum*. In) or b 'l- t n n * Mead th» S anford lle rs ld t'ii pis re r» u r sd I ’hott" I4-R ealtats Its i mond M. Ball. J W H a ll H'**» h Barton, Ssminob Ite sltv Co., Kt. Johns R e illy Co., I), d a rk e r. Look fnr llia lr Hating* today’a Herald. �A - m : SANFORD K E IA L D f ile f Thure. Aug. t l , 1 IU Station WTRR—1400 Xilwyel** diai^'i'11w* * «; ee- . w 04 I M 6 14 5» At st I f 9 -Id 5* 4it I ft * *•* 40 in as 1 }| »n» T i i r t i M i t Y r . %i. Ni'HA Moo Cluli Th«* 11ri>t 11<11 Hour U itil.l Af Hit KlNhlllrf N**.*» Tv» ihafill fsotiifx Snort* ivrartf miMru-. Ju nior 111 IV’ignim KltnVV V**«ir Jr A r |rr » N t1Wn Mill*!* ft I In lT lm lw Ifllpm il Ifnjir i» s i I III ftrim I i fTMIfle* from Heath lOtOlf Sift )li f>«lif lieTk I ’m ih .I Nftfl<>n» 10. I t A! Home- \V|lti lo io 10 44 ,MfWf <•1 *11 T«. I'r ity ir, 11:00 11.06 Hinn ‘ »ff ' I 'll I I I \ t 4. H 1:00 Western in in ftnr f*" ; b In Ntw s krfir Morn Inn bibb ■X«Wf ; dm H>V*I» O l'lfnh I'llltr • bb Nfttn I fit* >*|h >11w AI A *IUli< « lib Jh k I I J'i H its II dh Ii;l4 1110 ll.* 4 j on 114 1 III !.U it do l.oii 1:14 115 1.10 :i 44 7 J w k ty 'N «'hoir« >1r•r>i111it (llT iH liifif Murm'.i.v Tim#World A I Nine* I ’w ii r i i i * Tims* I ’lfille r iMrntli# VVlii*ir AnneU Kwitr In Tivd<! HftO H ill. X *•w ■ /,•;*** i mo I ’fuh <ffrlifn irn A fid HimHjivlnir* Mu ml l*r«i Ki »m IIu rn ln il V H rifiy frill I t m l AI ‘ U Kill, ‘ Ttll T*« Prayer U’orIrt AI N'f»un p m in %» r . n. Itiullo fm rn Dlitwhl I in(**• I in Tl»i» I.* nil M null'll I ViirlwIlwH !*tiJri i I tir Hint 1 fl I ft A lor-r If ,1f|H Nru w PrltlMjF Mitllrihh II.I r Noli* IM n-h World AI T h ra* Tf*ilMjr'p *lt*r Hitvlnx M-if.it f r o * I a in ||||n Mfltl l(hHi|)|F»M M ii* l v I •11v#r • 1*r*** » a ni Television , DON'T SPEND A CENT TODAY! W alt For HOLLYWOOD'S «VIrgrif■ *vmtv11 x+w* Atfpi 71DO TV l*p<4 1'arhnrn MlMwnl ??r* : ,io Tolet iff r« t 'll* V rift yhiiiiPf* V If!rt# Thru! r«* 4 -lifl 4 Id A Ifft r I nil'f ir#'I lo VV#'Pk#i!fl Mv l.ittJe Mnriflo a io A *1 Ml I V 1 01“ 11' on 11Jo were M r* . A lice K ckurdl and Lew Dodson. Im lli of Orlando, with io#I point*, and In th ird ip o t, M r* . M a rjo rie I ’erkK s of O rliindo and t'c c il Hines, PI point*. II y r fiiiwrwm.fi ImiljTpr Juni'ftfin M«-1 Tor roe PI I in Hkoria «*!• r •ftiapMol Ihi#-l.fkhf.n T m . 6'*.r T1»d \|m .n 7* no oo •■» .in I a oi* loin I | ,00 1 114 11.40 1 1 :4V I I oo Is 00 I 10 O f The Year oo lio s oo Mo 1 P f llllll Tmloy 1. H. Doth Vul North If J R 10.’. t ... T.oi......*« ilill.ltiiu l,i« M l ’«.in» In i.. Th» K M .iifi. r , w. i l s i r r M-x.ra ll..ip,jx o r N.i H .I iik Art l.ln k la it*, I I I * Payoff Weli-nma T ra v u 'e ron T.iur A-.-oiini I'N il» n -ra l Aasambly , Big Dip Under New Management LOVELY GLASS COUPETTE TM u n i! ix tnaat t r im t iiv it t W IT H PURCHASE OF HALF-GALLON IC E C R E A M The Dig Dip, Ice cream drive-in an Orlando Dr . I* under the new management of M r. and M r* Far! Culver and Iheir daughter Joyce, who decided upon buying the butines* after coming through here on a vacation from Mlnneaota The former owner* were Mr and M r*. Wally Hippie The new owner* have installed modern equipment ami have given Ihe place a Fresh coal of white paint. The drive-in will he open during Ihe week from 11:no a m until M ’Oa p in. and on .Sunday from 100 p m . until 11:U0 p m M r Culver is a member of the 1 .0 .0 F .. while hi* wife I* a mem her of the ll.'lM’kah orgaidtalion IM a-llr bags arc handy for *tnr mg food* of irregular sham- In Ihe refrigerator. Aluminum foil 1* also useful for storing such food- BOTH FOR Dr. C. \ j, PersonH O P T O M E T R IS T ItS .South P a lm etto PHONE S A N F O Ill) , HELin REIUy 296 F L O R ID A HAiND West KB 7 6 4 J Ii K-0 3 J-7 4 Fast 53 y H 7 fl 4 -5 A U6 57 13. Delge 10. Lifetim e 17. Land (state* South S A 10 2 II A K J 2 D A .1 H r if Hi :t s The bidding I NT 3N I The hand shown above cropped up In lust night'- |>li*> South nail u normal o|)entiig of 1NT, which -hows u balanced bund counting HI to IH point*. North did not make the mistake of hhldlng two dia­ monds, which would show a weak er hand than he nrliiallv had His ejghl (H.lnis plus ii fair six-card suit ami uu honor m each of hi* douhlrton suits Indicated there might lie a play for game if p art­ ner hud u maximum opening. South accepted tin- invitation by bidding 3NT It remained for (lie nluy. how ever, to provide the spice to Ihls hand West's normal opening of tile spuilu six wu- made id aver) table and five oi the eight dc1c lir e r * proceeded lo set them -elve- by playing siitomatlcally to Ihe first trick, ullhntil considering 1 it in relnllon to the entire hand The enjoyable aspect if bridge is that II usually provide* bounti­ ful reward- for logicnl thinking The three successful declarer* played the eight or queen (rum the North hand and then paused , for thought when Ru-t followed suit W'llh Ihn three The spade King was almost surely with West (so that, except for an unlikely end play, declarer could make only two spade tric k -1 iiu.l if North ■hnuhl lie allowed to hold Hie first trick, there would rvmuin nu guaranteed entry to dummy's dia­ mond* after they became estate lishutJ. South therefore overtook dum my'« good xoade with his Ace, plunked down the Ace of diamobds, and conlltmed diamonds to force out West's Kipe No defense now could prevent ueelarer 'ruth reuelilng dummy will, a sptide and 111 Music note 30. Conte sections 31. Klongatcd 33. Hush! li-i silent! DO W N 1. Qualified 3. A charge 3. Neuter pronoun Tewny T showy I low er 38 (lin n e t snow 3It One who carna 20. Agree­ ment* 33. Livery ateblea 34. Jeering 23 N ative* 0. ftymbol In t.lnyd’a register S Perfidy 7. A cut 8. The honey buxiard 0. A m ilitary unit I t . Ocnua of tw ine 14. Not b ilr f 15. The note Q 37 l-atge, T yre 27. Elsborat M tsn r+ti j ' l d f i n tableau n n n c i tu .'iw n 2B. Unite of tnnr4«t‘i tsiBM w ork 31. H a lf 30. Black, en aa ebony cm (p u d .} 40. W ater god 33 itesort ( tlabyl.) 34. Edible 43. Hawaiian rootstock (T e h .) bird r - J— X— !* (nbbr.J 33 33. .'10 37. Odd Kpoch Anguistl Hooth America (ahhr. 1 3R Crib 30 Hugged mountain rrest 5% % i* 37“ u 10 % TT *4 %P % I % if .Mllt hem<Ann Ann SANFORD - O R LA N D O e v N ttra u mg II was nail w ay b r ln r r n tw o wollds, nnithsi .haUbily .m a r t nor 1‘liHie I l--.it * m m rimli lu. ruuna Iran K ly a lenem enl. Site went m i n * , . I.ib h y who . i , o .. r v ., 1 . . M i and rang W iliJrr a oell. There waa » « l.l.r y m l.-in . hum III* l i o u i s l l . h r , I ,,. H i., .h r m i l h . f l i l l l n l D>l no anaw aiing click Itls ni>urtm rnl ib i i . i u KM in N r . (Turk l l . - . i , u b o n *. waa on the eteotiil door She went III. i . l l r , . >|>«,lni.nl H ills to 1**111 Ib .l I.Hit,v n .3 nul orrn II i . i l 1(11 up a nutruw etaircn.e cnvmed w ith h a.lrn* hr Iron to Hi* ti.n n .lit hull.* g rim y curprtm u When .tie waa w li.t* in* iii'J nrr lih, I* Pn 111si. .ad almost ul llte lop site heard a click liti Auni M m .in . t'UMiilc. s i. hiln.il l>s llusa C.t.ii.iifch «n .llr» i-tl.» aa (hough a door were lielng un­ ) mull «lt»rn«> mm onr» nut cimiiril locked (ml no one appeared. She WllO h.il li.ll .w .W itjjicil lliliril III. .(T*t | Kit l.llt but •no (Ion* lo it ** . r « « h ill ut blhhir l.ihli* s continued to mount W ild e r'* door (Ions lu l.lbh* 4 loom rs r*«*tl* .rtls ■ *oi*. urslns H.r h*r (.m (.m lil* wax like (lie others, a slate g ra y »o n r niamisin* d Hm i.I llb .hall w ith a dull Uraaa knuh and a dell it in wmrr. it's '* Hiall t a r troiu .ti.r. . -ruin An unfamlilai ■ s tis i* tI liutl bull In in III* lli* mnm mom fulfill m lfh l null- in a chipped rin g oi un-ini. Hh* 11. I* **h t iil t Hml ml i.lhli* I.lhli* halt htd tmd * nml* preanrd the 0.-11 A o h i * o n * w a* f .lt * I,Imtul Kit » IhoiiAlil. I lions hi. 11* rt* tu r------i l.s l M .ir.ll .ir .ll* hnin t.Hili* sum* Tun* W ttlW llilri .r whnm wtinni l.ihli* Imi p laying a piano aoniswnere, There uisl si s e . i l * In N t w Ynrk how *h*'i| waa no other aoomJ. and there wea J^a • m * it ccifTipl.mr o *'r« li*ln i'il b* no answer. W ait a m m ole; the t foil llk . suiina mnn's clmrni. hadn't heaid tit* 0*11 ring M aybe It w a * out ut order. Him knocked, C H A P T R M F O U It Nu answer Irrita te d , n o * t r im the A F T K lt W illia m nud gunn up- Itnub. To her auiprise d turned in s ta lls K it tile d Daisy Uallvntm e her tiuiiii rite door wasn't locked again, w ithout tuvcaaa. Hugo * m i tlh * etared al it hesitantly. W ild er at 11. lie said: “T h e ie im i i a n y ­ m ig ht nave gone out to gel Oreak thing m ina 1 van do hare. Let me laid, Hho o p e n e d Ihe door and knuw as toon aa there's w ord." cloeed it behind iter. T he next tw o noura ware a long till* waa in a sm all hall, h alf ut a lre lc h of w allin g for Libby's which was ■ kitchenette. Ail arch vote* on the telephone, fo r a tola- tvay led m la a living-room . The g ram . Thara waa naither. room was em pty. U waa sparsely E a rly in tha m orning K U got furnishrii w ith t divan covered Delay on tha phone. ' With a drown apt end, tw o decrepit “ W ild e r. W ilder . . , You w ent erinchaira, a a t r a i g n I chair, a hi# eddiawiT M y dear, I don't three-w ay lum p and s iim i small k n o w , fly ihe w a y , Paraaaf'e ta b le * A tin g le w indow, looking Dunking ol asking to have you Oil another court and the hack of •e n i to P e ri* to do the rail coliee Xouaei end e collection of tire **■ llu l we can ta lk about that # • pea. let g r e y l i g h t In. Rem when you're in your new streamed down the clouded penes. JOtk. Qaurge is a lave to have K it looked around. The place had •o are d it far you. You're ta k in g • g deserted, unlived-in air. There little vacation in the country, ‘ w ere clean a s h tra y • around. If •UppoaeT W h e tT You're anxioue Tony W ilder emoked h l n g - e t a e to locate Tony W ilder T t'll tell ulgarete H would d* proa! o l • y o u —c e ll ■ nag in her late 40‘ eort. There was • door el the fg r Who d ye* herself 30. end fancies end ot the room, probably the bed* the boys. Nam e, Hleonor Oak, room door. There m ight be c ig a re l* ■ b e w aa u ik in g about Tony tha m there. Again KH Hesitated. Uhe o th e r day." t f l t nervotu end hideously uncom E lean or Oaks a n s w e r e d tha lo rlab le. Hhe w u an intrude! In • •(ra n g e man's apartm e n t, but now tat she w u here ah* m ig ht u ell be h in g e d tor a ahe.-p M a irlb . Hhe opened the door and r W b waa a man H a n d i n g motionless backed a g a iu it the InM l w i l l between a inn ran am t a straigh t chair. One hand w u m the pocket ot me g re y lU nnel suit ja c k a l, the other on the chair bock. The man was Hugo. Tha tw o of them came to life simultaneously. H u g o '* posture re­ WOT O ekt said grudjlnglyi laxed. " K ill It a ao in te rn a lly d ark Ipht, Mu’ eddreee u -r * m iter*. . . . I thought you were •M ight .Hie 1:30 in to New W lW e r," 'V fif flf f r . H er urcla stilt asleep "A n d I thought you w ere." “ D fd I te a r * you 7" t» te the living -roo m M im •a N i "V o w la im tu T e ftV / i got'back<U> town, i didn’t know you wcie com­ ing in and Uiought I'd better check on Wilder, see ll he w u n ri*. I gul the superintendent to open up tor me. II * doesn't knuw wheie Wilder is, but obviously tie s u n l tier* t u t night, and there'* u n til­ ing in the place to give u* e lead a* to w lirra be might be. I've had a look around. W* m ight m well go,'* K it said: “ 1 was try in g to And out about ma cigarcta." "He am uku klng-*lx*d once, alt r ig h t" Hugo pulled out the drawer ot e table under the window end showed her a pack. "B ut It doesn't mean too much—a lot o l other peo­ ple einok* them. Com* on." They were en their way to (ha dour when it opened and the super­ intendent came Hi. lie was s thin, weedy man. II* looked curiously at K it, Hugo eald to him i " I don't tlunk I 'll watt, after all." K it M id to the superintendent; “ We re very anxious to gel in (ouch w ith Mr. Wilder. What about Ui* o t li s r tenant* In the butlding T W u n* friendly with any o f them 7 Perhaps they'd be able to tell ua something." The superintendent s h o o k tit* head. "No, miss, never saw him speak lo no on* or no on* spsak to nun." U * thought lo r a moment. "Tail you what, though, a cousin ol my w tts's cleans tor Mr. Wilder and she'u d o i n g tbe Uleeemgly Wampolea' today. They're m Ike gnnex, up the stairs end to the right. 3 R " g e t t h is I *i i *1 la ♦♦ % Ills Hi lllr th >' j - H IG H W A Y Apply To: R. H. K retzer, Service M g r. Nicholson Buick Co. 211) M tiu n u lin A t e . S im fo rd , F in . J U IC Y , T E N D E R D ELIC IO U S * F IN E F L A V O R E D ROUND • STEAK it. 4 9 CHUCK ROAST > ib49c Fla. Grade A — DrenHed and Drawn FRYERS • ( w lt f c Just lift the Easy O ut lever and out come his, liill *li« cuh«e! Fite A N Y electric refrigerator, even old models! Limited o tte r. , Just Mh- w ith cou|Kinl > o r IX T R A COST 1 r m t WITH THS PURCHASI OR ANT PHILCO IMripratof* w i t h B m lr y la r lhb*57MVah«43-pt NATIONAt SILVIO CO. SILVUPlATt \i SIMS. . , - L KK | * v s the men • U IL oouatn HI Id * wee luund without difficulty. Answering llugo’i au­ thoritative knock, Mr*. Hleuutgiy Wampol* opened n»r door in a garwant which warn t a nouessoat or ■ robe and could only be daaerlbad a> a wrapper. Hugo aoidl “W ere aorry to dic­ tum yaw, H ra Wampol*, nut l wonder if w * might tec your maid for a moment oa a private mat­ ter? Wa r t trying to get in touch with another tenant here, a friend oi oura." “Oh, yea, oertalnly , , , Hilda." Mr*. W m i pole closed the door and Ian the Urea of Uem together in the haU. The cleaning woman •aid the knew Mr. Wilder, knew a ll the tenant*. When had ehe teen himT she wee vague* Wee n im­ portant T The exchange of m o n e y waa tpsa. apologise on either •Ido, That’e l i f l owe him, K it Good W orking ( ’onditions S TEW li ICS CUBE TRAY * 5 H a it i* Honpitali/ation Plan L E A N BONELESS ALL - M EAT * ' *£ASV OUT t# Stthirday Afternoons and Sundays O ff GOOD B E E F PHILCO ... (lood Sulary CLUB STEAK u *1 'One Minute To Zero" ftiib rrt MECHANIC WANTED rv fj H T O N I O in - F R I D A Y ■i M IA M I Mfv—Two assistant U. S. district attorney* for the Soulherr District of Florida-—Thome* A Larkin und E. David Ito w n —were appointed yesterday U. S Attorney James I.. (lu ll martin named Larkin to serve in tho Jacksonville office and Husen lo tho M iam i office <* %r d *0 M r. and Mrs E. C. Hurner Spent Saturday through yesterday n New Orleans where they a t­ tended a social meeting of Cen•m I Electric dealers at the House vel* Hotel The sestloa was (nr dealer.', and salesmen of the Disliict handling ie largest A d iiu e u | Im -iu e -i The group M ic h included the * irper* m att* tSe trip by car. M r. Harper Is owner of The Sanford Cievtric Co it ■r- ii l* n~ 1 P f % )0 f t l Hccrel association (Chinese I i i t It ( anal. 1 J— T ~ r ~ I 30 It 41 M iddays 4.1 lionra •-4I4M u r lT H M ,.1(1(411 *-.4-14 4 r .H T I r iil'V U f H X M □ tl - J I T « U U .I i t t i i i i i n ' t ij'.t r t t af ii 30. Force of action 33 (Cast Indite '-tw in 't ir .i t i u a rr t i ( i - V M t i.i n C U ill M IT i n !J 'l n n i M x n iu -t h i k i m u - U M L Iti JAf -.. 'V IIWk>hn-"-i - w .".»»»<'•*'’ -lit SSSIS.,1 1MOl1 Imo I vs*1 . !1 sin, g. ................. lu ins hum. tit p-nn.UI. t.Viiin , .O n . long K b iiiiii in SJa.it a I A reo oe H O H K H i > to IS — 1 to • ro a a i i m i t i d t i m i o n l y AT MOW lO XO IN O t A lH t G. A tilt t> (Ire tk piiltoiwphsr 10. Hea eaglva 13. Ignited 13. Non liq u tt labbc.i Soulli Dealer I room v A tftD H S 1 . "------- the Ile a '' Kunt-WeM nveruue w u* S.r,'y N ine and u h a lf t a h it - w ere In p lay. Hii.OM.wr- UulilD Hhnfijiwr'H flnhtD Htrlkf II lllth 1‘ i i i i m DAILY C R O S S W O R D i y uitr.’t t nricni North Soiilli nveraite wa* tai and IS DO X m v * Pinal ■ HI*n **ff Great 1-Day Sale m m waa exactly once guarded and in the Ka»t hand. In this latter case i which, according to law * of pro­ bability should occur only about 15 per cent of the tim e ), n trick* would be available. Fur the sake of the record and to show virtue triumphant, be it reported that two of the three declarers who quern, for although hi* projected played the hand correctly made point*. play would insure the contract, L’lcven trick* anyway, when the In second place. North-South, safety is occasionally and proper­ defense slipped after being put in w ere M r* . J. Collier Drown and ly sacrificed at duplicate In the with the diamond King. M r* Joe M o ** with I M S point*, idarch fur valuable overtrick.*. D e­ anil M r*. H o ** A d am * und frv ln g clarer readied that a diamond fi­ A glass quart measure with u KeInherit w ith 107 *1, |xiint*. nesse would yield a profit In only rounded bottom I* useful for mix­ K a *l Went *ecand iducc w inn er* one case: when the diamond King ing and (muring b atte n . T il l II all A I I*. ¥ . ,i>t«ne|e G ill-iL ' H«.'t Ay I I,ri0w IlftMNPi Tommy Womi K -M lf F M ie r Mil wit' In The AM W in i h r r Sr % - Ami Hf.i.fth is Jo If# •6 IM o SEE FRIDAY'S PAPER O rlando p la y e r* ro n tlm m -l to , taking nine or ten trick *, w here** dom lnato p ity t l the Sar.ford i failure tv win Ihe first ipadc with Dup^tccto H u liV . W w Ini’Mluy night Ihc Ace resulted in set* of from a c tiv ity. one to three trick*. M r* w u c h fii.n a.t.l r'lii.ln in n.-torc eriharking An ' H t . . v Henry ('h im , M i .lie N iirlh Sontli field w ith IIP iNiintK. Iloth ure u-ual m»l s'eVy logtcrl sml pretty declarer had to fro m O rlando a* w ere the Kant- line of play, West v ir io n , M r und M r * II . 1.. weigh it against the more ohvinti* finessing the diamond K iym w n d, who racked up 114% line «( Harpers At Meet Two Assistant Attorneys Named |f"' New 19S3 PHILCO Dairy Bar R e frig e ra to r itri button to D a iry Knodd etoraee w in D a iry Aasochitton . , . only to r t give you the A w ard -w in nin g It fam ouc Cheese Keeper, H u lle r Ivee fur u u a rt m ilk Ik itlk w t Ar m i* (Dade In U)tooon»tn| Tau Cans For *MeMTMeodsn it eDeerplate eervioe (hr eight by lllver Company In fam o u sjto se pattern... KllBK oT KXTHA iLarge Box �n \ The Detroit l.ioti* topped the NnniF. Sa n f o r d itF.nAi.n llutinl F ootball l.r.-iKiio In ruahini! T liu n . A uk . 2J. I9.V1 I'uge 1 defence (lurlm* the l'.i.VJ sen»on. A i.uk lu lih il tan mu .it fii.tt The I,inns allow it] nril> l.l l.'i y a rd * ru<hitiK In t-’ Maim". T h u t S an as a muhI race homo. u flru uh a ve ra g e uf unly n.’> t y ard * per taliiinii speetls up In t.r* miles an hour Home. Come See How A£rPs Store-Wide Low Prices Cut | Your Family Food Bill....... C E N T R A L F L O R ID A t f l U K F R E E Z E A N D S T O R A t.i f t ) . i LOCKER PLANT S la ff I ’htiltt NEW H E F II It* K it A T K IN K t jl'I l'M K N l Im hr# n itia ie lird at l.u ir tt's Fond Slure, .tun K, T h irtl St., at a runt uf lid,DUO, arrordluir lu II. W. I an Htibe, manager. A 55-fmit rase fur fresh meat In ihoMn In llie uirture, which linn nluruKr spare u ruler Hie ill.tih iv rncka. W. I Hair, innrki-l manayrr, U at the far rlitlit tth llr the ease n lle m la n l Is Mrs M yrtla M urn h t. Oilier lieu eiiul|im rnt In the alnre includes • IS-lnot deep freeie unit a ml a .lO-fnul ttlule-derk dalrr rase Ml Cassuhe »ald the ll#w rnillpinent was Installed heraus# th e store lias "In mute uu ill keeuiii# abreast ul the llnien." A new fr a r iln * hot w h irli holds ahoul fo u r Ions of (r o m i meat and maintains .* ien>|irra lure uf It) denrees helnw lern has been installed in Ih* tear of the hnililm a ‘Major Ray Doing Post-Truce Work W IIO LM S A LM A M ) KICTA1I. IO I W est T h ir te e n th S tre e t Round Stealk lb. i69c WITH THE » T H IN FAN TRY 1)1V. IN K U IIE A iSpeelnl)—MaJ Frank S Ray, wlm.se wife, Mudle, am) parents, M r. and M n . I*. L. Ray, live at 3UU Maple Ave., Sanford, ' rrl, la now undercolnu putt true# ainlnR with the 2Mh Infantry >i\ Isiori in Korea haliutioti eoinniamler in 9rte it-till Infunlry Keuinieul, has wen ill i............................ Iweu Korea since March. (a The s'Slli k Ii afitli "T ropic ro p ic U l.lHidnliiK Division is ctiiiM iiiilly work ipalnlaln and Improve the Ttiufi level of coinhat readiness which li displayed tlirm ii'lim it Hie Ko renn conflict. Vuteran of more mouths of com hat than any other American d iv ­ ision In Kuiea, die ^ain landed on the peninsula in July, shortly after the Conummist crossed the /W h parallel Since that lim n it lia s never leit the comhat rone M IL D E W ? M USTY O D O R S ? IT IIN I I Medium rou.i-.T LETTUCE hd. 19c FRO ZEN TI SSUE | 5C 15c II IR D S K Y E GREEN PEAS...... Mur i',c t HOPPED till W lllt .l.l I, E A T G U M DEVILED C R A B S . . . 2for RED P E R C H . , ...... lb. BLACK EYE PEAS...lb. RASPBERRI ES........ lb. 45c 31c 39c 25c u l li OWN I It Thill I IH I/.F N M USTY ODORS Junv Piukvi HUCKLEBERRY ^ % P IE S |IIM - :i! It lt illT 8 Inch each K X T U A IIK A V Y ( '1 1 ( 1 1 0 ', i a m a r i: as C U T I* K E E N MEANS PEAS & I A ltU O lS S P IN At A t It | A SPIN IlK H I- Hags 7 * 9 * k it llll r i lu U 'K INSIST ON IN * G IN U lH t IRIOClUE WHEN l u n i o i H i t ; I I I' H X T ItA III-: \ V V ( H u ll i : T O I" S U I’ K K II K illT K X T K A IIK A V Y C IIO U K U K I IIA H V 1)11 l-'4)](l»ll€HIK Legal Notices • I* s m CDI'IIT OK i i i : euiisTr arfM iV fiuI.M c o i’KTtr aTATti o k k M i n i i i a. j i ' i,___ k j i :. 1ST PHOHATK. I * 111! THU U»TATH OK IIII.K T MAIM A !■l.l'.T t'IIK Il IIK IIII V. Oereaied TO A l.l. WHOM IT VIA tf II IS I T I IS i Niiil.-p I. Iie trl.y given that KSTHKH WM-tloN fiiV R rile.l her fin a l rrlm rl w K ia i-m rU u f lha • atate o f lill.K Y MARIA FI.KTCHK it JIK IIH Y, ,1. i-m .n l; Dial fll.it liar jo l Ith-ri fur final alia tl la - • h.iree, and Unit rhv w ill apply In l.'m inly JuilH" »f M.mlruda Onunly. (•Im ' it Ida. on .ii lh - lu lh day. of' Hapi#mW»r, A. A. I#.. it.. 1 HVI. turHperovni nt NTar. ... aim a ami......................... fa r fin a l dla'-liama aa u-li K sao ulrls ilia .a ratnla - u - of’ lli» im . o f lllla y Marta K|alch#r K ltlc h a r ll.r ll.rrryy., dtrvnaad. .. . .. «n .. Ihla Iv Mih ih day day of Auauvt, A. I)., S U I 'K K " LO C AL FRESH CUT l, jVflci ICR ]H IIK n K IIY (IIV K N I h it K IH C lllK iK K . JIT, In le n d j tan# In bilelnaea at 100 Meat ■treat. Aanlurd. kemlnole onnty, Kkirlda. under the Me* |llone name N IX IK H U M , and sat- he Intanda in renlster . * * U em ner :iw ito M : i, i: s s K i t M S I I { V I A I MO l * K A . N R IP E TOMATOES Lb. 19c \ lill PRESERVES l n\ 2 for 25c l.a ti'i- II* APRICOT PINEAPPLE PICAt’ll K i;o u , lli, Dial l ‘ ni!# I'll! *- Kruil l*l>. .( fir lb. 29c i ij |i I lakes lye. 27c I M|| Lifebuoy 2for23c Lux ly. bat 10c I *• i ip*" It ii Swan 2 for 25c MUM N ’I K lye. 27c s*lv*-l Dust 28c ili4*f *i oil*if Spry 3 lbs. 85c W ith Fo««* I Ioi It Breeze 29c I lo o d t! t U«^|i lia ili I.u m il Octagon 2lorl5c Meat 12o z . 45c It la In • M iltit liu ih llii'iik fiiv t Sausage 8oz.39c Trend got. 43c m ■ -. .a, ;f ~ ' , ■,, I 3 for 10c f GREEN TOP WESTERN NEW CROP SWEET 2 bun. 25c Potatoes 2 lbs. 25c Carrots LARGE FLA. PERSIAN GOLDEN YELLOW Bananas 49c SMALL HLICI1 2 for 25c Cukes Celery 2 lb. 25c Limes YELLOW COOKING Doz. 19c IIIC IN Z KANCY KETCHUP I I Oz. lla lii S ln id 23c Fryer* lb. 59c ^m ___ I u m u. 85c D A IL Y D ELIVERIES FRESH FROM LOCAL ,FARMS _______________________ ____________ 79c 33 Bleach 18c amniai tailaakl Id e al DOG FOOD 2 - 27c UfDiH l«>U «•** food $t ores r 17c 29c Uuurt 29c With IHr Nlmvh* imper Cmi|iiin rVLORIDA h U n iU A U (iKAI)B U A II H A A URGE EGGSVDo*. (>/ OX Y D OL LaiAft VkK. lb. 19c 2 'j Dried Buef FRESH LOCA LOCAL ROILING 2 lbs. 15c Peanuts i •/Ipfati.kt VTir-URitftM F IR M lb. 19c Beans At. m r n f 'e . f*f---io V » il.V .V y » M n jjj» m k I ’Jhi N . C. P O L K LARGE STALKS PASCAL ■ i, Hanford., ifo r -. Ida u n d e rjh a L A R U E S IZ E N . C. T E N D E ll G R E E N li.fi.m U n r . (« U m T nBAi.i r iC T IT in t'* NAUR IfK J H T ( iio k 111 I I iiis u .....Jte ,..w.. Beans ■aid hfyriJll William Wheal, an I ynu ,*ra rann lr.il in ai'pear In ihla proceed In i lu pereun or by forhajr, and yeoulred lu mrv# unon C I K A / a . HI'Beilt. Jft. I'la ln llffa altarnev. wh»ae nd'lraaa l». I*. O. Hot l l l l , Hanfnrd. Klurlda, an anawer In lli# Hill "f f ’nmpUlnl filed h.raln. On or liltora Hanlamber I. A. II., HIS, and If you r»H |i> dn in, a d«rr“l nro confaaeo will be • tie r e d am lnai ynu for ilia relief eratnandad In lha Hill of I'omiilalnt. .. . . . . . __ my hand and aaul Ihla U h la y of A u n m i. A |» . i***! n f n, I* MKriNUOM Clark of c l m il i Court. ;h t m i l l ! HA I AVOCADOS 1 3 for 25c da. In Khanrary, I’hancery, entlil#d em u............ "Myron W illia m W heal. H a ln tlff. va..A lic e W h ijil, F I. A Trleh|iiiiie k k Hum! OKRA Lb. 19c it’B TO t o API*UAH veer; a i NO Ttt'K T or P K I.O L O killlM lllA TOi TOl CR „ ■I’ IC H MO KIKM riU L III W WIIHAT* ill IT I9 A i m )-----. Venire. a llh W(lPaaatar * _... --------- T---- H c h D fljjtl K ffr r lliv T i l t / IIS. N il'IN IY.. iW m .a d IIK ItllY aaalnat you lu H it f’lrnutl Cnurj* lu anil Inr Cnuniy, KlnrilAr Hamin>de H»mlru I ’rire e C o rn e r T h ir d u n it P u lin e llo IIT IIK K W lld tfIN ItIV K /* / K EBT Va Ksar R sa ru trls of Ilia a«|*l# of Aa fiiL u V r M A Ill A P I.K T C IIK tl A You' are hereby n n llfla d I h it Well fo r divorce line bran lirn u |h l ; it 49c lb. 79c lb. 89c lb. 39c lb. 65c lb. 39c S U I 'K K extra mJdew tp w ie i! Hox o f 2 , 59c o f 110 Hars. i I CHEWING 5PINACH................. l i t LIMA BEAN5...... 2lor 45c JIIS T H E A T A I 11 \ III K i II M llo \ 65 25c \ \ A 1 .1 X ) lv I' II ■ K U K R I. PASCAL Smciil A ir K i. A M o r i l i. t , h i s u r D e l.n it* protection ioi >hu»* cloth,.\j lui|i*jye and fuinitnioqs horn H ,. J e » liu i ,** l.r n i i# ,.i mold jn d mildew Unly I n n I„ luall, V H I * A ik Jraur grocer I i It I S P Round Steak Sirloin Steak fw tm t ly e TOUCHTON DRUG CO. LI MA BEANS........ 2for 49c Chuck Roast FOLDS CURB MARKET Chuck Roast Ground Beef M ILDEW and T IC K *. H I * * GRAPES lb. 15c M It I li **MYltN V M A ID :'s o/. .liir SEEDLESS S W E E T III.k EGGS 4UU O il If 'lfU f lu ll ■ lllk il N iilf iu la ilis llf l N.S M ltlMtl-M Mflalalp III* inaa4 fill, Mia fiik tit ^ t ill aim, id n liii I k f :i i a VALUES 45c CELERY I I.A. U ltA U K T R IO C ID E RO«OH!l» W tT IIIU Q I.A N fl I l l O l I t • IC O IFIO m * MOMS M O IQ U IT O II. I I L V I i n t H ;\.n PICKLES W M '^ V E G E T A B L F ^■10W CELLO WIENERS..... lb. SMOKED SAUSAGE..lb. 59c DRIED BEEF....... ' * lb. 29c GROUND BEEF........ lb. 39c k im a year 'round clout conditioner F O IT B U G S I 1b. 59c h l M . w iui.iwn.i-: Win ley lajckman of Hie New York (ila itls hit a home run his firs t lim e at hat in the majors on July 5. m u . atoo* K IL L REEF Rib Roast Bothered with FRUITS 6 I'lio n e l.'IIS f . S. C IIO U ’ E R E E F U . S. r i l O I C E r iC K I,K l*A T ( ll KOSI1I0U 1)11*1* Ml Itlll alillfMI • fMim MA M is 200 Miiunolln Ave. Su nford, Fla. Half Gallon C LO SIN G A T 7:00 P M . F R I. N IT E " V ■ ' '-1' ................................................................................ .................................................................. & • 0 k 4 ... ■ '.'v-v . 1 '4* • a j ' 1 #•• / • j wS'fiA* 'M vtXi �vw r 1 Do Kicks Or Kindness Help Most? Which paya l>eltor. klcka nr klndnoM? m ixture o f b o t h w i i h nnro H a iti to mini u p t h e Rritlah policy in Ireland. H h auecena W IIH only moderate. Now the French have to rhnoac which GoIf.Verb's Tennis A tennU coach of many yearn experi­ ence In a bit put nut with President Kitenhower. The coach bollevca dial the Prenident’a intermit in Rolf baa been r«H|>on«ible for a decreiiMo of public Intcreat in trunin. He maintains that the Prealdent'a attempts to break ninety have received an much pub­ licity that ihore has been a wholesale de­ part Ion of the tennis courts for (lie fairways. Col. James Mishap, president of the United Stales Pawn Tennis Assoeiatinn disagrees. He ndmits that many people may have turned to golf because of the Presi­ dents interest In fhc name. Hut he snvs that Interest in tennis remains high. To prove his Htatcnent be idles the reports of Increased sales of tennis equipment Ibis year. I f there is any truth in the belief that Ike'a interest in golf is winuintr jM’ople away from tennis there could itc serious political consequences, The time may come when a political election will he fought not on the basis of the foreign and domestic policies nf thn candidates but rather on bow each of them feels toward golf or tenuis. T h e die-hard golfers have a leader in President Elsenhower. The tennis advocates, fearful nf losing ground, may have nothing to do but rally behind Adlai Stevenson who swings a fairly skilled racquet. The Sanford Herald K a tih tH k rS In isnn p n k t i.k .A S ally *tr*|,t na lnrS a? nnS S u n il* ,. I S , H i aaS Te a r* , S iiit 'I.W ^ nn X n fn r.ia ,* In llM N im C h rla lm * * .m l O n Vanra. I l l H n iin « lln l i . a n . CanlaraS aa aaaanS rlaaa m a iir r l l r l n b - i 37. liim . at I * - « » * I l l S t t ,,f Nimfnrri, Kltirltla. ..n ilrr i s - t . t J Tax Boss Is Trolifelod they p n fe r to -tr y in North Africa. Doth Tunisia and Morocco are experiencing the restlessness which all over the world Is stirring peoples long I 11 subjection. In Moroc­ co France is meeting this unrest by stern repression, in Tunisia by leniency. Neither policy has worked very well In Tunisia leading friends ol the government's policy have hi.... assassinated by fanatical p arti­ sans of independence, the latest being the heir to the Tunisian throne. W hat should the French do now? Mo­ lasses Is generally thought to catch more flics than vinegar, but appeasement of the Nazis signally failed to bead off the second world war. Probably whichever choice the French make, they will be unable to hold back for long the North African desire for inde­ pendence. WASHINGTON u f - T Coleman Andrew*, ho** nf Iho income tax c o lla to r*, l i running into criticism a i h r trie* In practice two nf Pres­ ident Elsenhower’* p r e c e p t s : r..orr eco.iomt less guvrsnnienl contend In Washington. Andrew*, picked by Elsenhower as commissioner of Internal reven­ ue, has hern cutting out job* by the hundreds, pulling 100*0 ends nf the revenue service together and letting field offices make decisions previously made here. About St,000 people w oik fur the revenup service around the coun­ try , ■.Vn«o nf them in the main Washington office, which ha* been hardest hit by laynfs: Mm Jobs ahnllih(*l *0 far here, another .WO tn m? abolished, more lo go ei*ewhere Some member* of Congress com plain Andrews Is not keeping them sufficiently Informrsi on what he I* doing and that In his zeal for economy and decentralization he may be overdoing It One member of the House, De­ w itt 8. Hyde, Maryland Republican r a im l the question nf uniform ity In tax decision* hy saying the fed­ era l lax system could he wrecked if there I* not sufficient coordina­ tion between the field office* anil a central point like the main office here. As an example of what was meant: Suppose a New Y o rk ir and a California had Identical lax d is­ putes with the government and each went In his local office for a final ruling If there was a d iffe r A Gift Is Refused To the great surprise of f ’A llE o ffi­ cials, the Mexican government has turned down a gift of rdlllJMMl pounds of powdered milk which was to he sent to needy children in Mexico City. The official reason given was that powdered milk is unhealthfill, a statement which just doesn't stand up under the known facts. The real reason for the refusal may have been that the Mexican dairy Industry lias no desire to compete with free powdered milk from the United States. This is difficult lo understand for Americans, especially In view of the fact that the high infant mortality rate in Mexi­ co is due in part to malnutrition. C A ItK offered the powdered milk nut of a human­ itarian desire to help hungry children. The refusal amounted to a rebuff in response to a kindness. Those responsible for giving aid In foreign countries must he careful that such aid does not upset the delicate economic balance in the countries that receive It. If that balance is upset the good derived from the aid may he outweighed by the damage, Hut even considering this, however, it is difficult to nnr|«>rstund the .losing ot Hie door in the face of those who wanted to help hungry children. Adults Learn W ith Children J SAM DAWSON Miracle Fibers Add To Squawks DR. L. T. DOSS cninoritACTOtt nouns 9 to 12 — 2 to » (Tinne 7BS 191)0 Buick Convertible Coupe 1991 Buick Super Sedan 1951 Oldiurnhile 88 Holiday Coupe, Hxtra Clean 1952 Mercury Hard Top, low mileage, looks new Hank l l u l l d l i f ARTHRITIS RH EU M A TISM Pains Rtliavad At O ne# II i « m Om Ik* a y . W i , p a l * . *f « * k tie. H le k * *> «* H , f*»».*i* <*u*a M M ATIO N, m tH mlr» Ik* H . l . t l huh, •» *•• tsrJUi U Is I II er er rve i. I M **4 tk* ,,* *f*at, 1— — mr —< • MW, tIM A flO N C U A lA NTtft U w » lit* H ,t * ircvIm Jk* Aril k*HI*. H I IM A IIO N Ik**t **t h i M* • t l * « w . i k l . j ,* 0*1 m h , u i <h Mm A n . H l. l F A lt ll lk*. |*M s *«k*> pt*4 M l * * l i « k*>* « . . . m l . ik* k*NH •**h r«* m HO** J . H >*H<« Ik* k « m * e r . t r t iU 's jr a , ^ •Wi rt»kl meaty fcdKb | H tt i k t fcyt lee taeft I *•n 11ru n fUnra — H u ll (VrtlRPR Plll««t> lR »f «H — D lt ; M r. and Mr*. T. P. Rlnea are preparing lo move to Lakeland. We JAU to loae the R uita fa m ily .fro m o u r mldat. hut w r wish them well R O O M M IA ! C A P A C IT Y • M .f* VekM Pbu AUTOMATIC THtAMOSTAT P(*u A elaairoom M idget Pilot Ilm e n with glamour g litte r . . . fla tte rin g 6 It b iis t lh l •fix# and rammia . . . dram atis d*tenew TO « ? r B IO W C R IN THE HERALD fo r X \ Y 4 T T rrr - / 1 JL_____• ' fo U o q s (jloJthaA . elastics FECIAL k Those Exciting New Tailored SANFORD. FLO RIDA T E LE P H O N E 1IM4 s ic t m t State Farm Insurance Cos. | Irvinjr I. Pryor, Rep. AUG UST 27. I»L1 ~ Jack Davison I t th * firs t Hanford c ltlio n to eneagv In nuval w arfare In lavaral y«ara. W hile bathing in the b rin y deep a t Daytona Batch a Portuguese man o f w ar attacked him and raked him fora and a ft aa ha heal a hasty re tre a t fo r the ahora. 1947 Ford 4-Door Sedan ....$196 1948 Ford y2 Ton Pickup Truck, Clean, good tire? $660 1949 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan $676 We could use a good lady softball pitcher in the fam ily. .11)3 A tlantic e n c e -th a t 1*. unless the main of­ fice here c n u lj fliake sure Ul« ru l­ ings were the same—one o f the two men would lose or gain more than the otfiefr a Arguments - f *v * • -'s’ *lde g-v like this: People outside Washing­ ton ought ;to' he able to gat an­ swer* close to home without lh» d e la y-a n d the expense. If they had to hire Washington tax layer*—In­ volved In coming here for a final decision which might take aailong as two ytnrs. In hi* di ccnfrallaatlon program Andrews Is letting locaf rifflces make decisions which used to gome here fot final review and approval In some cases the main W ashing# ton office w ill still give th e 'fin a l snswrr. O Gordon Delk, Andrews’ chief deputy, declined any explanation of what Is being done. H6 .said the top revenue people, wauled to say nothing publicly until , they could si I down, perhaps In mlaSeptember. with tb e lr congression­ al critics and give them an ex­ planation. >' Actually, Andrews Is Intm sifylna and broadening a decentralization# begun In Iho Inst days o f the T ru man administration after tax bu­ reau Investigations showed a-need fo r some kind of revenue, service ceorg,miration Before that, almost nil nf the service's six main divisions had separate field office* and operated pretty much Indrpcndcntty of one another, thus making a lot of dupli­ cation, USED CARS HAL BOYLE NEW YORK «.vs When you try lent. We Imlh like tin* sports page, In educate .1 rh iin II I* hard to hut she gels vesUeis when I try K I I K I I I’ l l l l H IS * . I ,II I ,., nn.l enliM aSrr *ny who learns most—you or the | to read the comics. I like them, c i m iti, r, * s i i m i i h i v tinnnainH r.,ut,>, hut they boro Imr tu angry squalls child c o r n is n 4 , w i: * * i: \< jf : it . i ii.- r iia in n 11— . k . i ” 1.1Mle .loghead." a liny miss —so I read them real fast. h c iis i u i i ' i io n n vre n On the other hand nothing con who earne to our housi* roeently tl.1 v | i r » i i r r k l l n r w u h IH • I ini fur what we lui|v> is a permanent tent* her more than the editorial t .IfifMtMR k it lln n lh t llitr I ru e I t . INI t.VT.n R IIM t visit, is right at the form ative page, which ! sometimes find AH f i H f l l R r y «*itrila «■ff I b n n l u . v r a n l i M l u n w n n i l ■tags* -to o old to lie kept In lg- heavy going The longer and duller R ftllrM nf m lrrtH ln iM rH l fu r I h r |n tip " » r u f n tU irin T O D A Y 'S lU M I.K V K M S K noranee, hut ton young for collage Ih r islito ria l the belter she likes f n i i d * h IM h y r h n r a r d f o r n f r r n u l n r n i h r r l U l i t u n i f r w . A* a m atter of (art she is only 11 Hho lie* there sm iling, gnaw Mill they chose a sorry leader. They ft t | i r t a r Riva l ftnfliiH nlly hr flriirm t td trrllk lN K two months old But, ope. 1 :ng o n , .ug her hand w ith her gums, and U f f r l r # ! liar. c h t i m l i r r atf I'o o iM irv rr IlhlM-* I'ie k e d a man who was a head taller than A flU H lR . (iH IfR lN Urn theory lhal a g irl can't start nodding thoughtfully. the common run. He had a strong Isidy hut learning too soon, I have begun She Is also keenly Interested In T M H r r a i d la r e i n n l i r r o f lh«> ta a n rlM rfl I’ f T M t t M r l i | a t n f l t l r i f p i r l i l i h f l f l » f l a t aia# f o r r e i n i h l t foreign affairs, and really knows a weak mind. We should seleel men lieeause her form al education .ilr o d y r a d o n o f a l l I h r Ii m i i I m o m p r i n t e d l o I h l a o r r « a | i o | i r r The first things 1 a in leaching of their minds and morals, Nav hut we will her are mush and international more about thorn than I do Kor example, some tim e ago I read P age <1 Thlirs. Aug. ‘J7. IPfi.T have a. king over us.— I Samuel H:l!i, affairs I do this by playing \t)e her a piece about tho Shah of Iran phonograph for her and rvndlrtg flying to Rome. her I he newspaper "flo w do you like that, KJd?" "Y o u nro positively crazy. Ho, 1 said. " I guest the Shah’s had It. c r ," sold my wife. Kroner* She Old Mossadegh kicked Mm out tn has the feminine idea that )u»t stay ^ 1?" became a baby can't walk or teOt I looked over at M ile Jughead It cBn't annrerlntn thn finer tMn.iJ* 'iid she, sboogi n»z head violently of life —like culture, and all ih |t In the negative, she d ld h 'f a fir e NEW YORK OP - Miracle kilters Knc* un. they fr«r synlhetir libers revenue The A m crlran Institute stuff. f Sure enough, a fi<w days later Hut I know better Take music old Mossadegn got pounced—and are a d d in ; to the squawks Iho will gel a pcrniimcntly bail name of Laundering, which hs* some for exnmiiln. L illie .loghead amt laundries and dry cleaner* get. with the public the Shah started hack home. When I .non member* doing nhmit Hi) p ir Makara of lest tube filters. |teo The National A**n. ot Shirt, I’a- cent nf tho total tmslne.ss, esti­ I are having a wonderful lim e ex­ 1 read that to little Jughead. she who blend them Into npparel Inma A Hpnrtwcur Manufacturer* mate* that In III.11I the Industry ploring thi- world of music 8b? leered up trium phantly, smug as and retailers who sell them lo has called .1 meeting Sept I ot look In .1X7 m illion dollars By likes Beethoven, hit! he puls me any woman whom time has provi-d you havn Joined tho sturdy Utile Inundry and dry clenners ri-prr- into this w a s up to 721 m illion tn sleep When I play a record band of folk who complain about ..cntatlvcs and nf manufacturer* dollars noil ln*t year the insti­ by Hayden, we Imlh fall .i»le-,p rigid One thing worries me about our what the laundry sometimes doe* .mil retailers lo nlr rnmplalnl* and tute's member* grossed H H7 mil Bill Mozarl we Imlh love Th*- Jiiutunl riiliu r .il and enllghlenment to their clnlhc* seek solutions Hun dollars Higher price* playi*l o ilier day .loghead storied a program The Inst couple of days A ll hands are going to gel lo .su n dry firm * .ay Hint v ario u s some p art hut the Institute sa y * strange crooning, nnd I yelled for she hasn't been listening In the gelher hero next week to see whul fiber type* need illH ereiil clean growth of urban center* wa* more my wife phonograph or my newspaper resid­ can he done about It inu tri> a im rn l—and they’ve gol to Important. "Now what's w rong," die said ing. Just lies there on (he floor To sonic laundrymt'ti these now know what's in the fu iirir before Since I SHIV. Iho Institute say*, "C an’t you hear what th r hohy flexing her leg muscle* and doing m ystery fabrics are the Iasi straw they can do a good Job. T hl* year laundry operating ensts ( mostly is doing?'* I naked excitedly pushups. They already have to dcsil with ha* wen a big spurt in blending labor nnd m aterials) have In­ "C e rta in ly ," sold Kranctss "She Oh well, mxybe It's time for me the terrible tempered citizen whose tnan-mado and natural fibers, creased 27 pec cent. Is making happy noises " tu boy her a glove and a bat. collar comes hack starched, who which leave* many hiundrymcn. H ill tho laundries have been In* "H appy noises nothing Listen What If little, Jughend doesn’t mlaaca strategic buttons, who finds and most of I heir customer* In a Ing some old euslnm eri In rerenl again She Is humming M ozart" want tn- become an Intellectual. a tear that show* only after the state of utter confusion. years, they adm it—about 17 per "Y ou are positively n u t*." said shirt la put on, or shrinkage that The laundries already hove hern nf thn*u In thn east between France*, going hark In the kitchen binds o r maybe Just can't find the taking a healing (rum the booming rent HMD and 19.M, the institute reports. ih lr t In the returned bundle at all. sale* nf home washers, and from The most noticeable losses were Well, that Just goes tn show you how much more fathers appreciate The new fibers sre another hazard. self-service Ulllls sprouting IlkO among Ihc highest and lowest In­ daughter* lhan mother* do. A mu­ The American Institute of l.aun- mushroom* In apartment house come groups. sical genius In the fa m ily—and her d icing nf Joliet, III., and the Na­ basement* and empty stores down Brightest prnspn?ti: Thn grow ­ own mother won’t even admit It Roam 111 MtUrh Hoi Wing tional Institute of D ry Cleaner* of the block. Heading the newspaper to little Phone 14)4 Silver Spring, Md., am tryin g to TV rn m n in rcln l* showing glam ­ ing nnpulatlnn and thn Increasing number of working wives •loghead Is something of a probgel manufacturers to label each orous blonde* Idling In front nf garment with the exact percentage automatic washers are hard on the of each fib e r It contains. They laundry business want the label stamped n r sewed The sport shirt has taken Its In—not Just tied on, tn he dis­ toll. It's a lot easier for a wife lo carded by the customer. Iron n sport shirt. Rome manufacturers, however, Contour shrels were a problem complain that sonic laundrim pay until laundries developed machln little attention to such labels any, cry In Iron th r added th irk n r** way, and that gsrnionls contain, at live fold and g rl all the moisture Ing the man-made fibers often re* nut. turn tn the cutlom er In much less Desnlle these trnuhliw, the laun than a miracle rondlllnn. I f thl dries nave shown a growing gross nf l n a i t n . «l HntrS ,1. IS7II /AMBS MARLOW PLEASANT DREAMS, KIDDIES HOME HEATER llnea . . . new vibrant ro ln n . . . new-look fab* rice. Your rue for a new you! C'vme over aa aoon aa you can! AUGUST 17. INS ad pleasure today aa he received hla lost * bow tnm the local Union Post got a nice puff from Kate Isst Friday when aha told nf their prowMa as scran collectors, lya have done a fine job and this recognition la Justly given. •• Sanford R otary Club today laaued a fo rm a l challenge to *au|a C lu b I* meet In a diamond ball game a t the Municipal n d l a l l P ark fog the benefit o f the local hospital. Is p a c t the unexpfettd from ANM E t o . 0 ARTY I Hera It IS In a»Op U ffM a w ith fa n -fla ir m u lll gored s k irt dad d i e chin bow that aeeaata • Uay, la our Junior Shop—I U . a tw in M il w ith the Leesburg Pirates a t T ■ l- L <1 rT aaut bodies, We Do Our Own Financing Therefore We Can Give You Terma To Fit Your Budget ” -*■ * /» . t.’ l. .■* *i i j �*1 ■....-- -r t ==5S W P P =^^ ^ ;• -fc - - T S t S AN TO ftb « R A L T » Miss Ruth Marie Durham Betrothed Couple Given Beach Party 0 M i l l Joanne W illiams aml Gm i Humphrey. Mrs, I tenth) H-ckcn ton Edmonton who a rr In hr m.ir In rh Mrs n k m Mr» \V r lf d Sunday *•«(*; the Imnart-c, j , i, Alderman. Mr« V T Meeks. • ipend the-day party given I’ucs Mrs Marvin hv.il. Mrs S J day at New .Smyrna Reach « m Davis, with and- Mrs Raymond Kader. M r. and M ri. t . H. Bowes and Also Mrs Lloyd S'.viin. Mrs Ce­ Mra. J. P. Thurmond as f»u> host cil Jones, Mr and Mrs W K and hostesses. The bride e l? c t\ Itaincs, M r. honaiii Dvrss, Mrs. [OiiCJcr s sewing club was in char i II .1 Cut, Mrs .1 |t (in i, Mrs |C o f arrangements (or the day j lien Kngsinmi.' Mrs Jack ilVcksnn, Swimming and canasta were en i M r. (' K McKee Mrs f'larpneo Joyed during l Iks aftcrm xi and alter McKee. M r. G It Hutchison, Mrs (he picnic lunch, the honorcev n I I Boyette, and Mrs A R Stev­ pened the many beautilul g ift, ens which Ihey had received. Also Mrs p .1 Allen. Mrs. R Those Invited In enjoy |he after It Futrrlnlh, M r. W \ Me noon with the happy couple were jjuecn and Itoyce McQueen of the b rld e -e W t’s parents. Mr and M ri. E. C. W illiams, M r. It I NikHirtvilL* Iiminy €■nI I’rifnniv '' ILlM ps ;*tul Sieve ;im| DwicM P & J lA O J U th 0 M r. ami Mrs. A. F. Hunt have returned from an eight day*' va cation spent at the lln lrh ls m i Apartments iu havtons Beach Mrs. Ruth Scott. Mrs .1 u Laney, Mrs, II. I. Cornell, and Mrs. It. It. lira s havr returned rom a Vacation spent lu Daytona leach. i Mra. K It Phillips and Miss Vera Phillips have returned boon a fte r visiting relatives ami (riends in South Carolina and Georgia. Mr. ami Mrs. Hollis Phillips have returned to Ihelr home in Jacksonville after visiting with Mrs E H Phillips amt Mi <ml Mrs J n. Phillips. hast evening Mr. ami Mrs Wilt lam Stemper and M r and Mrs it E. M Robert m orris and ano lona, ions, iio o c n amt ,imi Ernie, attended the pageant "F lo rid a A flam e" at the Arnold theater In l.ake Wales It Is a his lortcal story of Oseon Ia mid die Seminole Indians Mra. Esther Ithlge of Sarnsoia Is visiting with Mr and Mrs ttm G W illiams Mr. amt Mrs Ed daughter. Lynda Sue. Chicago today alter days with M r While's brother. M r and M r. and Garnett White and returned i<>; spending in p u n n ls and' |. |-; w hite Mr. and Mrs Norman C ra n k ' and daughter. Karen, have led fo r, Chicago after spending two weeks with M r and Mrs I. K White and fnm llv Junior Hostesses Feted At Dance A dance uas given Tuesday night at trie DSD in tumor of the Jun­ ior hostesses Also honored was Mrs W A Cagle herausr of her anik u itli the liinior group They were recognized for work and hours put in to make an Inter esiing organization Music Was furnished try |1||V|> shaniu n s orchestra m il the sen no hostesses were from the Hast "fn Star with Mrs Joe Corley •is i Ii .i ii man The room was at tr.n liv e lv decorated and on the serving iaide were arrangements of gladioli I hose awardrol star pins by Mra. l-o u ill Drier, DSD general ch a ir­ man. lo r the number of huuri pul ill were Miss M ildred Await, program council chairman and vice president ol the Junior ho* leases, 2fU Imurs. Miss Peggy Rest, president ol the junior hos 'esses and a inem lur of Jho pro­ gram council, art* hours; ami mis* Pal Cj s - j I-p . program round) member wo hours I'SO pins \.e ie awarded lo the follow mg M i.. Edna M lchaoli, "'"g ra m council. Pit hours; Miss Mi lls Hall, luii hours; Miss Evelyn tones, program council, 1115 hours. Miss llr t ly Michaels. 103 hours; Miss Margie Hodges, secretarytreasurer of the Junior hostesses, ami Miss Peggy Howell, program council, too flours each those nearing the loo mark art Miss I'eggv Clark, Miss Mary Ann Mo fuels. Miss Janie Oglesby Miss Violet Ogleshv. Miss Ruby Stenslrom. ami Miss Margaret Vori llertm lis Gale H Stalkei arrived venter day from Arlington. Va and is ih<of Mr. and Mrs Leslie K hn, 2H3 Orange A vr Mr er w»s a Congressman (or 17 years from (heK lm lri D istrict N. Y andretired in 1033 S 0 \ senior hostess meeting was h,7(1 Tuesday morning at to ta> o' leek at the USO building Mrs W II l.aFetra presided in the absence ol Mrs K. K Roumillat t general disciis;<e" is held onl the group ife c o ... tti.il thr I SO nerds an A m icirn n flag Mrs h W Trnch and Mrs John S irw vll wore appoint,-,l to the com nnttce for nrocurlng the flag Those ladle* present n' tin- meet mg and the organizations they re presented arc as tollows M l" Mary McMahon and Mrs i ’ aut I’czold, Catholic Wnincn’ s Club; Mr- K F Lane. Garden Club; 'lr« It W Tench. A mi,-Clean Le g on, and Mrs Joe Corley. Kaslcrn Star of the Oriental Shrine Msu ■■ ■Mrs W .1 Tollr, ■ i Jewish A retie.,rsot parts tor the mem tiers ol lit, Gteerie <doming wed ding w as held last rv piling at Ihr home ot Mrs , li.ules Kam il on liilii St o,d gisen tis Mrs Hamil ool M ,- G A M ,lic it Deem items consisted of pinlas nid hi id,'-, hibiscus The table w .IS laid w till a , ulsvnrk linen elolli on which silver I'.inilelahrn wen* placed The individual tables held Mns bride's sh|,prrs Guest,, were greeted al the door hv Mrs V id o r G it ,me. the bride elm I's .nother. Mrs lla m ll, and Mr* M ilfe lt Mrs Karl Turner assisted the lin -ie --c- m serving the following guests Dr and Mrs P W Du Rose Miss Jane Anderson, ainl Miss Fan- K rill,-r of Zollwraxl tohnnv Foster ol Valdosta, On John Gunning, and Miss Iren, t i l , -cue Hie helrolhed couple. Mr and Mis Vu-lm Greene, M r and Mrs th irl In riie r Mr amt Mrs C, \ M affclt ami Alan, Mrs Charh-s Ginn. Miss Mamie (to hctls J M.,h,im i .i Mired Greene Alfred l-'nslci and Mr amt Mis ' M Hanoi and Wesley K iltin ’ stmk of Sluing h iii I Summer Dresses Inkeii frum mir reKitlttr stm-k ninginp in prin* from ,.F{W* In Many of these can in> worn mi into the Full sea soil , especially gmnl fur irack-ln-sclmei P r ic e T o i lo se m it at LADIES' SULIS \ In’i i i i l i f i i l iis N u rlm en) o f S p rin g a m i S m m io i o u t to * iid iiu d u io . S lim k s k in , l‘’a ille and t o ttm i tu iv tm e a < 'iii\ :1V ot these l e f t - —tin h u r r y ' Tit clmfinit for You To * / j P r ic e K n lr r liiin tM D iit W IT H V IN C K M IN K L L I ANI» HIS A tr O K IiM IN R e g It I til -Im r l j A N D OHKN I’ H K I.I’S f>N T IIK T IID M I'K T . • M IX K D D ltlN K S T(1 V lll ll f l K A S I'H l C IIK 'K K N — STKAK PIZZA • • d m it s ill in il V a lu e , fo u hint! - , G, do s ',.. in .dl o id i n ' •11g 111d , ,1m I o i ' a I I I-. . ...I, ( ., 19.W SLACKS IN PI E Miisinil (Jtil/ Nigh I •> Nrver A Cover or Mlitlimini Chit rue H ro k e ll sizes. Open Seven Duvn Weekly 10:110 A. IV). in 11:00 A. M. V a lu e s to I i !l.r, T o t lose,n il In c lu d in g K e g h n rm r. I ’ n iin m a s . m id Ita k ii S tr a w I'c g u lo i p i Ires l to I-.1r,n \ll I-Shin ' I ' . i I me I, an ,11 \ aloe Wnlt For Ilol 'll III Ioini III ,-il/f, a Mi d m ,,i . iiu l Iu p * I |tn \ , S|)oil Shills * iit»*i l( \ I M||| . I \\ Vl ’ | • . i i ir L , t i n IT in* d iitl VI*f SEE FRIDAY'S PAPER -k R IT 7 .^ ^ P IE C E G O O D S One Cottmia. yHril. lahle of assotfeil fHlirica, Including ItnymiH mid others. Values to I !!• To elnsflotlt lm <Pe 69c yd. LAST TIME TODAY . LsnnRiim All {; s v f * « V Ia h a W Another group including fine cottons. Bayous, Nylons, Nylon- and Silk Blends. Values to l.tm yard. Close out for (O n A A is u d QUEEN IS J>lannsl& $ 1 6 .9 5 PLUS COLOR CARTOON 1.00 yd. Special Ptirchnse! Sultiiiga In Solid ColorH. Neat Cheeks and Plaids Jfi Inches wide. Regular value 1.118 yard Only wnr*t«l flannels nr* harder finished, and will hold n very good crease. Thwirsmooth Tailored by lllifglnn with hand nlltchlng. 1.19 yd. A fhcr good looking fall slacks in gahardinen, U Orlonn and flanncla front $7.05 to ttii.M STARTS TOMORROW W ild B ill V l P r ic e T h e A F F A IR S El l io t t Of OOlilf , G I U IS ft t. u i; i c i rv SO* HAST F i | l ;jjv hi.iC 'V -V * *n . .: «yi , 1L’' •'JMEnSMlie;,AlvW j.igai WEAR PHONE 1222-J H AN FO R D fit4v,y.u^.;*>• i-Tv' 11)..* M U , V.r-<'-w.^-yY::N.iT4£VAL'^DFi'!V '..vnY* r.t,75iX'^.--k. - w . i " -VViesB-Tl S n ljfl 4 I hi "l M \ JlliH1! Ill " i*n Of The Year R e g u la r t ' i.i •> - < ) In Now BACK TO SCHOOL only t"i ».89 Men’s STRAWS HOLLYWOOD'S Urcat 1-Day Sale g" Now mid SKA FOOD D IN N K IIS S l'K C I A M Z I N f , m ill s iz e s • DON'T SPEND A CENT TODAY! A m m ,! ; 3 IV.laden >|hmi,| s are so useful In rooking hci an i ilteir handles do not gi t ti-d and Hies never leave m a rk' mi truss I- -kiliets or saus'enails ________ Music By PAUL CASKEY - and his PEER GEMTS M t. end IB s. John r J r antHpona. Jiginny and, Jndv. 'll" First Baptist <lu,<tl> .<1 7,(!f) • - A > navr returned to Ihntr home in p m The f-'lrst Rapllst Church Choir Tgntp* after attending several days with M r Jenkins' parents -m w ill hold rehearsal al 7 15 p.m The Junior Rrollu-rhood w ill meet at Hu- l-'irsl Rapllst ITiurch tl 7 .10 o in Mrs. Hnv It W right. Mrs Ava Tin- Gladioli Grove No 207 will 1)1 Davis, and Miss Margaret S have rrlm o rd to Katibirrl hold ils regular monthly meeting at 7 JO p in it the Woodmen after .spending some lim e in G rit on S Park A w These meet fin and Dalton, (io and ' h i l Hall l, mgs are held the fourth Thursday nooga. Trim of i-acli month FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs K K Anderson Vacation Rihlr School at the are spending a vacation al Rlstmp First Iln p tM Church at II tMl a rn Lodge In Sante Ke. N Men for children age 3 thru tr, year* The Commencement Program MUs Peggy Real and Miss Mil the First Baptist Vacation dr*d Await spent last week In SI for Rlhlc School w ill begin at H tv Petersburg, Tampa and Rradenton P m Department exhibits w ill be open a I 7 ;io p ni Mra. II. H Nickerson and ilaugh T IIF S D A V t j r . Miss E lrlh le r Nickerson. of The Daughters of Weslev Son W illiamsburg. K y , form er r*-s| day Sett,ad Class w ill meet at thr denfa nf Sanford, spent the day home of Mrs Itotli Lumlrtnlst, 1703* M re today with friends. Magnolia * t e al H im p m with Mrs C C VVhlttlni!lon. Mrs. M It i Mill Helen Alexander left yes­ Smith, Mrs T Rrmlford Rvrd terday by plane lo visit with *«<•■ Mrs. J a Hnward, anil Mrs. O E •u til fo r two weeks In T n m p i While as co-hoslessea. m a m t® iffg m fu ll bus -,( tl." eoropxny 1 pf8* dill IIn, lodoii: I " fl ICf rstnM, I ranges, Irrexers. or i ondllinner*. and television .ind radio sets the st,.rc also is franchised fnr K iss ami Speed Qileen washing ilia, lime- and w ill be fr tnchlsen lo r spall.ui prndin-ts in ih r near ftit'.r* , to aid The business also w ill lake on lin General Klectrlc line m the near Intiire. he runill, in >I i if 111 i o,.,na-;,-t m il outside - ill- ,in ui ui llo- mneern ts C Rusal i ali-o, ill while Fd I lltte Is s s.,|e-tii o Tile iissrie, - , iil an n ffirl.it open* Ilie w ill It to ld llo- I lite r part nf Uesl Mli'lOll SATURDAY 6 I7-Bi!— Ittuf Smith ttf IJel.untl A m L v c n in tf O f THURSDAY The Junior and intermediate Royal Ambassadors w ill meet at Winn's Moves, Adds-Innovation L A D I E S ’ DRESSES M i1 giooiol tedocna with ellop lied iia ttl , iH.k, d , gg.s, pickle fc llsh and in-f I-Iiuogh mayonnaise to m ills', o shglolv (or a lieailv samlu n o sp, <• ,d liiv itc H P it * t An innovation „ f the P ltlln i company high ftdelih icpiodm tion in phonograph records al Ir p tc r , Mrs M rtta Starke, Worn comparatively low cost w ill he an s Club; Mrs Charles G rlem r. demonstrated tomorrow ami Sal ind Radio First Christian Church; Mrs Ray unlay at Winn's TV mood II. Smilh and Mrs John store, newts located .,1 JUS K to an | Jewell, Tourist Cluh. Mrs Roy First St . .icroriling lo itouneenienl tmlay hv Rills Winn Symcs J r . Ksplvrop.il Chinch, ov*..Sr'1 '' **taloi -'I III,1,0-1 and Mrs Lowell O iler, general IICS' chairman of the USO He termed ilu- iimai tlicn I ti ,nd asked Hi ii do T^Nrx+-GrrML_you're hro'd.ng lamb m sound public brio gtticii ->w„ ii-io rd to ch<; .♦ try broiling tomato halves I iluI and rounds of onion w ill, them coinpard Ih,- l.,ne >p» tills Dribble m rllcd butter or mar car new radio pliMin,graph w ill, Itieu 1 Ine over both vegetables, then own sets Tile new -cl le.i lores ., sprinkle the tomatoes w ith a little patented tom chamhei loll riHiio crushed basil and Ih r unions with coverage and i 15lube ■ll.tssis The huMnc-- ha- tu-co III O' a liil of brown sugar present loc.iU,-n since \llg 17 it Marinate onion rings in mild form erly wa- locntc. 1 .,1 ii ,,i K vinegar that's heen sweetened Secoml st llo slot. Mr \\ urn with a little sugar and serve with said, lias „ li u irh l-. ol III, - 1'In 1 cump.iiis and li tis-iniii-il , hamburgers _________________ I HI D A Y THE A L O H A C cdsm jdcO t. T h u n . A *J. 27. WiJ ***« # v v w t*rta c * Hamil Home Scene Of Rehearsal Party Tho bode had as her nnlv alien ^ ^ “ an arrangement nf gladioli ami chrysanthemums mi crystal bowl flanked hv s i %- t .«! candelabra. A lirr ih.. i-c.-'p t:':' *-w* couple ••I for > wedding trip to points in Florida f o r tu-r wending trip MrVVe*t ch".e a (oast colored rusrm hie with d irk brown accessories and wore Iho rvchul from her bridal hompiet The to dr gradual,-d from P K Ynnge High School where she was a member of the Y Chili and the \ ' nU' Women ol Hie Twentieth Century Club hhc attended the Unlvcrsttv of Florida where she be came a member of Sigma happ.. Sorority Mr West grad.... .. from Semi note High School and served in Korea w ill, thr I hilled States An Puree M jr-,- r»o It is a sludenl at tho I'm ve rsiiy of Florida where he is a pledge of Pin Sigma Kap pa Noel ai h rittrrn ilv dant, Mrs W illiam It Thomas whose gown was of blue linen Inre Her hat was a cloche of himfeathers and she carried a nose gay of pink carnations. M r Paul Connerly of Gainesville was ln-st man Mr. W illiam It Thomas sod M r Sterrctt Campbell served as ushers The bride's mother. Mrs Dor ham. wore a hlue shantung dress with which she wore black acres series Her corsage was of sweet heart roves Mrs. Swanson, mother of tinhrldrgroom , chose a gruv silk shantung with while accessories Swuethearl roses formed her cor sage A reception followed in the Anderson Memorial Hall „r Un­ church which was dfccratcd with baskets of flowers and grreneiy Thr, bride's table holding a Hirer tiered wedding cake was overlaid with a linen doth, centered with Hlwny r«,*vr Senior Hostess Group Meets At USO Weds William West Reautifui In Its sim plicity wav the m arriage. Thursday afhenoon. Align si 20 al 2 o'clock In the fir s t Presbyterian Church cix.tf*e*vllle. ah. n Mis* Ruth Marie became thv bride of W illiam lo v e West. 3rd Mtss Durham is the d a u g h ltr of M r and Mrs Wallace Clarence Purham of Gainesville and the hrldrgriHim Is thr son of M r- lia r vey A Swanson and the late Mr West. Palms, basket, of white gladioli, chrysanthemums and tutu, roses and branched candelabra formed the ■ background■ ■ for the imiwessive double ring ceremony performed by Dr. I! S Gordon, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Nup tia l music r tiu h r r d hy Miss Mar garct Merchant included Von ncse Melody” — K-reisler "The Old R e iraln" — Kreisler. "A vc M aria' - Schubert. "My Heart aI Thy Swiet V o te r" -- Sami Saons, "L le h c s tra u m " and the tradition.,I wedding marches Miss Joan llo bertson sang " j laivc You Truly ami The laird's P ra ye r." TTte bride given In marriage hv her fa th ir wore a stranliTis hal lerina length dress of white linen lace fashlonrd with a rape collar She wore a while fealherisl cloche and lace m itts and carried a while Bible topped with a purple throat ed orchid and showered with tube roses. *' fill J•| || i ’ll �ra re r Tulane's Green Wave Gridders Should Benefit By End Of 2-Platoon System I r.ucc to our probletna, hut It doesn't By MERCER B A ILE Y ATLAN TA, 'At—Tulane, an ex­ hurt nur charier* either. We w ill ponent of "moderation football", have much * o u n d e r reservr should benefit from tho end of the ! s li:n c th . composed of m ;n who tw o platnun era—and Coach Its v - 1 Irn rn H tc play fnnfhail TflC TifFtf tttonil ( I Ic o n Wolf readily admit* way.” The Greenle* prohuhly w ill have "R ig h t now I don’t feel loo un­ one of t h best its rlin g buckfields happy about till* fu ll,” ho aay*. "T lm di*alli of tlve platoon system , In the c s r/c rr.ic r. Quarterback la fa r frum Ih-Iiik a rum pleti- an -1 fe te CUinent, halfback* Max Mc­ Rained Redbirds Attempt To Play Tonight In Jax Beach Sanford H r K E N T i ’ H R T LA IN Furred Into Hulmilnsiun bv J u p i­ ter flu v lll* --th e Greek God of the elements—n water-logged Han­ ford ( ’ordinal baseball contingent still Invade Jacksonville lleaeli this evening to trv and pl»v their firs t gaim* since Mondiiv night In Guv Iona Heiich. Hanfoid, however, did something then they couMn’l do nlnvlng ball. They hacked into fn u ilh lilacs being idle ns Jim Vlckerv record another one-hit shutout to blank Joe A ngd knd Jnx Heath, duitinthe the Hen Birds Into fifth and V S I'IO V S1. I.l w. 1.. l*r 1. f ill elevating Hanford up n notch. (MO Ml llrookly n Manager J. (.’. Ihmn w ill oral** MU vail ii kf-r u !t•) HiIE SI sblv stick to his hurling rholce I'll llfiitr liililn <fl f.4 hU* If. 4t last night John "Hobo” Hill* HI I*imi| h «r '.*1 -dft u ,V.i life r . ‘i Uvan - fo r tonight's H«u iilrd en­ \rw Yiillc .•* R'l an n In. thmill counter. Hullv w ill he seeking hi* f( ’till’ M ;» 1ft7 fo u rth ntrnlght win without a lost t*i.(•iiin all II 111 i n ip . H**ull» 1re| ■Mur llnce Joining the Itedbirds earlier n ii t l Hr imi•H| v It * (hi* month from Hamilton, Out. iliicw Mew V«zi h«. | .l Hi It.nttlll 14 | , Last night's gala Yuwcll-Tourh- rm iiH It'l Mil 111 Rl nil Wrt II inn free night game w ith Lakeland « If11> iKin 11*** iM’lifel 111•**! lin iiifa 'I ii tli#f Hi Ihu Mitmorlal Stadium was Ht Lu IIJh it I New Vorlt called o ff hrrauKi' of wet grounds, rh{< « m <> id Hi <h . h i vii Oia disastrous a ffe ct o f Florida's only ifKifH H *♦ hmlulp<l prc-m utiirc niomuton season. I*i-«%#ii i: Thu Ynwcll-Tuiichlon free t i l l u . I.. I*r«. fill* w il be plaved, however, .Saturday Nnw Y ork ftfi 1!* HM afternoon at 2:.MO o'eloek In the I '111* MMM r.iifi in s 7ft ft(i 41 r v •?1 11 Alemorlnl Stadium when the firs t 4'leveTn ml 7«e ftfl ftfts l« Him Inn game o f the scheduled Havtons VYnnhIiiMti'li l«ti J i »*HI IS Beach iluubli bcudi-r w ill he nlav- I'l.llMigrlltlil.i .11 ftl 71 ill ill 1ft 7il IM ml. A ll free tickets oldnlnef at 1 * . j . H -t|. I.U Ilf* U M 111 M tfo w rll’s ami Touehlon's during llrs iills 1 retbrilitf the pant two weeks w ill Ire liar,or- j New Yufk ft iM 'lroll a 4M| fo r this firs t day lim a game slaved by Hie Cardinal* Ibis sea­ I'ti IInsic*I fsliliis |ti 11tiicmn*. h i inly vcnnit s Mi liiMtiilfil son. l in hi n* Tin t »f That u iu lil (H ntuiduy) the teg­ New Vulk til CltHcluhd m i WiiwIiltiHlnri til I M'l lu ll ular Hanfoid Wuvtoiiu game w ill llitdlnn III riltd lK " Mil be played with iidinlssiun being I Mi I tn (1i*l |i IbIii ill HI l.utllw l i t ill! charged. Hanford runs Into the Mine setup In Orlando Sunday when the locals w ill pluv the firs t ama of lu-lr tw in iilll w ith the euutois lit 2;3U o'clock In ihli gfternoon ruining hack to nlav the iilghtcnn at 8:30 p.m. In T ln ku r Field. Tom oriow evening, the L'nrdlMEM I ' l l IH, Trim . iM -T Im Ka*l. m , Itala Invade Cocoa's Provost I ’urk in iiu tllo Hu- Indians iii ihu finale behind 13 2 late In the th ird period, between those two clulis. This paired a break and a sparkling (■veiling's game w ith Jus llenrh is run hy llllle Johnny Hlulnrk ol likewise the last Ihls season be­ Grew, M l**., tn crush the West fi* : tween Man foul mill the Hen itlrds. 22 13 anti win the annual All in fuel every nlghl Gum now on America high school football Kamiw ill wind up the club series with last night. For nearly llin-o quarters the the Cardinals this year. W ith the piavers and fails stand­ West dominated the game, mainly ing Idle these pust few days, Ihu on the one two punch id >iu.irtcrolder diamond puitisuns have hud hack Himnlc Knox uf Sunlu Monica, time to reflect buck upon the Calif., and fullback Jack Tbrnck "good ole davs." Hanford's Iiunm- mortun uf Lamartine. Tex H lulnrk. who hud fumbled away ball Im mortal Buddy Lake can't recall as much tain In August six paints c a rtin ' In the uum?, ■Inca he came to Florida from scooted nearly 30 yards down the sideline to set up Hie first Hast Kentucky us u little Imv. Klton J. "H ud" Mmightun Jp„ touchdown. The Mississippi speedster was In n fo rd 's weather prognosticator, ells us that over i t inches have forced out on the seven. Two plays alien this month, four mure than later I'a lg o Colhren of Natches, he average. In anv event the Miss., went over to pull the Knsi i ml result lias been disastrous tn w ithin four points ol tbo West. |/ t, * Then ram o the break. W rit o r the tottering FHL member I llllll, isfe tym e n Charles Mi-Cue af Law­ This veni's Cardinals havu at rence, Kans., fumbled an East kick least set one Florida Hlute League on his twn yard line and HlrmliiK lecotd. fust us th e ir counterparts hem end Gail Coyle scooped up f last year were able to In itia l tha ball and stepped over for a n a new FHL slumlord w ith • touchdown to push Hie Kn*t nut nedlueie d u ll. in front IS 13. The Hanford Cardinals h ro 'i* Tho East added a n o llu r touchthe md Flat Ida Statu l.eagua rec­ down when Colhren luU-rcentcd n ord of 2111 by swiping 221 so fa r. pass and raced tn the West four, Last year's Hemlimla Ul no "Humb­ then plunged over two plays la lv r le s" shelled HI hunier* out to It was the fifth straight victory break the FHL record o t HO sst for the East against no losses. bv the llir.0 Hanford lilu n ts , Horn East 3 0 7 13—22 teams, this veer's and la st Rea­ West 0 0 7 0-13 son's, landed In fift h the fir s t East scoring: Touchdowns, Colhhalf- The lllues wound UP la elxth ren 3, Coyle. Conversions: Hlnglc }he second half hut Hedldrds s till Ion, Wakefield 1. Safety, Knox ive a chance to finish is the (tackled by Cook in and tomi). fir s t division In the second phase. Wait s c o r i n g : Touchdowns, l.T h le year’s club may boast the Throckmorton 8. 1. Ci "unvertlon: Htofirs t FHL hatting champion since |le re-organlsatlon In I MB. Tom ­ my "W nhoo" Is-onsril has a ro­ bust -U7H mark a t ths present lim e, which has been protected *y the recent ruin outs, Cel. 1 ana E m in t'u tm le rl, w ith IB wink tnslsra H/i'.'r |i-au Mill.tin this season, Is s till In contention fo r Bu trium phs, though hie :|o , , fhanrea are becoming slim m er to a c h to iM m ,,. (ve ry night. Hanford has eight ora games to play In tho next ve nights and ye uml "Earnest E rnie" m hwart* .( « p r . f . r i v . Igh In i ilame II * (Mlwvh Hu fir s t U0-g mayy haeoina beeping tha 20-gam* Winner since Huddy U k u tu East Beats West, 22-13, In Prep All-Star Game I Navy Bowling Loop w o rd :RS litt: " >U4f> w l,h New Smyrna Tides * te High U iM tM n . g.m. J srS.v. X m narrt Riga a r .. t it? 11| j •sr wO tl ■ » » ! 1 J A u rllTi r»- 1 fjt p a mis-*****mififsW.»n*c •i lly K E N T CHKTLA1N As ltd * v n ir’s IiuncIuiII wnann nnprunches its ultim ate conclusion amid shi-.ldliig rjoinia, llo- hlxloric dlomoml i-xploll.s and feats o f bygoi.t- v■*ii i - slundmil even niori- coNspIdoiulv than i-v.-r before in l In- i ii IuiI n of Du- uidi-r full-. . Tinged w illi the .but of oblivion nn i« new g e o .-iiiliiiii of illuMioml follow ei* oii«e. the record books become the archil . vn of iiu -l basebulI lore . , . A* (I. I> Ferrell, owner of the Arcade I'm kiige Hlore, so aotlv pointed out the other day, "The rears have prove.I Hint the grctilexl plli-lied game ill the urinal* o f the Florida Mini.- League Ntill li.Toiigs to Iternim l 'T lu d ily" Luke." In Hr-usuua p in t when Ih • wholeiome, clean living Monde athlete was roaming the Slate League diainoiula each year, no plavcr. aver or ha-, beep iintnoi In 11/.«•<) bv "port fans and just plain cltixenx, whether they he "ports uddlet" or pot . . . The rmim- Buddy Lake was magic , . po"se*"irig all the exempliury rpiuliUe" o f tlie late f,ou " ir o n I I oihi-" lie h iig and the amusing veisatulitv of the lute Bahe Both, Lake wrote in re roril a fter record w ith hi* own in lliiila h la style o f .lean pluv No where in III* Florida Hi.ru- la-ague xugu w ill one find a ptaver to euiilpui* wtt.. him . . . A* a nilcher he was inilorulliuble . . An an o iitfu Id.-i oi infiehler his comiislent (ridding and clutch h illin g wan lonnthiiiK only the sensation pulp mago/.lue w rite r* could rtri-nni m. Take for exumple hi* h rillia n tIv pitched perfect no-till no-run iigaiiiNt Gelmml here in July HUH . . . Lake didn't allow a mull to reach f i r xt huse in (hat game . . , The feat wus "lo s t one o f IhosH game* when they were lining every­ thing I wanted them loo," Luke Inter ndm llted in hi* humble, mod­ est manner . . . " I relied on my knuckl. i all llirangh that game," lie milled . . . That w in the only perfect L'umc in to. HI, up until that time and il s till remain* so, . What few people know i* tliu l I .like pinhnhlv set an all-tim e record bv using only 73 pilches to com­ plete the contest . , , Art accurate count hy (!. K. Guwsnn, County Farm Agent ami inveterate fan,, revciili-d that feat . . . Buddy didn't ri-nlisu this until inform ed o f tha fact bv th i* scribe Just yesterday , . , "N o w that you mention it, I didn't use vurv many pitches th a t n ig h t." l-nk* reflected , , . " I hurt severul Inning* where the lo itlc r* h it the firs t hall and the Innings went on Iind down In rnie-two-threo BUGGY I A K F " r,l''r- 1 remember running tha o m u l in linee hull* mi only one h a lie r.” tVhnt Ih tru lv amoving about this i* that Buddy hail a no-hlttar against thin same llal.nnd club only four n lg h l* before when L. Sloan, an oil tio cke r now. slashed m il a clean "Ingle |o le ft w ith one out In lie- ninth, Lake'* pel fed game feat n a lo riillv lirln g * to mlml Ids titanic Ili-in n in g , M l victory over llu- -ami- lied H ut* In Gcl.aml doling the 11*17 i-aomalgM . Ip the oiemorahli- .lassie Luke *tole a page fnm i Frank M '-riw cll and llo ra tiu Alger hv lda*thig a l.ooniiog homer over the ilista o t left fi< l-l harrier h i old Coarud Park to htcuk up the urort'les" deadlock i i i I la- wee hour* o f the morning . . . . C hsrliu GawKon remind* U* Ihoi la-fore *m usliing Iii * . lunatic four m uster, the weurv Lake "im p ly told Ids mate* that lie had la-ttar Saork one over so "you fellow* run go In.me and go to bed." To the nawi-omer or younger fan* some o f these feat* from the l-uke legend Innv sounil ficticious, luil don't have the uudacltv to suv so, fo r you w ill l.e deluged w ith the revile of hundred* of evewilnossi-H, III* lagcndarv, lierculean fent* do nut and w ith the above men­ tioned happening* either . . • Lake hold* the FHL n in s -lia ltril-in record o f HI) net in I Ulit , . . He led tlm FHL b ille rs In ItMll w ith a .332 average . . . . Lake annexed 20 wins In lll-iH , . . Incidentally, till* *houhi settle a lot o f dispute arising over th i* scribe'* *tntement Ih a l KI<1 Hudson wa* tin- last Hanford 20-gama winner . . . Accord­ ing to Lake, l.r f ty .India Hawlngton rucked on 30-7 in HMD . . . Hill Htnntod, who .-ame here an nil umpire and turned Into a ntarllta pitcher, won 10 in III 17 . . . Charlie Tedeeco failed the charmed 20 circle hv one while hurling fo r the ItlfiO Hanford Giant* . . . I f Ernie I'a ln ile rl can a tln ili Hie rn v i'trd 20-win mark this year, lie w ill become the firs t 20-game winner since Lake tinned tlu< trick ill HHH. Also among Lake’s eherl died mrmorles ware pitching and winning the *h u rli-"t gome on record, one hour uml 10 m lniilc* . . , Knocking In tlm w ining rim » f Hie longest game In Htule League hislnrv with a "Ingle in Hie Im ilum of Ho- "1*1 frame . , . More about these feats jm im m jw when we mnclmle the hare highlight* of H uiifoid's Immurtal " llu d d y " Lake. Climb Islets Play Cards In AfternoonNight Twin Bill The Iw lco rained out Yowcll Touchton Free Game has been re­ scheduled fur Saturday afternoon In ihe M em orial Stadium w*>en the Handed Cardinals play thn first ami- of u doublrheailer with the Daytona Beach Islomtors at 2:30 o'clock, Il was announced today by Cardinal General Manager Jim Field*. All the 8,000-udd free tickets passed over the counter of Yowlil's Department Hlore and Touchton’s Drug Store w ill he honored for this afternoon clash. Originally scheduled fo r Tuesday night, Aug. 18, the Yawell-Touch ton game was u-scheduled fit* last night when Lakeland was tn have p ja y iil Hanford. However, the rained out game last night forced the scheduling of u special after noon game out of the dnublehead or slated for .Saturday night. All Yowell-Touchton tlexets w ill be good for tlu> afternoon game, hut will not he honored for the re­ gularly scheduled evening game with the Islanders Saturday night, Field* added. E arlU r this morning both Jack Hull, manager ol Y ow iH ’s, and W V. "Go,-" B itting, owner of Touchton's. h..d called off the game with their regrets, however the Iasi minute announcement enabled llu(urdm uls to luBdl their obligation to play the game for the two m er­ chant* who paid for the game over 1U days ago. In buying the game, they pur­ chased the entire park by paying far an average nlghl and Issued ovrv H.000 tickets which were dis­ tributed to the fans. Ilotli Yowell's and Touchton's w ill he giving away more ticket* certificates fret, upon request from now until name (line Hatur day afternoon. The contest w ill begin ol 3:30 p iii Iii the M em orial Stadium. G w ill ho the firs t daytime gair.u of llu- year for the Bedblrds, The Saturday afternoon game w ill he followed by the rv'tinlarly schedul id night K«nM wills the same Is landers u f 8:30 o'clock Ural even lug. o il .Sunday the Cards w ill again play an afUfppau and night gamitwin h ill In Orlando with the Sena­ tors starling at 2:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. III. Monday night IhO local club w ill return home to play a double header w ith Leesburg starling at 8:30 p in. It w ill be (he Iasi game of the season. Jim Vickery Stops Angel In His Bid For Win No. 28 By TH E ASSOCIATED I'RESS GeLand m ovi-l closer to the Florida State League second half i-hainjdnnshlp last night oil a fl u victory ovor Jn. ksmivllle H in d i while second-place Daytona Beach shut out Lceaburg 3-0, Klim J im V ickery hurled a oneh itle r (or DcLand, striking out six and w alking seven. His mates baekad him up with a 13-nlt attack off Jo# A n g ll With Hector FaberUa ahowlng tha way by singling (our tlm«a In flva trips. Tho victo ry left the Red Hats, who lead Daytona Reach by 21% Today's game between the VC-* games, needing a combin*»on of K ltelrnnlcs team and NAAS Ad- only i l x trium phs or Daytona dnislradon has been cancelled Beach defaeta to win the half title L-enuse the gome would have In­ and go Into a playoff with the la terfered w ith the m ilita ry dudes landera, tho flrtl- h a lf winner, foi of the players. The game has been the 18U pennant. rescheduled for Kept. at. Tho Hats have nine games left Home of the players m the Ban­ to play and the Daytgnana, aeven dy loop have compiled am sting in the Mason ending Monday. averages In dm games played to Cocoa scored (our runs in the date. The top ton balling leaders drat Inning on two hits, two walks pro: and tw o e rro r* to down Orlando J. F. Glenn, Operations—1.000 toaaed. 4-1. Sonny Wlae to n e r threc-htt ” Frank Zubovich, ( ) p tn in lc * - .m ‘ i Bill Letchball only to lo st while n rffd n Loftln, Oolronlcs—.750 worth gave up i■lx. t p. Q. Nickels, Operations—.730 Rain canceled a m eellni Evan Kohertxon, Electronics—.807 tween Lakeland and Sanford i Emils Galrymidu. Electronics—.887 took over fourth placa from Kinlinei S nqvfiy, F.lectronlcs— MT sonvtile BeachIaiuJs V lndgucrra, Adm inistration VW M M U hM W S A A M **g S A A A 4 \ ,-•■087. Hy N A L H I GAHHMAN Ymdardny'* Handy loop a between the pace setting FAHl 91 Oplrunh’s nine and NA c u rtly wlm arc In ihu suroni was rallied nut dining lho inning of pluv. Knln has p L , — havoc w illi the Naval A u xiiila ry A ir Htatioii's Handy league since s’ It began nn Aug, 3. At tna on four week* uf play, only ___ ganius have been completed and seven postponed heeause of rain. Tho Ops and Security go mo hm been rescheduled for next Thurs­ day, Hepl. 3, mi the NAAS Diamond. "V! Sanfly Standings A *H AAH ash NAAR Use H H Ad* On* I ln s M * | I I a (I ra ~ sw: s x a | i 3 sna .inn .non .non j iiv 1 Place In tr tils i FAHIIHN-M r»pl* V* N A AH H*o. Ilpd ItvschiololMl fo r Thursday, .Kept. KidneySlow-Down May Bring Restless Nights » NA AH Ads v». NA AMonday ' -ar. H H. H, TW Hlscia V c. Vrollm., and Eva MlWl-l ItH N H - tVArrsn Kslsn. H N., Ham uiismiire, a p. Louts balryrnpfs, lilsei*. and J. r . aisnn. t'u lin s Hnavsir, xis«u. Major League Leaders III T 1** I'rvae \ %t h i n i i . i . i n i i i 'i : IIATTINU .3 in, Itr.NH H iil.lcr. IHTM A H i Ih i m i IIIT.NH IIm m iM v ii. II A T T T: f • llro M iih n . i l . IN '••iiijiH iiglld n n r n i.r > i M i. - i . j ( 1ilu.stit, 1 » i .*•«!•» liM iiiil.il At si l III' IV -r kcp, fii H I •*i . i Ns 11AS I It****, " ‘5 111 iii* m Mi'* H IT H tv ii **ii ii , l'« in < u . un.l \ *rrtriii, W'riFlilMKtfilt D n r U l.K H 3'i - M1'» Verrw.n, w Am liti.r,tun, T i l l I'l.KM ItM ei I * lllrapf - I l. IIO M h It I 1,Nit i: .i> « I wU id I, ii n •I Z f i ' f i i u l I *ii 11,ii il c I, i *b I i i . 1 1 T hi* nn pound tarpon, cnughl nn G rrl.y Gay of Tam i.a'* * l* lh annual tarpon tournament, wop u new station wagon pin* ap­ proximately 12400 In other prise* fo r Knseraon Master* of llarveyshurg, Ohio. M a *lrr*, center. I* shown w ith hi* guide* a* they Imalt-d the reluctant " lite r king. Ohioan Snares 111-Pound Tarpon ., To Win Station Wagon In Tourney T A M I’ A (HpccinG—'T op h.nnra—a now *tntlun wngim plus |26IH) in other prise*--w ont to Enu-rao i M nstei* of Hnrveyahurg, Ohio, in Hitsixth annual Tampa Tarpon T> ornament, ilu t Master* had l<> sweat not an tomr-long wait w ith a lei. u- crowd o f 2500 as Ed Gunn of Tuliipu iuiHle.l a nII vvi i.ii.g ill llu- el .sing minute* of Hie vxelting fishing mi-el. The sn*| u*. wu* m c r, liowuvcr. when H illin’* fish \ watch «$7tl30): amt $050 tn cash. w cii’hi'd ill ot o ini-ru 73 pnumt Muster* honked hi* prize win­ Kmvrxuo wu* the only unglt-r in ning fish during the early after tlm tourney to laud a tarpon over noon of Derby flay. He fought il too pound* .He caught one, Ids fo r 43 minutes, getting six Jumps firs t, weighing 111 iHiunds, in tlm not of tlm fighting fish. firs t week of the tournament early in June which gave him a berth on Derby Guy and first prize In sev­ eral other divisions. l l r The I n n l s t f i l **)■■« Flown back tu Tampa at the ex­ NI-DV V i ill K — I V o llf iw s Is h i I 'I im m u li'ii K h l (liiv ila n . I M . riilm . pense o f Ihu tourney, Master* iTInsi in iii|i" [n i*it liu toll iT ts raught an 8H pounder on Derby ‘ I I , VnnKurs,, ! T V . 13. s i il Jim **, Gay, Aug. 23. This sliver king IttjKNIlH AIIIKH Murlii l.<i|t|iui*, proved the largest that day anil Argsritllm, "huu»"*l Joe Wllhlnsiui. IVashlnxlnn, l>. C, t. d e n d ird top honor* for the Ohio visitor. In addillon to Ihu station w igon, his prize included a I'hdcu deliuio 7.2 fool refrigerator <*2«a.t>5); a Hr T b* S u t i l t l H Pi . h Perfection deluxe electric range. Hull Iniurs I I , l-l 11wliur wil Iniort Cull* r •' ...............x (83DS); a Vulcan alarm wrist lllrslsr* ( Boxing Results Pro Football - r^'\ . This tag means a better bay! jm i .X'si.teJr&.&Eecsc is: 4UTHO«IX» (S) » \ liln w u - « MI1IIM t \ 1 11 U i l i: •an ? wm. \ 11il 8)%’l« «I - IIATTIN<I Verilidl. WuasIt I II Klull, ,srr. Ill \H Allllixa*., fh l. IKD VJ l l l ’ .MH IIATTHI* IN llf»»fi. f ’lwv#* l.tful, 11A, each Bill lift «r t:j IH T i’IMNi! 11it i»11-11>* Mlin itukc** I I 3, hd; s T M I K K i i l T.H Iii. I.ef I *. I'hiUilnl* C A R D U I A U jn i . l l WERE ftan/o lam e I 1«»J l'» ill(d rJ |i» ,* H T n iP l.K M I* Ml. M<*l«(i«8iiitlriiN|. BASKBALt SCHEDULE T h is Weah'a l l < « o . V- HOLLER MOTOR SALES ® ■My1, >■ 4th K U 'V-; * ** • Into ft J. F. Glenn, Frank Zubovich Pace Sanfly Softball league Baders S T l THE HANFORD IIE K A I.I) The Sports Register FAHIIOU-M Op I Vf'-S HI c l Sanford Cardinal Averages P tS S m nn .Ta Ss* venhorne •sibraok jtU{! | t t ; : lliitrs . A uk. IT. 1*53 Page « FM JH ID A STATE LEAGUE IV. 1.. Pel. II IN .mi.i lif t . * * * .III 21 IlNffilNiB IlNIf-k i Mi'Bli a. 211 .MO NSVI'OIIII AN Ml * .INI AH .12 ■ITS ,lM<-k*ii««lllr ilrm h .lrl*H il„ AT :ut -m t.nhrlHHil 31 Id . IIHI ill l.rM kil r« IT I.l llrniillw 1l.iiwl \ U b l l.iiti wI mimI Ml *l l \ t Oil H, 4 iiiiealltd, Mill* Itii»• hum Hr ii ell J I ppahiirH ii Hrl-iilid 11 Jfih lln irli It (tll'tHt 1 UrllllMlu .1 f Jmiira 1»imIh Ii I \ Nr i l l l |l nf lu i llenrh 1-ilk rlii Mil fit Mr l.ii nil 4A» l.pzahura ni IJrliiNilts i or nil Ml Mii»<iiilH II riarli » Cards W aller Hobelot, a tackle-, arc prom ­ ! Coach Wulf hope* to Iw tter that ising form er Junior varsity men; j m ark this year. " I don’t ex|-f#t; that wo II ba tack.o Tommy Ford, a red-shirt last year, may make me varsity. equal to all our problems, because But neither is a to p flig h t candi­ 1when you play A fvi-.i SEC teams ‘ plus Michigan’ /arid Arm y you’ re date fo r rogular work. la candidate to .Tie beaten every Tulane finished eighth In the- Saturday," Wolf say* ’ ’Siitl, i conference le *t year, winning three don’t v;e nay body Jml nudging u» and losing five Overall, the Green over. Uur uliense should be bettr-r; les broke even with a S3 record. our defense Just about the same.’' Yowell-Touchton Free Tilt To Be Played Here Saturday Afternoon Standings # i O ut Today's J Kddie Bravo an experienced Tulene’e top p a n receiver. Gee and Lex- Kennedy and fullback Coate*, a form er defensive end, double • duty player, and Charles So fa r It doesn’t appear that Honnle Kent all are u n ln r* and currently arc the lending candi­ Pittman lop the end co rp i, whichTulanc can count on m uch.help outstanding player* only K -'inedy date* (or starting berth*. f j ■ t-.-ee ,li-» are three-dr-"'' *>• from newcomer* or form er JunliT howrvr-.- u a proven defensive Wolf consider* «'t*'oi*le. center, with Charles Camp, Paul varsity and rcd -*h lrl boy*. Eight rT a J i.J Weakest spot In the Tulan-j lin e ­ Hushing and Karl llu rk c available. 1 In addition to tow Greer lea* four freshmen worked out during spring up I* tackle. Veteran* Miko House- A! Ilolmlot. who ha* shown out­ best tackle*, other hard-lo-rtclace d rills, but none won hi* v a n ity ilait. Kd I'etroski, (iene Hugo* and standing ability both way*, and lo n e * include guard Bobby N u n , ip u r*. WJtuUier several other* en who Wolf *ay* was one of the moat ro llin g In September w ill be of any Ini Jolinstun are gone. Senior Tony SardlsL-o, a scriialfol player* In the confer help only tim e can tell. George Cummin*, an ■•xperlenccd year as a freshman, bead the guard -urvJemilifd cm-.- 7-nT"»T-»K^tcnlb*ch Hoy Ual- — » - - " i sh u n lli. a guard, and two way player, and junior C harllo contingent. Wy, and laid W. C. McKIhannoirr SALES Phone �Back To School Two Weeks Away! Old Books, Clothes Or A Bike To Sell? l i l t : .s.YNMiKD III.IM I.D fcIcphone-Co. And Unic# Reach Wag, Agreemen Use HERALD WANT ADS 11,11 R EiP O N SIBLS while man with Siv Raymond tru ck desire* week Tel 1806 J1 Licensed Broker for ali kind* of Uoai Kstt-’ e ami ----- J (loner i Insurance. 204 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 12 S I’ a k Ave 'Phone 9M. SM ALL BL'SINESS Whether buying or selling, It w ill If you have a small b 'ixln *** In a pay you to aee sveImled part of town ami are interested ►• eettlng .ustomers, 4. tV. IIA I.I, Realtor Imt the se-vlcr you offer In the tlu rl.la State Batik n u J d in f ( all D x ll" Phuoa UM Classified co' .n in of the Sanfonl Herald. trail 141. t o l l l i l t : BUS I htijri In real c* t;!te . it H uikcy. I lfillliir , At. FOR SALK—t i ROC K it Y S^TORK Lullixi, Aaaoeiate No. a llrum ley And meat market, good location. Established many year* Owner .P u lfitu n l l l i l j I'hoiK* 2313 re tirin g due to age. Complete go­ ing business Including all stocks I - It M L KMTAT K ttA N T I.I) —I and fixtu re * for $3.ou>. which la les* than c o il at fixture* alone. W ILL PAY $300 domu fur 3 bedF or Information, Phone 441, or rimm home nut over $5,t*)0. w rite W. II. fluPree j u 1**1_ Please call 7H-J niello Ave . Sanford, Fla. le i l*iir lies nils 1h« follow Ins rule* h|>|*I| nil \%nwi fNhlHk(,| In ru« llternht. I n • 34 .V | H im * I.I p |»rr II u r i In im Ifir j*e»» lloar IliiiM N«* |irr lh »r IA i i m ft«* f*#r I I n p i»rr II nc I«» f W u r ly M l * M u n it ll» r I n w r lln H I n ir r llu N iN w rrlliu i < unirMPt I'n r . I llw tiklr lim a lor lllm k I * r r I nf** 9 PHONE 148 M aul %«l« H ill l»f m c F iilrrf m r r I k r Telrpfcoiftr on m rm »* rnnih m i rK o ru p If )«n «r n n m r l« IU (r* l In Ilia* lrlr|itannr book. In r t f n r n fo r I b U n rro m n iu iln ilo n I b f n i l t f r i U f r I* r«|»rp |r»l •## |*i*f faroittiif I t . In u n l r r fo r uw In »— • •IIHIN. flrnw r n u flff n« Im m rilln lrlt itn rrro r nrrnrn In lo u r nn. rnnnol b# i r«|inn«lblr lor inovr limn im r In n irr trl liia ff* linn. jf Ill III (In n IlN f « n m r m ir it* 1 *• I hh II iim urtHrnir* Oi*r. | | llo r Hop mm r rn lr n« ‘ I 1 l . Ib» p IU m o r a in n r r • i i»». Hup lln r mm» rn lr »*• Inin lia r* unlluHr) II f». Our Him M ia r tnlp N* ll«p IlltP* o* lit»./*»# lM>r. 1 18 PI. 128PI. f“— —I H )K R K N I b- W K L A K K Apartm ent* 114 W F irst A)mel. 1‘ none 49n W. ROIJ.AWAY A M I BABY BEDS Day week o. rnunlli — Tel. 1423 ru rn ltu ra Center, m i W Klrat ONE lio u M efficiency apt aull • altlu fur working ‘nupio. Ideally "lo c a te d t. r in a from I'oxl Offlcu. I'rlva tn hath Inoulre Manuel Jac ib kiin 'i i/ept. store. LAKE-FRONT' Duplex- 2 III*. Fur. tf Dcxlred. •• m l* Irmn NAS. U illd riv i welcome H A. Tamerun, Lake Chaim D r , Oviedo; Ph 4701 or 4332. I HR h o n e . 1810 W. 3rd P artly fu r See Tam Culbert.uU*e, 1710 ^ 3rd HUTCHISON 'icean front apart n irn t* at C lytona llcach. Tel 1301-J f u n . A partaont*. couple*. 10(1 N La tire’ D N t DRNISHRI) Apt* Set. “ 'xrren, 2'.“ V/ 'H i St FURNISHED A room Apt only 2i*i S L a u rit Ave Mr* Adult* -8 SPLENDID Itawlolgh nnsine** Acallable in City of Sanford. Ku*t Voln*la. or Kaat Orange Count- ROOM anil hoard for thn>.* eltler ly women Phone IHII7 II 2 te* Product* well known. Oppurt unity unlimited for big Sales and COLEMAN'S It t i t HE It SHOP w ill good P rofit* Start your busi­ open Saturday Same plaee t f a r ness on i-rodlt witbout -xperlliters .Market), Same pro -_____ r-nce. Write liulay for fu ll infor­ Si'W folding eot* 85 >mi ea mation llawlr-lgh's Department, 1(— FLOWERS P I.AM .S SIIHUBS .’ t i l l - 8 a P a ir! . $2 AO Kal FAh-440 221, Memphis^ Tenn^ ARMY • NAVY SURPLUS PLANTS FOR SALE - (terhera 310 Hunfurd Ave. Phone 1321 D a i * v Seedling*, tit* ) Dor 14— SPECIAL SERVICER -1 4 MOBILE HOMES Hlniimlng sin. dmitile rose. red. IA ft in 41 ft . priced from 81270 IF YOU HAVE S O M E !H IN D TO or tmik hililsm s, 30 cent* Hose up We have 3 new .icliult mudor lavendar I'crita*. 2A cents S E LL and ara In a h u rry to aall els, also T(H It I T . Y t l.I.OtV WId tv So eent* Mall orders | iim It. let the c la u lfle d advertising STONE. NASHUA, H IC H U tll extra Kipp Nur«erv 713 Andar department of THE SANFORD MIN, ALUM O ItOO.tl A. AI.UM sun Street, Orlando. H onda IIR I4 A I.lt pruve It* a b ility aa a r IN I tl At4.NI.NfiS, efficient *alet medium. I t - - A ult.iiiiibilri • lia lte ra —It Kastside T ra ile r Sale* JALOUSIES Palatka, Fla. WE IIL Y USED CARS L ittle aud , , U fo tlu itf Alum ltium — Frew E (tl Heel — Seeimd and Sanford. I U.Nt lit . r t. Step*, stepping slum*. * mate*. Free Installation—'Telegieasr trap*. >eidlr tanks, win ! phone 1423 Furniture Ceuter. SACRIFICE in.M fo r d Cotixiil 4 don sills A hide' .Milje le Cm, 1in W. Plrat dour Sedan Radio, tires and run erele Co 30!l Elm A 'e Phune .lltio li goud Alts-.nil 1333 IP R E A D E It MEIIVICK. l.ltne and W ill consoler Hade Phone I HAM .1 Duhniiile and F e rtlllte r. Phone 1393 M. D add F, Carpenter. •IAN d S -O rgan*, Hand inslruuienti. (i it 11 a r ' accordlan*. HAVE your lawn mowed by Jerry DAILY SPECIALS Drums Cunvemeiit Term* Lord Phone Ila4-J '.M Sltldehakei i li.iiupom S trnxi Musk, t ill N Orange. UrCALI, it* about our Credit Plan. t door Sedan Aldo laiulo I 'a in t .n g , It tip a i *inn Rem odel malic |lr . ■- one : Ing owner SlllU'i NOW IN STOCK T«*l Burnett Pt Sltldehakei 3 pat ' l l 2. H o* 70 ,' I Tel 110/ W C<miTi4c Henrhex, concrete senger l oupe fully window' sills concrete ivlmlow A L L TYPES Hulldoier w o rt. Rea 1'ipilpp.d f H23 h ill .‘In, grease trails aud timid aooulile Ratea. Ereo oxtlraatel lug m aleriul* of all kind* Plume 2221 V C (Iracey "H uy Iruin New t'» i Dealer-' SHERMAN CONCRETE PLUMBLNO PIPE CII. SANFORD MOTOR CO. INC. Contract and repair work. Free I'hunea 1481, 1211 1101 Freni h \ i r . Ph. 173(1 estimate*, rt. L. Harvey. 104 hxnford Ave. Phone ONE 3000 gal pressure tank t23 h n r*c |io ...i i t l ’ M 3470. Phase 3 NEW FLOO>HS i■urfaced to per- 17 II— Automotive Service —I7 B floor* made like lection. OliId flo 220 Volt Phone 2231 new Flnl *n ln |, cleaning aud HALL'S tiurage lo r Ueuerul Auto Repairing Sanford A Cc'vry Avo. waxing, a lio portable power plant SCHOOL llE fik s — Serving Seminole County alnre Phone li'.m-M. UtiA H algid. t IN IS IIE II A M ) UNI IM S IIE D 1823. If. M. Cleainn. Laae Mary t'U R N TTl'R E CENTER BATTERY. Generator or Starter Jo lilt W III. IHmne 1423 KKEP Service. Call 317, SwaJn'a Rat D duly muwlng • clearing, I'.raif MAOIC (TIF.E fla * Range Phone tery Service. Sanfonl Avenue S Ing shell driveway*, -uxloni I tit 13 after ti (Mi p. m u n i 2nd Street 77 fane Ing. DeWilt H illkcr A Son in Pit. m W ALMA T R A ILE R —Nicely Furnish M AFFET AUTO Service. I2U1 ed Screen parch See Olilnger, North Park Plionv D ll Spoeiiu 0 Satilamlo T'rniler Park. U mile* VI l.l-S D R ILLE D , Pump* Install meter S|iacialt.*|s._____________ i*l, any site M (i Hodge* ph south ol Suulold 1331 M tl) or 12D 19IIOATS - 31(1 K iltS -1 9 a 1 419 UNDEKWwuD tip c rw rilc r Stuiul BURNISHED (Jarago apt CAHPENTKH WOKK Palmetto Ave Lrd carriage Laic model Phone For quick re pair Jobe, or imaU (KH Edwin Varn b u lk in g . Call Jtm 1142 M 4. ONE APARTM ENT Duplex. 22U1 Park A te Apply within. | LATE MODEL G E. W ringer lype washing machine Automatic URIsANDO M orning HenUnaL Or lando Evening Star. CaU Ralob UPSTAIRS Apartment—3 room* pump and portable tub $121 ou and hath U tilities furnished. 1210 Also Davenport and Chair set, $23 Ray, IIBSJ. Palmetto Sec ut 2401 Steven* Ave. in Wyn MOVING, Lora) A long uewood Phone 170C J. ra ge llslnnce. C ALL II, Stora FURNISHED 2 ro on apt , upstair* and crating W. A. Al).AMS. Private Uhl»t-$30. 417 W lli h ilN G E II Portable Sewing Machine la is than a year old Edwin I .AWN MOWERS sharpened 111 FURNISHED Garage Apartment Varn, I’ hune t>34 . 1 '.'* repaired. Sltumaii'a, 210 Adult*. No pel* 1707 PalmHIn Ave-. Plume 813 W 3 ilK L P Y SEI.FY iVIppla Agitator 1 H 4th SI. washing machine* Call or aee , REMODELING, repairing asbesFURNISHED (iarape Apt.. PJUI lle lp y Si-lfy Laundry, 4(Nl W. 15th ly* siding, roofing, French Ave. __ po’ ullng. Free eslimntes No down pay H IC Y c i.E In excellent condition BEDROOM In,me Unfurnished. liH'iita, 3(1 monlh* to pay. I.icen Used very little . Phone 1419. Metwo, Center Write Uox A II *ed contractor. II. J Finch, 818 800 # Codar Ave. c /u Sanford Ikva ld Mcllonvllle A v o , Phime HCH W. SPARTAN II O Y A I. MANSI IN ! l . K IL L —Plan,v Technician HOUSE TR AILER NOW LOCAT­ L ____ W ANTED TO RENT —2 Phaee flil-W Route 1. Sanford ED AT PARK AVE. TRAILER B K D IItlO M Unfurnished house In COURT. YOUTH HUNK IlK IIS TRUCK TO RENT Hunfurd nr nearby. Contact LL IN HEAR BEDROOM. CALL It you have a tru ck to tent you K lro v e r, Extension 240 SNAAS 1738-R AFTER 3:00 P. M. should list this acrvice In the special service* of the Snnford PERMANENT fam ily of thrye do- HOTPQINT W rln g tr Wnshie, Good Herald. We have had in q u lrlw ilt-a l three ktdruum Imuiu with Condition. Raaionable price Ran­ aa to wke rent* truck*. kitchen furnished. City or rural. dall P.leclrlc Co. Reply Rox I). L. c/u Sanfonl LAWN MOWING CHEAP ONE THAYER Ruby lluggy In ex- Free estimate*. Call 703-R. I H o lil. ----------- >W — c»llenl condition. One Combinallon Radio and record •R E A L ESTATE FOI1 .V 4I.K -3 Player. Phone Pin 2 f l l T H 3 BEDROOMS TWO 4 MONTHS old Pedlgcevd Fu l o n i o (onvcnlenlly located lo malo Buxer Puppies. Phone irhools, churahea, and alnrea. J2 4 -M tr ie r 3:00 p. m . _______ I Nice neighborhood. 810,500. 111 K. u t , t’ U, ttee oia L. Paylnn, Registered Ileal G. K I >r.8:P FREEZE 11 Ft. Used LAND CLEARING atato Kroger . ompletc w llli food, |330. . 1 y f* r . (ft Rost, M ary J. Phillips, Aaaoeiate I R ltycle. good condlUon, 815. Dorlara aad Dragline w u rk -S n a il ahull delivery. G ihk I Acre* Ine , 1110 Park Ave Phone 1110 ilM"■iM J ro iT i 9 1 ^ p l> O, lloa 308. Lake Mon roe. 1480 down w ill purchaao 3 bed­ Fla. I’ honea: .*‘anford 9133; Day­ A irriC L k A W ANTED -4 tona Reach 3 1130 room home Bow undur-construct­ ion. R oad/ for occupancy Sept. 111. Total price 87U09.OO. FT. A. W ILLIAM S. REALTOR laym eud E. (.aadqulst, Associate f k i M 1783 A tlantic Bank H M f. , ‘ ER lo live lo o r oul, 3 BEDROOM HOUSE le (a r# fo r tw o children. Work­ convenience*, excellent water, ing Motker, Phone 2284-W. inly near Elder Spring Iraea, some r - d t tree*. 2 1 I MARSHALL F IE L D owned En I acres Iiand. 0 . C. Warrnack, te rp m v hat opanlna for a m b iti­ |2 Box 283, or ir o nw nrr . . ous m in of unquestionable char­ [N a t. Bk. Bldg., Room 312. acter and refinement. Ag? 23 00. College education preferred TM Ifl MPACK A V A ILA B LE I ACRES o f land and 8 foam hmisa, M u tt be roady lo accept position .4 , | * 112 fru it trees and 20 pine try w . by Scot. I end bo c a p a b le ’ of B eautifully landscaped. Known C ALL 101 earning |8,ooo amiually. For Sailaa Old Suala Colllna place. S|m ford Interview w rite Ifruce Jackuel Vance. 1013 Cypraaa Ave., ton. P 0 Box 2583. Chicago 33, AND INQUIRK iPhone 1220 J. |U. State age, edueetten. phone nuntbef. LEAVJNOTOWN r« ir e authorised to sail this SALESM AN-Predece, ettabllshed Ip fa u llfu l modern 3 • bedroom buolfieaa, Good opportunity. Box home a t a sacrifice. Oak J, K , c/o The Sanford Herald Insulated walla and reM, nice fawn, well located, \T Z w o r d w I n t i* -U well financed, good terma. May WANTED HOUSEWORK ~ r 10 | be ihow n anytime. y e a rt axperlanco. good referen­ KEYS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT WESTERN AUTO E °a IP Seminole Realty ‘ Magnolia Ave. Phone IT )0 M home.. Unfurnished. ' 'fftMSMSS; ces. Phone 2314-j. WANTED position ,ti housekeeper, nurse, aud eompanlun Best uf referancci. Ill Oak. Pbcaa XIM-W. to ■ FURNITURE.. U 'h tld GmMare A ll in* it m i tee p u rc h a s e d fr o m Ill t 1 - 4* %Mil ll/O r <8II H84l«l« lit Tl I 'l. Y M ill H I ' Is S \ s | | ti I i U nder I H in ir ill t l l i ; \ IUH.F T S T Y I . I 'M , I N K IIKI.I'XK, I D o o r, 1‘ o w e iK lh le . itulio. hctiler, new plttalir divers ,1 \,\r - 1| KA.Mlil.EK STATIONWAUON. nil melul hody, ovet tit I l f . (tillv A ito v e in r liid e s In le ie w l, I lie I i8%l8*i |* lift* in fill a n rr I n - u ii n n e ;iinl .til II vou've been keeiung tr.iek of Ihe ilu i* oil the ealetidai or notiemg tin -an go -lowii .• Idlle 1earlier each evening, you w ill know that Hie ' ll|d Mail has tn-eu pushing the I’lock Oil tile good -Id s u ih llic rtlllie You Siiddetdi re memhvr the string you ti.-.l on lo u r fin re r last week was to re­ mind yoll III help tile students ol th e h o u s e g e l th e n » e .-i i t - i d ) ,m i decide what and how uinrh they -ire going to take li.u k 'o the i.itn inis If Hit* I* u ur p iitle and toy '* lirst trip to si In h-1 mu w ill yymil lo mftke sure whatever they need w ill he there when they arrive tin Hu- other hand, it Ihe scholar* are making the ic lu m trip lo school, experience w ill Icll (In*III llic lr tugs, boxes, and 'ogfage are practically there d they are ta ile d rigid t I ll lllo n . I l l lu ll) I a ll II . i In k * ill lo t I Wo addle t. -Ii Ihe --I e a c h p ie i • if I, ' • ige Pi lid Colilplele o i m e .1 - I a il lii.me noil e O ld -ll 1 1 ire.i --ii o h •It • • aloe oil each I o lie III! each H u n k ti 4'111 Iv Itu ki il H a p I h a iK *--1. in.I tug l-in'klcd I H ll ’ " k H H U rC H A , K N O W }! « r sa\\£ 'ih jh u is iooK/r \ V Ci 'iH U OHY U i / fH 'SrCAl S?OH OS H IM g o : a i \ v» tx-, ni r il'okMl N •t»> t l »4 ■4V, sill sv/V S < /M3'/ (>NUUL|> » ( »t IO0V •m»*cn u »»• 11 r l inci »mi MOM) A L-O P -U V: SO th A O ) F •iifvtfuS i ii i »v111 m as miM o » Ml*i M>es ovp c m * c t i r SACHIflCl ( '> J o i/K p y ft) se cjH O S ) lv POlVt M “-irTTTTl Hws n.\i s - r ei'_ ... B j T TH5V PON T O A C r a ---------- 7*t :{ P i 9 c r t 'N i? ! T M f v 55 N O ’ —r. -s v k -lU ( . .U - T m * O i\E ^OOVM Y 3 x a C T u> > the -x\s: l a p > >'oe .\e* 'o o ^ ^ o b : V T T^~ 1/ 1C * , / a m l i t a »> T v r 'g iJ A fe s rn / m :. ' W 1t o ; . ' I- \v \y — / ,;i 1 ,*y *.------ - V t - * ,;g fc r i f :A » P R l l ' i r r m . n m ru n A v r>.»i.’ rv 0i>- ' JC'i’ t . A N D > 0.1 5 C u ljS C i-q r Mt3 - j m s 1.0 m s c u r ) ) \ ') Iff S- . I l k ’ J P 15 TUN ‘ ) \ -. \ i i V j'f ji' 1 . 1" s’ l u e t r . ...I.ifc • o ■'H t il I • M l . M O - D M V H .\ K . l . y , sm s a c t s Lis:e m b s OP M ffQ onc l Ig-^V , ( jiP r s • % kQ / / 1 / ’ - Xj SjJ _ - L ) ’ & U H "-W W S U rtAW LlN o LO O K 'O nG Ak'M h AUB 1 '. U 'llt iv rvt.x’- s a G 'liN , W B D O IN S " 1^ J r, —i j. . i fc. y o u o o u . " '* C l1’ L' i \ f-'r | $ < ,. X. a j -2 LOST YOIIH PET? .1 you have— advertise yocr F R E E ft»r IRree tim e* in tinHerald (hroligli the couriusy ol R IC AL SERVICES -2 2 Sanford E lectric Co.. (}. E Appliaweeq, H i Magnolia Ave. Ph. 412 Haggerty Appliance Center "Y o u r Westlnghouse Dealer' Phone 1787, 118 Magnolia. F ltlG lD A IR R a p p llin c e i, sale* ami je rvlce . 0 , ||. High, Oviedo. H i f’hoie 8181 or Banford 1042 W a fie f d p. ladlo a Appl MRIer Radio A Appliance Hanford Seminole Oldeat eatinglluuse'Dealer ilk a. Park,_______ ph. 20 Vodnplch Sales-Service E lectrical It U » t Appllaoee* A al, Kelvlnator. Servel Hefri r.*tor*, Protane Holtla*. Ave. W R AN D A LI ELECTRIC CO Owned and operated by Sidney and I r l c Vlklen. Uendia and Crosley Appllanee*: HJerUTeal coelractIn f and repair*. 112 M*i)nnlia A v.(,'.^ l'hone i l L »» - ___OHIee E gnlpment ilA Y N E S (Hfleu M a c h i^ T ypew riter*, adding machines, Safo«-Roht&ls, 314 ^ g it o lla , Ph. 44, MIMEOGRAPH and Supplie*. M95 395 J945 995 I ni.« tit« ilm iM r* A , OABCIA Cabinet making, opholstrring. Fur n lltirc rc fln ls liin g —repairing An 11*1ihi rgatatrlng. Uplmlsterln j fab rlcs. Work guanmieed n o N Boulevard CL, Del,and, I ’ huu L o w r AND FOUND Reminders For School Travelers .( li k llltl '■ I 'jK r I lie sure to it'iiu n e ill tag* and I ilic l' Hint In-ie -Id addic**e.« ‘ I'nl - label wdh lo ll n -me and .oldifss and school o' i ollege ad iln * lo ide e o-h Hunk slidease alld package K a re n in s - D oor itt.il In .o n e v e n t, w h e H u i y o u 'v e eot a i | i i i r l r r h . i c k o r -i i lo - i le n t - r in t *-i i a h o u s e to gel - i l l to i h o o I to i e -He i Ii w , e i i m i l i o l l j n l II lllllld l'l S w hen i- n d lllg • t i l ' l l h ic g a g e a h e a d »8i III 4 lilriu l H ILL'S F U M N srtlK K H E F IN IS IIIN G Upholstering and Repairing 803 Ceiery Ave. Tel. It 11 - M tfr. v m ir liiH u rn u c e n p e iil. 8nil Hflllp Super - Duper - O IL FURNACES By Rreaky Wall, Floor and Fireplace. M. G. IIOUtiEM MS W. 1st Kt. Fhooel a VBNKTIAN BI.INDH k a rtery prlcesl Kolia It met llllnda. A l.iinlutirn slat* cotton ur plas Hr laiH« Complete reit si r vice Urmluufe Vrnellan Itllm t f'om paht 120 Weal T h ird Plitma ?a$ W. K. McM aster, A ll riiu ilit'in K lin n ille tl th r o u g h Ric h I ItuiikN. "IlMiik r»lr«a »mF m u iium ipi W illiam I* .’ im itli, lliillm u rd tale* Service, Mercury Outboard Sul «» M >3 S Park. Phone 1174 J. 12' 14' BOATS T r a ilir * H a rd ware C Vail Woodworking. 31? Sanfonl. Pit i':t27 J rono-rueit m the oiu-ralout ., I'oinpaiiy the iio to n ie rs . iln 'll! ployees, and Hie ow iiet* ol do inisiiiess the ugreemelil makes a d n i't meats hi the wages of our em ployees neeessary to In no: lliem to a level comparnhle to tliat p re ia tl lug ill the elites and tom .- w!u-re they work and h ie Tills i- m ai1 eordanre with lotig esi.diltshinl i i.m pjU i y-siiii s that is ueeessai y in order lor i i ' to attract and ulam the lo in p rte n l eluploiees sc tit i nI In good sen o e Wages iiiiiliiu ir to lie the tua gi'si single eost ,,| operating .mi' liiiMiiess. .m iuim liri, to ali.ml half ol i-i er.v expense -ioii.il T!ie eotnpany ackiiowleilged tin assistatiee ol the t ederal Media lion and C iilicilititnin Service it, arriving at this .igieeluent It W Dolilliihoo of the Servne pai'tni paled in final ph.ises ol the liar gaining BRAILEY ODHAM USED CARS I‘arli .Avc. iM: tilth St. Y o u r Tl'PPKRVi ARK '•osier Gladys So ill cr by Phone 1730 It Is 1 1IOAT M ILK : It l) t’ rlc it. S San­ ford Ave Phone 7ltt W3 • ••*•* - • **•? ' ■'ll *» f | •II Waal Ada w m l *>» la mir • I D r i hn Ika 4a» kalara * mMI- • ARTICLE? FOR MALL t'oiiehlilllig iieu.ilialluiis whleh tin* tiiiii* si.itcw «ptvpiI h% I Its* Ti'lc beg.li, Mas it. S-nilllerii It II Tele phmie Company phi-tie an,I I ole graph Company Wage Increase* ranging from ami i -nnmuiuealioii* Worker* of $1 i*i to FI oo a week are provided Amerieati i In tuilay aiiimuiieed lor a inajorlly of the employees ilgreemeiit on inoiitltealion* of In addition, agreement wa* reach OAKLAWN their m nlraet which cover* np * ed on the reclassification ol a Seminole County’ * only pcroclual immlier of rltle * and towns In care Cemetery, Business o ffic e r proximate!) At AtXI employer* In lughi-i wage levels and on tile up III) N. PARK, PHONE 1120 grading of certain cru ft loin t TO I. A T K T O C L A S S IF Y im m lier ol changes was also made 14 B l.N'RURANCK -M B in working |>racllee* NEW S l'A t U H S 3 bed/oom hou*e. •avo on Fire, W uuM orm aiiUuno M irtliflculioii* liecame elfectlve Ha!!, „,,-l slii.Mi-i ilie e /e w a y , as ol \ uk 23, and the agreement bile insurance. Sic John ti. W il­ cariMirie. I t.lr ig e r a lo r r.iity liam .' Insurance Aiicnev 403 w ill run lo r one year tiul .pace healer lin iu ile d T t ’-: Sanford A tlantic Hank Hide or President Fred .1 Turnet ol rii» nee* Priced lo r nuiek suitcall 34 (•wner leaving town Telephone Southern Bell issued the following slate Hunt u :m*- i "We are pleased that a si tile salesm an t,u .n il'll1.• sales with litem has been revelled that is (an M.-ll I 'ta lil.-lii il firm , \ I work In all concerned. We are p a rllru log m m litious, pay unlimited, iarl> gratified that It came with erruptiou ol servtee to the die bails furnisti^-il dnly local c«-ii out m terruntion a.‘ *—& _■ .! ■B S g P ! dent iii-eil apply nm-l have car ouhlir In Inc agreement, fu ll con 15— NOTIC ES . PCRSON a i *!* - I S anil releri nees f u r detail write ■dderalhm wa* given to the Inter ................ esl ol the three elements vitally P '• Box 317 Sanford, Florida UAUCHIf H F.STO IU U M -Klderly, Semi-Invalid convalescent Kind ly Care, graduate iL e llila n 9C.7-W, lliu r * . A u k . I t , Paper, Stencil*, F h w ltla 'i lowed _ 'M *>» - 4 | | ' 4O V A i ' \ ij '# ^ 1 1 �Legal Notices PEOPLE AND PLACES: f»i.if i : * , IN THE HERALD ’.H jt it j I IL If.T llf Chief James Donaldson Wants r u m Tiia 'ir a u w i .': i d H r t c in f i'J f i if n n r -in ttH it t-rra fttrn rd aatifflu it h iij ij ' n i ivjtt R E in c ir fu A„ r -fn iJ O H o [jn ii L ia c i p i u n n a nn jrjigrn 'in (loci hc n . i i i j j L i a rar-ic in I*«n 30 Ante* lope l Afr.) 1 fan t-H j u & ja a 48, Frrisli 40. I'olynrsiau drink 35. Us nger 4T. Kvcr (post ) Id Mhrrplike 40 A pluy (in Ifc rm s l usei ■— 1 IT" if*■■■ r~ T ■r i~ 1 n~ yr !L If ■1 1 |Tj Mra. I.awrenca H artaflehl honored Mrs. Herbert S toothoff w ith a stork shower Monday evening at the home o f the form ar'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meisch, W. F irs t St. fn *t TT rr >14 l i t AY H, H. n~ IT 1 ir tt •> L\ TT > ~ r k- Man's name 9. Short sleep 4. Kachanii* premlmn fi. Furnlsli tcM pgranly V!- — *7~ 1) a tr ti 'Christmas Party' Youtli A ctivities week b«Kins at the First Meliindlsl Churrh Sun day evening at u on o'clock with a M. V Fund "t'h rlstm n s t ’ a rjy " Everyone Is in Isririfi u g ill it* by placed in n luickujft’ (or I he hre w -'e r (lu 'u ila f III .(nek m in i lie The Yuuni! f'eople w ill have the rveniliM worshii* service which is to bfg ln at M tMi o'clock H Vs M rr h T ~ n __ __ — TS Program Tonight At Baptist Church The C oiiiincm em cnt I'rogrum (nr lln- F lrvl liu p llx l Vucution llih lr Hriiunl w ill be this uvenliig tn-ulim lug id H (Hi p, m Th.‘ .-siiTliits will he fjpen for display In the various ileparlfiH'nts ul 7:3(1 p in fur the ptvcnl* and visitors to seiThe enruliment ul thu school hu< , The Ils-V II. M FeJtfm of Mt liora w ill he the Sharing ilm ir t ju d .'d an a|i time Ingli of 4.V) sH 'i'ker and the HnV, Fred Stilt- The church bus w ill tiring in Illusi­ son of Urlunili) w ill lead reeren on llu- tin* route The schf-lule hut hern given In every hoy and girl Ihm All toning nvnple between Ih r that ride* tlm hut T(;oy w ill lie re ages of 15 lo 23 years arc In v ilrd turned to ilii-ir homes hy Hi 30 p. m. to ultcmL 1^I||*I»U .itu ll. l h im t.ileinleil tl.i niu.iry l(#f UI It Ili|l III lit# flf 'IMF 111 |jw|l||»>|(| | ll.if u sai.| e lc a ta iiliy IVmiHs ntUI 4 |M|jtf «l »rfiir ill Ahiitu rl'.tiUi fl * tli 4 HfllM Mliit ME* i ilMlii# ihal tm " ll’ti f I allsMY IkffiW H*"f It'ltK'i 4* III# 'll 4 .Vtl.it Vim |,,tte Uir ij.it it, (fl'MI'tiy fMIfAlfi|f h*.lMT l|l« )m i ll I f (efirtriil uml tin? ■n itiuni; .ti.imtn lilt I I fil Hitt If Iif k'l Ail IflA I"II Ct'|s/t eouttn Is ii ill Nfw Viffh. Hiik fit iiMniic* Mate, iiml tiuiiiiia. (hi IdII *’« I Iflii rifiiKOl u n I v lu Ia*Hf ft lie tvaveil llie lulls uitny Hue triiil hiMif titttl mmI Mftn ihrrt (ih iiMAlritt l»v train In ihf iM-nth'I'l loifitt# instate.I stonily T h is .a mil u n, n . tj*ir wuntcu to w lifit alir m il Iifr Uri(|4 I'MKn »n*• l-n iiip » ami m.nr t*r Atirtl MliUin i n»»Urnth va umiimI add: l.ibbv mis a(<" r U"ni you ly 11ii HO (.’t| Yttltk M111 All A ftl'lilllf jiMtim ttMitrriifV wio» niKf imd niiHffl you no Itmgel nave uny *.g,111-i ill Kit littt ItiAi| twllrl»n| htA "ifT^O liet, sties in lo t , with in.it 111-1 limit In lalhlir ^ • 4 t r h nf l.thhv * I'M*tii « riM|«* timlriu Im-r f.imliv man, i» p ii.li.iniy mat tied in nun in.nl to ffMirv runtnlAtriir I Inti tlo-v pl^iM h t a r from h«r **w>w. An >ihfilrTi|lHt r t is ift liiitt In ill# mom m ltlif hull rs lt ttmi l.llthy tiatl lii(I n muff rUttof K lt'f ttiiiiiifti'f rtf io •"WMlFill* Itttn-I ttto Totiv W lhlff SfliM|n f.lht-f tis'l •I st i f»irtv In N ftf V«*rN how rM ir a (I cnrniilfitly ovrrif list |o«1 »|Nf rt»iiv»M "isn't 'huriii rF now.'" I log., guv u ner uo *iit.I g timed. He look Uir h ills , ami aniil You s till owe me ().'> cents tut the plume, blit i ll » . i m ill an es|H*|ise account." Tl»f Kil u-it ushuincd Allot nil, -i* d « f 1(11 rnllirno to Yrtrh ti|i*fnl of h»nillnf Isllilav • iratl whlfh loved l.lld.y, ami you .It.In I got t • d • hfr si I" Mi# PhAftlonMl over hiving a iwisun hi un nmir, a tUttihofiit nt #T>n» Wi|.|#f In Mrf*tv w |rn V llilirff Ifttirt t li* in it jir t lf f t »n day. lie nniKl lie sutli-ring, loo. flrwl lluno f’ttv*fnmli firowllhv thrmiirti ttliD b e g u n nun icdly In tnlli tli. a. s-jlji.■■■a 1,1liuti 1st» tt .a nliiarai '* La sag* atami iilvnmit i)ah * II only ws llhew a lint diiet liuu Wilder and (.'H A IT K It F IV E Libby look when they n il Oeiitlelil, W ILDER had left hi* apartment Ii w« could liuve the m r —" "I don’t ttintk that ■ going to be un Monday afternoon carrying a euHcate. and Libby tell horn* Mon­ Ilf eyas lily, 1 | fully tout. You'll day dlgbt. Hugo followed K lfa heat souft " Ifugo was luim , tnefidtram or thought, took II furlfiee. ly. flits steudlms* steadied Hof. Hit* "Did Mr, Wilder own a ra r 'f" lie tlihat gel i i i , ol hm niigei. per untagoiiiam. must lemn lo Hunk id asked. Hilda said that fir . Wlldt-f didn't 1,1m os a ft loud *d ihs im iiily, and own a car, but lia bail the use ol md a* n man who rind tu m id n*t put somstlmca. II was * yellow down lot liet epuain. Wiiy go on cofiveitlble with a black top. a big laboring it tli* whole episode was thing. Hh* didn't know lit* make dead. It was just dial alio whs on or th * 110* 11** number. t | i t d I d edge, uml Hpe ngd lind very little know it w a in 't Mr. IV lb le r'i bf- alesp. Hugo said Dial Iropi hur dcauripcause there wa* * monogram on Hia door w ith Ihitiala (hut u yren't lion, K|epip>r Oulta s 'rn u d t|ha a Id*, and ■ couple n| tim e*.a worn- tele User. "Muyhe shea mil up ««t go drove up hf it. "Hetwean ua," H i l d a told, " I think Mr- Wilder owed a lot of money. I dun I think he was ud juat (or fun. I think maybe h* waa on the run. Hy ln|d me m say It r yone came asking tor mm that didn't know whtra ha was or when ha laK." "A nd did eomerm* come u f T- flugd aiked. tN>*ld*a ''H ilda se|d yea. A ntan pamyd a, and again ihg n*M • a flo u t, r*d>|acaU m htad ms to i»l mtn tn. t g alling a w arrant fh! jiK T iW u r ( I t said fn p rliy t “ I'm go." and walked away. lugo caught un with har in the Goble. Oiltatd*; rain y*aa falling ivtiyi rh e r* waa nq cab n Ughl! t u r ," > h d fh*y t t f r l f d M W* •&: Jsawsjtim m K S t t ,J ----A U f t t W 'ijf l» ' : ** T. J. M iller In turnln nlantint* beautiful palm* aroun.l the Im perial Theater huildintr uml If the • nut 11 hoy* allow them to grow, they w ill ■rrratlv enhance Ihv aiipcarntu-e nf the area around Mntrnolla Av«. anil Hecond St. m 5*~ •a 40 Sack <abbr I IVOHls I pi I - - ’ ■*' -* II, S TA N I F.V C. I I AK Hit A t the reali,*"?* o f Mr. anil M r*. M. W. Lovell on Cvpress Av« A Navy Chief in Fhotugraphir Sfiuadron S la ty Two has MnnoMncvd that hs is planning to a ta ri this afternoon their ilauirhler. Miss Carrie, waa united in tha holy a ranch In tin- m a t future. Of cuuise i i e ranch I going ' > he on one Mid o f tha fa m ily ’s 95 foot tra il- bond* o f matrim ony to David C. Marlow. the I ark Ave. T railer Court and the unlmuls » i Ibis "ranch" w ill he Chinchillas, hut never the ]e 4* it w ill 1m* kruitvn »* the F lfi'h la T ’ " r' l',Tl »'hiss chiJIu Jluhcli The I ’ico Mock, famoua in the carlv d a yi o f the old Plant System. The Chief i* James N. Dui.iildsur, f llC , who 1 the lending chief o f the 1‘ hotographie Department I* living nut In firs t clo«« shape and from the cobweb* o f nnrlen* o f the siiundrun. history it la heimr placed In good condition fo r o fflce i. achool, and lie ami his wife firs t became nt fn m ilv of which they w ill give him a good income to lodge rooms. interested in these animals several (|((, H ,|«.M«-**r>dent. Mini.lenient his retainer pay from years ago and thev have sbvllt Interesting usltecl o f the Navy. lAUODHT in. I f l n the intervening time studying the hueini-KK is the luck o f He plans to locate his ranch Karl A. Ituiiihlvy, G u im rr’n mate 3 /r, son o f Mr. and Mra. John a n im a l* hnhlt*. livin'* conditions. u (ir|t jj M.|(uiie« tn keep the anl- aoineolace In Florida when he iturnbley, is home oil a 20 day leave a fter an ahsenre n f 15 monthn anil all Ine other thing* which go ),t;»tlhv urd thriving and the rloes retire, so maybe someday active duly as a member o f the Naval Armed Guard. Into being i* successful t hinehllla high, th ill is If flu. niinie “ Flnrlda Troolcal (’I.i... Raymond lo m lijn U t. form er golf-pro at the Hanford Countrv c iu li, recently nlaced th ird In a g o lf match conducted by the F airchild A irplane Corporation at Huytlngton, N. C. 43. O b s ri t r runners •"* 1 »* 11 To Start Raising Chinchillas 31. To " Y rtl*r4»|‘t Aasan urge ton) 41, Thin, b rllll* 3.1 Employ* cookie 31. Vehicles with * I lingo apolnglgfttl no 1 1in r liiltu non A a lu ily snfiy to iirtnb in iv1 1limit unfit p. tint wt-'rr no flitm in t ini a H nun nf nitre, uml If *tr run gel itidd ol Wilder i ’ 'Uli. von know i'uny7 a wun-Jl'l till IH.V." Not well, UK u mulfpl nf fitil, nut " W ill, In d li-I dll I, lint ti-lllly in iiiiu ii ly " I mi s unyi.in 1 tint fi um tins tt IIV lie 1 p « it k s id ynll, M I his i Iriks " “Darling, whoever you nrr, I'd l.p gltid to co o|i*rate." lingo t skilful and dellcato mlvane* wit* inking too much time. KH‘« patience snapped. Hhe tiruli* the conversation m two. Hit* said: 'Actually, M u * ( hilts, w a r * more than llitrirs le d In Mr. Wilder. W * tltinlt my rnualh haa eloped with him " Her v o l e * waa high. Eleanor Oaks iipsi'i lit* cuff** pot all over the golden velvet ol nrr rube, swore, uml began mopping "W alt n minute: I'll nuv* to take thla tiling ud It'a ruined. I'll be back." Walking out n| the room, *hy tell the door poitiy open behind her. lingo didn't took at Kit and ha ditln I say anything. Ilia tllrnca smI i I a lot. Klt-mmi oaka mad* a lightning chungr. cam* tiack In crlmaon tirocatfa. vNuw, wliaiy w ar* wyT" Tha It-leplimi* hnrdneea had returned. Iter mouth w«* bUtff* cTQiiy'g eloped with g cunainT How rtw mn nt In I Hut I iton't ace how I can help. I wish I could tell you mure, but all I Know ta Dial he live# yet.'smuawlier* in the Village." Klcunur Ouka' apailincnt over­ Hlia waa talking at rather than looking Park A v * ii u e waa IS to them, waa looking past them, a lo n tf m lit* air. f l i t ruga smf till* saidi “ Oh, there you ara, Upiudsteiy, the d m |.p ij uml lurnt- sweetie,'’ to eomeoh* beyond tha lur*. shared Mtsa Uaka' own ap- couch. "The** people ara m a k ln | pea ranee of having (wen *ap»naiv* im purits about Ttmy W ilder." and slowly fuccumbmg to Jim* gnu \ mkn who nad com* mm tin iVaff, d ll* was a tail Woman, hand- mum strolled forward- Tha b a l l font* In 8 ngrd. rpnpy t||st|iiip, ild 'ln ’l fupg grid either he hh4 bee* wti* answered in * ball t>*r*e||. a ffjr ailent with t i j f do«r or ft* It waa a morning lor w o m a n was elsewhere in th* gpgrtment. clutching wrapper*. Klcanot Uaka' Ha waa youngial,, anywhere from *(ga gold-colored v*|vef w ith er- 30 to 40, t i l l »nd whipcord tnut* min* lapels, rn it W*|g|tnt) Hugo lit Ilia tac* wa* that ot an ascetic, a spill second, found him not want- flgah c|oeaiy weldfd m th * bunas, !P«. And fgvured K il w |lh a neniral d tfP «y* lo ckfta , hollow temples, and iliainterreted slate, "('m u * in," but ha didn't look ilka an aaoatlu. fh * said. Ilia akin was pallid, as though ha Tqrnato jutca and a pot of cog** llaad under arttAclai tight, and h it ara on a rpum) table in front of eyes were bits of g I o a a y gray a Manhattan ikylin a Mias Qg|f« Ilona. Yellow hair waa brushed motioned them to a pink velvet smoothly over a long head. •ola heaped with gold and sliver Ijnidanjfjted to them o ilier tthan cushions. "A(l down- C o ffe e !" lia r voice graa much o e tin terpHrpd jpg a t* than it h id oven on tha taiaphona ■'W lidarr' Th* l a f l n a a ol Ida aarhar. Her eyea want ovar Hugo voica waa n shuck, you eapected It M fm . oyar m* lava, tha w idth of to OMpe out adget*. "Who la Wlldag, hia shoulder* 0|S p!**ain»iy aba pad M p d * lighting a aigarat lo t h*r"Oh. )ua« J handooma (toy who B % »M apt*a Hi* cogea- • ' • w j f W * r w *■ with twa— pgprtvaa o f tha dtr*«t m«ana qf with Mlag lUysn’a o a u a in , and t - fur the I'lu fita , they an* tiiliiic lit i loo. S nm i'lini* * the ic e ls tc iP il uml liP tig lce d i i i i I iiih U t t iii s ill fur H- in us h ns 31500 fni a uuir. The Kelts indy weigh I 'vomit'*-s on ii fu ll g io w ii nn im a l. It w ill he nearly two -yeara b e fn |e I *i.rial.Is..ii is ic a ilv to |)Ut his t'h ltii in lia s on tin- im irk u l as it w ill Inke i i . at tong for the anim als in rn n liin lv i.m nigh for the sules lo be inofltahle. A feniuli- in. v liuve i i “ mullv na three litte rs n year w ith one or two (u'Mig Die uvem ee Tin re m uv less us m u llv in eight in each of the t ille r * , lu ll Dnludilsofi kiivs two ■ii ihtei* is llu ' iim k I lik e ly num ber 111 l Sill'l l C hief D iim ild u m w ill lot going i.v*-fs.'iu. fo r n few m onths be* ginning in October, so Ids w ife w ill fu ll h e ir - In llu* io li In k in g m l - o f liie in Until lie letllU IS , Hi* has siicnl tin li i“ l Mi'*, years in the navy nud lie o ln ii* tn go on in n illv e d u tt in llie Fleet Iten - n c it m i ! he i o niiiletes 4JM years h e iv iie The tim e between now nli.I hi* p p liii'h ie n l lie believes w ill give him n good chance to gel the ( hine hllla husinesa on n fiio fltn b le b u lls which lie believes HI.ii,.tiers llu ld * Ili.Mityr (I.....I, 11.. f l.iitis • 'asslitr T.itnmv tVmi.l AruiPil Korcp* tliisl. In Tin* Air N p « 4 Kfi.irt* VVpn flier i-IIH T V News I I pi I p Aral ( Cl 'iiniiell f-n r.i him I lie Unis -tint. AgtiIrisi i'rIm p I'lnrlit.iiM . t.f nit.rs I-*. ...i I Ink t T ltra fp r rtf anti Mrs .Xt.rtli life a m T I iiip Hnfihs Ip The N ile lli.herl M m i i a 'tiiierr ,Vf»> Klftlil Klgti i iff a v r u iifti %. A tllitIH T 21, 1948 The Sanford (Hants have rapped a berth in the DMA F.H.L, playoff. If Hanford were to lose Ha five rem aining games and St. Augustine should win its four games le ft, the Cinnts would s till he .0003 ahead of the Saints. A It. Tuylur of W inter Harden recently purchased fio in 0 . II. Carl ton n frame a uiirlm efit house nt Fourth SI. and I'alm ettu Ave. The fom apartment building was sold foi 4) 1,1100. 11 I.'. If fill m. ll'lf i 11 •« ‘0,. ibriiumh ' 4'nv.v. ... Ilf.llh-I sit'll WI lit m l I ............. w h o In ii.>i k i.x iiri t " I"- r l l l i r r . |r * .| .<r M il**, mi.I nil |i»ir I !•-» I i .i v I i . k i.i eta ||f.| tin In 1.414 HI1V r lU lll . li l t * Of- j n l e ' t 4 i in III* ( n il..n i n e •!* r i t l l . r l lilll'I. I . f . i l n l 111 (*(-111111.. I* . Minty. K|..fill n I..*i( 111 N t V nf X IV , (-V . ii.Ti T..11 llrlily in ii . h i i h, ll.utK* i !• I-!h »I y i «.i n mi PMi-.li c l i n n . n r* b a r e * ||-,.tiri.il lfl.il .1 "till 1.4 - I..-P-I I. p. h ik I i I .iinitiisl yi.il Id Kip I 'l r . l i l t i-.tn rt in Sp iii I h '.I p <•untily. Kli_.rl.tp, in t-hnni-erv. I.v I'liiln tlffp - I. I N >Hli 4 d.l Iti. .**nnl I. .North lit* if If * .4.4.1 ... Ii nf vim .u p rp*|iilrp.| 1., fl|.- wltli Kip CI«rM of *ni.i i - n u n » w rliiP ii n|i|.*nntlt< ■« i|.». 4.. .Hilly n r l.y n l t n e n r y * nnil t > r iiy.in I l i r e A i l l . I'lntn, i * .i t.iiriip n hi.pi- ii.l.lrr-p i* |» (i | l . i t I1.il S.i u ( . .I.I Kii-rlil.i in. . i p u r r tn Hu* m n .|.liillil I I n i Ii p . p In .in ..r l.pf.iri Knlunlay Kp | i | * i i i . .. pi i:*, .1 |1 . *"(* K v im full i n jci an. a .Ii-. ip c |ir.. iniift-fp.i u lll l.p rn lppp.l ii if i*1ii*i yi'U. I'*'*! *n.-li nf vi.ii, f..r tin* r » l l r ( iI piiim HiI p J In K.p Mil Iir I .'.Ill'll.I'll T h e IlillilM ..f llllp “lilt l» l.< I|.llp| lilt' Kill- In III*. 111**.VP iI p -i rll.P'l I.I 11.1 itn lll.lTPVlMlP.I t l l l c ..f Mill'll p.'ll I. "I. .1 NIIIITII mill ItOMI: I l l ' l l I. X n l l T I I . Ii1* it If*. 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Test I'u ite rn i 'IIK llncpp 11. . 1.1*.i r v tin Kh i s .I p tt Iti.i'e Vmir T rnul.le Klim Mlturl* Vt'll.ll In T it* tv ..1 14 Ki.irk i'In i. i . i T * r u *in l ih r I'l fll l PS Ileal 'I'l.,. i ik I lin y Kfnrcii T s i. K*«r T I ip VI..u p ) Kil I in ,|ut N la lil I1p v | p »i tipiiiiilinii Thenier I'l I trill e K r.rn ie ie 1'p.l Muck Aluiiltfiii lli.ui H iinijy K m c lilin .I lin i p News Kln.il - Klgn I iff • tr ill i M l.iitll**" f*!in|r» * N Violence Feared In Flood Threat FORT l-A U D K R D A l.E ii»t-Hi..*ri f f * deputies patrolled a dike at a: m ile B f-id In the North New River Canal today lo guard agalnfl a possible attempt by fUmd-frarlul form ers tn dynamite ti}c spillway The patrol was eslablished at , the request of farm ers in the Dvvif. i.rra who said they had ha*rd that “ hot heads" In the Bello Glade region m ight dynamitu th« dam to r t ’eun* water from Lake Okre chobee and reduce the flood danger in the lia llj Glade farm ing arga. at YIP 4 V 4. t|. Far more " is per gallon in the trips Y O U takel On Itnfl irtpi; ihort trip*# all ,r*P,»Y*u 9*t f«r i milttoga out of o ’33 Chovrolot. 11 oHin Impoifi In ovoryJay drivlnf tvor ovwy«*«V w «bl O ut to tha golf c o u rt* O ff o f Ashing. H a lf across Ihf ful^sgcglg vgcatlou. W hin Aowaver you drlva-you’n Un m oa a to* km gaaoUu C h tm ltL 1 i la, thla y a a rt ChavroUt ownara ig fA# m o il /dfporfdrtf gotta lit Along with Itfls greater gna n get lower over-all upkeep coats, rolet ia tha loweat-prkad Upa Drop ia and b* ua show you fgfrpcoaf. • ' trtW In festivities nt tonight's game, llu .lily Lake w ill irre lv e the /.eh f t a llif f t rnphv fo r being mimed the most popular nlaver In the F.S.L. ami u “ stork shower" w ill he given fo r manager Hal Gruber. T ppi I 'intern tlr It lia r .1 T e d * f’nie Kay King nr Hpacs lle u g tr lllg k il T I I '* ! TO i r S K A I I * T , \ T K UK K U ' l j l l M TO; it fl*ll A lit* I H t’j f w r mill M il. t * n B i* ii u r N u r . iii« wi{«. i >i iui in.. ul* H tT liin- Si-mm..I* (-*»u»ty, F t . i r l d n : W IN K flK I* U n » .V R |,t. tile u n k n o w n «|.*.u»i". Ii* lf* . .Ii- vi 4**4, u r . i . . I *■.*". ti'fc***t*44 ..r . r*.tt | j f H . »*** » ’•*if , 'f t t t J ttl* lr TRAIL RIDING CIRCLE H RIDING STABLES . «»NK M IL K SOI TH «»I* I.A K K MARY ON t (H 'N T ttY Cl I ’ ll ROAD I). L. HIONDHICKS mil)' , \ T C IK L 'I.R I I �CITY COMMISSION County Personals M r. nml M r*. K f r t liu *tn v a *o n o f W c*t M n rtfo ril, Conn. ure v is itliit? h'< h ru th e r-lm la w mol * i* te r Lake Mary M r-. C W Sjolrhon or... .tuiivh•'**’*' Elmure lire rn . xnrtil >Vednesdav afternoon w ith the funner'* ilniiithter, Mr*. Eduar r n r r i'h nml datnrhtvr, L’yiithin line, in Orlo Vlstn. Mr. nml Mr*. K. l>. Fawcett leturneil Tuesday from u Inn if weekend with friend* In western North Catoliim. Mr. mol M r*. Tom Freeman, .lr. nml Stevie ure home utrnlli. foltnwlnir a week'* visit w ith rel­ ative* in Alahanm. ^ Mr. and Mr*. T. B. Sidre* re­ turned Wednesday from North (iiia ril. I ’eiiiia. w h ile Ihev spent two month* w ith her son, ('a il lllvntulle. M r*. It. II. Bulmnk* nml dnuithle in , Mi»* lim it (ieuc olid M i*. 1.. Hal *1,Ur v v initial her 11mm li­ ter. Min. Toni Wise mol son. in Orlo V|»tn. Weilnesdnv afternoon. Mr. and Mr*. t'la v Smith nre hume mriiiri folluwlmr a vacation spent in N ortli Curolinu uml New 4 York. M l** t'arolvn D ilk* I* visitim r her'uncle and aunt, Mr. uml Mr*. I 'm v Adam*. Mr. mid M r*. Mereer M urruv of Fort Valiev, lin. hrouirht the la tte r'* llio llie r, Mr*. .1 M. Iloml. home Fridnv. a fter she had visited them fur several week*. Mr*. Mm tav ha* v inlicit in Lake Mm v on numerous occasion*. Mr. mol Mr*. C. I’, Hrasliurlon have a* th e ir iroesl*. th e ir son- n law uml dm itfliter. Mr. nml Mrs. tuhert W i'ttilurel uml son, Huh. of Cincinnati, Ohio mid a irramlson. Kenneth llrnsiiurton o f Trov. I'enilli. Mr. mol Mia. Italidi W illi.no* mid dnnirhler*. M im a uml Me ialile. accompanied hv I lie In lle t's mother. M i* Fluid. Minahew. ie tin oed Monday svenlr.;; from u short vicotiun silent w ith itlu live* in A tlanta, and south (ieor»fi» Mis* Eleanor l.oilei, Head Ml* t^ M ’ss of tiiim tm i School, Cenhe vllle. Mm vlaml I* the eueat of her friends, Mr, mol Mr*. A. N. Scott. Mr. anil Mrs. J. A. Chulklev mid duiiKliler, Nancv. returned S atuidav from visitim r lelatlve* in Kk'hmondi Va. Mr and Mrs. J. T. lin ke r of N orfolk, Vn. have moved into the former Shuman house, lie ha* hren transferred lieie nml I* cur* le n ltv stnlioned at NAAS, Snnford. 4 ■ M r. and M rs. Jim Hoh I,toy,I of ^ W in s to n .Salem, N t ’ ate Miendlnir tome tim e w ith III* iiu ie n t*. M r mul M r*. .Iiunea l.lo yd. l ittle Mian Hamlin T e rry , I* apcmllmr a week with lo r irrumlpatent* ill I'ulnmi. Navy A ir Cadet Spelievr Faw­ cett nnent the weekend w ith hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. (I. Fawcett. He I* lu'lm t tra n sfe rre .l ft out W h llln u Field at M iltrm to Corpus E h r iit i, Texas, sh o rtly. M r. uml Mrs. T . E. Hpirca have ’chased the L u m p ,it h u iiie on hur A ve. and expect In muve in soon M r. mid All.*. E .lirar I'n rrls li and d a uu hlvr, C ynthia Hue were Sunday vile st* o f her un re a l*, Mr. ami M r*. C. W. Siohlom . Mr. t|«i( Vi. t Y y trr s t-r ■*'' Mr. iiml Mr*. II. K. Frederick mol dutitrhtcr. Holt v Jrnn. Dorothy mol Shirley of B lontiiom rrv. Ala. were I Hr i'll ru t* o f her brotherin-lnvv nml *i*te r. Mr. uml Mr*. I.. C. I'UII*. Friday uml Saturday. Mr. mul Mr*. Vie Frederick of Snnfonl w e ir ilin n rr truest* of the Tillise* mi Snlunlnv. Mr mol Mr*. Ja r* Howell mol o n . tin**, o f Jacksonville Mir ill lhe weekeml w ith llie lr respective niirent*. Mr. mul Mr*. Ituv I*. ..... Mr. , , , nml Mr*. Joe Ilow ell mol I 'lv ln W h.'.ithev ie tu r m ’. l (Continued from l'a«e I ) "i repair muinlrnanee and eaten ilium . $1,000 of I $6,000 A sum of , 1, 10s o( parking* lots $.*a*> A sum Slim wa* added in saw a llw a trjl , i5lN, (,„i Mllll ..... ri.tln vf In repair and maintenance of hall ' diamond and softball fo ld *. 1 IV fond, no alloealion Geneva ttj H t H K " T lv . Thi ■I f Ini' **?.* . Jesse I-aid law. Cut* in (ho v ln v l* ' hiuluet to, k M l** 11,'tlv Helper of Coiumbia. ,u the follow me tieiierai street N- C. is visitim r her par. .!* , Mi iu|r|i1|e*. $lisi off * cni. slieet si,m*. H a rn ' C.eltrei uml Mm f,n ti Htclnm ets nm l fa m ily , all mien! Sunday iifle riio u n n t New n u .vrtm Hearh. A f te r ’ sw hnm im r lltc v enloveil u fish f r y supper a t lhe lioim* u f Mrs. I ’ re v a tt’s h m tlie r in -la w ami sister. M i. uml M r* (iu v Ourrance In New Sm yrna. H lc h u iil N orton relurne d home Monday a fte r spendimr the -u n i nier w ith Mr. and M l* . Ed d in e tte in V e iu a n il. M i. and M r*, lo hn ny H le in m .t/ la n d children Ihdd.v um l t aioi,of M ill., le ft Tuesday a fte r v t* ilim r Stelm nets's b ro th ci and M r*. Hi li.M H i: S O D K ItH l.O M 't'lie W .m iaii’* M issionary So­ cie ty ,.f the Lake M oti.oo lla n lis t Church liu.l th e ir irelieral i i h i ' i i i l l v tm -etinu Mondav eveninu at M:llli o'clock at the church. The sul.ieel of (lie p ro yru m was, ''S em im il,' In d ia n * And T in u l , si** Wav ' 1 M i*. 11. H. M a rlin wa* in ehaiL'e of tlie m eetinc In tlie ah• eiue o f M i*. F .l U plediV . J r M r. and M r*. James F rlester and children. A llu via . Jim m y, lackie and I'am elia, o f W ilk e jb o ro . N. i . w vi e the i ere lit ir uea Is of M i. wtnl V, j. K. t i Hoderblout. Mi ..ml M u . E ve re tt lla n k e i ■ml i-l.iIdt vn. IK ,ii* and E vere tt ,,f Lab. land and M r. llo lie rt McKeniiev. Jr. of ram pu were the Week .'lid I' lCSt* o f V t i. C. II M, K ennel, and .Vn and ' l l * I t vrein OTh-l e. M l. and Mrs. E rnest llu v l* and children. Jenltn and H e tty, were the recent iruesln o f the Rev. ami M r* II II M a rtin and M r*, twiura I ’ rlexter M r. and M r*. Hyron O 'lh d le -peril Monday at Ih ivtn n n Head,. , Mr uml M r*. O lenil M a rtin mid . hildren. M a rilv n uml Joan. ..I Kansu* C ity , Mm, were (he week end p ile i,I* o f the Hev. and . ' l i * . II II. M n rtin . Home o f Ih n . le ild e lltn of l.uke .... p la iin ln ir MinifOn and l'iui|a_ lire an a ll day n u lln e Lalan lla v . for I lie piilpriBi' o f cle allin ir o f f Ihe Svlvao Lake C einidvrv. The la d ir* w ill fu rn ish a covered dish lunch eon. Those who are interested are welcome l» eonie and uive a help rnehand^ KV 1.. • ' ' , ....................... ' fu n d. • — fu iirtirtic «, otf $1 mm . m im a 'iu ti id *!a.V" ,1 hy emilr.o I y . 1**1 . Iiiuitia'hm of eonltiiyeneies until the end ol the huditcl. tl.iNkt. sui l o e .lr *' 1:*kf-'. t l 'IHI off t*v«i and ehiiiinaluin hup $)(KtS o ff l.ih m uiidiT ’ h I,.,.I .■ to i' IH lt*l ,.,.l VI i buries T I in ii t V11m ia. (.a .VI, a- , i, l M,-, 1 1 1 , it Ilo n l of ' " 1, l l Coi 1 1, ?• ; t, P lInl.M .»•■ 1 11 \ fill' s -ft (I lit lin 1 I I II t'.Mi I* S ! to M i' k ot O 1 1I (i> H im *' 1rI i 11ftC 1 moi *|i |n> v n m. • u 1 ill f « c l hi - 1 'i'll ll> Mil der h l l d i t f i d \ 11 | «h >t dilOikl k J d hi Ml « S u m m e r S jilail S iin d w ic li r ill l.i .loo m n ; •,| I i i i n »n w 11 i i ii v vi i nit I, i s - «.l. 'M l \|» M M H I , ' . K I tl-x (JO ........... UJ III! II V si m i ', , * Hid i. Hi * '!■ ». i 11M I MjlM’ . t 111 lli, i .1 I lit * ...it, M d IM It iM v s i i >h 11 o»*| i| d d; i non t I r h. •."i.i i i < r« iI \ \ll lih b i'd iii i <;i T \i;i .M > i’ i \ i 11: lllii I \ HI i: i i i I 1.1 I \ Ml . m l y " wt£ .*** T '• y.vj :4 C » i y * %i* i .***♦# 1 # 'V v f f . ii* m Ml, to cut fatigue-make driving easier! comtruction Now 4 -ft.-wide roar window vl in*; * 1 6 9 6 00 Itnilli), llt'uit'r, Autuiuntic TninHiitiKsicm, N ew T ir e s Til) F O i m VH, T U D O H S E D A N K iiiiln , O v e r t lr iie , L o w M iie u u e *109500 •111 FOIU) VK rilUOtt One Owner, Low■ Mileage f ■», * I • » 895 °“ I 1, 1•,| !11>11 It iii.il>--. N. *109600 •47 DOUCE FOIUM1K SEDAN ............. (Cuillfi. Hjftipr* Tires * 695°“ Now non-itg ipxlngn v i * itv If tV J ><* i d<| *50 CHEVHOLPf F0DII0H SEDAN iiltdla, f'l;LH|lr f’^vyrn I.I It li. j: - . . . a n d i n th e D R IV E R IZ E D D ELU XE CA B s ix to c n •50 FOUR VH Vi TON PICKUP................ * 8 9 6 '°° Four trimsqtlMton f m in t in ljtiu f 'd 'ttftv /Vi- *51 FORD V8 ii TON PICKUP.......... _________________ ■ *;h . *r l . _______ *I095OU Al l OUIJ USEL) ( Airs WARRANTEyi lyfON i » , s t>R ) vtll)'' .ii • ..............- Rfi'A.Ktu a) ah' Aiimum/in naiionai *U I WAKKANIT UlAlt h* IH lilt UNHID SIAIB may hi p th M iiif), Ifiim m ir c iu illc l i t l l i l w d h iiu liiiitn h f ih Hi f ’. w if i fia t , , , || ia lii | o f (6 t U l f o i i l i j i ’ il f«M$liMit% m o U tftilliiliia u l %liyhl ok I k i cu«t h i tlm f< m l DMIVLHIZCO DELUXE C AQ< ' * '51 FORD 6 CYLINDER Vt TON PICKUP .. ’ IQ9 & 00 * I v '& ¥ -*’ • ,v tiM il features! h it n d h liin t l u m l p itis s w n o ( if i t iil u N u it j d o m u * 8 9 6 '0U ' ■ m lilitio n c il c u s to m iz e d *1 ' " ”Vl • •fill FORD VH !j TON PICKUP.............. , li I.I I ■os— <a> SALE ll.'itllti. l.HW 5 |lle » K e I to :• ii* i <t: END of MONTH M09500 \ venue I I * rii 1 11 \ H i t lid - a t „ I ( if II I'.h t.rtto Only FORDTRUCKS giveyou T II It 13 hkhan 1 ft Now waathoi-iifllod •511 FOitU VH. Fcmnoit it \ i n i* i»j i* 1 H l / r i ll t . H . A N U ’ll N K ff IH * VENT I »N E L I ,\1 N \ T E H H I 1LH>' 11E L I S K . s r it A i’H. r..asnliabie Prices M cH E Y N IH .D S l l l t l l l * •51 M E 1U U U Y F O ltU O K S K D A N I* ki *,1 1 1 . nr non h o i 11 mu vro ill \ $ | . , 1 | »K I i . I t ’l l im ! * ; * [ » . r.\ i mi * i i'i *s It M ii i ■■it Ih. ( I,. I VrstiHtJ li-d.l r c n m i i l . i l \ A im I c i s c ii I I • I lie . have , 1 h.b II u liwiu I . a , o l . i dale. I |. dent S |icci;il'i to m | l i d* it v s i u iti» I III T*. ■r ....hid 11id on ol 1 Mi 1 Ml If • • 1 t O honlliC I h *1 » po tiTcd tiid I Jim | t tic i on h id I *| *| iOI I I4I'I V ' Il I o l l t k f II l t d Hi ! ' !' ill t l i i l l l V I t I * • i 1 c H i d f> I H d iet tin i 1 lli> II. Il v * d l l U d * 4| I t i t d I '* • , I n .ih l the ........ ' L '» pilUi hi*nli mi l.tlini 11 lift) kv* L»l»t»i n •< .> : i drp.r. Mil Hit.l! Ii.t'i* 'Ml I li VNKS i v e il u | r ' li t I I ||to till 11 > Ii o I II v t' 111;11 11 11 ‘i'll ■1 1Mio 10.1 Hi Tic ii'iri l k Mi n k n i l ' o u t 1 ^ il hi .n in . ifiic* t i.issl i -MU' I iJ I ' h i i M i m 11 I n.00 M.imlsv i o 'it* t i t* I loll 1 <l o l l I' l' t* I I . Ilf I ,11 -l In I fill MIH U* M ‘I,HU * i,. 1 Tl Mi ' I lit * * 1 I m * 111 i t •»1 c I l oss Ilid • Mils'* l i l t . *I • lit’ I ...... I lilt* If C J p t i ^ Cf l ! 1 Ms’ | f * «■ .i lii'ifidc ctilh- Mo ^ 1 v ftv 1 iI I I he t,ii*h MC* — - Jy* *-#»• I , f I'( -H i i ti’i t! r I «t ^ 1 | t y * *»i h o o t 4,c ■»t u n |O.M -I*. 'll I tfic S I I S V\ li f| C'lld* ti. 1 t‘ . ' FTtut t ill 1 ,11c iI p rm I Iv c foi Ai i i i t M u n . i f ’ t i l . t ‘id(Mi 1j, . . . . -loo c v, lim e M i , Iran i ., . h j, m id M i*, I i l . i IIrm tllV ,\ fundlv o f i * How Hptiuus, 1 O hio . a ll , . I on Mi Ih 'in in y 's h rot he i in law and *i I, i , sI ■ ami , M |, wild Ia n n is n . iilu , i |.je>dav M M 'lh iiii tit • ' ( ' f . i n - r Hid 11 -i*|e r-in law Mr. uri.l Mr .. I ’aill M«*well ,....* famt.lv. ..„n,l M r* T. ... | Vj , | ^ .............1 spent Mltn. -hmv -*- touched. *o the C o nu nissiiili de cid­ i-‘o * iin in i^ tu m d ru m *il ih .tt • I.th ed to add i l nisi to tin * sum It 1* a hti f ilt * m dm in i' \ t stated fei im provem ent o l Ncgem ■n!*l Iv i,mpln> t,d I»•r j i ' i A* la c llllt-." I I'tiik ii C o m iu r S ie n i|-T advocated the 1• h ,ul <»f .i full y i\u \ !• l\ Hi. in sta lla tio n of new le iim * e im rli. I il ftthl Mu UtiViTUiki Im l he wa* in fo rm , d that fund* ' i1 "ii 1' i n i i d lit* i i v i l fin l n a i l i i nJ Ice Itovd and M l** U ivlne S tone1 |iat! n„ | hcen siiflieieiit to take > v«';ir !' 11•■ ru ! fii\«*t\«*il ,i I <** spent Tuesday in Sorrento \ i - i l care of the C ity'* livo present i ' i in : ik iitt: S;iI.fa4t .1 stuck In IT M " John F a rit* and M r*, courts pro|-crly \ h illl1 n i l *if u*|v ill iifr in la. ksonville, her f i l t e r . M r*. Dean J l L . ' * 7 J u " lh " . “ 1.. Lnvlor and sun, l>,-an Jr. ure, mi been visilim r her returned h.nn. w ith her. 1>11riled them. Mr. and Mrs l-eon M elt* spent Mr. and M r*. W illiam Wellmhlt Mondav in l.vesburtr with Mi ami "on lliiv td »f Sanford were M e lt’ , nci.c and nephew. Mi .m.l Hu ml a v slim ier eue*t* o f her lia r - . M . ■ i. enl*. .Mr. and Mr*. IL C. 1 null. ‘ ' .. ,. M r. mul ty r*. I'- N A m ler*un (o o l.e v , r T ve Sr r I ’ revnlt ami were in O iln lu lo F rid a y iifle riio o tl fiim llv , M i*. I. \k ra il I mr on Jm lire um l M r*. K. (I. fam ily, and Mr. and Mr*. J...... . Lake Monroe ,*i ,1 f iiw h . I'OllllllflC • $►fs 111k- f o i s s ; i r t | It* .111 m i l n TMi n i M r. and M r*. Vincent Ih itle r and duuahter Nancv spent the weekend in Jacksonville. Nancv 1* Ita v ln ir there w ith M i and M r*. Joe K e ith fo r a short v i* it. M r*, tl oiKe Adam *. M i** lt,,*n- to ' * ll,! M r* D uckw orth. M r* l>. M. Itu liin * iiii nml M r*. W ilto n M into. F rien d* o f M r*. 1. V. lim n e r w ill be if In il to hem th u l *lie I* uluwlv recoverlinr uml i* now perin ltte il to Imve v is ito r*. n o p u p , -hup ' Cowley Sets Practice Week For Bandsmen Completely NEW! W orld’s most comfortable truck cab I Prove it yourself— malte the 75-second SIT D O W N TEST! All it tflkm in juflt iG htcondn in tliacavcr comfort find convonlvnco you probnhly novnr thought jMWsiiilo in n truck, dibit nit and boo —new vudbility, nuw rooniinmt and new ■eat comfort in the nuw Kuril Dhivkhmed Cabs that cut driver fatigue for tinier, tlmo- 8iiviii|{ drivinif. M any other T i ME-Savinu foaturon, too, like iatw Low -Khictuin power and now H yndiro-Silenl Hliiiting l<» help //«•/ jobs done /uni. Seo your Ford Healer for a lfi Heeund Si r D own T khtI See all the featuren Hint muko Ford Trucka your heal liuyl FORD a9 �*i», *1■few!,'1,is 'Ai yk L if 1 Si . vi r i ’.Ti­ 1 E.-’ •*; S| . p i t Barkley M ay Return To Capital T lit» V e e p m a y r e t u r n 1*> W n « h i u n io n . F o r m e r V ic o P ro a ltlo n t A llto n W . B a r k le y la r e p o r te d to be e n a tin g lo n g in g eyea a t th e H o n n lo ra h lii n o w h e ld b y Ite p n h lic n n J o h n 8 . C onner, w h o crim en up fo r re -e le c tio n n e x t f a ll. A m a a e n u io r lo r s i y e a rn b e fo re Ida e le v n tlo n to th e v ice p re s id e n c y , B a rk le y k rto w a w h a t th e jo b m eann, a n d fe e ls th a t h la e x p e rie n c e ip ia lif ie s h 'm fo r a n o th e r te r m , l ie w ill, h o w e v e r. In tve to o v e rc o m e th e r iv a l c a n d id a c y o f G ov. L a w re n c e Inheriting The Earth Wet herb,v. In addition in meeting Cooper in the full. Universally popular, Barkley might have had the Presidential nominal ion he coveted but for his age. now 7fi. In the past and now. Uli? advanced age fins lev-t :»i<« barrier to attainment of a senatnrship. there having been several who served while well pa st HO. I f the v o te r s do not think him to o old. be may once more figure in I he news from Washington. T O D A Y ’S B IB I.K VKIIHK If wo make the Infinite our guardian all will lie well. Some lire motivated by greed, by haired, by sensuality. The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want. -Psalm ' J I L L Trot*. I tM iir t tH frrrd *• »#«ninl H u m ttiMflr, IlH n ln r 'Jf. IIII1I, nl f*» film* Ilf fire of k„«furd. t'lorlito. under Ihr \rt nf I tn iu rru of M n ,.h :». I M il • 'llH I* r illln r nnd I'.iM U hrt t'H A II f.l'Jfc M i ll |*|| I I 1% H niiiiihtg I idlinr M M 'I I I N K <1. \ilirH I« lt)K IlK H K irr s i i i n i h i i -t i i i s H r per i**>rU H ir e s rttM* »i*fn*tli 91-00 kt99 Month* Nit tfiiKthe (lor W i.r nm RAfA 91 IH'i All ohltiMir> HiiilrM, rnrrt* of II innIhi , ira itliiiliin a mol o * |t r r « of r o ir r f N lo o i rH i (o f llir |iu t|io « r of r n la iH i f ti ltf U w i l t fie i" h t i t u n i f o r Ilf r r u u l u r o tl « r r f t t l f i u t ' li f r * , tt9M f«M ldfd _______ Mn I U no I I I hr Hr lir m l A<d rrtUlMK irrtli-e *, lo r. ROI-IWIA I uiMiiirrr fWA ICteNiHhrr h N iH firr nf Mill*., A doofN , T N j i l f u i f c i f - H riiru lo nj (h r % *aii(*|n|r«| P rrM i* #Nlftf#il iU*IUftl««l} l*i III* oar Im irffOliH- * n f >M Ihe lu rid orn** firln in t In (||U •rr»-|io|.** ^ < ! p :;' ■.' ■111.'* - y lffwy ■ 2 8 , 1 05:1 Thl* study, liritiu lu g up to dale anil encouragement" to the "dis WASHINGTON A1 l» idle mo­ ments over Iheir rntfee men here a -.unllar one made In l»5l, covi-rs venting elements from outside," , With other lied offlcinls, the sit tint ion .* . . « lllllfT r t h flll n f KIIIVP, T fie r ilt im iillin ln n t Ih e to p i i i n ' l r a il I I ie i r h o ii I s ih e ir o w n . A t ih e h o lio n i, th e y 'r e lu e k y i f th e y 'v e g o t nlioes n l n il. "PffMiiiHnhly the Commmiiiitn won’t be using tiny butter Tor brnuhfuul. Over there they’drink their lim iL one n l this cou ntry's top authorities PA Russia, M c iilc U a revolution :3A M DAWSON Inflation Pushes Prices Up months. Rut they think Ihnl for ihe long-run dWlntmu w ill ho Ih rh main problem With prim ary price rise* hailed or reversed, wllh tills year's wage increases mostly lower than in re cent years, and with the U S Treasury trying lo keep the dollar SecTcinry of the T re a su ry Mum as aennd as it* own deficit tro u ­ nhrey sa y s that Inflation has he m ble* w ill perm it, businessmen feel nailed bv the sd m ln L trn tin n ’s hard that inflation is no longer much of money policy, despite Ihe (ael (lint u worry. the cost of llv Iviiig index has lust lilt a new record •ccord high a fler rising for the lost five months. tint it's the delayed action nf I the bomb planted In the day* when The K dilnr Inflation was very real that keeps The Herald tesrlng new holes I11 today's pay- Him ford, Fla check. Rents go up here anil there For D e a r S ir: Recently f wrote lo you asking ■ long tim e (hey were braked by law. Now landlords feet they have belli from your renders In detente :1 how long crow* live. Inglng a right In try to catch up with I must say that I have be-n the rest of the economy, Inflated astounded hy Hie results. Three some lim e hack. prices of mor.l coiiunndltlc.* anil persons have sent m r live c ro w *, raw materials are M o w Iheir In­ several splendidly generous news flation peaks. Rut It's Just now paper renders have donated hntthat the retail prices of the end iles nf Old Grow; and, nun man iirndurt* of some of these raw m a­ mulled me n ernw call w llh the ndvlco that I Use It to catch a few le irrla ls are showing the ineremed crows for myself to delcrm lito by fo il* . The same kind nf delayed ac­ observation Imw long they live In tion from such things as rising my custody. ntur Naturally I am very ______ graleful for N K W Y O R K <^v— Lik e a delayed- aetmn hnmh m lhition ki-eus |iuihlng the cost of living hlgm-r here and there. When Ihe battle to save Ihe pay­ check from erosion appears won on one front, a little rise in the rnst nf something else confront* the keeper ol the fam ily budget. A turn down in total industrial production—which moat of them expect sometime In Ihe t urning 12 mouths—could undermine consum­ er Incomes hv increasing unein ploym ciil or shortening the work week Knsuliig price drops could then topple the cost nf living index Living would he easier for those lucky enough lo keep their same paycheck figure Public Forum these gifts but f wish you would please ask your renders nol to send mo any more live crow*. The ernws are mil happy w llh the fa ­ cilities at the corner o f F ifth Avo, nnd 43rd St. where 1 do business, My office la not adapted for the proper care of crows. Resides, the gem who has been my secretary nnd right arm for the past eight years Is threatening to quit If inc her o ilie r slim*. However, plcusn do not suggest Ihnl your renders r«n*e sending snuli bottles nf the Kentucky beverage— or Ihe crow ra il*. I gel touch pleasure from both, 1111met lug a good deal id astonished attention from F ifth Ave strq jle r* when I tootle the crow call nl them from my fourth floor windows. Seriously, however. I am very gm tcfpl fo r the great quantify of useful liifo rm uidtm m ir ir rcg regarding urilli cr< v. longevity which ell jiaa pea eftme cdRie In the milill. Tho cunsertiua seems In li iseifyui a«em that many crow fa r beyond ow*a live far llio 12-ynar average a ilntletf by uvu the M lgm lory Itlrd aiithurllles. One of the lettcra sent I n ' reported two crows which are pari nf the animated decor of a (Ifrug store In Iowa, aged 18 and 2t re ­ spectively. These were captured a* fledglings. Roth talk fluently, do tricks and all but wait nn slnre rustnmors which prompted my correspondent facellnusly to sug­ gest that the proprlctnra nf Old Crow m ight find t w nrlh while In tra in crowa to talk up the m erits of the beverage In re ta il nutlets. BLfnccrciv n yours, Slimrt Little iltilies of crow x llle r are added to BREAD Ttu> kind of Inflation hai been pretty well itnppcd, as Hen alary Humphrey aayi. In many Initanc<■ dertatinn hai ael in. In othan, Ilka moat fooda, tha price pattam la back to tha normal one, riling and falling acaaonally, or at auppliei Increase or shrink, „ Tha secondary, and probably mmmi I*A M |J A ' i ■ m i n C i l l H l S IM i, Mi] | AI there Out when? th e most he can do for Ihnl question Is say: “ K vuth in ily ." " I ’ n ln ly ," he said this month, "Ihe edifice nf Knvlet power Is faced today with si-voro strains and crisis “ That there are lieen lliseoptl-nts within Ihe Soviet m hfl was shown ibis summer hy the riots in the satellites and could lie iK-reelved in Prem ier Malenkov's nitempt in soothe the Russian people wllh promises of heller living stand ards. Further indication of Ihls sires* has hist trecn supplied hy Ihe Sen ale Foreign Mi-Ialimis f'nnim illee In a 112 page study, prepared hy Russian ex|>erts at Ihe Library of Congress, called "Tension* Within the Soviet H ullin '* ol strains amt resentments built up among the Russian people against the Communists lint Ibc study caution* against starry i-yed optim ism that the Kremlin is going to topple soon it says: "A n Illusion against which one should lie on guard considering Ihe tensions w ithin the Soviet Union 1* Ihe conclusion that because dis­ satisfaction exists In Russia, therefare an arm tsl and organised revuli Is Im minent there. " I t U even debatable lhat those who ore dissatisfied would neres sarlly dlsaffcct from the Soviet Union and Its Communist regime in case of a m ilita ry showdown wllh the West, particularly If no well-thought-out guidance and en eouragoment arc given Ihe dissent­ ing elements from outside " What kind of rsirouragrm cnt? At this point the study slops It offer* no solutions nf Its own. slnre that was nol Ihe purpose of the study ' lit a foreword, the ro m m ilte r chairman, Sen Wiley, Wisconsin Republican, added his own word of caution against hope In this country that n revolution Is ready tn engulf Russia. "Reenuse these tensions exist," ho said, "dnos not mean that the Russian people are ready lo spring to arm * In revolt." Rut whilr< the study talked nf giving "well-thnughl nut guidance Itunm 211 toward Russia’s Inttcnnl prob­ lems The lilira ry experts did a re search Job lo put Ihe study lo golhrr, examining Russian new*, papers and various sources, such as book* and reports on Russia hy people who havit been there or have s p rc la lim l In a study of Hu* ala. They covered 10 arena of Russian life: youth, Intelligentsia, religions groups, minorities, lie d army, w o m e n .,w o rk .y , e n lle rll*c farm res, and furred labor M flsrh Itultdlng I'hoite II3A DR. H. K. RIND CHIROPRACTOR I'trssr rati fur appointment I'hnnr 1732 — 17l« 122 South Palmetto P i i o u f -191 r, ( o r i’ » k r r u l ',l fi v a t io n ', 2 I l iJ O f t ' ) I I O W ' , N K i H 1 1 Y I S H OWS SA T U R DA Y \ Stalin said the proletariat must have in Washington have wondered vhat a wide field of Russian living. Its Kcnnnn said the United Stales bread. Mnh'ukm is going him one litiller. kind of celebration there would In­ purpose was to round up evidence should pursue a hands-off policy in Hus country ' Ihe Rnksian pen ph’ suddenly overthrew their t'om | munist m atter* There was dancing in the Mrci-I* after World Wars I ami II There might he again, after a till* slim revolution So il is iialtirnl Americans should hope for lie day, even though Ihoy have nu assurances that la Mm forcscouhtu future the Russian anil satellite people* w ill destroy Iheir Red nvirlnrds, George Kronan, form er A m eri­ can ambassador lo Moscow and State Farm Insurance C . Irvinir I. Pryor, Rep. Florida packers can now proress meat from healthy lings even though Ih rv were troni herds contam lnaled hv vcsleulnr exanlhema VK. The Florida Livestock Hoard voted to allow this only n flr r hearing from federal authorities that nil ease has ever been re corded of a human catching the disease Meat from lllesc hogs w ill have to he processed under a special high heal treatment and be subject to rigid examlnnllnn. You’re To mg JAMES MARLOW Me! Coffee' Thoughts O n Russia Cel pi M U hr it III I MW M nititolin o p e r a t in g O i f * l i t » l r t | ) | N M i m l i t ) f i n d HittulMi t l u h l W i i m H i i h ' l t h n j o n ' t n t i i r t i n t ■ f**llu wi M* Ill F arm er* nf >his area arc now I In relaxing a previous order feeding livestock a new high- (or destruction ol all hogs in con­ energy ingredient which is said taminated herds, the hoard said II speeds animal growth os much I wantrd to reduce the cost to Ihr ; , yins owner* tin »uugn as one uiirA, «->'uers production costs, nnd promises substantial: tering infected anim alr It also w nnlrd to prevent isirk savings for vnnsiinirr* Il f« claimed heifer calves re­ from getting sn scarce that priee, ceiving (he now ingredient In m ilk lo the consumer would skyrocket Dr T. II Applewhite of the rc p ln rrr during Ih r R weeks nurs­ ing period gained weigh! .’VI per U s lUirrau of Anim al Industry cent faster lhan Iheir "siste rs." told I lie hoard several stales ar» The latter were on a standard now processing meat from health, whole m ilk diel, hid otherwise liogs taken from Infected herds 'I w’Miildn'l douht hut that mnnv raised under idenlleal eimdltions Calves on (lie quick growth ingred­ states are shipping such process ient also required one third less ed meat Into l-lorlda and lhat II b feed for every pound of gain In being used d a lly ," he said. Dr Apple while said no ease Is weighl, sharply reducing fa rm ­ known nf the virus, sim ilar lo ers production costs Such results potnl In more meal hoof and mouth disease in entile, at less cost (or consumers Large being transmitted lo humans. <| savings of whole m ilk for human (hough VK has been found lit 12 consumption also would result, states T o help eonlrol Ihe disease ihr since veal calves routd he pro duerd less expensively without luiard passed two emergency mensurcs here Thursday: feeding them whole m ilk. t. Iteim irlng llvesliH’k markets Results with pigs and poultry ... keep ... . r com.... are said to lie equally dram atic and private dealers to and scientists of tin* if. S. Depart- lih’le records of all hog sales so iiico l of Aurieuliure and some of state agents can trace diseased Ih r State Experiment Slntlons til hogs. 2. Providing that all hogs added a g rle iiltu n il colleges are lest feed­ ing the new ingredient known by to present herds he Isolated for 30 days to give symptoms lo Ihe dlthe produet name of IVdrolex is an extra sweet ami palatable sense lim e lo appear. “The ‘hoard m idil herds with fl.min m ilk sugar that has hern " un­ locked" from whey. A natural Imgs have been contaminated In inllk product. It Is converted Into Ihe current milhrenk, nnd herds "predlgested" form by a a p e rh l with 3,500 mure hogs are sit* process of hydridyialion. Tills perted. p c rm ll* th i m ilk sugar lo h r q u lrkly utllired l)> young tissues with minim um waste llfdrolex Is now avallidih1 In local teed stores In Kaff-A m ilk om replacer. If ever all mysteries are revealed, one which many would like to have settled is. how can so many presumably intelligent and educated persons manage to escape learning the most ordinary facts? The blunders of school children, who often do not know the name of the President or Ids predecessor, have often been publicized; and il is dismaying to find that this ignorance siiiuctiiiim extends I d college students. Now II appears that the English have tiie same problem. When students at the Leeds University Institute of Kdueation were questioned tin recent historical oc­ currences, a quarter of the number had forgotten that Neville (Tmmheriain was the British Premier at the BlUtl Munich capi­ tulation to Hitler. More than 200 blamed rim rch ill, who or all men was most opposed to the Chamberlain settlement, Olliers gav*? equally absurd answers, SI ill more startling is I hai many did nol know what events were commemorated by either Good Friday or Christmas. Where can they have been all their lives? The Sanford Herald I hrlnlMint Mttil County Agent s Column * Case Of Odd Ignorance In his “ Food of the finds" the British novelist II. fi. Wells romanced about a murvclloiis fo(sl which, fed to babies, made them grow to f!0 or 711 feet tall. Wiien picked np by other animals il produced similar results, often dismaying, as when it created a super-rat as large as a wolf and lis formidable. This was pure fiction, yet like other Wells' speculations, it contained more than a grain of truth. Bigger and strongei inmseflics are being created by insecticides like D.D.T.. says Prof. I,, li. Norton of Cornell University. This kills off the weaklings, bill some Individuals survive and reproduce iheir kind with immunity Inordinary insecticides. Conceivably lids process might continue, with ultimately disturbing results. Home scientists have foreseen Unit man might ultimately be ex term I mi ted by insect peals. I f the Norton theory holds and measures taken against insects merely strengthen their powers of resistance, the scientisls' gloomy prediet ion may contain some trill h. (iilu lliltiil •nH C. R. DAWSON FIGHTING TRIM 1 a v 11 m IIIH O lK MUSIC ROY H a m m o n d n o r ,a d \ l e r s' tC : o c in c , t v. 'Tl FLORIDA S F IH IS Y f'R IW F W fS T IR M j STFAKS C O N D I I IO N I D ;, 1 a M l L l l l l M U kA M l. """ OBT THIS ' v A x PHILCO •tA s io u r ICE CUBE TRAY fo/u* 'for ott/y b # lo w ) □ JE W * I.K T UH F IN A N C E Y O llll NEW CAR •fust l if t the Faav O ut lever and outcome bis, full-sis* cube*! F lu A N Y electrie refrigerator, even old models! Lim ited o tte r ., ju s t AOc w ith coupon! "W E CAN S A V E YO U M O N E Y ' WE ALSO MAKE LOANS ON LA I K MODEL USED CARS tl.L i.C t FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD OF KXTRA COST M K M IlK II WITH THI PUJICHASI OP ANY FDIC |PHIICO Refrigerator* with Dairy tar IThis*5700Value43-pc. |NATIONAL SIIVIR (O.j USED CARS 1947 Ford 4-Door S ed a n ........... $ ||f t 1948 Ford Vi Ton Pickup Truck, Clean, Rood tires .........$560 1946 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan ... $070 1950 Ruick Convertible Coupe $ I 3 |0 1961 Ruick Super Sedan 1951 Olriflmohlle 88 Holiday Coupe, Extra Clean 1052 Mercury Hard Top, low mileage, looks new .1' ‘.M.* I S H V IR P IA T E S E R V IC E . . . *M<mM TM sag ue N§w 1953 PHILCO RDW W W I / W H I I Dairy Bar Refrigerator tha American D airy A w illco Refrigerator* give you Uia ilry B ar. with famous Chaaaa j>urchsm of a new Fhilro DairyJJ«toW«rator! aNILCO "BA IT OIIT" ICI CUBI TRAY COUPON NAMI A iM n i �■A; S o w e d fc v fm h u (P ^o n a lA Irene Greene Weds John Gunning Jr. M r .mil M r.' F rank Lieskc lu v r returned fro m a trip to I ’ itt.shurg, I’ ii after spending the pa»l month at the home of M r ' Licsko's b ro ­ ther. M Reed Welch. who i ' c r ili ra lly ill w ith a heart condition .11 Church N i i l i r r ' ir n i'l he p r f 'r n in l at \ M. nn the day liefora puW irallon. I'h* Herald o ffice iiy I .tin • JO I J»V S lift 4 on HIt rnr Station WTRR-1400 Kilotyrlc 2 no t nvnn r S * w» Mi'U rlu h T h f tth ylh m I I iuh New* H ir Ii II r M s htiufto KlIIR "• I'M ♦. ,’t» T il 11IK ll 1 H olllx •s 3M Su«»rIm |*nt Htl«‘ Art tot Kilo* , t*-l rtirtl Knr A I o,l* \ r vx m A'l iim-Ii ti | 1Till 1-111r.1*> I.’- l* UKm il Dnt*** It.t H fliiltl ' I min* f * -in » o n u v tirfil KiHimti ( 'n t lf il M.it ton h m i:* \ i 11>>nn* W it ii Vi ii*i> \*-l* H • .ill Ti* iV SIMM Mff h u i m m \ v C F v n t a i. n a p t is t r m ' i w i ' W H Y CROSS CHURCH ll lh Street anil lla k Ave. I Episcopal l Hey, S. I.. W hatley, P astor Itev. It I.y tile ton / Im m erm an i Sunday Schnnl II IN a m II. It. . I t r r t n r M r .mil M r* John Canada of i i Sunday A fle r T rin lly F ra n klin , Tenn . who have been ihe - *A Class For Fach vge D roup Holy Com m union a i>n a m Morning W orship II no a m __ guest* of M r and M r ' W I. Message by Pastor M orning P ra ye r anil Holy F.ueh i *" V n,‘ ll " i l i.te iin - . d u ig li lenulli gnwn id w hite urnandv over C lark, have h’ fl fo r M ia m i In m i l T raim m : I'n io n 7 im p m " H ‘‘ ti is I i in a m r 'r J n e M.n i ' i ' i ' V V '. ' " ' M i ................................ w ith an over w ith Mr am i M r* C h arlc* Holland l i r r r n i , anil John Joseph t.m n m g d rc . nm inrU 'd lace Thi Id le d F rom there they w ill no to Key a F a m ily A ffa ir" Evening W orship s on p in Ser FIR S T M E TH O D IS T CHURCH rf* ... " ! I O'|n RIon l»el sun of l- |- ,, Iiiillu n r il w illi lace env West I " *|>cnd some lim e w ith M r W ♦*•*! PTtl I ,»Ml 3***1 * f M ilton II. W yatt. A lln lsle r lim n by Pastor M rs W .1 ( id le r id King-dun \ \ •*I*. • . r .-.i bullous and featured a n lg li and Mrs, C K C lark Alls* T hrlm a lam g. D ire cto r M id Week I’ rn v e r S e rv in ' Wed ,N'"I III Itu M»tl"t!H"t Y were untied in an im p r i. - m - neeklm r finished w ith a petal 1. *!. N l* H a u l C h rtslaln F d n ra llu n nesdny 7 .10 p m ceremony Iasi evening In the i ha P " " IM. • Win |.(| | t I |tl< k * Tilt. I c l l a r Her H n g rrllp veil M r ,,nd M rs H E lla lllf f and Sunday School a la a in A i i , i " p**l at Ihe Hampden IhiJlose Aead was " i white nylon and she c a rrie d daughter. R o 'lla n d , have returned "C om e Thou Duto I s. \n d We W ill T r.i Nrw« a Mil 8 \it i. 11* \ t \ 1tl.Dl. e fei every age ertty in /clh vn o d , w ith D r I' W Do Thee H ood" ■i while Bible w ith a shower Ihhi fro m a three we.-ks’ vacation spent o uA Im k' t a 1'III'tvi* P u lln ir o ffic ia tin g M orning W orship II HO a mi Set % IM VIul ul Hg | *0‘v i>|lii|i >* 'I",1 ! " l o i r orchids m North C a rolina E n ro u lr they A pro gra m of n u ptia l inusn was nu’n ’“ M aking A Success of Life F U F F M E TH O D IS T U IIU R U tl % t.v Bl.i rniDiiv fiim * In i only a lle iid a iil was Miss v ls llrd w ith th e ir son in law and rendered In Miss Fuse F in n r ft mi vv .it m vt Nin M A’ Fund II ini p in "C h ris t Corner l.a u re l and tA'est llh SI. •■<»*,-r Of M o n llre llo . eon (,a,IKh1rr. M r aml M rs Vin I* ji i :. »"in j »"«1110 T« V-*• organist and M is Charles Hum Itev, It IJd n n K line, Pastor mas P a rty " (or Interm e dia te .and y Hi I1’--f •■Ml f 1 1*1"tt t t III -01 I.t the lim it- Her guwti was i Car;, charleston. S C Mrs ..ololsl Senior F ellow ship group* Snndav Sc hunt 9 la a in -I i « ....... I* Tn V| iihiI» The lirid e w a. given in m arriage t'oio length dress id w h ile lace Cara is Ihe fo rm e r Jnn elte ll.d h ff M orning W orship 10 I.A a in Evening W orship X nil ft m Led I d -Ml To'ftl.llt o- |t" " k 1Vi * I t ID b y her fa lh e r and wore a floor and urg.indy over pink In ffe la and 1imv rlu h 1 • Evening W orship 7 .in p m , Its Young people ■he carried a .Nimplci ol K illlh 1" ID N* ix w M rs John M a tlh a i of lla ltim o r r Midweek Service. Thursday 7 .Jo i .1 .1 t I ...... lilt* Mi f a n .in roses Md has returned to Sanford a flr r p m FIR S T B A P T IS T C IIU R C II 11 lill t 'M lilr i D w • l.»w**i( M ••••urge M a ffe ll served as best sp-juding a few days w ith her hm 11 til vtm -i. f »tt !*.i i .fj** Park Ave. al S lslh SI •» *:• IMill lln u l Al t *i u it ti M. I*. Itrn o k * J r.. I'a ator man and M I po M a ffe ll and We*, tile r. K K f ili iw . In M ia m i C O N t.lti t. A I (ON A i. C M IIIS T IA N • '.ill I'm I'rn D 'f 1\ John L. .Milter U IIU IH T I DD UAH hi \» Nom«ii ley Hanoi were usher* F it IMA Y Allnlr.ter u l F ilu ra lln n •• I T I H IM t •*- II Corner P atk Ave ami .Ird. SI, A card received from M arian, J The Commencement Program Mrs Hreene eliose for her Sunday School ft IS a ill "B rin g u 1 » H.iillo Kh iih J. Ile rn a rd R.ml. A lln lsle r fo r the F irst lla p lis l Vacation laughter's weddlm t a flour length I t . Johnnie, and J im m ie Jones ID l 'ItPi kP li'llb k >H the fa m ily We provide a place i Sunday Sehnul 10 ini a m 1J 1*. T i >Mtl Vtill * 'n tlfil t V I lllb le School w ill heitln at a no 'h i ss ol saite jtreen silk shantung stales that they are having a grand ' " i every m em lH 'r ol Ihe fa m ily M orning W orship n on a in \ Otl |'n |U lltf Hint p in D e pa rtilie nt e xtiih d * w ill he over In ffe la w ith a r r e ts o r lr * of tim e on th e ir vac«llnn at Davlon.i | 1 . 1,«»!*»♦ AttM' l l« DH i Sermon "N e a rly F ve ry th ln g We >ien Ihe liable* open at 7 ltd p m j, oink and gold and a corsage of (leach N »*w * M orning W orship <llln .n l. aid Has i I- Hoi rowed I ir. Yhiwti d 1 lilt rt tm lf M O NDAY sweetheart roses m W T K ID It IN) a m Sermon bv | ID H,t V111|| H "fl'l I'll ■•*£' 1 Mrs Hutson lle ild and ila iu ih le r, K x c ru iiv c Hoard ol Hie Women Im m ediately follow ing the cere d p Drunk* J r | i • IlmaAvi d \ In I l f ai* m of Hie F irst I ’re sh vle iia n Church monv a reeeptim i was held at (ta ll, are now al home at 7I.\ W F I (1ST I’ ll F.SII A 'T K ill AN CHURCH •* mi ll.i i Ni'iw ll tit* Ii I'r.lin in g Dnion 0 l.\ p m Dillons (la k A irlin e and T h ird Street w ill rneel al !) :'.f) a in m thi Ewe|| H all The b rid e ’s tahle was F irst SI J DD Wm 1,1 At T it*t * lot each age gro ii|t Nursery for Ite v A t i Mi f mils. M ’n ls tc r Session Hoorn Il'M '-im *)»il .1 1 ove rla id w ilh a lace la h li'e lo th and die sm all c lillifre n • . % Ju MttaU .|| M r and Mrs C It Howes ai­ Sunday School » la a in The F irs t ila id is l T i .ii iii ih re n te re il w ilh a four tiered wed Evening W orship n ini p m Sei mi I t Dtl | '(ul. 1 (Inlnn w ill have a W orker's Conn ding cake lopped w ith a m in ia tu re companies! by Mrs Howe* m othr M orning W orship 11 no a in. limn bv W P llroeks Jr 1 JD \ I' H a ell m eel I lie lu illim in it al 7 ini p in bride anil groom ' M r* J P Thurm ond, are spending A nth vin* "(> la in * Support l 1' A ll 1 Jr. 1I DD j | m|. Wednesday Evening Service It ini V DD 111. ||l. %1|l III ........ Day lamg * Mi Am is. Chancel p til N ursery open al all services w illt a covered dish supper The ion">l\ were received at Ihe the week at New Sm yrna Reach * DD Vt M * 11to; It 1lu It t m Choir w ith solos by Mrs Charles lot ch ild re n um lei ti sears of age riF IS D A Y door Its Mrs C C Howard and »t I.Y KI nI i itu N't' h n. The li'iiig h ln r* of Weslev Sun Mrs Charles lla n ill Mrs Heorge H a rris Fold* Mr ami M r* H ill K irk and W ilko ami Mrs I arphones lo r the hard nf hear N JO 1 n Him Ii i Himga tla) School ( lass w ill meet al the M ine presided over the bride's children arc In spend the weekend "Seek H im That M a k rih The Sev mg ii J" Hpnrlk I'll noil* li L i t t - i KHf home o l Mrs Itu ih laiiidi|in.sl. 170.1 book Si t mg ra ke an il punch to at Daytona (teach ell S la vs'’ llo g v is lii.m e e l Choir Wideome mi In in ititt «'ti v * inn t Magnolia Ave al n on p m w ith ihe guests were M r* D C How •t 1 . Sitft* 1li i Si liM.it 1 . ,-n w ith solo bv Mrs C h .n il's t iliin M rs C C W hittington. Mrs M H ai i Mrs Dan D r Four, M rs J N tn Vinv m by IIe i John t. M ille t Mr and Mrs H ill T yre have as Sermon \ flash of d ry m ustard and Sm ith. Mrs T Hr n lfo n l Ih r il , 1'. M iid I. .*I Inf- t liilln n . Mrs W alsmi W allace. M r* I D o r g iirs l M r* Yvonne Darby Church Nursery in la1J.no Each lew drops ill tabasco sauce w ill r i:. Hh IIHA Hill Im M r* .1 A. I Inward, j im I .Mrs, <) E I alas Canning and Mrs Halsey of Jacksonville '■'diveii cream sauce tha t's to lie Sunday H o rnin g * till V «r I»i % M M W hile as i n hosle .se i n, !■) The fa cu lty of Hampden Pioneer F e llo w -hip II in p in it'in h m e d w ith diced cooked ham « in .Mi>»*t TIi*' II*" W DDNHSttA V Dnllose Academ y served as float W 11 W illiam s I* siH .-t.it"' Plea.se bung sandwiches The F ir I (ta p ir,t I ’r iy e r Meel liig hostesses Evening Wot ship H no p in month al Hot S p rin g ,. Ark lie Inn w ill hei;m al a mi p m We M le i the leceptlon Ihe couple Is lot-,deil at the '.i.,o rlce Haiti lllll'lia t e d Mess.ig 's of hei work in ■oritmue w ith our slo ilv of lta |d is| b i l foi i wedding Irlp In Davlnna Egypt by Miss M ary Thompson House Chureh I ll- Io n i Heat'll ite.it ti m il from Ihere w ill tra ve l M ls 'in n .it v I lie k I r d lla p lis l .Sunday School, in W iliu in g lttit. Del where they M r ami Mrs X I Hoyt ■ toil Superintendent's f'.du ne l m ee liiig I w ill make llie ir home F o r Ira t i l t lit It h i i il t t ls T w ill he held after Ihe P ra ye r veliug Mrs (in u tiin g chose a son. Jim m y , and Alt and M is lliw iiv 17 IE! — Ilirst Sintlh (tf Del mill I I lit \ v r .nut Second SI. Ihiw den and daughter Meeting service in Ihe Chapel brown linen M ill w ith a hlegr Aubrey Jane Lee, of N orfolk. Va spent Shin I H inklev. A lln ls lrr TH U R SD AY blouse and inateblng accessories lllb le Stud) In (>n n m In vilest Vint To T ilt' Jun io r and lu le rm c d ia le t She wore Ihe w hite o rch id from several days w ilh M r and Mrs M orning 1 -tup ' I no * m (lo ya l Ambassadors w ill meel al the hrolrd b o u t|u ii as her corsage H D Hutchison at th e ir hnmt mi Cameron Ave M r Royrc is It • Sermon siibjei t la n d It Is liim -l the F irst tlaptl.sl Chttrch at 7 ini m il of town guests Included Mr An Kvuninur O l l'antur(itinm un( For t s To lie Here " Pm ■old Mrs tdia rie s H ubert* o f At tiro th cr of Mr> Hutchison Hroailt ist ttvei (V I t ilt n an p m Toe k ir ' H aptl'.l I 'lu ir r li li io l l I t lit a lia . Miss M am ie Huberts, M i and M r((ra il) Dime in " Authordv In Religion w ill hold reh elirsnl al 7 l.A p in Talladega. Ala . Miss lalas Can Evening W orship n ini p ni The J u n io r D ro lhe rlm o il w ill iiln g . Apopka, and A lfre d Foster have returned to Sanford after i meel al the F lr 't H tp ll- t I'tu ire li in ti ila iu ih le r Miss .liililile Foster tu n m onths' vacation to ih i I i i I s m S'me n tnijet I He.tvt-n Vnrl Ill'll Alabam a. Heorgla. and St m ill al 7 .ill p m u l M o n llre llo Candina Tliev were ai ro m p in ie il S \ V I l l l l l i Asst M ill A l»F liO D home bv M rs Paul Alalirv anil PJth s i i r r l it l. a in r l Avenue •la iig ld e r. C jndv. of Canon. H i Harold E Hollo, k W ITH VINCI-: M IN K I.I.I A N D I I IS ACCOKDION who w ill spend a week as the Amelia J Rullo. k guests of tlie Duncans lljr lit i l l A N I I D I N Y Snuil.is St lend !l 1 1 a in A Has AN D OHKN U H K I.rS ON I I I K T IH '.M I’ KT. fo r e ve r, tge 1 Johnny Moore, a lit year "Id tie doubt in anynne's n iliid that Mich A torniiii: W orship It on n ill Bro lad died W-etlnrstlay a v ic tim outings vtmnbl be held more often • M IX CD D R IN K S T il ADI It I'l.K A S H ItK • Christ • \mb«ss*i|i 1 * Service >lf ra tin '.*, but tils last th y * were It I ’, lit lll^rl?■., in p m t llll'K K N — STKAK — unit SKA FOOD D IN N K ItS m urk much happier through thu Evening Service 7 IS p m gettfm alty of Ihe men In PbntPTho weekly "fie ld day", was hHd lllh le lli'h r and I ’ raver. Wedno* SI’ K C IA l.lZ IN tJ IN graphic S(|undmii (a ahu jrd NAAS, nhturd Ihe slattun lit mual apace* , day H ini p in w I when a Snnfnnl this T . __ rr. ... _pL„ morning In prenafallnn for " I give onln ( b r ill eternal life Hm. aftern oon '* w ie k ly f'a n tiilii's mid Diev shall never p e ri'h . neither •4n i M a lffin l InspcpUun. A "D a W .d iv " # Mtmiiiil (|n i/ Niglitiy H ttiT It A N N O tlN f’ E M U N T * 'b o lt any man id u rk then....... I of lenllrm nf Ihe T raining Diilmi In rlv illn n term * I* a tim e set a M r and M r* Lauren II .lolmson M.V li.im l My h a t t u . which gave 9 Never A I'm er nr Minimum a study group of Ihe F lr*l lla p lisl side for a iliiirnugh cleaning of are the proud parenls of a ilaug li tbem M r i* g re .iln Ilian nil and Church, Sanford The Dnlnn began , living is- working spaces, including ter. Karen Iwmlse. w lip il is th e ir " " man * aide In pluck tlie m out t 'lu n g e taking ire rrra m . bunks and soft ! scrubbing the deck, limiting, was th ird Site was Im rii Tuesdav " I '1v F a it r \ band I and My i drink* In cheer up Ihe young boy ' ing, and a general o v e ra ll d o r.' Dpeti Seven Duvo AVreMv i .-d u g . Aug 2A at 2 III ii'iio e k Father are one Then the .ti >s> N C lloolh AtlC nf V.l 112 noil al op Each Friday aboard Iho station it ' I * F e rn .till l.s tic h tm i Mr nu.ii . i l t'e'k up siones again lu slone II in IIM ID A. IM. In 2 .Oil A. M so a member of the Training Dnmn. Hie (im iin iiiid in g DHIcer ami lit* H osplt.il and weighed - e v e n Jesus" (John I 0 ; ,n:tm related the fate id the ym ngsler design,ilcd repiesenl.itive* make a pounds _____ I'ifcM 1-V• III It - 1 III. \ • ‘.*1*1.01 \* M S* n • ill l l . N ID 1 ID t»D 1 1M.ID 1• 11 mi 1t i« - «0> 1% ID X HID 1 tD 'll ,HI 11 ml 11 111 1 ■Ml .... M| i I' * |! | \ \ t i l l ; .... U . ililo I h 'lit i .1 >n* u lllg | lilt lilt Mm i .to •I «t • 1 I l f tlav 11*no I *ii i K \ »* I I'lm n f IJ I5 11 1I.»■ ......... . f t A SI u n t i l Sl'Kl I M S » nit 2 a\ i :i :k s h m . v \ » 11\ i in t i aa W no* ii ini \\ .00». • ou V\ 11»* , Ih-nU \ 11 -s T "lO 1 ••! ; »o 1 ill 1 <11 in no . '0 I'to /t.i,. >ii.,y llll.j tod ■JO ■i l l a v 11 1■it" F,L. Ilk! HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Jim \ ••*# *» * P u t ii P ill INI-. !»7I \v | M l JS - ^*t s N l N M M H H M M M t t M H I H I M M t M t * S KVR. lie f » cS^ i£ l iL dak TO D AY \ rwiu I’O M O U K O W McloiliousCollegeComedy' HIS NtW WHO WIST HIT! V Music By PAUL CASKEY and his PEER GENTS The Kn»m ■ Mil S II %% THE AL OHA In P a te i » .it . .ti l ■Hm» It, iteralc p r .i \v iu It V . \ *i •1> 1.11T11»i Smi.i 1I VI.» " ■ U* t ItmI 1 a ll t-.t Catanda/L Blues v rn*-n I rt. An-. I, News PIZZA uhl to Ills fellow shipmates 'n tin iipiadriui, who immediately do lour of all spaces, m*|!CCting uni Mr ami M r* Hill Wnl> '-It an naied a tria l of $«Jt 20 for tun tiny's only fur cleanliness, hot (or Ihe nntincr Ihe b irth ol a n U> IS »r mwterinl cnnditlim of Die p p ilp ■id. daughter. Ronnie lluth, Imrn Aug A large sue Hollywood bed. m.it ment and spaces In whieh ••'(■ men 2-A at IIk 1 Fernald Lailghl'Ui Mem tee** and foam rubber pillow were work and live with a view lo orlal llnspllal purchased for the lad. who had ward i mist.mi ImprovementM fiecn sleeping on a straw mattress NAAS is going In he exception with a box frainn. With the remain ng money a radio w’as purchased ally well repr •'.tile d this year In anil placed next lo the bed As if Ihe spiel of bowling An all Navy Aug JX th!> weren’t enough, the men llv n league has berii formed and rolled li t * Messer proceeded In donate th fir own | their fir*) g liv e Monday al 111" [ I'a lrlc la Anne South Howling Alleys Another ' filnod to be ileposllrd III Iho blood i l. iiir e n It John .mi rniisisting of men from bank In flrlandn in ease it w in i'ii, Mrs W A Fesler I’ hnluuraphic .S<piadnin H2 has nl*n be needed In help save Johnny's Susan Howland hern formed and rolled Ihelr first Attc. I!t ^ life, all hough they knew a I Ihe M rs W F Times 9 lim e thal the due I nr gave no hope game last night Monday night's Navy league Includes six loams Jane W hile for the buy to regain Ids health Doris I I lla rrlm a n Now Johnny ha* died, (i'll this A fle r Ihelr firsl nieht nf howling ' the Anglers are In first plnco with Aug. Jn rc im rtrr tuiieve* that Ihe men nf Ihe Helicals and Straggler* t b 'l for M r* Eddie S rn ka rlk rholngraphie Stpiailrnn fi2 who the second spot Vt'.X and Tnurh gave so w illingly of their money, J hlnnd and lim e deserve rrcogniljnn Inn's lire Fed for Ihe next position for their efforts These men were while Ihe Star* have rln lm M tin* not iin liltiJIy seeker* for they honor nf being hi the cellar The wmilil rather their names uni he V.l (12 league Is nunposeil entirely mentliimxl. Nor did they expect nf men from the simadron wilh any m aterial reward for th r lr learns onlprei! from the I’ hntngra actions They acted as their heart* phle, Maintenance, F irsl Meiilpn | flg iild n il them lo act. We nil are m r ant'*, Electronics, Ordnance and i ry to hear nf Jnhnny's death but. Supply departments They w ill roll to thiiM- men who did an murh Ihelr games each Thursday even In make his last day* happier, we ing. can only say we are proud or Ihe Most nf Ihe lin'd al NAAS w ill example (hey have act!! he (pending Iheir weekend fishing, swimming nr picnicking hut re­ The men in the NAAS Adminis­ member, the rain we've been hav­ tration Department are still talking ing makes IDs* highways s llp p irv about the fun they had at their and more dangerous than usual. If department'* pienlr which was you have In drive this weekend, Ikj held Wednesday al New Smyrna careful Don’t lie a fender bender A Reach. The llrpiid Florida sunshine, and have n safe and enjoyable which wa* definitely not invited, weekend. And don’t forget that a tried Its best to dampen Ihe spirits pleasant weekend can ho made the ernwil but in no avail. The morn pleasant I.y attending Ihe enkt went on a* scheduled with church of your choice on .Sunday. hot dog* masted nvep n charrnal Set- ynu there* fire and oaten along wilh pula In salad and all the nsual trim m ing* which accompany a day at Ihe beach. TKc ocean wa* "Just rig h t" j for iw lrhm ing and after a refreihClimOPKACTOK ing dip, Ihe c c n tir of attraction be came a softball game which pro­ HOURS 'J lo 12 — 2 lo 1 <4 v id e d th rill* and excitement for The short tlm o It lasted. When the Dmne 7(15 last man tef| New Smyrna and SU A tla n tic Rank HalMtag E V E R Y SATURDAY he ‘ ‘ for ----------headed "home", “there wai no • DR. T. T. DOSS and HIS IUSTER BROWN GAN6 9:30A.M. WTRR DKOUfSHT TO YOU BY IHBRtl muoiiK — — ------ pmvw■mIM ST VIM’S SUNDAY M -G -M ’s G reatist T echnicolor M usical ain t ii Q/crU'£0*- Happy Birthday S PI E ”" A F F A I/? s 7 tit firm .id hit An A m n fifn ri in Pfir»t»"I | Sum m itA (^ImJumcQ I :ci«: D lle <'id H u m . VIII ll. goods l ul.l.' ul i i i ' r l e i l fulirlrn. I m-li uli nu UnyoiPt mill 'dlirrn. V mIiipm 1«i 1 111 To i In >util fur (>9< yd. i H IA It It nu >( Mt tiiam It 1.DR y n n l. H . ikp 4*D|T y . v • y Due cnttniM. In AiiuDier gnmp mdlltlltt Itfiviiim. Nylotta, Nytuti tin) Silk Illtni.l s. Vtilm-H In ><*«*• -4 |i.f(T«'« D>* » * mtt fur vlbvell 1 .0 0 y d . 1 . Sjint'lnl I'lirehuttp! * F r e d /A s t a ir e • C y d c h a r i s s e Oscar Levant Nanette Fabray jack Buchanan fitiiliiiRH in Suliil < oliitH, N rut ( ’Iteckrt mill I'I u Ii Ih. -IT* ini'hen w Ii Ip . Ungulitr vtilttu 1.08 ynrtl. i inly J a m e s M it c h e l l • O n tv C o m d l n eo A d o l p h G r e e n IM M 1 .1 9 y d . MEN’S SUIT’S U t-R iiln i' nixi'H — tiD ii tt fn w tnngn, oliorln nmt Hltntlo. Vitlnen to SR.9B 1 9 .9 8 SLACKS L A D 11* S ’ DRESSES A New ArhitTimcnt in Notion Pittoro Fjilerloiopoot! Whit Disney’s Entire otock of Spring nmt Slimmer UrrAHnn taken from our rt-Ktilnr ntock running in priru from 9.99 to 49.9R. PETEK PAN TECHNICOLOR H IS* M I a Iw .«■ Kvf „ ilia HON110 > ;i x yo» Ar* Out Broken nizi-ti. Vnlnng to 12.9K To Cltweout for 8 .8 9 ( OMING WKDN!vSI_)AV_ *f Thu WiwWI. \ I* % MaHy Other Bargains Throughout The Stort AND ANOTHIII B TIIUMPHI * ear co untry A TRUR'UFW g a m iN I i i M M t t ooow ».i J.j rs -t raiHT *t TEC H N IC O LO K Vd *jw«hWnwy oTooii o M o oM M M t w m i i t ooooo n t i oo te&HL. �* - z mm arrasst w s Steve t£' By MERCER B AILE Y ATLAN TA, ijfv—A* Steve MelllnKentucky. That Ivn-ms to m m up the Wildcat foot­ ball picture for 1933, barring the unexpected. M eilinKcr wus the blit gun of the Kentuckian* b a t aeaaon. play' alfback i h i end. <|unrtcrhack and hal offense and end linebacker and fety on defenae. He made the ? ■»—*— » *« T " Meilinger All-Soulheaatern Conference team aa an offonilve. end In IBM ami m i .............. ...................... Hu versatility probably won t no put tn auch a teat th l* year, a I* inough he w ill be called on wher­ ever he la needed. Hut right now Coach Caul (Heav) llry a n l has the big Pennsylvanian alnled fo r m aj­ or duly in the left halfback slot. For -a p e cla l' a ltu a llo g i he moy Goes, So Goes Kentucky In | awltch to end and ({uurterbuck. | llrya n l p o ln ti to apeciallata auch 1 strength seems Improved. Max fw ld I Mason, a soph who played reguob Hnaailt, lia a illt. kickoff kicki " ai»l‘ -----The 220-pound ic n lo r la a <»pa-. aa Hob [|i|# j)a « a e r. ouritcr and runner, and | goal expert; Jim Ma>.», punter; ' la rlv In 1331 out wa* itir.-'C -',* !>»•♦ W lldrat runner; tea son. w ill team w ith SUilenger I hia uoutittr’- tn iry w ill Tomcome In handy now tiiat the two- and Jerry Mingls, atandout defen­ to give th-j Wildcats a potent firstsive tackle, na player* whmo value line halfback corps, and they have platoon era haa ended. M eilinger and end Jim P roffitt w ill lie lessened under the now several promising replacements, to manning mannln of the tackla Adquato are the only Wildcats with much rule Wdlt M elllngcr available anc| posts Is Hryanl's m ajor headache two way duty behind them and llry a n l figures the end of frt*i P roffitt and Junior Al Z.unpino as Only one of the four starters under liibatilutinns w ill weaken Ida team. the r e K u I a r a, Kentucky’s end the two-pb|noo system ta back. He 1953 la soph Je rry M ln g ii. who lacks two-way experience, (lone are Bob Frank F uller nod John Bald­ win. F ry and Fuller were the tup offensive and defensive linemen fo r the Wildcats last year. Hay L'orreU and Tom m y Adkins are two defensive stars who must master offensive chores In order to live up to it.v‘ k* tine reputations. Correll Is a guard and Atlklnt Grid Season ahared ipiavtcrbacklng duties with backed up Uit Jlne 1**1 jtear. Meilinger last year, and holdout Loss of Alton Fetch. No •fnlner last year, becauac of scitu-; Bob l i a r * / ~ i; leading candidates instic difficulties leaves Tom Fit- , lion In the top fullback ro b . Fillton for the signal-railing slot lirya n t says that under the lim ­ was Kentucky's top ground ga gainer ................... _-------------------------a* a sophomore phomorc In 1M1 IM1 and Uryant ited substitution rule. Kentucky, has high him If he click* which uses the split T formation j g t . hopes for .____ __ __ fullback i on _____ dKcnao. ____ Kentucky's w ill stress defense more and play reserve slock la low. Sophomores Dick Sbatto, who for the breaks. Yowell-Touchton Tilt To Be Held Tomorrow Afternoon Ic ' Cards Rained Out; Florida Sportsmen y In Cocoa Will Have Longer bright Waterfowl Season t A fte r the gushing skies forced tip of b e scheduled - - - the cancellation Sanford Cardinal game f r I he tu r d straight night, the Hedliirtl* Will be trying to play their first control In four evenings at Coma this evening The local Cards made the trip to Jus Beach In v*iln last night a* Hie to r m itb l conditions 1)1 Florida washed out the entire gL baseball slate Tomorrow afternoon all llw hold tea of the H,(ssi odd tickets to the Yoweil-Touchlon free giumi w ill be able to east) In. weather per m illin g , mi the gratia a ffa ir as Hanford plays liuytm in Beach at 3:90 o'clock in the Memorial Stad lum. Then tomorrow nigiii al 8:uo p m. the second game of foe sche­ duled twin bill with Daytona w ill be played. The free tickets w ill only be honored U.r the Hnlnriloy afternoon game, Regular admlslio n vydl be chiirgt-J fur tomorrow is! (I night's clash. “Tim fourth nla 10 Cardinals arc behind the Cocoa Rid- il f I'n lm le rl Turn l,*ronaril la in w ith seven ga ics to bo play» I In In tho tho next four four day*. Alter to­ n ght’a lin g lu fray with tho Indium u Cocoa, Sanford will wind up Its i 'aw n's Operation with throe i r ilg h l doublehttaders on nuccesiW Fourth place by a fract ion or a percent a i;e point,' Hoi ' “ the " ‘ adb ird * hit vs- a c h a n tj of lauding u» high as fourth or finishing ms low os sixth A ll w ill depend on how they tju In the rein a In log seven, If Ihev are plnyed Maiiaocr J C. Dunn mlul ride In pllcti K riilc I'a lm lc rl In urd.*r that the Island rlt'.hthundJr may have a chauct- to wiu JO gam ­ es. Wills mi IH lo mark, I’ a lm ltv l nceils ttlo more triumphs to crack the select cixclc. Not since Buddy Lake turned l lu tric k with a 20-3 record In lblH has Sanford had a ttbgamo winner. I'a ltn lrrl has had plenty of restIlls last turn on the h ill was Mon day night In Daytona when ha boat R-4 for Hanford’s lone tn * .Islanders .. v id u ry In City Island park this our. It was also tho lost tim e •nford played since the ruins luok command o! H j FHL. While on tho* basis of Dunn's Pitching rotation syslem, John •'fla lio " Sullivan Is ll)t> Sch«*lutM flingt'.*, however Dlpin mqy dccido to giro Balm ier! that e ttrs crack at winning his tnth a a iftf. saying Sullivan for the Yowell TouchIon freo game tomorrow afternoon In the Memorial .Stadium. Bobo may be followed by Dave Leant o r Jim Flqnnlgan tomorrow night. On Sunday aliermioo, Ksnford w ill go to Orlando'to ploy an after* S TALLAH ASSEE bur edl tier Hatter Griddors To Drill For Sportscasters The Ste tso n llu t tu i* o f IDDII, facing cl n one of their toughest achedlea In h i*tu rv, w ill go through th a ir once* fu r sports nod radio editor* nisei nows and television cameramen next Monday, Head Coach Jay Patter said today. All fiewspaticrs, magnilin**, and radio and television stations me Invited to semi cumuraiucn mid writers to *h? eumpus for Hii* ceool ny mirk. Im w n* rack jo* t'ieksns Conch I’oltee is di|Votlng the optin' uft»rnooii to biclure* and Interviews. The following day the Hatters move in­ to A strenuous training period for the first game JD davs lite r lu Montifomerv. A hi., against Auburn., iJ ffM L S n s rh K t ip * Hprelivad. Ilecsuse of tha few vstfrana said k*vln| the first bitting chant- reaming this |ta r. l>#ttM tH » hs fipccts to rely. haatOr «* .beltct lha M t'inw hile, tho chansea fo r Ran- y leading Iho FKirlda 8|a|a lu e with a lefty . w p j v tn Is beginning to look I i eachn raineti rained out g a n it. game, ny a prolonged slump In Uta alnlng aeven gamta could I Leonard’a chances, lie holds w in-point lead ovor bis naap T re a d w v . and sophomoreit tn (he team. Hemlnule I ' m Joe I'lekena la freshmen lino proa- Ott Stetson this season la lino roach, who haa oTlorrry, rw d from Michigan high ust rk Patl»a w ill outllna fcl i offensa ■M I Football iWfr Index- want and those ^rien expected to dyvglqp dur own Page H T il l; HANFORD HERALD The Sports Register Hr HUNT t H K T I.A IN Buddy I . like n-enlls th a t tin- longest gam e liver idayed III the Floridii .State Iju g iie w in iiloved here in I DIP against i'u liitk a . . .The coil test lasted 21 innings . . . Hal (Irutn-i was then the Hnnford skipper uml Hint p n ilic u la r night to- slaved ot In,mo because o f a severe cold. M ill >>11 ICit 1iit win pile liirt” for I'u liitka , and tin- im iv Cuban went oil tin- wav Unit night while .Sanford luid l.h-weski b o ilin g in relief Du- Iasi In fiamew . . . . ‘lie- ball caiiie continued until llin ld v l-nkc drove out a clean .-no'le lo score the winning ro il in the bottom of lie- 21 t a little u ftci I dill In till- morning. VI* now tilts l.'rnber * * • re-H.-**- sod l ent hcerlng out front til-, Mlinlon tiu llriiig lilt- lig h t* at hi* linm r near tile lu ll park . . , Itio b r r t Ii 11n hIt I when he situ tins II h Ii I s on ill the pull, n ite r I :Ul) it ot., that -nine one lurgul to In in tlirin o lf, not realising lha Hunte w in s till going on . . . He didn't liiu l out that Sanford won In the 21st timing god was p la tin g all the time unlit Hie lic it ila>. Itnlnt. who went n il the wnv. was a tvpicnl Cuban pluvnr , . . iie toil on an a rt (lio n about the I2llr Innitn' on hv going buck to the mound ami acting ns He,null In. aim wen- purnlvscd . . . I’ luvera r i i I be, min boor and eie-lt time li/iln l cniiie buck to hurl (lie itinlog Ihnnigh A fte r lb. gnme Itnlnt simplv critmhled on the rtit.iiiitl mid began liv in g , Inning lost u fle i 21 gin e llin g lulling*. Stenslrom,Yates Standings T .tlltlD A KTATF. I.L A d tlF tV. (I# Lit Mil 'll Hii pin tin Hr h i ' H an (ly K E N T (T fE T LA IN I h r h i aI The name.* of 10 standout soft- «i %\ | t tt ili x* hull players in the City Men's Soft .In i I lf nr It i* bull U'ouue anil ex^Orlando Ken llrfti tttfti jr I , lllk r I mul 31 u|or hurjer Kd ItriHiklyn were I.FrglHirK IT milled to the roster of the County If r sill lw (.tiNl A ll Star* who w ill battle tin* San V11 CintlirM |»|<*(. m ilt ■„ IV ). IN . HIT 4*1 . i n ii . HMI iri .w ;i Mt.lsf s t i i n v u , i.iM fin : tv. i.. »*rt. Sti lilt. .tints &|6 UiH 1*1 IJ sdS 2*4 I .It St i 19 II I .'ifvv ystilt (•ID fill) < lllruitu < **1. xI not Mii I! f • :i I u It h in t (4all l*H I ’It I 111it t Ij.M . 41*ft I so-1 roll Xu ill l.tiuU IH llr m lU Ir a ln t lu f * It'k fliin l I N*«Mi *Y<trK H < li|f;»l?.t *1 lltiMuh 7| SViinhiririnn 12 i* iiru lt 5 !►•*((*( Sy*tgm Bley Kwjn n ■ ' " L ' e? of otfenag ay Kd Brooklyn, lefthnnded pitclrei ami tirother of Ted Brooklyn who nlayecl with (he Seminole Bines last year betore being sold lo lieLand, ha* been discharged from tho Arm y. Brooklyn, who was under con­ tra ct with the Washington Senator League at his own retpiest Brooki in Wanted to be transferred for i he retnalm ler of Iho Season learer hi* home in Lake Mary Tim 23 ygar old hut let saw ser­ vice in Korea before hi* discharge. P i SuperUr Honorary All-Star iry* 5«t Sift; JOHNSON C IT Y , Tenn. e B - l'lt - cher B illy Joe Bowman of Bit Johnson C iiy, T v n n , Cardinals was called lo service in llie U. S. Arm y early thi* season ami sent to F ort Bragg, N. C, Hnwevcr, he wu* named an honorary mem tier of (he Appalachluti I.eagtv All-Star team ulllumuh he hint played only until June 3u when he Mcejvet) hi* Ar my "tlre c tin g s ." Versatile Caudle DUHHAM, N. C. 131 —- I,toy,I Can rile is u versatile man for the oneplatoon Duke U niversity hackfield. This haliback played re­ gular defensive halfback and nl tornate un offense lust r-jason. ENJOY the best ice cream youve ever tasted ---- . -------------------- ---- '■ 1'ltil Itlf lu ll l.l l l Boxing Results tty The A«anrlNl*i| I 'r r u n l'i'N L V F r.rjd jf Dnwnmu.' J| a■ < l,ii'.l:<>, Mtupiiw.l IIS Iv, A tis tritllii. ' i t Gators Must Shift Grid Attack I »WT Hi 11'I* ■ I "ii t fo r lire 11)31 fort'' il> . •a,>'iii Iti rnlK t «ii vi ry. IC E C R E A M If,til. If* U. T •»- N|Miiit(*,| T o m m y C A t N K S V J I.L K , Fla. H * - 'l 'i e F lo rid a (iiiln r* a rc forced lo re ip L'itlil/i' llie ir fa c ile * ro m p li'l 'ly (111 in M*i. I V f !ftVA I!I{ —Alum*•** K u rd . If*I v w'nrk. i»iirpii|fir«rt Jo* H«r«rinl, I f*4. N ew ark. • Npi u sin g le (tutor [d ,'Crl imt It offt'lrio um l tlefcnsu in tiro iiit iu g a m y In -« *V ' ItXfal. New Smyrna Tides Saturday low High 12:01 a. nt. 11:01 p. lit. Sunday High I.OW \ IaS ? t o o k a t those 12:3!) p. m. II!DO a. lit. Monday Low 7:3il n. ni. High 1:3(1 p. ear lustier lo r fo r Hie ACL. KAIlf, KVANK—Semi pro Infield e ran dusxlxiaut manager uf Imve tt’s (Irneery Klnro. B IL L VVHITK-Keinl pro infielder unit ('apt. o f the Salvation A rm y. „ DAVID liU SR l—I'lte h e r and Infielder nllem lint; I'lednum t College in (l.u. . ....... ... ts now nempInyeiL as nn engineer fo r the ACL. B IL L C RABTR EE - Semi-pro miUtolder now em pin veil as n ‘ for. the ACL. Major L<eague Leaders IIV T he A s in rt a le i] I ’rfs * * r r > . . u t i, i.y :t( j| »i USED CAR VALUES! lli'loitirrJU ristt m. Louis, U'l'aer M.nn«*lrn' 111. IIFNH II . ATT R1 i *N—OnrtnanjIJa, MytniMI' ii ut, DTH- Aslitoirn. I'lih llnile lph ln, 111, x il'lll. ia t MuMirl, HI Lords, I* B rooklyn. IS. 'lit j ’t.KH t i l ....SI . a II iowb, Slllw auIB A IK lll'N H - Mai I HUunlkN1 IIAHIIH -B rut.... '• r i, |.1 Mllwsu H T ^ M 1‘hllsitsl- B'Tf"... ’it) CHEVROLET 4 POOH MEDAN tM w ot At amts who is a p iu w r the Wnshlngtnn Senators, 1 IA N K STKNSTHOM—Flashy S T l'U iN IH HTlU.KN IIXHiar H i:il ii*u i, u „g |||. in C ’ tn fltld e r with a strong v»r», Ctdrano, *1. rred- w ith Semlnnl f W I n m , Loput. New Turk, iy-a nd tho U glm ' Junior ' a now working ns n H T B IK Fi IDTK I’lsrcs. Chlrnao. M l. tea m l. -llabsrjs, * N ite ly m M t Every Ww• V.rhnnT Washlnaton, • CAR IN H C H & D M .E LH T H IR W KBK ot-oa 2 (F reo flam o at 3:90 p.m .) Hanford g U O rla flC ^ ( l' 3o p,m,i , RanfoM at Orlahdo t, (•:30 p.m.) v.;,-. r; 5. VA ID ( I ) 'if' J A ‘,t O V ir X T t A v *. , . s 7 '" •52 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE H TONS FROM $250 TO $800 m e TO 1950 MODELS Apply To: R. H. Krotser, Service Mgr. W O R D H y d fa m s U e __________________ TRUCKS ■’ flood Wvr(ili)g Paiuhtloni (lame s Daytona at HANFORD (FORD1 (Yowell-Touchton) •48 '48 QLUHMOHII OLUHMOHILK 1 DOOR HRDAN • Good Salary r ■ ? ~ • ’• ■ SatAr^ny Afternoons and Sundays Off Hospitalization Plan ' •47 F L Y MOUTH I DOOH SEDAN .. Matinees AWKIIIt'AM LK A IllIH liATTINif - } (Execpl 8 unt)«^j IT iV IH N U tb p Oi — (*»■;,v«‘V Banff hSflMjnS*- *$ w fer**& *£ W " ) WjVB; -.%} ] 1-AHTb 1 T, v t-.w - tit lit- Inn,lb races at M am m outh I'ark bee aii.e of a diffcio n t s ta rt­ ing paint in form er year. The re cord for ti>.- Hunt courM' remains at 3:u«. having been set by I'ntloii ' lit HMI, The other rsctcu i-, the 3:20 2 o set by llvvanla in 1032 In the Midsummer Hurdle Handicap. douhlc A fa rm team at ('Ita lia Monga, w us optioned to the O r la n ­ do Se n ators In llu- F lo rid a State liHtltMk ‘I (• It(s, IsI M M ( Iflll •»« (ftfti llrl.nn<l ni Hrlfimln ( i f »• m 'HU •* f *.»'■* DHld .1(11 llr.it It ill lJj|) lotiri Hrooklvn OCEANI'DHT, N. J. Ut-Ther-J are two official rercvtls lo r the 1 o long bull hlttm Hanlord Swing ™ ach .& p j w 1: wwmsak o il. Jl ,»LM» tH •IVIN .til .INTI TA Two Records Fall Ed Brooklyn Is Transferred To Orlando Today's Join Others On County All-Stars next Tuesday night at Hie M ruior U l Stadium. The game w ill follow Im m ed­ iately after the Chamber ol Commerce, Am erican 1-eghrn and City's trib u ta ry ckremonlF* at the park for the Sanford K ii reao tta r Veterans amt Mm lo r A ir Ai'e Msj<ir Jock B o lt/ * W C. •■Ri'iP^ Hires, this City's ace Mdinan ninger neioi* up Ho II tlin g e r beiot* list of players drawn from the City Men's Loon wlm w ill ciirupoxi' the County All-Stars. Ilirt-s, cm pjoyetl as a dispatcher for lire Al I ini lie Coast Lino, w ill he n m l -it W r received rr vt-1 v liter' p -tle f liro rr |iir-k Dunkc either firs t base or In the roiHli Id |y famore- Dim k'-I Hpurts Ih 's e iin li Service veslen lav lie played semi pro ball in the II**rrrl't w ill i m iv til* c o iiitn lii'tis lv ii fo o lh n ll " I ’o T i l county Leuitup. d in in g Ho seasint . . . ' I lie le lti-i reads'. Another of star soMhallers is Dem Kent, Chuck Flanders We were more lim n iird lo a iilv pleased to receive vonr older fo r sit otiHleidcr. wlm Dill C o ll eg e Footiulll f o w l I I tide I m i Vice I n Hie I... Illlg season. Ill pjayyrl w illr a fuel we wen- Just plain delighted. Navy team nvet Kent, »e expert to have over 30,1 p sne rs Ih Its fall, bid I think seas amt ulst I'll eaii.t se rvin g the H anford H e tah l most n| all. I l i a l 's iM-rniise played in t I t « in ) whole fitiullv h as leanietl to know uml iitlmlre H anford, unit s e lit I pro T rl to feel v n y m urli nI hom e there. I'v e had two soils p la y in g on . Cuunly Leuguv S ra b ie e a c lenin*. the seennil one still being a senlnr there Ih U d lie is now f i l l year, S r a h r ie r e p lu y e is mid f s iis like lo g o lit H anford h erau af ployed as an KnIh e y 'r r inuile to feel al home there. In ro n lra s t lo som e oilie r ullH'or for lire pbai'eti I routil namij. ACL railroad Ho, (tiunMng Veil iinoaln, unit looking fin win d to seivlng you, I Kd linHiktyn of M il, Mhirerclv Cliufh Fla jitter* ! * , tllscliarp ille k Dlinkel eir from the A rm y after serving Davtoiiu Bench, Fin. in Koreans the properly p f 1the dnillotl' W difii Y-mf - -Senator ini in Nvslerli V.' i* ...... .till iiiio tile r h i le i y iH le n in v I m m F ell r Kcliuol, ex- lit*' wus recently trnnsferrei! from Sm ifoid II,'ii,Id Snorts K illtin . I'lih tle llv Director o f S liver Hprings fliuttunongu to Driundo in order in tleulu mid Kieentlve Vice I*resident mul Chief H liitistjelnii o f tin* to he nearer home. While slurring H o i Ido .State J.comic . . . . H ire \k Hie letter.' for Driundo before going Into ser­ A IN vice, Hie le lth u m lir .ta rre d ul " A T T K N T ID N . K O .H K M A K Y C U l.t.tJ M , K rlN T Seminole High .School uml i* (lie t v brother of Ted Brooklyn, wlm pi ty crl the outfield for Cornu, Sanford mid DeLund. The players w ill join tho Coun ly All-nturs wlm w ill ulso have such form er dlunimid stars as Bert Chapman, ex Boston Bed Sox catcher: Bay Kennedy, former SI liOuti llrow nle catcher unit etierul manager of Newark, I ’ lr le s unit farm ill f'ittsburoli I'lrn recinr Itbl o f Ihc Detroit Tigers before W elili Join s Feler Hcnsav iw n i i s.iiiU u t,. ( olbirn sutlling In Sanford. WMill JONK8 , C. it. DAWHDN, TOM HOLT KT At.: FlaUirvil Buddy Lake, Sanford'* im m ortal I inn lliu t iinyoiie ever rends my t.eaguu Itecord Book, it appears who had a tria l with the Boston ln a I hoini'oiii' over in Hanford Is not leading it rorrectlv. For instanre Dees and pitched Class A bull be the tooik says "MOST C O N SKC HTIVF HOME IIS BY IN D IV ID U A L ' ;; Vh 1 ; Levy Siinford, four, last tim e a t but in lu'csburg Mav IM, gue nn lire w ill also be on Imml I-DO mul firs t three times u t bat at Davtonu Mav IW, lUfio. M| don't a* w ilt John K rlder, ex-Brooklyn know how riivim e roulil have in s-reml that ut all miles* ihev were and Chicago White Sox (linger Jim Bayne, form er Knnford no rone,-rrnil with Hm MOST C O NSECUTIVE llD M E U S anil w pitcher ami current star lmngwnud AM W l w T f ] r, |A Y T D N A 1 M \ V ' ^ i m m * *,n T HOMKR8 IN pitcher w ill ulso be on the O m ni) \ It i\V IN D A y IO N A MAY *,.1, 10BO. In nthur wurcb* liom*mnry All-Slurs opposing the Itiulor Leg iU K ? T n ’t t / " * “ * book! -H" ' ' vl," t ’H "H «»•" "hoot ittii "W ills K id s " who w ill be play ing without the services of tlie ir Here In what the shiMitlng Is about . . . Vou are H alil when slur Junior Metis. The Lake Moilyou n«» wg deln i read the Uage where riinserullve humerw were roe "Locom otive" w ill he In tra in ­ nU j , hut mi tha n rtredlng Page under the title , "Ind lvld u sl ing w ith F8U in Taliahasese. h alting rerorit* inside o f nine Innings." It d is tln rtly says. "Most Other softball stars amt their HumerNi l.avy, (H a n ta rf/ three k t Leesburg. Mav 33. DM0." are as follows; That Is where we got our inform ation , . . Your book should background COLKUAN Y A T E S -S e m i-p ro lead Daytona, tin y k’.'t, lUDO insOhd . . , I t It true on the next page, outfielder w ith a ___ long „ ball „ h-jlllnR deaTliig w ith rOnsveiillve burners borne i r vijii li*ve Inform atlui I . ‘A’ 'the ' ■' eorrerl ...... . *HHVUl|l| rejuitttjjtm . lie Is now employed as lis g Daytona n* —th<*. _c ity.1.1wl . tin three lilt on Mav klln l, Imt th e re 'll an enttltleer fo r the ACL tv ri.vss FI 1 ,, I I.... ....,1,-."___ til jib,!. " " " ,,d Y * D»vr«iy suggest that the tw o entries be marie 1AXI.KY - Semi-pro R SALES t With Hw lat its . leaders F rl. Aug. I*, 11)33 Australian Totalizator rgld Will Usri i. — o A liuigi-r wnti-rfoul Henson, the tuldlllon of two gamebirds uml nn extia huur of hunt lug i-acli day were given to Flotilla sportsmen accord­ in g to m igratory bird shooting regulation* issued by the tf. S. Fi*h and W ildlife Her vice and re­ leased today Ivy the (lame nod Flesh W ilier Fish Commission. Churles W. Fare, Commission Director, said he was notified by the Federal authorities that F lo rldu liluy liuve either m (10-day shoot­ ing period or a split season o f 27 da,. o h for ilirrlt, goo.,,- **n«l hut •tr.g between the dales of (let. I mid Jail. 10. Tim Commission Inyi (elected tin- lust Oil day*-- Nov, lit through Jim 10, This year the m igrant bird hunt­ er* w ill be premitted to shoot woodcock unit snlpo for the firs t time ill many yctiiS, nceoidilig to the Director. There w ill be n 10 ifny woodcock season from Nuvem her ‘JO through Deeemher 21>, mol snipe.shooter* w ill Imve n ID-dny season from Deeemher 2) through .January 7. Shooting hours for all m igratory bird*. uXeept dove, w ill Ihi one|m lf hour before sunrise to sunset, and lim itin g w ill bo permitted every day. I.ust year the hunters had to stop shooting these species uri hour befure sunset, Dove shoot­ ing w ill he ulloweil from noun to M in.itl each day, uml duck, goose and coot iiiuy not l* i hunted prior to noon on the opening' day. Shotguns must lie lim ited to itshell capacity and rifle s urn pro­ hibited when ta kin g m igrant bird*, according to Federal regulations, al regulations provide fur a Federal slate-wide sp lit season o f (let. I to ID and lifH i ID to 2P fo r dove. M inuting moilfflcollun.il o f this Sea­ son fo r specific Bren* o f Hie slate w ill be nnnontfreil at u later d(tit­ lin g ami possession lim its fo r m igratory birds are: duck- dally ling -I, possession H; goose--dally bag J, possession -I; coot daily b a g 10. posserslmi III; woodcock dally Inig I, possession H: mul snipe dully bag H, p ossession h; dove— dally bag H, possession I); lirursh hen- dully bag lb, posses­ sing ID, the barrel. e L'ertllnai r w ith l III, mid 00 |S p e c ia l) W hiz Kids Hires, Brooklyn To Play '-m V n- �} Back To School Two Weeks Away! Old Books, Clothes Or A Bike To Sell? r jy n in g Ptens For Lymav-Wwol Are '•’nounced Use HERALD vVANT ADS For K o su T h e f o l l o i f l i i v n » l r « i* |i §»1* i*« ill U i i m I Ail* |M il i ll t ih r il I n I M ' w m fssril I l e m hi, lime 1'lr |»er line lu«ri fI.>n Itine* ll'e |ier line in -r ri.m time* *i* |*er line ln»rrll*»u ‘M M.ne* He per line Inner I inti 3i' |»er line fur le n r ll I 'nnlrnet I 'l i e Wiitrlii In the line, llniihle llnle fur Him l» I m e I n |i i 14 Pt. 18 PL H ilt H h ' I i . A. m i l i u m s F irs t ONE ROHM e lfm e m y apt suita lilt' for m irk in g couple li'-'u lly lueuleil ueruss from Post O ffice P riva te halo trupiire Munuel I J n rn b n ili’x Dept M ule. l llll I.A K K FRO NT Im plex O ak I ’hone 12 H E S iN E M O P P O R T U N IT IE S 12 sstA L L B U S IN E S S If yon have a sm a ll \> .*1“ * " ’ In « secluded part of town and arc Interested k; fieltlnn . ustom or*. list the se -viep you offer in the C la s*ilie d r n 'in t n of the San ford Jhwald. C a ll H 8 .. S P I.U N D ID Haw lelnh Buxine** A Scm l Inva lid , ennvaleseent Kind vallah le In C ity of Sanford. East ly Care itrad ua le d ie ticia n ■ Volusia, or East O ranife Count­ Mt!7 W I - REAL ESTA TE W AN TED — 4 ie* Produets well known O pporl tVII.I, IM A j .»ik i ilmvn fur 3 bed unity u n lim ite d for Idu Sale* and IIO iiM and hoard for llir is' chief n o,n fmuM* not nvi*r $!i <hh» >!i mnl I'ru fils S tart your ln i*i ly women Phone IMiif ltd! I 1 i <• ra il 131 .1 lie ** mi i-.'-'dit w ithout -xperl ■i mm — 1« — an*m e.iee W rite today fo r fu ll Infur C O L E M A N 'S I I A I I B E R S H O P will illa tio n Ita w le lifh 's Departm ent. ftA R T IC L E S r i m S A L E -3 open Sat in da y S a m e place i F a r F A L 44" 224. M em phis. Teltn iner* M a rk e t). S a u u in n - 1 V mi r T L 'P P E R V iA H E dealer (I t i d y * Som erhy Phune 175U-R A M a rta ..,1 Flelt tvnet. Enterprise 1 4 ^ F L O W E R S P L A N T S S H R U B S s r Hi Vew Fnlilm i! cu lt ha* opi-aimi for a m b lllu iM uian ui um piestlunable character and refinem ent A v e 2,1 tin Collet!'-' eduealirm p referred M u st lie iv a d y .u e iid |n>*ilion by Sept I and lie eapalile carnlnit LVU'Hi annually F o r San ford inlervlew write Hr nee J ac k so n I' O Buy 3*a|3, chlrattu ;d. Ill Slate a||e. education, imi phune mnnher $5 98 e i .’ sin ft a P a u l A IC M Y ■ N A V Y .11(1 S a iifim l Ave. $2 SO r u I S IH IP l . t f S Phone I.TIl M O B IL E H O M E S 13 It. iu 41 It., priced from IGfJO up. We have 3 now Scholl niuilr f i, a im I OC H IT , YELLO W STONE, NASHUA, R IC H AR D SON. 41.I 'M O ROOM A A t.C M IN CM AW’NINOS. E . i't'h le T r a d e r S a i l* I'u lu lk u , Fla CO NCRETE Sti |i*. >ti |iplii»; xtiim n, vreuM tra p ., s i-jitir ta n k*, windo * *iil» *. lin in ' M ira rle Con­ crete ('ii 3119 K im \ * e Phono 1333 'H A N D S OtltJin*. Hand lu .tru mi n t.. (1 ii I t n r s. a e c o i d l t i n t , D rum * C o r.t e i i t e n l IVi ill* Hlrn-p 3 o . o till N D i a n i t c , Or* laiido F u r. IN MUCK f 'o n iv ile lleiu'hex, enncrele wiiiilow sill*, eunciete window lin t-Is, rireate trap* and linildmtl mat -’ria l* of nil kind* SH ERM AN CONCRETE P I P E CD. Phon e* IliKI, 1241 H R hom e. 1810 W. J n l P a r t l y I n - Keo T j i i i Culherhuiisu, 17PJ W 3rd Would like In he*i (rum man will* car Inr Itawtciuli Ru*im-.* In NEARBY MM’A I.IT Y No capital need <i See C. I.. SIIDNVD, HT. NO. 0, BOX 220, ORLANDO. FLA. I'll liclli you *la rl nr write K A W I.EIG II S Dept FAIL Mil 2Hi It, Memphis, Tetiu II— -II IF YOU HAVE S O M E IIIIN G TO SELL and are In a hurry In M il If. let the rlaxstflcd advertiainu dem trluienl of THE SANKOIU) HERALD prove It* ability a i at efficient sale* medium Aulsnzobtie* • fr u ite r s Ml SCH O O L H E S K S I IN P * IIE D A N D U N I IN IS D I. D I T ' I L M I I III. * E N T E R IH l W 1*1 Phune 14U’i ‘•■ 'xrrrn, 212 VV 'lit S I F U R N IS H E D ... ' SKI S 2 room Apt. Adult* l. u iild A te F U I I N I M I K D I room util . u pstair* P rivate hath PtU, 117 W lltii , . F l I R N I S I I E D t, arayt' A p a rtm citl ( A dulls. N o pet*. 17U7 I'a lm M lo A ve Plume 813 W. F U R N I S H E D U a ra tM French Ave | F U R N I S H E D Apt. U p sta ir* Phone b02AV ______ vv vN T rn to r e n t — j B K D R D D M U nfurnished huu*e In iianfnrd nr nearby. Contact Lt. G rover. Extension 240 H N A A S . P E R M A N E N T fam ily of three dr sii-cs three b 'd rn o in hnnsn with kitchen fnrnithed. c ity nr ru ral R eply Box 0 L. C/o Sanford llt-mlcf. ______— m erm * V— R E A I . E S T A T E F D R h -lL E -2 2 BVTH 3 BED TD O M S A l T n m o t o n v u ilc n lly loro led tn • ic h o o li, churches, and stores, Nlco nclahhorhood. $lo,sno B j*a L. Payton, Registered Heal E sta te Itrnaor K oto M a r y J. Phillip*. AssocloRt 11 Ifi Puck Ave. Phone 1110 | MWO down will pureha*e 3 l« d - room hom e nuts under conMruetion. B eat!/ for oeedpatiey Sepl. lit. T otal o n c e *71190 no. B O A T . A. W I L L I A M S , REALTOR M R a y m o n d K , i.undqulsl. Ansoelale 0 Phone 1763 A tla u llc B a n k B id *. L e ss than a year V arn , Phune 1134 ulil th ic k e n sim p m tsed w itli lo tuatii Juice and a little eookitit: slierrt m ak e* a tli listhlltil lu st ciiurse Edw in B IC Y C L E In excellent condition U se d very hill-.* Plum e 141U, 200(1 C edar Ave l l m m u l i lu c n l b n n h s . mhi fn « m m in in ’ > iu ir iiim u i ;ini*v a m * n l. ill! m v i i l i l i t , %i»H *M*|lli* wtlli a I i Ii Hi M I-.H t I It A 1? Ib n ir , new se n t cov e r s , new I* m v e ip liile , Ir m ly , o v e r diivc, imiv — I, IIAV E your lawn 'iiow i'd by Jerry laird phniir l l . i t . l i A L L ii * ahmil unr Credit Plan P . H ill.'ig, Ite pu .rliig H i i i i i h Ii J Ini! T n l 't 'm e lt •0 1 Box 70 II Tel 119/ W PLUMBING C o ntrail mill repair work Free connate* It 1. Harvey 20| Sanford Ave Plume 1H2H M IA M I REACH P Investignt o r * who pick.-d m i.- the wreekn kr of Hie N ational A irlin e* patm -i i i ' i r plain -..h ch era *h rd in the Gulf of M e xico last Fell 14, kill m i hi pel son* f o u n d mi sign * nf i i -n f i n a l in o p e r a f l o n a l f . i d u r . 1 ‘ l in- i n n r e p o r t e d v-.'sterd iV 111 »i Hniutiv il ,i C iv il A e n iiM iilIr l h u ,i 11 \ H i liea 1 1uc l A ll!) IIP I HANKS p a in t l'< N A S H li t v lim le i l- D in ir .ii t I I I . V i m i . K T S T Y I . K . I . I N K D E I. I A ll. I lim n . in , lin . lii'is liT . new p l a s t i c c o v e r s ,‘i 1 N A M I H A M H I . K i t S T A T I O N W A G I I N ......... Structure Correct ik I Super - Duper - liunrains ii,. K11*\ II.inti 1 lull nl st I'liid U ,ih- 1 1 fill! i ll l.ikt'N lltK inelhun In • \ i i i ,-s* i I k u f lu n k * fu the ilif It M III 4 liui ehi-s, |»i$Ntitr * nod M llil M» Ill'l l .lll\ e iiu til ll tl lid Ii ti* .1 1.- llie lltll .ililiiver*:ir> ill 1 « 1 ii H II tluilee 11I I Paul We 1 (>■■*’ 1.1 lly 11 i|.i» 1 1 lull i'll tl« 4l.li llev tl W IV illi .111: s t.-r dial I- n i l 11 in .91 -tut In- - lu'ii and n-It -Mi III11 J'' 1Mt 1i si « 1 < t.n Inn i ni> e c a k e s l l n i d e i i l t . n l ) r n l llll II,- , 11 ' a r i a n d l l a l l l eV I luflvt hit llie t ii -., ill I f 111 l l i n s e l Adv '595 395 y945 •995 Alone iuctuileh lulcresl, I i i m i i u i u c ( ti,iio.es, nn I tnl iam| lift' in*' ii r ii iii' r a mf xi k1 I i i i k u i * i l i i i w i ' in »( mi c.ivr v i i lie POT AiiyuNU fillMU M i ll th Y IN TO l OIIC fM'. 1 LO C K A T D A ll Y S P I T I M S [B U L L , »**•' l UPdNT TRV Tu liTEAL II 17 H " f t .I ni Si ! i :i New i- i Ini i .nil i I ,9.i (h P a i k .li d * nilVc 1lllile full* • pi,p| I if roun jrA M is v d k r m m dm non *lltli. T u t MlbK Pi f o o u i l l 0HI.E59 Vdu " It ii v 11 mu it ■ . 1 > BCMlMP... - I New C a r De.'iler'f, A ii In ii in 11va S e rv ic e *J ‘ . 3 N A N F O H D .M ilI D ll 141. IN C . 1101 Freni It Ave. Ph 1754 KKPllEfVCNt THU lYlK , CM 1 I t-iou *mag m m ,' * o **» ii — |T*II \ ( T ftA N s.0 S -tc S o Y .. ) id o a a r A\o«is yxocrrsti-*!', ) K -iN (3 . . ■ . , ^ a v is J C T A B -E TsiAN 1 t ) V T i-g O n e 1 v\ F O C B R p A 's C A a . d V ^ H t L P Y O i a W S - P N 1 v E F tX E P ^ T O A r’ i -'-VT',* 1 I \ s O tP ii F A V O S M 5 : LAP! ------------- y PE TAT i Ex>1 , > ----- , "7 r K 7 V* C R O W N !* - a n. BO ^ IV ;t J tJ V ---------------------------------- ■ 1FG .. M. IJI-ARB HURTS VMI ^ 7 5 (E fj! . ( t ,*-' O-NS a , r* s i . * e 0 a r ** a «. N . A ! ~ T ^ gnu 2ftj<l Street A LL TYPES llullduzer work Ilea siinablo Rate* Free estimates Apt , 11X12 I s i N il E l i I >,.tahle Sew liip M a c h ln • Plume 2221 V C Uraeey 2 B E D R O O M holin' U nfu rnlxhid, Mnr.troe C orne r W'r lte B u t A II c m : Sanfn d l|(rnld- v- A L M A T R A IL E R N icely Fnrni'.!i id , St'i i eu porch Ss.-e U hlaner Saiilam io Ir a ile i P a rk, n m iles soll||, ,(f .s.mlord liu m lle d i u ^ u n m u 1 p u r H u i.^ t'ii h i t'lmr i* m tii i i v Lifetim e Alum inum — 7rea t a l l male*. Free Installation—1Tele­ HALL'S Gurage for General Auto Itepuiriiig Snnfurd A C e ’* r y A v b phone 1423 Furniture Center. Plume 1(190-M , 1191ft K nlgld. ' . t l o N K Jikki ual pressure tank, 12', Ilfl W. First T U B A portm u nts, couple*, HW N .' Imrsepotv,v R I'M 3170 Plmsr .1 H A P i'E R Y , G en erator ur Stiirtor kP K K A D K Il SERVICE Mine and 22n Volt Phune 22tt L a u ra Se rv ice C a ll 317, S w a in '* B a t­ Dnlnmite amt Fertilizer Phone tery Seivlcn . Kuufurd A venue U N F U R N I S H E D Apts. Set. M r s • 1393 M Duv 1,1 E Carpenter H U T C H IS O N 'icuan fronl apartrtirnt* ui L lytnnn H^ach. Tel. l i n ii n t 'li iR 1 Panel Leaders Named For Safety M eetin g In Jax W. E. iMi-MiihIi-i-, M«r. 11ti ii Ik i it 11 *■ mill* SACRIFICE |9.,t Find c „ im il -i door Si il.iu Kudin, in,-* and eon <111in i i;i)iii I A lfa « l\ lin im rrd W ill I’un^.iler ii.ttU* I'iitnu1 J 17-11— j a m u is ie s \ll •VK W iV USED CARS L illie and Reel — Second and S.inlurd .Mm, " cm H unit im ir i ext 'IR'iii i • m liliun •in heautiful La k e Monroe, I S H ig h w a y IT. Iii'ld i i d y lim it* Fm inform ation w rd l­ l' O Box ID E S.lIlford SPECIAL SERVICES Park Aw. ,V 13th SI. U U llA l- D P a ge and M l* . I.ucille S n v d i -1 The Juntor Senhii llic h f*i. n l' > will include M i* . F.*th«r W illiam *, \|is llnr.cl F l y n l . M is . Ito.i-im.l North, M r * M ii'V M a it'.-t, M '** Lucy Piloian, Mr*. M a ty H o y ii ', Mr. W illia m W h aiton . ami Coach dim P a y in ’ M l * Kliznhetli llaiiiu ail TALLAHASSEE r Discus*l<v 1* t lo- school set-retm t le.it! -. . am i expert em isuttant,1 " W e ha* r ii tci> ....... a fatu ity were nntned ttalay for the fifth a n ­ Imi'il up for tfm fin iin it t.n n , " nual F lorida Safety Conference III P n m ip u l D ou u h iss stated. " W ■ J ackson * die S-.'pt 11 12 have a l.iam i new hinldin^ fm flu They Include new spaper editor*, p rim ary rjraih * ami hiivt- piuclur* .itturney*. h k h w .it safety and eud it (treat tl* til of tll-w etpllpllo lit kint'i-nuk experts atul iiinnty and tor the en tile sellout I feel * -*n city (urines I'hfv will d iscu s* *ld>s fldelll tlmt we an look fo rw a i'l to -ft* i.incm it from hlitliwav safety ■kisl.ilion to m elliods ol li.i|idlln| l '"' *”'*J yeai in tu> tnstm t ol traflie law tm latn u i* m court 1 yinaii. BRAILEY ODHAM USED CARS tlo rh e ra I L A M S M H l SALE, D a i * y Seedling* J i n n Dnz l l l n o m l n g *izi< d i n i h l e r u * e r e d i r p in k h i b i s c u s , .Ml c e n t * R o s e or la v e u ila r Pentn* 25 c e n t s White 30 c e n t * M u d o r d e r * l o s e x t r a K.pp N u r s e r y . /I f A n d e r su n h t r e y j ^ f l r l a n d u. I l u i i d a Want A Niue Motel In Sanford, Fla.? 14NOW ford, w ill tench n sei-und Itrnde. Sini* a urniltuite o f F liu iilu S ta le C m VM sit) . Mil-.* It. tty D . 'h i tnW of Hear l ake w ill tench a th iid ifindc She h n u rn d u iitr nf the 1'niver.it.\ of K e n tu cky and lot* had exiierien ce at the Suu thside P r im a ry Schoid In Sanford. M r* D....il!i, tVelister, of San fold , a cru du ate iif Boston I'm versify, w ill tench one of the fifth grades, M rs A h lla M ilw ee, who wn* for m erly In charire o f the tllee Cluhs, w ill head tin- K n itllsh D elia 1 1me lit, I eplai'inir M l* dune T liitn an d i-i, who ha* taken a leave of ahsenre of one veal. I in- i e lm i i I iik facu lty ini-inhcr* for the elem entary u rade* u t e a* follow s: M rs, E 'au o re W inkle, M i» Pauline t t iiri'ii't, M i* . K a t lilt in Hucher, M i * F u lilla llra iith a m M is. E sth e r ItnililliOilph. M l* Lucille W ell*, M r*. Hettie Me Naniura, M rs. M a rg a re t lliiiso ii I2K1 G O A T M I L K : |l. D Priest, S. S a n fnnl Ave. Phi me u a -W l. it Oes.vcil 11 mi*, (rum N A S C h ih lic n welcum.* Ii A. C a n w r nil. I,nke Cuarm l) r , O viedo; Ph. 4701 ur 4332 I t ill R E S P O N S I B L E white m an with trn rk -lr*u v» week Tel lKOtf at Hull, F ie ri.,* Il'J S I'.irk Ave W K I. A K A A partm ent* 114 W p'irst Street I ’hone IlKi-W. F u rn itu re Center. 1H1 W lake M. referent c i. 1160 W UK HAVE M in n exce lle nt Lakof i-tii Hume*. u I mi xinne new 2 ami ; bedroom home* In the oit> Ennluet me for y e y r him*line m oil* — I ItO I.L A M A Y A M I I I A B Y I»K1»S U.jy. Week or month — Tel 1423. in -*•!• Itaym iim l Ite.illnr Sanfor<i liiiiiirillnlrli I f ) |>f line fine »mne rule n* 1 * ‘ (t* u line* niiliii.ii * 11 lieline line Mittir m lr n» • In e Hi * n iilln nri •>i»r. tln r iii«r *rtiiie rule «» fmtr Hun uiiNiinrr IM»r. Hue line •Mime Hite n * H it ill n r* iif in'* nut i u i"1'' estate M M !V llrtiil Iff* M i l hr ni'ieiifeil »%er the Tr leplmne nn iiii ' m ih i unitu iii rlm riir if nm r nnme In IUle«| In (hr (eie|ili>iiir h«*ol» In rrfurn Inr ililn neetiiniuiMluf Inn the ml »er 11* r r I* e«|ieeteil In *ijij tirniM|illt In »*Mler fur in In m ille r (he |ii»i|iilr n i i l n nil t in i«i lit* in i i * i i r in k iii nl fire nil I hr iliii he lime |*t*Mlm l In ii. tin W nAuNoT| K position i* heiitvkei-pcr, , U u|')(| cotnpiln| on. 0, r«>u PHONE 148 i m i II i ss " il /u Ave " n'Phone i>f cks Ave ikU. i mmnnet <xu .fcJ. I Inrlilu .State llunk Htiihllng < all H a ll" I'hone I7 M J :i ll I*lrn*e W A N T E D — H O U S E W O R K — ID y e a r* experience. gnod rofcren* cc* Phone 2311 I Whether buying or Ilinu. it w ill I'.n ><iii to v.'e I » . II U .I., REALTO R IIh If nn erritr wrrii»* in *m*r ml ti e iiiiimri »< * i r%in»mtil tr Inr iiMire thin* nnr tin m rer| tu«eitluu. 't v Hay iiio ik I >( Hull Liv ci*e ii lirn kcr (or all kind* of lie a > E t t a 's arid P la n * fin the uponini! Ilf till* I : Itifi-t ti i in nt t.ymnii Sclmol 1ave t*een iiollm im cit l>\ Prtlici|>:ll I S D e n i;III** SPECIAL SERVICES rile p iv *cI iim i I ii'icisttiition da y in.* l.een set fm Sent. 2nd at I'dlO OAKl.AWN ■i ill. Tile liiisse* w ill run uvei a ll Sem inole C o u n ty's only porDClual t'.'iti-s tiinl tin- h ildrcn w ill leave cure C em etery B u sin e ss offler.t"i home nt I I no a m IT fir * l IIU N . P A R K . P H O N E 1110 lull diiv u i *.l)iiil w ill he Sept. H. llie fm-n 1ry will teport for full -t ilt 14BIN S U R A N C E .-me t'.iiv ell Auu. 21 •nvo nn F ire . W ind sto rin -a nton io The I.ym.in district Include* Idle Insurance See John If. W il­ I eoywiiod, M tam oiite S p u in '* , liam s ln su ra n c o Aueney. 403 < ,i*»i Iherry. Fern Park. F o u s t Sanford A tla n tic Hank llh li: or * t> Deni I nke, and tin- new com c a ll 34 ■ tut\ of San land o S e v c iu l m w ine inh ci* w ill iom 'I - fn .u ltv Hu* y n ii M is* Mnlile i'TOH I N . " I h 'A N t'JK 1 liHpmnu of S a tifn id w ill t i i u l i " f tfie fn .t entiles M iss C h a p P ’ 'O N K H U » in i* a ttraditate of F lo rid a Son' t 't n Cullen.- at l.nkehind, and ha* iiad ex pel letiee in h olll p r I III it ■ > 1 3 - NO TICES • PERSON,vi_S — IS anil k null ie a i ten work M i.* F la m e s Colih, a lso »f San O U T n ilF R E K T O K IU M — E fdp rly. THE SAN FO RD \lll? IK. I9.W PH. M AM ET A im ) Service I2 m i N in th P a rk Phone 921 Sjice'in nn i n spei i.di i 19- B D A fS 310 r u n s W ltlliiil, !’ 'Jlliltll. I »tltl»**:iI',* Sait * .Service, M eteuiy itulliu aiil !-il m 2515 S Park. Plume l ' / 4 .1 12' I t ' lit i , M S T r u iln * H a i l w are C V a il W iiudw iirking, ,12 Saiiiiird, I'll 2327 J 70 - F U R N I T U R E L ’ltold G im d* » OH, FURNACES By Kresky Wall, Floor and Fireplace. NEW FLOORS surfaced to per­ S P A R T A N It O V A I. M A N S IO N fection Old floors made like M. 0 , HODGES H O U S E T R A I L E R N O W M K ’A T Phone I S cleaning and IDS W. 1st N L qcw. Finishing, E D A T P A R K A V E . T il A ll, E H waxing, also p o rtib lt power plant V E N E T I A N BI.T n l)S " CO URT. YOUTH H U N K R E D S Serving Seminole County since IN REAR HEDHDOM . CAM . 1925 l l M. Oleasun. La»e Mary F acto ry price a I R o ll* H ead Bllnils, Alum inum slats, ro llo n or p l* i 1736-R A F T E R 5:n« P. M . KEEP YOUR lot* clean Heavv tie tain*' C u in p IH e rep xcrv'.e. duty muwim; - clcurlni:, nraif Zc m I mile V r ir r lU n R lln d C i i i i i |i .iu ) I I O T P O I N T W rin ger W ailH T , Guild Phourix$ log shell driveways, -'iisloin hzu West T hird Cuitilillun Rea*unalili' price Kan farm ing D e W ilt' Hunter A Sun dull R lc e lric Co H II.I.'S F U R N .r U R E Ph |6 2 \/. O N E T H A Y E R B a b y B u g g y In ex l-rllvnl enmlllinti D m C om hitialinn IHiilIu ami recurd Player. Plinne !Mii K E F IN IS 1IIN G VEI.I.S D R ILLED , Pump* Inxlall 1*1, any size. M 0 . HuiIk**. Ph I33I-M-4U fir 129. C A R P R N T E I W ORK TWO 4 MONTHS old Pedigreed Fe­ male Itnxer Popple*. Phone Par q u ick re p air Jobs, or f a q U h tiiK In g. C a ll J im 1142 M-4. J24-M alter 5:00 p in. C. E l l K E P F R E E Z E I I F t Ui-jr) O R M N D O M orq ln i t SenUnal, O r U n d o E v e n in g 81 |r. C aU Bftloh I y e a r Complet-j with fund, *330. HV7, 1183-J. G ir l* Dlcyrle, «m>d rnndllinu, $13 C ull 1032 from o in 5 p. m. MOVING. Iureal & tong Jlstance. C ALI. I I , Storage amt eratleg yf. A. ADAMS. S L I G H T L Y U S E D a p a rti....it s i r ' M u ld u lr c C an tic seen nl the South A in . 211 21 French A ve, A p re rich Ave. jtly 219 Freni U plnilvtering and llcp.iirlm : 303 Celery Ave. TH. 1738 J. G A R C I A Cabinet m a k in g, upholstering, F u r­ niture re fIn ifiiiiig — renairin ( Antlq iH revldrlng. u p h o U te r ln j fab­ ric*. W ork gu aran teed I3n NBo ulevard C L , D e l.ami. I'limie 33T II- LOST AND FOUND LO ST YOUR PRTT !. you have -,id v e rll*i' yucr ln*s FREF. fur liwee tim e* Jo I lie I .A W N M O W E R S sh a r p e n e d .' lit Herald through the courtu*y nl cycle* r($>aireil. Shutnnn'a, 310 u l(, Florida Statn Rank E. 4th HI. i ■■■-■I-' — -■ - — — P R A C T I C A L L Y new Portable E ’ 'c trie Sowing M achine Romonahle REMODELING, renalrrng. .s h e , * ? " W ' ^ H . C ^ , .S ERVICES fu r cash. Ph. n«« R Ins siding, rinding, painling, Sanford E lectric Co.. G E Ai pli 3 B E D R O O M H O U SE ancos, 110 Magnolia Ave >'h M2 Free exllm ale*. No down pay A ll conveniences, excellent water. "C A B L E NELSON" Spinel Piano men!*, 3« month* tu pay, Licen­ .Mnnle finish. I year nl(! $395.. n(»ar E ld e r Spring*. Sprint Plenty *hade lla g g crly Appliance Center sed contractor. H. J Finch. r,tH with bench. Phune 1725-H. tree*, »ome f —tlt tree*. 2 14/100 ■ee "Your WestlngiiifUM’ Dealer M ellonvllle A v e . Phune (Wg-W. »cre» lun t. G, C. Warmack, cri_ .......... . . HI. Phone 1737, 1|8 Magnolia Home uf llie mo S Box 283, or m o owner i t A ll. L. I, I I L I - — P la n a Concrete Window sills N il . Uk. Bldg , Bourn 313, KuKHHAIRE appllt ncai, sale* artd 15 P h sn o g ) I- W H unts Concrete wlmlnw Mntels vervlce. G, M.Hiflh, Oviedo. Fla £ Greaio traps — Septic lin k s I ACHES of land and 3 room home Phone 4(31 nr Banfud 1C43 W TRUCK TO RENT h M IRACLE CONC RETE CO. 13 fru it tree* and 2b pine trees oiler A p, nt. . It you nave n truck In rent renl you O years In Sanford B eautifully iamUcapot). Known , H it ltd iq ihe "Mould. (hi** service NorylC* _m the 3M E lm Ave. a i Old Susie Collin* ploiv Sam Pb. 1333 Miller Radio & Apjillaeco special service* of Ihe Saqfnrd ..1!- ... . .JlUHIUWl ” uel Vance. 1013 Cypres* Ave .Sanford, Seminole County’* Herald. We have had (aqulrlui ____ A R T I C L E S W A N T R P Phone 1329 J. OfihUl We*tingluni*a Dealer a* to who rent* truck*. We buy. M i l and irqde u*«d furo l OWNER LEAVING TOWN LAWN M O W IN G C H E A P lu re W llaoji d a le r r u rn R u r e C o W« are author.jrd fo *e)l thl* lit W w w J M _________ Fyee estim ates. Call 705 11 beautiful modeyn 3 - bedroom block home at a sacrllico. Oak 14— H EL P W ANTED - If floor*, Im ulated wall* und cell­ ing*, nice I«wo. welt located, HOUSEKEEPER ti) live |n g r out, well financed, 'dt.1 term *. ¥ • 7 lo care (or Iwu rh ild ru i Workbe shown enytlme. Ingjw other, Phone 220$-W. 2U E. 1st, |W SALESMAN: for outside sales with <DM6 Ma«n«lla AvefiW J ? wwll established firm , A’ * w ork­ LAND CLEARING ing comlttions, pav unlimited, Doziers and Drogllnft wo ' NEW SPACIOUS $ bedroom homo. leads furnished. Only lac shall dslivery. Good ‘ Bath and ahower. Breezeway, dent nted apply, must P. O. Box 303. L a -r raruorte, Refrigerator, ramie and references. For del Fla. Phones: Sanford 413 i and apace heater Included. CP.P. 0 . Boa >47, Sanford, Iona Beach 3-1119. ' rut trees. Priced for quick sale, If EYS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT WESTERN AUTO Seminole Realty Owner leaving town. Telephono Q U A L IF IE D FRONT MAN 14M R. _______ ; IF YOU WANT elbow room, com* fort, sale iharled ground* for children call U70-J to tea T • room, wall built houia. Couiparlion will prova Its valua a* a bar- Musi Know bow lo handle stock and lUce. Top salary. Apply T ip Super MeUcet. S,ALESMAN Produce, TSslahT Billed route. Good oj Box J K . c/o S -- ’ ,m „ J . -La U . . CAN SKLL An« thing ollSuJ/UST CALL m I IM K. Park._____ TPh 29 Vcdupieh Side* Ki-rvlrti Elertrleal A Ga* Appllaiire* Admiral, Kelvlnalur. Servel Refrigerator*, Protane llnlt le Gas. J03 Sanford Ave fi»qe'l240 critic co by Sidney -*nd HAYNES Office Machine Go., T y iie w rila r*. adding mnehinea, Kaloa-Rantala, 314 M iiguulta, Ph. ♦4. AUTOGRAPHN) H E G I N T E R S AND FORMS. m . ONE-TIME CAR ,"’3 B O N . Lo w 1 jy j Nmk a, ,i.T. Fast d a llw ry. 7hack Stuart, iS jj***«|0*<**Vl 1-" , » "VlTf.-r u. t i > /r Jm X - *i �*» It will Pay you to conic m iles............ It will pay you to buy ahead for all Fall and into next Spring When or Where will you have another chance like this? 2,000,000 FLORIDA FASHIONS Customers all over the United States and in HI foreign countries are buying these same styles right now at low, regular, catalog prices. EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY ALL STYLES NOW BEING OFFERED IN FLORIDA FASH IONS CATALOGS AT FULL PRICES ALL SALES FINAL-NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS Because we bought a huge quantity of odds and ends at way below price—YOU CAN SAVE ABOUT ONE-HALF OFF REG­ ULAR PRICES DURING THIS SALE, SATURDAY, FOR ONE DAY ONLY. EXTRA SALESPEOPLE TO HELP YOU — BUT PLEASE COME EARLY- QUANTITIES MAY NOT LAST ALL DAY. REGULAR HOLLYWOOD SHOP MERCHANDISE MARK­ ED DOWN AND INCLUDED IN THIS SALE EARLY BIRD SPECIAL PIlutforcH, Himtmck M r r«ut uml coat dresses. Percales. (linghams. Rayons. Broken nHsortmenl «*f sizes amt colors. Now being sold by Florida Fashions at 2.98 and 2.98 Look at the Catalogs............... You'll see these . . You can choose new house dresses of percale, plisse and broadcloth. New street wear dresses of rayon or cotton in Mutton trimmed coat styles, Schiffli embroidered, scoop neck, flared skirts, and the new slenderizing silhouetts in prints, and dark and pastel colors, sizes 9 to 17, 12 to 2q, 28 to 44, 14V* to 24 UL and 46 to 52 Our rfegukl'$1.0(1 51-15 Kmro hosiery. for thin aula only. 20% riff on Gotham anil Holeproof Htwlery, r>l ami (in KUURH 10 Penjar Regular $1 ,05 value now 1.85 Regular 1.5(1 value now 1.20 Regular 1.55 value now l.HK Some Values Vi off LADIES’ Srnllo|H'd lieek linen, back pteala, to flaro out when you walk, halter uerkn, aim Imrka with romtxid rollon knit ahrug aweater. Mroadrtoth, polished rhambray, iirrlate rayon faille in red. navy. Mark, pink, blue, uaaorled print* and plnidn, nizea, 0/17, 12/20. 88/52 and .14Mi to 24% Regular 3.98 and 4.98 Miracle nylon, In now einlsmaed lace-effect it’a n dainty rained rosebud denlgti. Mull I* filament lace trimmed crepe with Hath) applique. (’Ink, white, nlaen, 112 to 44 DRESSES BRASSIERES Peter Pan Brassieres Regular 18.08 — 4.08 value* white only, broken slaen. Hrnnded line Regular 8.98 to 10.95 Corduroy a. railIon, honiberga, acetate r re pea, rlmmbray a, IInane ulnglmmn, Schiffli em­ broidered. glitter trimmud, scooped neck, or johnny col­ lar, ruahionablo flared or fig­ ure hugging sheath akirtn, In Dior blue, navy, black, red, green, panteln, and prints, siaeu 0/15, 10/20, 14% Ui 24 % Tremendous value Float* . Whirl nklrt, Double circle checked gingham, 0 yard jUVh. full circle nklrt of taffeta, red, green, black, turquejian, I I W W / nizcM. 82 to 88 Fieri leg, lace trimmed, 2 bar trkot Panties, pink and white, sixes, 5, 9, and 7. L A D IE S' ft C H IL D R E N 'S SHORTS Ladles’ and Children's shorts. and shorts acts, values up to $!,$$. Denim, Broadcloth, a a . w ' . I * m «fl < ( f - i1 v ’ Broadcloth, gingham, dot­ ted nwiaa. Dan River, and Galey and Lord fabrlca. Belted dreeeea with full whirl sklrta, to make the little miss look grown, juat in time for bark to nchoot. You can’t afford to mis* this. Size 8 to fix and 7 to taken from our regular slock Ik Value up In IA.U5 A Perfact U flnl»h the r**t of the •ummer nr put ,*L \i»w n y for m*il ymr. g ^ |\F ro iU )< I Organdy*, Vnllm , « Ohsmbrsv*. and Nylon., j , , /'Kyelet tmhrolilrml, Iota a j j ”of flna pin tark», flatter­ ing low neck line* In oaaftal color*, print*, tmd plaid*. Site 0 tn 111, 10 to 90, and 124 tn 244 DRESSES 87 taken from our regular atock, Cinderella dresses, value to f5.08 DRESSES (tegular v C H IL D R E N 'S « Sanforized broadcloth. Hr rur braid triin. luscloua white HCbiffli embroidered Iwilero sundress, wear it with or without the jacket, twopiece rayon ami acetate faille apencer jacket drone, glamnroiia ruatllng acetate taffeta, with anew white rlhlwd faille trim, many other atylen ami fabricn to chooMe from, In rerl. navy, bluu. brown. S ink, turquoise and black, nizea, in, 12/20. 40 to 44. and 14% to 24% Values to $5.08, Broadcloth, crepes, ray­ on linens, playtones. polished chambra/s, B goK Multifllamint crepe allfia, luscloualy lace trimmed, regular $2.08 value. Colors white ami pink, sites 82 to 44 �r. rm H ♦J LATE BULLETINS I 0 f t * § > a n fa r b NEW YORK (JP) — Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wis) today opened an investigation Into possible Communist in­ filtration into the mltitury services. KOBSTOW N, Tex. ytit — rloodwuters from ID days of cloudbursts receded slightly today ut Itubstown and Hinton on the swamped lower Texas coast after driving some 2.500 persons from their homes. CHICAGO UP) — Chicago today hud its sixth straight day of record heat. The temperature readied 95.3 at noon, topping the previous record for the date of 94.8. set in 1912. D A Y T O N . Ohio (/P) — The Dayton Daily News saitl today it hud been reliably informed a Marine Corps pilot had bettered the 79.494 foot altitude mark set Aog. 7, 1951. VOLUME x l iv Established 1908 H A N F O R D , F L O R ID A City Near All-Time Apopka Resident Heavy Rainfall Mark New Sportsman's If half mt inch o f ruin fu ll* between now ami m idnight tonight an all lime record for ra in fa ll in any one month w ill tie net. ft. J. Moughtou J r . local weather ohaerver, revealed today. W A S H IN G T O N </!*) — Gen. Mattliew Hidgway, new l rl> u n til i!:iK) p.m. today, 14.61 inche* had fallen. The record fot Army chief of s taff, suid today that the nation could not one month wu* net hark In July 1041 when 16.1*0 inches came down. afford— and in any case couldn't get — a completely a ir­ I he record wa» almost broken a— --------------- -------— ---- . In Sanford during J u ly when 14.11 tight defense against the hydrogen bomb. Indies fell. That mark was run up during the firs t 23 days u f the month w ith only slight preclpatlon repelled during the last three days of July. Mr. Moughtou slated th a t .44 Inches were marked up yesterday, .17 on Saturday, ami .114 Friday. Hum ho* fallen on Sanford fo r IB consecutive day*. .Meanwhile, C ity Manager Tom | Lemon iiiu e d a word of w a rn in g ' today. The heavy rain* w ith a rem ltu u l collection of water In low ulcus have forced rattlesnake* onto higher ground, Mr. Lernun urged M IA M I (/P)—A Navy hurricane hunter jiIuiih |>i •>(><•,] u suspicious all parent* to keep a w atchful eye ■rva u ff the F lorida cast count today ami found aquall* o f Mil lu 36 on their children while the reptile mile* ail hour w ith one s u it reaching lu 6(J mile* an Imur. III, IIAce exists. Smull c ra ft warning* flew along the coast (rum M ellutirne to Jacktemporary repair* are be­ lonvllle w ith squalls Up tu .'10 miles an huur utul lough sens foie- ingSome mnde throughout the c ity and - * * * — ------ a —- —I--------------------- <*ea«t. rust. county In the .mad system. County The peak velocity found by the Comiiiiaxioncr John M eiich said Navy plune was located about -IH) Gnu some o f the county clay road* miles due east o f MvilHiurne. ure In very had cundltlon, but the “ This I* not n dangerous condi­ ground ha* been tix. *u ft In many tion and while we w ill continue a •eelions to *rnd hea/y road equip­ close watch, no sliwiu develop- ment in to do work Three Florida prisoner* of war menl Is expected," sul A g a in ar i h i rat of Robert c Grady Many reildent* uf o u tlying area* t horniiom and Sidney Htelnbrig were relrated by the Communisl* Norton, chief forecaster In the M i­ have found it a Imust impossible In u Sierra Mountain hideout hat ami Storm W arning Center. in today’* exchange t " get iii amt out o f their d rive ­ i educed tu ttve Die number of |oj> ways Where attem pt* are made They were Sgt. W illiam A Communist leaders still at Urge i I" drive out to main highway*, Crawford, *on of Bertie L. Craw and wanted by the G-men. Here ciiis ami truck* have sunk ikiwn ford, Oneco; 1st M Albert L. Sea are four of the live. Top, left, l« I into mud necessitating tow -truck n ilh e il Oieen. chairman of the ver. husband of Esther U S c iv ic , assistance, Neptune Beach, and Capt. Hubert Itlliiu is brunch of ttie Communis! HtntewiiV. the flood threat In It. Llpscuinbe Jr., son uf Mr. and P *rty. Top, i , ahl. i* Henry Wins­ tile Lake Okeerhnltee farm ing re WEST PALM BEACH <B —A i« Mr« H H Lipscomfce. Jackson ton. national organisational ter gnui did not increase over the vised schedule for the Florida In- I weekend a* rain in varying degrees ville retury IM h weie amona the l i top lied leaders convicted In New Another F loridian released In the trrn n lio n u l League playoffs was I continued to blanket the peninsula. announced today by t'liil (J’l'nnThe low pre**ure area w nt s tilt Aug. 11 exchange, CpI. Hlchanl Y ork in tO tl) tto lto m . le ft I f nelt. league president. . hanging around, hut any threat uf James K Jurkson, southern re M. Ila sie tt, returned to his home The playoffs sla t, Thirrsday a severe blow appeared to he alone I dliector of Hie Party. Hotin Jupiter yesterday and said " l had (o pinch myself to re a llic I nigl.v Tne regular F IL season lessening as squalls hovering o ff tom. rlxld . it Fred Fine, c f New wis tomorrow night , tlie east const moved fu rth e r out was really back home.” Y o tk, secretary o f the P a rty '' In the revised lineup, the firs t I into the A tlantic. public iilT.di* department. The lu u n w ill play l he fourth, uml the flflli mao l> W illi,in N Mm ion of second team w ill play the third New York. t I'llerofllhuiftL The original setup was one v* three and two vs four. State News Roundup Navy Hurricane Hunter Probes Suspicious Area Off East Coast 3 State POWs Are Released Revised FIL Playoffs Set Smothers To Miss Rally For Adlai T ST. PETERSBURG Ut - Sen c,eorge Smothers (D -F la ) aald to­ day he "m ig h t have attended" the Democratic rally featuring Adlai KU-venson at Chicago If ho did not have other plana. . Hmather*, here to address a teachers mealing, la id be had pre­ vious engagement* Which would previsit his attending the Chicago ra lly nexl month. Former Lake Worth Mayor Dies LAKE WORTH bf-Joseph Wal • t i r Hammond, 03, form er Luke Worth mayor, died In a hospital yesterday. He broke hi* hip In a recent fall. Hammond moved here In 1B25 after 40 yeara In the whole­ sale lobster business In Glouces­ ter, Mas*. Sanity Te$t $ SEBKING i ^ —Arraignm ent of Bussell Stackhouse, 66, on a first degree m urder charge In ennnee Hon with the death of hi* lonely hearts wife waa postponed today at the request of his counsel wim said Blackhouae would be given a - j. il. y lest. Fatal Abortion PENSACOLA kW—Sheriff H. L K i.u tflc k said today a Chickasaw, Ala., salesman b id admitted rentlng a tourist cabin where a fatal abortion attem pt la believed t o have been made on ll-yoa r-o ld El ale Leoia Bodlfurd. 50th Reunion Set For October OKACEVILLE UH-FMdi's far- Bled To Death Girl Charged # Charter Set, Youth * Council Will Meet 8emlnole Youth Council Wednesday * t # S ssss* ,?,ni«aa.kA,a r a Employment f:: Office Here To Be Closed,^ Due tu the reduction In (uml* sp propriated by Congress foi Hie operation of Employment and Gn employment Compensation tutri-aui, 11 branch o(rtces in Florida including the Seminole County F.moloymeid idllce w ill lie rloM-d on Sept II, It was amimmccd by local manager Ralph Prescott A ll claimants (or unemployment checks w ill be handled on lil-wt kly basis at a place in Snnlord tu be designated. Mr Prescott w ill In- Iru n slcira il In the Daytona office and lu> as­ sistant Robert Rumble y w ill be thlRts) to the Orlando office The Seminole County Employment of­ fice In Sanford placed over I 200 persons w ith Jobs last year a bile Issuing 164,124 In com |ientjt|on checks tn unemployed wi/rkerMost of the unemployment checks were given citrus w inker* of which HA percent were «hlte ■ml IS per rent colored Under the new letup the nearest employment office w ill be in Or­ lando. Provisions w ill he inad, to make bi-m onthly com|Mii-.,ilon payment* to unemployed workers hi<e In the City, Mr Prc-oolt stated. Mr. 1‘rescnU expressed lil« re­ gret " A fte r working here m San­ ford fo r the lx *t three year-, I d e iitly regret having to leave es­ •g r pecially •In since we were working mil such a fine program for employ­ ment with the new industries <nmcar driven by the Negro last night Ing tn Sanford." on State Road 487, old Orlando highway, left the road on a curve, demollsned a telephone pole, end went Into a ditch. Brown waa taken to the Orange Memorial Hospital with minor The City Commlxslmi at dielr bruises by paisera-by, according meeting Issue (hair j tonight will coiillnue to Truoper Harrison. Sheriff* dep­ big Job of ... parting lioo.ooo off (be (ltiy budget prepared by c ity idflet _______ uties were at the scene. Manager Tom Lemon. Club President M O N D A Y . A U G . 31. 19.VI A sso cia te d I'r e s s (.ease W ir e .No. 2B5 Largest City Festivity In Months Is Planned ' Boll, Other Korean Vets To Be Feted Mallory Welch of Apopka was elected president of the Fifth Hi* trlc t Sportsman’s Association sue '.'ceding Sanford's Porter Lansing (Tomorrow ‘s Program) during the Asioclutlon's meeting f, IX) p.m. Molorcude f o i m * to meet P in e cns tl e A n F n i e e Itiiml at yesterday ut City Hall south city li m its oil IT PL* Procee ds tu F i l t h St nod I'n r k llu l Davis of Ocala wa* named A v*. vice president and Jim L ittle of 6 : 3 0 p m Korean W a t y t e n n i s usscmlde at F i f t h St uml Pink, \v e . , iirlando secretary-treasurer In th r to r id e III cutty i - i l i l i l e - behind hiuul us pm mlc begins la m es annual Fifth D istrict election* Singletary w il l |,e in . l i u i g e of t h e pn iiidc Over A0 sportsmen Jammed the 7: ISO p.m P in e cus tl e A it Fo rc e Run,I w il l present u c o m c c i I ist .. ........ Commission Chamber room for the rial Stadium b-.t by I'.-tliiilcnl Sergeant t'ov tlw cii by t! election and to hear C W Pace. 7 'J II p m ('a ll to colui s llugle . all by Sidney Vditeo. .11 . ilaarine i lio n 's only M Vii ace of Ihe Tallahassee, director of the Slate N n t l n n a l A n t b . m , p i n e , w-t le \ F H mind Korean H 'u r—A lu jn r John i . Holt Fresh Water Fish and Game Com ( o m a r r u a 's m ill in coloration In v u c n tiu n , Cnpl W i l l i a m M VVhite. Suls,,t,ni» \ i m y mission, sound a warning to all v e re n iiitili's fu r Kureati veterans, VVeU'umilig r e u m i k s , Joel S F ie ld , p i o g i i n p cliiili mull -portsmen to strengthen Its or Ihe parade and Ihe County AllI n t r o d u c t io n ,.f d l « t i n g " i - l o , i g o , * t * gaidintiou sta r liin in r I cglnn hasi'hall game T r i b u t e to M h i . u .Into, F Roll 1*\ M.iy.ti K ii m ta ll * terse From where I see it In T a lla ­ w ill iiiiu h in e to foi in Ihe la rg e st Taps, S idney V ib le n .li hassee you need .■ very slronu mass e lly w id e ile m iiiis lr itliin since God Itless A i i o -m c i i . 1'inci i i - l l e \ F | l organisation." Pace d e ch rcil H int p m . Hall g a m " , County \ ! l S t m » >- S a iilo t .l lii o n o l e g i o n the C h ristm as Parade last lieYou have done some wonderful cem ber. ( K o r e a n v e te n in s m e M-qiie.ti-d to l>> in u o i l o l t u it pos work, bill there's a lot more to .spi'.irhcailcd tiv die Scm iitolo slide I do, striving every day to do a Count) i.'huinbtq o f C utninorce, better Job to produce more fish Ihousanil* arc expected to Hue tho and more game You can't do Rial lowntovvM stl vets tu w itness tlm over night gala hom ecom ing parade and the "Some Increase has been shown oiiisequenl c u m iiie in o ra tin n and t intt you're going to nerd organliu ball gam e at Ihe M e m o ria l .Stad­ turn to bring about some of the ium tom orrow night Hungs you want You've got work \ l l Korean \V .ir veterans In to do and lots of II if good conser seinin ole I'o n n l). in clu d in g visit ration |> to be successful." Pace uq> vet* ami Nav y personnel ate added v o id i.d l) u n ite d tvi p a rticip a te , Retiring President L a n s i n g I ’l'o g ra lli v tiu lrin a ii Joel -S Fluids (liunkril the Association for its co­ teefured loilav The veterans are operation during lu- iiiic year term lequ esteil to be m u n llo rm If |>o, and staled. "W e have a good di kllllfllllt •a l I in*' slide I’cnlBl!'-'- 'p i'iinig did, I Ho M»'S* Ml.i rector, a friendly governor, and a lion passcngei mid Irctgln Ittli " I,., . M WJ|4 Mm me. A ir Con e m il N avy Irleinlly Legislature jru l Scnntr " until........ I loday m ilita ry o fficia ls wi l l ,l>o p a rti,■[ Mr Lansing then sounded a »•11911V ii lutmtn‘1 I'.ite 111 Die large scale < ommerorForrest R ieckelii lilic. , I'liig . i "t tin warning to the Sportsmen II o f C i'iiin ie rrt wto, tms In , i asked t,» <1kill'll *1 t.M tit* htulib atlon eereitioliles as well as local ion dunk the commercial Inter "Peoutg, pointed »mt tlui! eon ' civic American legion lenders, i"<l* nr,- going to lake tills lying tlllue.l lieu W M iiofall one! ' delay Randall i base I III* v% andIheMavor U lit f.rtt down, you're wrong They are const i net nm and iu i - I i ub .1 lb. festivities w ill torn meiice lllf rt li l fui lti»» M going to take the money from die date foi f l is l i l n v activities tm iiiiim u afternoon al 3 txi o'clock ;ti'I.i v i ' l l » " u i Mi it p o N t l l u l i t \ U u l sale of scale fish to try to O rfrnl I Inns were set ut u m e e tin g M a> 1»« ria I, I ha\ i - im . - f u lf i ll n f t In* when a m otorcade wi l l greet the us We have got to reorganize " I'm evastle -Mr Force Hand d tile Pace related how tile gallic com Friday w ith A tlantic Cnn-l Line l i n r w i l t I d pis sti l l south I'ilv lim its on Route l? !IJ officii,Is including lawny \ mli-i • |i"ki"Gimn h j * i» I \ i' * • 1 1 1 pit M V mission Is taking W Jidlfc officers I'hev w ill proceed down I’ j i k son, local siipci m tciiib nl It. G i t l i fs Will »1« I X11 (kl Jt \ >t thl* out of uniform lor succlul duty \ve lo E'lfth St where ill the "You can't catch violators with Hodgkin, piihllc id n tlo ns -rfi, lol 11Ill s Htrn|i‘l li i'i i dh pi m* nt S i m Korean Veterans will asueudile nil "Idcyrs going down the street for the Hue. .1 it A ilain- uml I II tutin* "' ' I 1*1' Ini i li n i t a I m i i i»f dei die d irectio n m Jam es Single looking like a Christmas tre e ," lie. P ills id Urlundo A 1. Colins nt I III' '''1111!,, i » vl 1(M1* k** It* l u v Sixth D is tric t Legion gov continued "We ure after the big Snidord. and other cnm pim te.ul pUtfsl t ** ♦.* ft r i *ti I v nimh'Ui, ten or tk 11|1 t»iys and breaking tIn-in tin w ill ers c t M lip Ir lt U all < 111.Ill p'llt'll w ill lie placed in con Current plans cull foi local lit! Wit IlMI I Hit wf tip* i hs*urht Alwtinii v eiVeterans lake care of the little fellows tildes behind tile I'lueca stlu We’ve got In work like the FBI civic nml g o vcinnieiitiil b-mleis in f In * t* »ti i h in t i iMtii ut th*< mi \C R w lile ii wall lead Hie p a railu even though we don’t have enough to board a truin ut some nitlnt l l t t l t . tliro u g h the iliiw n lo w u street*, neat Sanford ami reacli tlm new lim n." roughly (ol! tw lng I ’u rk Ave in statlun at iiptiroxlm ntiily 3 U > Pace cited the need of greater Secninl St . down Dak U c to r ir t P. pi when dedlculorv exei.ises hvuctnth eradication and control rd uml from there to Sanford Ave. of rough fish "L a st year wa clear­ will lie held tor disbandm ent Tin* Chamber nf Contuteiee is ed about 7,OOP acre* of hyarlnllia At 7 in1 ji m the I’ lnecaslle b in d ami lids year we cxiiect to clear settinu 11-t till' vnrliius committee* w ill nlav n concert id the M em or­ about 2(1,000 more, but we need dre Hied necessary fu r tin- big ial stadium fur a half hour pro, help front sum* outride source." opening. Additional details w ill U. I'cdiiig the coinm cm ortillm i t r a p * •* nnmli's Then at T Jo o'elo, k Si,I lie iNiInti'd nut that the Sports publicized as plan* move fo r­ men should begin work on legjs ward. H lgll COIIII'IIOV o f f " ' ll* M il lack Roll l'.SM< told It " im-v Vdileii J r nl Roy Seoul l'i.«-p latton for the nest four or live ta il Club memtii - about ih e alt No It), w ill sound die ■ ib lu years declaring, "out ol Idu some F'iillutving III,* (itllVIIi,t» ul w .i i o v e r ivn .1 .it II i i - iegoJ.il 1 I’i ib 11r V lit tin N nt ioii.il A nl I d -in I n i In* Clue odd hills presented In the I.eglsla u- at ! li" Itoii In-oil nice , .i- bIr 1*4! 1M1 l ipl W il li III! M lure this year, only iiboiil a hull I lull loilav VV Ini v ol till* S.i|\ ,l i xt A i o n VI III du/cu got through We liavcn'l lie I II, \ 1 , l | l l u ulllv 1"! 1, • 1,1 llu gnu We cun catch the violators I e, , nl «*iilli III ! , ‘III I l.l 1, ,1 llu It, 1 i i-.nl llu m \ o i tlD n \ |is»M t m u m . m lI I "t Ml and take them before II,e judge, Ml<> w llli III. 1 titled M ilev \ n i a in pin'll l.os ' in , ; III,\ u ,,- 1 le i n but that's as far as we can go " t* uve , C Nli ,i i i .0 i i, t i l l , c.Oil nil Posl No X\ w ilt de li v e 1 tin' 111 discussing the dove season, .............. cv eli ii H u t i ., 1 li e llie l.egl I' le o m m g l e l l t a l k s I .......Iv J u d g e Link Jacobs of Del.:: ’ told Urn Mrs Sarah Knight NO. passed p ilo t, ot tlu- tw o g r o o i’s Douglas S li-l ls li .i ii l w il l lullow bv group, "sportsmen. '' i talked away III the local hospital at ’ in I lie r i v a l |i|lots had llt lb- in m l i " d m a m : all llud i'lu ig u islied utul praclieed the wi r-t ■ qservu a in Hu- m o iiiliig after a -hurt iJill llliill 1,1 l.lllgll- III Clllllh.il i.lie -Is tiori Some people llni.l. it lust dlnt-ss Sin- was burn Mm 21 M i l Hull po int ed out Whe tiev el M ayor i h.ise has been ib-sig. heeause the season Is <q„ •» -vc'ro IN/3 at I’ lil'lsium ith Vu alld had it was po ,s il ile . the lied pilots Haled In I'lrs i-n l i ,p,a iu l ,i ili.ile es I stlpiMtsed to k ill all the login i i t f . l it Im iinrio- - . ..... .. > liycit lii Sanford for 3!* y rtirb- M u jo l Pull Ca|is tiv Slilnev V lii don't think II is right to o p e n th e For Ihe last 2 years she made I N I l l i ! a ll Wet e spotted b ll J r and <u> i llless Viuei li- I season early " III, local pilot told ol llu- le flie r home ul tllit Laurel A v She played bv tin Ih n e e .l'tie I'.m d vv ill is the wit,- ol (he late Alln-it It l.itninslop b e tw ee n tin - l o n u l i v n lllllliu tt* the evening - l eu-m uli Knight Slit- attended the Cougie stl il e u ie and t . i e l l e a l ' l l forces It's lie .nliled tibil i lose coopiTatloM gutloltul Church in Suttltird w hric vv a - m a l n l . i l l i c i t alvvn vs . i m m i i ib , M N ou p in tile b .i- 1'b .ill game -lie was very active in tire t rieml v .iil'iiis fig h tin g units t,,-tween the Count) A ll Star* amt Win/ .hit) League Cnltu wm g tils ta lk M .t l Hull tlie Sanford Junior I • gioii wtio i.Hiked font III m fltu Survivury Inelmle uni- ilaughlcr u iis w i' ic d m .m v q lesliuiis a s k . , I ' ' ' ,l1 Arrangement* ere being .late In winning tin- D istrict lout fur u record crowd Friday ululii " r " D M Zltlrow er of Sanbud bv ll n liii v d u l l m c illh c i s III- vv I- fiev III in la n d ,' alld the area meet at a fish fry at Ihe Sanfvrd Farm two grandsons, Rnlicit ullil \lhert in tr o 'lm -ed t >v I ' l u g i ,m i b a ll m u, in ('leal water going ,• 11 to pta- in era Aurllnn, whleh w ill orccede1Zlttrnw cr of Sanford ami two K ill Hush it,,' state [mats at W metlola the regular weekly kty sale yyllHam ’ g rin I gram Id aug hters Fuller. >1 o-t Eleven of tlie fop softball star* rev, secretary-treasurer of the vices w ill lie at 3 30 p lit. Wednes Hurvu m the City .Men's l eague w ill lie day al Ihe Itrissou Funeral Home M ill announced today organisation, playing loi Ihe Cumilv Ml si us fie lervlung tw............... ill Marl ut A 30 it in with Dr John It lim it officiating dong with es m ajor loogui'i'* uml w ill coiiiim ir until all flu fiave . Ruri.il w ill lie at Evergreen < erne Ih-rt chapman illu sio n Red Su m r been served. Mr Harvey said, ul lary nut It .1) Kmne,tv vSi lo in s the uffnlr winch I* bring con­ 'irnvvtis) ducted to ucquulut the public w ill, Sanford's im n io i'a l Hudilv l ake. the planned fa ille uticllon which Jim I’ ayiu’ l.yman high seliool w ill atari early next iiiotilh, uml In Sanford, The eondiim n of 2'* Seminole cuacll who pilchcd I,'I secure funds which w ilt he used County School ho*v* wcie tcruted i anil Ed lirim klvu, I,in n e r in Iantoward till* auction. Registraliim w ill lake place Wed excclien l h> Stnlc I’rnoper R D do Senalor Ini)lei w ill all lie lu The ra ttle auction w ill Ire Ihe llie A ll Star lin e u p firs t lo be conducted In Seminole nesday at all public schools m Hie lla rris iin today follow mg an in Al McM illan coach of the Ju n ­ L'mmly from 'J a nt vmtil noon, ar q tc i'liim r i -1 lies fed by llu- sclinul County. M r Harvey said ior l.cguui w ill have In. eullru cardong lo Inform ation from the tioa ril team with llu- esii-plion ol star (■filer of Ihe County Superintendent Carlos M in i1 siqicrliU eiulcnt >1 l Inn I li.iseman Junior Metis, who of I ’ libllc Instructloii the County gat age. wa* lauded I " is jit CSC iiracllcm u IihiHhi II l( / All school buses w ill Im In opera Trooper ll.'irrm m fur doing a "bang Jiilinsoii, legion team mai i-iger. lion up |,ili" this sum m er cn m litiiin in g is working Jointly with Red Hires tile I'li'i-s fur use IliH fall j in forming Hie rosier of the AII A ll children (rum th * first " T h e buses I ms|H-.-te(l lo,ta> .Slurthruugh the third grades who reg­ were tu llic licsl com lilm n ol auv No admission wi l l lie charged ister Wednesday at Southalde P ri­ New driver's lic tn s r* may lie fleet of lim e * I have ever seen ' ‘ m i Ihe g tn * ' o r the e e le lliu llie s m ary School w ill buy lunch tickets lliirris o n stuteil bmigbt tomorrow from the County Legion H o w e v e r, the l.e ^ liin will lake a for ihe four school day* of (lie Tfio final inspection the oilier nlhci ijuunllon for peclltni ol Hie tor ra raising is in g mum-v w llh following week. A rhutigc I* belri| Judge's office, ninllnuousl.v from seven liuse* w ill lie m iiile liiniorrow vvhlcli to tend the 0 a.m until A p in T h l* schedule h i/ K id s " In made and find grade stuilenl be kept at school until 1:00 p in. w ill tic in effect Monday through by Trooper lliirris o n <R Ilia 20 M ia m i lo see the N ational I until r Iiutead of Itclitg dismissed bcfnru Friday the rest of thu month, and liti.ses uispeiteil today, all bill one Legion hn seli.ill finals lunch *■ they were last year. Mrs. from u u m until inion on Satur­ were owned by Hie County School Velma Mitchell, principal, an­ day. according to Mrs ladlia Cow Rnurd, th>> oilier wo* a contract im* led. chit 1 clerk nounced loday. COMMEMORATION EVENTS ACL Opening Date Set For Sept. 22 Maj. Jack Bolt Rotary Speaker Mrs. Sarah Knight Dies In Hospital Auction Plans Big Fish Fry Registration On Wednesday Buses Reported In Good Shape Commission Meets Schoolchildren Report Tomorrow W ill he held by the f,aBolent p, ,n. at McKinley Hall, Primary Teachers Smith* Friday0^ *** #PPr° V" of th,lr b a rte r *'V Circuit Judge M. II. "Same contribution* already are cumin* In,'* Marion H *rm *n , member uf the board of director!. ™ W * lid today. The meeting Wednesday night Teacher* Association: Mr*. (Iconic waa called by M. R. Strickland Harden end Mr*. Joe Astarellu, president of the Council. Other Sanford Garden Cub. and Mr*. officers, ae named In the charter, Roy Tlllla and Mr*. C. M. Flowere B. L, Perkin* Jr., vlce-preel- era, Benford Woman's Club. The president also I* a mem­ d*nt„ and Homer Osborne, secreber of the board, and will protarv-treaiurer. t* over meeting* of lath !***■ Mr. Harmon la e member of the pi and the general memberboard from the Seminole County Chamber of Commerro together with John Brumlev, Other mem­ According to the charter. "The ber* end their organisations are, ■enernl nature and ubiect of (hi* C liff Ablea ana Ir ' Irving. Pryor, corporation ahull be to provide Seminole Countv Junior Chamber wholesome recreation for the of Commerces Mr. Perkin* end W, youth of both aexea of the City C. Hutchison Jr., Sanford Rotary of Bnnford. Fla., and the faclllClub. tlo* ineident thereto, and to InVoile A. W illi Jr. and Ben eulceto In them Christian prinR w ede. Snnfui Hpiw of falr plav and tolerance R. E. True ei In nil their conUcta with their jro fM iw n * fellowo." Sanford Bim I el Women'* C Tho charter also provide* for I end the Mqulaltion of proporty for •tm u it of the Council’* ohfor the setting of Pielda, flnnford American Ledrn to defray expense* and Post. employment of any nee**Mr*. M. wraonnel. Inga of the organisation Vt. an i toward Improvement of t i n and toward oxpetuii. ■ IM S One Hospitalized, 3Others Injured In Auto Crashes * flung W illiam s fa m ily w ill mark Its SOlh annual rcunlun Oct. 1 with One person waa hospitallaad and dedication of n m ojiUnicfiO hrnbs three others were Injured yeater patriarch of the clan, Andrew E l­ accidents iblle a ‘ day In two eutomohl! ton Williams. o f Kenfori rd. The fam ily, the largest in F lor­ smith Charles B. Searcy, B5, nf laingida sml one of the biggest In the wimil. was In the Fernalrl-Ioiuehtoii country, is composed of di-icm d Hospital today w ith m ultiple anl* of the 2.1 children o f Andrew bruises and possible r ili fru ctu rts. Ellon I'hi' founder of the dan. X lays tool not been taken A c c o r d ­ now estimated ut spine 2.V(MiO ing to In* attending physician, to members, was horn In IWX) I determine If any fractures oc­ curred, hut he described his condi­ tion us "favorable." Mr. Searcy w ill face n charge o f rig h t-o f-w a v violation, accord­ TAMPA i*s—Three armed ban ing to Highway Trouper It. D. dlls stulc about tl.txjo worth of Harrison. cigarettes and whisky from Hie t'u The accident In whleh lie wa* ban club today alter an unsuccess­ Injured, also caused minor Injury ful attempt to open the club safi- to John Richard W eicoll, 30, O r­ They held up * club utlcudaitl lando, d rive r o f the avennd car, The Cuban Club i* one of the his w ife, and daughter,. Samira, 4. large social clubs in the Ybor Cdy They were given firs t aid tre a t­ (L a tin q u a rte r) section of Tampa ment at the site o f the mishap. Five Points, six m ile* south of Sanford on Highway 17-H'J. The collision occurred about 6:.10 p.m. and caused a bottleneck In JACKSONVILLE <4* - Charles tr a ffic fo r about 46 minutes. Dep­ Cullen Fender, 37, was bounced u ty S h e riff il. L. Eubank* assisted from the Ftcest Inn t- ir ly .Sunday, Trooper H arrison In directing tr a f­ shattered the dour glass with Ills fic. right rist, and bled to death, coun­ The Searcy vehicle was listed by ty officers who are Investigating Truoper Harrison a* a total lo*a believe. while damage to the second car wa* set at (46U. W illia m Dealer llru w n , !lil. O r­ lando Negro, waa being held In Jail In Orlando th l* morning a w a it­ TAM FA - lairi-tla Maiming, ing a pick-up by the County accused of- holding 17 persons at S h e riff'*'o ffic e , bay w ith a pistol u grocery .......................... ,1 In _________ Brown wa* charged with reck­ store white she stole I I IKW, today less driving, willful and wanton, was charged with armed robbery by Trooper Harrison, after the Tampa Robbery i IN DEPEN DE iV*' DAILY NfcttaPAMUt Convene Tonight Weather Mostly ctoudv through Tuesday lsifl*with aealtered akewers and S (hubThere will be * mooting of the derabawera especially smith and primary teacher* at tba Senior east portion*. High Bchool at l:M o'clock tonight The mealmg will Include talk* and explanation of the year's plans In miuic, art and ipeech. Mr*. Mlldru) Babcock will .peak on art, Mra, Dorothy Land, music, and Mr*. Marguerite Graham, PANMUNJOM (A)—Another 1A0 •peach correction. Principles and Am*rkc*n*, mostly sergeant* and technique* to be followed dudrlng officer*, were freed today amid tho year, will be explained to tho Indication* th* Communist* may teacher*. tend back up to 800 more Amarlean* than th* 3,313 originally promiMd. The Red* alao released 250 South Korean* on thl* n th day or the Korean war prlaonar oxchange The Commimiala promised to sand back 400 prlaonars tomorrow, Including I N Americans. Ona of tba Briton* to be handed perienee* in K o r o ii a ir e o m b il over Toeaday will bo Lt Col. Jams* P. Cane, top ranking Brit* (ah officer held by the Communlat*. Red nawipapermen said Came, commander of a battalIon of ona of Britain's great fighting I f YOU DON'T unit* — the Gloucestershire regiment-wa* captured In April « s l In the fteeee Imlin River bsttle. The Communiit Peiping radio Driver Licenses . Reds M ay Boost M ark O f Released Americans Bolt To Talk A t Lion* Meet aald Monday that Came was aw ait­ ing repatriation at Kaesong, the Red holding point Just north of I'anm unjom , end was in "splendid physical shape." The Commonlata, meanwhile, re. affirm ed assurances th iy w ill re­ turn all Allied prisoner* who want lo go home. Including those ac­ cused o f crimes before or after Utelr capture, Th* Rada gave tho asaurancae at a 1-bour and 4B-minuIe session of the joint Military Armistice Commission after MaJL Gen. Blackahear M. Bryan, senior Allied dele­ gate. asked whether the Kedi would repatriate all prisoners who want to return. Th* meeting we* called at Hed request. U m Peiping radio aald the CommuoUte ' ’lodged a tacond strong protest against American assist-1Chinese that they w ill not he xnce lo Chiang Kai-Shek in the forcctl lo return to Red China, plot lo detain" captured Red ChiSome l.2(Xi Indian troop* who nose soldiers, I w ill guard I’ OWs unwilling to reThe broadcast said Beil dele-1 lorn home art- scheduled to arrive gate Id. Gin. Lee Bang Clio pro­ at Inchon on Korea's west coast tested that Chinese Nationalist Tuesday on a B ritish transport Returning American* Monday agents landed at the Allied i ’OW camp at Koje Island last Wednes­ raised hopes that Hie Reds would day and Thursday to Induce Chi­ return more U. S. soldiers Ilian nese POWs not lo return lo tho they originally promised The Reds have returned 2.B27 Red mainland. Peiping said Gen. Lee told (he Americans, leaving 4Hil s till sched­ U. Nf. delegates " th a t these ac­ uled fur repatriation, according to tio n ! are in violation of the ar­ their early figure But liberated Americans who m istice-agreem ent and demand­ were at Kaesong over the weekend ed an Immediate end to them ." In Pusan, the U. N. POW com­ said more than l.uoti non-Korean mand said t l Nationalist represen­ POWs were still awaiting repotelatative* visited antl-Hed Chinese lion at the Red eollecllng center POWs last week In U. N ramps just north of here. T h ry said most of tho nt*n were on ChoJu Island A U. N. .Command statement Atnricun and British sergeants ■aid the N ationalist! reassured the and officers. No Cause Given For Trailer Fire Firemen are s till seeking t l r causu o f u flrw nl the Park Ave. T ra ile r Court curly Sunday illu m ­ ing which did consideruhli' dumagp to it house tra ile r owned un.l oc­ cupied by It. E. Towle o f the San­ ford Naval A u x ilia ry A<r Stutlun. F ire Chief Muck Clevelard re­ ported thal si) alarm was rung In lit l:6 il a.m. Two trucks went tu the tra ile r court and placed Ilea htuzc under control before it spread to adjacent tra ile r*. No estimate uf the damage w in mnde, hut the inte rio r wa* badly dumnged and must o f the cuntenia destroyed. The resident* were mat a t hume at the tim e u f the hlaie. Movie Time Table ItlT Z "Hand Wagou" 8:08 - 6:0P • 7:16 M O V IH I.A N D "Come Buck L ittle Sheba1' Starts 7:20 I :U0 wvAtld J : � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1953 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 27, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 27, 1953. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 27, 1953; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1b50cb6f4239474d391a3f55cccf43d9.pdf 63a45e1f89d079612f31a702e3300ef7 PDF Text Text Kenyon p r e s id e n t c it e s VALUE OF ARTS COLLEGE * „ .S T U D EN T 1 • a m 1r-»jF 3w tutlng anywhere, In n crowdarl city <■• cm i desert InlMnrl Training m ines arcnntl; ym ir ep|mrI unit y In a college of lito ra l aria anil x r lr m r * n education. To to able In final In o u lli air, Accident Protection r Let tin ex pin in tills unlimited 24 hour a day service available especially to students. fir* , an il w a lrr I to lawa ilra rrlM n g t t o lr order, to to stile In »re a r r u r r ilr ly In n |>uni. Ing nr a piece of mimic, In a play, a im vrl nr a biography what man haa made of man, in to at home In mime p rrlo d * nf hlM «rv i " " l p#rc»lv» In (hern the m nllvra nf aniiic 1• IIO'C rfeclslnns made hy m m n r natlnnn Mm i> in | e |f f the frillla of Mir four ric h cull,,;,- y u a n Of. Chalmers Kdnrallnn deals w ith n alnplc nlnll niaill In thinking You may th in k w ith m a lh rm iln *. enlora, chemical aymbnla, nr wnrda; In college I h r r r n ,1 ilin m tn work otll and enlarge your I hough I* hy a ll of th rn r nimnn Collaborating with yon In it o laboratory, ih n rlaa«rt«ini. Ito aamlnar, library, or at util n arc mnatcra of thcac way* >d mum a In f, Inatructora who thcmaalvca arc buay w ith lli.m g h l and value* and know how lo help the beginner exploit hi., a iiih tira And not only U cnllefa Inalrucllon I n lr llr r iiia l. it la an, m mnmt, and rellflotia aa well. Cnllege life In the dnrm llnrlea and In tha Oimmons. tin aervice* o l lha chapel, the nm nrrm m i l l - in-m-ns formal and Informal, the gamra, lectures, and n n u n i'i l.,n>; Iheia important maliera nut nf the printed book and m i.. «.>«. activity, and experience Any medical bills up to $1,500.00 Male S tu d en ts..........$24.00 Female Students .... $20.00 FOB DETAILS CALL BOB KARNS I SJ Karr i s Insurance A g e n c y Meisch Kldff. I ’ Hon* 977 Shoe Terms Can Be Very Confusing Kline term* ran he rcmltt-lng This list sh ould *ct y o u nil n;ir With Ihe (Mill 111 action I ahue vili-, man Vsllip Hip Irnnl part til ,i aline Oparter-lhe hack purl til .i slmc Throal—lh r Inp [find pail «»f lh* vamp Upper- (lie vrtinn anil tpiarler put together wllli ilir lining com plrle and ready In pul on Ihe Mile L in in g —liter* a r e two st-l* nl lining •—one all l e a th e r ami Ihe a “ barrel nf fun* at Jim Hohwnn's Men’s Store, Allen left, dec Idcm tin all w hit* loafer* for lUrk-lmarhowl arIlavlt| l.ennard la Inlereatcd In a alrlped Oxford button From California To New York, Sportswear Fashions Are New se cond one. in helw een. of n .rt u n —twilh se w e d on lo Die vamp ami tpiarler. Tip—any of Mir exlrn nieces in tllllerenl hhHpex xlllrhco tin theIt mil pari nl the vamp Fox—any extra piece * tllr h r j on the hack pari of Ilir tpiarler. for dfcurnllnn Faerxluy—the Irnnl pari nf an nxfnrtl In which Ihe eyelets llnr lacex In pull llirm iuln arc placed 1.8*1—a wiMirlen fnrm shaped In ■Clfirilanre with rerlaln slide(lhal la, rniiiid Inc, nieillum tno i and made to measurement fur life and wlillh I'nristrueled alxn lo rArry proper heel height* lleels—are measured according In right* nf an Inrh—for example l t | Inrh heel |x known a* 20 a 1*1 Inrh h*«' Is known as lx x 2 Inch heel Is known as Hi x ltd ferenl ily le * are: Hat, I'uban boulevard, Spanish and ridnes,Hex mice* xtmc all one piece With only a .tingle seam al Hie bark Fathers M ust File Proof down collar whirl t while Fred Wilson eyea a hlaek loafer for college aa ahtiwn hy Mr. Kohaon. Iln tort (inmalea measure* l.etls for alia, — (I'holo hy Haymnnd Studio). 5 To 15 Arc Dangerous Eye Years Five to llftern ,n*‘ damp-ruiiveals Fur your . I.i 1•I \ n r . ar corillllU In fh Im . It Mini;, < hair man of lip- School Vi'lm i Coin m iller the Am rrtr.ui Upt ime trie Assorliilton "Y o u most lea, It w i lit I >I -».>f .-t v <onsclmi- iie-.s," lo Mini: said "K n e ll year there are i i 0 Kt eve IllJlirP-s In A tm -n i to .. bool elold ten A ch ild 's iiin -l i n . i n . , gtMid vision in,tv i.e per m inenl I* im p a ire d m ,1. .Moved Ihn.ugh in inlurv vvlii'h emdd t» pieveul erl liv safelv edue.ilmu uml n ln ll WAKIIINI1MIN UP In ill cb glhle* were reminded yeslntlay lhal If they expert In lie tli-'c iird from m ilitary service f i r father hood, they must (lie evidence id It with their local ilra ll hoard* by Ana. 2Y. tinder a change In draft rub-, ordered hy I’residenl Klxenhmver In July, fatherhood In Itself will not h* ground, for exemption after Aug. 2.1 unless Ihi'-e Is "proven hardship and privation." Selective service noted lhal mi dar the law. falherhmHi dales ft mu rontypllott, so a young man may ha granted axcmptlon If he files before Aug. 2.1 a duclor'x c rrlifl cal* ittextlnfl that his wile Is preg nant. i ’alif,cola's pace selling, ni'V .piirlswrar ami casual cnlTerlioox, ..ml .ill the leisure wear showing* (mm i u.isl IniMiasi, express a new, MiMi, versatile innml lhal be*! ro­ il. , is the "urban-suhiirbun I rend" nl mmlern living! I h r Fall 'VI Sportswear slorv p iik h ’s with a gay. new dash of uilnr glowing In surfaceiiilcrest Fibrin, that almost |ir» p it min Muni dlmrnslnn t ali, ti- iiili-rest I* Ihe theme iing c ir r in l ably by siirh favorito piilnrm ers a* separate* and cii'.rdiiiales, "farted up" by rra ly I .Mill - and hiirinunlicd with try a new lellnr allrnctlnn -wcskltx. We.kit* -leaf Ihe show In furry kmi mixture*—In velvet, rnnlnrny, tweed, plaids, lalfeln and brilliant fell alum-- nr in happy combinelinn with earh n lh rr* 'llietg- wesklts perform w llli or wtllniiil a blouse companion ably wdh a suit or skirt . uvnt gaily with "ta rry " paid* llhlliv' lirdchrs xlrp Into IkFt (Hilllaid for casual w-ear . 11arFling In fswi-1 sliiilili-d Iwt-tfd. lliiin e l imdurny, velveteen and iiiirai le fibre blends Mu v an- at l im e s sp la sh e d in ighliy will! pa si el kid. or mir...I hnl (on s Tin -y do , in ii it Hu. - nf I.<.its and li-npuril m fake fur l'i miser fnshinns also lake In i lie now iii flannel lined drnlm in gabardine. They can wear n hell or nimb.'rhnmf—or do without I.... They fall In slop r-asllywtlb a larket, a *w tinier, or a I.Inure lll.iitiM KK hy their very h i a iitily as usual, bring (-beers' i'niton tweeds and wool Jersey* v h -fur Ihr vpotfighl against claille nl tun, nylrm, .ilk and rayon tissue faille (nr dramatic emphasis to new Idiiiisr shaping. Wnirn for barrcl sleeves mi a dropped shoulders ellmw length xleeve* — ruffixl with knit Draping at the nerkllnb, tucked collars, hlh Interest and fur Dims m iE 'iila In primary red IlflOWNK extend from thr palexl helgr to al must black, highlighted hy orange, hclcr orange ami Inis nf gold nt.ACK. perennially popular, keeps II* favored spol Mauve anil luickcts, pleat* and em hrnldrnr* and gray* are pale In char-coat. The Kail ’5.1 Sprelswear story |« "la ronde" nf verve, color, wash and Inspiration! II'* a modern rhapsody that Invite* a h.irmonlou* llirm e of wonderful enlhuslaitu for llv rly color and fabric combi­ nation*. with a counterpolnl of Imagianllon shadow* In matching fabrlcx-freiptrnlly Hoed with a contrasting CATCH HIM THE VERY FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL WITH THESE SMART SHOES a —SAVE— Every Day At The Dress Up Wardrobe Here** an rar y way In lulgliteu ■ml alretch yiuir w*rdrnlie. llnkia tolnrful print dlindl lo be wtnn over your favorite aolld rulm ahvath. Make ih i* unuxiinl "over ■klrt" yourself from a cool, light weight printed fabric-. Choose a rlnt of a||k «r rayon whnao pnomliwnt color hi cent* the altnde of f our xtralght'cnt aheuth. (I*t two yard* (nr lea*, depend. Ing on the fulliteaa preferred.) I'ut a nalf.ltleh hern on ench si-lviigi-. Figure at least an loch-widiwalithaud, with the tvamn wldlli band ea'emJIng Into * ut-lm-ti long He-naxli. ihmhle the wni*t hand fabric, then luck and xtltcli lha print Into a anflly fu ll akiit. Hern the bottom according to ynui regular dr*aa length. Tie the eolorful print dirndl around you, a i you would an apron. The hammed selvage edge* should barely meet down the back. DRESSES. S U IT S . . . S P A N T S .. S H IR T S .. BLOUSES S K IR T S .. Have Pictures Made O f PON M I N fc**dlO»0 Stomp Portrait FO« Indiat' Wordrohg, $11.00 O’NIta (raoulor).... 19,10 Troln Com .......... 19 JO fluitk Triptwr ..... $ 19.10 AuitraUan ahorlglm ired face appears on Hi a I pence Auatrallla damp, has shaved o Mind Johnny IIv* on MialraUan cattle statin C O IH M*NM M b * fliilifcoo Iwn-Juilir....... 95.00 Journayir .......... 97.10 Your Boy O r Girl When They Start To School —And Have i miz\.rsi Through The Years To hunters FOOT LOCKERS « (ALL MKTAL) V C A CHILDRENS SHOES That Big Smile With You •A't e—** m,Wh * *• St***** •*»*». t H A T S ..., « Graduation. THE BIGGEST SEIJSCTION IN TOWN B Lui DEPARTM ENT ST< Cm. r « r t l i M . f t tiu tm i �7$ •* -< ''yT T t^T - *' LATE BULLETINS ORLANDO sentenced to o» extort flOO fre -Ex-cop Janics E. Hrmlv toduy was ILLUME XMY orison for attemptina to i»o , Bhmh airman. NEW YORK p*, 'lt ff-Oto/yxCii? itlntiwi for lufaulile Paralyais announced today u .. OJ* n $tJ.-l02.U!il) to its county chapters so far this year. This is an increase of fit* per cent over the corresponding iwriwl last year. . UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. U7')—Russia todav put it -.Qharely up to tlm U.N. to decide whether the Soviet Union could attend the Korean peace conference will..... being lined up on thu Cotiimunlst side. WASHINUTON (/P)—Adm. Arthur W. Radford said today the Russian hydrogen explosion letpiires Unit the United States review Its defense against such woh | h iiis . r» « •M f£h$ NEW YORK 1<P)—The threat uf a tleup of lonb- dis­ tance telephone facilities across the nation eased off today as a union spokesman said negotiators wen* striving for a “peaceful, just" settlement of the tabor dispute. \sm r » y r * w f f »» i ■ ____________ JL ___________ . . . in . u ^ - » ■bslablished 1908 -a . __ .________ !NI)E P j ; >' 1^.: • U.Y NEiYSRAk*' S A N FOR I). n . O l t l U A W E D N E S D A Y . A U G U S T Dli. I'l.VI Associated I'ress (.ease Wire No. 202 Major Rift Arises In City Com m ission r w w * * * * * * Sanford Budget Draft Totals Large Slash Needed To Hit State News Roundup 13.5 Mill Mark State Industrial leaders Gather In Orlando For Thursday Confab BERLIN (JP)—The <'»mmtm!;it East Get muii Parliament declared today it Is ready to join with West ilermuiiv in forming a provisional government to organise Herman unity. $ 8 5 9 , 6 1 9 . 3 7 Governing Body Splits On 5ewer Issue The rough draft uf Ihe City bugtty JIM F is m .lt get for the 1953 54 fiscal year to­ rift a mile wnl* developed tals tH7u.ilIU.37, approximately i.i nlglil lu Hie i ’ll* < >-inuilssli.il f 1M>0,boo more than Iasi year's budin j illni-iisal.ui i-uncei iiliig tin- un g«l. which came about, according m.-.llale needs in lln- pr.-|Hi*eil ex to i'll) Manager Tom Lemon, who tensive wuter ai-.l sewer improve prepared the draft, because uf inm.-id pmgralir luston of all Items considered < oinnir John Ka.ler definitely Hitting necessary to Ihe City. no cutting belli ..ut for ) prim .iiv treatment UKI.ANPO (AA—Utah' Industrial and a-lvie leadem iiiten-xted In uvet tiy as yet hy the CHy Cummlsslog, Cummlsslog and plant In tllfli.lt Im i-nivi-iiutit collbrliiffinjc new Iniluatrv lu Florida will meet inn,- tumuirow. umlerlmdgMing last year. -I met Ini) In ihe sewerage ik.rttnn .d Ihe |iii.giam v'lituiiu W illiaiii ... Principal aneaker at live conference luncheon » ill lie William (» t'oii.idcruhlc cutting wlU be nee oht.Tiell, head uf tha Small husine** A d inlhiitiulioo Sleuiper isled in will, v'onimr *— ir> by i Ik< t'omintsslan If they Kuvlet U| lid* levpecl The Industrial development clinic l* being sponsored Jointly l.v lie* t-\|u-i-i in w en enme close to Ihe F lorida Council for Iniluatrv and On ip*' other -Ide ot Hie lence. lit i null* In taxation they ('.•mint didm Ive) stipulated the Common-* a - l the Industrial dlliw ly f pledged al a Board illy -liiii.l.l uper.ile on a "piy-oavision uf Ihe Florida Stale Cham­ topic. sold A. D. Davh> of Jackson- ■in i 11x;■11<in imieling Monday vlile, chulrman uf the count'll ‘ >ni go" system m Imam mg Hie ber u f Commerce. A* the hudg.-t stands, Mr. Lemon program and tli.i.ild cut Hie vswX Tbe i|iiratlua whether comninnl*uid 2i) 3 mills in laxallon would i era ye needs to lock boltiim for tlea ahould offer aubaldlea to new tie needed to envee it. The d iffe r Initial constnirltmi, Mnvor Ran manufacturing planta w ill ba a key Miee m mlllatie Is in municipal ' iI.i11 Cliuse seemed H> go along oocrjtiim, where 15 mills Instead i will. Hits vein --I llnnkiiii ol setvti m ill* i* needed to cover I ’oinmr I Ib-nv.r Cordell I.< the City's functions The mlllage ipiessed no definite oplni-.ii elllier KEY WEST i * - Mrs Annie lor debl .erviee, il 3 mills, romalns w.iv. suvina, have many Cook’s Inipcs wen- lidlitlcd today lln- same [dans I.i choose irnni we .iiuiT with the announcement tli.it lu-i Salaries alone, were underbud Know which one In lake missing ton hud been rele-sed by MIAMI vAt—Juvenile Court Judge the Comnumlsls as a prison,v ol lie led last year by 129,338 110, he t'oinnir Ka.I.-i again expressed pointed mil. Items of a necessary Hie opinion Ihe City's ennsulllng Walter H. Beckham haa closed war nature he had in the budget In­ . iiuineer, Robert Align-. Jackson the Dade County book on lititfa She said she was told July 14 i ill*, xlii'llld be dl-rliarged He lion Involving Janice Cubbedgo. that M Sgt Itou.ird Cook. 211, cluded two new fire trucks. The budget first will be taken -irigiuall) voieed tbs ..pinion at It) year-old "coma mother,'' her was missing In action a meeting of the Coin mission Mon by the Commission tomorrow mouth-old son, Cnarlea, and her "That word missing could have up 41. Phntii d.iv nlgtll. ■<* * ini o in al Ihe City Hall In a huaband, Honald, alao Ut. mtsinl anything," she said " I nev ,.-cessed NEW I 'M Kilt.MS ARE b*lnx -p m lril Imlay *1 lb* fo u n t) * i i i « E l s t - i i l i n n t ' i I t p i - I n . k i- l i* .nl i b - il f m - i n l . i « . < i . | l n n l i i - * Die i.in un issi.m .-r niiin ed Hie session and (he discus­ lie said yesterday that Circuit er gave up lug > that tie h»d been HhvrlfP* irfflre. Apparel for Shrrlff ) L. Holitu (•rnin it from i d I h * s h i - r l f r * - d a f t n r * i l r f l I n M i r b l . It i m l!, le itsn ll w liy T ilis jg ie e W illi you sion, will be continued Friday Judge Pat Cannon's order Friday captured rla hl) and hi* ilro u tir* consist* uf malrhlng (rs r *hirls anil l-.uhsuk*. n I, I -uni \ tv k ii m . -.ml wliv l want to disebarge Mr giving the young huaband custody “ This morning I heard his iiiubi psnts, sml hlsrk list, It* and shnra (nr summvi n#nr, whllr s Vug,is” n. 'Hi- . gone ahead with A n iieipjlisl revenues in the bud­ <8 Janice and tha baby at L* name," .Mr* Cook continued " I these [dans wlthi.nl nmxtilUng ll.e Hells’ . removed the case from his was Ilia happiest woman In the get are for both this year and i lls Coinnilxsinn Jurisdiction. world About three hours later u lust year. These figures were set I don I llnnk Hie eiiglneer telegram from the Defense De down as follows: xtimdd decide what we slioul.l do For use in general governmentpartnient confirmed Ihe good iirivilfges next and ev«-r>lh|ng like llial " and franchises, (1B52news." Mayor Oinxe siHiilied Coni in r M ) 132,000, (IBM 34) (34.000; road Ka.ler. s.iylng lip thougbl the etlA und bridge fund, (7,330. ' alnuer ha* been attempting to give (1B33 34) $11,300; pound tees and Hie I'll) a compute g.ataie dog taxes. (30, (too; inspection t.nter. Cnmmr Kaili-r sai.t he NKW PORT RICHEY IK-Roland fee*. (7.300, (9.000; fines, 134,000, , Ihougllt Air Angas has lieell (M.IKIO, p arkin g ,melee fees, (M,paying d o w n Iho ticalmant * 000 I 2l‘ , 000; lutVesl and costs on id in l,' and that the Cite -'xtiould ilnj luxes, llccttscs, etc., ( 1,(00, (1,300; nave Ihe whole picture, not half an old pistol, ............ ho Intended ............Ip buy. f B O S T O N (A')- -Hecteiary of Stale Duller *ald in.luy tl in. I sale of cemetery lots, (3,000, (4,MIAMI UK— Pvt John Keen, 20, Peace Justice David Dowling reainmi.- ope charier” of the Dulled Natl.m* eon In In* "*>-rl,.->. t ; sale of real estate, ( 12,000, Mayor Cltu-e again answered, ported roirotter’s Jury h»d ren u returned prisoner of war who I! skks ind erf.! \ j niul.-K-- iii.p.n (slit ull.-r ulim.-.lying, You have III* whole pic Ve dered verdict of accidental survived a 17-duy death march 13.(kk>: sim return fTM fimn lu u -peccn pr.-pare.l l»r the Amrrbnii llnr Asw-x-iitfinn. Dull- , .Swimming iiool, ( 1,(00, (2,530; lu r* if )<m read ih .d .-la la i in ,I ill lluii-s, -aid (inlay lie mill JUSl d ra in . said he bi-lirves tin- u.bninl<trntin.) ..... ui'ldev* .. l-.-ll*. n--i|.| n. l> go over the fig u re * hi fi.u .l of ulioul decltk'd on tin- Armv for a liens received on property fore* fa.-.- uf |l»- lul l ili.it mull u»w tins the powv. "l» .le*li»v I, ...-i ll ' II.d 1Ol. 'closed hy cotinty, (11133 33) 110,000; eurcer. hu -aid ll«- U. N wuilld have lu I.** In Hie discussion t. .1 m glil ll.e " I f I stay lit, i can retire at utility lax fur gcncrul government. I'l.aliuett I--ii mi.k.till* p..*-il-le ... ,, ..................... , .-omit.i**iomtr* hashed over both til" age ol '7, uml not many el 144.IKKI. (30,000. cigarette tSX. (98, ii . . . . .. . . I l i l l t the .illlM u ill) ul I lie ri.-x d i-.it Hr re.-ulled lb.I tbe . .aitei wux ,, , ,, i>tia-e* of tin proposed pn.gr h i . vllluns cun do that." lie i-ipl.-ilueii uou. (loo.ooo; water revenue.! fur ll ''l ! ' and tn e .l i|ues|ioils at All -Anga* State Superinteiuleui ol I'nblic drafted ...d *ig..r.l at Sun Fran- 1,1, hr. ll..' Sem uitil. it.in .ty S |*.ilgeneral government, (30.060. (80, during un interview .I h.iii f.Hir '■ 1 ^ ' V-',1'" ii ..01 - \s«oclaln>n w dl buhl . slag i'lo -essp.n Is*stx-.l The young soldier, son uf Mr iHHi; rents N m housing authority, Instruction Thom a* D Hailey ex­ claco in early 1946 "v .-■u none *>f the progress made In ediu-aIIv i IIIi t i) al M nllel Lake I'.irk n. FORT PIERCE Ugk—A stale audit and Mrs llarvcy Keen, Naples. II,wx). (I.goo; prior years taxes. tolled w k ,’ l '. Wf'.ifl " r \ U n ' W ....." " A n * the l , r e * i. le i. l‘ p .iu e i lion in Ke in Stole Cuunly during Hie Sepl I Gl ti it War, de. idl'd -I I lit- f.’t d e lllllle u d lp o lu'ing l ik.-n -m of Ihe recants of E. R. Pierce, Fla., came to Miami a few- hours 11.200. (730; library, (1,200, 11,300; past law year* at tmtav * meeiing i-lllie r id Hie Id o p h a s e s lu th i- .'unnccllon Ibdlt-x ■id si-.-t l- lu . ill's ine. liu g in lb * l uu. 1 Si. Lucie County tax assessor, has after he reached home to hi- with liall field, (11133-34) 11.230; gar­ of the Klwanls Club • "itimi Stemler rnpiesle.l Hial linos.last night ''The .holler i* thu* a p$e-atumbage collection. 11933 34), (1,100; his mother while she underwent llm t ih l-m g the p u -l -cxxi.i l lu­ been turned ovar to Ally. Hen Sngi.s L.i.-iitire a plan which .loin. M els.n, I'om -iv ............- ' Mi "Hemlu.de County la well nt. Us tr age charter. In this **n*e ll Senate approved 23 tie a lie * 12 ol mlscellaneoui. (4.000, (4.000; cash medlral Itvalriirnl Richard Ervin would provide i.V most un.-- .ii slope) wa- .1)11)1.-.1 . h ..11 mat. I way toward solving all problem* wa* nl.Milele before it artually surplus from prior years, gt(.300. which a.-curding lu Indies legal The Board of County Commis­ improv .-ineiits ul th e • ■ w n i g u III* list. I n C iill.llillti-e II. i I.i connected with education " Mr. c am * Into fnree." I.MKI; water revenue bonds, 1193] advisor- " u .u ilil lie im c iin s iiliiii.iiia l sioners said the audit showed IS.i i - ’ .tn icn t im teliiig I svstem hi . -j 11.1111a -i D ulle* went on lu say lliu l "u s if Ihe proposed am ci.-lm .-ui had iio -.lla le l) ai.n.iol.i'cd o il. (59,087 98. and ad vuliirum Bailey ».»*rl*d "T ill* couiil* i* ISO M duo the county and asked III- . .in.in.tlee a.ul lit* \ s ( . p l . ..I fortunate lliul there do n«d e<i*l one who was at Han F rancisco I taxi-*, (80,200. (190.333.72 Totals F.rv!n to protect the county’s In -ii in ctfe c l, because llie v leal II. in - II- i .i i .1 .if I - it n 't . . r s n u'n ).I111110 lv.-y l. t.i.'-l.-d lli.il Ml the over-cniwdeil coiidlll.m* I.. In- can say w ith confidence d ia l if Iwmsith were (429.H1U and 1000.803 70 m a lle i* uf state lu ris.lu lion terest* in . .s s ii.p ili<- program I-, ah*.. liel-l I 1 1day nigl.r ut * ixi From debt service lax - taxes found lu many oilier Florida e.mri- the delegafi-s there had known ih .it sm-h as n.-gnilable in s ti.im e id laws o9*clock In i* t.i'c .l' t-.r lb * in itia l phase -t lu the stii.Uus <d W l lll( from prior years, (ISO, (lw); las Ilea " Ihe m ysterious amt liiim e a su ra ld local ll.i'iis in g la w *, etc Mcis. I- nrpi-d all iio-iuu.-i - -u Id* binl.lo.i! i. in I II. .-it t i \ . d a i i n m l the "A ch id *|wmU more of hi* pow er o f the alum would he avit BELLE (JLADK f* -Warnings id e* fur 1937-31. tl.OUO. (730: ad vali . p . .n.l il.e lr .o<i*i w h i d . -h.-.ilil sharply attacked .1 [M il ,.‘..I., lu lli n ' and III.' board d ll a possible flood diaster III Ihe onim current taxes fur d ih t ser­ waking hour* In * cIun>! than lie sbK- as means pf mass destruction, ul Dulle* lie Liken over • |-cr..»1 ul w u i , III Hie proposed um rn d m e n l winch re d ..r* i» In- isrs.-s.-iit does at .home," tile *pcaker i-mi Lake Okci*.*liubee region. where a vice*. (140,000, (142.5(9; utility i n pit ll In: > lltd.leri. i-lliipli'l* M UNRAN (A - Two Florida sol­ the provisions nf the ch a rte r di-ul I ' m -sI.I.- i . i I'fir ie i l.iustup, I* easily tm seen that tug w ith disarm am ent and the re be said wind.I p c .m il Ctmgicxx i>> c lent diers were among the American largo portion of the nation'* win service lux, (20,000, (17,410.07, and tiuued. T I can ja iib -d Dial a la i.:c sign was Ix-lng void r-xccullvc agreem eols agr c education I* vitally imiMirluui to I 'nil. ill. h u d . i l*<piekl*>l .. pel War prisoners released by the ter vegetables are grown, were admission lax front stadium, (I,- our ulaliun of armaments would have menls mads- by the P resltlenl w ill, pam le.l and Wuiil.l be p : _ .. ij- Ip I s-in.,1 children " heard yesterday ut a meeting u! 1123. (3,730 Totels wer* (182,773 Communists M a y . ' A ssocl.illni. - n.irk alnog Hi. m l.iv |.-w w iili Mr. i.g .is ut een fur more emphatic and real foreign g o vi'rnm e uls He ouh-.l ili.it III. Mr. Dailey sketched the grow lit 147 Everglades land owners and (11)4.003 07. VVd-na Itive i llu- main ildug ,.|.In to p lf ie . lt 1,1- n e ts- ... il.e They were: istic" Ibc Korean a rm istice was negulial A resolution was adopted ask From water revenuvs fur water of educational facilities In h lurlda M Sgt. Howard Cook, *nn ot llu l'llllg up III* c- iiip b -ln .ii -I do­ p i.-I--.-d p ro |e d Dulle* sanl tbe second luadiby a ll A m erlcao m llllu iv rani Alt \u g u - said In- lin o ' . ore W ekivu I *nr k i* I le llis la llllli.n . >1 Mrs, Annie Cook, 721 Caroline St., log the U. S Army Engineers to operation - water revenue*, (77, end declared this state i* now u ipiacy arose from Hu- placing ul e.l nu n d .-r under in s lriic lio n s lim n lw., -l-nilde lu ilc i model for other slate* ami many declare an emergency in the areu 1H4. (77,000. w in d , we ll*.s i P ulin g ..III* ll.a S I.I -llre l pl .Ills Key West. reliance in a peacetime conllnua- Washington I "f Ihe pr>>|eel on i s.al- ..( inst I te ll pa- lo r , ” lie n From water utility for debl sar foreign countries Sgt. Allan Cain Jr-, son ol Mrs. and lake Immediate steps to pro He WU6 introduced by Rayburn tlun uf the wartime partnership of Sucli re s tric tio n s , to- said wia.i-i vide flood control Hild tile -an .) i y u n ii- are in I ii-i-t lu on* m d i. w h ld i w ill sbuw vice - interest on Series B bonds. Maty Cain, Hoieialtd. Il-iol ll (Ul.(90, (10,733, and sinking fund T. Milwee, director of public lu­ the United Slates, llrilain and Ilus m ik e II Im possible fu r Ihe United stalled, lilt- li n k c.t il. ml In- fin w b .l S u i.lo i-I I ' The m ..lie) I es *..l-lwlly " It* -aid III* plaits w ill for bond retirement, (17,150, $17,- struction -Jo Hr-mlmile County, who *lu with the result that power for Stales " to share in tin- vnlim t.n v Islt.-d III- iild .-l ■>w w w w w w w v w a ^ w v ' / v v ' w > - - ^ w w v s i v s action was concentrated In the (Se­ lie leudy III -I* weeks ..r Iwu and frie n d ly ussuriutlon of ftc c n.i must in- i ..s*,i by die Assncla Pit). w it program chairman llu .n lb Guests included Ham Wulkup uf curity Council with II* veto The lions w h ld i I* iK'cessurv lu ulls.-i ti.m Grand totals ware (088,919 and l l * ils.i soul h * would incor|Hir Assembly voting proredur* gives • o m t n ltt . .- u.eiub.’i > iipp..in l.'d what the 8ovii4 p re m ie r re fe i* to UrlanaB. George Jolly of Uria.k(839,8111.(7, in s .de* Melseli a l* Hie . --rhiiiis-.il.tiers idea* in fieid Mills, (1. II. Blackman of that buoy only an advisory role, as the " m u iio llliilc n n lly »l tin- fm tbe li-h I n Preliminary estimates of ap­ Gainesville, were G eu i.:* A L .ll.tl Jolin G allo l<> working -$lt fly* o r sis dl((eruiii Suviei s y s te m ." W A. Redd of Mi he said I., s e f w hit’ll way ul prucepropriations for accounts from the Dora, (term It Farri* uf Taltuhaway, A| I It ..Inn i. Ib ili W illia m *, w . i t s The third inmietiuury, Dulles 111it- |s III* cheapest general fund wore as follows: anil E J Hud Mu iik I i I. ni see, David Gulehel. J. It Knot, said, l* the fact ili.il Hit- General Cummi Kwilcr c o iiu ilc litrd I t u l Administrative division - City ■nd E. G. Kllpstrlek, all ul San Assembly "ha* made but little Tile next le i’itl.ii m eeting id the f.d tc ...... not I., jo Commission, (19,423; City Mana­ ford s p o rt-in an'* \ >*■i>-itt(Ifm and all d iprogress1' in establishing Hindu AUtlUST 21, UH1 lit) ger's office, (18,211; City Attorney, fu tu re iiie clin g x w ill lie l. d il Hie alien.I and .In tin* loll lot. mental law uiunng nutluns embody­ Heveral stores on Hanford Ave. were rnteicd last Saturday night (3,Boo; finance department, (II.BM, SALZBURG , A ustria yV> t ' s last T uesd.ii ->l every m onth at the u s e d a b i t - r e id II UN).INK) a s Ilia ing "eternal principle* of Justice cuxl <d ufim e d lu te ii.'i-.l* tm-l.nl •hd Bhertff Hand balng notified did the Hhertock Holme* act and mid civil service, $1,300. Total, li.-g illlilu g >.t N IS’ A rm y a iilh o rltle s In.luy anmu.m-etl I “ I I I ! I f u n - * and morality mg a s e w a g e dlsiHis.il plant, baHKed a young boy who la >mw in the cltv laiatllle instead of bunging (83,707. I III im m ix liu te w ilm lra w a l ol D ulles said tha t under the c h a r­ lln.tgiiiust il milTi.tit l..i n i i . s l i u c l l u n on an apple tree. Safety dlvislon-MunicIpal Court, HOMEBTEAD m - W B Car te r I t s it f llu- General Assem bly lu A m erican m ilita ry police ciis I. iimv with.nil one (1,900; police department, W .IU , roll, 4B-year-old foreman ul the 1BS3 m ust consider callin g a c h a r­ m ill* operating ul various puints " lo t (tPU.IKH), iluggolie, we William N. Savage, ami uf the Rev. J. W. Savage, haa been at- und fire department, $101,0(2. Pub­ Homeitoad little prison camp, les te r review m eeting He said the oil Ihe border of A u * ltlu und pi uuglil In go ulieiid and do tile lu ll tending Hanford Bu»Tn**a College and haa finished Ida course and lic health and sanitation W A B IIIN G T ilN . '.I* A Cuhiiit-I |uti. tilled at a (well nilnary hearing U nited States " w ill then vole In Germ uny lie c 111 phi) *lr ed Ile pointed received hie diploma at bookkeeper. He owea it all to the fuithfulne** Public works dlvi»lun--Cit lle re u n t-r a ll U S pci simncl session is to In- In-Id l..iiiu rro w to out ihat tbe a ltu a liim o f iHdluliun hroth- fa v o r" o f such u conference. yesUvday ay that l w kliled'hi* ........... Of Prof. ti. E. Bynum. (0.380; park* department, $27,0171 •r-in-law, Earl Tyre, lu self de Dulli-e devoted much of his crossing Ihe border w ill have lln -ir hear a g c i.c ia l ic v i.'w tiy Secre id the lake would become worse, recreation department, (4,000; goo fanso when he was attacked with speech to a review nf efforts In pusspurls and buggagi- checked by tin - uf Stale Dulles ul lu te rn a tlo n iillu-rw lse. V L. A. Bromley purchased the Hughes farm on Celery Ave. con- department. $10,(76; swimming ill dcVHlopiiienlx the reeent session of Congress to A ustria n ami G erm an u tfu -lu l* Mayor Chu*e Inouglil out tlu t a jltin x o f IU acres and a fine concrete bungalow which gives Mr. pool. $8,318.80; cemetary, $8,141; s knife. Hn- Improvumcnt* must m-eded, Brumlsy a total of 90 acres of cultivated garden land worth (Jil.OlKI. public buildings, $20,146; street de­ jiirlu.llug repairing prexeni sew­ partment, $01,666; sewer depart­ er* ami making extension* which "AUGUST 26, l » t l ment, $33,712, and garbage de­ would provide sewers to all housed Police hradquarters received a complaint yeslarduy from a lady partment. (32,(21. Total. IM0.S1B,areas 111 Sanford, would cost (733,on W, Third HI. who stated that some goata tethered near her home so. iKK), roughly were annoying her by continually “hollering for. something to eat.’ .Engineering division - M.4UI (6 The overall water und *ewerage MACFAKI.AN He *ald the nollimnl total capital Ile ai*o laid ichoul conxlructlon million dollars more last year than Library » (0.340. Insurance - wo, ( C o n lln u n J ^ M j^ t^ Investment m elementary and secI i not keeping pace with demand* the year before to provide fur their . Joel H. Field, tateemed Leading Knight uf the Hanford Elks 211. Special funds - ispecial p ic iil o otp tr i achool*; spent about 7M i billion dol­ niidary m -I ioo I plant* I* 1U billion Lodge, announced that a dinner wlllAe given In connection with the ling fundi. (21,060, HACK TO SCHOOL? •nd not enough persona are being U. S. commlailonrr ol (21.060, and special i'heck these articles and lar* to operate 'be public schools dollar* fur public ami [Ik billion Installation of the past aaaltod ruler. Leo **•>■. a* District Deputy, mlseetlaneou a Lunas, J M .M .IT . today a record 38,- repaivd to meet teacher need*. many others In today*' I ’las-d Grand Eaaltrd Ruler. Florida East. Tbe commiaaloner aald it waa •nd conatruct ,.ew building*; and dollars fur private school* with the n w ill enroll In Debt service) funds -- Mg(,siB.gf. fled In The Sanlurd Herald coltegei during tha eaUmated that private and public Increased the average salary of colleges and universities having Water department, rtmenl. ffM H . Practice In tha use of gas masks was given Company C, Florida elementary achool* will enroll 28,6- the claiaroom teacher from ubout plant* repre.sontlng capital InvestacadBmk year, Used Hu-ycle, I’ll. 1418. 8tate Guard, under tha aupervlalon of Lt. Porter U nalng at the m int of tHk billion (foliar* would be two million more 831,000 children th ii coming achool (3,240 to (3,400. regular weekly drill held at the Armory but night. "Tlu- number nf persons being Laat year about 30,000 new class­ « p m io u x record of 34,- year, with morn than three million School Desk*, I'll. 1423. entering the flral grade. Laat year rooms were built, enmpund with prepared u* teacher* 1* lnadet|Uate • ft lari achool year. A U G U trr M , I M i 47,000 the preceding year, to set to meet teacher needs." he said. Tbunton p ra litd the way the tbe enrollment waa 13,348,000. Used Typewriter*. t*h. U3t, n Wa Walker of Orlando will address members of the m r k a a people “ are doing more The animate for ed secondary new records, Thurston said, und "Siime 43.700 ijuidlflcd graduates Neatly eland? m i * 8«,ut. Judaon Bemlnolue Teachers Cl “ ■ Club at 10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning at the warm with ahewerp i llw y have aver done bdore achool* Is 7,302,000 pupils, com­ another record uf mure than 30,- fur Ihe elementary field came uut B a n d Instruments, Streep ile High wbooi Auditorium. It was announced today by Supt. ahewen eerthperie* ' of our natlon'l pared with 7,06,000 last year, and 000 new classroom* I* expected this nf the colleges this year. Since Muilc, Orlando l-awton. there Is u need for 118,000 nubile Ihe lim e itale- college* and universities are ex­ academic year. eeaWhwpad eoia^eei^t ei pected to enroll 2,50,00 compared Dasplte t h i s , he continued, elementary school teachers, the net I-ook on tha Classified page v tS it Mr. and U n . W. A. Patrick ami daughter Carolyn Ca have returned m “ school construction in Ihe United shortage uf ipialiflcd elementary UlllUd Stale* will with 1,40,00. n nS F* i fpump today to get a fuller description to their home In loach ‘ Arbor "*■ after ~~ a •tm tlo n. of i l l weeks In Wia•46,906 public ele- “ By 1660.“ Thurston aald, “ It ti Slates Is not keeping pace with schoolteachers this September will of these articles. , N orth Dakota, K oitana. Cole Colorado. New Meslco, 1m 1 (itMdiry »cboo| aitlmatad that thora w ill be “10 mil- classroom need*. Increased enroll­ be Mboul 72,000. Texas. tB claearoomi out lion more pupils and ntudenta In ments, building deterioration and "This shortage ran be overcome Do you have * . motor scooter, . J be overcrowded. nation's schoolsi and a collei.$•». obsolescense w ill create Ihe need only by further overcrowding, or hooks, used car dr uxed clothBirth of a fawn Monday t the Municipal Z«o has Increased the public and iprlvata, ni titan for an additional 423.0iki class by ro;rultlng Into the elementary Inu (Fiat you wish w lih to _ sa 1*117 m to six. If gaer.aomgatlo ahd three small. Tlia deer share anra laat »pring“ rooms and relatad fitlllu e * by schools teachers whose oukllflca School klila need them. Phone tha burger 'Whom they seam to ha an axcommiaaloner aald Arneri- 1MB. About 36,0000 are In some lion* fall thurt uf desirable stand rn tft Bkiiuim fire 146 tu place your ad. e eK a t tenaa. taxed tbemaeltrei about 100 stage of c w itiu c tlo n at title tlm o." ■ n it." "Coma M other4 Case Is Closed Woman's Hopes Are Fulfilled - * , Dulles Declares 'P Age UN Charter Inadequate Football Player Shot To Death M iam i Gl Wants Career fn Army *> >•' Bailey Speaks At Kiwanis St. Lucie Audit Given To State Sportsmen To Hold Fish Fry Sepl. 16 Okeechobee Flood Disaster Feared * Florida GIs t | IN TH E H E R A LD :, 5 , 10, And 40 Years Ago - MPs W ithdraw n Self Defense C abinet Session Record 3 7 Million Schoolchildren To Enroll fc&KRIi" W eather rn .rrsfrasus 2 M r . " '. r. vy .'S*: -v m to ftfto y y ■..LofLL T v X U iW �». v*— i SANFORD HERALD Wfd. Auk. !«, IWJ 600 Lovell's Employees Converge On Sanlando For Annual Outing ,- :inn Governing Radio Indonesia Takes Meet Initiative CAIRO, Egypt, LT—Indonesia to -1of tha Arab • Asian group nations will1 B*(ber gather at at his his embassy embassy tomor­ dsy took the Initiative toward call- 4vl1 fCoatinurd From F a y Daoj w x n n -T v row to set lb« tlm« *"d place of r . u x i m u r p. h . program a* proposed la st night 4 oo Uw Ing a conference of the lg-natlon m iD T K IU H V. H. — a al the forthcoming meeting. tiu e a sr* i i i i i . i * t io rt*w« would cost approximately 13,1M. I in tlaway Dnay Arab Aslan group In Cairo to halt t a 000, ami would Include repair of 4:nn K l, Curium t *u Th dki dru'lnpmcnts In Ihe Moroccan the present system, construction 4iin Tummy iv.iurt Over 440 employee* and o fflrla l* of Lovett'a Grocery Htor*» • mi TU. W N tra llo ti of extensions, sanaratlon of Ihe s>t* joi\ K(h|f fsf l»- y i r * * i n u t Central k nd tin middle Kn.-l Const converged on • I! a . <■ m r,-.- in T h * A .r Suttim i l l Mrlsch Building 1M i th^hl tfvnR( present system Into storm water! * W* f * T * nunlandn HpiIntr* ln r llit 'it ! . ‘. .^ .' l.ovell'a picnic '"U "'!* tlii* •fJernfMij*,. •• :n M lminscnan ".-vriS^assador it If xmrtH end sanitary sewer systems, and s Jo N t t t , An.I H |m r,* Ileadiol up l*V Vice l ’rr*iilent II. L. Avery and Hupervlanr* .1. n . Lyle Abdul Kadlr, after emerging from 16 A rl lk t Kilo Intvrrepior pipe and pumping sta­ * IS .1.1* ll*M*-1ntl| it! \ t t n ■ and Hill Pickett, employee* ond offielala from II liffi'rrn l town* and 7'mi Irr IMIntt *»n A f'lniifl *14 llim nl.itll . . O 'C onnell n meeting with Egyptian Foreign tion, water and a disposal plant. 7 7 IS IlflNPH VtiT S l#M*1 V ilt lr * ntteudeil Ihe irnia evint. 1 :«e liH .r l.n ll nr i l o S I r t r N r w„ 7.11* Water Improvement* were elated Minister Mahmoud Kawsi. io|,l *-ii,i lU itrlin O --r H t r lk r I I llt.-li II. W. Cnaanbe. manager of the . . , f I ■ Phone 1139 7 n M iinlt n I 11| I * r 111 rl * to .ost n so,ono. B:S» I U hh I.h II nr I t - tin , A M». r * l nrwsmeu that diplomatic envoys |» nn | Arnts 7 : 1 * larvatC* store on I'nlmetto Ave., limit lin t I M B Plant have been completed for Mr. Anga* estimated that |M»LVtulFly | In 1 1 » n n * i,14ii U r s a ,* * , r ix h lH 000 w is necessary for Immediate | n tv fn ti to bp atafiril during the and Third St., nnd Marshall l.arur *:ln .Mfh the lunrl H n n rts rh n U r s mi Nlichl l ^ l l l o r t llando Spring* Labor Day pelf n to i. inanatrer of the First St. needs, excluding work i t Pump in 14 it r . St ' t t ,|r Vkill III *• IM iom 9lt* ition iponsored hy ihp Seminole I.nvitt'a eroerry, led the Hanford 71 nn N , w » KJnal - H1«n o f l Branch, M ill Creek and Cloud It. la Jt*N Diir tcf llm o h i , H o u r i. w. County Junior Chamber of Com del Mellon this afternoon. Branch Breaches have occurred In mi (in Iffit NrHuti a ■<• T o liiv Beside* (he olrriir, ewimnilnir. In sewer pipe* at M ill Creek and 7* ■"« merer to benefit Ib rlr "Ym itn in I.S ll tii r llrtfr'ifiH A rth u r > i» ,|fr*r W i lli Vlttrfir in al­ AI Pump Hranen allowing sanitary l<> 9» M i n k - I, ltl.1i Activities Fund". t pame*. anil dnncinir rntuu-d the .*4 N> iva Stale driver* lli-enve* for 1433 ia I I nn Hi h i. An,I ,1r,i,on sewage to go Into tha water, he A full day of e d itin g and inm*- riav and evening fentivilli-*. The | | no . t l l T»* I ’m v nf ’ i . ,4 l . o v , * if I , I f , said. Ing pastime hut bren nrranRPd i mnloyrr- and th'-ir fnmilie* were 31 w ill go nil .vile al Ihe Court I I I>4 rHtmi O ff HturOi l*nr Tton,»r,,tw Comrnr Ivey expressed the II IM 10 House Tuesday morning Kenl I. laid Jon Mrdony, Js.vree Evrnt* Ifilenla of Lovett'a. T i l l NNII4 V A . If, S f I iiM lo u M u lti Cook, heat, refrigerate, with Sloyca io Sanford, Orlando, it wu* announced today by County Chairman lor fhr ct-lebnUInn opinion Hist low initial cost of the 1 4:00 t'n n i* In ltt Tlt» l{t,i*li»n fl 1*0 VVtfRfNrii Jfimltnr**1 • : 1 1 1 Ni*wa T i l l 11*11 \ V H. *1. program would be more appetlx.. The featured "Mayor''. Potato Davlonn. Melbnurnc, Kissimmee. Judge Douglas Hlenxtroin. jras — a practical, economcial, Mo rnlfm AlmlmftM H urry Mnort. The price* "ti all license* will he r.n*:,u* Now Ihf! In bond buyer* in later years, I I) in o f t - Sack lla cc" will br -tafied at H):<M 'Vinter Garden, Winter Dark. tie nn l* r,^.t#.m k, it.Hv * Land, tlollv Mill, f ’oron and Tlln»he said. } 134,000 to 1200,004 (,H> ’ llic *amc ar. I.r l )ear: upcralnrs' WC- o'ehrk. Molonv mid. In tin ">l ? on Mwvrn Of lorN <lull I in A rt n n k l . - t l f r sure-fire method! ] license*, $1 04; re.slrleled opera- 7 be laid back to he used for work. lowed by a iKitato tack rare In v|lle were nil refiresenlod. 3 nn MIk I'n v o ff t an tt t l i n m f T r u v , | , r , a no H fm rti At A fH iiU !* The l.ovett fleala wn:< an a f t e r , lor*' license*, j l (H). and rlianl Interest on bonds would be de­ Tilch evprybody can participate % ois Jiit kay u • lin n <m V io ir A ro u in l creased a* a result ay want. A "three-legged ran l-non anil evening affair. A band fetir.*' anti special chouffeurs' II l ln I'M il r i i r r n l A * * * n ilily a io .Morning l>*vfill'irn Mr. Angas said his Idea was w ill pluv for (be dance this eve­ rrnsea for J2 no achedulcdI for 10;.10. MS Mn im niiv T in t* For the best In "excellent^* morn na ning. The picnic began al 2:40 Dporalor* of all vehicle* have an 9»OO Wfirlil At Nln# At 11:30 Labor ‘ ‘Day -------' J . I ft Ctiei fNil• • Tims .1 wltnean and ptrtJcj rnlfre month In which lo procure iVlork. . villtnri wi He asked Mr. Angas If the City bottled gas call u» today. 1:10 l*U tt« r r<*rm1« Ih rir llrenscs wllhmit Incurring t M ia In a "benona eating cnnle'd pale " «ft W h i r s A i i k ^ U ►'•nr lo T r i a d couldn I "survive for three or four penally, Judge Htenslrom *ald 19 Twelve to lo one I* set aside ioi u a rs for MOO,ooo to 1004,000." Mr. MOD U n i t ft 00 After SrfH 34. Iiowcvcr, all It io lo Nmv lunchtime. Angas answered to the affirm a­ cense nppllranls will bn delltuiucnl lo ll HOI Congressman H. A. Herhng Ir tive but said, "you can't fuss II 00 To ctievtia And Hi* 04 n't o'clock rod Sen nml must e llb rr take a drivers' 1 1 jo M orning V grlM v w ill speak at 1:00 about odors from the lake" and 1827 North Orange 20!) IMnunotbi Avenue peak test or pay a $1 drllm pirnl fee .0 l l i l f t l*h ll HwFrf Al org sn •to r George fim a tlim will that the lake front might present Phone 8-1712 Orlando Phone 131(1 Nittifnrfl Mrs. J. Martin Stienrlpher and the Deparitnenl <d I'lib llr Safely. Ih ftft ('m il T n r rm )« r at 1:34. •n unpleasant appearance. 12 oo WuyM Af Noon For n full hour, beginning al Mr Ivey sa d that, under Ills Hamilton J. HP.bcr w ill point up 1:00 o'clock, v is ito r will partlrl Vpay as ym t io " plan, the c ity the dire need of a Hanford "Teeni i ii ll* u in K a m i I • !« •*! pate in "b o re .hop ciliching" might be able to build a complete Age <1uh" at a Joint nddrcn bn ti io Illln lr .ll V n r lM ln . The ftrat appearance of Ihr par treatment plant, not |u*l a prl lorn Ihr .Seminole Junior Chamber l oo p iiuiila r 01,11 of Cnmmerce meeting nt the tlclpanti In tor bcaulv contp .t will III) i I* mary treatment plant. tew * l in fake place at 3:00 O'clock when . He brought out that It Is the Yaelit Club tumorrnW noon, it was 1 14 I'limUar M h II ii >* the bevy of Ceolrul Florida vnunp "duly of the Commlgslpners to announced toady bv Program 4:00 ( U r Nnrie lia n ch The Hrmlnule Teacher* optnetl Kelly HuHlli ladies Sadies will ns rude before Ihr ll„ U IVIU IlOU >V ut IU !■) A lI T( it re * give Ihe people all assurance of Chairman Ihctr County I'ro-I'lannlriu Cruller President Cliff Abie* w ill also Judge* In bathing battling Milt* JudJti health," resulting ft from mtvr i iu r a i l l l o * * ence at Seminole High Schmil to ive n brief resume of the State TOk ladles wllF nhnw their ■skill er* and repairs. Word wa* rrrrlv e t! totfaf iif Ihe I 44 M i l . I f l. o v ».rr* I ’r uarsn i nyrre Kail Conference held at and accuracy at 4:U0 o’clock In a day. X Commr. Cordell seld death of Mrs. Klliuhetli Hand I no SSOiS-I'lnl. nld. " II la Miami Shore* last week "rolling pin llirowlng" ">nte*t AJ Highlighting Ihe morning's net which occurred this muftilng al in come to a decision whether we 30. Ta-yenr old swimming siai IvIHe* wu* an address by State liar home In Orlando I Jlke.lt Individually or not. If we nda Brldger*. of Allsmonle Supt Thomas D Hallt-y. iee,l to vote II out—vote It out." Ave*., and Ihe instnllalitm nf new anonI 40 yearn of aget, dl^l *ud Springs will lie seen In her ballet > said he was prepared to vote pipes. Mr. Ani^.i* , . r , .............. ng.i* *said it Is "one "Florida la In much better shape denly. routine "The Mni Canary" ast night. A sister-in-law of Wellborn C. pf ............................... the W'orst end* of town for prei F One nl the most a mi using events Hit* year than Iasi, as far as tea- f'lilllin * of Drlamto, Mrs Hand al : Mr . Augaa last night leaned tn- kure Almost all Of the Haul amjo Springs Labor Day wardI Ihe Installation of outfall ono time lived In laingwtMHi. Mr Commr Ivey *nid, "We should Calabratlnu will Hike place nl 3: on vacancies are Idled," ho declareed. Hand wn* president of llio First pipes, hi coat 98.000 each. Instead prepare now to take rare of Ihe . . . i. to IK also WMit on to say that ttn O’clock when a "dressing coidesl" Mr amt Mrs. .fames J. Mingleuf a treatment plant In InlUal eon National Hank, -tow Hie Hanford there outside Ihe City w ill bo belli An "Kgg Hpnon" race about half of all appropriations In Atlantic National Hunk, and was lary sold a dwelling and lot -in at ruction He said a treatment neoftle limits. The way the City I* grow­ and "Tug.fl War" are oilier event* the past Legislature went for edu­ associated with the Hanford Land Hie we.(aide to Mr amt Mr*. Ham- Plant, fthould be located near Mill ing now, we arc going to need lo be stalled Prize* for the day's cation. nn Indication that at least and Colonisation Company. url N. Knight of Belle (Hade for Crcck ln Iho future, but that the considerable pressure in Hint event* w ill lie awarded at 7:0T Ihe governing body of our state Is 98.900. h City should purchase a silo at once area " deferring to K Pnlmetti realising the n rrn illy of a strong o'clock avoral site Is crowd,ul A v e . he .inld, "A man taking a A rorner lot on llio KnUmlnger before a favorable Ill'll,D IN G A HOME? GOING INTO BUB1NE8H7 The Hanlaiido Sluing* l.alen educational set up. hr Farm* No 1 wu* sold by Mr. nmf out byy housing luilli lin* to stop befur,' Hu- man Day Olehnallun will be climaxed "Uur allt-rnpl tn give every Cost of an 'Interceptor lo fi-ed next door lake* a shower." Mr* Frank Sheet* lo Mr nml CONSULT CS TODAY with Ihe appraru nee before I lie chllil a high school education Is Mrs. lU lpli Jones, Tn/eweil, III., Hie ,'ulfall pipe* would be $240.Mr. Align* recommended * lank Judges of Hie beautv coolest par Commendable No oilier nation has 000. Im Raid. (or 13*04 ti'ith a 244,440‘C?!!,", cupncMe -tfid llcinant* lo exeolt';: dre-"--. "M l;: . ». ! I.m i lo. IJowuvel, ooiii ■ Ihe A lengthy discussion also wn* belter supplying of Hu- nreu with Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Apell snlil Sanlando .Soring; of 11133" will lie prennl ctirrl,alum some chlldran j in I ’ryatul Lake Shores sultdlvl held concerning Ihe installation of larger water mnin* crownrd a! I):on o'clock In the arc brum,I lo fair If (hi- curricu­ The engineer said Hie City can I *lnii of Lake Marv for )30n to Mr. a new well field, and Hie addition evening lum were better adjusted lo the of fnrilllle.* In Ihp southeast sec­ get nn ad,-,|Uat«- water supply A meeting of Hie Hoard of 1)1 and Mr* Green It. Drake Following Hip rnpipliditni of III* abilities of Ihe child, ami classes tion of the City. from the preu-nt well field for In other land transaction*. Mr. evcnl* schedule for Hie Sitnlnnd, were smnlh'r, teachers could do lector* of the Hanlnrd Duitllcate PHONE 1129 I in N. t*,\RK AVE. The discussion took in the pro five to 10 years unli-m n xnll iNiebridge Club I* planned lor to .mil Mr* John A Kroh sold a finrlngs Labor Day cplebrnllon a belli-* lob*' a (W l 1 .»il.«4'lplpe kel, one-fourth mile norlliwi’*i if Nattf iilglti ut 7 an o'clock at Hie Hanford tract of tami tu the First N A. H. PETERSON, JH. AHHOC. Cliff Ablrs, presldenl of Hie Hilt A. II. PKTKHHON, HKALTOIt Mr llulh'y went tu, in say th.st nt tho old baseball tho field, should be pulled lo Hie ford Jnycoe* a*ld "If w ill be one "Ihe lenrhcr h Hie hesl puhlir Woman** Club. Director Irv Fein Hank of Daytona Heach' aKing pork al,ranhj ille ^Mellonvlllc anti Celery site and pollute the well* Slate Itniile 430. Mr. and Mrs. erf ilia most oxrltlnn event* ever relation* iitliuissndor Pc rdiienlinn berg ntinoiinrrd today. latent player* are reminded dial Grafton H Yntc* pure based a lot staged In Central Florida". we IwiVe Whol she Is, anil Imv, charter membership* are avail of the Hunford Kurin* from Mr sh * affeet* the It vs** of the children aide only unlit Sept. I and Mr*. James Clayton Waller. and th? roinmuully I* of Irrmenil mi* linoarlance" \ f Keriiflt Karri*, eapeullv* *eerelary «| the Slate TearhtV*' lie. Ilrnm-Jflt Syslem. spoke on Hie Wildlife O fflrrrs Hurry Hnrvhli ehang,'* made hv Ihe mint Legl* and A. W, A ns ley Mnuda arrested latii.u In Ihe TenrhriV l'wtsion P III Li M l' r It I *41*11 44 |* WO't ,)tU w ny 17-03— Juai Houth O f U tl.a n d nnd Law, It was started only Murleen Wilbur Oglesby of Ran Charlie Sharpe of nrar Hanford V<'«rs ago, and llierr ace now 37.. f charging them on four count* of 044 menilu-r* who have paid lu 33 i I u v I I ch You To ill,-anil; Mooing in I uikc Monro,'. imlinui iloiiars. Al I lie prn.sisti Volusia County side, Friday night tlnfe there are 3IM) 1,-arher* In ths At that lime, around midnight, *tu|*j who have retired and nrr Ihe officers seized a emtihinntlnn drnwinr a cio**, foiirle.n of seine net 470 yards long, a large whom arej,!,! Kemlnole fountv haul boat and a <|tjantlly of opening the incetlng, HleWnrt F bream, spoil,led perch and other (iiilelud. pre.ld-jnl of the Sepilmd-' fresh water fish Itev W. I*. ItriMik*, p:,*l(<r of the Oglesby nnd Shari*' were nl fminiy Assuelalinn. Introduced |pge,l tu have fled (t^ scene el First, flapllsl Church, who gave operation, with one of Abe alllcen Ihp devotional. I tn hot pursuit nit lioml* Hon,|* were set at WITH VINCE MINEIil.l AND 1118 ACCORDION Kupt. It. T. MlLVcc Inlrodurrd each and ttiQ alleged of1 1 ,000.00 aach of Ihe^ new lepchers. and welcomed fenders plnced In the custody of the / former nu-mhers, and wel AND ODEN PIIEI.PS ON THE TRUMPET. Volusia (;puntV Ktrriff. coined llu- consultant* who will One of thesa men, Shut-pc, was Work with Ihe teacher* thl* we*k • MIXED DRINKS TO YOUR PLEASURE • already serving n probationary Follow lug an Jnli-rtillusion, the sentence on a' previous seining assembly broke lulu group.*, each CHICKEN — STEAK — nml SKA FOOD DINNERS charge. with a chairman, recorder and rno S P E C IA L !/,IN C IN itiltanl. to work on tin. main Ihegie of ihe confivetpe. “On Oil {Naps Completed f*sr Sanlando tiling VFTRR - IM0 Yllocvrlet InHurance Cot. State Farm Irvinff I. Pryor, Hep. LlCCHSCS K Go On Sale Tuesday S Bailey Speaks Al Teachers' Plans Session Pair To Point Up Youth's Needs A t Jaycee M eet THERM-O-TANE GAS CO. Mrs. E. Rand Dies In Orlando consuu J t Singletary's Sell Lot And Dwelling E ON ALL REAL ESTATE DEALINGS! Bridge Directors Convene Tonight I I. W ildlife Officers Arrest 2 Seiners St. Johns' Really Company THE A L O H A t An Fvcnlnu: Of Kntertninment BEDDING M usic By PAUL CASKEY "DIRECT FROM FACTORY TO YOU" and his PEER GENTS PIZZA Police Roundup BANGKO KM7—Pollen tail night and early today rounded up 11 parsons, including Thal'a former daputy army cpmmaiider, and chargad a (Jumhiiinlit • Inspired pint lo overthrow the government Pramter Plbulsnnggram. tn different grade |ev>l*. Tuesday evinlyig Ihe advisory cimmlttee member*. i‘ . ----------chslrmart am) raTiinler* entertained (hr con­ sultants at a dinner nl Ihp Semi, nolt High Helmut. Following the dinner, a round table discussimi <tf plain ami iiracrcdure* was Iwlil • TRADE THAT WORN OR SAGGING MATTRESS—NOW. REGARDLESS OF AGE OR CONDITION OF YOUR OLD MATTRESS — YOU Cf>N EXCHANGE IT FOR ANY ONE OF THE FINE MATTRESSES BELOVV — ALL CARRYING THE ECHOLS FULL AND UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION. PI E Munir ill (Juli: Nightly • Nrvrr A Cover or Minimum Charge Open Seven Ottyn Weekly 10:0(1 A. M. to 2:00 A. M, The Echols Q U ILTE D INNERSPRING MATTRESS T IIIH IH OPR FINEBT—NO TUFTS Oil BUTTONS T o INTERFERE NAME YOUR OWN TRADE-IN PRICE ON A NEW D 0I8E TRUCK! WITH SLEEPING COMFORT — ALL PADDING UUILTKD INTO HKfiULAIt PRICR HOPT FLUFFY EXCHANGE LAYERS. — HEAVY REIN FORCED NON-SAG BRAES—QUILTED BOHD^HH— YOU W ILL AGREE WITH THE P R IC E OTHERS -THAT THIS IH "AM EIIIC A ’H FINFJ4T MATTHKHH." ....... $69.50 $ 4 4 .5 0 GUARANTEED 10 Y R S , The Echols "SUPREME" INNERSPRING MATTRESS CONSTRUCTED OF VrfK FINFHT PHRMIF.lt STEEL SPRINGS. Till in tawmuchyouwant In you, pnsiat tuck Is trad* ona mw Dofio... Ni'll lo aw tail to moat yawplea! tat newt Da coatl No eUtiatlee! i SPECIALS IN D IVIDUALLY HINGED FOR PERFECT BODY SUPPORT - RE- INFORCKD NON-SAG EDGES — GUILT ED IIOKDEK — HEAVILY PADDED WITH LAYERS OF SOFT FLUFFY FELT. CHOICE OF •Juat d tc tn t what your pi ia w orth. W rlto fhla hi nppraUnl form M o w . name and mailing nddrr tho fortp, m all It to ua, rr*f« r, phon« wa. W e'll i l * 9t to meet yo ur price. yu« vo got a «wl Jonl. , llie re 'a no o b lig a tio n I Appralaal Form today! $59.50 REGULAR PRICE ....... EXCHANGE $ 3 4 .5 0 P R IC E ....... MANY HKAUTIFUL COLORS. GUARANTEED 10 Y R S . The Echols "DELUXE" INNERSPRING MATTRESS THIS ECONOMY MATT It EAR IH A REAL IIUY AND UNEqUALLEH R E O U I A R P R I C E ......... EXCHANGE PRICE .... GUARANTEED ft YRS. FORT,—BODY SUPPORT, AND DURABILITY—CHOICE OF MANY b e a u t if u l COLORS. ... $49.50 AT THIS I'HICB—CONTAINM HEAVY ROLLED EDO EH— INNER* W R IN G CONSTRUCTION DESIGNED FOR EXCELLENT COM. " $ 2 4 .5 ® NOR SPRINGS OS HOLLYWOOD BASIS TO MATCH ANY OF THE ABOVE MATTRESSES ARE FURNISHED AT THE SAME PRICR AND BAMS GUARANTEE AH TH E MATTRESS. HOLLY WOOD LEGS FREE W ITH BACH SET. __.ln a trada. I litigated to taw to accept It. N SC H O O L STARTS; D RIV E CAREFULLY! U :vm : �~ r* Bl ues In The N e w s »J HOll ANTHONY Ity KB Kl CRK.AGH U ASII!IINGTON oT - What's this’ -a id In fa v o r o f seeing W a sh in g ton w ith a co u p le o f t o d d lff s in tn u you get to k n o u e v e ry re s tro o m in Only .t'i m illio n g tm v n u p A m e n e v e ry p u b lic b u ild in g ■can* have h rv n to W a s h in g to n ’ I The re a l. cyr-< open sig h tse er T h a t's u h .it ths- la te st G a llu p Poll -avs th e r . u b H 's ii* - ' in' S om e tim e s these are s c h o o ltia c h ir c ih liiy s m a ll to iiiju ( « : y who ors on I h n r o w n . rs'lca< eil some lives here a ll y e a r rou n d M in t o f how fro m th e ir c la m o r in g p a c k it- w ould guess th e re m ust by ,Vi of p u p ils M o re o fte n Ih e v 're m nl m illio n a d a y. d ie aged couples, c m ile n le d ly wan D on't get us w r o n g - w e lo v r tie rin g , c lic k in g aw ay lu illc lt.it to u ris ts W |. take it , i ' a p rr s o n .il w ith a c a m e ra l!.« . e o illd n 't af ora.helf iKMn.i tno league-* leading KA8HON Opmmlra team. . . __, _fter It w iii Security's first loss giving " ho* r'.1 J,h' *tetloi^ye»Uwd*> them ‘l- l' record and placing them completing the Technical Con ran In a tie with Special Senlcei fur at the Ground Controlled Approach third place. Both pitcher* went the School, Naval Air Technical Train­ dlctanre Monday with Kobertion ing Unit, Olathe, Kansas. Both men le ttin g r r H it fur the win and Ed­ are electronic* technician.* third ward* charged with the lua*. VC-0 clas* and w ill svurk with the GCA tried to open their league play two unit aboard NAAS. James T. Baker and Thomas It. week* age agalnat the NAAS At! ralniitm tlon team hut the game Moss also checked In aboard the wa» called after the second inning station yesterday after completing because of ruin. It wa» rescheduled tours of sea duty with the fleet. for last Monday hut again the rain Jim is an aviation structural me­ chanic third class and Toni is an Interfered. aviation structural mechanic a ir­ Two newcomer* to NAAS are man. Welcome aboard men. It Garnett II. Kinney. Jr., and Archie doesn't always rain In Sanford, and D, Mares. The two men repotted I 111 sure you'll enjoy your doty at NAAS a lter ynu'vo been hero awhile!! compliment when they .nlmlrc the Jelf’rom M 'inc.M.il or Hie White llou*e aglow with yellow lights in the summer twilight. tiur hnlclkeoprr* and rc'lnnrsnl proprietor* love i"iiri* i* too And there's a fr ding Hi-.’ constant pre* ence .d peering strangers has s gisst inftuenrr on people in govrni 1tneiit remind* th mu tt > United ’*iate* i* made up of flesh and blend Americans, not |o*t tigm g* on *(imehiMfy'. statistical cha.ls Hut these d a ys-in thr»e l.i*t two .. ‘;v in August when e* 'rvlmilv and his hrolh?r in law is on vaea lion is It (Hmihie there i* a living kmerienn who doesn’t emnr to Wa*hlngton’ Tourists, In Hie opiioon of old -clllers here, (all guierslly into | four main classes I llmu-ymoonors You *.»r them nerywhere. strolling hand in hind 11 1* doubtful if they *r-‘ vnn how ever Krnm the .............. . *tand l>"inl they’d he a* well off at s cabin in the wood* New FM Station WASHINGTON iti-J n h n II. Stef son University nppl.cd yesterday to the Communications Cnmmla slon for a new KM radio station at Del,ami. Kla., on Channel IM HtMIONES MEDITATIONS ly Alley t o t aE Focu s K im "A STICK TO A TRA.IM O ’ THOUGHT, "JuT iT5 t o S T D B B O » aJ ,-DEY 0 U G H T A C AU L IT AWJLE -TFUlM / / Tuesday marked the end of thn August service-wide competitive examinations for advancement In tallng as eligible seroml class petty officer* throughout the Navy sat down and took an examination which w ill elrvato many of them to the first class petty officer ra t­ ing. The next examinations for ad­ vancement to petty officer rating* will he held In Kehruary, but there will be an exam Sept. 5 aboard NAAS for apprentices who are striving to become seaman, airman or fireman. John K. Jones, yeoman third class, |s scheduled to leave NAAS tomorrow for Jacksonville where he w ill undergo treatment at the Naval Hospital there. MK >n," a* he I* known to his shipmates, has been stationed here in Hanford since July, 1951, during which time he has worked In the Stating I'rrsonnel Office. He w ill lie transferred to the hospital in a temporary status and Is expreted to return to duty here within a week. M. S. Meeting In Jacksonville . 'S i I t . . I l i t I ; Legal Notices ' me-ting hi« '.err •chr.,ti!c ! for Sent, lit at the Y, W. C A „ Jacksor-vllln |.y C. L. Glass who I. siiearheatllne a move to estab­ lish a IocmI chanter nf the Na­ tional Multiple .Sclerosis Society In Northern Klorlda. Multlnlc Sclerosis, commonly known a* M. S., Is a disease of the central nervous svstem which tauses a parmlvilng effeet In widely distributed part* of the body. Symptoms are impaired vision, lack of balance, ami manv Mayor llandsll Chase i* shown above limlrerlng up for the ’ niayorn' sack race" set for .Snnlimdn Springs on I.abnr Dsv as psrt of the Seminole County Junior t’hamher of ( ‘ommercr relel.ration heneritting the “ Youth Vrtlvltles Kond " l.onks like the mayor has hi« problems. Photo By hiishner/ltay mond Htudlo M I A M I 1Special i t'u p t t ie o iy ,. K Mel nhi', I s e n . t'o m in o iid e i S evi-tlth t'o o s f l i i m t i l D is tr ic t «n im in u 'i'il today llo il tin- t o a s t | l i o a t i l i* e s tia n illn u Ho- lu o c u re ' io oit o n i-i'too fo r il« Reserve l i t f f t i - e i <'u n d b la t.. S ciioo l The nrograto. neiording to lim Inin Met'ithe, is open to college gcmlimlcs In-lweeli the ag*1* of _'t si ml ill!, nml consists of nn in tensive font month* (mining ro tllso at tit" Const Gunid Acad­ emy. New- London, fmm. Hamit dates sueeessfullv i oinidetllig Die course lire niipoiriled Kuslgns utmn ginduatoip ami then retained on nrtivp duty for three vefr*. Tim raptain further stated tlint the Resirve KnsigoK w ill serve iu a wide vnrielv nf mslgrinieots liutli IIsluiic nml afloat Duty Insi'ntrh bod rescuer'w-eathei putrid, aids to navigation, putt security and rnnrdinnttng nil ami -m fur*' rrsf* m-.-fisnidai- off -liorc void. Mien t ills in te re s te d K - h a d d f o r w a r d t h e i r In tin D m -c to r o f R e s e rv e , riu SALE ’51 FOHI) VR TIIIMHI HKDAN Radio, Healer, Overdrive $ l 3 9 5 <tHI 'SI MKRCUHY FOR DOR SUDAN * 1 6 9 5 11,1 Radio, Heater, Automatic Tranttmlnslon, New Tlrra *51 MERCURY FOR DOR HKDAN Radio, Low Mlleaiie Y ou n e e d n 't t>* a n 5 14 9 5 00 'SO FORI) V8, FOR DOR HKDAN .............. ^in O R mi Radio, Low MllenRe expert to tin h im nv t.r th e twill rep d lt Jolie - a n tl y o u 'll svtt iim n e r ' t.'iim s III to d a y ! CHICK YOUR IR O U B IU 'SO FORD VH, TUDOR SEDAN ................ * 1 0 9 5 (m Radio, Overdrive, Low Mlleaite n r HI \ venue. Miami. *49 FORI) VH TUDOR ...................... ........ $ Q gg no One Owner, Isfiw Mllcnne ' □ \ □ 1) CRACKIO PI ASTIR INSUIATION H IID IO □ □ □ □ O WARPIO UOORrHO SASHAHOPOORS WINPOWS SHAIIY PAINT m u ROOM □ SCRIINID PORCH □ PAINTIM • O '47 IK) DOE FOR DOR SEDAN ................. Radio, Healer, New lirea | ftOR.00 U K USED CARS WARRANTEED AlI II W OUP 6 MON m u o n mat A NO MONEY DOWN 6 .0% . “” ' 'i| M I’AIKID KY ANY All I li')R I/F D n AIIONAI .1 i WAKfMN 1 f IH A U R IH III! UNHED STATES r/ Your ^7V W ' M 'tl V l ItMOAN » ■- | . Dealer Since 1981 hurt Pint 81. at Sanford Art. Me l kr m Saturday \ftcrnoons and Sundavs Off ll»H|)italt/.atinn Plan (iond Working Conditions Dr. C. I* Persons Apply To: K. II. Kretzer, Surviuc Mffr. OPTOMETRIST tit Smith Palmsltn Avenue Nicholson Buick Co. 1MIONK 2*10 K A N K O I t ll, I I . O IM U A 21II MllKOnliu HOURS! # to I I - I n 1. Sitiiford, Fla. I tu 5 How to B 055 /our W if e ... ■ mo • Skirls • Cloves 1 Ladles HhorH 1 Downs Hr iumlercs ' Slips 1 Curtains • IIhks • H ats • Dresses M en's Bathing S U IT S .......................1.00 DRESSES ALL fiOINCi! SI-1.99-2.99 SHOES........ 4.99 3 .9 9 -4 .9 9 SHIRTS........1.00 LADIES’ Men's SLACKS 4.44 - 5.88 HATS liATHINK SUITS SHOES 1.99 1 Housecoats. .2.99 Double-Dealer: DmiMc her enjoyim in <»l il.ivlime home life - with .i new riulio cr STRAW HATS 1 lot 59c 2 for $ 1 All Others . "I'V s e t ! Ami iiu idcntally, (he new fall evening programs w o n ’t he 1.98 . hard for \»n to take either. LADIES' COATS SPORTS COATS SUITS .................$ | Q $10 - $15 LADIES' SUITS $10-$19.88 Handbags. . . 2.00 ALL WOOL S U ITS ... $ ^ GIVE HER THE OLD "ONE-TWO"! 88 RAYON SU ITS.. $ 2 4 8 Full meany lyock-lo-lhe-airwoyi lot llm @) ratio 8 cream of the entertainment world . . . biy-timo football yam ev.. . oufvfanding tymphony oiclioilray. Add to dm fhe teceplion of newy av it'i happening, other ypoiting eventi and interniting children'* program*— you II HOSE............99c JEANS......... 1.47, BELTS...........59c SO X.............. 33c CtllU m K N H CAPS............ 98c P A N T IE S .... 18c GLOVES....... 29c 4 pair for 1.00 SLIPS............ 99c Boys' T-Shirts 77c Dish Towels. . 19c Hand Towels. .25c Boys' Pants. . . 88c Bath Towels. .1.00 agree that radio and TV are the be*t buy for all thi* fall. •II TOUR D IM M for copy of Ihit N IW P R I I R P O K L IT and for dstoll* on now program*, * new it it , new low term*. You'll be plkoiontly turprhed at the lower co*t of b ille r home entertainment. . . electrically f R o id y TCiU nmtZ “ B. E. Purcell Co. HA 11 1 VlD O Ti lHT. it 210 W. FIRST DKIAM D 1 1174 PHONE — FLORIDA POWER R 1 I0 H T II. II. CaliMis, lltv. M*r. ■.-nait----- c = A '■fj •- : (Jontl Salary W IU, IU Y! SKK WHAT B L A N K E T S ................S.77 tho focta, now! • | MECHANIC WANTED HKNVEH .p Tile l olorado So preme ('<»url upheld yesterday a lower court ruling Hist M brer ’ i* not Ililoxicallng II was the first iuhe. ruled on the nueaflon SHEETS 2.99-PILLO W C A SES 29c ■» to M Moniha to M T m Iw m o rai od silag a ad r t p a l r i a g oar hooaol C s o o •9 to l B u lle t , fo rm e r We d o n 't w an t It. m ove a n y of Die p re se n t m e rc h a n d ise Inlo n u r new s to r e ! , T i« | 'BO CHEVROLET FOR DOR HKDAN ........ * I 0 9 5 0(> Radio, I'taatlc Heat Covera v & B ill All iirlren hitvfc lieen lint Iter reduced! H U P YOU □ UAKINO ROOT □ ROITINO SIDING r 'n m d r Only 4 Days Left In Our Removal Sale END of MONTH M II I mm H H m v I m \ p « « e r i i i t l * o f Hit* I.A *t W i ll nm l T o ftta m rn t nf H hlnboltir>r, ifo m m ifin m o w -T H IN p r o g ia a i tiu ir ii 7 H ig h srho o l k ill* T hru com e in the *p rm g . m o s ilv but th e y 're ! -re in fin re r ig id now too ' i i .m im e d in lo lu ise *, c iin v i'is il by h ir a s s r d te a c h .-r*. ib e y m n s lly tiny fim n v h a t* fo r sou ve nirs and p a ir o ff in p re honeym oon ro u p li-i Some le a rn a th in g n r |w n about Hu- g o v e rn m e n t i K a in ilL ’ s The la te H u h e rt i Henehiey sa id th e re are tw o w * > * l» t r a v e l— f l r * l e la *s and w ith c h ild re n T h e re is ont* th in g In he ford until daughter got marri -d and Junior finished college Actual Iv they're on a seennd hotit-,-nioon Hmofih th ry’d blush if v.uj men Honed it Only M million of them ' H >rcmi Incredible Tlu-re mn.l have l*-en that inanv fixlav alum when l.i I trin l : > gel into the rsfeterla D uke t ' n i v r r s l l i ft» ilb a )l p la y e r, arnund the rorner on Prnnsvli anla is head coach o f the I ’ n n sn rn jg , K la . N a i i (in s lia w lt nvetmr (or him h Beer Ruling Coast Guard Expands Program " m . of ' S 'are usually tyAcked, twitajeen the age* of IN aitd -to and in many rase* bermur lumbar Itated anti remain so ■Wrmighmrt' the rfWIHltdnr of their V ijti iiiit f fhftv'li o f .voir eii*' ht?rt*hjr lives. n o im p tl .tin ! r n in ir io i in firn M tn l Glass, whose address Is IU. It, i f i y ( lii *mu Mini tli tiiiim lff w h ic h jr«|4, Box T f.fl .laekannville, 7, -„l,| «il • tiio c i h i Jrou, in u | i n n * «iI;■«*i ta* ftNint»s or It K, tth hihi»l*M r, iltj- that anyone who is Interested In r escues. «?ONNf-i. i itt it or I'Mi *i rs m n tr , to ih * any wav Is invited to attend. Young C ftim fy -J ii'tfff «»r .H tm ilim lr I 'u u n l r , P lftrhfM . Ml tiiI n ‘ if f I n i' lit Itifi r n iir t hntiMn isf M iin * *<i i i n t > a t H a n fo rd , F lfirlflM , i f llh N i tPiMlit f‘ * I p 11if n r irion thN fro m ilii» lim e t«f iln» flr » | |M iM li ft l Inn o f ih t« n n llr u H n rh c la im or d v iiw rid s h a ll In* In w r liln if. nm l ih a ll Ihr* td M fr o f rP N lflp fifp * n d pout o f f lr n M ifd r** * o f Hie- • Im lrm iiiL m ii 4 s h a ll liw N W iifn In t»y th e ‘’tM trtm n l. It It* a if u til, or h i* f i l l nr npyr, m ifl . m i M ich t U ltn o r -1**11 i it inf nut fen f i I «*■I Mhttll h r T i f f SANTORO HKft A t.lt Wed. Aug. 29. Pm Page | *1 Only 35 Million American Adults Visit Washington • i son COMPANY n u m iis A ,s �w a rn JAMES MARLOW 'OPERATION BIG SWITCH Communism Rough Deal For Poor . United Slates. “ If a Million lias eumodi ait fern is used us a wlog on tin- worker and power, (lie deslruclion it can Inflict upon die lurmer, the people for whom I be Comanother nation is beyond mu inuo'iiintion," miniisls bad such pity when they were Rutin-1lit V Tallinn Silid in s -qe-t-i h lu tb . i-YpIndi-d by Capitalism ” A ir Force Association. Il is bard lo tell bow long the UntilHow much more of a warning do we moiiist tyranny will survive. Rut one thing need before we accelerate our civil defense is certain. An iulen,.. hatred of Ihe Reds program to the point where il is prepared is being built op among the poor and <Iuhto meat any emergency7 It Is past time for pernte people. This hatred has broken out us to recognize the danger and do H o m e In several places; il will not be surprising thing about it. News breaks in rcee.nl days if -mdi outbreaks continue or intensify. indicate beyond a doubt tliul Russia has developed a hydrogen bomb and Sccreinrv No Police Censorship Talbott's statement should convince even one that an atomic attack or u hydrogen A federal judge has handed down a bomb attack "could happen ben- “ d e e is io n which loc years will In- cited in During the bailie uf llritnin. when Nazi I In- law books. Judge ( ’buries .1. .McN'nmce planes pounded England nightly, lie- people of the Northern Ohio District Court rules of Hrllain were able to light Imek bemuse Hint the Youngstown, (>.. chief of police they were I rained to do so. It is Imnl to estimate ihe number of lives Hud were hns on rigid to Uneaten to arrest bookdealit s who sell books which he thinks immoral, saved, the millions of dollars in properl\ lblluis has been selling up as a personal damage that was avoided, because a corps H A L BOYLE censor to decide in advance what citizens of civilians knew what to do in each enu i may or may not read. genry, No polite chief anil itu official outside Our government continues.to work lo of tincourts has any such right. Judge find u way to avoid war. Ifut at the sam e, Mi-Naniee,roles. If the chief thought that fly K ill .MAN MUKIN time it is the duty of every citlze i lo take the ordinance against obscenity was being Fur 11*1 Hoyle pari in Ihe civilian defense effort lo make NEW YOIIK '.W- Cupl Hem Price violated, be could make an arrest, and then certain that if a war does conn- and nor ol tliu U S Marine*, walked in cities are bombed we will know what lo do Hu- rase could tie lirnuglit up in an orderly tu tji<- office Ihe oilier day, fresh from Korcii. manner in court. lo avoid the panic and helplessness Ibid N utiirnlly, I asked "W hri| iln Nome ., •-!» ■ « ago Federal Judge John could result. Thu events of the last several your guy* think of the arm istice'’ " M \Vo--|-ey ruled limi James Joyce's novel “ No! much.’ *uid Hum "T h i-y’ ridays should servo ns a yj>nr to recruiting ol Irish life, "Ulysses.” was not immoral, mil *ati*rieil lo have il eml thin for civil defense units. A few Im uri agent way " and laid down a basis for deciding such III- went on to say Ihal the war in participation in those activities now mm qileal ions. Judge Wuolsey's decision has been could have been carried In a cum save untold regret in time of emergem-v quoted ever since, and Judge McNniiiee's l |dele m ilita ry ilecluon hi unr fnv or. may well slaml beside Ihe earlier one an t'liin iiu i from it Marine, uf course Too Much Parly epoeh m ilking. any o lh rt reunrt would have heen Marines W an ted Korean Decision A scathing criticism uf the brilliant Renjamiu Disraeli, the llitli century F.ngliah I'rum ier who secured tin- Suez ('mini for (Sreut Ilrituin, was once passed by bis successor ns Prem ier and Conservative party leader. Lord Salisbury, lie culled Disraeli "u statesman whose only final isilUical principle was tiial the party must on no account be broken up." The fact that Nullsbury himself later acted on (he same lines does not destroy tin* for*' the epigram. Ruth before ami after Disareli there have been public men who went on this principle. History’s ........... has bm-n that ultimately their reputation was far below that of stnlesinen who put the public good first. You Ye Telling ................. . c j en-lha Imer laid * down t ’alker A fter Ihe North W i j.i j a m (m i Central I ’ lrs * W iilr r _ _ tbal Fri-Ncbinaii' lie's got I our women. Helen of Troy had a face Hint launched a Ihoiisaiid ships, bill Dior scuttled a mil­ lion bankrolls with a pair of scissors. TO DAY'S IM IIL K VERSE One liuiitlred and sixty million popula­ One-third of the world is ruled by men tion! When inflation sets in, there’s no who habitually suppress the truth. Rut truth lulling where it will end. is mighty and will prevail. Thun Immunity will neu no more slave lalair camps And ye r iir i.itinn Dior probably is the only man shall know the truth and Hie tm lli ahull ] who ever mndo money Inking something make you free,— John ; away from women. Tho Sanford Herald a Kiinirht- liu l there Is mure to It Ilian Ihe Insignia on Ids cup. Price had Urn unusual experience nl serving In Korea twice, in two loudly different yuli«. On >U* firs t itfftrh , He was a rot respondent, llv went over early In lhal hot summer of lUSO, c-ovi ' ihe rdf rid and then n» All iit lU . shorter skirls probably will he popular. How can you take much pride in a blue ribbon calf without shnwjnft ll? Collapsed, ami the w«r grated Into a pursuit and mop up, Ui -iii came home. lie had been In Ihe Murines in Ihe second World War, however So. a year or so ago. Uncle Sam culled him mill presently he was oil Ills way buck mil tn the old slamplng ground, lids tlim . hi uui form. In short, he has seen the war Irmn more dllferenl angle* than most nl us ever could "W hat we should have done.” he wrent on, "Is smash op Ihe Chliuwe defenses, and Ihrn de slroy tbelr armies In Korea " The Chinese have boasted of their depth defenses, presumably a system of bunkers, tn-nebes and rm pliu-suiienti goinit back four or five mile*, solidly. i "W e didn't think much of the' depth defenses," he said. " Every lim e wt» punched lllruuKh I ho outer rru s l. lim y would react quickly and pretty wall. Hut It didn't look lo u* a* through tlk>y hud the ineaiii nf moving troop* and innle rlo l around quickly enough tit seal off a real breakthrough T h is coincides prelty well with tho opinion of (ien. James A Van Fleet. When he came hack., some month* ago, he (old this reporter, "Thy Chinese are nothing mice f v J 1 you «e| ’em moving backward." 1 "American wonun will show o ff tliofr1 "T lim why didn't we o|Hm u beautiful leys next iprings,’’ said one New r# *i qltenslve?" I asked Hem. " I don't know," he said. "Nobody York garment milker. Where him lie Iwen could make sense out uf it. W» during the shorts seimon? would take one of their positiun, ami then pull back—on o rd jr." He said tho Marine o lflivrs rea­ "Even some primitive races can still soned that they were losing more grasp objects with their tues, but you Just men In th i stationary war lhat finally developed than would have try to ilo it," Dr. 1lames declares. Apparent­ been lost In an all out push ly he’s never been around sand burrs. "Which officers," I asked. "Thu big brass?" "A ll of them ," he said. "Any 2nd lieutenant would lull you we should hive been pushing Instead of sitting there." So If yuu drive up to the Yulu igatn, then what? It would necessary (o keep Ihe whole army more or lei* intael, guarding rclcascd li-ll o( good lime*—of rec­ plies will top demand, the long, border, even though the ord liluhn being out In emiiloyinent, Imtead of concentrating on Ihe In sales, In por*onal income, In huge flow of cart out of Detroit, (luhtini had alopptd. Bern conceded that. But he said, total production id iioodi and nerv­ Ihey'vo noted :nreco*ti that output ".You're gBIng to have Id keep ier*. la about lu slow down. most of fat: armv ready anyway^ Uut Iheie governmental report* luitead of reacting lo the record leu ut whore wu'vo been. They high Industrial production In gen- And If we're going to atop, tr •how how thingt were in the Tint «*■!. tome tradera have preferred river la Ihe apot, not down vtbe half of the y .u r h v j i i caeea. In lo look at the alto record high we are. "In the first placo, Ihe proble tome eases they reveal the title business Inventories, of business In July. Bui It will be These Inventories, well supported of. unifying Korea would then *u w aome weeks yet before Ihe data so for by sales volume, would look ahowi how thingt nro now—and, even uLgt?, tiuwever, If new or­ of course, (hey give only Ihe faint­ ders don I keep flowing into the fac­ est Indication of how buslneai will tories. be later on. It Is lo spot the first signs of Thu stock market hat been try­ ■uch things that the Eltennowsr ing traditional aum turn-- administration Is setting up lla „ lu gueta. ---- The traditional ter bull market never got off it* network of businessmen, banker*, neea this time. In the uldat of ail politician* and organised labor (• glowing report* ort eemTngi, leaden In the leading cltlee to TOKYO — The CqmmunUI IviiHDda, sale* and production by report on every day change*P*|plM.H*dl6 laid today that four ia itatlpn'a bwdress flrma, stock If a aiump »*->uld alart, there North Kortan soldier* released by ^adera have taken a cautious. and are oeveral thing* that could bf the U. N. Command have “died Hen dram, vlwr ol 0» future of^aae polapnlng by the Amarictt SENATO R M C C A R TH Y says there’s a Communist (n the government Printing office. Von ju st can't keep mil thnpu typo­ graphical errors. J< y ' \ -I S d A f DAW SON -y- • r ~ Bomb Boosts Expenses The dimple fact uf the matter in t hat murdered thousands of them and horned no system yet devlHed, includiiiK that In lheir crops. Now Rumanian farmers face effect duriiiii fumliil times, Inis ik-itll more I lie same kind of treatment. handily w it h . the |x>ur people than does The Rumanian farmer is told what to Commuilium. Wherever the Hulls have taken plant and when lo sell It. Failure lo obey over. workers and farmers have had reason orders or fill Ihe quota, for whatever reason, to regret H. The farmers, particularly, 1st. • < „ i i ••-■milt in fines of up lo t lo n id e the cash rause of (heir independent attitude, have value of t h e purticiilur quota, or imprison­ suffered a great deal from ihe CommuidHts. m e n t . T h e state has granted speeiid aid to In Russia, Stalin attempted to force farmers s o m e farmers hat Ihe effect of this aid lias Into collectives with lit t le son-ess until lie ’ b e e n lo place fanners more lliiin ever at the mercy of the government. 'Mill iighout Iron t ’urliiin Kuropc the C ivil Defense Spur .-don Is I In- same, (lovernuieat officials decide j u t how much a farm er should lie nl.li In pr-.w or n laborer Is- able lo produce, T I m- quiitu is set and if it is not met political i „ same way There Ideas are not confined to lllslory, alone, will show whetli ihe Marine Corps. A good many er signing Ihe armistice ul this lleipilur Army ulflcers fci-l Ihe time was Die right course lo tnkr allel ” Too Late To Classify lly IH M S H I . b K A Y For years motorists have amus­ ed themselves by playing gumex while on tour lo pass the time on long Irip* and help unlertuln the children. Some folks watch signs along the highway in an attempt to cornplele the alphabet; alurllug with the letter " C" they then look for "B , C. D " and so on and the first person In Ihe ear to complete the alphabet is Ihe win­ ner Others watch license tag num­ bers u m | try to make poker hands or Iry lo see how many different slate licenses they cun record Homo folks make a note of the nber of mnnber uf vehlele* they puss over fl given liven distance dial or during a pdr- lod of time. Now comes A. E. Hum, presi­ dent of Ihe Hudson Motor Car rotnpuny, with the suggestion that motorists can Indulge in another game that would be more eon slructlve and might help In Im press on pusseugers the Impoi ialu-e of sulely amt lead to hitter motoring and saler travel for everyone. Ills company hn> devised a clever "Safe Driving (.'heck 1,1st" copies of which will soon be avail­ able ul all Hudson dealer* Thi* chart, with blank spaces for pencil nolulions, lisls all of the more cuinmon driving offenses lhal en­ danger highway (ravel and lead lo accidents Over Ihe years there has been u lul of argument over the quits lion of who are Ihe safest drivers, men or women, uml what about teen ugcr*. By using Hie Hudson chart and playing It like a game, vou w ill gel a ilef I idle answer to thus* questions and also be Impreisink on your aubconseloua mind the thing* motorist* do that Imperil their lives and those of other driver*. Among these driving offenses are; exceeding Ihe speed lim it, on the right, passing on a ‘ ‘ » a shoulfalli*:,; lo and out ul traffic, rhlhig the conter line, crossingf* center line where prohibited, making turns from wrong lime, parking in prohibited areas, trying to heat the red light, cnlrrlnu or leaving car from wrong side, failing to signal pro perly and ignoring Irulfic signs uml w arning! . •, Barit suggests that instead of counting Id le r* or cheeking l i ­ censes in qeciuiy, our U n it while motoring, th b fr w4 W game out of noting diivlng,offenses, lie particularly advofalg* Ipl* as a game for children an II. w ill not only prove g source .pf eiderlulnment hut w ill Impress on their young minds the I in porta lira tif ub serving irufflc layv* umi acquaint them Willi l()<'. p l'ln c ijlllf uf.'-Kife driving Recently Hudson sponsored * mm-slop nm front New York In Sun Francisco, sending a couple of personable yuunil women on the cross.country Journey, Inslrue led lo he eum ul - and observe every truffic regulation and usu the check list in noting driving offenses of olher motorist* enroute. Proving that speed isn't loo tinourlun! they uiudo the Irlp in three days, eight hours and 15 minutes, never driving over GO miles an hour in daylight or more than 50 miles an hour ut night, and at the sunn- time eurelullv observ lug every traffic regulation. Arriving ut l/>* Angeles, the local Safety Council arranged for u rompetillve drive Irmn (he sirport to the City Hull The women drivers again uheved uU speed regulations and traffic rules while their opponent broke a* many as he could, running liglils, cutting In ahead of oilier ears and at­ tempting lo inukc time. The reck­ less driver won, hut the dlfferanr* In Unit1 was only one and one half minute*. I.earu ujul observe traffic regu lallotis; leach vour children lo do in and ynir will avoid henrlurhes ‘xolt/u WASIIINOTON - Belore the Hessian* «nnounced their hydro­ gen explosion, President E litflbower h id money troubles enough. The rxp!a»lon compllcn’ fd them. He was learcniny n»r «ew piwees to cut government spending, bef^.ue and foreign aid spending loosed tike good targets. Uut Ihe fart Ihe Itusslans are working on the hydrogen bomb may make Congress cautious aland cols In those two places. Work on the- national budget—the estimate ol whul II will cost to run the governnicut for the liseal year starling the following July 1— slmls every ,c tir around this tliikIt lakes from August to Juuuary, when Congress opens again, for the- departments to put Inelr esti­ mates together, (or the llmlgat Bureau to review (hem ami try In reduce them, ami lor the final figure* to get printed. Just about Ibis tlim- last year Ihe Truman administration began work on Ihe budget for the fiscal year which slatted July I. No mat­ ter how Ihe election lurried uut, Truman was going lo give his esti­ mates to C onjroi*. and hr- did But In doing so Truman was only fulfilling his uwn responsibility. Neither the Elsenhower adminis­ tration nor the new ItepnhlU-aricontrolled Congress accepted T ru­ man’s figures The- Elsenhower administration fnund a way In chop about nine billion dollars off the total Truman asked Congress to approve Then Congress chopped about another :il s billions off whul Eisenhower asked. The net result Congress vnUH (Ut.JH.onn.Ooo. At first glance, that might seem all the money that was to lie spent in the fiscal year which begun on July I But it Isn't. In previous yeurs Congriss had appropriated many billions which wnuldu'l be spent until this present fiscal year. Main ly to pay fur war supplies ordered last year or Ihe year before but to by delivered this year As a result of this backlog of spending cumliig due. plus the new spending approved by Congress In IBM, Ihe E Uenhower li ’ udmlnlstea tlnn began lo gel gloomy aboul thinational debt. That debt is Uie amount of mon­ ey borrowed by the government to pay Its expenses when those ex ptmsex exceed the revenue token In hy Ihe govirnnient in taxes. Uy far the major part of the ddil was due tu spending iih World War II. Congress has sd a lim it by law of 275 billion dollars on Ihe national debt, which l* another way of say­ ing no admlnlslralbm can do any , borrowing that w ill push.the na­ tional debt above *75 billion. Just bfJore Congrats finished It* IBM business,' Ihe national debt stood at 2?2lk billion. The Ei*en in iu c r---.o iln lrira lio n looked it lhat figure—Just 2W billion below the debt lim it—and wondered: Would it have enough money on hand lo meet Its expens i f —Includ­ ing the bills it had to pay for piods ordered In previous years— x-tween Ihe time Congress quit Ibis month and the time It returned next January? II not. the government would have to borrow mure money. Hut It couldn't borrow mort- than 21, billion dollars or il would go over the legal lim it. To play It safe, the administration asked Coneress i„ raise the lim it lo WO billion Congress refused. The Klsenhow er udmmisiranon told II* departtnmls arid bureau heads lo do some more culling this fall beyond ihe cuis they had planned on last spring But — In IBM Ihe government would lose about eight billions In revenue If Congress lei etetain taxes end or be reduced. The ex­ cess profits tax on corporations Is due lo end Dec. 31. At the same time Individual Income taxes are to drop about 10 per cent. And in April more losses are due In rs else and regular corporal Ion last-, With all this staring Elsenhower In Ihe face, the llusslans triggered hydrogen f Listing Nicknames , i'lm .AD FXPIH A an - Skinny (It-orgc, Joe Ihe Boob. Slggy the Dip and Pretie].* are due for spe­ cial attention from the Phllsdel phi a police department. For the first tim e In Its history, the department Is compiling » nickname file of criminals ind criminal suspect.*. About 300 nick names already are known Ttir file, when completed. Is exptclsd to exceed 1,500 names In-Out Of W ater DETROIT tin -A 50 year old bar ber got in and uut of deep water vestrrdsy In a campaign out for the Detroit mayor's c ln lr In the fall election*. Don Taylor donned a parachute and (He vest and Jumped about 3,200 feet from a plane Into the Detroit Itlver. It was his firsl jump When he whs pulled from tinwater by friends walling In a boat, Taylor lold a reporter he pulled olf ihe stunt for "pnhllrlty, that** all sun, publicity.'.' LAST TIME TONlfUlT “ALADDIN & HIS La MP” tiiiirh da y -f r iim V: . “ONE MINUTE TO ZERO” SANfORD - ORLANDO HIGHW AY USED CARS 1947 Ford 4-l>oor Sedan $189 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan .... $§10 Bulck Convertible Coupe M3M 1951 Bulck Super Sedan 1952 Mercury Hurd Top, low mileage, looks new ' 1951 Oldsmohile 88 Holiday Coupe, Extra Clean Nicholson Buick Co. TELEPHONE l#M s A N rq u D , r u m iD A Nation A lert For Business Slump NEW YOHK un - A business •lump may bv no more now than a gleam In a atatlallclan'i eye. uut rarely. U over, have auch elaborate plana been made to pounce upon one—If and when It idea to aneak in. Builneaimea for tome time now have been aaliing down tbelr ptaha witb caution. . And the government It eelHllg up a nation-wide ayatem ol eco- Commies Accuse haH ol the yaar, bearii i* Jo^rpot any alump aa it gate itarted-and not after It feta out Thrift Works, Like »I« IM tPICIAI IH V Itl... •e thmt'M tha S— board w ay I RIQHTt Whan you need Extra Canh In a hurry—the Seaboard Skipper In ready to arrange It for you in RECORD TIME I SIMPLY tell us how much ($25 to $800), and you'll get Immediate action I We'ru friendly and anxloua to help. Loana are arranged on Signature, Auto or Furniture I Call ua Today. (Formerly Family Loan Co.) The Red Chin* radio noted that SSlSsJSrJfft IIt IZUa '' l * 1 ^ O O L U M .I A V I D TODAY buy you mon thing! tomar* towl Save whet* eaiulnfa add to your income. �Mary C. Thompson Tyrone Power Is Back In Hollywood Speaks To Group Of Methodists Miss Judy Irvin Will Be Ml. Holyoke Student Oviedo Resident Marries Kansan oVIE D o —Miss Barbara Jean Bemii, ot Hutchison, Kansas, ana ........ Jim- I-rein'll. ol Oviedo, were united in rile* solemnized at 4:00 dv p m Sunday ut the Berean Bap­ W i l l * li t ! parent*. pei mi*’ , 111 Sanford with her Mr! aim and tist Church, Hutchison. Kail*. r*. It. C. Irvin, In tbo spring m Mr* The daughter of Mr and Mr*. tito to from her birthplace, Spring- F VV Zenos, of llnldilson, and field, Mu., w ill leave Sept an Mr the '" ll of Mr and Mis K I.. South Hadley, Mass in enter the Frendi, now of Fotw.V and lorMl. Holyoke College for girl* from merly ol Oviedo, spoke vows and which atif won a scholarship The exchanged nogs against a backscholarship provide* sunn a y,.,r grouml of t.urnliig taper* and over a lour year period on the ha* greenery wltli tin- llev r M Dau­ la that Ml** Irvin mulntuin* her ber officiuliiig. scholastic Handing. She will enter A program ol nuptial music was the college a* a Journalism major presented It* Mrs Mniito l.upsen, soloist, and .Mrs IJoyd Vincent, M in Irvin won Hie scholarship alter taking college tntrsnee e* pianist IMier-griHimsimm were Larry amlnatlon* which were given to student* throughout the United Zenos, brother of the bride, ana Itomild Zenos, cousin of the bride, States and only ala were l**ucd. the wa* also awarded a fiuo de­ of Dighton, Kan* The bride wore a ballerina tent* bond for writing u prize winning essay that was Judge a* length dress of while embroidered the best entry In a contest niton- organdy over white sallu. Her wus a pearled tiara of sored by the State Department of headdress blossoms to which a fin ­ Vocational Rehabilitation. Her e* orange ger tip veil was attached. She say was on the President's Com carried while prayer book top mfttee (or "Employ the Handicap pod witha red roses pad" and ahe competed against The .illcmltml* were gowned In nigh school student* from the stale yellow and blue organdy of ballof Florida Her priie was given by orln.i length Their ooinjucls were the Florida Soelrty for Crippled aster*. Children, and the presentation was A reception liiu iic d liilfl) follow made In May In the (inventor'* In,' Hu- wedding wa* held In Ihe office. church husemeiit. .Mr* S H. Crip Mis* Irvin wa* the valedictorian ell wa, hostess uml she was assist of the 1953 graduating class of ed by the Mines Jess llecker. Seminole High School, was editor Dale I'rowufeller of Conway, of the, school paper, "The Celery Kails., 'Iliuuiat Starr. Ilaynioml Fed", and was also active on the Kalis . and I. I Zenos of [llghlon. "S ally" staff and III dram atlr* « Kails mofv« .m .ny other eslra curricular j The couple will spend three weeks in I lorliln. after which they will In- at home In Hutchison where the bride emum Is stationed al llo- Naval Air Miitlon i m i u i u P&AAom th Student Program Set For Tomorrow John Stewart bus returned to hi* home in Chapel lltll, N »' if ’ ter spending the past two week* with tils cousin, Bob Riser, win* The weekly student Program accompanied him home to visit will be held tomorrow evening al with relative* and Irieml* in 1 ’ UO o'clock over radio slalion Murshvllle, N. C W ritII with Leslie .Smith a* in inuim-er Mis* lfetty Cullitln. Miss llettv Fourteen year old Wayne Me Doris Williams, Miss Bubble Mur Coy i* to phi) ■ cornel «n|o, "Schu­ ton. Mr*. I|. I.. Morton, and Mrs bert's Serenade" and will be ac­ C. 1.. Hutner ami son Tommy have companied al the piano by hi* returned after spending u vara mother, Mrs. F. K. McCoy. Carol tion In the North Mr* Morion, Arwoocl. ulso M, will slug "L illie Mrs. Butiier ami Tommy visited In Boy Blue" uml Iter accompanist ''.jngitpn and hopg Island, N. Y. will be Lulu Ballvy. Martha Uuaijnt VIMen, ■threeyear-old daughter nf Mr. and'M r* Mb E. Vjjtlen, w ill s U ‘ Uesu* JgfW*. M«C- DoiimT McYeey. 16. I* 1(7■tWAder ■u piano ■ soflr ■ ealttled "Mulaguena |.t. Cnmdr. John L. Hughe* and Sidney Vllileu w ill fund r»: Hughes and d ill firm . M Ike, background miisir a w 41 Pilot Club Meets At Raborn Home For Annual Picnic To Await Birth Of Second Child ................ Wed. Aug. J6, 1KJ Mrs. J. Feted With Party Siiimiiei' Saliid Sumhvich 69c Mrs. George Wells Honors Bride-Elect S|»ee 59c l i i n i i l l o l & Antldhcn Beardall Circle Meets At Chapel j HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK DON'T SPEND A CENT TODAY! HOLLYWOOD'S (irciil l-|)av Siilu (H The Veilr SEE FRIDAY'S PAPER u z a d -y "£> J ! o v '4 - o f " : Happy Birthday jPu'w'n, A ll'firw »ly IiiiK J c. D«vf* Janie* Divls huhnu a l •!«"*i1*11i 11|* n u i l r the mm H IlKtfr |>riiIII•fill • .il, Jiinl (i triorr WE'RE HEADQt iRTERS FOR CLEANING io <*ih , huiie Iirj • chhii' fret s11 *v|»ii4e lui jui* |* »' Miii** ' ii ' lin h l' unpu , *t 1'l>inr*iilh th e n i mole h * i *•*m11 io ill • ip »I I -1 tmtfB h*1• 4* " '1 w — -- C a k n d cU L NEW '53 . “ We d n e s d a y ” The Prayer Meeting Service at the First Baptist Church will be­ gin at 1:00 p.in. The Eaecullve Coin mil lee of the Training Union of the First Bap­ tist Church w ill meet after the Prayer meeting service in llte chapfl Tnt Duullcalv Bridge Club will meet at the Wumaii's Club Seat­ ingr 'wwill is iii begin at 7:45 p m und play w ill *t*H al H:uo o'clock THUHBDAV Vacation Bible School al the First Baptist Church for children age I thru 16, from Urliu '111 t 2:oo •.m. The Junior und Intermediate Royal Amhuasador* w ill inert at tb* First Baptist Church at 7:00 p.m. The First It apit* t Church Choir w ill hold rehearsal at 7:15 p m, Tne Junior Brotherhood w ill m ttt al the First Baptist Church at 7:30 n.in Tho Gladioli (trove No 267 will bold i l l regular monthly meeting al 7:30 ; ‘ " ---------iHall on r Inga ara of each i our different SANITONE Service dots out olj the dirt— moltet cfefhei belt M e new/ H a r i'i good gucJ-gsooiuitig oaw i fiir baclt.io-schooltri O ur SiuJtoa* D ry C ltaoing frashaoi up your tchuul wardrobe so y o u 'll look smart and sharp «s ■ cover g irl on your favorite magazine. W ith Saniione, d irt and spots disappear like magic. There's no Itlid a l* cleaning odor, and batter pressing keeps ibo*a knifa-pleau in longer! Bast o f a ll, Saniione Dry C U ahiog even brings back the l i b M * loo k to Iasi yaak's Ciosbas. C all o r cum* in today. jU i& y ~to I'lvrnntilli’s new IIY-DHIVK. Iris you drive all .lay uhhoul thifllng, Hy Ddve, lint newest, tniniillicst, I tisl exitritsive im d iift tlrlvo in tiie low-price held, give* you Instnnl a.. cleiuli.m willt he Daughter* of Wesley Sunt School Clar* will meet at tht i t of Mr*. Ruth Lundqutat, 17W aiiolla Ave. at 1:00 p.rn. w ltf i. C. C. Whlttlniitiifi, Mr«. M. B llh. Mr*, f Bradford Byrd, i. J. A. Howard, and Mr*. O. K lie a* co-hosteiie*. tvlti'per quietness. Ami yun’ ll be attiared ul tiie new ITymoulli’a ease uf steeling ami (lurking ! "to i DR. U T.DOSS The new front seal in Iwn-tlnor tnotiel* i* divided Mi -ft —mil in llte middle. Rear C H IR O P R A C T O R »,-ut passenger* don't have to move a large, heavy seat H O U R S 9 to 12 — I to < fhrni* 711 m Atlantic Bank BuIMfag Get Up & Aatf Iron to gel in and out, and limy car) 0*uC an u t l‘tfig y<no fe&Z’ It'* easy to sec why so many m otoritl* *uy llte new '53 I'lvnumth ; ’ Amoco Strvlct Station |M * d m-i enter and leave the rear compartment wilinml disturbing pat>»enj{ct* in ihe Ironl seat. ;: Mtkrt l i t A * , ra rf e I m - i h M . Pag* f By BOB fHO.MAK i j | manner You can -ify o .th iv e HOLLYWOOD i.F> llie niuil. : git .it ta liu l like Laughton lu ,l„ Circle No. 4 ol the W. S. C S of traveled the home of Airs M I Bark,111 Power Is back m j u.r editing ami staging the First Methodist Church mrt HollywoodTyrone oil Seminole Boulevard was Hie to await the birth ,r While Power has returned to 2ulh Monday afternoon al 3:00 o'clock. hls seeur.it child and to mute- . i enlui y t-\i\ i, i , ’| , saetly m ttn- scene of it"- Pilot t'Inti's annual Mrs W The-for, program chair­ before eun!.‘: F( "tit in .lim it In w liieh li ■ lias b . iu ... picnic last iiignt Hue : !t ruin Mrs i j. r , , k ,„. i,iy* vnests the Mims L illi* man. presided over die mis-ting picture about the gluuc iy » m l. i lls!,,lilt ,1 W llt-ii lie «.is under e* the picnte supper wa* served in tnrlhday party Monday evening by spivev and led in the devotional services ncy* Mrrtiee Bruton. Clara Linda Christian. I* expected 1 " gtv, i lu s .iv in iilr a e l in the studio, his Mrs Robert Coir sana a lovely * l '-oli ' and Mis lleti Bruton I !u ih Sw aggcrly, Mattie lu about u week .trcs'iM ,' i , Him mi the set was a the Florida room of the llahnrtl , V.r ' " solo antilied. " Reaper* Art- Need birth at Ha-tiadev home 215 Mai Having s e r v e d valiantly in plush plaid a ffa li enlllplM e w ith Inline Mrs llabort. was *...... t r ,| | «le»"le Thomas, ihuntliy Walls, Louts* Ave ed". "Lloyd* of London" and "A Yank li athei fu rn itu re a n il hunting hy Mrs It M Ball as co hostess Joyce Bagwell, Bob .. . . . , . . Floral arrangements were used Morph). Mrs. Thornton then Introduced In the H A F '" T> l* again saving p iu ils II - also had his m in room y Alter the supper, consisting nl ihrniigtioul the imm,. and eoustsleil While, Phoebe Duncan, Neill* the guest speaker, Mis* Mary C Ihe British Empire in "King ef >e<rliiio u l m llie s ta rs ' tiilild ln g chicken pilau, hissed s a 1a it. , ol variinis i nlmed hd.i-.-us md Jolui'iiii, Annie Dean. Carrie Fen­ Thompi Thompson of the American .Mission the Khybei Bifle* " That's a ttilfi W lnle Ills eu s lu t terry Miaire i reucti tiread and Ciwa Colas, Hie fern ners. l.uis Ingrain Kd Martin, E. School, Tanta, Egypt. She told ot century India lule being told li\ I*.*' a faney d re s s in g ro o m on the Several g.iiuvs- w-.-ie playeit with I. Itanium Yvonne Muse, and lie Egyptian climate and agrlcul | wth century Fox. Power's old lot ' -t I lo u m i T v hi a s m a lle r li-a u to members gathered ill the living tural products which an. *im lar I -stated here 17 vear* ago' - ,m 1 Ihe jd n d 111at gem -1a lly houses risitn for a short business session, p rizes going I - M l- Y e llie S pivey, It nl Ji Carter M rla in i e M in ptiv a In I Mi (Is,i Mi-s Belli llarlzug. Mis* to those of Florida. She then de* lhl, ai-1lir, « h(1 „ ....... u ivilly hand ii ill, m l players N.uee (')i(ln i presided over In Mrs M C Sl-m- D n ro lliv W a ll Claudette Walls, Miss Cliarliltte cribed the people, their home* . „ ,.kvr - | u . ,.„i b't.n ' M. has been given I t ' s old Mrs (ieorge A Stine altd Mis l lie b it Hut »i , ,.k. n . . entupos Walls Miss t'li/aln-Ui While Joe marriage customs, food, clothes ol Ihe talent at ihe studio m to­ i n tiiie n l 1 y ha bet u assigned May belle Maxwell were selm ed ol Itu i I I. I'.-i kins and W C. di tie ln n i - Muse recreation Mon and religion day* Not one player i, still lien n Il.i-i line It,. I,asi. | In-ell in rl (i.i llev -I to tin Ini She also spoke of how the United Even I'u a .i U i.u iik 'ile d ...il h a tia- lie • ■in i|,t...l i I jt in iil lint is delegates to the Fall t nun, d liv-huu-nl Preibylvrian Mission ha* eslao the studio only In a limited m-u-. ilie e tllig to lie b e lli at the Wlntiit iu ik ios old dressing room 11* bed schools and hospital* and He ha* but one mote picture pr.-if Inch ap p a ll m il Is lint m use lit House Hotel in Ualllesy ill.- Sept evangelistic work which have led ised to lh(< lot after till' one <dln . iiyone else in 20 II was annonneed that then la the growth uf Ihe Evangelical wise. Iw's a free agent. And Hint \ ll tin —old liave heen l iiused w ill lie a pre council meeting on Psoteslant Church of Egypt. Ihe way he l!kc« it -> I l l s balking at tinK ill Ini F rid a y evening. Sept I* M is |i Miss Thompson stressed tinI've always sii'peeted that ’1. A S M ilfll-.h S 5 I.A U 1*1.AT I (1 ) fact that Christianity, not draiom- has a little (iy ji'y mixed up Willi tittle s " script wIn'll In* llls t I f K Me Nab was welcom ed Ini,, tininatlon, Is taught by the mission­ his Irish bUiml A\ soon as In ' u n i'll tiere club as a new m i'llilH 'r aries She then displayed many family gel* stpiureil tiwav and In A le tte r was read (rum M r* beautiful articles that she had finishes u stage tour, lie'll take ult Until C am pbell uf Daylona Beach, brought from Egypt. Among them fur Brarll to take pail in the S;nd is tric t lieutenant governor ol were handmade rugs, silks, leath­ Paulo -tlkilh anniversary tete "Ian D istrict F our. M atin g that she was er goods, brass figurines, and emu the Magnlfieeul'' with tils owe to pa) tie r o ffic ia l v is it to llie camel* handmade from the braai. company clu b on T hursday, Dee lit A el A tea followed with Mrs. II. E "1 wouldn't mind signing with M i " liMiitii' \V| | 11;• n t^ ]M>pill.il tation, given the club fo r Its do W nli'i .t i i Apem v Iln ijt Hlur*1 Herman as hostess. Mrs. Milton Fun fin one pieliu e w-ur.” In Am list hritlr I'liu I w .1 * leci'iitl) tllig iiiM ir il w in k In Hie Ciiiiee, Wyatt served .punch and was ass remarked "Then I eonhl make pie hnlltim l at .1 \ him « * l t p i r t> Crusade, was displayed In tin"tin tin- Cnincr liv lltt* (Tuck" lited by Mrs. R. W. Turner. The 1tores hi Ho- spring and siiiiiiii , i \ h i I iy Mr> i . f i n kp' \ \. II* .*! tin president hall was heautl/ully decorated' mid devote tin tall .nut wtnlei i fil lin ' mi M ii>-iid)id \v i Miss Joyce Jones, (lie Pilot with varl coin red hlhlsrils »nd on stage and otlu-i w -il, Club's delegate to t i i r l ' Stale I .r l hui -x i|i *si \ | *-'i| <4 L ite the la hit. was ail imported linen t Tv lm« l.ein tourim tin- l.m • • ijin mi i M‘»v\ei 11mi I lie **»*! v inj! gave an in te restin g re p m l ,,l llie | outwork cloth which Mis* Thump with the eomerl veisuru ol ".loin f IIII*' W r-s I,lhl 55 i t L d hill'll n i l a e tivitie s at Tallahassee ib iiiiip St IK MM. Sl*l-:t IA I.S son brought. j Brown's Body" and lie'll resuiu •■5**1 K » 1**1 !> Mlvei m il m e ill'' (•iris Stale week One id tin- high I t»l( 1 55 K K K H (>N I \ lights uf the Week, she said, lia s — ------------with Uaymond Mu'sev and Ann. 55e|‘e i^ e il the lo u r ot Hie governor's iiiausnm Ml We IK (irvM'nletl Hie lem Basler as smiri a* lie fin l'lu s Hi 9 Iis I HI |» W VV I s picture He 1* mure i itliu-ed about •iee 55 it It ;i I«i5 e l\ (liitiir Ih’u n n e amt the pleasure o f iiie e ln ig llo I.f . j:,U . Ill 45 . . . 1 HI tn the governor's w ife She d c e la ie il llia t tills stage pre'enlallou than be tia IhT ii fih M iil-' 55en* hi lu V4 . t r 1 *11 ; aU ■tmp 1*5 Mi* Wells 55 h«i 5Yjis is (7li Is Stale is unreal n u ll In II io m ever been about a pit line ‘ I.s^o ' •* N Ompthis Sleiistinfii yvlio have never alleiid ed. fm it I "It's faillU 'lleally easy, and yen isteit h> Mi l .» uu II >t> 1 Ml lit uu was a " v e ry ti-al experleneiIn [ rewarding loo." lie remarked "A ji •ini Mrs hill s i , inps i If.ive ttr Ills) )Ts» i n e lltl 1 *I ■1 |*sl I m hittlki hit , III k 1 • Ileal, t Ml** «• Lillies pi i sent .it Ihe Hie delegates Stic thanked Ihe o P S .? ,,! r iial] Av*? ( .uC,rC}, „ nu‘,<#l i ' have'"lu '.'iii Is" gel to a town 55 /*•!•* I 1Mtlth l l "le |ill f e 5 5ill Ii t 5 1*111' • ltd 1. !|)llU' 4 *5 C| tfll eluti fur s|Hinsoring her • u l t 55e r r Mis H «lse 5 ltr;iin Av,r, t-ta p rl Monday „ s „ a ||) travel by bus gel s,-i I * ** i s p e i le u i* 'I, I he Ht .nil \ tie F ollow ing tiie tiuslness session Mi I i ' W iN u iiis tin* h rlile afternoon at 2:iW o’clock ,'..t .. ............... ,-d m a litili-1. |iul on evemn elon was served the guests The meeting wa* upenr . clothes, walk to llie tin-.iter an,' • le» t ‘ s iM iith e r. M rs S l.m le \ Hm* ' w aterm Those cilio yh lK the picnic were Amferauu who played r*,VK ? I ' rlgbi oiistagi- It's ,. simple a I" 5 M» Spem-el 11«I still M rs M is John Hughes Chicago, III W 15ite I *,»riiei Ji Mis VVaIL i i i hymn* on the plami. Mrs Fite that 2Uti x P VIIK VV I M l P t lli N F 971 followed with a heart filling pray­ I 'h M is I f: i r iilil r im p m im .im t | M rs M eNiib. M is H a n e y Swan "And tinslmw is ;i lliorilllgll ib [ sou, Mrs Stine, M rs .Maxwell er. Mr*. Ellsworth railed (lie roll Mi I f 11'It I n l W . ilk ii It l(ndd M r* ami read Ihe minute* of the July llgtd I've played it tall times .. M •* Mi I ltiii;itif |l> e ss Miss .M rs Slniic, M is i t m l e 5 Miti ihiiitl Miss Anri.* t'u r 'H a lt Alls Iro v It.-iv. M r* W aite' meeting Mr* MofflU led the le* more and I n.-w-i gel tiled of i> Maybe It's tu-eause the mil's ai. C a rte r Vlr. i (’ H a ll Ml II I '•5 Miss i ji I **| \ h Hinlsvih \ lh " sou, "Jesu* the Saviour" ....... yy it nie M i- . Iii.m i.i I .no c h a p m a n . M rs \ i Mess*....... . Mrs. M rs' Wlillromh W ll'l comb assisted w«<ls|ed by hj !i.r so v s r |r * | " ly and tin- oltiei slurs pint) i> l l n i p t i M l- X le iu p e i. M is M e n 51 rs J o e l F ie ld M is E sth e r H u e daughter, Mrs Bis Blankeusldp I i .- iii ,0.1 M is W ells M is * J o y c e Jones Mis-, l l a d i . n l lell Ihe usual delirious Iimeheon a umntier ut ligutcs m the i n \ \ i l l I I' t n Peace and M is liu lin iu *s Berclfl famg, nfl, then gave the War era and feaeli a iiuliiln-i .a dramatic |g-aks treaaurer's report th e d a ily d ie t f i l l ’ S u s ie ", th e "It's an niia/mg new iiiediuin I , , i i,In I,li*. k l.e in ,it M cK ee J im Other* in altendanee were Mr* F’ortsnii, Mrs Bennett, and klrs that Charles luogM-in has ,1, . I n ii. I . Us, Ile a l \ , i . i lie n , Il ■nfl Hale. vised lie rem aik'-l "We net, tI-* i»f f (in i J u u iiiih n f r«55 me lit, 1) K . 11. k . K t N t ; realty play the I li.n ir li i we I .U it Jdjtt'ti fipph'A t Itlet*1 hhi Ye*5 u f aboul llieiii le t when we do in tirernl, ntd a »l«»a*1ii l-<»tth*s nf soft ( M I I M I I 'I I A r r U H reach etnoiion.il eselteiio'it ill illk < P lease c e ll to r n p p id n lm r.il "M il* kind id iiiesentation tia Phone 13'i’i 17 lli Immenu- possibilities Yuli cut, K i! IL h lp i's nl lhl* tti«h>kl5 it I L»tl take any classic oil itu- shell, h hiis p h iM 'il p i Hu ee W n rhl 122 S n u lli P a lm e tto and pret.'nl it in an exeilmg. tin il Sene III-. I i; ilt ll»j ;i 5 rr;<»{5* Is UU “fHiifilSitylU1 g for *onte time with Mrs. ughes' parents, V ami Mrs George Kline, on Summerlin Ave I t . Corndr. Hughes ha* lust cum tid e d training tit the Naval jus lire School In Newport, It I THE SANFORD HERALD b ih a finest tow price enr ever built! Why md visii yonr ueare*! Plymouth We. dealer aohn, and let him show yon all llie new vuluc features in this great Jeetele naw Plymouth? Your denier w ill h* hujijiy to arrange u deniunstratiun fog you. Chrystar CorporoKon's No, 1 Cor is ivulztli at low u tii n it on any 1961 Nyxautk >. '• • t .j / , in i i .v>,: v' id il -J-'A.’ 1 - �» •* Pal Cards Play Pilots Bobo Sullivan To Hurl HcreTosighl; Twin Bill With DeLand Is Rained Out On Free County All-Stars W ill Play "Whiz Kids" Jupllcr Piuvlu* willing, the Hanford Cardinal* w ill pngogc the Lakalamt Flint* here tnnlghl on that bargain YnWelt-Touchton a free Wed. Aug. 10. I M3 THE HANFORD HERALD Fage a night game In thi> Memorial Stadium. Over MOO ticket* have boon m over “the counter* at---Yowell Department Store e iatribute,! ti............free |o fan* * ---------— " -------------------— And Touchton Drug Store. » Ticket* w ill In- ntill avallsh^ before game time thin afternoon and evening nt either Yowell'a o f* Touchton’*. W. V. "D oc" Milling ltnpre**lve 0 1 record wilh llam ll add Jack Hull stated today ton hefore coming tn Sanford l l * KENT IT V U T CHETLAIN r ’ t f tf’Fl a i v § IJy "We want a* many people, who Thu*, the lefthander ha* an over A* If the Florida State In-ague club* haven't had enough tough t«n make it. In lie he at the Iti park all li t record thla year. tonight,’* Hull declared. break*, old man weather i* Just about dealing the F8 L a death lamaht, Meanwhile. Sanford la In a v ir­ r ,*We are gunning for a new fithunrh . . . The Sanford Cardinal* have no exception , , , In fact, record lit the Folrldi tual tic for fourth place, being ; tlndanee record the RndhlriJ*. who were running 16 percent ahead of last year'* fraction of a percentage point be­ ____ League," lulling asserted. Seminole Mine* nt Ihe gate, might fall short of thd SH.fPIO paid ad­ Stain Le* Thn tww mi-rehnnt* eomhlned t hind Ihe fourth place Jacksr,.. • <11% mission* drawn last season. Peach Sea Bird*, who have won “ tircheae all Ihe rents for tonight's A t thn latest count, the Itedblida had attracted slightly over more and ln»t one more than ante In a package deni with thn one 30.009 paid ru*toim*r» . . . With onlv tonluht'a Yowell-Touehton Free the Card*, Orlando I* al*o cram­ snforri Cardinal* in order lo keep Night, Satin da v evening'* twin bill with Daytona amt tin closing Rrdbinh from going loo deep med In thla three-way race for double header next Monday night with Leesburg le ft tn play In th« fourth, but.iinre Ihe Scnalota have tn the hole thin year, Memorial Stadium before the curtain ring* down on the F8 L Ithl won one lean and lo»t one lea* . "W ith a good break In the wen game than the Redblrri*. they are year, the Cardinals w ill hn lucky to pass the 38.3B0 paid figure "S nf (bar we might draw more ih*n a traction of a percentage point last year's Seminole [Hues . , . Rain might cut this poislbifllv nut d ft ( la » lil IIff dl.la. hf l u L l ___ I.. I__ * nut* in f 3.000 odd who lurned out for entirely this evening's Free Night game I* washed A behind Sanford In sixth. Merchant* Night." flitting raid crowd of 2,OhO or more nt thla evening’s game would almost Insure La»t nlght'a donhlchrader be­ Tlte Beamin'* top gate for the the Cardinals of loenklng last year's attendance mark. Cardinal* Ihi* year w i* recorded tween Sanford and DeLand waa on Merchant* Nigh! when 2,150 rained mil. It wai Ihe final meet­ ( minty Judge Dougins Stenatrnm believes ns doe* W. W, Dawson fan* Jammed Ihelr way Inin Ihe ing of thcae two club* and nnw that If Sanford hud I'rlre Westbrook at firs t base all season, the Memorial .stadium Inst month la Sanford ha* nine game* to play In Lards would have been lig h t Up In the top three this year . , . Thl* order to hreak a Florida Stale Ihe next six day*. Aller playing REDDY LAKE xcrllie ami many other Sanford fans arc classified In the same Wag ue nlicndanec^record, Snn Lakeland tonight. Sanford .Tn Play Again*! "W hit K id*" category . . . Westbrook, who was hitting a cool .346 at the time fo r if muni lure 3 .'t2fl ran* or more take a two day road trip playing lie broke hi* ankle In May. waa the sparkplug of the team . . . Our tonight. The 3,327 natehall parti­ In Jax Mcarh tomorrow evening colleague Charlie "SomorTIme" ha* come up with a good Idea, a san* who atlendi'd the June Till and In Cocoa on Friday night. benefit ball game between the Rotary and Kiwanl* Club M r the iam e In Gainesville In 1940 act Saturday night wlll^ »ee Sat Sanford Lordinals . . . The loeal cluh could u»e the money and the (he current F.HL attendance stand ______________ ford playing hoal lo Ihe Dayton civic duh* "old pro* rortnlnly would provide a lot or laughs . . . -ant. Reach l*landera In the Memorial What ha* happened to the proposed Legion baaeball gaum? . . . me Meanwhile, ■Manager J, C, Stadium. On Sunday Ihe Redblrni Campbell Jessing Legionnaires were seriously thinking about staging Dunn Ha* drilanated John "Rn- will Journey tn Orlando tn anolhtr a game to raise money to send the "W h l. Kids" to Miami M r lh5 bo” Sullivan Ihe ehubbv smith- twin hill affair and then wind up Notional Junior Leglnn finals at Miami. a w from Walrrhury, Conn., aa the' *e**on here Monday n _ ... In fija hurting choice (or tonight'* their third straight doubleheader FLORIDA NTATP. LKACiUR ame with Lakeland, Hu(ly~wlll with l«fihurg. fame wkh l.i ‘ W. I*. Prl A,t ,........ ''7 * * '* i v 1. “ s,r" " 1nn* nunroni n n w iin t Ul IN II# e trying far hi* fourth itralghl A’lev s irnnressarlo lllll Hartwlck Relieves that howling In 8anMrd llRjfflHN llPfirb 1 1 * II . N i l win without a defeat alnre Join­ on the threashold of a golden era . . . Rn convlnred of the bowling ( «PH( A.i 'M > .AU Is ing the ftedblrd* earlier thta . INI future here, Hartwlck Is ploughing hack his profit* Into hi* bowling .fntltatiRt Mr# lltpairN 7f» .11 month ........................... from Hamilton. i. 0Ont. ■ plant, which will lie a* good aa any in thl* section of the State ih :ii » , im;i rite perennial battle between I’aul "Klngfish" Peloid and youthful » t N t'm ili The rhnpjty little uoiilhpaw, who remind* this *rrlhe of Eddie l-n. IN7 j f url Von IM rlm ll* M r the howling lids of Sanford will »oon bn Orlnfiil'i n at when he flr*l broke In with . |f Ml tin d e r wav a, tl,„ Luy Lcagur season Is ilated to begin the firs t of l.fliirlunil nt |,# # a b n rg .*1* | ru-sl month . . . Watch the Herald Mr the complete City League le Chicago While Sox during Ihe «! Second World War racked uj> »n pres* OCAleA iT Je t k howling schedule . . , Again aa last year, helpful Paul Peiold w ill idm l nf Ihe Florida Stale League flipRsMfiat nllf r wMI lIA% f (' f, nl IaIl fI %ff|Hl (HI t - n n i r l l p i l , tie our chief statistician III compiling nl Ithe hmvllng score* and mi upended inflehlrr Al (iandolfl of rn*H avemge* ,-ach week. , l/«e*hurg for the remainder of the I tif Oi i M 1.141» ‘Inf il l 7 • l i l t II p r p Ii n f l . f t a h t i r i f3 1 run* season yesterday and fined hit l*#ll#if. rn ln Pot let Minsing points to the dire need of recruiting new mem­ club $50 for "failure or refusal to f l r l n n i l u n f It (3 1 p u n * ber*. OAJicrlnlly the younger men of Junior Chamber of Commerce «‘#tl#<l, r n l n enopc-rate" in coiled Ing a fine age, In the Kemlnole County Rportaman’s Association . . . The Waklva f t m u # n ’ff iA lp i li l against the player. l.n h # l ii» r l nf River Park, being built t>v thv county sportsmen at their own ex­ | l n 1 1 ii n n l l r n c l i n t l r # # f I n i r i i Gandolfl was fined $50 and sus­ pense, i* lugging . . . A reiiuest M r fund* tn build two double toilet* f lr l n M f l ii n l C h p i h i pended (or 10 day* on Aug 12 f f r t . n i i r l n l .( h i l t # n i ‘ h on the ground* from the County Cnmmlsilon fell through whan the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for roughly handling on umpire. Commission stated It had no jurisdiction to halt) ................cal the Weklva project Rain washed out moit of the When the fine was never paid, A S T M I A A I . I. V I A I I I t: . According to laim ing It haa been entirely due to Hportamcn Florida State League program despite a warning tn lAtesburg of­ U . 1*. »V». un. BA x;» HAH *_ again ln*t night hut a curious ef­ ficials, Dempsey said, he closed llrim k ly rt # *. 77 19 HI 1 * fect wn* lo better the position of oul (landolfl'a career for the year iliitriiiik I ’ll Mud i lit ft l.i (19 SB i* s league • bading DeLand In the and atsesMid hi* club fur the fine. Ml litiii I h •i 7 *(f> 17 BA 17 i N * \ \ Vrtrk ; ,itrr>'.rh drive for the second-haIf Hi SC AM champion dilp. • 'll i« »tf| M • 7 Tl SHI x7 if Dnuhleheader* Involving DeLand A ll t* I'ltlMtlrtlKII U 9\ and Daytona Mcarh, 2' i game* ll*« n li« v#4»t#ri(iir riili'iiu o ? * h rM iklyu if * behind Ihe loader, were canrelcd, ‘ ' ‘ ‘ Ih N fw Y mfW l-J . HI I «»4fiw n 5 m r! Major Jack Bolt To Be Feled Before Legion Benefit Tiff Here On Sepl 1. >. The Sports Register T il Todays Standings C i V F -S -l Head Fines Leesburg Lakers B DeLand Red Hats Drawing Nearer F-S-L Pennant R % M ajor League Leaders le avin g the lie* I ll a l* ' m agic nu m ­ b e r tn take the title "7 " I t had NWn "0 " Mt The A x n r la lfi* e „ « rrlNM H i h i u - i i i t l r M a l , Ml I , - m l Now, any eom hlnallon o f De- h at -at Land victories and Dayloua ll.-ach I t l’NU OnMr llrrMikl viia m i de feat* Intnllng seven give* the lll'.VH IIAT’t I* IN' (*Mni|iitTiHhi. llriH ik lrn , title In the lla l* who have ID game* lll'H Ar'-li-irn. I'h U aitrliililn . 1** le ft to play compared to th e ir r i ­ tI'tH T II.IM llu .U l, HI. Irfiiila t l v a l* ' 8 T h r season end* Monday TIHI-I.KH IHMUm 111-,,,him . la I P i M i : IICN H M uM iru » .M II w, in I f DeLand Iukc-t the *urond-half hre, in Id le , Ihe H at* w ill meet Daytona IIAHIIH II,ul,in. miih mii Reach. Ihe flM t-h iilf winner, In a HTOI.KN he i- 11. bcM -of-llvc p la yo ff for the pcnnatY PIT, MIS,I M iinl-llr, Mllwaiihi—. 11-1. *«7 and a tt,12i) pur*e If the Dayton I I K I ’i, U 'T H Iln lirtU . H , 11 „ l r i ­ ana *n Ure it- In ami grab the other H TllIhi*, MU half of the chaiiiplniishlp, however, they'll pocket the $1,120 themaelve* and the pennant without a pplayoff lr “ Last night, DeLand had been scheduled to play Sanford; ..................... d; and Daytona Reach, Orlando. Since the team* do not meet again the game* ware canceled along with a doubleheader betwi-en Jackinnvllie Reach and l-cohurg The only artlnn *nw Cocoa de­ feat Lakeland 8-7. Andy F ra iler went Ihe distance but had (6 throt ittt-lnnl tie a Lakeland ninth inning rally which produced th riu run*. Cocoa |o*| a illm all mathematical chance II had tn win the secondhalf ML) warn DoLand'a games were cam : led, i E*yJ< N itely (E x ce p t H m 4 b 7 ) • » e Matinees Every Wea. • t A V i m i l l * I,H A I1 I K M A T T IN G V ernnn . lV » « i,ln » in ,i XI* ItCNIF—tlln ,,*■), l'lilr*H ii, »J III NM IIA T T tsb IN -Mi<m*n. I'leseU n it, 117. IIITiA— V«rn„is, IVsnIilnaiun. MS tulP B bK H — Vern-in. sVimhliiaton t IlH iltllNlI A• riltH lM irnh ft-A P hllu drtnliU A 2 MMwMUkn# H flMlttr# TortiiF 4 o n ly itMinmh tied hled I ’orMr Lav that thn Fresh Water Fish uml flame Commission ha* *ct un a uni_—.. formed hiintinu »cii*iin beginning on Nov. 20 In every section of the stale with the exception of on small district In northern Florida . . . ’J S 11 Other recommendation* sponsored hv the aoortsmen of the slate 1 a Mf whleh Have lieen ninth- Into laws hv the new (lame Commission are ic ( the banning nf hunting traps ami the end to aalnlng In fresh waters 11 111 ■ Lansing terms this new (iame Commission the best In the state's U S history. Id U llI K W. 1.. l #r f . -S' *' i* V o r k HI 3 rJ B*»3 >‘ftfr it mi > 7:» B0.** ♦’i >’Irtv*' 7M Al Aft:» 11<) H111VI 7(» AH M l WithlilfiM | nil BA 41 I ’fi 1I h i I In A0 7S 1 111 Frill 7H ii Ml |e**M| H (2 HI .113 llroolli 1 f k l o i l n , I Til I ml si |illl, t I T i Im i U h I N f * V -rh • IM -lnili J <411. lV»«hlnH<»n < •*1,-v«Uii(l l ll" » l" ii nl HI l.->ula celuyvtl |ir* v lu ll* N rw V n rk lia s m nl TnSar I >•-1• t,• t IV h s Ii I i i *'lon I - ii Nl nl - -l-vrlsn-l r Boxing Results Despite the fact that the Ang lers are leading the newly formed Navy Bowling League at the Banford Bowling Alleys, pot one of the loop's top six Individual bowbra are listed un Ihe Anglera. flw a rti nf Touchton Drug Store I* (he high man with a lustrous 186 percentage. Four polntk be­ hind le Colmcll of tho Hellcata awl In third la Caiclarl also of the Hell­ cats with a 167 marh. In fa tt, Touchton’* has the fourth, finK and ilath ranking tonpin ‘"wliter*" n e ri" but atlll _stands next to the bottom after the .... of play. Beildos Swarti, Tou leaden are Enucklea (188) ( 181) and Hucano (18tll). . The Awriera' highest Individual bowler Ii Meyer at HO. During tho first week of play the Helicals and Straggler* came' out In an evenitephhen deadlock for second place sSB Navy Bowling Loop ». r u Touchton Anctete The A ta ri Angler* . gteve - r Hellcata Htragglera TnucMon The Stare Htragglera .Angler* F orrest Rhtpyard B u rr Boaar F a rre ll Htuhbs Kdlnger M irtone BMf . ffilf PM. at* O-B • t l! (Hrvan Hnrl** f 'r.uchton I lelTcala iSi* i.. lex 146 jJ«| «i 141 140 169 188 137 186 sWatas r Heries wart* Colwell Iwell * po)ee , ■IM a Htragglera 1)7 8 The Stare 114 0 lit a 118 8 VC-8 S H 3 90 . r, ME Gnat 1-Day- Sale . Of The Year fm M i fh r ie ■ >u Rain Saves NAAS Ads In Sanfly League Play By RALPH ttAHMMAN Yesterday’s Sanfly loop game wa* t heartbrehber for the VC-0 Eloctrnnlca nine and a llfeiaver for NAAS Administration. A win for the Sparks would have placed them In the first spot tied with FASRON-91 Optronics and an Ad­ ministration loss would have drop­ j ped’ tnern inlo the cellar with the ; NAAS Operation* team. Rut rain was victorious over both of the Icama. It had occn raining off and on during Ihe entire game. Rut finally in the lop nf the fifth Inning, with t the Spark, leading the Ails 12 to S, the rain became so heavy that Head Umpire- It. L. M ru k was forced to call tho rnmc. The umptre'a decision brought happiness In the Ads and down­ cast the near victors, VC-u Elect­ ronics. nrock told the team mana­ gers, " I hate to call tho game now when only two mere out* are needed Mr a complete gam«. Rut it is Just Mining (on hard."’ Tho game has been Taxchedulgd tho Navaj A u x ilia ry Air Station's softba ll dlamtnd behind tho Hobby (’ Shop. Today tho league loading FAS RON-51 Optronics w ill take on . third place NAA8 Security, The Ops will bo fighting to stay on t'to top of tho loop while Iht- Security team w ill Iks trying c(|ually as hard for a win that will place them In a lie Mr first with tho On* Jack Allen, wllh a t o record In lTo leaguo, will lake I n mound Mr FARIlON Acisi ami J C. Edwards, who ha* a 1-1 league record, w ill be hurling Mr Rocurlly. Hlsnnlenn BSiir M-'lln ’ . Othsrs T ile ' ........... Ini* PatmiNrt Ingram FlapplaHii Mrllo n i« . is ii in* is ll 7* >( in 74 * « 1 1 1 $2 ran * m m ij * !• l* !« t7 1 in « i • i i a 0 •i 4* 9 u -•» « a t 1 J iia i IP i? taa » » i i ii* 3 1 0 • n 0 n 1 0 » « 4 41 an iff- til* D. Lennsr-1 Hmllh Miliars i: 111 io»4 Totals *—laklralrs I,eager -ii IM ear District Sportsmen To Elect Officers Here On Sunday A ll donation* w ill go to paying fo r the Ju n io r Legion t r ip tn M i­ am i, Post C om m ander Gordon F re d e rick p ro cla im ed tho m a tc h ­ in g of the J u n io r Legion w ith the County A ll-S ta r* m n "n a tu ra l " P rom pted by a suggestion of Ihe Sanford H erald, II Z, Johnson told thn g rm itin w o rk fo r th is big Mt-mbers of the Fifth District . The Legion o ffic ia l* also Sportsman's Association w ill con­ Ihi* u o (|)d” bA a' Wtod optair4 verge on Sanford Sunday morning (u n ity lo MM M aj. Holt, who M l for Its annual election of officers Just returned Inline oil il-nve n ite r and to hear a panel discussion on xervlcp w ith tin* A ir Force In Kpwater conservation, it was an­ ren where tic hi axed a name fo r nounced today hy President Porter h im se lf and Sanford w llh his h e m ic a ir exploit.*. H Lansing. « • In addition to the election and discussion, tho agenda calls Mr the annual committee report* S. 0 . Chase Jr., -h ilrm n n of the state Water Conservation Com­ mittee will conduct a panel HIscniiinn wllh a biologist and ctmscrvutionesl on water conlrol. The discussion w ill hit on silch n . IV l. (IH. points aa (fleet* of a low water KAMIIII.S-SI lipiN 1 table on tho stato'a fish and game. I ana vo-» n is .is i I, non According to Laming, "T h l* dis­ NAAH He,I soo cussion of water and Ita effects nn NAAH H H | SOU conservation is a 'hot potato' and .VAAH AOs p .ooa HA AH l ii,s n pi OOP should prove most enlightening II tlssN li* V fs ts n la r V f'.* HI r r t r -1 nil's rs. HA AH Ad*. not 'heated.'" He urges all sportsmen and any m ill. rnln T l i i i W f i l i ' i U n n irt one el**.- Interested to attend the H>d»‘•*Hay g 1 meeting The District meeting w ill K A III iN -,\t lies vs. NA AH Her open at 10:30 o'clock in the Com T k in ls r missioned room of the (Tty Hall V r-» Klarta va. NAAH Alla I ataalay Sunday morning. NAAH Aits vs NAAH H.H H O M J H t MOTOR SALKS 11A S K It A1,1, H C IIE M U IiE 4 'A ltlliN VLS THIS WEEK (iame Tonight Sanfly Standings i i.K A ttin La ke lH ro l n t H A N F O R D (Y o w e ll-T o u e h to n ) 4 (Free N ight) Game Thursday Hanford at -lax Renrh Game Friday Hanford nt Cocoa Game Haturday Daytona at HANFORD (2) Game Sunday Ran ford at Orlando (2) Game Monday Leesburg nt SANFORD (2) (End of Henaon) I,r: A its; m * Casa Michaels of the .Phlladcl.. ... Ida Athletics has many hobble* It .mono them are basketball, bowl fl Ja-k AJI«n. UelH, 1-0. Kvsn ng, (taking, hunting and mu d r. liNrlaun, m * e i « I-a. IIATTINO—J. K (rfeatl, Mparallnti*, PITl’ IttNIJ - t ’tyiln Hlniront, llpn I- II- IIIIM K HI'NH VV«irnn K a im . M il. Ham HI**murN. H H.. L u ilt* DalrrnielN i ntaels, l T tllP l.K lf—Mudlna HniVNly, J. . IH il'III.K H - -F ia a k Z n lm v lili. Up I* ow ners! J. O. Wood* ul Trinidad, Colo., recently celebrated hi* Mth birth­ day by firing an m tn qualify for the 16th annual Trl-State Senior Golf Tournament Attention Owners of Kirbys with norinl numbers 111766 or 240063 Are entitled to cubsUutlul cnah prized J I f you are Ihe lucky owner, please phone Orlando 2-0226 by Aug. 26, end of the conteat, or contact Dick McGuire, playmeker for Ihe N. V. KiRckfrlmeke Kiddie Hera In the NBA, I .. hasj led the KJite Kincka In aa•lets four atralght year K1KBY D1BTR. CO. 1009 N. Mills, Orlando, Fla. Jesse James Plays For Duke NEW 1953 BUICK Winn's TV « Radio See The New 1953 Buick 4-Door Sedan t N O W IN O U R ■ 'n ‘ 7. //• ,i 'u Which We Can Deliver In Sanford For NEW LOCATION 308 E* lit ST. . \1 PH O NE 417 VI F R A N C H ISE D FULL L IN E DEALER lap Y lH tte J 1 FOR AIX ".tl- w SEE F R ID A Y 'S PAPERM W -rA - wm I>. 1-cnnsrH «i a* m III! m m i* tn» in in tit u s * 1*4 *1 111 M II* rm I'D ** IM ** 7* ** J04 7) •I tl I* a 11 41 ft 1* II m 1*7 taa **•4 DURHAM. N. C lIU-The fuU bandit (d .th e same first two x 3 name nf Duke Unlveralty'a new name* in e p t that Blrchfleld can 3 aophomore tackle Is Jesae James hold up an opposing line on U» field. No relation lo the I gridiron. 0 8 ............................................... ........................................................... 8 8 ' W?" iiiS is: IS : I B m as t f FD O N 'T SFEN D A C E N t T Q D A V l " WaR-Wir" ■ ■ m ■ ......... * i i aanj* i a 162 3 4 ,W r N jifl.r t mi: J l l i f t Ito rrls lanoitli-t loron* ■olmlsrl I o iiis io hstniisls l . NAVY AVERAGES Player Av g- a. Hwarta Touchton 166 3 C o ln u -il . Hellcats m2 a Caaclerl Dullest a >67 a Itnt Enucklea TuUchtan 1U 0 Shmip Touchton. 168 » Fordyce OnM Sanford Cardinal Averages PI. AVPN irsalhronk ItHity with ■ 3-1 reenrd. The Navy I hjop plays every Manday. i t 7:30 p. m. In t t * San­ iy night at ford Bowling Alley on Magnolia Ave. Hue k no Despite Hanford's fifth plan- finish In tho Initial half and now Id the second half, tho Cardinals boast of a ,600 record thl* year having a (III*won and 63-ln*t record . . . . Coach Fred Dana* say* thl* year'* fillH team w ill Im "fa ir," nf eour»* h# saya ll'a s till too early to make anv predictions , . , |1nt thla recalls hi* statement last year that Hanford would have an Inexperienced team anil not much could he expected from the Celery Fed* . . . . A t the end of the season fi*nfoid won the southern half of th« East Florida Conference with a nifty 4-2-2 reenrd . , , Has any roach ever predicted hi* team was thp club In heat 7 T. I.NUttRMl Dunn u ily s rlh o rn * Swartz Paces Navy Bowling League; Anglers Lead Without Star Player • HL& ni H IC H im Ily KENT CHETLAIN That longed talked of poit-sraion game M r Sanford’s high-flying Junior Legion "W hl* Kids" la now a reality. On the night of Sepl. I, the Junior Legion baseball club w ill battle a hand picked All-Star team from over the county at the Memorial Stadium. Combined with the gala All-Star-Whla classic w ill be a formal tribute to Saniord’i flying ace— ♦ BliJWi Major aP Jack ULlfc liD Bolt. ti, »ifvi Joel rField, iviMt *Part Onmtnander of Ihe Campbell-LosaIng American Legion Post No. 53, has been designated the chairman nf Ihe committee planning the fete ____________ ru honoring the. Korean . . . . ..ran a ir hero . ^ who shot down six Communist plane*. Meanwhile, John Krlder Is drafting a H it of playen hi the County who w ill fnnHah the Junior Legion team aome stiff cempetltlon. Next Tnwday’s game, Ihe day after the Florida flu te league season ends, w ill sec inch diamond Immortal* nl Sanford a* (lerl Chapman, for­ mer catcher with Ine Boston Red Sox; Rav Kennedy, ex-St. l/in l* nrownle receiver; Sanford'a own FSL grral, Buddy Lake; and longwood’a alar hnrler Jim Fayne. Among other* who w ill be named may be Sanford'* former Mayor Rill Stemper, Bill Crab­ tree and many oilier*. The game Is being sponsored by the Campbell-Losilng Legion post In order in their Ihi to raise fund* to send Junior jo«n Kr Legion "W hli K id " baseball (cam iy In (he National Junior Leglnn fin al* at the 11,300,600 Miami Stad­ Complete details and plan* for the gala evtravagansa at the ium In the Diadc County sent. Memorial M*<Hum nest Tttrxdsy No admission w ill ho rharj-ed Mr this classic, however, fans may nlghl, Sept, 1, were hashed nut at the Chamber ol Commerce donate money Mr tho "W hir K id * '" trip. The Sanford Junior building thl* afternoon. It. Z Johnson, Li-glnn manager Ig-glon won Ihe Slxlh District tourney In Orlando Iasi month of the “ Whir Kids" thl* summer, then the Area tournament al I* the "Supremo" Chairman of the Clearwater going on to Ihe slate Camphell-lai*slng-x|Hm.*orcd event. final* at Wauchulu to rank fourth Under his direction Krlder I* working oul the detail* In *e le '' in the stale. Major Holt w ill be honored ing (he player* who will rom prlsj In ceremonies preceding the the All Star team, Arcnriliiig to linlli John,nil m il Krlder, the Legion want* In ileld a team of ex-diamond star* who won’t he too old to give the "W hl* Kids" a run foi their money. U . JACK BOLT . .To Be Honored By l-eglon as* f ’h liiiffi nt Jlrmtklyr! HI L(fii ! h Ml N V •*t U MIItVfiukitft Ml riillt}tlv}|iTif<« (fit pills ni i;npHj|o It.. im iv aeoifs s< ln-ilol, 1 ___ Mlvara. r iili* * , , . II TUIPLEM IIIuMt; i l l I! ItttNH —I....... . T V , , la,irt and / t - i UmI. I'I i llu lrti,M u , XX MTOliKN IIAHKU-mv.r*. Chlcnac. HTCttlNU—iH'Ual, New V„rk, l l - t Hr Tat *Msfls<»< Pee** MIH ANilHI.CH Joey............ Car It. t»».. KTIlfkBOUTH — Plane, t.'hliaa,,, Iloston. oiilpolalerl lleuken Hmllh. I l l , l.os Anaoles, 10. III Australian Totallagtbr ‘i BUICK CO. i TV—RADICL—RBFRIOIRA1 | FRRFZRItH AND AIH .............................................. .. i SATEfOEp, IX O E ID A W -W M �- I ■» « « # j * * w n v • ». ^ *r— * ’ i r y ^ ~ ~ * ~ t • T *** Back To School Two Weeks Away! Old Books, Clothes Or A Bike To Sell? T« 2 i 5 i k K ! a , _Thr 1'"d u s tria l Group '.ays O ff Help lahoma City *rhool hoard ha» rALLAIIASSEK 'F—The Florida Iwn weeks Instead of weekly, hut jouml another way in make going to school almost painless lor pro industrial Commission Is going to Chairman Jnmr* T Voeelle said lay "nil alim limit no employe* he Is is hoping In aavoid lhal move. te s tin g youngsters y o u n g s te rs 'have to |B> It a it no e m p lo y e * he ho p ln c In vo id th at m ove, •**‘ ,~* Seminole Chapter W 3. OKS. will hold Its nomul Itolierl Morris ;t I lie Oviedo Swim mini; , fe " n ip lo y m e n t se rv--------------------------------Pool Atit 3*1 Worthy i ’ atron J tlnns "w'lthln nViiT^Pr:l Walter Johnson pilrm-d 2i y e a r* p Jones and the local members lowed hv 1™ , , ! ' luidKel al |„ (he major league*. all id them are U1 in charge of the local arrange Tt mV* SSKST*!1* .. . m . w,lh ,h«' Waihlngton Senator*. mrnls All are urged tn park has » hiay have to distribute un e m n lo v m e n l rcompensation i im i u n i. ill iin heneflt ITHE ' l l v tSANFORD tv v n a n u v m t n l . employment IIKRAI.I) kets, friends and families an I cheek* to johlcs.s workers every Wed. A uk. 24. IM 3 Page 7 rnm r and enjoy the fun. T he h o a rd vo te d to use a e ia n l ^ r®,,* l)rP® lent as an assembly h* /? r ‘ *2 500 studs-.ila at the new U S Grant School. The new bulldlna It .till __ n " * ' " ' I im d '-r construrton. N T ESTATK FOR H AIE -O Use HERALD WANT ADS 3 HKD ROOM house Unfurnished Equity *1100 See nl.er 8 o'clock _2429 Princeton. Phillips T e ira rt F o r R e s u lla J PHONE 148 W’RRt A ils vvlll h r iirrr|> tri9 •»»r» Ih r T rl« |a h n n r im m f r ia . m n4m »i r k « r » * I I > im r n r m f I* H t lr t l la t h r t» lr|ih *» a r hook* (it M lh r a fa r H it* R rr« M M i»4 itl« N t i t it< 9 t« ril» rr I* r i u r r i r d l« wnt p r n m h lh . fa * r « » r fu r n« tn *?+*_"* **,<‘ •**■( i*»**iRilklf a f r i i f f W h h f A ik w ik it f t I m n a r • Iflr t t i l 4 * f k r f u r r p n k tira tiiiN . I 'lr n s r n n il r I to lin m n llo le lr i f un e rro r oeroro In > unr nil. sVe ennnnl lie responsible fo r m ore Ik n n one In r u r r e r l In se rlin n . 28 Pf. llm r« ESTATE WANTED - 4 ARTICLE? FOR HALL -5 Y o u r TUP PE RAYARE denier Gladys Sotncrby Phone 1750 It els, a U T O U R IT . Y E L L O W ­ STONE, N AS H U A,- R IC H A R D SON. A L U M O RO O M A A l. t I M IN U M A W N IN G S . E a stsld e T r a ile r Sales P a la tk h , F la lr rFOR u t s KR'*il -1 i B L A R A Apartments. 11a W / Ir s t SLcct. Phono 406-W. SOU,AWAY AND BABY BEDS Day. weak o> month — Tel. 1425 Furniture Center,. 116 US W. First. First | CONCRETK Steps, stepping sloni-N .mi 5,;.ryT,i»;r-«i;:iii & , , 1,1 IV, arm L-l... A— m .___ -n nf r ,, n mo mm c n o bo ■ b it fo r w o rk in g . ■oupie. .oupie. Id lo e a ullyy ca ie d s ;rn « s fro m P o st O ffic e . Manuel I .J h tJ s R , Jacobson’s Ltepl LARK FRONT Duplex- 2 RH. Fur. if tH'iired. '( ml* from NAS. Lhlldrrm welcome <t A. ( ’amor un. Lake Charm D r , Oviedo; Ph 4701 or 4532. I BR house. JAW W 3rd fl**- See T a in Partly C u lb e rk -.u s i, 1718 W. 3rd. HUTCHtSON ocean front npartmenta at Daytona Reach Tel. IJ fllJ CUR ApertlM iita, couples, IM N. lr N f U R N t H H K I ) A p t* Seo iktrs" w»rren. 21S Y/ Mh SI fURNISHKD 2 room Apt only 2M S t,our«4 Ave Adulls FURNISHED (iarage apt. P rlm rtlo Ave 418 3 ROOM sparlmcnls FurnlshcaJ. 112 Elm. Phone 1787 W. — I I I IS— N O T IC E S • P E R I O N a lJ i — IS E or In fo rm a tio n , Phone 111. o r w rite W. R. D u p re e I I ) P a ln ie llo A ve , H n n fo rd , F la . business. Good o p tn irtu n lty Box ■I. K . c n The S a n fn ril H e ra ld 14- S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S e rc le Co , 300 E lm A *e Phone 1333 • '' ** I f * ’ m*, * 'T* rrvr—--w •M ANO S—O rga n s, Rand in s ln iu ip n ls, G u i t a r s , a ccn rd la n s, D ru m s C o n ve n ie nt T e rm s . S lre r^ i M u s h , 041 N. O ran g e , O r ­ la n d o U P R IG H T p ia n n m e x c e lle n t eon d lfln n Used hy p ia n o te n rh n r who I* leaving Inwn Call 1700 M ROOM and board for Ihri-t rider ly women Phone 1807 R 2 . .T “ V T " T .as "V ' ■ ■ ' 3 “ 1 17— A n U m o b U e s • I r a R c r a — l . WE BUY USED CARS. 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INC. 1401 I re n t h A ve . Ph, I7 M I Ulled Mate* Sahri' let * and Htl* fan Inilll fieil M ill* The malar evplanmd tin- ail f'.HHe* wi l e 11111*:11• i n nliiue Hie i.n lti in the tinp.npliere. wlnvli 1* Hie Inver id air helweeu Hie it r 1711— Auhimntive Service —17 II IPREADER SERVICE. Lime end HALL'S Oarage fnr General Auto Dolomite and Fertiliser. Phone Repairing Sanford A Cc'ary Avo 1393 M David E. Carpenter. t'hfam 1090 51, lfifiO H night, HAVE ynur town mowed by Jerry lATTERY, Generator or M a rto r BATTERY, laird Phone 1la4-J RervJee Call I l f , R w lln’s Battery Setvlco. Sanford 8 l nfnrd Avenue CALL ns about our Credit Plan. Avenue I'ainl. ng, Repairing Remodel tnd nil 2nd S tre e t Ing Tisl Burnett MAFFKT Atrro Servlre. 1MW «H. 2. Rox 70 fl T e l IIW-W North Park PlKine 02|. Speedn meter Speeielists . . .. — ■ . i ... i m jib ALL T yV es iiulldoier -ork.' Rea — sonnblo Rales Tree ostlmatei I t BOATS • MOTORS -II Phono 2221 V. C. Grarry. 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Smo/cey S a y s: BRAILEY ODHAM USED CARS Park Ave. & 13th St. " T h e Man- " — Tin- iiu m n g i'r n f Ih e K i l t T h e a te r tirm ilH e * n n iv le full* " f a ll ages , n iiiu v 'p i i'la l event - -In i in g th e . .H e iil-'iid in nuu v i'l'iii v in u v I e ill n Hi ha th a t in t iu d ilie Ih e i f I C I I X '‘ new h in k " . merger nf lldrd dimeniiiuii .night fnr three day* nml lined and fo u n d . _______________________________ M r **. All riniinclnjr hiinrHcri through local tmnks. "Rank ralra save you muney". All Inmirnncc purchnHed from your Itwurunce agent. “ In r.xsa you have an acrldtnl, yon •elita wllh a friend". Super - Uuper • Bfirsralns JFRWffiMwi, adding machines, Rales-Renfala, 314 Magnqlls, Ph. »'a r«f ^ ’wB-3!.h«faKs,?s8!* ilie n I n illl ant b lu r A * n' r h x iilf n f fhn llg h f cn n d l lin n * . II | i illffie u H III *ei III nit Je d . m e n Ih m ig li II m a y 1 . nnlv 2^$ar>£nk.- PlMN! 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Ill** u ;*r ' " I l l l i " 1 Will !'«• li ittiirD m . 2315 S P a rk . Phone I I J * .1 RI’CHIm) If II IN ft|N.*|l|ll'Bf 1•! " e II II 1 V i'h n f | ' r» )i ri 11eH 1" III- ' I I I n il H in.N Dn Yu! II 1(11I'I H I n i*ii a In ,* M li, iim lrt O il" lied MnilUnllii ill ft pi "V r 'l 111*1111 till' \ aimi M h '! til Mtij ill 13'— I t ' MOATS T r a l l i r * H a rd i i a ll lu In i %nl,Mni ! 1llli * | n il Ilu illic it nit m ♦HR 1i* i| 1 i!>! w n r r C V a il W mal w o rk Inc 313 lh e *i' f i n iIII*1 am e* he ONE APARTMENT DiipIexT 2201 J. GARCIA O R L A N D O Morning Ben il net. O r Psrk Ave. Apply within. 3 -S H O W CASKS, fin Inches, glass la n d a E v e n in g S ta r. C a ll R a lp h Cabinet making, uphnlafering. Fur fo p s ; 1 -7 2 In ch w ra p p in g d e ik . nifure rclinlxnlng—repalrint An ■ a y , lifts -J . UPSTAIRS Anarlmcnt—3 rooms Phnnc 272 flque rcvlnrlug UphnlSlcrln^ fab and b a th lllilltir v fu rn is h e d . GOO MOVING, I meal A long rlcs. Wivk guaranlerd l.in N Palmetto M A G IC C H E F G a* Range. Phone distance CALL II, Klnrai; Boulevard Ct , Del,and plume 1003 a flt-r ti no p m . and crallnt! W. A. ADAM 3 RO O M F u rn is h e d apt. down& lta ln . Phono T24-M A L M A T R A IL E R - N ic e ly F u m l* h LAWN sharpened Bi­ 21— LOST AND FOUND ______MOWERS ________________ - 31 ed, Screen p o rch See o h la g c r. cycles lea rn repaired. Shuman’s, 110 FURNISHED 2 room apt., upstairs. K a n la n d n T r a ile r P a rk , u m ile s „ l o u t YOU.H PET? 4th SI. Private bfcth-*30, 417 W lllh. so u fh o f S anford. •1 ro il have—advertise yimr In** OAK1.AWN FREE for Ifirep time* In Ihe FURNISHED Garage Apartment. U N D E R W O O D t y p e r w r lte r Stand Seminole County's only pornelual Herald thrnugh the couri«»y nf Adults. No pets. 1707 Palmetto a r il c a rria g e . L.xl« rhndcl Phone rare Cemetery. Ruslnesa nfflres Ine JGorlda State Bank -A *.r_ PhQflf M 3 W. h | 631 E d w in v a rn . 110 N. PARK, PHONE 1136 liGST: WESTON Exposure M eier August IPlh In front nr Gram K—REAL ESTATE FDR KALE—3 LATE MOD El, G E. Wringer type REMODELING, repairing, asbe* washing machine. Aulnmnlic Ins siding, roofing, palnllna mar School. Reward Rayrnmiil pump and portable tub MO,no Free estimates. No down I B A TH 3 BEDROOMS wn naystudla Florida State Rank llntld fnenls, M months In pay, L ing. H 0 in e lonvrnii'nlly located to Also Davenpnrl and Chair sol. *23. V, Lfcen See el 34«! Slevens Ave. In wynsed ronlractnr. II. J.. .Finch. 618 schools, . churches, and atores. ........................... Inch. 6 newood. Phone 1786 J, FOUND: SfielF rim glasses In cn*o Meltonvttle Avcx, Phone M l-w . Nice nclghbnrhofxl. *10,500. Owner may have by idiuHtylng ^ Roxji L. Psyfn Registered Real SINGER Portable Sewing Stachlnc. L. l* RILL—piano Teehnlclaa. • Estate Hro*or L m i than a year old. Edwin PIm m flil-W. Route 1, Ranford Roso Mary J. Phillips, Associate Varn, Phone 634. 1110 Park Ave. Phone 1HQ TRUCK TO RENT „ , tlia tt down w ill purchase 3 bed­ 8 HELPY-SKLFV Trlpple Agitator If you have n truck to rent you j nenford Electric Co,, G, E Appllwashing msehlnes. Call nr see . list ‘Ihls service In tho eiweii 1U Mignotla Ave. Ph 442 room home tnw under construct­ Helpy-Selfy Lnumlry, 406 W, 13th special services of ihe Sanford ion. Read/ for occupancy Sept, .P J lV d r Appliance Cenlnr Herald. Wo have had Inqulrl t i t . Total price *7090.00. BICYCLE—In excellent condition •■YaMr Weillnghnuse Dealer" as In who rents trucks. IK M IX A. WILLIAMS, REALTOR Used very little. Phone 1419, __ Phone 1T>7, 113 Magnolia Raymoud E. f.undquiti, Asaeclato 3006 Cedar Avo. LAWN MOWING CHEAP n m 1743 Atlantic Bank Bldg. FRKHDAIRB Ill ncea, sales and Free estimates, Call T0S-R. SPARTAN R O Y A L MANSION llgh, Ovledn. Fla I BEDROOM modern house, like HOUSE TRAILER NOW LOCAT­ ■nlord 1842 W M W , landscaped. F. If. A. fin ­ after « p. m. ED AT FAEK AVE. TKAILEB anced. 1411 Willow, just off 33th COUKT. YOUTH BUNK BEDS _ M iller Radio A Appliance IN BEAK EEDBOOM. CALL i —— Sfnford. Seminole County’s 1796-R AFTER I N p. M. ... . I BEDROOM HOUSE Oldest Weitlnghouse Dealer III R. la*. ph. IM4 All'■ ■conveniences, * wmt* ih* „ uv*. excellent v « *v i„iit watei water, HDTPOINT Wringer Washrr, Good l l | 8, P a r i , ___ Ph. 29 near Elder Springs. Plenty shade Londlt'an. Reainnsble price. Ran­ LAND CLEARING Vodoplch Salcs-Strvlce trees, snme fruit trees. I 14/100 dall Electric Co. ,.J an Dollars and Dragline work—Snail Electrical i Gas Appliances acres fa n ! G. C. Warmick, Rt. shell aeu dell delivery ■. Good Aero* Inc, ONE,TIfAYER B lb y Buggy in t i Admiral. Kelvlnahr. Kervel I Box 2*5, or see owner at AU. P. O. Bo* 305, Lake Monroe, eaUtnt eoqdiiion. tlfirllaralori, j'rolane llottNat. Bk. Bldg., Room 311. r|a . Phones: Senford 9153; DayOne Combination Radio and record le Qai. t u Sanford Ave Iona Beach ,11139 JHeypr phone mo _______ Phone Ii4u S ACRES of land and 5 toum house. 14-R— INRURANCI trees and 2ft plqe trew. ARTICLES WANTED ■ANRALL ELKCrRIC n i Hkuiifully landscaped. Known r r ,“»d a ^ openiled hy Sidney and •V,? 1n r ir e Wlnditorm-eutor V t buy, sen , , Old Susie Collins place. Samitll* and Croxley bile Insurance. Seo John If. V 1018 Cypress Ave, ctrlcal conlrarf■ I I I Magnolia amfau e x p rrirn rr n f re ln rn in g In a d if f r r u l re iltle u rr, n- hi* w ife ntrd Iw n ih llilie n , Itid ie rl, 7. anil ttn rh n rn . I. h.ul Mimed in hi the hm isr after hi* ih’iu ir lu r r fo r Knre.i, Korean Air War Was One Of Eeriness 1473 S a ilfn n l. Ph 2327 NEW FLOORS a u rfa e rd tu per* lik e (ection. Old floors m ade . NO W IN STO CK » FURNITURE- U’hnld Grind 1 2* __ , Finishing, new. Flnjahlnfl, cleaning and — — power plant w a x in g , a lso pnrtahls pm CnniTfte Rcnchea, cuncrrln ny Rreaky County since OIL FURNACES S e rv in g Seminole S e m lm window sills, cuncretr winilnw Wall, Floor and Fireplace. 19t3. I I . M . G le a so n, U u M a ry lintels, grease trap* and build _ M. O. HODGlts Ing nf all kinds. KEEP YOUIt lots clean llo a v t M6 «F. 1st SL Phase IM N IIK H M A N C O N C flE T E duty innwlng - clearing, grail VENETIAN RUNDS P IP E CO. ing ihcll driveways, '■iistom P honra tr.a t, 1241 farming DeWill Hunlrr A Son Fartorj' prices I nolla-lfeail (lllnds, Aljm lnum orr |plaa ................ .. slate, ccotton im im o ii» Ph M2-W. lie t<ia« Complete rep service O N E 2000 gal p re s s u re ta n k 123 VKLIJi DRILLED, Pump* Install Semleolf Venetian Blind Cempanx h o rs e p n w rr H P M 3170. Phase 3 Weil Third Phene ZJU «d, any slie. 51 G Hmlge* ph 220 V o lt. Phurn- 2231. 1531 M 40 nr 128 H IL L 'S E U R N iT U R E SCHOOL OINKS K K E IN 1 H H IN O 'CAIIPENTRR WORK FINISHED AND UNFINISHED Uiiholnlerlng and Repairing F n r q u ic k r e p a ir Jobs, o r s m a ll FURNITURE CENTER 503 Celery Ava. Tel, I17Ml I b iiU fin g . C a ll J im 1142 M-4. f in V E T E R N IN I-! 'M IN I IIS o f a h s rn re , .M ajor John E. B o lt, lone 'I u r in e ie l m e n l th e h u ir i in e n n lllr l, re jn in r d h i* fa m ily at I h r ir rrs lrle rn e . 111 N. S n m n iv rlln Vvr., Inst week. T he tn n jiir h m l th e -1 4 IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO GHAT M ILK; It I»77*rleal, S San SELL and are In a hurry to eel) ford Avu. Phnnc 710 W3 It, let the classified advertising department nf THE SANFORD Vew Folding cnls *5 0 0 ea. HERALD prove Its ability aa ar ,’ t>lu- In Pair! *2 50 r a I efficient selea medium. (PLUS ARMY - NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanfnrd Ave. I’ hitiie 1321 J A I- 0 U S IE 8 Lifetime Aluminum — Free Let! M O B IL E H O M E S mates. Free Install sUnn—Tele 13 fl in 41 ft , p ric e d ( r u n »i27n hone 1423 Furniture Center, up, We have 3 new S c h lilt m o d ­ I* W. First wfi II* isiiTt «>i»r. HEAL *- tinr *t*ir *«»»*«■ m tr flv r W ANTED WILL PAY *800 down for 3 bed­ room home not over M.noo. S A L E S M A N — P ro d u ce, e sta h llsh e d Plviisc call T3I-J.__ H er snme rn le ns I ssn llt ie i o r illn n r r l i p r . fU lin e lin e snm r rn le ns lin e s n rilln o rr I l . ik r - e l» pe. n> One lin e snme rn le ns r I. lines n n lln n r* ' “ »rpe. M W ORK WANTED - MOUSE WORK - in GAUG HE HESTORIUM- Elderly Semi invalid, cnnvnlrsrrnt Kind yrars experience, good reform ly Carr, graduate dietician ccs. Phone 2.711 J 067 W !' J (- 10 P i IQ IA II— S P# k Ave 'Phone wo. - - -----SMALL BUSINESS WD llhV n ."ln ,nsfe0r Mlltn,‘' “ * U' ,f veil luve a small h '*ln « s In a pay 7ni 1 in sw , s rrlix M purl nf town and /iff -------J. W. » I\M „ Realtor interested L nettlnu n u tn m rrv Florida Stale Bank BulMInf lint the se-vlce you offer in the f«R Mall" Phone It Pbonr JfMI Cln.Mificd m ••mi nf the Sanford POR oll HEAL ___ REAL ESTATE IN LAKE LAKr. . I 1” ’* 1*’ t’ M'1 1,8 MARY sec Raymond M Ball, EOR SALE-GROCERY STORE llealior Sanfunl. FlorLa And meal market, good location Established many years Owner EOR THE nEST buys In real es r e tir in g due In age C o m p le te go late see D. Harkrv. Realtor, M. Ing business In c lu d in g n il slo c k s Culliti, Assoclale Nil a Hrnmlry and fix tu re s fo r $3,000, w h ic h is Pnleslnn Ulilg, Phone 2313 le>* th a n cost o f fix tu re s alo n e lim e IS , per lin e In te rlin e ll m r t I On p r t lin e In se rtio n lln ir s Ne per lin e In se rtio n le n rs Hr per lin e In s e rtio n n» per lin e (n r t r n r l * I n n lr n r l I ' l l " VI n rits In Ik e lin e . Ile n h le lln le l* .r llln r li Carp ( nps pi pienie A D S ©®- R K A f.T ttR R —3B W A N T E D pnsRion is h o u sekei-per, ■ n u rs e , and c o m p a n io n Best o f Sis; R a ym o n d M R a il re fe re n ce s nm O ak Phone L icensed B ro k e r fo r a ll 1 iw f l. 'V kin d s o f Reai K v lo 'tt nm f 1 . * Metier ; Insurance 2<M 12 B U S IN E S S O P P O R T U N IT IE S I t Th# lid liiw 'n a rales n p . 'r in ■M U »»• l i i i v u h llth tr i la Tfc* M«itfor<f Ilf* tit Itf, H A nnual Picnic Ml P LY M O U T H 2-Door ...................................................................................... MU ■ ** **i*#*ee••• *18 NASH fi-CyUnder 1-Door T.0 C'llKVKOLKT STYI.E-LINE DELUXK, 1-Door, Powerulldc, mdiv. healer, new plaHlie covers •r»l NAHII RAMBLER 8TATIONWAOON, all metal lMfdy, over­ '♦»I ***** »Itf MMI drive, only li II a, 1 i >i , ■, a, , 1111««.»•#•«**** ***• * *2 ‘945 >995 Above Induden Inlcrrnt, Inmmmce Chnrgcn, S' Sp-fr ■kiwi ill if t H<)Iiu u iiv cuuld Im im rued up tn f l i h r r ra s e ! inrluillna life inmiranri- amt all flunnrv rh.iiKe*. tiSMimmmii i �w n r SANFORD H ER A ID rm i wed. Am. a , ik i C b fu i& m u m iL HfLffl REILLy avnoratn lieiuinl’is it. hi* hem: !:■ DenileliJ, I' u iii, „ ' , i * lor,* a I t i ' * lu Mittlco. I'li 1111, l l a v r i t • w i l l a i I tn d * 10* n o r * . I. I I . I . r , w h o *l* « s . r v r d a* III* • n i c l a i r . i n U i i n * h u m III* t i n u * * II, h r , iiim lhal all* rti«v li* vlilllri hit ■u.lPIn Kll In New Till* lUver, ptnnl,* III, 0 11,1 , *purlm*Ml m i l ) Iti l,»m li.ar l.khh, 1.4,1 h',1 li#,n 1h,r, It's ' alw ays interesting In h e ir of other people'* troubles. In nearby Brevard County latelv, the m i d tn lx n r experiencing (he m w t serious Infestation of |mwgulloe* slnr* 1949. It • » ■ bo u t. a* A I* In H ig g in b o th a m , i l li f t lor of the Mn»qult» Control Unit of Brevard explained. be( i i i m Ih r mean l i l l l t ( i m I w m ■ rt (raving their live* in th* * « lr r and changing Into flying creature*. Mr, Higginbotham aald al Iht Hint mosquitoes inaha Ih t ahlft from waterborne lo airborne Insert*, tbty arlually “ aland” on Ihr aurta rt of lha water where they have halrhed. How long they "stand there la Indefinite, but If a heavy tain were lu hll the bode of water al lhal time It would “ drown there by the million*. Well, Mr. Higginbotham, we don't know If you had the rain In llrevard we had here laal night, but if »«u did your worrlew should lit uerr. Hud Muughlon I old u* lodav that i l l inches of rain fell ovrrnlght * bringing Ih t Month1* total to 10.44—well oval the average. t 1 • I d Mr*. 'Nina Dcau, llollln* College English professor. t* apeaklnu In ftt. Petersburg today on “ Folklore Found In Shakeapeare'a Plav* Still Founil in Southern Korol Area*." The event I* the prr whool meet­ ing of the I’inella* Countv Cminell of Teacher* of Khgll*h. Mr*. Dean I* nalinnillv known for her S o u th ­ ern folklore atliilv and Io n spoken to *late and national ednratlnniil group* on the auhlert. Kadi year ahr direct* "Bhakeapereann", u | dramatic crlrhratlon of tihohr ■prate1* production given ul Itol- I lln*. She I* the wife of llollnml I.. Dean. iiuh!l*hrr for many verir* of the Herald. 0 ► » 'i f . • * * C H A I’T K tl T W O IN T H K p re ce d in g O cto b e r, a d is ta n t rn u a in bud l<-M i'h ilip a la ig e sum o t iiiio ii- y lie d id n 't p u r liu id a r ly need. K eogh. C a m p b e ll, M tru it a m i F rn b la Jie r bud h n m lled III* legal ptiieeedliiK H llu g t i u n it u J iiiiin i m cm b e i u t th e Itrm t in III* tlr a l d o te w ith K ll he liu il miKad h e r In iw II fe ll to lie ult lie ire a *. T h a t had m ade tie r la u g h N ot a chant'.*, *hn h a il tu ld h im . " I 'h l l l p w ill gc th ro u g h liu il llin lie y lik e a k iilt n I h ip o g li eheeue. He m ake s p le n ty fro m III* hooka tt, h v r co n i f o it a b ly tai. lle a id e *. till th e i a l r uccaalnna when lie w u rrle e . il'a L ib b y he w o rrie s about lie ta y e I can ta k e ca re o t n iy * e tf " " l.'a v a iia u g h t " P h ilip * t * r * d a t K ll. “ O l t'ltura e I rem e m be r h in t W lia t ’e he g o t to do w ith It T I f yo u 'v e g u l a m iie lh ln i to te ll me. I'um e tu th e p o in t.' ” 1 th in k l.ib liy and H u g o C a va ­ n a u g h —" t 'lo lip laughed on * it h u il, h ig h note " A i r you m ad ' ’ H r wan NO hm g e j lu o k llig at her A ' >1 hat) c o lo r up ou tsid e I m il ste p * cru*eetl th * te n u r e T he t iu n l th m i w a * a llll open H u m au n * came I t iiu n g h It. K il lu m a d I t w a* Hugo K it iia tln 'l i f *n m m In in u ta th a n tw o in o n th a H r h in k rd * * a c tl> a* uaual, w lt li Ih u l iu k i* h c a rn a g e to lo t b lo w n head, u a i e l r a * and co cky, r t ie i r » u * no u n r w iU t In in He *a u l randy D e lh i, K it. lin e r yo u solved the in y x te ry ? Do you k lto w w hele l.lh liy i a f " f u i u n io iiie n l K ll stood a tg iliig b la n k ly al lin g o H hr c o u ld n 't tie llr v e tie r e u i* M el uncl« «i4lil. “ I to ld you you w e ir out u l yo to in llu l K ll i'a v ii n a iig b U 'i* /iiit kn o w ■ th in g I rang h im r iy ld nM<-i I i-u lle il you ” H u g o W ill l l II i l y i l l K Mel |u c r Ih u o g liU u lly w illi In* b lig h t im r.it eye*, ry e * th a t had tieen b la ck W ith auger w h im ttie y taut m et K n u u te rm g o v e i to I h r lit t le y r lln w love ai'ut n ld rw a y * In the n ir p la c e he »at down a n ti lit ii c lg u ir t. I I I . l b b y w a sn 't w ilb H ugo, Cnnfitl. tiSt 1*1# If M»ta« PUhlkr >v M-TLM>M) ftfriifJL h e r nam e — A v n e * r K ■*.“ »' 1I'h iM ji F l o p p e d p a cu ig g r a y h ro a tlio o m . I t w a * A g n a t' d a y o ff but he had ta lk e d to h e i o v e i th e telephone. A g u e * h a d n 't »e*h L ib b y a l a ll th a t m o rn in g , and a h * bad tieen in th e honxe f ' i m I M u n t il a f t r i ih r hud g ive n M iria m lu n c h at I. T he t h r e e c a r e w ere in th e g e ru g e . t.ih b y n a tln ’t c a lle d a cab. " H a v e you ca lle d p e o p le ? " K it u n k rtl I ’ h lllp "T h e H oyule, l. lic y M n u n u ig T" I 'h lllp h a il " N o one k n o w * any* th in g " K ll w ta h ril H u g o w r ie n 't th e re . He le e m e d lo H u n k it waa a ll a te m p ra t Ot a le a p u l. I'm g o in g Up to L ib b y ’ * roo m , ' «he said Ih e door a l th e (a t end o f th e u p p e r h a ll w a * an u n fa m ilia r pa n el o f w h llr iie * * w h e r e th e ie waa u a o u lly a b rig h t gap. K it opened th e door and w ent in and e w ltc h e d on th e llg lile The uedapread waa u n w rin k le d , ih e d re ta in g ta b le waa im m a c u la te The cloecd w in d o w hud Im p n e o o td Ihe p e itu m e le ft on th * a ir. lily o f th e v a lle y gone ■ lig h tly a ia le K ir a n e a rl aank l.lh b y h a tln 'l slept h e r* t a il n ig h t. A n d th e ir A u n l M iria m had been under th e liifln r n c e o f o n * o f her H lrrp lo g p ill* K ll lo r n r t l her head H u g o waa in I h r diM irw ay. H la f e e * waa * o tie r, An K lw u y * he waa le rrtn c a lly a liv e , but (h e re waa no lig h t in hia r y m now . "Y o u can com e In ," K it eald •T h a n k b ." H u g o * e t i l e d n i* s h iiu ltlr i r g a lr w l ih r U ntel, hie gaae o n lie u ih r room H la blgneea. me n h a rp inadt u lln lty , w e r e uut o f plat e Ir, lh a l fe m in in e R e ttin g , o f ru ffle d c u rta in * , fr a g ile fu rn itu r e , and w h ile m g a D ow n th e h a ll M iria m w a * g o in g in to h r i ow n ro o m H er d o o r o p e n ­ in g and d o lin g cre a te d a d ra u g h t lh a l r a llie d a o m e th lrlg . K ll flahed m il a piece o f p a p e r ca u g h t be­ tw een lb * lit t le deek and t h * w a ll. II h i * a tille d o f l. lh b y * heavy ■let k lr edged m de p a p e r. T he re w a * w illi n g on ll, " D a r lin g * , d o n 't w o r ­ ry n ld u l me V o it'll lie h e a rin g fro m o * in a few d a y * ' l. lh b y * < iiiii*l precixe hand w r it ­ ing w a * sla n te d t o to p p lin g p o in t a m i Ih e pen a tro k e * w ere a lro n g on one -tide and w a v e rin g on I h t o th e r. "IJ a ." K ll aald s ta rk ly . wwA by *ih« t u k n I f Mima* And while chatting about Itollln*, we note that *evcn Korean War veteran* have hern admitted program to lhal collage under a pr (lunched in April. Admission* IIIreclur John 0 . Klrh aald liglav Hugo r e a d the note over her (hat re*pon*a lu the program, wlieie wa* *h« ? ahooldcr. He looked at Kit Intently. whirlt of.'era achnlarahlp* to quailM iria m V n n K ie e f cam e along Hhr and a Uttl* desperately: " It (led veteran*, ha* been “ very Hlie nodded lo llu g u . mlghl be Judith Newberry. Judith'* aatlsfariory.” Wilhoul doubt, the th e"Ohall. h. C a th e rin e , y tiu ’i * hare." having 11noble with her husband. Influx of veteran* Intu college* H u g o waa naked q iim tlo n a . H ie Maybe she had to get away and throughout the nation during lha went with her—Harold New. M i l rear will nearly equal th* la s t tim e M iria m b ad a e tu iJ tib y 1.1 They went down lo th* living ftiah tu Inalltutlona of higher edu- w aa a ro u n d 7 o 'clo ck the n ig h t be berry's a meka when he's drinking eallon which took place at the fo ia . "Hhe c a m * In tu ae* w h e th e r —and Libby’s very fond of Jndlth," roam, and Kit sai d to H u g o I w a n te d a n y lliln g . I h a il one o f She didn't bellevrtL Neither did "You've been seeing Ubby, haven* tim e of lha World War. Manr you?" lingo, nor I’hlllp, who Joined th Mrvlremen, Ilka lha w riter, tooh m y a t t a c k * —m y h e a it.” H o w alie p lu y rd th a t h e a rt o f I ’hlllp read th* note, and crumpled Hugo nodded. “ Yea, on and nfl advantage of (haXII H ill of itlgh l* in return, tu collage* :.ir grado»ie i t,r r a ! ■ It in an angry-hand. “ Ska knew I Not much! I've been buey." “ W h a t about th e m aid, w h a t’* waa warning burnt, and ake didn't fTe B* CoeflriaerU f W k - We think the '■ nation »* * f hnltt benefit* tthrough the pro- Uuprrlsbt. IVM IM.I. i,r H*l*u Htlllr, br *n*i>a*iasnl ellb KaNDOU MUUgd. Distributed by Kiss Feature* UyudUeit ram and h hear rarllly endorse Ihe '6 DAILY C R O SSW O RD even w rite in* note to me W h a t’* ueert going’ bri"kiuvind n e re ? " Hugo aald to Kit; "Look in tlie closet. Maybe you can tell what clothes of Libby’s ar* grin*, what aha took with her " Kit went tu Ihe wardrobe. Hhr aald doubt fully - a f t e r a l l , she hadn't seen U bby except flertlngiy In the last three m o nths and U b b y rr.lght have bought any num ber of new th ings— " I te r blue tweed amt la gone— and th at lace rot*r you gave her for Christina*, Philip." Kit looked In Ihe wa*trhn*ket under Ihe desk. T h e r e waa a crum ple of k ' xy paper there th at, sm oothed out. showed Ihe Mine sloping scrawl, "D arling Philip. Kit and Aunt M iria m --” Thai wit* all. Hugo came over and luohed a t ll. Hla elbow brushed K lt’a and *ihe Stepped back. They both saw th* snapshot al the bottom of Hie bos­ ket al the sam e lime A m iniature Hugo looked up al them, deep In snow undrr the |*HI1*RR tier eh be­ yond the tennis court. He waa ■millng u the direct ion ol the in­ visible girl with the enrnera. tabby was an Indrfutiguhle and bad aiiap. shot taker. This wa* one of tier more eureeRsful trie*. I’ll* picture woke Kit like a pail of ice water Hung over n •urrinaiu bullet. Hhe Had la-gm, lu tell hei sell th at she hail Im-mii wrong, th at Hugo nog hi have Item al t r a d e d to U bby only briefly lint she war wrong. .She had broken will, Hugo In early February, and he had gone un e*rlng l.lhliy. and loving hei. -The unly m at enow ut the year had corn* in March, which waa when the snapviiut hail been taken. Th* r u n in wa* itlfllng Kit crossed tu the window and th i rw It up. The Ju n e night oiitMde war soft and w a rm Kit aluted mlu the darkneaa, her hand* pressed Irani on th* sill. Hhr started tu swing and saw It. Her exclamation b r o u g h t her uncle and Hugo Hhe pointed lo the glaaa ash tray behind the loo|ied back cu rtain T here was a single cigaret In the ash truy. king s u e Hhe said, pointing. " T h a t ' s not Libby’s. Hhe doesn't sinnke much and when eh* doe* it’* the ordi­ nary one*.'* They all stared a t th* lung c ig a ­ ret from which no more th a n * few puffs had tieen taken It wasn't a woman's. " U a " — i.it,by and a man. Philip aald harshly: "You meat th a t Ihera waa a I l i a n up tier* will Libby, helping her to pack, lh a aha left th e house last night will a m an , . X E I U & lr 1 L G erm an o rg a n is t, com poaer 9 Ucorch » D is p u te 10. E m p lo y e d M . Peer 11 A n easy g a llo p I f . D e voured 111. Voiceless tP h o n e t» Ifl M u s ic note 17, B om b a rd e d PJ E v e n in g eun !<*1 (E g y p t > 10. H lo th i 31. E ast A fr ic a n h a rte b e e x l 33 To ptesa A W h o r r * 1* r u m in a n t re-ch e w s - * 4 . Qth le tte r (H e b .) 6: V a r ie ty o f beet g. F em a le re d deer 1. s k i l l 9. S h o rt c o s ta V E x p re s s io n o f a o rro w j i . p |ay a 13. H in ts 19. A p illo w c a s e Ifl. C rip p le 19. A ls o 31. A llo w a n c e f o r w a ste (C orn. | IIU M IIM D ir-jL iu JS, L o n g leg g e d b ird s » . Habits b le 14 O nejp o t c a rd 39. Dep a rte d 37. K n lo n 39. F a b ric m ade fn )m r i AK 30. E x c ta a in WC1U B H u iK ao m R V F . '. l m n a s ia n n n trtnrn h l io nre r»«c r - triT in d U M rq r rn (■'.in r m u n LUirdlirifrHlHfllJM aural-] if'-jri iin u JltarjNM M n il i irtr-j 't S J W ii '.Il'Iir T K If ir i^ r jn TODAY & TOMORROW --in n i< iic iu u f t PQf 1711 t-iLiaac YeFterSar’e Astwer 31. riant ovule 34. flmall rodents daya of a 37. Offer solar yaar 38. One of the over a lunar 13 Hebrew year tribes 31. Dwells 40. Father down 39 Wholeeale 39 Cereal grain 37. Kaclarua- tiun of grief 39. Hail! 39 llurlxuntul supporting nieinliera of dcxira 33 Natron taym 1 34. ilelonglng to in* 3ft Jumbltit type 39 Hiitisldlng 39. Masculine nickname 39 Cut 1 4U. Walked back and furth A ft KlmF A.ililA f 1. rK lU Uf 43. Emmets i/uivn 1 Thin soup 3 Conicrit VM W M M im,8 M W Wrar ifl i* fr* rr rr The niimt tiimplHt! t'overiiite uf litis historic tilin' inii-llfetime eveiil! All the Ihrilllmr pomp iiih I puKeimlry— with llu> ui'tuul WeHlmlnHlt'r Abbey, C'oroiiutloii CereiniHiy t r r Ut ii P _ i. qpi ■ - L u rT rr rr V MPoa IT ... i r __ _ rr SHERIDAN rr 1 SIERUN6 sr Tt Color Ity Is Technicolor f .S A F B ^ !1 rAvuvjkr. A! T ilt nCVSTONfc ii a s 'u n i eon A ?,TMONG DUe’ DNSP A N D (A N ONLY t i t ACQUlMf U A £ 2 * ,' NOW IF N , v m \ ro > w e KIN i ( SACKIKK C ) \ UY lONCi UOUHS Of . PH AC I IC C / SfCOND. ) I r M AI L , (3 1L M O O L B Y . . O y l t (3l N T u S ^ - . / ^ -— WJRACiOoa MiNol y 1 ‘T iB AAAATTCe ___ . .. a , THAT WOCVT CONflffflN YOUSM ONBOF Mg tSufWTB LFAVB , , . l Plan. S C -v Charlio Murrl*un. the Hcrnltl'* SVNHl'NIS sore-fouled advurtlsIiiK leg-niaii. IDIurnhie lu lu* lum,* In tie* u problem. Anti when Char­ '■ymt *M*i • lung •Ihfihv In i u i ii h lie be* problem* hig nr *nuill — •'*‘<Di II i ,» 4 nrii-i niuU m, ,, I.., they Iill ahltroat'll till! stall!* of n h im 1-Hill*, oim m-.i ini., ii.* Hum iii, b u n , , ihalur fataHlroiilie. When Chnrlit' ••-•i,iBi>. li,ll,vblll llml , 11* II..It c, , I.>||„* I,,., Went to tiroveiaml several week* "H u m KH III Nrw Vink lU lr n i.li.in ,, lit* 1* 11, r'a *iiiii,i,i ii n i * |,*m axo with a group uf Klwunlane lo llisl blliliy iml nui i,.',n lb,r« Kll present a program at I be (1rove- bsstFti* i,y ii*i* in Hi* I>,nii,in rum*, land d u ll be received ms ii token • tier* *lie ami liar tin. I, Pblltp an .1 list Aunl Al 11 ivii, a nav.va. .VI. ar* pilna, o f th*lr aiinreriatlon a penelt In­ try t'aiaiuugb an -.lira Hv, scribed “ (iroyelami Kiwunls Club." roiinallnan almrnrv aim nrir* I.,,r| enurlf.) Somewhere, while making bis KH. but «hn lia.l aaritil.oit hla alln lu t.ililiv H , a I t Ii nl l.lliliv a round* recently, Cbnrlb left Ids tkrna room lev,ala a mil, uieln* ti«r lamilv pencil. If (lie one who found it not ll. •onji .......llama Iiiat Hifv alull w ill give tb* office a ring with l i na i Horn hai ,.m,ii An iin(aiiulii, iml I In in, i ikuii tniahi lull the gootl news, C. will Im Ids own cle*i,l e*l* Dial I,ibliv I ,«<l hail a inaf# vlait.n smiling self aitnln. lurideiitallv. Mr. Morrison wa* formerly an C IlA f T n i T H I tK K honorary member of Klwanla. oml I’HILII' rmirul a form l.n lit* in>. is rurrenllv a member In omul Wllderment ami n n g e r in Kit’n standing In Ituiarv, ((iiraimu. “Haven't Jim lt**n ***mg * * * Llliby, Kit ? HOvei.'l you l*vn tier* If. K. McNair, M anager uf the week-end* r* Megilpol* County Credit llursau, Uh* Rliruggrtt "I've Iweii Imey, retains hla sense of humor, even while head* of sweet Irlekle down Uro, I'hlllp, ever elm* you went to Ms brow. We've all seen sign* Mexico When I did **• in.-by Hr un office* and Horen this summer New York, when sli* dr upped mlu plating un Ihe fa rt lhal even the aparlmvitt, I tliuugld sorry, though the door Is abut, Ihe busi­ Hugo that yun and ah* wer e ness Is often. Air rotiditinning, about al (lie ailliouiu'rinsllt •lag* don't you know, 'Ilia sign outside Kbe'il cum* iii weurlug Huw*i* and the Credit Bureau office on Ihe wa* aa happy as a laik." Hugo nald, ''Wall, you war e fourth floor o f lha Hanford A t­ lantic Natioaai Hank llulldlng wiung." He went un, ’ t’an i you H a lt*; . “ Com * |fl->nOt a ir ron- Uimk or anyune, Kll, nut in* men ■round Here dial l.lbby* known dltJoikMI by Carijer^or Fodder." toadstool as around ns , _ “ oIkie Is a featdrr MttfacUon opt a l Klhott Av*. and Fourth Hi. tlieso days. A ladv told us ftbout It today, and wa ll liovo lu i a ride uut that way some rhuon tu uc* fur ourselves, dentally, ran anyone tell tie to tell a toadstool from a mushroom 7 W* do know that n •teak smothered In muahrounti Is one of our favortto dishes, hut only IracauRs the wrapper on the i ;.y-. rph lays eo. are we eitrp we're Opting Ihe right thing. When we • kid am) Quite fond uf pH’*' a golf dull, we'd go out pen field and practice awlmr Istoole—or were they rnuvh g Sgfipi Eicope A r tis t •ALT LAKK CITY up - Jllly «bm . M. * ■irtuTy el th* County Jail In peer by Farmfflede Uk* an swap* trtlit, id tjjlo u d ld l," .lory of Clniimon hart with Nrw YorkT" Kit sent her thoughts tuck to Dei'enilier, January. Homrthlug was miming— H a le y HallvnUne's room, Daley Uallenliiie’a party, D a le y was h ie ru h a n d la * w lU o t u f K u ru a u l and it w a a o n * u f h e r ue u al a ffa ire , m ix e d u p a nd m ad a nd a m u s in g , (o r a l i l t l * w h ile . K it c o u ld ere i i * i i u le a riy . T h e ra waa a m an w h o p la y e d th e B u t* a n d a g ir l w ith lu n g red h a ir a nd an im m enae h a r p , ( le o r g * bad ta k e n h e r and L ib b y . Kite and lleorg* were anting on Urn sideline* withdrawn aa far ca they could get from the sound and fury when Kit caught eight of a nian'a extraordinary head. HandeiNiie waa loo wash, too IneuIBcient a word. A nearby candle had Inureasad th* lllueton of an inhuman perfed loil The man's hair wfta a oltar bruna* and aa b r i g h t aa mrtaJ. flu profile might hava boon oarved In marble by a master— human features would show sma a ma l l rauaurlng flaw. K* waa laughing at gometEing and it cam* as a Shock. Magnificent marble busts fltda’t laugh aloud. Ueorge bad aal d in her eari Datay'a robbed a mueeum. f know who did that guy, Michelangelo. HaW on loan from Ut* Metropoll- U b b y h a d n ’t w a ile d . Hhe had a l­ w ays ta lk e d o f a big w e d d in g , w lt li a v e il a nd hi tde aina id a and flower g ir l . . . a nd th e re w a s so m e th in g else. U b b y n a tn d lo t,« d ls a p i p ro ve d o f, c r itic is m c ru s h e d her. Hhe a lw a y s w a n te d to please peo­ ple even l* it waa o n ly In choosing a hat. H o w m u c h m u re eo w here a h u sband t r a i c o n ce rn e d . . , W h a t waa th e re a b o u t T o n y W il­ der th a t had m ade her go a w a y w ith h im w ith o u t a w o rd to a n y ­ one? K l l d ro p p e d U t* phone. w illia m ( I r a n i c a m * in. H r was M iria m V a n K re e f’a nephew and no ■e la tio n o f th e lla v e n a . He waa an in n o cu ou s y u u n g -u ld m un o f :iu w ith s ta rin g h to w n eyes behind glasses. H e cam e u v e ry w eek end and on h o lid a y s lo v is it hla a iilil and h e r f a m ily by her Aral m a r ­ ria g e . H e co nsidered th e H avens ta be r ic h people w h o d id w lis l th e y w a n te d w h e n th e y w a n te d W hile h e s la ve d h la lif e a w a y at an a rd u o u s Job aa a h o te l c le rk . ' W illia m waa e x u lte d and ti|>s*l H e aald, - " I c a lle d A u n l e ilr is in . Hhe lir ld m e th a t L lb h y had d is ­ appeared, su I Jum ped on th e t r a i n —" " W h y I ” P h ilip eald. "B e ca u se — because I th o u g h t I m ig h t be a b le to h e lp ." P h ilip eyed h im . “ C an y o u ? ” thing about Tuny Wlldar. Philip W illia m c o u ld n 't. H e had never poured ou\ questions. Kit kltpw m e t o r h e a rd o t T o n y W ild e r. very lltu* and that Uttl* ahe cen­ K it aald, " I 'm g o in g to m e a t so red —nu use making her uncle Some s a n d w ic h ** ," a nd went in to reel any wnree that lie did, and lh a k itc h e n , arter all they weren't aura. Bits H u g u fo llo w e d her. aald that Wilder waa la hia early " f lo w ’s U e o rg e T" he asked. 30‘a ami very good looking and " I n e x c e lle n t h e a lth , th a n k s “ (hat he seemed anything but broke. “ A re y o u g o in g to m a r r y h im ? " Now that she thought of it, Libby K it g a ve h im a c o ld s ta r* . "N ic e had mentioned meeting him grat o f y o u to be In te re s te d , Hugo. nt the Nevina* in SftnU Fa whan W han w# decide y o u 'll tie one o f she waa there before Christmas. th e B ra t to k n o w ." Philip turnad tu Kit "You " L o o k , K it , U b b y 'a g o t to be thought Ubby bad run off with fo u n d ." Cavanaugh, when, aa » matter of " O f c o u n t . U u t It's up to h e r fact, m a latter Ubby wrote me n o w . Bha aald ah s'd le t us k n o w ." shortly arter I left ahe aald some­ " Y o u c a n ’t t h in k o f anyone else. thing about you and Oavonaugh." W h a t do y o u k n o w a b o u t T o n y Kit fell the Mood rising to her W lld a r th a t, m a ke s y o u d is lik e h im face. She aald, "Ubby a u ala- a® m u c h . H u g o T " takan," and go! up. “fm going to It seamed to her that he healcall Dalay BaJlantlne and aee wkat U ta4 Than ha aald; "Nothin*. aha can tail un about Tony Wil­ But 1 think you ought to make der," She looked in . the ' ’ ' - Mrtala that Ute man who Ian that dialed, long «fte«MMipetalra in Ubby'a room wan waiting, and upstairs to Kll oaM nothin*, she picked up He oarne down an p tho b ay and they re tu rn e d to the beloved aunt nevar hated of any Hying room. Tany Wilder. The tw Ee nm * came here, Mgyba you r* wrong.” He plunged past bar Uke a Tun­ fara any. Ha aaldt "Ubby’a bean away horse. , • iae* last night Maybe you Kit oouldn't rite* Ik lir , ought IM go .to the police." TS rvB ffS iS s iz e P kin P Mid threateningly! "Now And then aaoUwr hand hag aphereelf posrMl ang it waa Ubbya it w u BrtU' that the Adaus waa laughing, «n Libby had tried ta mtroducft btm. but: •Dalay u - . , : ' Ibar T . tonwL ' " V BaJ. uvw m mmm mtm m i — WW9WJ P ili ?C 3; StfrlLWe,'' Mil i ' i t * wm -* e lo r • Itw !1 . « t I(V1IM ,v kiss In see it yuu’r* real." He ri.ui removed her arm*, nut gently, ami Daisy had Said. "P ardull me and pray don’t apologise lot spraining my vyrtaL O’), Kit llaven Ynu’r* next In line—got vuui admission ch arge 7" Kll reinetnhried th at th* m an’s eye* had travelled over her with on mid effect ol sightlessness Ui them, nod to* mouth had h a r d ­ ened. tie knew ah* didn’t Ilk* him. Hh* had said, ” 1 won t need any admission charge, Paiey," and had walltrd uway. Shortly after that she and (leurg* left, l-lliby wa* having tun and had atayrd on. Tii* Adonis had bruughl her home a couple ul hum* later. What wun tils name ? Hugo said eager ly. "You th ought ol someone, Kit." Philip half ■tailed (iurn hla chair, "W ho la h e ? " Kit gut it then. Wilder— Tony Wilder She told them. The effect ul Wilder’* name on llug u wu* astonishing.. . Hha could feel rag* sells Hugo, ■hake min Mh* thought there waa nothing odd shout that. He waa In love wiih |.|bby an d Ltbby had <-ln»eii ibe other man. Hugo met her eye* a n d instantly all trace of Ills fury vanished. He covered ll up car el Idly. That waa the queer all her Ilf* but — maybe someone In thing. He denied knowing any, MgaL <m jotng t» give yau a Kona in sdvwftn R p H adgUM Oapyylgkfc Ult, tMt, hr JMWa SetUy, a e ----------® ------ v —— W : J i O’ / y t\k _ j J h W B LL .G UffSS V i FARRELL. H B 'S NOT C O W IN G M ' 1 td thb P A « ry no u s e W A IT IN G A N Y L O N C iB Q B l i l N a IN TV'S C A K E ! B HI C V N / NCEO \J A a is, s t o jn g , / W IN D Y G U V TO blo w our C A N D l HS TTAs, A. ___ - c v r ^ - y■ to IP j r TMEYRC WElCQMB T cT 1 . . a ir UAtiT kl uTOfl I, i I ■CWrvAtVt'. TUOTU rCSLCWJ '«*• IFN I ------------1 w wa fw t hu a t Ciuca TO M ie O H '9 K C O O fH f! THAI a AU HflP sa y / Wfl'p A nd m anothbk nun on tha viuAde... W £S.5!.M J «K £&g„ is w a ilt r s Y a w OUT WNV ftOAWONl WAHTCP iMT U* AWAV HDK THAT s a ^ A/v S « Y rP f iA 9ANI 9 / 1 AND n UN D tg ' rnBvW BT IMAOtiSkTCN 'ii h*« * presume thnt I ro atay the night, i and I and Mr. w woutd like a little privacy, “ you've flniahed your ^ S jS ^ r T ,® ^ hr Liag J .- V v..,VJ V . ■1 u .' V �BULLETINS , UN , , ,iT ,E O. iN . I ,A T vtIO N S . N. V. — In d ia fa ile d lo d a v to u ff lcle lennt'U r U . N. a u p p o rt In give her a aent at Hie Korean w in a f liifflc peace c o n fc re a te . D R N V E H * P ) - P r e s id e n t K in rn hm vp r t•■■'k hit fi.diinc gear, oil im in tfijn m l Home old tr ir n d a an d m-i,,,,-. headed in to the h ig h R ockies t o ^ iy fo r nix tlnya o f real va catio n. : a l l a i i a s s V * 1^ — Bill, H n n ilr i’t, w ho r a ils h im s e lf g ra n d (d ra g o n o f'fh e " U n ite d K la n-i-K nlR hta o f th e K u K lu x K la n , said to d a y th e orgatiizutif>n w ill r ln im as m em bers a ll w ho believe in ra c ia l a e g ro iin tiiin . — D E N V E R (/F*>— P re sid en t E isenhow er has in e ffe c t con­ g ra tu la te d Shuh M oham m ed Roza P ahlevi o f Ira n on t h i J J .Ib l '*1 I he govern m ejit o f deim srd P rim e O R L A N D O ) </»’ »— A . D. D a v is , V O L U M E X I.1 V E a lah tlshe d I DOS S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A T H U R S D A Y . A l t ; L S I Local Korean Veterans \ s s ix 27. I Halt To i iti'd Press Lease Woe Be Honored ColC, Legion, City Sponsor Tuesday Evcnl chalnnan of the Gov- e rn n r’a C ouncil fo r In d u s try and Cnnimoirc, qftid today " F lo rid a has a n t o p p o rtu n ity w ith o u t parallel for Industrial d e ve lo p m e n t." the Seminole . ( Iiaiolii t of * om- State i News Roundup be "f Uc <d Governmenl To Call On State, Local Advisory Boards To Help Business CAMP M CqUMQtlK JD-Florl da poultry pwahiter* were told yesterday realise more .in « " they -. ran ............... -profit ro tu from tro m chirl ch ic k e n s, p e r d o lla r invested In feed, than from any other livestock. Don Turnbull Af Kansas City, executive secretary nf the Amer lean Poultry « •# tlatchrry F.-d era I Ion, made i n stale merit In an address In the annual poultry In slltnte here He said the fart that Florida's poultry industry does not supply the state's needs provides aggre* slve poultrymen with a tromrn dous opportunity. Florida, he dr dared, "ha* as areal a future In the business a i any state In Ihe " T h ir d . M IIA I.- se e kin g to - flm o lirte (he U«c o f home ta le n t nod know how to im .,i-t -tn iiU fir m s " • l b th e ir m a rin g e rin l n m l te c lin ti . i l in n h le m s . For e xa m p le , exp erl.- o f va rio u s k in d s in n n lv e rs ilie.-, iiilli- if r . , . in * iv ii m ol in ia ioe— o r ifiin iia t lo n - enn he e x tre m e *v h e lp fu l - t h im ig li in - m a ll e n te r o rIs n - e m ip e ra tiv e rrid e a v o r." Mlictudl • he local President eoveinor- -aid lie had di-eu.ned committee idea with Kiscnhmvei mid with of -evritil stale-. Narcotics Bandit Gets New Haul JACKSONVILLE UP - Jackson vllle’s “ narcotic* bandit" robbed a drug store of WOO and about TV) worth of roralne and rtmr SOT. RAYMOND M i l l ! o f ChlesRo spent Ihe last Ib ie e C h r lx lm a ie i in • Korean prisoner o f w a r cam p O n his re tu rn *mnie. bis fa m ily m o te It op to h im by se ttin g u p a Iree w ith a ll the ornam ents and p r o v ld li i r ir a l Vole c e le b ra tio n Sgt M ills Is show n in d u lg in g m Hie m ild rn n • e n lm rn l he dream ed about so lo n g l fn ie rn o io .m il S n o ndpholo) Dr. Kelley Is Speaker At Planning Meeting Morgan, aenmd v ie oifaldegt nmfl«|)^ Floridians Free New Hours Set For City Pool Hie schedule of operation at the Municipal swimming pool w ill be eliatiued next week, m-cnrding In L ft Johnson, snpcrinlrnijcrif of the t'lly water department The i*mI will be open Irmn 2 no pm until 0:011 p m Tuesday inruuRh Friday neal werk. and from !i:00 a in until l : l )0 p rn and from 2:00 p m until fl 00 p m on Saturday. On Sunday, Sept, tl, the pool will he open from 2:on p m until 0:00 p.m On Lalmr Day, Ihe jmmiI w ill tum|h-u from 0:00 a.m. unlit I no P mi and linm 2:00 p m until fi o«» p m The pool w ill he rinsed »n Sept H hut w ill be open Sept o through Sept. 11 ,from 2‘00 pm until *1:00 p.m On Sepl. 11. the houra w ill be OIK) a m. until 1:00 pm and 2:00 p m until 0:00 p.m., and from 2:oo p.m. until o:oo p.m. nn Kent 13. The pool w ill he closed for cleaning Sent. 14. The M'hcd,lie then w ill continue ime hours as scheduled on Ihe same for Sept, 014. Bull has been filed In Circuit Court avalnst the operators of .. the Ranfnrd Daily Builder hy Bernard fiiith rlr, foimei owner of the newspaper, In wtdeh Mr. fnithrle sicks * derlnrntlou hy the court ■■ to whether or not the Present owners have defaulted |n the pay­ ment nf a ninitcajfe held hv him. According In tna complaint, flfe d f-------- —--------------- ------- --------hy Attnrney Cordon Frederick, the present owner*, at the timn of leclerl and refused tn make the their purchase, agreed tn retain payment nf any nf Ihe mimics due, tho use of Ihe name. "The Hanford under said mortgage, and d<> con­ Builder," under whlrh Ihe paper tinue Ihe jtiihllratlnn of a new- i formerly wan operated, until Ihe paper tinder the n*me nf the Han­ ‘ , Builder. mortgage w«* paid down to Its,- ford Dally ooo. "Whcrefnre. the plaintiff, being However, the complaint slate*, without relief, - iv c In a rnurt of the defendant* in the c**e ceased equity, prays fnr Hie ent-w of a M IAM I BEACH ufi-Tha City to publish the paper under the decree herein 'Uljbllahm g plainname nf the Sanford Builder on tiff’* righl* under said mnrtgage, Council has voted not to appeal June 33. 1033. and atnrted to pub­ and granting unto plaintiff aurh a decision by Circuit Judge Charles relief a* he Is entllleil. whether A. Carroll which forbids private lish under the preaaat name. At tha time of the change, ac­ aame he by way of foreclosure, building between high and low water marks on the oceanfront. cording lo the complaint, the own- accounting nr a judgment." Judgu Carroll ordered the rity It I* italed In the chattel mort­ era Mill owed 119,000 on the prin­ cipal of Ihe mortgage. 14,000 away gage, "mortgagor herein fu rthrr on Aug. I lo cease Issuing building from ihe figure nr lis.oon, slip agrees lo retain Ihe use of Ihe permits tn private b iilld c ri to bulk' name ‘The Sanford Builder,' pre­ head east of the preuent high wa­ •dated In rnanglng the name. ■m l •-continues (hat sent name of Ihe said newspaper ter mark. M r'. (luthrle on July 10 advised the being conveyed herein, in the Publishing ope m l Ion nf said newspaper until B a at it Carolina News mpany, namad a* one of the de­ the above mortgage is paid down lta, that tha portion of pur- tn 115,000." The mortgage was signed by MOVIR TIMR TABLB money remaining to be paid RITZ a nama change, liooo, Fred B. Pendleton president of the B a it Carolina News Publish"Take Me To Town8* ; be paid ai onea. The plain­ 1:15 - 4:08 • # 51 - 9:59 publishing tiff, Mr. Guthrie, further requeu­ "A Queen le Crowned" ed the Immediate payment of all r<:48 . 8:50 - B ill I m money due under tha mort­ MOVIRLAND e ta or corpor gage a«dr that tlsapapar should interest la the Btartani:90,>A]£atiH* 7?Jf fa il f***« ^operjtt u t f g ..l h nama, *“ • '* w o nemw f Mttrord complete thaw I M case. Miami Beach Drops Appeal Movie Time Table g S fB ir a , : • in n tlm i." T he s c ro m la rv te a c h e r* under H ip d lr e r tlo n of Di Sam H. M n n rc r, c o n s u lta n t In e d u rn l"> u tr o m Ihe S ta le D e p a rtm e n t, w in k ­ ed on th e p ro b le m o f " t h e need f o r e re a tln u a fe e lllllf " f re * I-"e l fo r p riv a te and n u b ile n n ilie r lv a m o n g in lr h l r l i -e lio o l » liid * n i< " L u n c h w a - s e iv e d a t th e hn-lj -rh o o l r a f e le ila a fte r w h ic h Hol- r m iii* a g a in met and en ntliiue-l w o rk till I h e li ju n b le ililltl'le r illsriisslon. Police Start Off-Street Crackdowns Police are -t,tiling In ru c k down on Ira fllr violation* on street* other than Hi** main thoroughfare* In answer In toutplaints, Police Chief Rnv Will lama annoimreil today Patrolling ha* been mostly on the busiest streets or Hie City he said, wllh nol much attention lin­ ing paid to ihe lesser traveled streetI. Violations hImuiI which com­ plaints have been voiced include speeding and falling In stop al a ■top sign, aerordlng lo Hit- chief r M it' 1 icfc Ifi^ HI % l| i tuber sponsor inf id nr i'lio i m e d io , of i e n * fFTs Ht »ffi» ** in I on e i Itrei Uenrnl.; ( ('fiiim t-’ f i •’ h m l'l Hie I ll I Milt 1 s•' l #*r rI • itiL ’ 11II111 (I ,iff |‘| HfMltl ,nij; | I It I'la f * Mfiiflt 11 - HI I f»1'I i l l Ml I MUI I M'lll;. Aik t m ill nf |||«* 1niuIti#*in1if i Mi*n fu » h \ if h - s MpiMtlll k;it iid I Mr \T » Hi i ' k' in VV f»*» I iv f •» uf»r«y M .iv m If i in 1 1 91 • Li s •* * H', M iff n ’f i lit111 T rryuHi, f mf m if . Jutli*** fToui'J f i -STrfi fro m , IL / l'd in ,o t| •*t [ fh" |4 L A N C (0 pr^rnrfnlMt.V w ftli lilt* to* • on u-ftnlnw itl iim l nn# mi far 'i(ii", N*w Vnrk |»!llfnlm»»n Sla^.hMi Kt n t'ir h •»»ja on fn * t •*r of Main Tnlkn'Vvkd, l li ?!•• I I'C! II aI f m»n fh» •• m lo.v »*f tll*f v4|Mf 111'flit eln il h r*? I f*n 8 -*'1 «*,«V f t - fv.M* y iH U -l In fr# • Committoo Chciirmon Named For JCC Fete i fiminitl«r • Im i h h h i f»«i 'ill • •»♦» I** *f* it|»i* •' ,* - \ n t 'it ii a im ' i 1on- i iitiii- I ' l l 1 -if "> i i M ike R id " i ' t iii.ie i ■-tin e d '-ii- i ii ml H" "i u i , IM "' R id e r, l" im in " * d i " ' '" li i a ii'l Hie d re ii-in i- i" id > d ( .fu n * u n i Im rie .in " m i. Mm. - lid H " t " g o f i m r . I* • 11s SiniM i bm • I i ' " l i liliu - an-l * i ' i ’ I- in i "Id ' ’ !(»' hi #v .Im ul* A liilo m . fn llir il- lull 1.. nr |IMI Mil < a Records Fall A a Rain Keeps Coming Down t.ir^e* 1 I »• .. h n 'I ' .18** '• M In x iIn s W r l l r s J Auc]list in Mcmoiy I \ l liS H N Y II.I f V t i l l , I. I . b r u Hi" w H i r 'd kmi-isl lu m e m nr* h e i r I iib tug In Im p llillll lu ll" * • * , ’t I m l i t s i d lia s b r e n r n " t i le d c rril I t i r p r e v b t tts A lig n 'd l e i t i t i l n i t i l l It I til- " I d i i i i m l . I t , . Itr -i, w . l s s r l i n I ’I Ri i k r - d r i d a * W" . the I lib i Mil i M illie ill* id fit*' asi, t "life t am fill, also a new Augii.l r t i u r d Hie h m g r s l s l u n g In p ie*Inn i p .i i s was nin e . In Ih iii. ru n a n d •’•:••• file i i n i i ' i ' i l l v lir a * v t " ltd • tlliri l l u n III w lilili to l i a sI lieb e eWc Hie |-1 d In n 1ii mi I It i t o iit ln i" n k e e p in g m i m ils here did set le n iid s a c c o rd in g I" s ltlte IH7 *, f n t e i t s l i i u i i e ra in M o ilg llln ti. lo c a l w e a tb c i oh • • i I t o t I m l . is F u rls seven lu e tic /, " t i. iln i i " ' fa lle n Huts fa r III lo.VI 'd m b e q u a l'' I" . • s e a r ’ s lo t d m i l l S a n fo rd ti.i'i h in t 1,1 <o i i 'i i > d a s - o f r a in w h it-li n ■ M i M " " :b it ♦! N f l ^ I m M I ' O I m '.i M»# ton point —out Is ra H ie r u n u s u d \ fiiitl I ’ . *n |ii' r ti i »i li f *I u i II * |i» ,♦ t bits In f in A u g u st 11 Oil un be tl / DO |t mi mmNI Lor Mi■f ntttM * id m o is tu re have iiu iie down on rrtfi.iv I i i i i m m I v U»» *loi« w h ic h Is n ’t to il ta r d i* d lie h n l M - m i l n c i l o p i ff t i n 1 11 t »mi p m re c o rd Im an A u g u st whn li ion fli »l r|it\ t.l .’at hid In Itiltt and w h ic h Im lud ed a h u rric a n e T he n n rn ia l fo r A u g u st In H it, i i v n i' i m v r r l t v t- 1 lu l.a i-t m o n th 's I d! o l I F I llM VMIII S a ii I b m I I I p »4M, H i l c a m e w ith in a few ile s v d in p . I M\ iD 'llvn v. I»\ I .ilM |< in . * ill o l s e ttin g " new alt H im ' r e i'u id lot v i 11 n n « \n i i m any one :<<) d a y p e rio d A bV Closing it i , put b ig M I ii' ih n q ftl be r u m p le .__ v r r lh ln g . h o te l and t b r a t n m an > A i p ie ie n l lie n e m p lo v e d a* in a g e iu e n l, p sve h oiug y in ti m a n y I a ir e r s lt In s tru c to r -d q m d lly eon o ilie r s ld ijp fIs III C jlv C nllcge " ltd l " i | In-ipeetnra m Hie A l r c n f t C o iu m b la U n iv e rs ity In New Y o rk D lv i .1 :i >f K i l . n M e ta l I ’ rtM lu rl*. A lte r Hie llr s t w a r h r d e rid e d lilt- ai ;d B r l .ln l, I' i Hint lie w .'in ti'd to be " (b e a te r -11 With the ext-e|it|iiii ->( "tret ill, re c to r, tin t f l r - l needed d age ex tils tile Jiallern billow* one til p e rje n re lie a n p e a re d in t*n v ld err itiv r work. BelasenS ’ ’ (J n ltl D ig g e r - " tf the lie t* a m riid i"i cf Hie I rank L y r iim T h e a te r In Ni*w V -irk C ltv Lyeu II Mt;*|ilK Isidge fF 4i A M i No lit-- n e v l f i l e w a s as " B ritis h olflcer In V lrlo r llerlie tt's tiroducBlot. at a Don ol “ Orange IH o s -.oms o iiih ' stnjj ed nl the Fultim T h e a te r also New York Following hi* slage career he went Inlo in» advertising htihlnese and later worked ss a juiblic re­ lations and advertising cmmselor In 1933 Mr. M errill seriously begun thinking of w iillng. lie staled, nl love to write and do It when­ ever 1 can. My stories are revised over and over, If not ort paper at least In my mind until I feel that iwwsUU‘ n’Kl. M "ii itield, (lli|o, "ml Hie American Legion In A ilin tlc ('Hy, N J among oilier organlralion* The Merrills arrived in baul-trd this week and planned tn travel (in (her into the state, hut with out umeli coaxing, they decided against They are very lond of Sanford and claim that It b the best place lo live. Mr M errill stressed tills point quite omphn tlcnlly by saying, “ Our legal ad­ dress Is Atlunllr City, hilt our hearts are in Sanford. * .iiiip h i'll I " - |M|J P i' f r*li f r ill nf I h r 'Vluf i -11 iijt 4 A . %n • I'll lofl \ \ V\ ll t I \ t '• I I ' * t k ill » ud ifn r p fih li lif t i» • . tn lirf *1 H<"I i hi. huI f "■|1 -■•i if i j QC 1011111 IsGOlOr War 11 and Hie Korean Conflict (bn novel was termed as historical material and wa* nut nn the hook atamla In July of (hits year. Ills nest IxMik. “ F iin y B rit­ ches” , w ill he nut the firs! ol November. It Is ahoid his pel wirehaired fox terrier which he had fnr 12 years and whose name was Mackelahdle Laird nf Inverners Wlldemere. his registered name with thu American Kennel Clubs. The author writes it a* he Ihlnka the dog would fell hla own story In hla own language and not ai sl.se would relate anmeune else The name nf "F u n y Brrllchea" ut because or of the appar­ came about A pair of ent likeness of a pants when the hair of a terrier gets longer. Mr. M errill was born In Jamei1. Y. amM he schools he the ~ Andover an Wir ley College, ansae, sine* the oeeumnee of World W it lot I eg um b • o ' . noe I' I h i w et l .| nod i le d fn? Merrills Are Enjoying Sanford Visit By MARY ANN BUKU5 L«WM C. M errill ami Mr* Mer r ill are hack in Sanford again Maying with (heir good frlendi, Mr. and Mr*. Bari Frierson, al Ihelr home on Hidden L»Sr '.’.herd environment la nn" of eom plele peacefulness plei lie If ihn author o f (be honk "Whoni The God* 1/iv r " , Thi* waa hi* first novel but wasn't published until he had had two western novel* pul on the market. Theao were "Cole of Tim Broken Spur" and “ Lonesome Kid". "Whom The God* l i v e ’ ’ Is baaed on the author's own esnerlance* during the first World War when be served with the British Army. It tells nf the courage dla played b - n Hie t " I I 'I g'le I of iil'ifHfM honor in the ■r i b ' l l i i tn I .ftirt ilte i e d lrtg H| i . >„! »Vf I V VI lf u r fo C|i> Sno|«u-|o III m i: > 1 ihoy 11i» * l* to *o 'v o tiiji r f u l i I r v * ‘i f 'l L v r n l i f I m t iiid ii .L**‘ M o lo n y T'"L« in | ii ist*1 ed 11 ' Im Ai c f til lip t " t he I t * " f 1 >' • lav n ilt t c f . . . Hie : . a lif " t d ......................... n ili t iimii " " I • di I di. ir ra n o e fo r th e p n le r la liim e n l " I H in ii i m il- o f v liK o r a r y |ire ,rp | I " "T ill ,1 i ml il<> U A I I | L f A n i Aa, i li*-* im* ■ittend th e e u iin a l event 1lie , i" iin i I - "t» , U f •T he eOWmtlMaw— e h a lt iii* ii -u ■ W M U ' %*V»l»VRf I .I,. i " ’ll ll-1" >!(' ms Tl" i " . m le d am t H " •d U tin i'H e e . In f t , * t (- l(| || f 1-t»l « j) 1 f ( 1111M 1 Vi* M r* J M a r lin S h n stJp h e r and w h ich tlie v a le " " " ii I m e i '■•• m t» l«r t ti lt L ' H ! t ' 1r i \ t lin i","a e " ' o 'e H . - iiiiib 'i' H i,b e e c o i'd Hie u rg e n l " H I ; | i " t i l i n i r i MM,- ic .Mil 1|l •V' 1 ff> f If MM’ ,P f net d for i so u th re n te r in S a n fo rd ' O l d e s t " t l d Hie d ie i'" id i ' l ,( l » ( * ft. 'e-,1 ll> . i 1 Mi r e q ile .tm c Ihe help o l Hie .Semi ' In te rn • • o llit i -. tin t i -"it i in * note C ountv J in m ir lli. im b e , of iti'1 but him ' be aid * , H ill C o iu m rre e tn r p ,ir a te -jire e lu " Sit' lllli'- l l " d ......... I ' " o " lid " ii ' 1,'IPI I" lie tn re the J.ivees In Hie V t e lil , ,-i» o l...,ii i , " ile .1 . t '■;t( ii .! .I i f Ji 111 C b lb I ih I.iv * mid " ii ,t | " III, I Ii l.i'e I n 'lf c il im ■ ,•( I Hit ".I If T ln -rn are i ; i e . it r r le m p la tm u i Il ium t Mill) I \| U ' i lif* J t || I 11 Ml to r Hie yo u th to d a y o i th e re i "H i,n r i " i i 1I n " w ln v ■no .till .*|li Ir• i" 1 L l i l t ' 1, le e V' d l "i ** I «'-lit I Li v nf w e re d u rin g L o ro Iw e ti C le ve la n d U h II :M SI 11>1110- r i I- ri 11u in * t m id d r e - n u t e o n t i *•, lie s , M r* S lin e c lp h - ■ s e rle d ♦ 1 i -iii •d I'd lip e i i i i. fit i li11 A LI# “ You k n o u , m il I do I -it o u r lu ll, I III • •- I'l- l- c d I lire K, nl *11* if M. \lili 11", Ri,ip s o li' a n il d .m g h le r* Ir e .p ir n t Hie MM I b i " i i I t " 1 i "I I I e .1 in.I |uke Jollilh bee.mse Hie,e Is no O'd Hp I I .« V In (!• ' -I- ni \ <n o th e r pla ce lo r th e m lit go to m eet t h e ir (Mentis 'W e .is p a r r n l, and c tltre n s o f S n n fn rd have not done a tilin g In p ro v id e th e m .nine t il* ' e tn go T h e y know I I , " d ir n iid e d . " a n ti it Is u p lo ns In give I h r in a plaea tlie v can go lo dance, jd n y g am es, a n il m eet Ih e lr frie n d s " M rs K lin i'r li'lie r tra c e d the p ro fir e * * o f the S e m in o le Y o u th C o u n c il to h e lp ra is e and d ire c t a y o u th re n te r In S a n fo rd T ie " I I I r ia l c h a rte r has h e rn d ra w n and a w a it , Ho- s ig n a tu re o f C irc u it J u d g e M R S in d h . T itu s v ille "W e r a n p u rch a se Ihe old C ru I r a l B a p tis t c h u rc h ( N in th St and L a u re l A v r i fo r ahool M.MKI II I - up lo i i ' . and we n e rd r i" l o n ly th e s u p p o rt " f " II d ie c iv ic r l l l l l * a nd J a v r r e , m i|i|* r n m in u n llv p rtile e t, hut you a* In d iv id u a ls " 5 fr Rlshee id le d Hie u r g r td need n l a vo ttlh c e n te r r ig h t aw a y “ I b e a r II a lm o s t e v e ry n ig h t, h r cause I have tw o teen age c h ild re n a s k in g , "W h e re raw I g o 1’ W ln t is llie re to ijo ? ‘ " “ T ills r lt v and we as In d iv id u a l* h a ve not p ro v id e d ade qu a te fa c lll He* We have o n ly " lie le n tils r o u r l In the CMv and the k id * h a ve tn w a n in lin e in use I I , " M r niabee added " Y o u kn o w and I kn o w the k id s lu rin ’ In Hie e a r and le a ve H an fo rd to flm t t h r lr fun T h e y ro a m the h ig h w a y * w hen th e y sh o u ld be In S u n fo rtll Some k id s m ig h t get k ill ed on th e h ig h w a y * We m in t h a ck th is p ro je c t. I know th a t th e re are som e people In tills to w n w ho w o u ld g iv e I.VX1 to Ihe p r o je c t." at n in e .'ii li-'io and odt ' I 'Mo'- \ .. i <i |,.i ol the K o le I t iill w ill In Jaycce Speakers Morp Favorable Rales Desired Court Against Builder • b ill II n m l M a u ric e .1 W h ite w ill 1"tu lu e l sessions Kept m IT on Hie ■o b je ct, J iu lo f)|s ir n iln g and t ic le ii- H i I o ties. Com e A lo n g H old■od lie -11 o ilin g D e vice s “ lo c a ln i' I'r u ln ln g ." w ill he M>e -o b je c t Sepl 22 2 t at -e s s lo n " fill'll w ill be co n d u cte d tit S p e c ia l Vgi’ lil John II l.lip lo n In a I d le r In P o lle r I b id Mot '• W illia m - . K J p o w e r-, -pe i l l ageul ill i'll ai gc of H i- M ia m i 1 Ml o ffic e sa id he w n ple a se d '** -e lie d llle '* Ihe school lo f flic •le n e fil o l ilte S a n fo rd P o lic e He p ir 'in e n t and Hie S e m in o le l o m i l t ■ b e r lff, o ffic e , as w e ll a - ,tth rr law c o lo n e m e n t n ffle e r - In Ihe ’ o r a w h o m you m a t u l - l i to in lb J T K e lle y , a s s is ta n t d ire c to r o f in - 'r u c t io n , titu te [ t r p a r t " le n t " f e d u c a tio n , was th e m a in sp e a ker ai Hie S e m in o le C o u n tv J 'U p " I re school P la n n in g C o n fe re n ce to d a y . H e - p o le on ih e m-ed a tta in m id tm s litia ln « good school n ro ir ia m th a t w o u ld a d e o o n te lv m eat Ihe needs o f o u r b o y * a nd g ir l* . He a trte se d th a f a r t th a t a l l f m a te r ia l* need n o t eonie fro m _ books h u t w e re a ll a ro u n d us. D r. firs t vice prca hleni. Mr*. Wilma Blackburn Trial Slated Sept. 29 Suit Filed In County Siotoi d' Ho nation • ‘II Sepl *. W W llu rk e J r . '■■i-l.inl -tie rla l agent In charge " I Hie M ia m i F ill ottlce. w ill enn d m l a class, e n titled . " I ’nllee 1 m irle s y . C ivil fllg h l- " A ilcn l burke also w ill conduct the class sept •*. e n tllle il. "T e c lm lip ie - and Me. bnnics of Arrests " S|iecbii Agent ftohert It Parke w ill take ■ner Sept in w lih a class. “ C rim e berne Searches—Inside and (b it ” Sired. 11 Agent Ih ila n y J Ibip uy " i l l In -lrm t a -e-sion Sept 1.1. en titlei). “ I.atenl F in c e rfirin t-." ‘ tide Special Agent- Kdw io II M a rt R iievi*. id o rd h w r Detective .1. M, Johns -aid ll Rebecca Kftvemi, eiirreamunThir was believed to bo the third such d e rm rtm e p t. s la te d t h ill th e re was . HecirUtvi nml Muuntrd lievnotds. rnhhrry In recent months tiy the ■t i l l * s h o ttn g n o f tr n d ie r a and I t ie * H ir e r . that about 70 per rent of our i , ,, . . ,, same man All three rotdierlr . were ai com teacher- fire from Oil) of the stale.! A fte r,, ah»rl re, e,.» the f a l l , r " ,,n plirdird by .1 t.ill. slim mustnrhed and th a t o ve r !lfi p e r r e n t o f o u r " ' e fin ' 0 I t te- have a R A or h igh er The ttrim n rv 'e n d ,era. under lit" man holding a pearl handl'd, nick ,|, L, tP1. I s u p ",v is io n o f C b a r b itli' S te in el plaled revolver and who said I1AHTOW uT»- Harlan M i- klnnn he was a lima addict Johns -aid II. K M „ r . I*, i.r ltu H...I o f Sent Hie p m Idem o f and several .persons ... ae’cused. . o f the m ain objective id e.irh holdup .... . High Sel,.... aided as prr " " " '" '" m e ............................. being employed hy him In a big was Hie narcotics -tore-, with il • '.bru- o ffic e r, iiit 'l I n lr n ib lie il M is rncttinilH ill Ihe u i " " t n l lc u l'in Central Morula lottery ring will money on hand a secondary con >D o ro ih v l.a m l, r n u n tv m u sic -u p e r- end H ilt h in e t lr " go on trial Kept. M. T h e in t f r m e ilb ile g in ili' w in k e d -(deration v M " i, w h n If,I u n tiln t in g in g Criminal Court Judge Hoy If no th e s n l'le r t n f " n r n lile u i- " f I l!e v. M ilto n II . W v n tt, p u s t'ir Amldon set that date- Wednesday le a e b in g r e a d in g " M iss b a m d» n f tin- F lr« l M e th o ills t • h itre h . K e n t, iis s n e ia te p rn fe —o r u f F-lo after rejecting II motions made hy defense attorney* to fjuash the ■" t l'l n r le il the i|r v o tlo tn il. e n tlo u at F lm Ida S ta le U rd vei .1 charKe* and have the defendants •"«*nnty Snpt. It. T Mllwee, In- Iv w a - e n n s id ta n t tried *f-par*lely. - i f ll"'l Hie Hfininolr Cmintv KtluDr rta ra ••! " in . iiiiife n v u "f i'atlnn Asioclwtlnn officers whn hail f ilu c a tln n a l Hie D n lv e r s llv >f im TAMPA t n . t i i n 'iP More store favorablta v o ra F lo rid a , g u id e d h r r g rrn lr* in a p o rt e x p o rt r a i n to the |pot t of h e rn -li-eteil tn Juris. Th'-v (nt-lutle: Strw nrl flalcliel, d ls c u a s lo ii o f "Hie f u n i't i" " " f T a m p a are d e m a n d e d In a suit t'rcHiilertl i Mrs. W. A. Teatrne. ju n io r h ig h sebm il and nw-Jal in -i here on file in F e d e ra l C o u rt h SAN FltANCfhCO UF — 51* Flo rld lin s rtteased from Communist prison camp* In Kore* arn ached uled In return In the United Slates Saturday aboard the transport Omenil W F llase. They Inrlmle Cpl. Richard M Basset!. Jupiter; Set Milton 1^. roy Caine, P--nsaenla, Cpl. Mar vln K Dorsey, Winter narden; Pfr. Solon W Dimenn. Fort My­ ers; Cpl Joseph L Montflomery, Lake Wales, *nd Cpl. Harare B. Sheffield, Tallahsaiei' k c c ld rn l In v r s tlK a llo n s ," w ill Hu- to p ic o f the f l r - t session His- F m le ra l H lir r a n o f Jnves lim n ..eliool fo r ja ilic e o fflre r s (In - area T n e s d .it .it Hie C|t> II p h in * I s * n ig h t.,- . ~ T h o su it, lin in g h i hy c it y anil c o u n ty a gencies, th e c h iin t 'c r o f c o m m e n tand ( r a ffle g ro u p s, seeks to fo rce Hie In te rs ta te Cnrn m e re r C o m m issio n In r e v r r s e II s e lf am) g ra n t m ore fa v o ra b le ra te s S e ve ra l h e a rin g s have been held on Ih e Is-tie and each tim e Ihe ICC has ti'p -H t-J T a m p a 's a rg il m enta T a m p a g ro u p s te s tifie d at Ihe h e a rin g s th a t the r a le s are fro m 35 to .V) p e r re n t h ig h e r than those o f o th e r K m ilh A ll a t it 'r and g o lf ro a s t ports. m e t r e ti n kcil I n (h r l i d ol Santu rd ,iinl I tie • a m p h e l l la v ,t in g A m r r i r . i n l e g i o n Pnsl i * i :•-• h » yn l o i n h t n e i l to d a g e a r i f t w i d r p a ­ r a d e an il i m i o i i o no n il io n of San b ird 's l i o i r a u I t n i c l c r . i n . in the M r i n m i a l s l a i b n m l n e . i t , v ni gh t at J .in n'i bo k ■peei.d A a i'itl K d w .ird t t lo llo lb w ill lie Ihe In s tr u r lo l o f the " h»Hi| die flr-1 Ih r r e d a y V o u rl t 't e - e n la llu n . " I- the title o f the '" - - io n to r W ednesday, and ' I ’ ra c •n il 1‘ rn b le n i M il and lin n , " I In tra d a y ORLANDO (A1)—The government will ( l,n „ „ Hll(| kdvi-nrv hoard* to help stimulMi' -mull bustne-William It. Mitchell, h'-ttd of the .Sum11 ............. ........... today Hnniuinreil plan* for the grii-sriKitii , o in m iiim „ t a Morula Iniliistrisl development clinic hero. Hanker*. businessmen smt riv lr V Mid education It-ndri* will mak" up th o now Itm rd s . en visio n e d business firm - with Mu'ir fimmcl s l'iiii* lin e * o f d r a f t Iw ia rd* and need* hv menu* nf govern!) aI in i In r lo r a l u n lta th a t w o rk w ith loans. The lol< raniioi be ,|oni the f 1*101 n l g o v e rn m e n t, M lli h i 'l l do i'i live* m o l lim id n n ta . fttiaarial OI Othurwiie. fioin Washington* , , said. “ Secund. Sll A l» ijevdoj T lie lr Inbx w ill bo to h e lp S llA I 'l i o i * for n r m n iit lm i n hwlP'r ■ III th is a m u ll business p ro g ra m "F lrat. In the field of flnanciiil of business fr o m iiii IJIg find p **«l*tancp, SOA la fostering the vale i"ircli**er* a lik e fdr amo il development of atnle and local f i r m - W n p r e th jv n liu d n g a p r o Moot* «f private capital . . . i t I* if ru m whrrebv new piodorl* amt not enough to try to nanlat -"m il ecu methods of p r o d u c tio n w i l l lie opened lip to - I t l l l l l r-ollri'IN- f o r lie 'll iiu ii adofillop Chickens Listed As Top Livestock " ..I ' *11r If * P1*0 v ll h HuI ft aRill * ‘m* • 1 f f J M ill ll " ll Hi" d ' > I f f»Ii n ; Mr ifiti t 1-lf I r 111 *a*||;»| fh** ifllkl 'll". ' I i M r .1 I in » , v fi* 'III',',. 1 a h Ho i n . i I I IO H f 11 lo ti'.if I ll it luj. ll •I* ' ■I'i 'lid t in Si *' ,1*1 >| i 11 ’ "I" In* oil" ill tl l dbiw'b- I Ml >» It w ill iv iffi"'* •'*.* l> if »*h* to f I if >M I \ U» SS , i ef I I 'd l l l l l * . 1 I III, ll l ,, l on Hv "i ’ " t , ,i >d in ••ic h ill g mi" bef ' • o Ml •’ ii *. i"imp b ill playei - Odd" it , " i b rie f - I l l 'l l " " lliie i " ii i M " I help 10 O ' " ll" ,i I rml I eglo'i SVhl/ L id lit b " cf- it ged I • c iv ile iii" m r lp g M u who -hoi dose" d * i ip.tor l-'iin er 't'- • p 'lp t • . i -Ini | . > d li -< thi* • k B - lt , '" " l o m l d pi im-. m Lot - i .411-1 Hi-' i R * 11 li'iii' in elei in m lie • ■i l l g i me I ton it "in »* iu in i .' d |ly Ilia L’aiil|itirlhlais III? A p in li if, 1 r R IMfl |l| -Jl Itl ni del H ill I " "|C . *1 I m | 1,1 ll* ued •" *• "d I., il, I Mm II,, 1 .1 d I ....... I I . 4I 1■ Ail ll. I |d 11, p ll I Sheriffs Suggcsl Scveriil ChdiHif". Al 5litle Session F 'o ff *t lo to .f t” | I f t I h r Ifl tfrJ \ 11 |p ft i I 11 f Ml o rt m i i t » i< . t* I 1'Ml 11 ;li" . il IM f ' >f i Of lf|f l 11*Pr* li i'll im if V♦’ fOI 1 f 11Ii j IOhiM )iof t i l l ) ■I f ill8 f I-il Ir| -Im i i M \ n I -1#*R •If M M f fit**r I O.rtM mu: • u . l)« "i»u» *- •i f 1, , I I I l)ifn I i| |f tl •» " ftOM'lh -I il'l f|*r t OMl MI4'IPI* I O' ) , IM1 f t -IfM f I <> l»i I* „%• ♦» >M \ ll ssill lit n l Ui* P.i11, 'Ml- ! '| P I •Mf ' lo, lp.t M i ..to . i i . Ht'l IM r 110 1 -• Uni * ilia lli'1 • ft af Ifl | ♦ lh o M. . . it* I If IlM I I * oifo J || .Id' I. '* P* f I II II Mf'O. I on,/ f | if i t f f i D igj I lie . I MU M ' . l ' h l . Iti'H lljfl * » D«M i t i n ritioo fii M» Hi *f I f f l ! f It IMP!*■ 111'*1” |f llflc f |M i . ■sH j f yllrtf I »h n pl» i i ufr i ft* » - I Ml Mi* i iff u ill* . M * i i II -f | j | * * -u in f' li f ml fln> hi 1Ii'|lil|" j o I ’ flf M.1 Ml ^1 4t lo ji It \ \ I i t IlM«, f I tl 11Ml IM l , (Ll BrIff tf I lU k r l t h v. I I t»;l* i • 11*1 V'dln i i lifir fifffi »11 -#i |r I in r i m 11p r » f|lv '"Mf*,Mo|l * ll (MUllll* f'hr f t' tpp ll* |r«^ nf ■lii'i i l l i i #fit» in h j i f *| l|*o n in f In «M'I I 'll -ro I oMIll ID Id m ill ,f%*h IM’hvoi L M M fiMMlf U‘ft'" I Hi •’ •' l»t M■ MMl p lrlll . " T t r I ,*| »■ *' Ml Id tf *a iim I li(rr*i'strrl Wrollirr S fu s llv ' I 'l'lllv (IlM lltx l' f l l ' t . l ' , iit t b s b n tv r 11 " m l l l i t m d " tb o w e rr it'irH i m id i r i i t t .il put lin n s , yie l iililr lv s e a tte r r il show er I sit | Ib u in le rs b n w e rs s m itli |M irf|im , in He chaiiK e In le m p e r a ln re Him! Ifeol E-*lule lluyq Are L is ln l in Tndiiy'H ( ’Iiish IIled F ur 4 h u m *. In) or b 'l - t n n * Mead th » S a n fo rd lle r s ld t'ii p is re r» u r sd I ’ h o tt" I4-R e a lta ts Itsi mond M. Ball. J W H a ll H'**» h Barton, Ssminob Itesltv Co., Kt. Johns R eilly Co., I), darker. Look fnr llia lr Hating* today’a Herald. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1953 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 26, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 26, 1953. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 26, 1953; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/63a5880d06cb0513ab1be8f1cbb392e5.pdf ba5a44b3102c27e8967719ce9bfd1f15 PDF Text Text T f t t f a a ra i , DAILY C R O S S WO R D A r t there any Hronklvn Dodger fan* In Hanfnrd? That « whal ■ Ift-yrar-old girl lip In Non York want* In know In a I r llr r In Hip Hom rrTim er. We're urrennatly * Med 8n* rooter while * r ' * r humpH Inin antlil admirer* of the W hile Hn», Yank*, llr»*p«, Cardln ail, and many other Mil league eluba, Hill mi Dodgera! Mia* l and Kelly w rite *: " | am an arid IHnnk. tyn Dodger fan and would like to know whether there a rt any teen■ I t Ib id trr fan*, nr baiieball fan* In ir n t r a l antnni Hit reader* nr fnur nrwanaper. If an, I would Ilka* »tryr much In hear from them. I wnuld appreciate il If ynn would mention nr print my letter In rm ir rnliimn where II will be refit by your rtadrra." Mia* K fllr'a a.Id rtM la M I-2 2 111*1 HI., Smith (Done Park, 20, New York. il • • * Hanfnrd ninlliuifn In rrn-lvn out Ma lull ntr piililfcILv In alnti* publlrallniu. Thr ln lr*l laaim of Florida W ildlife ha* « alory written bv .lark (irant, ptddlfthlliu tdltor. rntltli-d "Flithimi For Itlv rr Ha**" and rintiirnllv ll'a all iihtnil thin Immediate area Hpurr tierm lllln r, anntc Unit' this week we hope In nnlillah Ida artlrlc which. Ilka all of .lark’* writimr*. la very Intori'alinu. In tl>t< rurrent i»*ur nf Jarkaniivljin Seafarer, there'* a atorv entitled "The Upper St, Johna From thr A ir." Tbnl lell* of a flight bv thi> Inn member* of Hip Army Cnrpa nf Engineer* nvar Ihla arra, and we're nlan planing to pnbilah Hint nrtlrli* fm Ihoar wbn may huvn tnlaanii It. t I t (In Thuraday » r w rrr fnrrril In nmll Ihp HniitrrTIm r inliimn lietauaa of a lark nf front page apart. (In Friday, » r had In rut II duwn In half a million In nrilrr In run Hip ukrlrlt id Hip propirxrd County hnapllal. To Ihp many, many prnldt who h a ir apukrn In ua of Ihp nmlaalnn. « r n ffrr till* aa an explanation. In nritrr in guard airalnal a heavy Influx nt total npw» In Ih r fu lu rr, (hr rtlllimn mntra hark today In Hip final paup nf H ip pappr. Noli- Hip rrnaawnril puixle In I ip fiiiind on Ihla pagp for Ih r Oral Hint Indny. And tumnrriiw nor npw aerial atarla. Alao to hr found on what « • Itrm our "Amuarmpnl l’au»" w ill hr found llambont'a Medtt «■ Ilona, T ry and Hlup M r, Hmukry, and many othrr Inlrrrallnu frainrta. T h a r* will alao lie W T IIII and W M H H -T V dally prngrama. l.rt pa know hnw yon Ilka Hip Ntw paga. Hon of Id tnrmhpra fm Hip Hoard Of Dllpptnra of Mrnitnnlr I'niinly Chamber of ('mumpm- are n«w In Ih r hand* of Cmmlv m d d rn t* F n irta l lltPiki'iuldup. I ’linnihpr manuirm, ha* aakrd on In rmnlnd Volrra Hull Ihn rmuph'li'd fnrma must I ip relumed tn Ilia office prior In uddmuhi A uk . 2d. W ith ­ out muntlitK each name, Il iiniii-itra ■a Hmuvh I he re arc rlnau In dill) iruilrr rnnatdrralion an rvaldnnt* w ill liavt n wldo rholro. Filial ballutlliK la alan undrrwHV fm paw officer* nf Hip K I w h ii I m Club. I ’ taaldmd F ail lIlKuiuhuthiim ha* announced I hut vnlra will I ip counted Inimi'dlalply after Hip Want. 2 nipptinu. • • I And whllr nn Ihp auh|prl of what wa like In ra il " r lr lr dtlllpa". Clly M anaatr Tom l.rmnn lold na Friday In hr aurr In puhllrlia III a r m mannrr poaalhle Ih r meeting nf Ih r T a t Knuallaallun \ < J W l hrard anmr nf thr gripe* (aa I h a r t) m n rruling Ih r plan In Inrrra a r Ih r aaaraard valuation nf all rra l prnprrly and ptrannal property *0 p rrrrn l for Ih r yrar IM S . Hnl griping a mini gat uuraalrra la a wnrlnlraa paallm ewhalhar ynu'ra for nr agalnal Ih r plan lo ralar th r aaaraard valuelinn, ha aura lo drop down In Clly H( all • I l and apeak aprak your piece fur the w o r d * . 1-ooka like an In lrrra tln i awalon roping up. , • . . III « ui way* r»nj r». |.n a■ •««■( great miiinrvi number of Acnnm 1 M ilitary I. A drill male a»*i*t*nl deer ( fjrra l A Soviet llrllain (ahhr t inland era t» Kara for t> l,rx allnn nf fodder T a j M *h *l fl Unilrrilnofl in k’arlo r rlrn rly I I Dry 17 HepiiMle 7 rllrl a name HV. Km I a llradlriR M Textile ■Irak in a <Inirrh fabric tt W inn (d Tim e deppeil rri r-plar tr i ahhr | IV Milan nl 17 Mimic inalriimml Id From 11 O t,l N n r a n Ilf Froatrd work* 71 ■Frmale deer |.*i ( 'liverlug iif 27 Seaport a liiiiMing IW . Yugo.l 71 Fool 2d Plnwerleee planta 27. Henna of Hie euchooplnl 2d Hpread grea* In ilry 2D. Hnnlh American monkey in ftiver E Infilltnrr iiu IMMIR'S KMTATIORS ■y Allay T b M D o m e M AD E A 'lip h : . 1' 11 p y J ill" i 4 4 *1. 1 * ,\'.1U < •;* ’ f l u «• f i m il •• in • iV i > i i. > i , ' . i II' '.•jywi c r . ' k• '.VJ ( ;0 af;l ; < * *r • iic : M in i .tr - t ir i iM i ,' i i . a m < M i II » v j l i u : t i. IflWLII.JIl p f.'.'i! CJtdMW r .n ;y t i 1 M t6 rt*C t> T TM'OO M A M w a t » r -m i l Y o m Pa t c h , f r l M I 3Mo* 0E T T IIM W AkN f t 71 Haltaflail In Ih r fill 71 Klrm rntary aa laH iy'i Aatwrr rrn d rt* 71 Hetlrrd .11 Color, aa 7fl Terror fahrln 71 Hour or »rld Id H ig h n l I t n tm l point 17 verbal (alang l 17. Cllnlrr IP nine largo graaa 47 Cralnm playmR mm tile laym. I S T W iS A H T D f 5£ DAHK M I6M T 5. T o o / / k Eloquent Jap I C a lv in | I I Hcjiappy U Typp meaaure 1ft lla rrly .'I* fo rt ray Ifl To alir up I I ( ’hamher ♦V I'olnt of land 11 llallonal I I Weaver * reed nm vv 1 Querrr-I lalanx l 2 llanal D A II.V U n r i d l f l O T I - l l e r e a how (n work II: A X V II I. II A A X n U I. O N II I ' K I, I. o w One teller elmply elmuli for am .her. In Ihla example A la uaad (nr Hie Ihree (,'», X for Hie I wo O'a, rle. Hlngla teltera. apoeirophl.-a, (he bnitih .m.I (nrnmtlon nt tha word* at# all hlfila, Ka*‘h day the Iie lr Irllr ra are different. A f'ryplngram ((iinlallort I I I I. V H | | T l< II II F V MV U I I T K I I It F F W M F A l:r M T - n P i n , V p rj f W W M r NaliirtlaC* f rvpl««|unlei M AKF HARK T IIB POOH DEA D BKOHKTS O F HIM IIF .A IIT , H I KIP T U B STA K K -U A K KLl H O III, ItW IM IItllN K |»|fl»rtf|rat*ef ),y K|n| FMCtrai P - J ’ I V a U l U WrRH « I Jim KllftrvrlM I .1 H Ofi n ti „+ii ti .lo k 1. m i M i n IV u Nf Wn 1|»M' * till* III' lllo llllii II-.MI W ail III \« M l H|ini t« K inK (»r lu llt ih l Hirnj; i l ’>1I il 11>• H|M(|tw Trailer Crash HAVANA, HAVANA. III. HI. idv id* — - A bid ttiOller truck rn u lle d Inin m bedrw m of a home on llio edsn nf llavan Indny, killing Uburlce L. 11 ;iml hi* wife. Vlriflhld. Ihelr al.-ep Idrcn avlerp In a 1 door bedroom till I t II* lakeitftomijourlumljct dealcr.., NOW a >i «i -1 II II lI Hlld || • Mf i l I'Hli'iit R i i \ I .i in I** <t«*t hvl|» ill'll* III iHDriiilim MDV Im lld Inn. rDiiimiidivii, nr 1, IIm 4 Jl» a I. ft mi III t * hn * r • f Minin •i l d ImrtiDrrji ft iiriiliDd IVm ti l«v*• fir lily* WIMail Itciv iiluHa , hew liltm IifMll( • lHa I AI Id •» I * ft ni * •» Jt» | Mf (I 1j F '» W III* | D A(lit ft A | lit Dll I (DD * |l|li I d I d Noh " I" .1;. M idi | I I Dll ' It * litre. ( I || \ ||,| - l| 4, I I .ID II I.* ftft IJrJlD I mi I I ft I ,1ft 3 DD » DD I I■ J .Id lift ( DD a< mm -fo d o if w ith I HIM.m l pfflctra and mrn at Hie Hanford Naval An*lllnry Air Htfltltm ndd milch lo Hie Clly of Hanfnrd, A * in atory In Hit Herald Friday tntd <>f ** i* III! parllea being held at the bane In benefit youngxtrra of thla arm. Earlier lail week, we wrote about the civilian and military payroll! at the atatlon. In every poaalhle way. Ihn itailnn heneflU »;nn Ullford. Ami yet. when the call ■Ota oat tn local people tn tin- men Ifttln u l e lo the United Service Omanl« .i™1 i..-j lhouj. fund, ................... we lu; j Ui* appeal. I. one way Iitrh we civilian! in whleh dvlllana can ahuw our ltude In the Navy, Ho lend conlribiillon — TODAY — to my Bruce at the Chamber of Fm HPBRH 70 Vrhlrla 71 Control or THE M NFO ItO IfE k A tD f i l l »________M ob. Aug, u , CbnuAmumidu w •aa;.; I'l-Ill Mi ** Ht«*l ) Altai li|IIK V l l l l i ' h I ’ll*I III I II ,\f iifHMri I'il II T n 1 * 1 ■ «>#*» .11Hull •I V ( i r i • 1***4 l*».|.'(i* H i l l i -d i in A in** 1 1 * ji Hi* "T *i r*•»«!#* % Miil lnr t* II I I SfitllD II tl lit h tVIif III A l "I'll! MM T m lii y t Ml ii 11'av'r* 11el II i ll MiimIi Liivcm l*r t«f I »DI1 ( lull Television *> c (K fw pldnc, pJijfwwyt building b*lp* Sherman Concrete Pipe Company I 'h i m r s : M I A P O U A I l l l l *OR P i t * O U A 1 I 1 V - T I I T I P PI TWOOP R P O W O O D A ny around llie lmiiw lnuldIni) job ia enaier w i H i Ur ply wiH>d. Iliu, Unlit, wihh I pun-lt are aimptn lo luinillp . ,ve lime amt work Nnw 'alhi In gel the |ot>adnne any thing from aiinple elielf lo rninplrle atlie or haeemeut rero*»!ettn* A dot YAtC.dQ <3P*./-SUMMffC?'.S A s o v t o /s e w d ) a s TIMF TO LO AVS ) ' alm ost u i o n AKin c-?n —s ■U a. �LATE BULLETINS U N IT E D N A T IO N S , n . Y . (/P j— 1T h . U n ittd S U tes w ill uupose an A aian -A ra b demand for consideration of the Moroccan situation by the U, N . Security Council, a spokenman said today. VA U JO S T .*,. small v j i l i i * „ ! ! f l ‘!‘[ ';oi* « u s u — | ported today to be down in the rough te rra in near Kamo. u a „ but the report could not be im m ediately verified. Assessment N E W F’O R T R IC H E Y (/P)— Three HjxntK fishermen have been missing since Saturday when they left here on a run to the grouper banks in the G u lf of Mexico. W A S H IN G T O N (/P)— A rehcnritiK ill the South Georgia N a tu ra l Gas Co. case before u Power Commission exam iner ended today. it U N IT E D N A T IO N S , N . V. </!•>— New Zealand's Leslie Knox M im ro called on the U. N today i.» Ignore South Kuiea'a threatened boycott and recommeinled the Inclunion o f India in the Korean |»eace conference. D E N V E R (4*)— President Elsenhower will meet with President Adolpbo Ruiz Cortlnes, of M exico un the U.H.M exican border Oct. 19 to dedicate Falcon Dam on the Itlo Graniie. State News Roundup $ 60,000 French. City's Agent Sees Favorable SRD Action Taxpayers Air Views During Session Of City Commission It* JIM F H H F .lt I'll.* ('ll* l 'mi, mi'*it .ii la-t night (‘levied l-i go ihruiigh with I lieu pi ii|iit'cd pluo* .-I liiomeing nil exteii*lvc ■m'» ci nod -valet lluOi-i*- oil-lit OI-CMIIII Hu-'iieli the iulrodoi'llou of *e** it - it * o*e -'liaige Total cost ,,f nciinisition of all and - oil-me l-oid l»o( »-i - lltioogh ii-1oi - 1ii ii-oI of lo-:il i eill e-lsle right-nf-wav ut"|M*rtv for the * .I**4' " I 11ITI1 * .iliulu-owidening of Ftem-h Ave. will nut I'hl1* III nil1 Hll’it -I, - IMull ,-ttl‘l ll.ile a- liellig 10 pel rent -d a . xcred filu.iHlll, Volie Williams Jr.. tile lllctlli.ll- id III -u-dllic lud who litis ..... .. ihr t ’llv’s agent been Hied tin- an In-ui and a hall water lull However, nothing detinue In* in (In- procurement of the righttieli'ii a 1'luwd wtin 11 Idled Ihe d-wav, told llie t ’itv I'onindssion lltv ( *' III in I** lull r-’-'in mil -net heen delerlllllli'd in tin- --a-e .-f Ihe -i-wi-i tav a* to what tin- in-remit Iasi night. floWe-l lulu Ihe llall Mr. Williams nl'ii i-l|irrs!a*d tile T In- i omiul**li'li ii.nl Ini o|hio o c --I the w.ilei hill-, it will lie \ celling on tin* *euel lav liny JACKSONVILLE OP)—The federal government moved today in the oliiniiili Ilinl French Ave. would Hie lil-iyiani ot (llialli III, il llli-ll K,k* of (hr arrest of 4.1 Duval County gambling *tnmn pun-ha-er* to Ik- given tun inioiltv hv J. Saxton nii-eillii Vug II, lull li.i-l .le-Tili-il I, In- declileil Ii* llu Male l.eglvii proitcuie holders who fall to exhibit stamp*. Llovd. Iii-larid, district hoard lap die leelliig* id lavpaiei- in line. Majoi * lu-e -aid, toil kr*s in-tided out. ' rids (gathering to (Inn* Griffin, th* county'* chief criminal investlgatm, teported memhci of the State Knail |)etile mallei last ulglil Iheriff* depute* found only twu stamp* In the retd* •yi.in.t .lamp narlim-nl. for new primary road Mi-ndii-i- ol till- 8 .ml,ml M,-i gel Iti r i I- one id Hu* he-t war* ♦ holder* Saturday. Sunday uml Moo const met inn in Hie County. cliliiil- \"h went In I!••- ineetliii Hie wa* >iin'ii- d.-inr: H right (low " lie -Iilid lie hull nulhillg definite ay I llrullc* (idlijin voiced hi* da. (>X|n-«-Iiiii; lo plidl-'l aealli'l Ihe Laurie W Tmnlin-uu. Florida mam which In Imse his surmisal. lllileaM-d s.diinlloli a* lliev were -Ii-approval ol tin- method in director ol Ills* Internal lievenue lint. Mi. Williiini' -aid. he thought <d Ho- loll.-I IIta I tin- mil. in- tale which the ( onimi"iiiii pi an* t.i fill.ilu'e tile unpriiveniellt pin Bureau, said his agent* are In Fren.li Ave. fit Mr, Lloyd’s stateWhoId lie mi-reiix-d .kt-hI-liligl* ciain *uyim: Hn- ( ommi—hm wa* vcwtlgntlfig failures to post stumps. meiil t lint I lie highways most How ei ei alter Maim llaiidlll ('ommllltiig 'idilci log-and “ In cases meriting action with liiivi-leil uml most in need of hit' li t-i- i-*pl.iiiii-d Ihe mill.mi- wniitil MIAMI oft—Sen. George Smith- regard to failure lo 110*1 Hie stamp lilovemetil will he Hie first to tie ' corum*rilling Iln- law mu* In- lowcicd m iliri-i-l ri-tiTM- .-I llie non ers «uys you cm count on a cut of properly, reports will In- prepared ron-idcied The ugent pointed out h a* Hie matin imi I being iinn,a*e m i .do at lull, VI Wil-ani, pii-'i-nted II per cent In your Income taxes and forwarded to die iummiiiloner llml I'i itu Ii Ave., wtili-li wa» the hriore the people III 1 pre-ldeiil <>l Hi- a-.-inT.ilmn -l.il next Jan I lelcicndnih He .aid In- wa* m of Inirrnul revenue at Washing i tin niiu-t uf i iinnuerce's sejectlun it I 1'--I'-ill-ill I l i l i v e - ml lim e i-i "Tliere's no iiuestlon about It," Ion," Iis* said ".Such information lui initiul improvement, lias five l.ivoi of tinprogram -minding a -ai Ini --I at ilii'l il I Hunk iF* -i wage tieulmeni planl Smathrr* rtpoMcd In an Interview would Ihen U- referred lo the lie lime* ns inii%-li IsaffIt* us Highway ■II iiidil "Both Democrat* and Itepublicari^ partmcnl of Jostt-e for aclloln in 11 •**(•**' a Ave.l, which wn* tile Ml ot n- Ii a * e Ihimghl- on li-iw Mainl I -piked Hie r tilt - Sanloid in Congress arc for it Only a -Imnld progre-- and I « i.iiniv lliinid nf Ciiiiiinisuioners' -I iuh-I idiieeti-r- tillTiu,di In- major upheave! Mich a* World Wat first rhu ice. ilnid. we might lo In- g|* l-U U n T age ol till’ pi iipn-illHii it the right III could change the picture. to evlire'­ VgTi-euuTit wus reached with Hi -I -d Hie meeting, (hiring winch ll.-w our inoiie* m il t h o u g h t * nil -Smuttier* said ha wilt strum -pent .ill nmiierli owners along French lie lefiTied In a churl at the head i->en ll ti u ilruu will In- fit* oppose a continuation o( the Hdltl \ve., in n-’reement wu» in nrogd Ihe imini - the chart ippeni' riitn aid program to countries inch i ess, Mr. Wllliunis said, on all hut M.i'.tu * lius* v '' 'iiiftl In Mr il Ihe lii-ltnni nl tin* pace as Franco and Ilaly. Both nations, l-l properties. Condemiinllon lll.il rill flfllloll In lint IIIH* Fin- i Ii ad -ho * -'it live- whicli Hithiim iiniln Ft HIT PIKIICK hit—Dlsrrepan .iiiiuii he said, are overrun by Commit iiil> ivcli- llli'd oil uII the remain­ thu l*i\t rHiitiv** In III- -I. Cl Ill'll ll"in prc-enl a-'i-s- fNNdiv iilsU and have shown little ap­ cles tolallng 15.150 3d in Ihe hooks ing nuriel* of prnpertv txcent flii* mrltiml « t\s will nNf in ft of K. H. Pierce, former SI, l.ude tm-iit v.ihialniii' -I piHpi-m mil lunuinK flic llu* preciation for American aid. piniiM'l Hr timu^M nnc. wllut llu taxes winlld lie 'Imnld •*ui llml |iri'jM'it\ nt i'lli/rii* County tas assessor, were reported will agent said he doubted If tile ('111111111**11111 III Hi- tile * ilua today in a state audit filed In the in The »i ht* iiMipunllii'd umlii llu* ** cases wuntil he tried ill Circuit Moil 11) .In per cent Tin- chart m office o( Ihe circuit court clerk 11*111. imiNfiitit'lt -in liiuiminkj will lid He predicted the suits aim showed till- lit il Ill ge lor pat tl*»n»' State Auditor Fred V llullou, Cuiirt. tlnoii^h li'Vt’imr lt» tin* 4 11V no: nff IkiiuIi’i I mdetiledne-- -ml who made the rc|«irt, -aid the would enme up In the November Mi Oilhum uImi na I»I ll ytwi fur iiperalmi! id Hie (Hi under MIAMI (24—Const I bit George audit covered the period from May Id ill uf court. mi'UMNt* v4*ui wain fliuruf, .tou t hntti sysli-m* Wright ol Homestead teas charged L IMP, >to Jan 5, HIM, when with malpractice la an information Fierce, who hail served 20 years Till- C'ii lit lit I- * 1(111 did lint 'I||1U In* Nui piiNul if .i Int of prufile In wi'IIn ami tlut lh»* Ulllu flbd In Criminal Court her* yeder- in Iha office was succeeded by lule the rale id llie red *r in tulna ptil It* slaml llu* v \ Hut) wimld In- Lid per cent ni dial guy" wuiild Calvin Puppell, who tlelcaltv! him Hid mllliige* shown would lie Ihe |m*iim* til iln1 program in., last year's elections III' ul*l» MilIII. “A III .III i'.lll I tltl exuct nhu* 'elected, lint pledged »* * a they would conn- its i-lii'i' to tin j wllhmil wnfur Ynu'ri* dwing l*i m:tki* linn pjiv diiil m.ikr lilin juv stated figure* a- im-sllde al Princeton last Dec. 31 during llu1 miNi* " which Wright lelitd |22« In cash New ,uses*uie(lt i.dllaHiiii- will ifimngh a W ycir-ulilki N#grsi laveril I is11•»w|11 Vft 41*Iiiii ru, nps pi if but did not arrest any of the play tie ligurrd from Hie valicilmo a- illlt'l owner weal crashing to hi* death pi'tiplr itlfi'iiif itli'l I' 11fIft*!** ers. , -I Jan 1 Iha I un ihe daiigerou* Usleen Bridge (iniiN Miltol ‘ II I e howcil Ih d Ho SKHBLNt iA»—An early trial ap curve early luday. Jack Morgan \t'i | Mu il It immikril J In* 11 . owner uf the l)p Lux bar in IIIVer*i* |-ii-tn-lII--M liclween !--e-* IMid ar» in prospect fur Hu (sell i i i if i 4 4»1111111n.-s|a■in k rNplupni jfiu nteril -, -In iHhm - oid mill ipef tluekhmtsv who is under u In si (iuiilslMini, was killed at stxml pii f h wi'lt It- r ki*t unit*\ Wollld I it HliTilive- -lie 11i v NpiMltfni degree murdvr imlielmcul far Ihe Hi :w o'clock this morning when ttl-sf Itf ll Hi cur gi which he was driving l iking hill Inch - ililatmli- -ill MIAMI (it — ITray don Menendcs, dealh of his lonely hearts wife ihe III pMlIlfl'tf .Hit Ills* p|np*!«t?tl Fir-I M . lie -ant one tnopeit* Stackhouse was indicted h> a luu died uff Ihe vliarp curve at «, son o( Mr. ana Mrs Newell tmlldM' ivoiiJtl lii* llu* fuwwNf Ifnt Ihe Osteen Bridge, rolled over willi .. valitiilinn nt W fi Tin now Menendei of 1||B Packer SI I Key Highlands County grand jn-y Mon twice Mill sl-ll'llll ll IIII died Si-miniile 1 . 111,111 SCHOOL IIKI.LM M l LI, ....... he rlnKlng for lid* har Hi* unit plunged Into Ihe St, '111lav lull ol K 1ST anti Hi il i l(v finn IlhI in ,ifillin'* fin11* Welt, died nf polio in a hospital day. He will be arraigned Aug ,’U John-. Hlver In Hi ret* feel ul wa uludrl-1* when the Halls nf learning open on .Scpl. s. I pictured on Ihe slepn ol Jtimin Hull with Hie new valii.-lime tllL.IL'o r \pi r 'Nril tiimntt uvri Ihr fni l here last night. ft was the flrsl and Stale Ally Gunler Stephenson ter riahl: lim e I Ail Inin. Sliirle* Mule so SchiHil inrluiles Mart .lean hint, seated, and .laniling llml Itihiir t tiinmiNsimiN in u ccili Hie I >v lull would lie tl Mm I I polio falalily fit Dade County this said ht> hopes that an early Inal •> Hatiiionil Slinlio). Itarry HI. John, Wendell llrooks and Jimmy Wiighl idrui Joe Anderson, Negru coinpanlun llu other propelt\ willi a lain i Milt i llu low null,igr , » n year. dale can he set (Hill Hidk Iiiii ,t h-\\ until riding with Morgan, wa* found In­ lion -d JHi'.htKI now ha - a I.iv hill t|\i jured, lull hospital Millionth"! Mul­ ol 1 I..VI lie li'l.ili-l While willi lint- til.I llirtr ed his condition was nut serious Hn new vain,Hmn til toon ilni Mhri Npinikt*f' guf rll tin inti -Stute Trooper It l> Harrison •n lull would In- f| '-Lit frilN tu11 illin ld irhilUr I*» Ihr* and Sheriff J. L. Hobby Invesllihiili increa.-c- in laxalmn In- in idri if tlanil LAKELAND '3v—Fruirn citrus gated Hie accident ruslilng An t Wa s h i n g t o n ob- a Florida I lilted not. were tl I Wfirn fin ipinllim w t* f i Ini*.| j > derson to the Pernuld Laughton hunlhig season for ducks, geese cunccnlralc producer* and fromi tin- • imi lit Iswi-hi ilreldl-d upon fti flir .j ii j; I i*g(i Ir iiii’i imn** hi id Hospital. and coot from Nay. 22 lo Jan. 10 fund dlilributors meol here tmnur -he mcrea-e In * il-i.ill-ui Am: L Vrmir I*• rmp| tin1 pmgi djn A *is ini<ii coroner's Jury was titer Hn- prnpn*lln tl wa- pie-enl M IUU ’ h;iN»* i u m i n in l fidit IfIc has been approved by Secretary of cow tu discuss supply and price Impniii'led by Justice id Hie Peace ed In Hirill lit H n( it* fi-e il nmiimt.ru woiil.l lit i \ l \ not ihd JJif. Inlvrlor McKay, fully bag problems which havt> devefoped hi ■I i-lll III till' III.ill-i ol Hie -ewet III -I Xl fulfill (.1 dO luiH'fllv limits will be four ducks, two gees* Iha Florida d im s Commission'* Hugh Duncan tills morning and they viewed the scene and body. • ml water PlnglUin Snllivan. Net and 10 .root. VhIm U lllnilllN .ll (Iskr.l if citrus Juice dispenser program in According lo Mr. Duncan, a coron­ son and llu* t'lxpai n ran fir I imnuiijMy Florida tchoul* er'* liuinesl Into the ileatfi of Mor­ I In- il-cal agent 11ad iiolnled mil I'HllfiiJrJit' IIul flii' I n I air WtUi I By MAHV ANN HUKUH gan will be held when Anderson Is 111.11 an IncriM'i in (lie av-i-'-cd fit* limir Ilian It ill it I^ M:(Vni The opening of school is jn*i i Mdfldently recovered lo lesllfy. * iloalimiv id ii .il c-lale m Ihe * li.i*r dii-sWi'lnf {•> Itn* aftir HU I the corn around tho corner. The brief iiiii Members of the coroner's jury i d* would lie I-- Iln- I'd*'- advali lilt* MUNSON (A—Another Florida MIAMI iJX-Zeh Crews of West are Marlon Harman, foreman; nier OiiHIts will be replaced try lag*- In lirm’iilliig tinier* fur Hie I'lli* uulli'i « t'fiiNi'it ^11 ifr I I 63 M SCHOOL CAI.KNDAK FOB sI'.MINitl.K COUNTY soldlee was freed by the Commu- f i l m Beach wo* Jailed here tuduy Frank W. Jones, Kd Williamson, warmer clothe* thal are lu*l ., lit 11-* c imi- IntinI* wltlt-li will tinalice tllMtlSNli.li t11*ll vi•'11 i nd Iln4 4 idJn nlsls III Hie Koresut prisoner of to await action by a federal grand Thomas Bailiff Jr., J T McDon­ He COlIlT for (heir parlicidai lime Aug. J i Se,-I I I’liilinillg uml eoiilcreuce *e"om l-o leaelie,* llie project Itun-i- would gel a fllfNNjlIII dill k hi ft N 11«I 111«*t County wide n-gi-lr atlnn \11 Imve* will ,i|iTili of year, tl s i n an cvculfnt *nm Sept. 1' * f , r exchangr today. Hr was Pfc. lury In a fcu.uoo burglary ut Ihe ald, and H D. Muse more oiiliml-lu plctma- id Hie n| hii l.ulior -luy lioli-lnv. Otis L Glenn, son of Odessa K. guonscX. K | , Naval Air Slatlun Duncnn staled Morgun was mer filled with many activities Sept. 7 i lly'* ftnun> ii) -el op d tin- as (IlieniuK of '('tioiil Glenn of Avon Park. in February, IBM. traveling west on State Houle 416 that will stHin slip (ruin the inein Kept. 8 -e--ed vain.ilmn wen- -el at llT. |ll*lrii-t tem-lier* ou-ellug ----and went uff the road after cross­ ory In the excitement of the find Oct. per (-fill of market value, latllel riinuksgiviug lioltiliiy*. Nov 2 d-i !7 ing the Ustecn Bridge when the football game Vacation*, picnn *, Hum the ii|i|iio*iiuule rsi pel cent Dec. IH .luu Christina* holiday-now, llie Commis.-iiiu wa* told accident occurred. He could not and swimming will tin replaced by April til (iood Friduy holiday. However, tin- ili-liuile tncrea-e say whether Morgan died because early morning classrw, tiiglu- of Sellout end*. June 4 m a**e**eil valuation c.imiol he uf injuriea suffered crashing the studying and football I'lanuing und eonfciem-e scmioii f-u teaehui*. June 7-18 ih'lernilni'd unlit the Cmiimi*>dmi Graduation from high school - i* rail guards and subsequent rolling, I he ( Ify l iioillil'-Inn -till lint I'otid pupil nltenduiii’i- day*. 1811, decide* lu*t iinw much miuiev Hie* accept an eascmeid agreement or whether Morgan was drowned a big moment In Ihe live* ol HB3 Total teacher vuntiurt day*, _ * If> are going to pond ill tile project Ii "in llu- Aliunde I ’oa-f lain- Kill graduates, bill that first step into in hi* cat. Last nigld Hie Cominlssimi was road la -1 lllglll which dealt with "We will have to wait for the the cullegu halls will provide u Ho*a Cnkp Hoyle will enter Duke lludlcy. Muv* lo enter Ml ll-d* - living Ihe figure of ft tnilll.iii a* pi-ipi-il* owiieil In llie ruKtaiad mi coroner's report first," he stated. thrill never lo be forgotten First ami Tha following Scminoli. High University a- a diident of «ii(-i;d nke a* a |uornuli*iu ma|nr Hamm) ] die cost nt the piojecl in cxpluln flak A**-, lii'tweell Thu ilcatn of Morgan wa* tha _ AUGUST It , I I I ) will sliidy prelaw al I lug the finance picture to Hu- I'liliiiiiefclul St* . and at un alley of Just its BHinfitiiuw Stringfellow'i■ conn cohrt can now gr , , The wheels --------- v, grind with second In the past two months un School graduates will go their *ep- wurk. Mill Heverly Gray plan- In Jaciili-no ' audience l'i evlmi-lv, H uCity lind Boute 416 near the Osteen bridge. arate waya Hit* fait to further fill study nursing al Hit- Orange Me Duke Tommy Speer will study In used llie figure ol i i .hhuwu a* Ihe hchvcco . Tniimcicliil ami F'liitmi SImortal Hospital in Orlando he an altiirncy at Washington and A I'uerto It ten n laborer wae fill their ambition*. tom* pr-i|Hi-ed cost ami Imd left Hie The i il* ili’i’iili-il to cunllmie Hie Min Lucia Guff will *lndy min­ killed there last June In an auto­ Thn following stmlrut* will un Lee In Virginlu matter open In tineffect Hie cost Jin. Pickens will enter Steisim will lie an*where In-tween tl mill mallei liirllier when Iln- ru*lloaJ •*..«(?' Howard, one of Ovlsdo’i prominent merchant* and tur* mobile accident. The County Com- ing at Norfolk General Hnimtul in ter Florida Stale University In elected to put toll re-|Min*ihlllt> Knterlng Vlorlda Tullahaasae Mis* June Viinct- a* a* u jdiyslcul education student Ion and (3 million K J f f * J » * nb |B* 1 week the Cuahlng Building from U. (I. missiunere requested funds from Norfolk, Va. for llu- propert> on the t'liy'* the State Hoad Department for a Southern College In Lakeland In nil elementary education major; Ml** Beverly linger* w d .'liter the Also, llie City ha* lint decided If slimllder* anil sHII keep Hie rigiit reMvatedr’lnslde*r^ * ^*V n* building recovered and thoroughly new bridge, wider road and leas take up otementnry teaching la Miss Gall Hitting will clinovu lie ItiviTvidr timnilul In Jaeksnuvllle llie program I* to include a U'ihi,- ol reviikulluti ul anytime ‘Hie dangerous curve on Route 416 at Miss Betsy Ann Carter. Mi** Joan twcun elenp'Mlary ediicatlon und a* u student of nursing, Mi** Mury ikhi sewage treulineiit plant t'liy plan* to widen Hu- two vU„ « V » r .a P*nc.1r r*«urwd from North Carolina and while the Ihe Osteen Bridge only last week. Wright will also study elementary pharmacy: and Mi*« Ann Ituhoru Jane Hoyle will uinlor in art ami After Hie Ciiiuiii IhhIiiii decide* lliormigtlfure* education at Wesleyan Uuivcr*tiy plans to study psychology minor In Hpccch al ftollln* College ii|ioti llu- cost of Hie project, il i* V" lu rin g like himself again ami If at Macon, Ga. Miss Margaret Mor­ Miss Judy Irvin will travel to in Winter Park Hie duty id llie (i.scul agent In lie would rison plans to work on her A It find Ini vers of the revenue hmuls at Weithamnton College at the Tin- liollils which are liellig proUniversity nf Richmond Iin-cd for tiic program would be u r u i i. i * • H. F. financed through a prnixnicd sewer Clinton Bonney will enter the Yesleidav's fall of l.fiH inetit'S ,Rr*1**W* ^ _r PSemlnolo * mJ|?0lu Hig High School, announced today practice w willi lb#i service charge, which would tie of lulu run tin- total for tin- month that fro»b|ILjwactlce l t h l i afternoon A schedule of charge* for ut* Norfolk Division nf William and rnoon with Hugh tiugi Whelchcl a i coach. Ptactica date* and figured us a percentage uf an In to date to 8 .U6 Inches according set end practice uniforms of Memorial Stadium by tha Coun­ Mary In Norfolk, Va. The Mi**es are to be lasued. dividual waler trill ty Board of Public Instruction was Joan Moore and Alice Brown are ii (lud Muuuhton. local weather to Lust nigld. Hie Cunimlssinu liserver. The average fur the approved lost night by the City to be piychologv majors at Mercer treated the new sewer service month of August is 7.10 iuelies. University in Macon, Ga. Knterlng Federal Itecreatlon llulld- Commission, charge, which Hicy decided to ini The City will charge J 1J 80 par the Citadel Military Academy In « according to Frank Flans for the iliving of the Christian Cunxrcgationul Church, year to convert tha field .from Charleaton, 8 . C, are Terry Cor- Third 8 L und Park Ave., and the constructlun uf a new church In J. Shamee, chairman of tha Defense council recreation recr program. PBOPHSFD 30% INFHFA.SK H I M VALUATION use for baseball to football and (Ml and Wailay Hsmll. Miss Mary Hanford will be discmiseil at tomorrow's reirotur monthly meeting uf SUGGKSTKD MIU.AGK Promotion to tha rank of Lou Copeland will be majoring In the church's hoard uf directors, It was announced today liy John Bout. Value Debt Ker. Op'atlun Total New nt of William K. Vlhlen of visa versa and 170 for each Total Debt Ser. Ou'atlou tha service squadron at the L . secratarial science at Stetson Uni­ tr Base ores, Tallahassee, night, exclusive of taaaa, a: 7 Mills Taaaa Sketches of the proposed new church will he shuwn. According M Milt* Nd 51 III* Taxes Value 8.3 Mill* wae today announced by Capt. kaer, public relation* of- eluding |I0 per gam* for ini ur- versity. In DeLand 00 f 27.63 IN) $ 20 25 I 4. 2:iO I 27 B.1 1 f 3,260 f 2H26 S to Mr, Root, Ihe new church w lllt ance, The City eliminated a pro­ | fleer, M il* Marti* Crlssey plans to go b« on* of Ihe finest in the City, 35.28 18» If. 181 5 .218) 33 80 I dll 4,110(1 30.1X1 pnxat to buy some bleachers. Into nurse’s training at the Sou­ Plans for the new church are being present slructura. A bid may lie 0 , 5 ( 8 ) H I 5(1 52,75 42 25 a,onii 15.00 00 15 00 AUQVR thern Baptist Hospital In New Orlet at tomorrow ttigliF* meeting. 10(10 70.30 54 00 7,800 60 70 iidKsi 8 40 02.40 b / 1ftra, Al Hunt, chairman of r. _ . i r g e Hardin will drawn by Elton J . Moughton. 33 25 00.82 U3.37 U7 60 2t on 0,750 7,600 88 60 Tha Christian Congregational was adopted by tha club at ifTtaig a f Duka University 140.50 00,00 13,(88) 84.50 5(1 42 00 132. 10,000 an, N. C. Junior Melts will Church property waa recently sold h i t /, 228 26 120 75 1UI 50 10,600 16,000 136 84 210 Me athletic career al to tha Philllpa Petroleum Com­ NON KXKMPT "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes’* 2 .S r ^ a S T l A S i M n & L 18.20 35 10 1(4 SKI 2.000 18 10.80 2.000 34 80 1:14 - .ItftO - 6 : 2ft - 7:22 • UilH 453— 1r 3 l« T , , l >L 1". Tf>U' pany, which Intend* to erect a 25.35 27.:t0 3 ,018) 52.85 27. 25 30 52.20 3,000 by majoring In physical ed87,75 42 25 45 50 gasolln* Ration at tha corner. Tha )i,500 MOVIKLAND 6,000 42. 45. 87. 84 50 01 13.000 175 50 00. 10,18X1 HI. 174. [of tha new Congraga"Aladdin and Ills Lamp" 12(1.75 I3A 50 10,500 283 25 16.000 120. 135. Ml. Htart* 7:20, feature, 7:46, last h hat not baan dtalg20,000 160. 351. 348 182 20,000 180. IGH complete show H:66 05,000 870 427 50 456 60,000 877.50 460. 420. 130,000 145. 010. 840. 1740. 1755. 100,000 000. must taar down it* U.S. Government To Prosecute Holders # Failing To Exhibit Gambling Stamps Smothers Sees Tax Cut Soon Discrepancies tl In Fort Pierce Constable Charged Driver Killed On Osteen Bridge Carve a Early TriafAfiead For Stackhouse Polio Fotolity Florida Hunting POW Freed Opening Of Just Around Citrus Meet orner School Calendar Crews Jailed Commission Turns Down ACL Poet IN THE HERALD: 5 , 10, And 40 Years Ago nfiteWStf El^mliM.ble, nr^'iiHf* SSEkrs/fJSff^iuftfX!; 0r,"'a°M Stadium Charges Are Approved W Heavy Rainfall Razing Of Old Church, Construction Of New Planned By Congregalionalists Weather -V ffi,’ , „ .- | - ■ , -i j , . . !\\ �•* Sheriff Hobby New Member Of Mons Cf«h Tom was the cnlnrrti Ooiiseinan, C IIA IT F .lt ONIC P H IL IP H A V E N errived home one ol their recent acqtitrilionr. from Mexico on the afternoon ol whom M iriam was in Hie process Jung the third in a thoroughly had ol making over into an old tamily humor. H I* niter Llhby dlrtn t retain*;. flh* shook nei head Torn, Meet him at the elation although ll appeared, was in New York hav. h4 had telegraphed thal ne was mg his treth attended In "Per. coming, and ne nad in take a rah haps lilhhy s nut in (lie garage. Carrying tin typewriter, P h i l i p I'h llip. p e r h a p s the car had a Haven mounted steps and crnaael flat." the broad stone terrace that w-ss Llbliy wasn't in the garage Hhe ■ recent addition, deciding that it w-asn t anywhere in the tag. ram bl­ I.lldiy and llugn, her cousin and looked very* well The price nad ing house the man in*- had inouglit, erro­ b**n nigh. He couldn't quite re. "Catherine," M iriam suggested neously, loved her flul that was member chat It was. hut, on the "That must he it. Llhhy went before he met I.lldiy. whole, It was worth it into New York to meet von. missed What was she to say to her Tall and lean, with an energetic you at Urand Central sail w-enl on uncle? Make it brief. Llhby and forward stoop, at na. Haven was In Catherme'a. Hugo went away to be married ga vigorous as hs had heen at An Catherine was Philip Haven's quietly like this he c a u s e they He hated hi* advancing age The other niece and a cousin nt Lib- thought It would t>« kinder. That fjtrla were the trouble He had re hy’a. Like Libby, the had been wasn't quite right. Llhhy hadn't gardsd his two nieces as children With the Haven* since ehe wae a known alioiil Hugo and her, Kit ■ U t i l a y e a r or an ago. They child, hut, college dnne with, she thought. Llhhy wae a s q u a r e weran’t children—they were worn- had Insisted on taking a Job and ehnoter, as square as they came. m i , and they were behaving like an apartment In New* York. Hhe couldn't help It If everybody women, in an inconsiderate and it Haven made (or the phone. was drawn to her, women as well rational manner, Llhby partleuAnswering hla ring in the little as men. Llhhy rose before her in tatty. Inner hall of ner three rooms on the speeding train. Her hair was The hall Inside, timed and Inng. With H t, Kit Haven was surprised curly, too, only It was the purest, wa# dimly cool. to hear her uncle's voice. “Philip!" palest gold. Her eyes were blue. . “ L i b b y , " hs shouted, and put Ife had taught them to ra il hlin They crinkled at the cornera when down the typewriter that. "1 thought you w-erc still in she laughed, and ah* had the love­ But the liniiee appeared to he liest mouth. Her rlnthea were a l­ Mexico. Nt r et r i p?" dMsrtsd. Then a d o e r upstair* "Yes," he anld impatiently, "al­ ways l ha treat I'hi lip's money could opened and a voles celled. T i that though I hate the sun. Is i.lldiy huy and she knew how to wear you, Philip T I'll be right down." them. It wasn't only her look*. thsre T" It wasn't l.tbby. It wax hla alsterHer poise was effortless and all her Kit sent no. ln-law, Miriam VanKre«L responses Instinctively rljfht. " I don't understand It," Philip Miriam descended the stair* with When the train readied brnfletd. • .stately tread. Hhe was a hiji, said violently. "I got in 10 minutes it waa almost dark. Philip had statuesque woman whose age wa* ago expecting her to meat me at sent a taxi. He had the door open ■ mystery; she could, have been h i , the station, and she wasn't there." before she reached It. Kverythlng Kit smiled l.iliby we* her uncle's or In her Isle HO * There waa no shoot him cam* at you belligerent­ t In her lair hair, and her rase, right hand Hhe did hla typing lor ly, the jut of dark hair sprinkled which sh* spent much time him. and listened to hla plots, and was a combination secretary and with while above the domed loredully, waa itnonth and mesh-like. companion, had been since abr was hrad, lha deep-act eyra, the Homan Hhe had m a r r i e d again a ltrr nose, the kind mouth and llercely Philip’s brother John died and had opinionated )sw. burled a second husband She nad He kisaed her c h e e k absentbsan with the Haven* since the tnindedly. “Well, Kit, w h a t d i d death of Philip's wife, Amelia. you mean by saying ynu had an "I wouldn't think of leaving ynu idea where Llhhy might he and Ulon* to c o p e with those two then hanging up on me?" motherless girls," the had said. Kit put her hag down on the ''I'll stay lor a month or *0 and Llhhy might I m- , " shr anld "I'll IrII straighten Ihlngf mil." (the had you when I »*r you. If I leavn now drum table, and eald, s m i l i n g , I can Just catrh th* 7;in." Rh* "Don't get carded, darling -It's bean there ever ainrs. "M y dear boy!" M i r i a m ad­ hung up on Ih* nrst of a furious not gtard for you." barrage nf qursllona nn<l went to vanced on Haven itullingly. Philip said Irritably, "Ho you nr Her amlle was l i k e b o l t e r the living-room, don't you know wliat'a happened brushed over pastry -It fort tinlirnrgr r.'urey and Anlln Slew- to Llhhy—where she 1*1" He wax genuinely worried, lie s s a a n t l n l structure unchanged aft ss-er* there. They were her They Uiurlied cheeks, or r a t h e r friends and sh* wag fund of thsni would lie worse than worried when M iriam did. Rh* looked past both. lie found mil. Llbhy waa 3*. blit if Haven. "Where's I.lldiy T I want "Kit," Anil* cried. "What’s lha It had ever occurred to him that bar to do sums errands in th* vli- matter? You're as whit* ns a she would m arry and leave him, lags. Pvs bean laid low again — •heal" that he would craea to tie the alarana of my attacks." Utnrgt didn't aay anything, lit dogged moon, he had never given Haven said: "1 O-’C* know where waa eyeing her keenly with that the slightest indication of IL Poor U b b y la. Why didn't th * meet me 1 -aim s'eady gas* of hla. Kit said: Philip, ahs thought, companionDidn't aha gat mj> telegram T ’ It w n Philip cm th* telephone. ately. Ms waa like a nut, aweel It " le e . I took ll over th * phone Ha Ju - got hark from Mexico and ynu could get through lbs ahsll to Pvs been in had all day and I Llhhy isn't In th* Den fieId hnux* Hi* m eat Hhe let her hands fall S navsn’t seen Libby, but sh# must and ha* worried about her. I’m and laesd him. r J. L. Hobby, Seminole County Sheriff, was accepted today as a member of the Hanford Lions Club at a meeting of the hoard of dir­ ectors at the Yacht Club. The hoard ntc-ding was held In ronjunrllon with the weekly lunch­ eon meeting of the club and was conducted by Vnllc Williams Jr., head of the club. Hamilton lllsbf’ advocated sup­ port of IK* County Youth Council by tK Lion* The club has two members on the Council group. Marion Harman, head of the Cmtnrll. said at the meeting that lie had the rough draft of the or­ ganisation's charter. A mes-'.lng of Hm charter committee of the Coun­ cil will he held tonight, ha said, at which lime the rharter will be approved, he predicted. _____ __, were Raymond (Junta Luce, who will attend tfc-a Halvatlnn Army Southern Training Colleae. Atlanta, this fall, and Paul Miller. Clark's Drive In, 20ih HI. and French Ave,, was sold to Barney Cohn of Orlando al a public sue lion last night fnr a reported price of $11.000. not Including cast of air-cnndltlonlnu The auction was conducted by llanshmugh National Realty and Auction t'o , In Orlan­ do, Mr. and Mrs. (I. W Clark J r . vtcn> the former owner*. Included In Ihe sale were the living qusrters atlached In Ihe building, plus a large plot nf ground. Cub Scout Workers Plan Friday Meet It Is requested Hint all Cub Scout Workers I lien MnllHf v A* sDliml Dm Mothers, Den Dads, Com mi I I m men, and Cuhni asters) make il a ip rclj' phml In attend the Fall running Meeting lo he hild In McKinley Hall. First Meth -kllst Church al 7:10 p m on Fri­ day This mcetlnu Is fnr Ihe purpose of organliing Ihe fall and wlnl-.’r urogram and reorganlrlnp those Dftu that had disbanded for the tutamer. This meeting Is not for Rw purfflie of taking In nine Cubs; this wilt be considered al the reguia-.* Cnmmitler Meeting lo he held »n (he next In lha last Frldny nf ba oomawher* around " "Ynu remember H u g o Cava­ going up." "tom might know," Havan tug. oirh month. Hall an hmgr later aha, wea or naugh f “. *f|* said. Attending* nt the ntfinnlni* niggl­ the train. Rha and (leorg# were ing on August W Is a must fnr lho.se Interested In f’lih Kcout Work, f 'r t l l T n I'r r tF F r HCVhHRlIM r. M. ItiiiViti Kill 111 I Mr **ri M11hIf jiI Viti Ic«11pr W TH tt - Mint Kllncycles i i i i s i m s*. u. News Him ('lull ' The U tflliln Ilnur News IlIx M llM a Klaldna Ni -m « T« lllslil UnllXB 1 H|>nrla l'MISi|« At I Ial Hie V. (•' tV i'lnxism lirlftln x "» A <1111111 UvrnliiK .UniiliNr » 1 Today’* ittNc • h'lalii Id I lion P.vanjlg* Kshosi Hhu|tii»r» (liittl* .Slunli-at IrttMln-l!,■(<■¥ AodMMno Vxilslv Mult > Th* I1«m! S i's Itari.-rUm* 'r.u»d Nsllon* Isr Anlhonr d II ins IVlfh Music (.'*11 To Ptarsr - Ulan Off W L'IIVKanXY A. **. 1 IVsstsrn Jsinhoi*• Ns»* Slnrnlnt Mslndlss ' {(**•* ORIneW t'|uh h'#« • kp” H * Af A iltanc* Jurksy's Choirs ' Jlurnln* Iilvotlhn* f a n . ’ te . - fJlehart.fAnasTs 'V . rFtsr in 1 1 1 i I lf»n ciuh NSW * 14110 Club Orrhsalra And Nlsr IJspsat i’srforinam’s Morning Varlsty Pi*fill Imr HI*«r Lull It Ait|dt Is .tttd N> wi» WdilndNrtiiv At4i InAe n*»r None Henuh W orM At Three [ M U A m t IlFk itllriFi A h u ll' l^ » v r r * I ' i h k v 4tn SV M t l l f - ' t S v , st t i k s i i a v l i n n ,I f t ln n ,t v H *ru KM TnmtiiV W nn,1 Ltlill. n .K .r Ml(*lr In T h* Air VV.aih-r N*n * An,| Hpnrt* I'llH-TV N *w . Mn. 1,,,1 Mnmsnl* TV Th«xlr* Tour Hum* Today rollon l.teilor or l'a n Min Tohy John Kmler, tTIy Conmilssloner, tqsl night 'urcllng, 1 lion Hi.'ijj | Iaiw C. Merrill, nullmr of Ihr dales VUsvIIla*, should lie dl* the Oty's consulting honk. "Whom Ihe (ioilx Ixivr", and chargi 111* wife af.' cnloylng a short visit ,^_;ixjed dl*»allsfacllon with Mr and Mr* Rarl PHerson with Mr: Anga*' findings rela­ In Ihe qulel surmumlliig* of Ihrlr tive In tha proposed exlcmlve »ew home on Hidden Lake. ir and water Improvement proMr. Merrill I* nn alrenfl in trim . Mr. Anga* I* scheduled to xpilructor of quallly control Inspect tonight al a meeting nt Ihe Imi In Ihe Airtrafl Division of near ITimmluion, recessed from Iasi Kaiser Melat Product*, Inc, in night. HrlHnl, Penn. Mr Kader'x rrcommnndlxlon Hla first novel, "Whom Ihe (iods was not upheld by any member Love" which is Ihe third one he nf Ihe Commlxiflon last night. ha* had published, I* based on hit own experience* during Ihe lime he was In Ihe Itrlllsh Army In Ihe first World War Ilia other two book*, "Cnlo nf Ihe Broken Spur" u ii .i «t iri.i" .were . . . . .western ........ Move Of Southern Chemicals Plant Near Completion Am |tn t.tty liens*, Hn.|ion*. I ’aiiarrnii. A . .Istini.nl l i l t Town M, itin Ken* llr*ei( Th* Hank N*sv» ririal - Hl*n off W HIIXMSIIAY A. X, Tnrtey rlhur Hnitfray Irik * It lllrh Irlit* An't (irnnni eiv* ,.f f.U» B*arch Fnr Tomorrow UuliUtia l.lxM Coin* Tislii TH* Kli<'h.n ( .Hanford yesterday and planned In Iravel further south Into the Stale, but lmv(< decided that they are perfectly satisfied with this city. They hope In make their per­ manent home In Hanford as soon aa possible. Their addrrsa la now at Atlantic City, N. J. Ill* next book, "Fu iiy Brllrht-i", Materials nf Hmilhrrn Chrmlcsls which have been stored in th* Crown Taper To. Bldg, are being moved this wt->k Into the com­ pany's new warehouse. Fourteen people have brcn sngaged In Ihe work from 7 a. m. to S p. nr. Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. The operation Is almost completed. Tha Crown Paper Co. Bldg, h»* Ivan taken nvt-r by Brookfield Milts for a garment manufactur­ ing plant. Meeting Set _ A 40-sere plot of land north ol Rear dully Cvruk wa* sold hy Mr. •nd Mra. Vlnceot II. Gehr to Mr. aod Mrs. George P, Luckey of Lan cgalsr, Pa., for |lt.0oo. It waa r« cordt'i In the County derk'a office today. lacy Thomas. (IrorslanH. Hale Farm Bureau riVeelor. will be In charge of a district meeting oi Farm Bureau county leaders Thursday, from 9:90 a. m, tn 1:00 p. m . at lh«* Cltrua Mutual Bldg., Lakeland. City Commission meeting by T. E. Tucker, chairman of the board of dlrectora of Femaid-Laughton Mr Hospital, In repayment of . loan made July «®. IBM. for the renovallon of the present hospital site. The hospital was moved from the Naval Auxiliary Air Station afler the navy reactivated the base. DR. h. T. DOSS c n m o p R A C T o ii nouns 9 to 12 rh ’ fe 7M 10S Atlantic Hank Buildtag Dr. C. L Pornons O P T O M E T R IS T Ill » | d * * W "''!? tallfll South Palmetto Aveitu* P H O N E 296 HANFORD, FLORIDA Only at AfsP will you find these values. . end what n wonderful find every one ial For fane Parker Finked Onodv, Ann Page Poods, A *P Coffee and all the fine product* made b y - o r especially for — A eP are guaranteed to satisfy and snve you money. They're exclusively ours, economically yours. Come see nt AfcP! PIACH, Preserves P IN IA F P U YOUR CHOICr. OF ANY 1 -U I. JAR Hriglitan hrenkfnstx, tunkn grand sandwirhrs with Ihoso dcllclnui puro fruit Ann Pngo spreads. Stock up and SAVF.I Regularly 59e I Tender-crusted, fruit-Alled wllh sunny, golden fla­ vor that (parks up the simplest m e a l, . , And what fk tfh *% • thrifty btiyl Other Ann Values Mustard SALAD 9‘0z. STYLE Ja r 4% 2 _ t§n *°' 19 Crabapple Jelly ?iro,nViiM.0i Peanut Butter ■ ol French Dressing 6 Honey 1 lb. Grape Jelly »©• Strawberry Jelly *» °» II 51 1! 3: 3! 2! Othtr Jam Parktr Values Fresh Jelly Roll Vfc? JSr Coffee Cake fIim Bread 'u.fb Bread ^ 1 Lb Spanish Bar • «b Jaito Parker Enrlchod B H e td 1947 Ford 4-Door S c d in ............$||| 1940 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan ... 9§7| 1950 Bulck Convertible Coupe $||§| 1951 Bukk Super Sedan 1952 Mercury Hard Top, low mUeape, looks new 1951 OMimoblte 68 Holiday Good Salary Saturday Afternoons and Sunday* Off iiM ln r . Yens «s4 a ll th e fin e f a v o r y o u w m p w t d w ith others o f lik e q u a lity , A 4 veu lape fo f i g a potlndf m c n a n d F u u -B o m v e Hospitalization Plan Good Working Condition* Apply To: R, H. Krefaer, Sehrlca Mgr. 1 .1 * . v’iwnsr*i 2 in s PRESERVES Kader Wants New City Engineer Noted Author Is Visiting Petersons Wit fill A | Noon Edith Jackson, 30-year-old Sanford Negma was sentenced to b*1w<-?n *cvs?n and IS daya In Jail r T e S C IlT C O nr payment of a 1100 fine and U / a f t h t C | W ) rnurl cntl*. bv r|iy Judge Voile ■ __ t , William. Jr., In yesterday’s ••■si'.’fl f h o f k H v T l i r l t P r of City Court. She was found guilty W V J 1 on one count of pntieiikm and a 'Hie City was presented with a •hare In a lottery and elected to check fur $.1,000 la.it night at the ic-rvc her scntrnce In Jail. q •’ « m Woodrow Wilson Hushes Sr., D O y l C I O j p C O K charged with five separate count* T . P , 1 - . of disorderly conduct, assault and * O j p O l l 5 1 1 1 6 0 battery, driving drunk, driving „ ... . ti, , n._ mmjI Hrn. Uovd r . Ilovle will »n**k without a license, carrying and poscOUIitv Soortimrn nt the leasing n concealed weapon, was regular monthly meeting of the found giillly on three counts-dlsor gemlnolc Count v SoorDman* Asrtr-rly conduct, and assault and hat* rwintlrm In the Court House tolery and driving drunk ntsclit at H:Wi o'clock. Judge Williams fined Hughes Conaerratlnn work In tlm Ftnr$IR.1 plus court cosls while (ID j,JM Senate will he Hen. Ilovle's missing two charges, driving wllh- auhlert. The regular meeting of out a license amt carrying and |>o»- the Knurl smart'* Association was wsslng a concealed weapon. orletnallv slaled for the Cltv Hall. A lotal of 41 calf* werr< brought however. It was changed to the before Judge Williams during the * ourt House today, President busy court session, ' Porter I.anslnjr annmim-ed. �* ■» THC SANFORD HERALD ’SMALL FRY' Borer Confusion Tun. A uk. IJ. 19VI Page 3 Camera Ready AMES, la, <At—The corn borer* DENVER T> — Seven-year old have oven experts confused in Kenny It Kloppel had hU box Iowa t(\i' vear. Harold CumWr- camera at the ri-ady as President ■ ilffd mu o| church »•»., i m l 'ullage exte«i»n | )Vilvlliili rnlonologlxt, «ayx the borers A news service photograph.<r said normally reach their cgg-UylnK he thought the youngster clicked peak around June 17 and have the shuttir Rut Kenny confessed later to an finished laying by June 13. But this year the laying continued attack nf buck fever He said he got too interested in his subject throughout July. nod forget .ill nhoot shooting a Karmen normally spray when picture until the Prtuldcnt entered they find 100 egg masses per too a car and moved out of range lanl.v Rut that rule doesn't apply Maurice Kuykendall, former as his year because eggs laid early alrcnd) have hatched. And (lunik sistant starter at Monmouth Park, erson says the experts have no starts the thoroughbreds at Mexico other rule to offer that will help Clty’x llipoilroina do las Amrrlra* track the farmers protect their crop. vA» Son . . tling fo school? , ■1 Have his picture made ‘ and always have that great big smile with you! Daughter yoiny away to college? Sec her every WHEN T IIK cm i.lH tK N (JO day— with a beautiful BACK TO SCHOOL Portrait from Cox Studio IS THE TIM E TO CHECK YOUR F U R N I T U R E NEEDS on the mantle! VISIT “THE 01,1) HAHN" WHEHE THE QUALITY * PRICES ARE ALWAYS HKJHT! COX BERRYPOPPELL FURNITURE CO. HIM W. First St. Pit miv IHM7 I (IS N. I 1AUK STUDIO W E. P H O N E .'i7 R AFTER THE GAMES COME TO ANGEL'S AND MEET THE G A N G -------Hamburgers Hot Dogs Shrimp ENJOY • French FrlcH • Pie & Ice Cream • Cold OrinkH _ A N G E L 'S E A T . S H A C K 1 2503 BANCO UNCORD AVB. PH. 9 NO WHEN SCHOOL B EG IN S ... DRIVI CAREFULLY! P le a s u r e lim e is no tim e In r a c c id e n ts im d s u d d e n d e n til, b u t u n ln r * h in n tc ly t h i ll is i v I i c i i th e flr im s p e c te r w o r k s o v e r t im e . m t s s t* * * >wK*ai ■v w iih it week-end or holiday cominfl up. filmilies mid vacation put ties swarm the rniuls l» places nf recreation, traffic is entires ted, driving stnrn increased—und lltcn the fatal count begins. w Millions of flood, bud and indifferent drivers spmlinfl, cutting in. wenvinfl jflnoriufl the rules nf courtesy, elialleufliiifl traffic controls, provide the lethal inflredieuts for crasbinfl and killing. Add to this the potion of the drinking driver and the mixture is deadly, v.* *»■<**■ When you plan week-end driving he doubly cautious. T ry to avoid peak hours of travel and conflcsted routes, Start carl)’, return before or aftci ihc rush. Watch your driving, keen your temper, don't contest the riftht-ofway—and watch the other driver! . » ■w***-**(»/ Slow d ow n -tak e a little lonflcr and hrinfl your family home alive. BE EXTRA CAREFUL WHEN SCHOOL STARTS! SLOW m mm* :$Sk <'*■tM i ' S''r D O W N - L I V E S ARE IN YOUR HANDSI PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OK PUBLIC SAFETY BY HE w MAYFAIR INN A N D MAYFAIR INN-SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB ~ :i. 'i w *1'.v ’ « ft r f t ,* | ... t * , C h a s . . • ' v . i.„iv> ^ U-.i, jffriWifc.1'bB . > 4 G . A9»- A A c ir ic tn . o m tm M m ig r �. - : ' »,i . - •■ - ■ v '*'.!&' - ’ HAL BOYLE H-Bomb Is No Maginot Line : ■ ** : g Sine** the end nf Wurld W ar II, when It became apparent that the R h Im were de­ l;v ' termined to interfere with i»nr efforts to m hrliiK about a peaceful world, many A iu e riS* I * frflliK have lived in ita ill tiumidered atale nf Ir k -: •M|v* uptintintn. Iliilfi"! we ulo***ir i>"tiif.?' t.Ii - — ■ ii— to iL Our euemle.i did nut have the bomb and the dreadful nature id thin awfid weupun ninthft unlihelv that they would a ltm k uh When I lie ItmminiiH made d plain Had they had developed an atoam- homli llie Ih iile d .Staten was well on it m wav In I In­ d ention nf a hvdropeu homli. ho aw ful in it-. i t o d a y ’s m m . i : v i ;k s i -: I he .lewa were called a p c c u lia i peopli 'I hey were indeed They Were coo c io n s o| t il fath erh o o d •>1 la id W e a ll tim e a liotde heredity it yye c la im d i-" < ,'c l a la n d l.eio p c h ild re n ot the d ll 1 D '-!'"M I )«•• t!.l>crii]i.-l>' of lio d is w illi men and lie w ill dyvell w ith them, m id they sh a ll he h is people Jtev. 21 ;:t. The Sanford Herald r.il tt i ll l k i t r ii lit IIMIM r ii Hill* Mirpi hi riln i nrnl «ismint i t«»1«f !**%• *•»•*! Ne*» Irn r*. * h rlM iiit** III uti ><i I hmI n m n Ail M pMMUi I I ii > r« 1 rim I t *1411* | #lil» irtt Hi* fffi iiiiit «•(«««« i*i ~tl in 21 | it | m „t Hit ***1*1 tif Hi * ttf Unithi»*l„ I l**rti|ui, iimirt l It* i.r nf l rufiitprt* nf Hntrli !t I**hi • H i l l n u l l IN**, I ««.«.** n m l r u h l l O . t r < II I I I M : n M t N f l H M l Il ni i ii M ln u Idliiot I h i M IN I V tllM IX ll M N t l« t r l l * III* H unter, h H i l l i n ' i MIN l u l l * Mr * n r t l v r V.V *»*# i irr l* **»»* 11» **tt I In • I I'M, '!*«••* Miiiilln Nit ihniMt* nr.r | •i»i i i ini i.v n on *!• *11 t i M l i m t f Mnflrr*. n t n l * «•I fLrti iL* I rwolsi l|i*ts« . » . i fcullrrt nf rut n i/tlittnr nr lot fit* |tit|ni«» <«f mi-,... (uuil- Mill ».* rlMirMYil ltd nf in idm niltMlItlur , »i* tif|trtmrmini NufMiittilt t«* i.riiri <i ftnlrr, l«t% o»M ittr* f humiirr u N t h in t d. H i llfia h l It m fiifiitisfi h niftifn nf i f.« w ii.m i ........ , <f M aiiiltiird «ri.i a **«• • itJ*trIt h r u l l l i n l fir|ii«tt f|| |,» if** ,*•>* I..* •fitlriH uf ikii li«r |*nn| « i » n |ii l i . i t . i fi« i h i * la * it * |* ■ h * ■ Pujfe -I T ile s . A n ,/. l*fi l*> ------------------------------------T New Report On Women Presented w orld canno t depend fo r its s u r v iv a l on the protect ion of a M ajdaot line of n u c le a r He­ d e ls W in d one m an can d isc o v e r in a la h o ra to ry is lik e ly to he d isco ve re d by a n o th e r m an d' the second proceeds in le lh e e iillv and w ith d ilig e n ce . i liopr. I hi- dial o v « t , I lia l I tie lin n .■ a ii-a lly do have tile h yd ro p e n h o m li o i . iv h ave a lie n e fie ta l effe ct o i I lie m o ra le --I I In l o t w orld. It m av n il! us fro m o u r i n o ip l.ii roey aod aw aken iis to the fact that - loo I II loam slroiip The Itlissialis, It is ' mu have pulled eyen with ns in tile race I'll ile \ elo p m eld u| the livill'opell liolilll Hilt We d a le lint lei them pass OS We c a ll hope lor peace o n ly so loo,' as mn si leapt h is C le a t ennui'll to i-uiu luce I in- Kelts Hud I hey would lie likely In lose anv w ar Hull iv |l f v j Reds Subtle As Truck 1 Oil VC l u l l i n g ■T.-aled >s-t u|i *Va non fi<i iln m m i aeciitil itmlh.-s lumping min aiubitinus iltg In d chad man II .1 y i Hu pro|cil like making a playriMim llriu-i) id llu Km kwdl y|,imd.11 m ll..> b.’iM-mcut Ufli-ii it look' toring 1 n Pdl-iliiirgli 1 ) 1 - r al Ihe planning staite than Al New Voik - iln d ym o icll after you gel into it More things -bow llii' 'prim: Ml ismi [n r ,011 liiat ,irc in-eited keep ,io|ipinK up paid to -n li'l eshilul id malt I tie 1in.il eii'l eimld lie an aecu 11,.1 and 11111. i-"''s tin-y i-nidd ii'* 11LIII.. III01 III I'XpISI'I'S which llllglll have liis'ii unite a shock ll reali/ed before von gilt gullil! I his 1 -n't faring Iln- lullin' 11,1 ludtrHi linwi-vci Publisher' id "how in" honks sav satis hive -lonliti'd lo llie year .1. mi Hrkin elaiuis Dial about Ho p'r cent of tiie nation’s numenwiuirs now bandle paint Irrii'ht's, thal sates of paint anil wallpaper to them last veai rose to nround taw million dollars, ibal luiiilier and Iniililiiig supply imlii'irli*' sold if', billion ilolliirs worth of tlielr prn.l m-ls last year to home riistfnnors ,|„ professional ea .p -n l. Some power loot miirPifaeliirers puililers and Iniildei ■ say llial ball tlielr liuxim'SN Is now’Tin-re’s noire wink ho piof.-* done with amateurs- neiniud HO ‘-uiuut skill.d eiafl'inm loday iniltlou dollars worth last year Ilian Iln .-e eve. wa In 1 1 W'd 1 floor and wall liln sales to llie bam K Mi kin r11.111;1j{1111 Ime ami- class ate 1courted to have Inl id do d y11111 elf Jiow 11,1-y been III! million dollars will always In- on Iln- |uh the dislalf side Is bn*,nr these llolile llllkia.'i' i (rale In m dl days, loo yitool Mil million wiiuien 11111111I fin inal nal. anil lm Ihe are ie,niit.d making pail or .ill ol lidnn Unit (llnduecs lla in | Ipise Iheli own and Itn-lr children's engaged ill 1-1:1:011'. on tin- Iniiil il'.llos Sewing machine makers ciinlt-ml tl.ul uni'll ol this tvpe of .•stimuli- that Inline M'willg lius wink al hoine 1'iTI h»| bv llie increased three fold slni-e the war liioftn'iiiiiul anyway II pisl umilil tlitlnleil price* and higher labor mil lo- done ll tile man aboul ihe rosl.s may In- making Americans liini'i- didn't do ll more self icli.tiil or maybe they llie pnifi'ssioiial' add amulier find they like titling tilings for and pel haps eyiueil. n .io n Ini lliem- -Ives Tin* Hlissiatis bavi liercely op tuts,si lid' tiiildary li.-np with the W - tern Alii." Iliey have a slake in wauling A.lemnter defeatist I he Social Democrats have cam piii'iicd agaiii'l Aib-uan. t willi Ilnar giinn-id Ilint hi- plan for loiinng ElM' would make moflcalloii no rmssllili*. since Hii'sia could block il by li.ildiiig mi In East Herruany So E ln ’ and niilllcatiiili liccami­ ni.on i> in-' m llie Herman elec lions lliil liifmi- llo s'ij could make nine iiinv.- iiih-nded to lufliicnee Hu' W.-d lierinnus agalnxl Aden a.i.r, evetils (link Ihe play Irnm lliem In mid lime the East Her mails 1 loll'd ag.oiisl llie tiealttU'lll Ifiven tliein hv llie itiissians and llo'ii piipjM'ls m East (iermanv It was clear mdiee to the West Hermatus and to the world how they felt aboul their I'ommunlxt rim East Hen..... government Till* gave llie West un opportunity lo help the East Hermans and add to the Hiisslaiis' eiiiharraxsincnt. Shortly after tiie riots the United M a lt-i si at led sending 1A million d o llar' I n loud to Adenauer'* gov ernm rfil to dlstrllm le to liny East Herman* who would dai • Um Hns stalls bv going mill West Merlin for it. Man- dai-'-d The IfussiariH earlier were put imdi-r an addilinual embarraxi....nl wlieu this country asked lliem to let Hr. loud be sent Into East liennaliy Iliey refused rile West, of course, has a slake III Hu- oideiiu-e of Ihe Herman elec lions too since il wants Aihmaiier In win and gi-t ml.>the UIU' It the West Herman voters could lie in­ fluenced. llie food wouldn't lose votes for Ailruum-r Then H>e Ullilvd Stales. Krilaill and l-'rancf ltd Ihe Hiisslaiis an­ other bell They siigg.'siid tlielr foreign ministers sit down with ltii"ia's fureign iniliister to talk alioiil unification and free elections for all Hermans, East and West, to vlloose a single Herman governmeld Alter |he demonstration ol East liermun feeling showed in Hut riots, there didn't aeem much doubt that it Hie Eu ,1 Hermani could join with IMuse In the West In choosing a government, it wouldn't be a fttissinn puppet. Alter about three weeks the Hus slans sent a mile agreeing to such a conference but it wu* a futry kind of note and threw in various inilside issues. While the Western Pnyvi-fs were piltilillg ovrr il, So vid Premier Muleiiltov made a 'iH’ecli. lie said any unified Herman, would have to tie disarmed 'I lien llie Kusslaiis sent a sc-oml mile, which seemed a plain uckiiow-leitge infill that their fits! note showed either liasle or confusion Iliey *iiggesl<vl a conference on Herniany in six months This dan gled * vague hope nf something in front nf the Hermans Just before el.-cllun time while leaving Ihe lliisilan* free to wreck such a rniiferenre six months latte, if il wax ever held. In Ihe meantime, they said, there 'liinilil he a provisional government set up for all Herman* Made up how ’ A combination, Ihe Hiisslaiis said, it should be composed of llie East and West Herman parlia infills liui to the West so-rmans this East Herman Parliament, a erea tore of the (‘oiniminists. could hardly cluim to he representative ol the East (icemans will) had 111 e'tect repudiated It willi their riots This didn't sit well with Aden aoer's Christian lleilioerals or his eli-eliun opponents, Hie Social Item nerats Hut EDC and uniflealiun re num.'ll issues, fur Hussia warned midlfutluu was litiliossihle if West (ii-rmanv joint'll EDI'. Then flussia tried aiudher move, no duubt intended to serve a triple purpose: soften some West tier mans; molilfv the East Hermans, and bolster tfir sagging prestige ol Hie East Herman government Calling the Communist leaders of Hast Germany to Moscow, Husaia promised East Germany financial help and to frte a number of Her­ man primmer* still In Kussluti bunds since World War II f o r* POR ...%Jlpickup tittjwd&LnSb ptu>ne,a*v4Q0v*t' property owners ifbJlm Id 'a ^ ria m ^ ’in ... .......... 1 fr >+>t : t- f - j - w [ 1“ ‘" W j V S ffilr w J w ' cuHIng ,l> | ! . ^ d . - ^ p T a n t i S a i b i l f t t , rear of the propoftli'* have l.i.-n wa*n I happy until *he went around ||(11N, >!r;,(|fyfi|u looking like a walking tulip. The 'guod-wlR of these tax,mi Now what about the higher skirt-- ; (l|„ w,lt; ,„dte in recognilini: the thlr, year'' earlv need for the rehabilitation ,,f t'iare Potter ........ I Hie holiest Amerieau ilexignei' s-iys it will tiave an etti- i on I ;»• tiia...- ovei lien- "lin t not a unleli in \io .-rl eu a« el'cw hi-i-i," .tie said Skirl h-uttlhs liavt* ilnin-l at ways been liiglier 01 This eoiilitiV Hie rt-ason 1* pcrfl-etli siniliJe Atm-ciriih girls hove Hie l^.--t look mg legs in the world “ Mine Putter i* a devotee ol wlial, I discover is known us "'llie American lamk " Stu- says w0111.11 all over Hi.* world are more or iexs envious ol our la.lies and the wav they cun wear dollies Hence, In raising skirl lengths, Dior i.* not only reversing a trend, but (ailing in willi a prevailing (. -ml Hut she agri-..'d with Michfllc Murphy, rexeareh cunsiiltant for (1, Sanford'* sewers, p.irtle- nluiiv imrlli of Eli'iitli SI and east ,f MeHiaivill.- An* I* an exerll ,-mI , nt i-ol.iin.ililly 'p in t aiU^ .a diiidual ,,l m in.)"u lii .I amt lam fam lly ily unseiv uiiseil 1sIni'-- H I ' indeed appreciated Perry M Teenle ll'-sident Engltie.-r desigii -•< the Hrimklyn Museum about Hie effects Neither nl th.'in expect skirts tu lie eli-rated ir r i ii.ueli over here. 110 matter what broth.T Dior say* •The American woman Is preti> solid," Mine. Mir.-ptiy said "She doesn’t go In extreme*. II an. . tiling, there is a tendency amon® women lo buy uy what looks best .mi th.'in, regardless uf wliat happenv in Pari*' We curry I tie jir.iv.'.. jet imulel Hall R itiiil T i't n ii Ime esl on t tie m ir I d • llie I . uij T i . T e n n is -F Kiliiipm enl ll, lines \ vvV I V*'J H oIU hhI llic v rlc s ('ill-. SPORTING H* I* ■' f f " .'Kit K. F irst St. Ph. HHH O N A i 1$ A B IR T CAR D IA L I U SED CAR I. The traam sf Its* used <a. trap—Ihe best ef eu* lew-enlieute, lep-sjuulity irude-fn*. 1. Checked Rve ways—engine, tleednfl, tires, hruke*. eteilvlcnl system—nil must meet d*ld OMsmeMIe ilsnAnls. S. Cumpletely re*endiNened —Inside and out — by eur skllM OMsmeMIe meshenlss. 4. Recked by eur wHMen wurrunty and buslntlt repwlellen tee felr steeling. 1 . Cieerly marked—se yew ran’, ga wrang—by OMsmaMta’e fumeu* saal at used sat dependability and valua—fha Safety-Tailed Seal I Beet of all, our selretiou includes used "Hnekri" Engine Mre—next best buy to a new- Ohtsmubilel (kune la aud see—and yuu'U agree, , . Il'a smart lo deal with Oldamubilet r n .ii l School Term PHONE 148 ' I™:». ■ Mi4r 4r ---- SI , . Ft sv-i.rsrU^ * a: . m ste ; u f f lS S ? FOR ROYS AND (ilRUS Y O U R -j, havP alley strips reserved (or School T H I * I0 i Angst I wTwinvilie • In lids Maytair area, for esjinple, it apjmar* that the i ll, of Sanford does not, In all re In Hu''‘eur ........................ . Engineer Hoheil id If you’re looking for lop car value . . . here's a tipi stop ill anu look over our nuUtauding tiny*. Ami see. the PPi.l OhJsmobilr U r.N-ketlng to new highs in popularity—*« we’re getting mure and brlhr trailedn* than ever. Thai’s where , mi, the auiarl used ear sho|i|irr. eat. 1V 0 .1. ml a mat Moaey-saver . . . a N<j/e,i-7'eit«f ittnf n it! These ears aret offering again our Htudent rate of $6-00 vlirlou, Buy a Used Car that's Better 5 ! Ah I i i i h been our custom for many years we are 4atkm >X&A*w. the held personnel of Consulttn; ^ ^ A n d time to get your Gym Equipment U 6 IO KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON AT HOME! For the college nr prep school freshniun, away from home for the find time, » tying link with fumlly huhitH Im ho Important in wardlnir off ptiHHihle home-ftlcknetw. A per* fed link Ih a Hubacription In the Sanford Herald . . . a Hure way to keep them In touch with home! („ c T H IS LET T H E M tfrhmpupiwJL vw y llttte to do w ill bodice* .m l necklines A combination .,f war, polities and Ihe hard facts oi economics pul him in a pus 11ion where, today, tie can hand down His wnr.l that skirls are going t i p and they go up. The Second World War practical­ ly blanked out Pari* as t* style capital. If you've ever seen Hie price lugs oil tbc models m a “ col­ lection,” you have a rough idea what lliot 111. suit in terms of dol tars and Ereneh economy So they set nut hi regain the pre war position Dior, a very able guy willi the drawing board urn! a mouthful uf pins, was picked to spearhead the operation. French hackers gave Inin enough money so that he didn't have In worry whelh er his creations were im m ediulel) successful un the market The important thing was effect, sumethlng now and spectacular, and lie gave them that. lie took over where Viounel uud Paul Polret left off and the result was that when lie came out willi Hie "tu lip silhouette", madante laities It appear* that •llhourt'es, not sex, and dresses, not didoes in .till uiipcrmoxl in th.fr minds Well, this column today wan mu me t<> be about reactions to Kinsey, JAMES M A R LO W WASHINGTON i* The Ihmian* i n - iI-xi'i-cl.-d \|"-i l " l In make some wellsuin' mosslinn, In inllis-iu e llie We it (iermaii elec hoiii and perhaps try to mollify tin- Ku'l (iermatis I fis-y made il it was as delicate alul subtle us a truck In East Httinaiiv, run by Cum inuiiisl puppets id Moscow, are It, triillinu Hermans In West Hermany, whose (nidy elected govI hey hep III. crium-iil cooperutes with the mot. * are IH in ill i"ii (ioruiaus Hermans in Imlli sectluiis ysant llit*n i-iiiiiiiry unified Tiie Hussluns have balked al Wesleril Atlio.l aI tempi- to linlil! It aboul Hut Ihe piissiliillty makes nice bait fir the ll'issiaus to il.iiii-li- over Herniutis' In.nl' In We il (lirinany on Sept II there will In- ejertllilii tor Ibe new UniiiM-.tai!. the lowet liutise id Pal Ii iiiii -ii I I In- mam t-nnlehl is he is w it I I yM in i i tyv-i-n the t'hrlslian OeiniH-rals be.nli d Iiv l Itaiii'i'llot Knnn.il Ail • M 'tla l I'lrbH yVul rr __ t-11,un i and Hie Sm-iai Democrat' I n l n i h i :ib|p p u h lic ilv ciiu -'i'il til) cun I lie r nil will di i ide wlielhei Aih'iiuui-r eiiiitimies in otfice In i'if m en to iliu p pk-iii i fo r n H i lin y in- VMiil.lni' with llie West, lie has p e rl loll I " in " I K n iiip .-n ii tili-o -i W 'llll t h e ir gone mi far as in (nvor pulling Wi'-t tiicm aii' 111 Ihe European " iv i" I 'I it-s w lei t pii w i l l i t h e ir wi v es pint Di-ti-nse i "iiiuiiiiiily, a single west f.iirnpcan army which hasn't been l l i e y w " ii i co w i U i o i i I t h em . in the limit' away Imni tiieir lull' lac, Angcli-- has In-Ill a micci-S' I>11 show t liicago is pn-paiing for a similar mn- late in . 1. lober Tool inaniifacluii-rs. hardware -Ini.'s. Iniililiiig mal-.'iial -o ili-i lumberyard' and vnnoiis retail 'lores now look 11,1011 borne fixers le ria l* and I ihiI s a' a lliajni market KoIII.1 Ill aiillfac hirers have ‘Hils tn-ilil nliio.ig Anna n ans Is formed u nun profit orgatn/allmi a return to the wavs ol thi-.r an Home Improvement Survey Inc .-••'tors, m days wlieu you did II mart*.1,* I!!?" ." " "“I I >“>••'•'» h .came there was no u,a ironie mid hand Itools, n/.l a market 1 in.it"... lor abruslves. ..power k ■ 0 ,.k,. 1 1 J" p ‘1 lumber, 'Un­ til.1 what is Mils new I k -iii I do 1 on Hoc Kiti'cy'* new hook hit thu public print' Kline It is uliout miliiHi, anil ha' ilatl'lica amt tilings, >ou would l marine (hey would he lalkliut id iinHnrig else Mil- fine summer days That fust i t Do-It-Yourself Is Now Market rives, and plywood They will p.u Public Forum ■ ile fd ru e tlv e po w er that it a c t u a lly m a ile t l i e , To Ihe editor, it is ne*er am t*! to *av a time a to a m t>oiid« aeem p r im it iv e . T in a lead in I) word of thanks lo Dune peopli fty H E I.M A N M O W N Kum to show bow much wr know but If they waul dresses and Dior, the ra re fo r weapon* once lig n in im p a rte d who help one to do a difficult task t For II A l. H O Y I.E , about them here goe* — . of cimlrudlelorv purposes and al a fe e lin g o f s e c u r it y that was not based oil NKW YUKK - - Brace your­ A brief little announcement from Brother Dior, a* 1 understand It, selves. rn e u Here c o m i c * another Pads, a while back, about Dior's is an Interest!mi result nl uiiiin the some time to produce a sails sound ju d in n c n t . report on American women allium on the length of <kirl« *1111 ’•••“. i S S S T m Io' micIi A iani.-'t.awT i fa d •»f i tie matter ia that the- tree ” 'A".,h*-> . .n l; a»u, die repc.ru ih - iii. to be lupie A Minima Uir ' ^ v 1m n 1 SAM D A W S O N NEW VDIIK i.C tin ircsstiien art- ruing to give Itiorn more In-Ip III getting pop mil of ho .,Uppers and lido old clolln-s IiumIv .sjiriie lug up Mu' place Do It ymirsell isu‘| a fad any more It's a market, i-'limated In be grossing three lilllinu ilnllars a year Many cumpaiiles me now giving their prodiii'ls a going over in make them misi- altlaclive and ic.rtiil to tin* flume (isi rs and toil, by linkerers Many stores me planning active piniunttnii' nl ma '-,i .,■ ■ . ■ •:■*>'' ■ -k-'j �T H r, S A N F O R D H E R O D SuuaL £ jv m JL&. Tu m . 4ug IS. W 3 Fag* I Sl.iIt* I ’arm ! il'u ir iilH '* 1 ( d m . I r k I I I K i. P i m i , Ur*|» C•<11lit 'll 'I • i i h f im o n a lA f S S S ' \l" ......... •....... ... ... Founders Memory le n tu v i.. ii i r i u l sonic I inis' in K v jut *y.:ie I .,,1 w ith tie r m o th e r M rs \h on) M rs it k ll.ir d is o n •iii’* Mi ....... M r . i II Siki-s j iu I Hi i Inc m il Sheila Sikes of O rla n d o and M i's Jane M a r d x o ii ol I'llto n «. . le ll V sle id a s l..| N w S m y rn a IS i l l Here they plan lo spend .,,1 nt ,o M is |[ \ v H o p ie e h t o | d a n u h le r M iss lla r h a ia Hup i i hi Mien g t a lu ll I ,i 11 u hte r . M iss Vi i o l llu y d , and \tis > lle h e iv a .so n i l h a v, i. 'lu r i. / d Ir o in :i in <idti ■ v iie u lio n spent in D e m i'v It m i i Now Jersev and M a * v ic li u -e lls .Mis* r a i i i l y n D a t in g has a* h e r iiii's l M i* . H iJ u 'e ia lla t e h r r id lla in lii N r K or Ihe p .i*i tw o ve in s ihe v'lrls have h e rn roo m m u ll - it Duke P m r e r » ily M i- A I* Handy In i* n In riie d I.. I ■ lin .n e at MU W K m .1 Si a l l . ............ d in e Ihe past v e .ir w ill, he, ..... Ml M t.iid a I , a and h e l dan. id . , in I. .k s v .lle N , V'M . speu.Im u . ,*, . k at New iii .i lle a e li lln- I'lllo .v n ip i n ‘ in In i . I Hie J iu n o i M i** i 'o l. h a vi Mii . tio i n d lo Sanford the M issy Saudi i D .m n I ’ a l.y i o llm *. l i r a i v M a in S lm e e ip h e r lo ve e Jones D H tv W a lk e i lic it , • ( a *iu i. le a t.ii, Dane M ille r d c a ric lte K in M a rth a Owen. Ilo s c in u ry l i a r i a ro i l.n c h c lt. N ancy IIm in oid .le a iie lle < lev ela n d They , t.xpv I o il. .1 hv M lI- I VVulk.i and M r* A i l le y e ia u .l H IO N K '»"* ,la ' v" ' ,' k i»f A u g u s t, mt*nii»t»r* o f ha*t«*rn S ta r i i i a p t o r * a ll o v e r tin* cm m ir> i i i i -.’I t»» h im n r llic m c n io rv o i lio ii ‘ f t M o rris , the fo u n d e r »»««• ■**' * ' "*"■ b e fa u s e « f th e season o l the >', ' a r * I’ 1' " " W ednesday, A u g u st 1*01li Seim note C h a p te r N o 2 O KS w ill h a v. a p ic n ic in l l i t ■ O v ie d o D ark I .•>11 m e m b e r is in In m u a p ie iin h i ­ kel D rin k s w ill lie f iiin i'lie d v p ro g ra m l ' being a rra n g e d m lion or id H o h e rl M o rris A ll m a m ln r * are m u e d (>■ lin in ' th e ir fa m ily o r fr ie n d * Suppei w ill lie s ie v e d ut li nil p in \n v one d e s irln p ir a n s p o r la lm n • all M rs VV K H a llie s p ln n ir i;u“ » in l i.ics Mi m ill Mi^* \ S liia m lm j; s t are v .s ilm y M i- i ; i . m i l , l i n g \ p a r. m l* M, and M i* M c , | M i m ill M rs l II A rn o ld v l* ,| ed Ho* week ssn li M r* A rn o ld 's s is im . M rs. I. M T y re , c iirn n le to ih e ir lio in e m Kt M y e rs fro m I h 'u lt c s im v llle N r , w h e re they had s p . lil a ill,m ill's v a c a tio n \ m u M ill i co m plete m in k Maud In s tr u m e n ts At A c c e s s o rie s n u t vis n v itiv s — I i ill iie k iis — sn m i 1 11 sr ti< t:\iK m iiim ik s it BACK 10 Qalsuadatc S CII0 0 1 riK SD A V Ih e D u ll) 1 'r u lli l 'la s * w ill it n . 'i at Ihe V a lu e r lln lc t a t 1 t • p in * 'jr o | y n I 'a r v m s as le a c h , i The 'V * ' . A sjveeial m e e tin g o l Hi. V im i M lH er l ire le w ill he held m Ih. K lk s l lu ll at » IM p m V......... I.ers a re ..ru e d to a ll, m l M K O N K sD A k V a e a tln i. Ild .le Sell.m l .1 H.< I lis t lia p lls l (.'h u l. I. lo t ilo h l l . 'i , aye '1 M on 111. Iro n . '< mi id le n. •* Ih e D fa y e l M e e lin i S e iv o . . the > i r . l H a p ln l i I...... ... w ill be i'll! at H H (HI 1 li1 1 in,1 1 11,1 ■** M le e x e c u tiv e i .niH IM lIee o l lln 1 ru in in g D un., o l II.e K u * l II m lis t C h iire h w ill iiic c i d im Hu I 'r a v e f iiic c lln r s e rv ic e m Hie vhapel T ile D u p iie ite H r iih ’e • Inh w ill n .eel at Hie W o m an - i lu ll Seal M i- o liv e Am . A d a m s a senior m y w ill h e y in al .' (■ p m am i -h u l. i t u u r*e id K u io rv D m v e is lly pla y w ill s t a ll at ' mi ..'c lo c k i y i- .in n t Mi S a llfo id a l i o spend S e m in o le I ' h . p t . i No It OK* in II,e p.i»l lld e e m o lillis m N i m w ill h o ld lls a n im a l U n b e lt M o m V ", 1 r it v a lf llla l. ’d w ilh II,e 1'id lim it, i D ie s h y te lla ii llo s p d .il SI, ■ P m Anv m e m b e rs d e s irm e i, m . . ill lav here Tot tw o weeks he iH ir la llm i in ta c t M i* VV t I,n i . a v o ii' I , . H .ili’le,ll N i JI ., m es. p ti.in e I.ri2n ’t ill'U S D VV ..I* id A H ie il J o u rn e y w ill V u r a lln h H ilile S. In«,l at lln In ul lo k ilim ll. il Me ha* It.'io i 1 i i ' t H a p lis l i In .ii li l,,i , li l l i t l i ' ic e J t ill u in lim n '• la, III 12 , 'h ed lim n Hu- I l l .in u c M e n i.ir a 111 ia l I h , s p . lil and lias In ii m o il'll H u 1 J u n io r Mini liilr r n ir ili.il* lo Ho H a l i v Vi i i i .i lim n . i i . I 'in .i Kll>y|| A lllh IN '. m Ih I N W ill l l l l t ' l (' Mila Mu- K lr ^ l h v.p ii f i liiiiv h .«I V <n* Old .1 iu i; lil. , K a th y ol i Iilu iiiln a ____ A im / Bukur's M usical Instrument Shop ,, Miss C otuile I O in p lo li Is Hie I' o iis i ' i ,.1 's l In, | , io weeks ol M i** VVan.1.1 H a ll h tiiltliH * 1‘honr t I fti you hQ | I,VI 1I I lie ',.1,1,1 , I mi" I . , , t we--1el u p in l- II. 11 11,11111 VI 111,01 (.IS !l| I I I ’ li.lV V s : 1 , itieiyv S.'l.'i > I , lint .m l i i . I lo - In titl, | | l( l \ I I S 1> l.li, il, i p n u lv , lo o p s , n w lo m . il i. lo ll/ l'll. / I |ip . I V I o o l . le i it lo o t deep le i o w l o l. lv .n il l.u tc p o il.e lv , s ' I lliw o ' I 'IS ( .le v w id e Sun I,. " . . e l l s | '•! p a n I1 Hi The K t r * l H a p lis l i lu n c h t I....... 11 h filtl re h e a r* I ,d 7 t'. o u t Ih e J u n lu r H r.d h .o li.m .l w ill m eet a l th e h ir s t H i.p t,* l i l. m . i. al I JO t. m T h p ( ila d iu ll l i n i n ' No 1’iW w ill hold Its ri'Uulai ......tillv llieel,HU al 1 JO p m ill the W oodm en f la il mi S D ark Av l'h e *e meet lm '( are held I I , ' lo u r lli H im day o l each III.m il, C L u § t 0 't l t i i IZ MEN S l i A S ’1 I I K S I o & aazm . W E A i-Ruum: s \ NI ( 11(11 M>s M I M o rris Inis re tu rn e d I,m u a >eek's v a c a tio n s in 'iil ll, M ia m i w ith I,ei d a u i'h li'i M r* VV II RIT Z , I.AST TIMK TODAY ™ JANE ^ \1 K D S S f .lL fA A U lltH A *i /V] U N H O ii mini urn ^Gentlemen l B tfr \ riluullslw detuiUd repurls ol iimnl Cniivi'iitlnn id Ihe Supreme Kuresl VV'oodm'ii's Cirri ' held in (.'llicuiiu July 21)21 win Ihe main puilil of interest al a social until criiiK ul Ihe HI ollnli drove No 2i>7, Sanford, and the Myrtle d.-nvc No 2tiM. llrlando, held recenlly al Ihe home, of Mi** Cert rude Vinton, 3ftJ3 W Kir si SI An udvniiecd Iralnlnu course was offered for field workers mid ills I rid fiiimaucrs ut Ihe .Slierinari Hotel In Chicnno which Miss Vin Im; alien,led Those ladies piescut at Ihe meet Inn were ihe Mines lim e Slat ford, llealriee Alford. Mnhcl Dees. Marcella llenlum. Sally Derail,,, Myrtle Kpntkmaii liwendulyo Cal es, l)e*sii. Kioy, Merle h'lel.ls Maxine D'Dniiocll. I.aura l.ueius, Mue K f'lnder, ami U. It. Mere­ dith Also the Misses l.aura (am Driu ers, lluhhie links, and Cerirmle Viniiig Blondes M ajor Crash OKLAHOMA CITY y * * le r * 'n y . T h e tru c k driver M rs | Ilia n V n k e l y I,a- I, It h i h u t , >nnh N V w lie le she w ill spend a l, 'ill i.vn tilu n th s w ill, h c i sun in law and d a n y h li , M r am i .Mrs M i. l,act D u y a n She accum n .w ill'd M * H iy a n D u n n .d ly, M r* N e ttle V rm m and VD*s .feanne D o n n e ll) who had I,ecu v is llin y h e re w ill, ,1 I V e riu m m Wash in iiliili. I* * K n ro u le Hu y also v is ite d m C u m m e rie and l l . n l w i l l l.a Who's Nuts? Joanne Williams Given Unique Party ! '.mr .Saturday a fle rn u o o M is .1 M T h o m p so n and M rs .1 K C raw f o ld o f l.a k e M a ry e n te rta in e d <1 ih e Im m e o l Ih e fo rm e r. Im no rm n M iss lo a n in ' W illia m s , im in d a i lu id e t i e d N w im m in y a m i l« i.,l Inn w e re c n jn y c d hv the yu e sls suffered Venn M, si*i, ; a D V I l l l i IV XI C H IN A J O H N S K P T ti M il t ilt lliwiiv Aii KvmiiiK Of KnU*rlaiium*nt Music By PAUL CASKEY o.Ki his PEER GENTS 2 WITH VIN! i: M IN K I.U AND Ills ACCOHIHON BAM.RT t • TUMBLING BAU.KKINA SCHOOL OF ••• ■ .'. • M IX E D IHtINKS TO YOUR PLEASURE • CHICKEN — STEAK — find SEA EOOl) D INNERS SPECIALIZING IN r " S^ M ■ Phona 1724 M M •*/* • .. .. . y,s', '•■ v- »•(* • il l * n i* ip f i «i •«# '* V '. ’ Mialel I Iti 41wl u|J MiipniliK-nl nilw i|i|n(c New 1953 PHILCO Dairy Bar Refrigerator C'itud Tor lU to u lr Hint inn In Dairy K.hhU uliirnae by tha American Dairy A omo. mliur, . . unTv I'liUcu M«frt|»ral.,m giva you lln, Award wlniiii.K Dairy liar, with liimmuy Ctnawe Keeper, llu i i. i K(n>|wr unit »tieiv„« for uunrl milk laitIlea’ . .■ /,' Open Seven Days Weekly 10:0(1 A. M. Hi 2:00 A. M. • , ••• Lit i iplii hv ntihd Nfttillllfll .Silvi'f f III|I|D1MY III l llllilllH '“llyir^t (Hid I -(‘ii I pul h r I liill v h o i I (i ll I lK ii ( l)S*l Willi I hr (Mill Ii .im* n| ,i ir i 'I Jilur 1 K X T ftA iidw Mhllt o PHILCO M1 ASY OUT" IC E C U B E T R A Y C O U P O N NAMI. AUOMtt- E A S Y TER M S f h i d l e J uNerl N « m a i l o r Wwi# arJett, FwthilJtmn. PI E Muslim| I|u i/ Nightly Nuvtrr A Cover nr Minimum Churifu . ,•f.v t • • J Commercial A Oak f ANY old liM(»I* Ih1 I ii(kil« tl ujln (llfit ,'K tvil It •■ m*|»v•ii' AND ORtiN PIIKLPS ON THK TRUMPET. HATON PIZZA % 11*'<I (ill fIn1 I1!.i *\ I in! |i vi*i Hid •■111 y(iltii (il|| lull -il/r i tihep)1 Ilia 11 H2— J uki Hmilli Ilf Del.and InvileK You To 2 TO 5 P.M. ■ c o u p o n b o io w ) T HE A L O H A 10 TO 12 A.M.—2 TO S P.M. ACROBATIC { w ifh S A N ItS KKCISTHATION • ICE C U B E T R A Y ,4 2 -ts V alu e -fo r o n ly flu mix,..,which ..fieri rencli height y ' 1* • ouv SANFORD • O R L A N D O Jean WilMin. START THEM DANCINii TOO . . TAP P H ILC C “ALADDIN AND MIS LAMP” TIM E FOR SACK TO SCHOOL • g e t t h is T U N K J IT .W K D N K S D A Y T hose 1iiv i l c l In lie w ill, the honoree w e re M in e s Hen Aus tin . O e o ru e C lin p in u u . W ade d a i n c r J r . S la o le y H o cke y, and II it sey llr u lo tnaxhc.1 fool of 100 feet, hvlung to the same T|y* mnlnr vkonlrr driver was family ns grass, oat and wheut. not hurt. According to old records, Spanish 9 1 Jiivi al sunset the hnstcst.cn icrvpil refreshinenls on the p.,ieh overliMiklnn Ihe lake when1 all mliihl wulcli Ihe pauarama ..I chuouim! colors a IIU N T IN C r n N VV Va AV C ln c f D e p u ty i u n iily C le rk l.e n Kux is n 't e e r la ltl who's lu lls Ihesp days He sanI he |m l s m ile h lr k iil'y m ils l.w Ihe si p m le ts on Ihe f iiu r lh o iis p la w n , o n ly lo fin d K iu w n men g a lln r m y Hu m up and p u llin g lln in in th e ir p ockets (V Also Ihe Misses Harhnra chap man. Annu Corley, Ixahelle Kurus Iruek worth, Doiioii lam Harper. Carolyn slope eol Hudson. Shirley Mnrehead .mil loaded willi einhl tons of tided with a small motor scooter llni v, v W INN S TV & RADIO 3011 Bant F irs t Street Plume 417 �A- Card: Fin:!!'; Win in Daytona Beach; DeLand Plays Twin Bill Here Tonight MV KENT CIIBTLAIN It took nil senium nntl the final game, almost postponed by mucky Conditions, before the Sanford Cuiilliinl* won tlioir first game In City island 4‘nrk nt Daytona llrnrh loot night from the Islets, fi-4, It was • big night for the ilidihcrntr working Ernie I’almlerl ns not only did ha have the distinction of tiring Hanford’s only fllnger to win In Dnytoos, but "Barnett Ernie" notched* " W liVfraite by n (mint In 37(1 while ..Jd . . L ; hMiUw lin 'i <iartr!l RRverlhnrno climbed from 301 to hJi HI *0*in ulm* 304 Bill Wally clouted the other hDine u i.iu .0 r.’m' 'rh'.i firJt Sn ir base hit by Hntilord In the ten »nr «.!. li1 thU1 «i?r«an *lxlh. h*s l3,h double of the year. KJJJJUsnfnix!nlnv.” Mavtnna **■a „Irtfonaril In .hits since Sanford, ploys Daytona, l(tnil l)vdrove, h. , . lhI Mil) run on doublehender here Saturday night lit the last mntch between these two clubs. The fifth place Cardinals, a fraction of a percentage point mil n j | Tha re. scheduled Yowcll-Touch-* optimistic over the rhancea of ten Fr— Night wilt finally bo 11 n or** gate standard in nlayed tomorrow night when Lake* | srtiinv 1 FSI. "if the weather holdi land tilnvs Hanford In the Memo* the 1 rial Htadlum. weather permitting, i u' n ,M The game wu* origlnallv slated that Is. Over 8,000 free ducats for this bargain night affair have for 1 Inst Tuesday between Hanford l.ceslnmr. but It was ruined been passed over the counters of and 1 Tourhton's Drug Store and out 1 and rescheduled for tomorrow with lakeland. YowcU'a Department Store in the night 1 Fans will not he charged for oast week and a half with more tic k e ts obtained » t either 7 owe|ls still being renueated. and Touchton's. however, tlekets Moth W. V. Bitting, owner of jat the irnle will lie thr tegular Tourhton's, and Jack llall, man­ price _________ ager of Yowell'a ara hoping to establish a new Florida State 6 $ W 1 W w 1 1 *tii LUNIK I’A I.M ILIII . . . Wins His 1Hits (inmr here In n twin mil this evening starting til pm Manager ,1 r ftunn h i nottllDated John "Ibibu" Hullivaii, winner of lliree its against pu ile festi, ami Harry Mein (14) or Paul Corhett (0 3) for this even­ ing's pitching assignments The Red Hats left a sour taste In ihr mouths of Sanford's players and fandom alike liy handing the locals a twin sethark here only last Sat­ urday night Tnnmrrnw night will he the ais Ynweli - Touihlon Free light game at the Memorial Hladluni when Lakeland plays the home standing Cardinals al IsM p.m, It will he gain only If Jt»ll«r Pluvlut grants reason •Me weather. Last night the Cardinals used 11 hits snd the nine hit burling of Palmier! to srore n fl-4 victory. Price Westbrook aliened the unme With a doub'g, whlelbjilght nave been a Iriph had he not fallen down. Westbrook re Injured Ms, not yel healed, broken ankle for the third lime since his return tu the lineup and was lifted fur a pinch runner—Tony Barone The fiuilllnjf little seeund saeker nipt plied by lacing out two hits boost­ ing his average from 230 lo 234 Tlnlli lllll Hllvcrlltorne and Tommy "Walmn" Leonard Joimid Barone In driving out u pair of blnglci. Leonard elevated his R FREE! . . Wllh Inst night's doubles by Weslhmok nnd Unity. Sanford now lias nine more two baggers limn Inst year’s Seminole Blues snd 10 mure triples . . . However, Hie Hines hit 47 more home rims, or Hi more estrn hare hits s tv r iiiiii h i i< o t tVf'Niltr<it»li, If 1 1 H o h u '.m \ Hi l i j l Hailv, ait j I o | i.rfitiufti i r ir % 1 a a t H ififii Sl»„ *>t I n J n 11.4rr Im. r t i l l rtllvm lh o r nt* t f a 1 3 •• llrtiKillfl. II* 3 Ilf f Fluin11nlin, n-i !» if '1 i i * i i imif i i ii a i i T mI» U IlntlnNN lUmlk 41 Ml II II 3T fl FREE! Half Dozen PerHonallzed Pencils W IT H E V E R Y M IN IM U M P U R C H A S E O F ll.n o W O R T H O F SC H O O L S U P P L IE S . BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS! HI tide ns (2 H I iij i ) l» c Ertrh Hindum (.1 R in g ) 3»c Each O ruiinlxar* 16c Each R ing Hinder F ille r*— I Be Each or 2 F o r 16 (4 0 H hndn) ('oniptmllinn Ibuikx— 12 1) I ' iir c idc Unntpimlllnn Boukit— Mill Page 16c Penclld (Two UradM) 26c Do*.— 16c T«l«fhon« 147 I Robertson Hurls VC-9 Electronics To 8-6 Victory Vi'-l* Klretronlrs finally sandwlrhed in a earne lu-lwi'en ruins vcstcnlsv In (In' Hanflv. League at I lie Hanfoid Naval A iisiHarv Air Hlation, Their long wail was well rewarded for the Electronics pounded out a H il win over NAAH HceurlLV. Evan Itoberlson was the big man in yeslerdav’s triumph, burl­ ing neat Ihree-hll bull, fntmlnr l<) while Muslim.' out u trlnb' uud single. Louis Dalrvtuide helped cut too, drilling a homei mid double while dene Hnavelv wus moulding out Vwo triples. J, (J, Kdwmds alisorl.ed the Inss yielding .even bits and whiff­ ing lust two. C. It. Hunt slopped two double* for the losers. NAAH Administration was slated to plav VC-ll Electronics this afternoon, that Is of course If the rain holds up long rmouth. The loon leading FAHRON Oneratlous mid NAAH Heeurltv are scheduled to battlo each other lomiirriiw afternoim. NAAH Hrrurilv 102 I I I —A VC-ll Elertronlrs 104 l l l - H Winner Robertson. Loser— Ed­ ward*. HR — Dalrynipln. HO — Roliertson II), Edwards 2. Sonfly Standings tv. I.. 1*1-1. « r A M U IN’ H|'S 1 >1 1(1(10 V C .II K le v ls I II 1 no n N -t-ttr H n i'u iH v i i aoti N A A S Minx In is I l nan N A A H A lls n | non NAAU 11|>» II J line Mp s i i I I s V r s I s r U a r V f’ -S H l r i 'l * S. N A A S Hix u r lt y S (K lu f T s S a r N A A H A ils v*. V i'- ll K i w i * U s u is T a m a r r s w K A H IIU N lip s vs N A A H H c r t ir lly Wedaeadsy Why take " than a Packard-built car? 1 ing. Fool ball practice Is already In full awing al Seminole III. — (Photo by Cog.) Looking over the fmdhnlt ripilpmrnl for Ihr Seminole High School team lo Ituhson's Sporting ( I imm I s Store are left to right: Coach Fred (Innas, Holier! (ionislrr, Harry Itohson and Coach Billy Flem­ New Smyrna Tides Magnolia Aviv CHATTANOOfiA OP) — Hard lurk pitcher? Jim Pearce of the Chattanooga Lookouts has a pret­ ty good claim to that title. The fl-fl righthander lost five of Ida fln t seven decisions since being sent down tu the Class AA Southern Association team from the Washington Senators In midseason. In each of hla tosses the Look­ outs didn't score a run for him. He went the route four times, losing 1-0, 1-0, D-n and 6*0. In thn fifth ratlin he was behind tbO when taken out. 14 liiillxr. if r> l l I llurNov. If S I » I) HHloh*. 21* | 3 r. 3 (’unlit*. r ♦ I * I. 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Mktif iiitnlcl 2. t, MM Ilk Mlh Imumt I H i I mh-ri 3, tilfiiiit I, Ihi .Mlh liftni)i n in ti innI h f« i uftm, Hkoitii 2 In 2 hii»Ii*>(a ft rutm lllll* - HkiirupNlit <HnhnlM ‘ > II I»«7vy I* .Mile Honor H -W li liiiitNim, Toniiiff FREE! Jim Pearce Earns Hard Luck Label 4 •Aj The Sports Register By K ENT CHETI.AIN ATTENTION rF.TK.lt HCIIA AL: Those alert Hanford baseball fans hove detected a »light error In your most comprehensive Florida State League rfrmd bunk . . . Hosetnurv folium, one of tills City's more astute baseball students, aueationni us concerning tha date Ed Lew hit three consecutive homers In u game Imck In 1050. We had written It was May 22, lUBO. when Hanford played in Lershuru . . . Rosemary diffeicd saving Lew hit his three In flavtooa up the following day, having hit only ono In Leesburg on May 22, 1UB0 . . , Then Weld, -lupus unit C. R. Dawson told us that Tom Bolt also agreed with Rosemary because-ha saw tha game In Daygona when Levy powered till re into the Hallfag River. Our fit <t Institute wan tu show Rosemary wrong in the Hchaal record hook . . . It distinctly showed that Luvy clouted three homers In one game at Leesburg mi May 22, 1QB0 . . . However, Uosemury Insisted that Levy hit them In Duytona and asked If we wouldn't dig out the Hanford Hertdd's covering those two games . . . By eherking the H«sn)il fm. May 23, lUfil), we found her to by correct . . . . Levy Rooter Moves Mountain To See Baseball Game VALLE CRUCIH (fP) — Hen Ward, r»7. a wealthy mountaineer, loves baseball. He lovra it so much be paid lin.000 tu have a mountain peak removed lo make Ii baseball diamond on this Tennl'akru border town In the Smokies. Wanl bought a hulldoser which leveled Hie 8,1041 foot peak, Tha tlmu consumed was 3,000 bulldeirr hours. The altitude here plays optical tricks. Outfielders wllh nothing to Judge the height and speed of the ball esrout the small grnndstcnd, sometimes chargu In for a drivn and then ruefullv welch it sail 10 feet overhead. On fielders aia warv also of eliu.log line sma.-hes that fall near this fence—^ 4 V* feet high and of the picket tvuu. Behind the short fence Is a quarter of a mile drop to a river below. (Except Sunday) Mntinecfl Every Wea Australian Totalizator HOLLER MOTOR SALES I1AHEHAM, a a iE D E L K CARDINALS THIS WEEK flame Tonight Hanford at Daytona CJ) (lame Tuesday DeLand at HANFORD CJ) (lame Wednesday Lakeland nt HANFORD ( Ynwell-Tourhton) (Free Night) (lame Thursday Hanford at Jax Beach (lane Friday Hanford at Cocoa tiaaae Saturday Daytona at HANFORD (2) t!asss> Sunday Hanford a l Orlando (2) (lams Monday Leesburg at HANFORD (2) (End of Reason) OWNERS! Owtiorn of Kirbys with .serial numbora 1117(ir> or 2 l(lt’)ti;i Art; untitled to milmtantial canb pri/u.tf If you are the lucky owner, please phono Orlando 2-0220 by Aug, 2fi, rod of the contest, nr rnntnet a. Ctillum I’etfr Hchaal C. R. i/a'*'uat i'aol I'esobl hit one In Leesburg on May -d . . . n Hanford player named Muruliy hit another nnd Floyd Clift slammed another for Leesburg . . . Thn May 21th Issue of the llunld, covering the Mbv 2!trd game at Diytuna, revealed Hint Levy smushed three in Davtomi. Hii we would Ilka to submit this eorreciiou for th« Hchaal record book of the future. • • Today's Standings Take it eaay panning school», Hu sura to hcctl instructions, Pleano don't neglect-----But help protect-----Our little tax deductions. Catcher Boy Campanella of th« Dodgers was the first hitter In Urn The bowling season Is getting underway ’ In full awing at the majors lo drlvo homo 100 runa Hanford Bowling Alleyi . . . In the procea* nf complete renovation Utjs season. under the able guidance nf Proprietor Bill Hartwlck, the Hanford Bowling Alieva will he as modern as any bowling palace In Central Florida within the neat year . . , The Navy League has already begun and the City League Is Just about set to rommnnrn uuothar season . , , Paul Pesotd assures us that the competition will he keener this year with ievrral new teams and a larger group of new players . . . Paul is another year older, .too, nnd Im may lose hi* title of "Klngflsh" this year. * 100!) N. Mills, Orlnndn, Flo. » The rivalry l>etwi<rn Del-and and Hanford last Hnturduv night leached n high pitch . . . Jack Cade, who battling wllh Tommy Leonard lor the butting I It hi this year, shouted to hi* pitcher Bill Blodgett —to hit Leonard lit the head as Tommy eaum up to bat . . . The pesky Hanford flychaser, slightly enraged nt Cade's remark, promptly waved ('ado In fur u built shouting hack, "Come on, 'I'll iilnst your head off." . . . Needless to say, Cade dropped back several steps. Dig Robert Newsom, the largest man on Hemlrude High .School’s gridiron squad Inst year, reported yesterday weighing to a trim 2<’«i pounds. . . , This represented a bias of 20 pounds for the giant ll-foot-3 tackle , . . Manager J, C. Dunn neads only five morn homnra to equal Chuck Alma's 25 t dal of laat year • • . Cocoa's "One-Mantiling" and skipper llama Itowvll in through for the season . . . Hama broke hla finger last Saturday night . . . lie hail 127 RBI's ami needed only 1.3 morn to t|c Buddy Lake’s FHL record of 140 . . With Buck Bar due and Dunn nearly 20 away from l-ake'u mark, It appears likely that the IU4II record will stand another season. • KIKOY DIMTH. CO. * Andrew Carraway Agency PHONE 124 114 NORTH PAI4K "Iniuftnep Plus Hervlre" Sea Tha Naw 1953 Buick 4-Door Sedan Which We Can Deliver In Sanford For P H O N E 417 FR A N C H IS ED F V W L I N E D EA LER •- m otors * tv A il, . _ *...... ...... ........... —n A D io —R K y R i a s o A t o e a —o a n o ram n e h a | ro a a n d ath coN nm oN K w �Back To School Two Weeks Aw ay! Old Books, Clothes Or A Bike To Sell? BRAILEY O D H A M USED CARS A ve. l.W ii S ( . & • . I.. Reds Ey/1To toos As Lamp Shades . \ | f M f i. s ( c r , M > rE . .Ml flnum'lni; litmilU-d t tiroil);h tncnl luinLs. 'T l.in k ra lrv * * ir tuu I ’ AN M UNJO . in on r*" Ml iiisiinince luneliusi-d front ym ir ln-stitiimr niient. HERALD WANT ADS For Result n •II **nnl FOR SALK-r.RIH’KRY STORK And meat market. Rood location Establlshml many year* Owner rellrinR due to age 1'omplrte go Culli-n, Associate No. 8 Hrumloy Ing business Including all storks Pulcstnn Rlijit. Phone g3!3 and fixture* for 83.009. which l« lets than cost of fixture* alnnrKLAL F A T ATE WANTED - 4 For Information. Phone t il, or WiT l T'A Y 854)0 down for" 3 bed■vrlle W ft. Dul’rre 113 Palroom hrnnr not over 85,000. melln Ave., Sanford, Fla. Pleaie call ^ j j . ■r—- ? - a SALESMAN—Produce, established ARTICLE* FOB BALL business CinhI opportunity Rox J. K.. c<o The Sanford llerabl Y o u r TUPPER17ARE *)c«ler Gladys Somcthy Plume 17M It 14S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S - 1 4 fioAT H li.K : R. n_ ^^1*1. 8.' San­ IF YOU HAVE SOM El (UNO TO ford Avu. Phone 718W3. SELL and art In • hurry to m Q It, let the classified advertising New Folding rot* 15.98 e» department nf THE SANFORD •oiu- 8a Pairl 82 51) gal HERALD prove Its ability aa *r ARMY NAVY SURPLUS efficient salea medium. lltl Sanford Ave. Phone 1321 JA IiO U SIER ~ MOBILE HOMER Ufettme Aluminum — Free M U 15 ft to 41 (t , priced from 11270 mates. Free Installation—Telv up. We have 3 now Schtill mod hono 1425 F u rn ltu r* CeoUr, els. a1»o TOUR IT, YELLOW18 W. First STONE, NASHUA, RICHARD SON, ALUM O ROOM * ALUM­ irn E A D E R SERVICE. Lime and Dolomite and Fertiliser F a rlU lu r. PI----Phonw INUM AWNINGS. 1383 M. David E. Carpenter, East side Trails- r Sates Palalka, Fla H A VE your lawn mowed hy Jerry FOR T IIK RKST buy* In real rv late k v l> llarkcv, Realtor, M. P H O N E 148 W a n t I I I* Mill h r arrrptrri a r r r Ibr T r lr o h n a r m amar a n riant c h a t s * I t r a n r a n a * I* Ual«a la I b r I t l r r b H * h «nh . In r r l u r n fa r Ibla a r r t a i n i i t a l l a a I b r a a * r - t i l a r r la t a v r r l r i l |» put nru m *l||. l a arrive fu r a a l a r a a i l r r I b r h r a l im aatblr * * n l r r all *%m i l t i l * rniinl h r In niir n l f l r r mi f h r Mat b r l u r r a u h l l ratlna P l r a » e a n t l l r n< Inin ier ilalel * If MB r r r a r n r r a r i l a l a a r ail. \*> r n n a n l h i i r a R a m l k l r tin m n r r I h n a l i a r In r H rr rv I 1I n a r rllab. sifl I I‘4 f Pi l * a r l i a r naaar r a l r aa 1 *• i n n l i a r * n U l a a r r n a r r j* 1 t. 18 Pt. 28 PI. l i a r l i a r * a m r r a l r aa l b * a K a r a itrrt laari IIP i. l i a r l i a r a a i a r r a l r aa n rillaary ” O a r l i a r aaaar r a l r a a I l i a l l a r a nrrila arr irar. f ,FOR RENT -1 B E L A H A Apartments l i t W. First Sheet f'tmno 49bW BOLLAWAY AN D BA BY IIE OS Oly week ot month — Tot. 1125 Furniture Canter, 11B W. First u>NE ROOM efficiency apt. suit able for working -nnpio Ideally located i.rosa from Post Office. Private bath. Innuiro Manuel I " i- h;..-..*'- vcpl. store. LAKE FRONT Duplex- 3 RR Fur If Desired. ** ml* from NAS | Children welcmne >1. A. Cainer un. Lake Charm Dr., Oviedo: Ph 47QI or 4533. _ • BR hnuta. 1810 W. 3rd. Partly ft*'. Sea Turn Culberhvuse, 1710 W .lrd ._____ a t HUTCHISON ncoan front apartrnfnta at Daytona Reach. Tel. MIJ _______ _ fUR . Apartment*, couples, too N. Linrc' 1 ONB ROOM rur efficiency Apts Utltlt.es panly furnished Coup les nr singles only. 417 W. lit. UNFURNISHED Apis See ~Mrs Warren, i ! " W *lh SI NEW fotmsncd Apt on New Smy rna Ik-ach Sleeps six. Call KI3 ur I2D5 M. FURNISHED 2 room Apt. Adult* only. 208 S. Laiirit Ave F u r n is h e d Garage apt Palm Imeltn ‘ Ave * a* m 112 Elm. Phnne 1787 W. ONB APARTMENT Dup|tg. m i Park Ave. Apply within. UPSTAIRS Apartment—3 room* and bath Utilities furnished. 600 Palmetto. laird Phone ll. i t J CONCRETE Steps, stepping slow*, grease traps, septic tanks, win­ CALL us about mir Credit Plan. dow *111* i llnte'-. Miracle Con­ Painting, Repairing Remodel crete Co., 309 Elm A»e, Phono ing. 1333 Ti«l ’f-irnelt Tel 118/ W *’ IANt)8—Organs, R.ind inslru- Ht 2. Rox 70 !» inrnt*. (J 111 I a r s, nceordlans, AI.L TYPES Itnlldnier work, nea Drums Convenient Terms aonablo Rates Frrn estimate! Street Musk till N Orange, Or­ Phone 2221 V. C. liraei-y lando PLUM BIN II 1 HEIFER Jersey and (iurn.iey Conirart and repair wrrk. Free Plume IIII4-M, Alfrtsl Erlcson estimate* It. L. Harvey. 104 Sanford Avo Phone 1828. DOURLE Maplt- Wardrobe Full lenfilh mirror In each door. Hood NEW FLOORS surfaced to per condition, 830. 2209 Magnolia fcrtlon Old floor* made like Ave new. Finishing, cleaning and waxing, also portable power plant UPRIGHT piano in excellent con Serving Seminole County since dlllnn Used hy piano teacher 1825. It M. Gleason. Laae Mery who I* leaving town Call 170*1 M KEEP YOUR lot* clean, Heavi duty mowing - clearing, r.ran NOW IN HTfM’K ing shell driveways, "itatitm fiinmng DeWitl Hunter A Son Conmte Benches, mnerete I’h. M$W. window sills, concrete window lintels, urease traps and build VEI.IJ4 m ill,LED , Pump* Irtvlall Ing of all kind*. id, any sire. M. tl, Hodges. Ph 1551 M-40 or 128 KHF.KMAN CONCRETE s PIPE CO. ... CARPENTER WORE For quick repair Jobs, or amell Phone* IM I, m i bttlKIng, Cal! Jim 1142 M-4. ONE 3000 gal pressure lank 125 ORLANDO Morning BenUnel, Orhorsepower It PM 3479 Phase 3 SUr' C,n a -,0 “ 220 Volt Phone- 2231 R*7- *1“ J MOVING , Local A long ONE — 1950 Roper Gil* Range distance CAI.I. II. Storage Large sljr new never been u* and crating IV. A. ADAMS. cd Sell Reasonable Phone torn t.AWN MOWERS sharpened. RlSCHOOL IIESKK— rvcles rupalred. Shuman'*, 550 EINISIIEII AM) UNFINISHED K. 4th St. FURNITURE CENTER OAKI.AWN 118 W 1st. Phone 1425 Seminole County'* only ptrnelonl 2—SHOW CASKS, 80 Inches, glass rare t'cmelery. tlnslness ofliees tin N. PARK, PHONE 1129 lop*; 1-72 inch wrapping desk Phone 772 REMflDEI.lNG, reiialrmg. ashes tn« siding, roofing, painting, MAGIC CHEF Gas Range Phone Free estimate* No down pay 1803 after It 00 p. m. mcnls, 38 month* In pay. Llrrn seil cnnlrartor. If, J. Finch. 818 ALMA TRAILER Nlrely Furnish Mellonvilw Avn , Phone B8W . cd, Screen porch iV’ e Ohlaner, Sanlandn Trailer Park, 9 mile* L. t 81 LI— Plana Technician south of Sanford. Phane 811.W. Rout* I. Sanford > ROOM Furnished apt. down- UNDERWOOD typerwrlter. Stand TRUCK TO RENT italra. Phono 724-M. ard earrlagp Late model Phone If you have a truck tn rent you 834 Eiiwln varn. shnuld list this service In Ihe 'URNISHED 2 room apt., upatalr*. special service* nf Ihe Sanford 'rlvate bath- 830, 417 W. llfh LATE MODEL G K. Wringer type llernld We have had inqulrli-* washing machine Automatic a* In who rents truck*. 3—REALESTATE FOR RALE-3 pump and purl ahie tub. tno.no LAWN MOWING CHEAP Also Davenport and Chair set, *25. I BATH .1 BEDROOMS See at 2401 Slovens Ave In Wyn Free estimate*, Call 705 11 H o m e conveniently located to newood. Phone I7IW J schools, churches, ami stores, i Nice neighborhood tin,500, Mnehine KEYS MADE WHILE Portable Sewing 5 Rosa L. Payton, Registered Real -UNGER Edwin Lcua than a year old. YOU WAIT Estate Hroaor Varn, Phone 34. Rain Mir*' j. Phillips, Associate WESTERN AUTO _ 1118 Park Ave. Phone 1110 sHh e L p Y^SELFY Ttrlppla Agitator 313 F.. I at, Ph. I54M Vvaihlnu machines. Call nr *ee 81490 down will purchase 3 bed Helpy Selfy Laundry, 408 W Iftlh LAND CLEARING room home now under construct­ ion. Ion, Read/ for occupancy Sept, BICYCLE—In oxrcllont enndlllnii- Unilprs and Dragline work—Snail shell delivery. Good Acres Inc., 1st. Total price prlre 87990.00. lit. Used very lllll-i. Phono 1418. P, O. Box 305, Latin Monroe, EOB'T. A. WILLIAMS, REALTOR 3008 Cedar Ave. Fla. Phones: Sanford 0155; DayRaymond E. lamdqulst. Aaaortsta iona lleich 3-1138. Fhono 171) Atlantic Bssk Bldg. WAKTA fT b « V A L MANSION HOUSE TRAILER NOW LOCAT­ 14-It— INSURANCE -I4 -R 1 ^ 1 BEDROOM modern houiv, like ED AT PARK AVE. TRAILER new, landscaped. F. II. A. fin COURT, YOUTH BUNK BEDS •ave on Fire, Wlndstorm-automoanccJ. 2412 willow, Just off BMh IN BEAR BEDROOM. CALL hllo Insurance. Sea John II. WII“ 8)*» F. M liami Insuraneo Agency, 408 Sin/nnl Atlantic Bang Kldg. or 3 BEDROOM HOUSE CARTICLES WANTED -A call, 34. All conveniences, excellent water noar Elder Springs. Plenty ihade Be buy. sell and Uada used furnltatre. wiiaon-'Maler Furniture Co trees, some fruit trees. 3 14/199 M l 1. 1,1. Phone ~ acres rand. G. C. Warmack, Hi 3 Box 385, or see owner at AU Nat. Bfc. Bldg., Room 311 Mannail Fleli . w n a Enterprise bl ACRES of land and 5 room house A has When yea Need Iniuranee opening for ambitious man 13 fruit trees and 3b pine treoj Call 871 of unquestionable character and Beautifully landscaped. Known KAHNS INAUR YNCE AGENCY refinement. Age 38-80. College • I Old Susie Collins place. Sam W3 M e t*^ Pjdg," Sanford. Fla. education preferred. Must uel Vance. 1013 Cypres* Are. ready acctqd position by Sept. I 1 5 - NOTICES . PERSONAM - I I Phone taaiJ. e earning 8#, 85,000 and.be canaable annually lally. Far Sanford interview G AUG IIP RESTORfUM—Elderly, I BEDROOM house. Unfurnished lackaon, P. O. Box write Bruce Jack*' Semi invalid, convalescent. Kind­ Equity 11400. See after 5 o'clock Chicago o4, III. State rge, ______ icago . . . ____ _ ly Care, graduate dietician. 3438 Princeton. Phillips Terrace education, phone number. B87W. OWNER LEAVING TOWN lorixed to W# t< cell thlr SALESMEN with car Inti-rested In a ere are 1aulhorited a permanent employment with beautiful modern ____ _ |3 _____ far better than average earning*. ‘ home a* a aacrlflce. Oi DAILY 8PKCIAM Mr, Vincent. Florida Em floora, Inaulataci wait* amt ’48 Sludcbaker COM* Ingi, nice lawn, watt we mandar Convertible, financed, good term*. —U >EK WANTED new top. fully equipped........ ...... — * JLS white mas with nole Realty area week Tal. U08-J1. '50 Rulck Special Ara^ 4 door Sedan............. ANTED - HOUSEWORK - 10 T ealtoi - year* experience, good referen­ "Buy from a New Car Dealer" ce*. Phone 3514-J. SANFORD MOTOR CO. WC, D position aa kouaekaaver. 1481 Freaek Ave. ...Fk, IfM fftrarmlftn |t#ai nf ice*, lain Onk. Plume I . ; a sp ’£Xim * £ yaHIi h IripKil". Super - Dupcr • liiir^Hins • 81 I ’ l.Y .M O l I I I J-Donr ‘ IS N A S H fi t *U n d e r l-D im r r.O < IIK V K U I.K T S T Y I.IM -1 N I-: IM M .i'X K . I lhm i, I'tm t-ig lid e. tndlo. Itenier, new |ilu*tL- rovers :»l N A SH |( A M ill.K it S T A T IO N Y V A H O N . nil melnl bod*, ttvei tlrive, only Hr nI lor. Sanford, F ie ri,.* 'flu M i r a Hlrfrla In l i l a im h l ia h a tl I n T S * •m l i t r i l t l r i n l i l . t llm r I V n n Hr * {■••rllai* 1 I I i u m I V M l Hu* ln »*f| in n • lim n Hr M r I1* e l i M l I l t i Mr M r 111* I n f l l l H JH r M r link Iv r t M t l l l n a l r » l f l u Mltr il * In I t * lift*. ItMMkl* H a l * l a r M u r k f * r * r a n * in In n u i' \ nn lirttc mi rft vlilt’ht, 111K •**,llh* Whethei buying or aelllag, It *111 WE Rl?Y USEO CARS. U tile ami SMALL BUSINESS pay you to aec; Keel — Second and Sanford. If you have a small b-:sln«*s In a J. W. HALL. Realtor secluded part nl town ami are SACRIFICE 1951 Ford Consul t Florida Slato Bask RoJdlof Interested l:: Retting .ustomrrs, door Sedan Radio, tires and con Pall Hall" Phone USI list the srVlrc you offer In the dlttnn r o c k ) Already financed Classified rt> "mi of (he Sanford FOR R E A L ESTATE IN LAKE Will consider trade Phnne invt .1 Herald Pall I U4 M AR Y see Raymond M. Hall, DAILY SPECIALS FORD 4 whet! drive. )oip reconditioned IJ95UO throughout 195 s395 s945 "995 NOrvOO -» I MOW! AIN t THAT ta am at ijatF S u v rp M f *VE CAU HIM < r a/V £ I f A S C Z A e x - CAUVE \m ,O M S O R R Y ' > WE CAN Hit CVl 1R W C ^ O R R T . A MILE.JUST .-*'*>-11 f IMC VTJIi/ 1 < V -V ^ SANFORD MOTOR CO. INC. Hot French Ave. Ph. 1759 -/ / — C O M £ ON. ^ O ZARK / RI.Al'K HF.AtrTV 50 Cbev De l.uxr I door les* than 15,non mil e*. five good tires, plastic seat rovers, heater A ilitly of a buy at onl) *1085 U cirgp Totihy nl First Federal Photv? 1708 |J R _ ijl .u AnlwmnOva nervier ___ THE SANFORD III HALII rues. \ug. 23, 1951 Page 7 MAFFET AUTO Service, UDU North I’.irk, Phone 921. Spredo meter Spcclall-dt NOOOlN t J TME eirc'icn n tv m a niisjT wirw miWhro’, o*t OAlt . me- 0AW( T < ati Mr:nx f'orv iv io swour our IMG IVA?5F in wtiirt* ini rnnow •MOUI O AO,r ' T ’ 3 O S l > T *.E VCM ANTEr J A , ,'A O U N T A N k . O P O O JAS TY! " %Y ^ f l.M uj PO F^N T LOO< fa te 'Mu c h o p a rj " ‘ t-Ace: -\v V -j/ty; O fe N ... t i * T -.' J 3 O u T9)!7»!\\ATJW w r s V A T G ,r’E’S:=5J.*gAL.,)/// ?-JVAL G’A L -\C E ...T U E " m f >1 r5‘ M\■» J V- \C5TTT-.... v ... ir— A ffi T&f. f t 'i f O OO A3TN! EN T B C g \ J . . . ' T “5 v\ f»e0O C -\V F ACC P’ CDuO \V ? -VCtI T O SJ ) [ BE WELJOW \ N'OJ [ - M3BLF’ S \ B - W s i ___________ -H & i <■/ / 1 J ) / ■* '-OwSlTA % \N "U A tJCOvSUR > v ' -1 9 William P Smith, Outboard Sales Service. Mercury Outboard Sal ih . 2515 S Park, Phone 1174 J ; * 5 *4,V" v iA 'N o O N I A c.HANV-'E I" ’ i *•*At# I ig’ g'i. -U h i* . Cl ME 12’ - I f HOATS Trailers—Hard ware C Vu II Wood working, .M2 Sanford, Ph 2327 J. T8 ^ ( * *UUH5 NAW'm3 '5 VO —IT B BOATS • MOTORS f 7H *& - !■ BATTERY, Oeneratnr nr Starter Service. Call #17, Swain's Battery Seivlrc. Sanford Avenue and 2nd Street. 3A vw.ism vum mt v im o in N 'r -»ttni Or r TWAT 'C T A G K 1 FA/t rAO run snaaoin ' l H its wirw vo nhOCK Ohf HALL'S (larart f«»r Gmtrral Auto Repairing Sanford A (V a ry Ave Phiaic 1090 M. 1888 V night. n - 2 A it r o r i l i e - m W o rld \5 11 I t R o c k e r ..ru t " I th o u g h t t i u iip li- of (Imp* I was g o in g lo Ire on la m p > linde* " ^ OVER fM tner fon U-j .' | v----------- > FOR SALK—H ill Ford V 8. Four now tlsvs, good condition 81095 4,hV n.<?.qj,V(i.lWtll *,v * - Th ■ I t lookrii long and hard hi. l.iltons ,md erilici/ed th e m a* "So good "* '.nil i ‘pi Carol Rucker nf t 'old U n . t ilin g Umlc. id tirrrnvn 1047 S T U D ER A K EK I door "Iluy from a New Car Dealer" 'f .-*t M nnc in* ludvs I til crest, Inmirnnee t'liurges, lm hiillnu life Imoiranr- mol alt flnmo,- ih m t i. sedan cuulpped 8325 UU Also gmat selertlon Used Cat* and Trucks. K'lri-n « o ld ic r w ho a le rte d .1 m l l ' c l l o i l o f ?2 l.iltn o » hack III 19115 w i« re Ir.i'i il h> ihi- l i c i l . to il.iv n o t * ild he o tlr-.i u o m lr r e d in p rH o n if the c o l’ -1 - 1 10 0 hyd been -.itch a good Idea EURN1TURE II'hoId Goods.28 [ ■-'•Is M b U‘. ■' • i!M * -JO'.V ' hi V'N UlE OIL FURNACES - fly KrM kf Will, Floor and Flnmlacn, M. G. HODGES w j w. m s l ______ p im m m VENETIAN BLINDS Factory prlceal Rolls I trad BU-,ryta. Auminiim slit*, cotton or pits* tie latnw Complete rep service temlnale Venetian Blind Company 820 West Third rh M s 281 niLI.'fl PURNirURE REFINISHING Upholstering and Repairing 5*3 < elcry Ave. Tel. 1258 J. GARCIA Cabinet making, uplioMcnnr,, For nllure re/lnlshlng—repalrui-: \n tiqne restoring UphoKlerio ; f.ih rir*. Work guaranteed uu \ 557 11— LOST AND FOUND -21 FEMALE Fawn Hnxrr with tden llflrallnn tag. Ju*t under uni- yr. old. Will owner nlcu'c claim at 3402 Adam* Court. Phnne ' 1277XT LOST YOUR PET? •I you have—advertise ym-r ln>* FREE [nr lliree times In Ihe Herald through the cmirtu»y nf the Florida Slate Rank LOST: WESTON Ex|m«ure Meier August |9lh In front nf Gram mar School. Reward Raymond Studio. Florida Stale Rank timid ing. I/OST—Hrnwn and While llcaglc Puppy. Pleaie phone lost ,t M)UND: Shell rim glasses In ranOwner may have by Idonllfying _ * n ^ p a ^lnjf for I Id* *dv ___ RLKCTRICAL SERVICES -22 Sanford Electric Co , (L E Annll ancle, 118 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 112 DfBgarly Appliance Center Your Wrstlnghouse Dealer" I hone 1757, 115 Magnolia FRIGIDAIRE appIII nres, sale* *nd f. O. If. Irish, Oviedo, Fin ; 4151 or Banfnrd 1942 W | ____Ip^m , S Miller nadlo & Appllnnre Sanford. Hemlnnlo f'minlv'* Oldest Weatlnghouse Dealer H8 H. Park. Ph 29 Vodoplch Sale* Sf-rvlrc Electrical A (!*• Appliance* Admiral, Kelvlnabe-, Servcl Refrigerator*, I'rotane Rollle Gas. 203 Sanford Avo. Phone 1340 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO •nd operated by Sidney and Eric Vihlen. Hendlx and Cmsley Appliance*: Electoral eonlraet. Ing and repair*. 113 Magnolia YSil Phone! 13. 3-T— OfRee Equipment —23 HAYNES. Office Machine Co., Jypourlteri. adding maeblne*. balra Rentals, 314 Magnolia. Ph. MIMEOGRAPH Paper, Stencil*, and Supplies, Florida's Inwre*i gjlae*. Check with _ George »uirt, 11 Main. Orlando. TOO GAN SELL Anything With A — * r - fcfli., •" 1 J . j *t M mpe �M DAILY CROSSWORD At HOflS 1 feinitJ 30 rhm aaa m aaau it k*r(» it ruhhcjVi 11 * 1 ■JJ K a m b lt : i ;.m aju v t in u t t iu .j fiacplv W uittulJ tin)) P f l In h . t Ulm iiitaiit feab i Km I 't iiy j^ il It 13 I t M 31 t n ^1 ir» r n llv H it1 hot tor of h iiliiu ih iM t f ll Ml Ails'll it lllltlM ltl Wit* hinuvhl h.inir In ihr w r llrr l i l t Vt vlitl V r . i i l l r t In tlir month l lliit l I liter v tin n u tlria il|i III m il town uf l U t r i l n l l Sin” i-aio" '»> Ih d r u h tin irlv rm l In lh * t m a n iirr. W hul I n m * m s lih iil lo i r l h r r tin a haarball in ant|h a ll I . m r ouulil . l i t * th r t r r a l r a l nuinbri ul a n r d a liu * In S an fu lil it 77 7 yV i*< • )» 31 1 a 1% lull 30 T lir ra t r u t c irj n u ii H l iV Y u ffK i.f> A ( ) j f l at N i'ir n7 n tHrM A iiM inr. uSn u n n t i . im v i Y If 3 pi til id nil f tlv r r I T v * Mr s it.m ,I llu i'il lla riu u iiu a (Iru w n up M ia a# 43 Contuuaiita \> 3ft 30 3T 311 40 41 r i Yuik (irv i1d m li'ti V llla g * it .r iit ilu lr d lo r u (a r c liflln if. but jiilh u rilit’ t «ay Ih# H o h rm iin llt<||1ilHirlHa«r< rTt*T3ttTt" .tori' cal ami a rc h ila c tw a l r n n lm ir. w ill nni U' m a rro il Y IQ n I ." liu rn l la lliu Ii inline rin k ......iliu in ir nnt lull, f n llu o n l hi n iiii on.I I ' n n i l i N u rlh A l m a 1/ U U riant for three bin hmiulMK pro Ici'lt fur l.uftrt famllct were an nmim'cil yetlrrilay by city nffldalt The Ilira* |iro)rctt. j|| in HitCri'i'tiwlili Vlllaiit' area, will cntl m **rIlian i'«2 iiiillliin ilnllart It % / / tu Y /t 44 if it J w m vm ■ ■ i t I J Ilr lY llf k*r 11>: IP(*1'1 i» I>Apra ‘rtkolial U l IJ M M J - Smok§y Say a, ifiOrt'i) • i i i a u 3U K lr it r l1 .13 Level* flrd p a il Ir l* 33 Hhatiby Yit Knvutinlvtai 3ft (lovrrn 'll l-uuk 3ft tiraaim mil lur 30 Warp.yarn y “'•rtHy % Jb IS a il is w ill) ( r u i n , a ip lia liu ii 43 ( t i l l « iia iiir ia " w % tv ,* •i J b4 Sensationally lo w in price ! tl *1 iA Years a h e a d in s ty lin g l S e n sa tio n a l in perform ancol S ta n d -o u t g a s econom y I Lo w -sw u n g new s ty lin g l T H I BUY OP T H I Y IA R I T H I CAR OP T H I YKARI Y o u 'r r m i h i ii t/ii i ii . I. S .f D o n 'l / m l t i k ( u r u h u k e y , m k \ m H u m bon d r L u x e / A I i ) p lu |r o n q u u ta llu u A r«m l*11 i I muhhs I In I «• • Im *4 lire v r - l r l i l r v o ffV IIII...................... • r t l him In hull I In- cut m i l « *» •• uf v n l l l i r . l i 'l . Ii* ll,* suffn. iil.'il in alijMtiiolit* il li e lio tre w ill'll I lit' ihoiH dose ntmli th rill H r t l a l i . l that in llllln .la a ll .................it i r fllv e ia tn ia ninl Ir r h ntra nuial illV l' I Ill'll |#IIIUVl»t| Kit! fdlhiiir l»» Mintiih w ith tli»' ' U l * B A lin 33 I.<h' * I | iiii 3.1 Impapi-n* I M r llrm a 3* 1'au llrM 31 111(1) (m i i n ('unit ki g fcTmmm rorauu maa* d I H .. nnau nnnrj » tiillter* 30 L u ilrr M i i 'M * mi ir n n ii f ilia l tre a t in tlliiirle n e .l fo rm of k h r h r ir r 1# \V * *p IT. KUIt I I Tlima ^ la '- . ir i uunn J (JM ni) IJMMT'411 £ t iiifiiif iM is u n S n* u n m u firrnr-i i-l-sri i u n i if t I n■;in T ? 31 ClaftI muiintam f la la r t IM a tilrt (iin r r o o r ftlal m int lh i* * a n r r r r l t n l a ic p m l from J, hi. Ural, a r llli* rh alrm an of Ih r f r llo o t h l|i ro io n illlrr. - h r n h r t la lln l Sanfuril trs lc n la t M r thnuahl It *mTi all ln lrrr« lln v II v in Dial II shmilil lie |iiisai'il a Inna In in rn iliris ut all i lulls llim im lm iil Ihr f l i t M r llrs l * * i r 111 r r l l a l li n a ta til k ill a sin I I I I 1)1 illili ami lls tn t Itirin « . fiillu n s III I lull'l mine In Ih r riii'i'tlna s . 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I l l I hi nnlhina m n ir than la •la .iitu lr li n rrra a a it luii o h m in rn ih ria m il un ih r ii t l e n r a ami o lllln a lt anil iinsrll tr hi * nar llir li a lillllt In h rl|i l o k llr t t ahitia, a n llia l ih r .'lull is inn In a illiiu r ; I D llnh l h.uk |U li| itnra a* Inn* a* tins Sibil' h i dult'l Uat *1 *111 »nil t i n t Ihnt'l h tilh ri ahnnl a rtlln a lira in rm h ri* Id smu r u Hr r l * r ilu It (m l ItU iiJ a . ll inrn ih ria Inllnu Ilu u tm ir r u ira I h r i 'l l kill Ih r hrsl t i l l *1111*1 Ion o hlrh n i l r t la tr if » l - - ‘ ’ til'll K r w .. r " 1 *' ' " '• A " t . | || „ , K M N i, M ■OUlSOft HI l Ul E UuMrkhf, f O U I l f l U t , IIH T U C I H Ii . r ' y I r a l m U i s I >rp lu i|i» .lr III |»AV M 'l l | l i . | t l > l l > m . A I ; i Hull.NtH.lLiJ.t KlStC MUST M l illlllH MtM*. «4 hi *M>| I Industrial Meet Set s . N,*, '‘ * .............. . K 1,11 "n liisti ml i i. h. H i In th r I liiiiu h .i . | i ..i.t iiu n . 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W r m rntln n Ihnsr a llriu llliu Ih r arasiun a . . uni I ll* tn h i i i ~ i s th a t (has b a n Ic a p t it nut uf Ih r w i l r r am i In in U )*lr o n jl a t |w u a r r i l r r rluha In p a illr u U i » M a n a v ri I n n r a i l l i . t krn atnrr In r lllr a - h r r r • • t l* n l hr i " 'lu * t h r t hamlu i is u n iilfih u Mn i u r n - h t in * ln ( It in lu t h r d o rk K are threatening your farm investment? Thm m hts W h ilr Shavin* — lln e tu i ll r i l l stop t a llilli* dmail h r i f in Kli»ittt« * 1’ ioh abli Ih r u w n ris uf tram s in th r f l n i i . l * H la lr I vaKtir who wa ll'll llir M f 4 l m il down th r .(t a tit * * up* ifnllir • f t r r another Is waahr.l nut a ir W um trilnv Ih r la ln r Ih iim W rlih Jours is ui his r'.rn itu t I w i r days a a hr r l l t auiu m l at smla uunlalns talk II* hasrl-all vsllh h it iirn d a (nr limits uruin rm l turturs ami d rutlsla a i r r r p u itliw a lam lslidr Imslnrss th rs r d a is as Ih r Vnunvslrts flms In fur th ru plrsvhuul chrckups l l an P ra tt •» i liuus'h r v r lv u p r o a t a t ta lu ia h U linp lratrsl a t n r n n r hy Ih r t k r l r h of th r p rvm itrd S rm in o lr ('u n litv hospital publish n l tn th r llr r a l.l laat K n d a i A * If th r Y a p k re s .w rrv n 't •nm ivh ni a ditch In cop th r u fifth i t r a l i h l rhnm pim tthtp. now .le n t ('id riu a n Is on h it wav lu c k to loin Ih r liom hrra I Cfcitth Si>«rrt1m« U -till talk U« ahsmi hi* (list alialaw* thl# ■ kith h* look I ml at nut at Hladf's Raatk Alip.nl Mt Ih* SahU ihI i) Sailitia H4. livntal Krrd Slail*. ■.■■vt ppvtalur, liktltvd thv tu *n |. *l*r la * • fat • ihiv In ihv tivw Avmnra IV in a lM Ik * ll»U Inal nntvhaavsi. An M tlk r Utliallwn kaJ in h* yasllwnU k w u w uf Ik* neatha. TV* (‘kamnhwt la a Inn m i n Irtlnln* plan.* lav (null fnr ik in natapU In rU« I a. M I'k w t laat kla Initial k«* all ahana la Ika kack aval. H* liked 14 and nanlvd In « • ii«ki nn ataln. InridvniU. had aat* Ike M a n ralna af lain M i n i ahaavd •natalMata dann a Ml. -M e't* knat all Ika lima,” ha ranmiaaL • a When epidemic sinker, and lukes its sudden and deadly count ul Hie young, it tears at our heart iring* lor there is so little \>e can do about it. Such tragedies may occur once in u year or two. Hut the highway lull ui young innocents produces u casualty list esery day. year after vear. lh c r t is much we can du about it, for we are responsible. In one year 4,300 young li\es arc snuffed out, over .JUO.OOO injured and maimed for life. T h ree out of every four of these lives sacrificed to care­ lessness are from 5 to 14 years of age. T oo young lo die! safeguard your home with th sM Barrett farm products • Smocih-Surf avtU Kott RooAitft • Tfce Oanaly pan aakawl plant.tnt fnnfaranm ««la undent av luocor[»» mpraiac with TVimaa IV BUIair, U til* wneriateodvat of InalrtMOsMU at w a uf IM apankan tm tka ftn t <iaa. m will at k at Om Filwanla nnrkaaat t. : ; r r - a n * . W r Ifta l # TOO YOUNG TO DIE i m th -*-t^ W a WTOfe. 1 h i x i Stolen Shw|kt Mineral-Surf* RuU RouAiVft The L u m b er N u m b er ^ School safety patrols are holding down the casualties of children going to or coming from school. Tw o out of three urc killed while outside of school supervision. T h a t’s the big reason why it’s up lo you, Mr. and Mrs. D river, to protect little children. Be alert for the unpredictable actions of youngsters at play, crossing streets, chasing balls and riding bikes. Little ones are thoughtless of danger; perhaps, loo, they trust grown folks to guard them. Don’t be the one to carry on your conscience the life of a child. Slow down, be alert where children may be at your mercy. �SOMI DAY I I I It I I l Hi I 1I *hit ll all n ■III iii I M»i • ill tt i r p.i/r ll m l It Inti.l\ (l it* •I I In tiltl 111*I llit ••"it .In ,, M in t* I hi "n r Hitli.il! l h» 11 I Itr i> pi rt , 1m u 1 iiitl u mr Nmt kk r t u In ilr m i l l .»■»! l i i ' l . Hi lnln hm m l till . 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M il htif •c l , »l , . l , M1■ 1 1 v n i> !l "Yearning for I,earning" are I I iihm lltin m m i, H m h d lc Culnink*. .Inc I'S lic r mill \ u 0 i > fu s il, sI uilcnI • I Seminole High School, — (Photo It) It it > ....... ill S l u i l m ) . •V . W KSr SIIIK PltlMAKV St l l f l t II, —( Pilotai h i It n > iiiuiiil S i uiliii >. ,;u u a f& SAN m W II IJIIAMMAll SCIIIKII, -(P h o to hy Itaymond Studio). i: . " ■ >v ,i . t , v- • HKMINOIE HIGH 8CIIOUI. -(P h o to tiy Kaymoivd StiidU " "With n lilllr plar thrown In" . . theae Southalda Primary aturienta rnjoy a ride on the merry-go-round on the achool ground*. Left to right lop row; Mike Wnfkinw, Corky illgglrta, " T e r1 Woodruff nnd • y —**■ r r r • .t i* lC - ^ t' \ B 5 *. *.<1. . r . f v l Stephen l*hllli|in. Ilnllnm row: (lerulilinr licit rich, Curnl Stemper, Sheryl Stamper, Hiisiin MrCall, llnmilo Ann Phillips, t hrlatle Curry nnd (.avion Curry.— (Photo hy C oil, �Good Choices More Effective Than Quantity THR HANFORD HRRALD Tun, Alii. M. IIM About 1,200 New Classrooms Set For Children TAM.AIIAS.HKi: i.P Klurlila children « i' tfotnu i» Um! abmii l.Jtxi new rljiMrnom* when lliey start lia ik l.i at4 i= .l nexi couple til w jrk i. On lli*> hi*l* of rnlil itrHhinrlle. Hi* 1 * pihhup* h llllli' tnnrii than enough in lukp euro of thi* ex­ pected Incri’Mll* ill .111,000 |iil|ill« II li too innri> new vnuin* than thr cutinllr* Inilll In thr prevlnii* year Hilt Him ichiiol* 'M l will be crowded In in my |0 m*■» Kvitt wllli nlimil 2u millmn ilol Ul» worlli nl new liiilhllng »*i »iii nirlMil In Him la*l year. Him count jiMVMn'l ruoulit ii|> ivtill Him liiiek log of need* (rum previous venr. Many nf Him new building* nfi* nnlm t'iiK ’iii' ini dilapidated ,'triif tun1*, Mini in nil.’ nn gain In ni'tnxl ip a tr available Ini pupils In *H •nil study Ami. uf rour«i', all Him III! aren't aren't where where mr« iimm rlaavroiiiiis llirv arc mini |m,«,«K>.I .Ir ili llMi or ......... “fl intU llniM iiU | cute). ii|i Him barking of linllillng uf •rlninl Imllillng ImmU lu iifii hy mmmiI*. „ , Him i .i i i i i II m* altiMM D ili N iimm nf ii i T h e llr tl linml I o iim will nr for tin . n .u l !•, Imilil Hu, 1.1*00 ikiw ’ I j i inlltiimt tn In.lld ir.'W trlnnnt li. “ tit . II t'i|ll|lt,"»-'liV«Wg(U, »■» nn, , I**.., u.illlv lU.'t l/C.I'g-l/pr * * III llh' iim x I rm m lr nf mouth*, I. nliM. I'alm Urni'ii, iiilUtiorimgti, ami Vnlmla AiinHuv Him 'lu ll' i* uniio: in luuncli u iiin (iranjiM |iim iriiin in finance many more rininly luMr.' It bring jirt vareil In mllllmi* wiirth nf . mI iih i I cnnalruc- fullnw <|iilcltl> uftwr Him flr*l balch Hon liy burrowing against fnlnri' nf ««CI<rltlMn It .mill. Only $1211,non nf H.v tntul %!■•«• until lau rrt'Ml|il*. School leader* lin|ii> Dial will tcliunl Miinilrurtlnn nllncallnn nn- Supply Falls Behind Demand For Eye Doctors A* every colluge girl knows, tun vp’l packed aiiltcase* will bring n e dale* than n iloien trunk* l ed to n.i purpose. T.iU I* good new* for parents /ho tighten ti.clr purxi* siring* re unctantly. and i f * also a d ia lfiKe to Ihe young shopper. Some fashion economlca design d io help frodim an or senior itritch her budget arc »ugg''»tMd ,v a company concerned wiih nomiiig from the *kln out. Th-sy advlic Ihe haslet In her wfcvd nihe, ilt<r the MDii'tlliilliiMiil niiirnilnifnl wilt wllhlirlii (ruin Him eountiew llih yrnr rtmi mn Hie animml finani'i’ nfflror* MHiinatM ii will I allm to pay Him flnt mleitfxl nn thr new vi vMii nullity Inmtl Im ir, D miI m I’minty uni Him lilggiol. I >la tie w Kin I iim Ir a 'I only fH.IWXI J’l ■> in>ii i i’v i' ill'lrilin * nl at Him m - r ji m i H d H . I'M liMinnnil rulM nf llixi fur rv tv y IntlriirHnn fur vi'inn i ' mcm It Increasing fust mill a ninnty Ini' A mill It roughly er Ilian iiim ii ami wnuii'ii arc Imlny ii I mamI i i t anil in I'hllilrrn l«r«V|W r It. m-inrilli.H Some cmmlli * '! .! , K "lr. - Director s ju n .....id....a l iijsas. a a a a s t *** Temper May Be Child's Reaction m,Mu! Ilrli.rtm.,,1 ... K!.». „.'.SK;”^ 1 & ! " T Xl!!,’, linn MvllnuiK't llirie .n.« ulmni 10 , ' ■ J®0 r '* m r,ilM" ! IM h rrr will In- m i im M-Vnm. | h.|.i I. ** occupy llicin IhU vear Hii Him tl'lmnl rninlriirlin n pm train I* going mi Since .Id n I. H i' .talc lia* IUMoil nnn nvi i In I'liiin lie* fur hum mi i. >\i tiuililtnu* li l* Him aiilnmn|iilM license lag money that li at uilii1 allli-nl In sennot* In attofitlon nl a ciiiittiliitiiiiinl umimif iitriii in Ngvixnbcr luvi All nf l( n a . h i ailiili’ i Im im infill nip MiMMiiulInri1 <in ik ’ ii (-mi «>!«• ilu l I'niulinnii I . likely In tmii flir lh„ (lllur,., - „ r ’ talil "Tnilay. Inn mil nl Iftri'C m lnllt ihm ntliii| Him m i vli’M* nf vltlnii '|n 'i'l» lU l'. w lillr in Him Iiehi nl Mrevi’iiliiiii uml cur rei’tlim fnr d illilri’n Hn *n rfa n lia* liiiri’Jv been 'cratcheil " 1 i • r in I nnI Ii tt| Itnni a five y c ui 'lli’rln liri'il i i mi tM In hum nf lei ai'ri 1'ililMii i-nllMKM' anil nniver lu rtillM ' i> Him ri-t|t.lremeut fin I'II k II h I i I v fnr 'ta li’ Ili'i'O'lm: in U i .n 'iK .i. ■ lr L' .1.... . ..>.1 aa untiin liiin "* lDr Snl t l.KVKI.ANII T m h iih t Inn Irum* nr fr*o|iient frying may bi•i I'b ib r* reai'ilnn in InnilMiiiiatM MiM'lubt, ni'i-nrillng tn Dr fail* II Mmt, i lialriiniii ■>( Him Si'lnml Vi'inn ........................... tin1 A HUT nun (i|iln m i’|rir Attni'laHiin 1’nri’iitt .hmilil lie alert In H’.l li’. ' i n ' " iic rv n n 'iif" , irrtta lillltt •ii ntlii’t ii’iactnnntMil fur lii’litv Im m u i Ill'll a> |H i"lltli’ re tiiil' nf 'Iriiln h i irvliiK tn 'MM (im [ii’r l ' , ” 'lie tnltl ttllier Mitlniii’i’t I'lirre y I’lllliT' Imii'liimlnit ilia) he illmnitnl In hi' tonhi lit > in 'fr well weir «iitiinernil’ll In Dr Hina a* Ini l WATCHES low . 1 l ’itr 'ii knr". li«'uilMrlirt. illr miim " 'I / a /A To Poor Eyesight 2 Pur Tlu* i: i .( j l N "HACK TO WY1.KII Schoolers" O M K iJ A N0ELL JEWELRY riinM M r j ! M nr n alitra I riiin i'iil trl|i|ilnu m ttninlil Mil! I Ku IIUIIM nr ll'llr ttlif'i iflrr I I, nn u nrli 1 llnily rlu litll) wIdle liHikin i .it ill i nn n lijr r lt • 1'iKir iHittnrM nr facial illtln r Him* w I m I m rraiHli|{ SIihimm e m lia rrm titifiii nr , i : yinwiim’ fri’linu nl Inferinrity I* often H i m Int nf a I’lillil whntr v|» inn n i i i uilc*|unlr. liMcaii'r Imtli In Him tlattriH im anil lit rrerralMm m rin ii. he will lm\M ilifficiitlv per fur min w at well at other rltllil rru Dr I I iiik tan! Mil* i le d .im l Hi.it a Inn wlm hi> 11toil'll’ cati'llMlK nr I i n I I I i i k a hall ,,r wlm tll'llki’' .)mrt' rnpilnnK li.unl .mil eye iiHirillnaDiin nrnlu lilt Vltlllll till lll’Mtl' Ill-Ill nllll Smiling happily n trr th rlr tiarh’ tn-*ihnnl waulrnhet n flrrlfd af V iiw elr* ait* left In r i i h l : M U * Alfa \ilam *, w ra rln * a *tripei1 rut* ifiltiiy |nni|irr lit Shir ley I, mm, art uff hy an all m im i I all|iu trr awral* r r ; M U* fla il H ill me In a new w in lrr rnltun with a In ro ly Innli, with Mark g ln tr*. a rlu lrh hag anal frit hat In rn m iilrtr the »n• u iitilr . Mia* lira mi It lim y la .m arlly a llir n i ill a tallu rn l *uit nf turn** n«ar flan n tl by llra rla n , Jr., trim m rt) with nwvttly hiitlnna and darkrr tone taba; M U * Ann linbaim n ra ra ■ *lrik ln a mmlfl alvaignrd bt fa r ly e . Th« nixt) plaid aklrt la In tune* of brown, b riar and black, with a *nlid rotor hluiiar rnhanrrd with a »lotr r f f r r l huttairir*! at thr ■hnnlalrr and continuing to the hunline. — ( I ’hnto by f u l l , Students Of Today Use More Books In Classrooms Than In Yesteryear AF N e w ifra lu rr* P IT T S B U R U tl Kar more bonk* ria v li American d a o m o rn * tml.iy Hum JW), too nr even N> year* agu ThU new book power I* tbnwn In a n r i 'i i i ttndy hy Or. John N id i, p ro ferw r nl e d n r*’ linn at Him I'nlvcrtH y nf IMttt burgh. illgrxt* 2.H4.1 more page* uf read­ ing m atter than did hU llln cuunlerparl, and he’* u.ing live more tavlbunk* phi* hi* xupplementary pamphlet*. N le ti make* no prediction for the future When w * try to Incorporate atomic development*, Jet propulilun «pace travel and the lom plicated geographical R M hU- turlcal doing* of today Into to■morrow’* textbook*, he *aya, who know* what the 0th grad* currlculum w ill co n ih t uf In the year JiKWJ _______ • A ty pic aI t’» i ur.nU> pupil t»da> ute* right t.'tlUxik* ho »a>i. WATCH YOUR SAVINGS GROW ! ml four tiiiiplMmentary iM in p h ld t wrlghlog I I 'k iHiuml* w Hi J.11S arf* nl reading matter i ump.irf that with the thr*.' m*ll text* amt perhap* a llurntHW’k. tugolhcr wdutilnu *1* DON CHARM SEPARATES ,mm mi and tutiilhnu 212 page., rnmiiintil) u>rd by the ra ti) Vimru-un pupil in ITSn T h r H J j vounuttar, N id i »ay«. lord l hr New Knglxml primer, iwrhap* a INalter and »*fcatlnn allv an arllhnirtic He llk rly I*m Kan wit't a Jt rnb-.xik, a xmall. paddle like nbjed made nf any­ thing Iro n wiiod to glnurr bread, , ujwm whlrh the alphabet wai printed or enaraved T islay't fith grade pupil 'tmliet tpdhng. health, rcirnre iwtlh four vupplemrntary painphlftt i, arthn.dtc, mutic. Kngloh. trad ; in | and geography N id i »ay* our rducatinn W a an, to all day Sunday 'f honl it t t n w i.. breautr children wnrked duriut i Un> week, and ulmnit all teadiing i waa of a rrlig io u . nature Then along c a u ./ the pndiftc tcttlawk authort — of which Noah Weirder Makr I'liNliiun News Ihm oV N lt ro k tlllliM lim k given iv llh you fn itlilo n it M 'tw rn h 'it o f H o n r i m n n w o m U r fiil M M 'lu aive m y o n gntm rtliiiM it (h w t t« lio m w r t i ik lr i iM t . t d ii l n aw U u ' km liH m la n iiw . , . tun u m l w c e trit* to jie rfe c tio n . Hint lo o k t lik e an «>»l*naivti w o r a ttd . l a t e f u l l y i l r t t i l t d with aa ilitle alilch trim. Site* 8 Colura, Hvig*. Navy T h e t gnligau Jacket 8lMVvlea» Ulouao Th# Slraivht, »lim ikirt to 2H. chaseil fnr a* little a* t2u. Hut th-y tw c ily dollar* must in- wisely *pcnt. Kach Item should he choi on with Him * illume D m uf lie skirl, dress, or formal* well in nlntl. I f * Just at linnortanl to have lie rigid foimdallnn* underlining i lire ,*, a* it i* tn have Ihe ap propriute lire** lor a dance Skimping on a halter Lea uml ex­ pect, ng scotch t a |’j tn dn Ihe trick under a halter form al I* nut w iie planning. First, pick out favorite color* Fnr example, ki-'ping the* wind rnhi’ in grey*, black* and red* *im lillfie* Him accessory prob/jrn amt m.'isc * mixing and malchlmi. Then, decide which .style ilros* looks best, (let a general pic­ ture. and then visit the c iv ic tie re W illi thi* season's emphasis on the slim, well molded line, ever* young girl needs a girdle In look well groomed. Chances air. all she'll require Is a whisper weight nantle which can he had (or a* little a* 13 DO. tin most girdlei, thr hose supporters are detachable, so th e e girdles may be worn us gentle cunlrullers imdie blue bans lb • eulfnii lira I ahuui f l SO) should he rid for wide separation and *e cure upllll undernrallt sweater* ami clinging fabrics such a* Jeri cy* For dark w.liter cluthe*. It's a good idea to have a black irlr*1l*> and a black cotton bra And fur formal occasions, a siraph’ -s bas­ que nr half-*r bra. depending nn the gown, gives comfortable and shapely under lining. To help lengthen the life of Ihese garm i'.d* as well as la slav dainty, they should I • rinsed out after every wearing Attired in the right n iw girdle and bra, the college girl can then mat • a final salvcllnn uf readyto wear. Ilecause she's well con broiled sbi* can gel a more ac­ curate picture uf how her new clothe* fit. And when she get* to campu* she'll b a rn It's not the girl with lo ti of money to spend tb it cams t fce renst n-ipeM with the Big Men on Campus—but Cam pui^-but the On on* who spends wnat the ha* wisely. wa« the tir*t IV itu li In the tsoo .la th gradr w rre u .in a M rb .te r’t ; Uhl* Hack S p d lrr. m ad,lit” u tn ira d . i * geography and an a rtth m d ic. tu t'llin g »<2 page, and weighing t lb . 11 M . By I vs) when another prolific ! ft-lti 7M ta , H cvm Soft. yummy iWMlm In iht lovtlitat of UK)'* virgin Zephyr w*h>1», Nytons nnd Orion*. Many with hand fuhkmnd d«utl and trim. Siam B4 to 40. Soft puula anddarfc fall ahadm.. 8tipovwr* t'»rdigmM IW lb* rurtirohim iu«u h u lociTorJ lia r* 1M0. I her* b t« c h a im ta mb■utter, u k t l j muitr ant II. A t i m M kw t W atl n | t p * n i itn *« d »ilw * tie i r*w « r * * t M ttb r U k « . T V *, M M H i u lty r r t* n w 4 u U m *W * Fortunate, indeed, is the child who experiences U « natisfaction of watching a savings account grow! The habit of thrift tenrned at an early age is a sure stepping-stone to a worthwhile future. Coins in a savings bank soon become a column of figures in a bank book. Your savings earn interest. . . and your account grows rapidly! Savings can be started anytime—by anyone . . . so come in soon and open your savings account! uum of S A N FO R D b* friendly bank H >Vvi m.'v 1 *■» K s? ta I I M M <% �■r fw i n TIIK HANFORD HERALD Tun. Aug. 25, lii.VJ Fag. Editor Wanted To Be Teacher W ASHINGTON Dr MiUlrrd Fenr.vr wanted to in* :i se haul in nr in herxclf Instead >.*.« tu-came man* aifiii): editor id tinprofess* ienaf iiiii‘,a/ln*‘ in tin* wi-.*UI, tlit> NKA Journal, published to help teacher* tlti tIn-1r jobs better A graduate ul tin* Northwest Missouri Stale r. ueliers" Kill logo, she came In tin- Nalimi.il Kduea lion A .m i’lalmu i NKA i headiiuarlis-s h ire as a typist, "hoping lo fashion headlines work up professionally " Tint was ilnrini! II - depression years. ami sin* taught cl.is s al Mil’ll! in a H.»er»*t nri rr* i littlll III imisti-r tier InrMm1. Umi- nt lirr students ii as Wali-iitt Ki-imi r, a government ^ - '■ iS B Jack ami Kay Ivey find "just ihe right clot In-*" at Yuwrll's out* niters for the kindergarten crowd lo tin- ndleire set. fuck wesrs a dark suit shrled liy Tom Sawyer for the first day of school and Sunday, loo. Kny's dress of fast color salln stripe rhambrsy will be picture-prelly and fresh all through ihe season, ( i’holu by Co*) complete stock clerk. "lit* was jus I as |imir as I," I ho shy liil* • hruni’lli- lulil mv. "He thought lit’ i-uulil better himself hut all lie not nut ol niiiht si-liiiol was mu.” Tlu> Ki-.iiiors liim> l.-en marrii-il HI vi’ars tie Is iiuwr an ae* count ant with a music company ami one o( I I t o w n 's top sinkers Meanwhile, his wile has risen tu her current joh on the inagaiim1. which has a eireulalion of 500,0011 “ It's si| mfii'.int ami l U'iwtriiuins: dial U mi lluiiii our NKA sub­ scriber* are most interested In Is Improving Ie.■ niseives, how lo he heller li-.n-ln-i*-." Mrs K.’liner saiil " T in v .lie espeeially interested in kimwing hettei how to leach ahoul Hi.' IciK-r.il iiiivernmi'iit amt cltUenship Tiles are inleresled in child growth ami development—manic words lo leache s They want lo know what makes Hu- child tick so they can h-.’ln him iimterstniiit the solijc ils iln-y art- ti yini! lo teach him ” Currently NKA memhers. who make n|i the majority id J im . i i i I subscribers, and parents want In know mine uhnut educatnmal T V . the NKA's lcj(i*latlvj program (nr this year, audio visual materials, l tie elementary teaching of foreign I annual; 1*1 ami wmlil affairs "Uni- ol our (m illion*," Mrs Fenner explained, “ is lu lake all the dry research on those subjects, Interpret and popularue the find muc ''" inns -j |i ¥ 1 0 !!* N E W S ! orbacktoschool^! u m U l m i t u til? I w \ t l i i ? f j t e t t i h r ■' if® 11/ 1 Urdu, l. 1 1 town - country U l V * f ’H ' ' » T ile I’i'iiiifilu l cnul-siri’M.’i ul I ll'S l- l I l l s lO lllllll'v In tH'i'i'iiUil nt nil strategic p.imts will braid And i ” ui mu .ill waist is ii'iv n l oil In 1 ln> fn-rk 1 11111 I’l'l’lniiis lied prci-n |(nld i.iiin i-l. iii-n-i1111 iiiioim* .Sizes 7 lo In I 'a r e n l* o fte n s u b s c rib e lo the m ag a zin e , she said, anil r u n ic of its best a rtic le s arc* fro m p a re n t* " w h o w a rn lo stu m l up and he c o llid e d ." u s u a lly in defense of Ihe x c h n n li w h ic h h ave I keen at la c k e d by c ritic s . "S o m e a rtic le s a re not so eh* m e n lu ry as mi,- w o u ld t h in k . " she a tld e il "S o m e lia ie sig u d icu m -e b eyond Hi • c la s s ro o m . hi-lp in e m i'in b e rs in In. - d i r - m s as • 11 a- te a ch e rs. d e a lin g w llli such in a l le rs , p rv .ia p s . as Ihe ip ie s lio n ul iiile lle c liia l f r i ,-d iiiii " I Hie I’ M* ,1 al. < a li.* ,, 1 t kftli'Jl I 1 11ber i'il y ami xv till -t I ||t« .1 ll 1 11 I* It ' t | Ilki1kr I , riih ki i I liit* It's Feet First in Selecting 1 till.1 1 4 1 1 4 1J | h |I»' 1 *1 1 1 1 It li lK 'krt (MM that hack to school (li’ tUll '-kilt w aul robe Sh. IM U .iilih «4<l M Vk 1 1 ii 1 1f| Vi' I Vf.1l I lilt I J«mk It* to 1 1 1 Ml 1 V I !<• ’ ? 1 4 1» lit r "iff III I ill 1‘i'flll'l t111J 1 III u o I, It lilf'iit lhj|f*k IH if) ♦ Hrfei Start the back W H O to-school nut ref 1 here n*i«.#c>w * • « . m i *l«ii • w ith our Famous llrip.li! pi*> mid liehidifid : | a ,■»; filtlliitilieil ,if Urlnll, Wind it in I PRETESTED t ‘n*dn 1it1re, sweaters ,u r 1 , 1 Kill benl tricild . . . . 4U ^ 4 lU ilk Itu i 1 M i l l 4 d S H O E S r O R f 'B O Y S A N D O IR IS iv t r s Where quality is higher than price tisii T U B UACKSW EPT T M R A T E It CO AT — W ith high-front collar and close »leevca I* for fall and winter, 1U33-&1. The fabric I. beige iilk velvet, the large hut*, tona undvr tlm collar, marcatitv. Footwear r BACK \ t o the ' CAMPUSi For the Primary to the College graded fashion $4.98 to $8.95 It* 10 »**Orful lot ill ui gill, tfi. *.* $1.98 to $3.98 •, W illi WOORJ liihhmi 10 mush bkiuig ulu*... *t such • bay gdcvl Dk. IWi drum In UftroilKP cuttun $2.98 to $4.98 '•brWdtJoih. , oiifi « latkuii poibl g.ltii tli rithhik* wtUi NH- And M m»ny Ivih Mion .. in (i|«i • «|| the aiy In 17, 208 S. Hanford Av«. '.J, tlAl.1 valu o of AUk 4 > U )f« �K e n y o n p r e s id e n t c ites VALUE O F ARTS COLLEGE * „ .S T U D EN T 1 • a m 1r-»j F 3w tutlng anywhere, In n crowdarl city <■• cm i desert InlMnrl Training m in e s a rcn n tl; y m ir e p |m rI u n it y In a college o f lit o r a l a ria a n il x r lr m r * n education. To t o able In final In o u l l i a ir, fir*, a n il w a lr r I to law a ilr a rr lM n g t t o l r order, to to stile In »re a r r u r r ilr ly In n |> u n i. Ing n r a piece of m im ic, In a p la y, a im v rl nr a b io g ra p h y w h a t man haa m ade o f man, in Accident Protection r Let tin ex pinin tills unlimited 24 hour a day service available especially to students. t o a t home In mime p rr lo d * n f h lM « rv i " " l p#rc»lv» In (hern the m n llv ra n f aniiic 1• IIO'C rfeclslnns made hy m m n r n a tln n n M m i> in | e | f f the f r illla of M ir fo u r r ic h c u ll,,;,- yuan Of. Chalmers K d n ra lln n deals w ith n a ln p lc n ln ll niaill In th in k in g You m ay th in k w ith m a lh r m iln *. enlora, chemical aymbnla, n r w nrda; In college I h r r r n ,1 ilin m tn work otll and enlarge yo u r I hough I* hy a ll o f th rn r n im n n Collaborating with yon In it o la b o ra to ry , ih n rla a« rt« in i. I t o aamlnar, library, or at util n arc m natcra o f thcac w a y * >d mum a Inf, Inatructora who thcmaalvca a rc buay w ith lli.m g h l and value* and know how lo help the b e g in ne r e x p lo it hi., a iiih tir a And not only U c n lle fa Inalrucllon I n lr l lr r iiia l. it la an, m m nm t, and rellflotia aa w ell. Cnllege life In the d n rm lln rle a and In tha Oimmons. tin aervice* o l lha chapel, the n m n rrm m i l l - in-m -ns formal and Informal, the gam ra, lectures, and n n u n i 'i l.,n > ; Ih e ia important maliera nut n f the p rin te d book and m i.. «.>«. activity, and experience Any medical bills up to $1,500.00 Male Students.......... $24.00 Female Students .... $20.00 FOB DETAILS CALL BOB KARNS I SJ Karr i s Insurance A g e n c y Meisch Kldff. I ’ Hon* 977 Shoe Terms Can Be Very Confusing Kline term * ran he rcmltt-lng This list should *ct you nil n;ir With Ihe (Mill 111 action I ahue vili-, man Vsllip Hip Irnnl part til ,i aline O p a rte r-lh e hack purl til .i slmc Throal—lh r Inp [find pail «»f lh * vamp Upper- (lie vrtinn anil tpiarler put together wllli ilir lining com plrle and ready In pul on Ihe Mile Lining—liter* are two st-l* nl lining •—one all leather ami Ihe second one. in helween. of n.rtun —twilh sewed on lo Die vamp ami a “barrel nf fu n * at Jim Hohwnn's Men’s Store, Allen left, dec Id cm tin all w hit* loafer* for lUrk-lm arhow l arIlavlt| l.ennard la Inlereatcd In a alrlped Oxford button down collar whirl t while Fred Wilson eyea a hlaek loafer for college aa ahtiwn hy M r. Kohaon. Iln to rt (inm alea measure* l.etls for alia, — (I'h o lo hy Haymnnd Studio). From California To New York, Sportswear Fashions Are New i ’alif,cola's pace selling, ni'V .piirlsw rar ami casual cnlTerlioox, ..ml .ill the leisure wear showing* (mm i u.isl IniMiasi, express a new, MiMi, versatile innml lhal be*! ro­ tpiarler. il. , is the "urban-suhiirbun I rend" T ip —any of Mir exlrn nieces in nl mmlern living! tllllerenl hhHpex xlllrhco tin theI h r Fall 'V I Sportswear slorv It mil pari nl the vamp p iik h ’s with a gay. new dash Fox—any extra piece * t l l r h r j of uilnr glowing In surfaceon the hack pari of Ilir tpiarler. iiilcrest Fibrin, that almost |ir» for dfcurnllnn p it min Muni dlmrnslnn Faerxluy—the Irnnl pari nf an t ali, ti- iiili-rest I* Ihe theme nxfnrtl In which Ihe eyelets llnr iing c irrin l ably by siirh favorlacex In pull llirm iuln arc placed 1.8*1—a wiMirlen fnrm shaped In ito p iiln rm ers a* separate* and ■Clfirilanre with rerlaln slidecii'.rdiiiales, "farted up" by rr a ly (lhal la, rniiiid Inc, nieillum tno i I .Mill - and hiirinunlicd with try a and made to measurement fur lif e and wlillh I'nristrueled alxn new lellnr allrnctlnn -wcskltx. lo rA rry proper heel height* We. ki t* -leaf Ihe show In furry Five to llftern ,n*‘ damp-ruiilleels—are measured according In rig ht* nf an Inrh—for example veals Fur your . I . i 1•I \ n r . ar kmi m ixture*—In velvet, rnnlnrny, l t | Inrh heel |x known a* 20 a corillllU In fh I m . It Mini;, < hair tweed, plaids, lalfeln and brilliant 1*1 Inrh h*«' Is kn o w n as lx x man of lip- School Vi'lm i Coin fell alum-- nr in happy combinem iller the A m rrtr.ui Upt ime linn with earh n lh rr* 2 Inch heel Is kn ow n as Hi x lt d 'llietg- wesklts perform w llli or ferenl ilyle* are: Hat, I'uban trie Assorliilton boulevard, Spanish and rid n e s ," Y o u m ost le a , It w i lit I >I -». >f .-t v wtllniiil a blouse companion Hex m ice * xtmc all one piece <onsclm i- iie -.s ," lo Mini: said ably wdh a suit or skirt . uvnt With only a .tingle seam al Hie " K n e ll ye a r th e re a r e i i 0 Kt eve gaily with "t ar r y" paid* bark IllJlirP -s In A tm -n i to .. bool e lo ld llhlliv' lirdchrs xlrp Into IkFt te n A c h ild 's iiin - l i n . i n . , (Hilllaid for casual w-ear . gtMid v isio n in,tv i.e per m in e n l 11arFling In fswi-1 sliiilili-d Iwt-tfd. I* im p a ire d m ,1. .M ove d Ih n .u g h lliiin e l im durny, velveteen and in in lu rv v v lii'h emdd t» p ie v e u l iiiirai le fibre blends erl liv s a fe lv e d u e .ilm u um l n ln ll Mu v an- at limes splashed in ighliy will! pa si el kid. or mirW A K IIIN I1M IN UP In ill cb ...I hnl (on s Tin -y do , in ii it Hu. - nf glhle* were reminded yeslntlay I.<.its and li-npuril m fake fur lhal If they expert I n lie tli-'ciird l'i miser fnshinns also lake In from military service fir father i lie now iii flannel lined drnlm hood, they must (lie evidence id in gabardine. They can wear n It with their local ilrall hoard* by h ell or nim b.'rhnm f—or do without Ana. 2Y. I.... They fall In slop r-a s lly tinder a change In draft rub-, wtlb a larket, a *w tinier, or a ordered hy I’residenl Klxenhmver I.Inure In July, fatherhood In Itself will lll.iitiM KK hy their very not h* ground, for exemption after h i aiitily as usual, bring (-beers' Aug. 2.1 unless Ihi'-e Is "proven i'niton tweeds and wool Jersey* hardship and privation." v h -fur Ih r vpotfighl against c la ille Selective service noted lhal mi nl tun, nylrm, .ilk and rayon tissue dar the law. falherhmHi dales ft mu faille (nr dram atic emphasis to rontypllott, so a young man may new Idiiiisr shaping. W nirn for barha granted axcmptlon If he files rcl sleeves mi a dropped shoulders before Aug. 2.1 a duclor'x crrlifl ellmw length xleeve* — ruffixl cal* ittextlnfl that his wile Is preg with knit nant. Draping at the nerkllnb, tucked collars, hlh Interest and fur Dims m iE 'iila In prim ary red IlflOW NK extend from thr palexl helgr to al must black, highlighted hy orange, hclcr orange ami I ni s nf gold nt.ACK. perennially popular, k e e p s II* favored spol Mauve anil luickcts, pleat* and e m h rn ld rn r* and gray* are pale In char-coat. The Kail ’5.1 Sprelswear story |« "la ronde" nf verve, color, wash and Inspiration! II'* a modern rhapsody that Invite* a h.irmonlou* llirm e of wonderful enlhuslaitu for llvrly color and fabric combi­ nation*. with a counterpolnl of Imagianllon 5 To 15 Arc Dangerous Eye Years shadow* In matching fa b rlc x -fre iptrnlly Hoed with a contrasting CATCH HIM THE VERY FIRST DAY OF Fathers Must File Proof SCHOOL WITH THESE SMART SHOES a —SAVE— Every Day At The Dress Up Wardrobe Here** an rar y way In lulgliteu ■ml alretch yiuir w*rdrnlie. llnkia tolnrful print dlindl lo be wtnn over your favorite aolld rulm ahvath. Make ihi* unuxiinl "over ■klrt" yourself from a cool, lig h t weight printed fabric-. Choose a S U IT S . . . omliwnt color hi cent* the altnde of f our xtralght'cnt aheuth. PANTS.. DRESSES. Srlnt of a||k «r rayon whnao pn- (I*t two yard* (nr lea*, depend. Ing on the fulliteaa preferred.) I'ut a nalf.ltleh hern on ench si-lviigi-. Figure at least an loch-widiwalithaud, with the tvamn wldlli band ea'emJIng Into * ut-lm-ti long He-naxli. ihmhle the wni*t hand fabric, then luck and xtltcli lha print Into a anflly full akiit. Hern the bottom according to ynui regular dr*aa length. Tie the eolorful print dirndl around you, a i you would an apron. The hammed selvage edge* should barely meet down the back. Stomp Portrait SHIRTS.. BLOUSES SKIRTS.. Have Pictures Made O f PON MIN fc**dlO»0 AuitraUan ahorlglm ired face appears on Hi a I pence Auatrallla damp, has shaved o Mind Johnny IIv* on MialraUan cattle statin FO« C O I H M*NM M b * fliilifcoo fluitk Triptwr ..... $ 1 9 .1 0 Indiat' Wordrohg, $ 1 1 .0 0 Iw n -Ju ilir...... . O’NIta (raoulor).... 1 9,10 9 5 .0 0 Journayir ...... 97.10 Troln Co m ........... 19JO Your Boy O r Girl When They Start To School —And Have H A T S ..., CHILDRENS SHOES That Big Smile W ith You •A't e—** m,Wh * *• St***** •*»*». i m iz\.rsi Through The Years To hunters FOOT LOCKERS « Graduation. THE BIGGEST SEIJSCTION IN TOWN (ALL MKTAL) t V C A « BLui D EP A R T M EN T ST< Cm . r « r t l i M . ft t iu t m i �7$ •* -< ''y T T t^ T - *' LATE BULLETINS ORLANDO sentenced to o» extort flOO fre ____________ JL -Ex-cop Janics E. Hrmlv toduy was IL L U M E X M Y orison for attemptina to i»o , Bhmh airman. NEW YORK p*, ff-Oto/yxCii? itlntiwi for lufaulile Paralyais announced today u .. OJ* n $tJ.-l02.U!il) to its county chapters so far this year. This is an increase of fit* per cent over the corresponding iwriwl last year. 'l t . UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. U7')— Russia todav put it -.Qharely up to tlm U.N. to decide whether the Soviet Union could attend the Korean peace conference w ill..... being lined up on thu Cotiimunlst side. WASHINUTON (/P)— Adm. Arthur W. Radford said today the Russian hydrogen explosion letpiires Unit the United States review Its defense against such woh | h iiis . -a . . . . in .u ^ - » ■- r» « •M f£h$ NEW YORK 1<P)— The threat uf a tleup of lonb- dis­ tance telephone facilities across the nation eased off today as a union spokesman said negotiators wen* striving for a “peaceful, just" settlement of the tabor dispute. \ sm r » y r * w f f »» i ■ ___________ - __ .________ !NI )E P j ; >' 1^.: • U.Y NEiYSRAk*' bslablished 1908 S A N FO R I). n .O lt lU A W E D N E S D A Y . A U G U S T Dli. I'l.VI Associated I'ress (.ease Wire No. 202 Major Rift Arises In City Commission r w w * * * * * * Sanford Budget Draft Totals Large Slash Needed To Hit State News Roundup 13.5 Mill Mark BERLIN (JP)—The <'»mmtm!;it East Get muii Parliament declared today it Is ready to join with West ilermuiiv in forming a provisional government to organise Herman unity. $ 8 5 9 , 6 1 9 . 3 7 Governing Body Splits On 5ewer Issue The rough draft uf Ihe City bugtty JIM Fism.lt get for the 1953 54 fiscal year to­ rift a mile wnl* developed tals tH7u.ilIU.37, approximately i.i nlglil lu Hie i ’ll* < >-inuilssli.il f 1M>0,boo more than Iasi year's budin j illni-iisal.ui i-uncei iiliig tin- un g«l. which came about, according m.-.llale needs in lln- pr.-|Hi*eil ex to i'll) Manager Tom Lemon, who tensive wuter ai-.l sewer improve prepared the draft, because uf inm.-id pm gralir luston of all Items considered < oinnir John Ka.ler definitely Hitting necessary to Ihe City. no cutting belli ..ut for ) prim.iiv treatment UKI.ANPO (AA—Utah' Industrial and a-lvie leadem iiiten-xted In uvet hy tiy the CHy Cummlsslog, as yet Cummlsslog and plant In tllfli.lt Imi-nivi-iiutit collbrliiffinjc new Iniluatrv lu Florida will meet inn,- tumuirow. umlerlmdgMing last year. -I met Ini) In ihe sewerage ik.rttnn .d Ihe |iii.giam v'lituiiu Williaiii ... Principal aneaker at live conference luncheon » ill lie William (» t'oii.idcruhlc cutting wlU be nee oht.Tiell, head uf tha Small husine** Adinlhiitiulioo Sleuiper isled in will, v'onimr *— ir> by i Ik< t'omintsslan If they Kuvlet U| lid* levpecl The Industrial development clinic l* being sponsored Jointly l.v lie* t-\|u-i-i in wen enme close to Ihe Florida Council for Iniluatrv and On ip*' other -Ide ot Hie lence. lit i null* In taxation they ('.•mint didm Ive) stipulated the Common-* a - l the Industrial dlliwlyf pledged al a Board illy -liiii.l.l uper.ile on a "piy-oavision uf Ihe Florida Stale Cham­ topic. sold A. D. Davh> of Jackson- ■in i 11x;■11<in imieling Monday vlile, chulrman uf the count'll ber uf Commerce. ‘ >ni go" system m Imam mg Hie A* the hudg.-t stands, Mr. Lemon program and tli.i.ild cut Hie vswX Tbe i|iiratlua whether comninnl*uid 2i) 3 mills in laxallon would i era ye needs to lock boltiim for tlea ahould offer aubaldlea to new tie needed to envee it. The differ Initial constnirltmi, Mnvor Ran manufacturing planta will ba a key Miee m mlllatie Is in municipal ' iI.i11 Cliuse seemed H> go along oocrjtiim, where 15 mills Instead i will. Hits vein --I llnnkiiii ol setvti mill* i* needed to cover I ’o in m r I Ib - n v .r C o rd e ll I.< the City's functions The mlllage ip ie s s e d no d e fin ite op ln i-.ii e lllie r KEY WEST i * - Mrs Annie lor debl .erviee, il 3 mills, romalns w .iv . su vin a , h a ve m any Cook’s Inipcs wen- lidlitlcd today lln- same [dans I.i choose ir n n i we .iiu iT with the announcement tli.it lu-i Salaries alone, were underbud Know w h ic h one In lake missing ton hud been rele-sed by MIAMI vAt—Juvenile Court Judge the Comnumlsls as a prison,v ol lie led last year by 129,338 110, he t 'o in n ir K a.I.-i again e xp re sse d pointed mil. Items of a necessary Hie o p in io n Ihe C ity 's e n n s u llln g Walter H. Beckham haa closed war nature he had in the budget In­ . iiu in e e r, R o b e rt A lig n -. Ja c k s o n the Dade County book on lititfa She said she was told July 14 i ill* , x lii'llld be d l- r lia r g e d He lion Involving Janice Cubbedgo. that M Sgt Itou.ird Cook. 211, cluded two new fire trucks. The budget first will be taken - ir ig iu a ll) voieed tb s ..p in io n at It) year-old "coma mother,'' her was missing In action a m eeting of the Coin m is s io n M on by the Commission tomorrow mouth-old son, Cnarlea, and her "That word missing could have up 41. Phntii d.iv n lg tll. ■<* * ini o in al Ihe City Hall In a huaband, Honald, alao Ut. mtsinl anything," she said "I nev ,.-cessed NEW I 'M Kilt.MS ARE b*lnx -pmlril Imlay *1 lb* fount) * i i i « Elst-iilinnt'i It p i- In. ki-l i* .nlib-il fm - i n l . i « . < i . |l nnlii-* D ie i.in u n is s i.m .-r n iiin e d Hie session and (he discus­ lie said yesterday that Circuit er gave up lug > that tie h»d been HhvrlfP* irfflre. Apparel for Shrrlff ) L. Holitu (•rninit from id Ih * s h i-r lfr * -daft n r* i l r f l In Mirbl . It i m l!, le its n ll w l i y T ilis jg ie e W illi yo u sion, will be continued Friday Judge Pat Cannon's order Friday captured rlahl) and hi* ilroutir* consist* uf malrhlng (rsr *hirls anil l-.uhsuk*. n I, I -uni \ tv k iim . -.m l wliv l w a n t to d is e b a rg e M r giving the young huaband custody “This morning I heard his iiiubi psnts, sml hlsrk list, It* and shnra (nr summvi n#nr, whllr s Vug,is ” n . 'H i- . gone ahead w ith Aniieipjlisl revenues in the bud­ <8 Janice and tha baby at L* name," .Mr* Cook continued "I these [dans w lth i.n l n m x tilU n g ll.e Hells’. removed the case from his was Ilia happiest woman In the get are for both this year and i lls C o in n ilx s in n Jurisdiction. world About three hours later u lust year. These figures were set I don I lln n k Hie e iig ln e e r telegram from the Defense De down as follows: xtim dd de cid e what we s lio u l.l do For use in general governmentpartnient confirmed Ihe good iirivilfges n e xt and ev«-r>lh|ng lik e llia l " and franchises, (1B52news." M a y o r O in x e s iH iilie d Coni in r M ) 132,000, (IB M 34) (34.000; road K a .le r. s .iy ln g lip th o u g b l th e etlA und bridge fund, (7,330. ' a ln u e r h a * been a tte m p tin g to g iv e (1B33 34) $11,300; pound tees and Hie I ' l l ) a c o m p u te g .a ta ie dog taxes. (30, (too; inspection t.n te r. C n m m r K a ili-r sai.t he NKW PORT RICHEY IK-Roland fee*. (7.300, (9.000; fines, 134,000, , Ih o u g llt A ir Angas has lie e ll (M.IKIO, parking,melee fees, (M,p a y in g down Ih o t ic a lm a n t * 000 I2 l‘ , 000; lutVesl and costs on i d i n l , ' and th a t the C ite -'x tio u ld ilnj luxes, llccttscs, etc., (1,(00, (1,300; nave Ihe w hole p ic tu re , not h a lf an old pistol, ............ ho Intended ............Ip buy. f B O S T O N (A')- -Hecteiary of Stale Duller *ald in.luy tl in. I sale of cemetery lots, (3,000, (4,MIAMI U K — Pvt John Keen, 20, Peace Justice David Dowling reainmi.- ope charier” of the Dulled Natl.m * eon In In* "*>-rl,.->. t ks; sale of real estate, (12,000, M a y o r C ltu -e a g a in answ ered, ported roirotter’s Jury h»d ren u returned prisoner of war who I! sk ind erf.! \ j niul.-K-- iii.p.n (slit ull.-r ulim .-.ly in g , You have III* w hole pic Ve dered verdict of accidental survived a 17-duy death march 13.(kk>: sim return fTM fimn lu u -peccn pr.-pare.l l»r the A m rrb n ii llnr A sw-x-iitfinn. Dull- , .Swimming iiool, (1,(00, (2,530; lu r * if )<m rea d ih .d . la la i in ,I ill lluii-s, -aid (inlay lie mill JU Sl drain. said he bi-lirves tin- u.bninl<trntin.) ..... ui'ldev* .. l-.-ll*. n--i|.| n. l> go o ve r the fig u re * hi fi.u .l of ulioul decltk'd on tin- Armv for a liens received on property fore* fa.-.- uf |l»- lul l ili.it mull u»w tins the powv. "l» .le *li» v I, ...-i ll ' II.d 1Ol. 'closed hy cotinty, (11133 33) 110,000; eurcer. hu -aid ll«- U. N wuilld have lu I.* * In Hie discussion t. .1 m g lil ll.e " If I stay lit, i can retire at utility lax fur gcncrul government. I'l.aliuett I-- mi.k.- till* p..*-il-le ... ,, ..................... , .-omit.i**iomtr* hashed over both til" age ol '7, uml not many el 144.IKKI. (30,000. cigarette t S X . (98, ii ii . . . . .. . . Ilillt the .illlMuill) ul I lie ri.-xdi-.it H r re.-ulled l b. I tbe . .aitei wux ,, , ,, i>tia-e* o f tin proposed pn.gr h i . vllluns cun do that." lie i-ipl.-ilueii uou. (loo.ooo; water revenue.! fur ll ''l ! ' and tn e .l i|u e s |io ils at All -Anga* State Superinteiuleui ol I'nblic drafted ...d *ig..r.l at Sun Fran- 1,1, hr. ll. . ' S e m u itil. i t . in.ty S |* . ilgeneral government, (30.060. (80, during un interview i'lo -essp.n Is*stx-.l . I h .iii f.Hir '■ 1 ^ ' V-',1'" i i . .0 1 - \s « o c la ln > n w d l b u h l . s la g The young soldier, son uf Mr iHHi; rents N m housing authority, Instruction Thom a* D Hailey ex­ claco in early 1946 "v .-■u none *>f the progress made In ediu-aIIv i IIIi ti) al Mnllel Lake I'.irk n. FORT PIERCE Ugk—A stale audit and Mrs llarvcy Keen, Naples. II,wx). (I.goo; prior years taxes. tolled w k,’ l '.W f'.ifl " r \ U n' W .... " " A n * the l , re *i.le i.l‘ p.iuei lion in KeinStole Cuunly during Hie Sepl IGl ti it War, de. idl'd -I Ilit- f.’t delllllle udlpo lu'ing l ik.-n -m of Ihe recants of E. R. Pierce, Fla., came to Miami a few- hours 11.200. (730; library, (1,200, 11,300; past law year* at tmtav * meeiing i-lllier id Hie Ido phases lu thi- .'unnccllon Ibdlt-x ■id si-.-t l-lu.ill's ine. liug in lb* l uu. 1 Si. Lucie County tax assessor, has after he reached home to hi- with liall field, (11133-34) 11.230; gar­ of the Klwanls Club • "itimi Stemler rnpiesle.l Hial linos.last night ''The .h o lle r i* thu* a p$e-atumbage collection. 11933 34), (1,100; his mother while she underwent llmt ihl-mg the pu-l -cxxi.i l lu­ been turned ovar to Ally. Hen .loin. Mels.n, I'om-iv ............- ' Mi Sngi.s L.i.-iitire a plan which "Hemlu.de County la well nt. Us tr age charter. In this **n*e ll Senate approved 23 tiealie* 12 ol mlscellaneoui. (4.000, (4.000; cash medlral Itvalriirnl Richard Ervin would i.V most un.-- .ii surplus from prior years, gt(.300. way toward solving all problem* w a* nl.Milele before it artually which a.-curding lu Indies legal slope) wa- .1)11)1.-.1 . h..11 mat. I improv provide The Board of County Commis­ .-ineiits ul the •■wnigu III* list. In Ciill.llillti-e II. i I.i connected with education " Mr. cam * Into fnree." I.MKI; water revenue bonds, 1193] advisor- "u.uilil lie imciinsiiliiii.iiial iio-.llalel) ai.n.iol.i'cd sioners said the audit showed IS.imteliiig I svstem hi. -j 11.1111a -i i i - ’ .tnicnt Bailey ».»*rl*d "Till* couiil* i* Dulle* went on lu say lliul "us oil. (59,087 98. and ad vuliirum if Ihe proposed amci.-lm.-ui had ISO M duo the county and asked p l...I taxi-*, (80,200. (190.333.72 Totals fortunate lliul there do n«d e<i*l one who was at Han Francisco I Ims-ii in ctfecl, because lliev leal III- . .in.in.tlee a.ul lit* \ s ( . F.rv!n to protect the county’s In ' 111110 lv.-y l. t.i.'-l.-d lli. il Ml in - II- i .i i .1 .if I -itn't..rs nun).I the over-cniwdeil coiidlll.m* I.. In- can say with confidence dial if with mallei* uf state luris.lu lion II. were (429.H1U and 1000.803 70 terest* in. .s sii.p ili<- program I-, ah*.. l-l I 1 1d a y n ig l.r ut * ixi From debt service lax - taxes found lu many oilier Florida e.mri- the delegafi-s there had known ih.it sm-h as n.-gnilable insti.imeid laws o9*c l olie Ini* t.i'c.l' t-.r lb* initial phase -t c k lu t h e s tii. U u s <d W l l ll ( from prior years, (ISO, (lw); las Ilea " Ihe mysterious amt liiimeasurald local ll.i'iising law*, etc Mcis. I- nrpi-d all iio-iuu.-i - -u Id* binl.lo.i! i. inI II. .-it ti\.daiin m l the "A chid *|wmU more of hi* power of the alum would he avit BELLE (JLADK f* -Warnings id e* fur 1937-31. tl.OUO. (730: ad vali . p . .n.l il.elr .o<i*i whid. -h.-.ilil sharply attacked .1 [Mil ,.‘..I., lullin' and III.' board d ll a possible flood diaster III Ihe onim current taxes fur diht ser­ waking hour* In * cIun>! than lie sbK- as means pf mass destruction, ul Dulle* lie Liken over • |-cr..»1 ul wui , III Hie proposed umrndmenl winch red..r* i» In- isrs.-s.-iit does at .home," tile *pcaker i-mi Lake Okci*.*liubee region. where a vice*. (140,000, (142.5(9; utility in pit ll In: > lltd.leri. i-lliipli'l* M UNRAN (A - Two Florida sol­ the provisions nf the charter di-ul I ' m - s I. I . - i . i I'firiei l.iustup, I* c easily tm seen that tug with disarmament and the re be said wind.I pc.m il Ctmgicxx i>> lent diers were among the American largo portion of the nation'* win service lux, (20,000, (17,410.07, and tiuued. T I can jaiib-d Dial a lai.:c sign was Ix-lng void r-xccullvc agreemeols agr c education I* vitally imiMirluui to I 'nil. ill. hud. i l*<piekl*>l .. pel War prisoners released by the ter vegetables are grown, were admission lax front stadium, (I,- our ulaliun of armaments would have menls mads- by the Presltlenl will, pamle.l and Wuiil.l be p:_..ij- Ip I s-in children " heard yesterday ut a meeting u! 1123. (3,730 Totels wer* (182,773 Communists M a y . ' Assocl.illni. - n.irk alnog Hi..,1 ml.iv|.-w wiili Mr. i.g.is ut een fur more emphatic and real foreign govi'rnmeuls He ouh-.l ili.it III. Mr. Dailey sketched the grow lit 147 Everglades land owners and (11)4.003 07. VVd-na Itivei llu- main ildug | ,.|.In to plfie.lt 1,1- nets- ... il.e They were: istic" Ibc Korean armistice was negulial llul'llllg A resolution was adopted ask From water revenuvs fur water of educational facilities In hlurlda iiip b - ln . ii -I d o ­ p i.-I--.-d pro|ed M Sgt. Howard Cook, *nn ot up III* cDulle* sanl tbe second luadiby all Amerlcao m lllluiv rani Wekivu I *nr k i* I le l l i s l a l l l l l i . n . >1 Alt \ugu- said In- lino' . ore Mrs, Annie Cook, 721 Caroline St., log the U. S Army Engineers to operation - water revenue*, (77, end declared this state i* now u ipiacy arose from Hu- placing ul e.l nund.-r under inslriiclions lim n lw., -l-nilde luilci w i n d , w e l l * . s i Puling ..III* ll.aSI.I -llrel pl .Ills model for other slate* ami many declare an emergency in the areu 1H4. (77,000. Key West. reliance in a peacetime conllnua- Washington I "f Ihe pr>>|eel on i s.al- ..( inst pa- lo r,” lie n I t e ll From water utility for debl sar foreign countries Sgt. Allan Cain Jr-, son ol Mrs. and lake Immediate steps to pro He WU6 introduced by Rayburn tlun uf the wartime partnership of Sucli restrictions, to- said wia.i-i vide flood control Hild tile -an.) i y unii- are in I ii-i-t lu on* mdi. whldi will sbuw vice - interest on Series B bonds. Maty Cain, Hoieialtd. Il-iol ll (Ul.(90, (10,733, and sinking fund T. Milwee, director of public lu­ the United Slates, llrilain and Ilus m ike II Impossible fur Ihe United s ta lle d , lilt- l i n k c. til.ml In- fin wb.l Sui.loi-I I' The m..lie) I es *..l-lwlly " It* -aid III* plaits will ■>w w w w w w w v w a ^ w v ' / v v ' w > - - ^ w w v s i v s for bond retirement, (17,150, $17,- st ruction -Jo Hr-mlmile County, who *lu with the result that power for Stales "to share in tin- vnlimt.n v Islt.-d III- iild.-l action was concentrated In the (Se­ and friendly ussuriutlon of ftcc n.i must in- i ..s*,i by die Assncla lie leudy III -I* weeks ..r Iwu Pit). w i t program chairman llu.nlbGuests included Ham Wulkup uf curity Council with II* veto The lions whldi I* iK'cessurv lu ulls.-i ti.m Grand totals ware (088,919 and ll* ils.i soul h* would incor|Hir Assembly voting proredur* gives • o m t n lt t . .- u .e iu b .’i > iip p ..in l.'d what the 8 ovii 4 premier refei* to UrlanaB. George Jolly of Uria.k(839,8111.(7, that buoy only an advisory role, as the "m uiiollliilc nnlly »l tin- fm tbe li- h I n in s .d e * M elseli al* Hie . --rhiiiis-.il.tiers idea* in fieid Mills, (1. II. Blackman of Preliminary estimates of ap­ Gainesville, W A. Redd of Mi he said l<> working -$lt fly* or sis dl((eruiii w e re G e u i.:* A L . ll. t l J o lin G a llo Suviei system." I., sef whit’ll way ul prucepropriations for accounts from the Dora, (term It Farri* uf Taltuhaw a y, A| I It ..Inn i. Ib ili W illia m * , w.its The third inmietiuury, Dulles 111it- |s III* cheapest general fund wore as follows: a n il E J Hud M u i i k I i I . ni see, David Gulehel. J. It Knot, said, l* the fact ili.il Hit- General Cummi Kwilcr coiiuilclitrd Itul Administrative division - City ■nd E. G. Kllpstrlek, all ul San Assembly "ha* made but little Tile next lei’itl.ii meeting id the f.dtc ...... not I., jo Commission, (19,423; City Mana­ ford sport-inan'* \ >*■ i>-itt(Ifm and all d iprogress1' in establishing Hindu AUtlUST 21, UH1 lit) ger's office, (18,211; City Attorney, future iiieclingx will lie l.dil Hie alien.I and .In tin* loll lot. mental law uiunng nutluns embody­ Heveral stores on Hanford Ave. were rnteicd last Saturday night (3,Boo; finance department, (II.BM, SA LZBU R G, Austria yV> t' s last Tuesd.ii ->l every month at the used a bit-re id II UN).INK) as Ilia ing "eternal principle* of Justice cuxl <d ufimedlute ii.'i-.l* tm-l.nl •hd Bhertff Hand balng notified did the Hhertock Holme* act and mid civil service, $1,300. Total, Army aiilhorltles In.luy anmu.m-etl I “III ! Ifun-* li.-gilllilug >.t N IS’ and morality mg a sewage dlsiHis.il plant, baHKed a young boy who la >mw in the cltv laiatllle instead of bunging (83,707. Dulles said that under the char­ lln- immixliute wilmlrawal ol I III .tgiiiust il milTi.tit l..i nii.sliucllun on an apple tree. Safety dlvislon-MunicIpal Court, HOMEBTEAD m - W B Car ter Itsitf llu- General Assembly lu American m ilitary police ciis I. iimv with.nil one (1,900; police department, W .IU , roll, 4B-year-old foreman ul the 1BS3 must consider calling a char­ mill* operating ul various puints " lo t (tPU.IKH), iluggolie, we William N. Savage, ami uf the Rev. J. W. Savage, haa been at- und fire department, $101,0(2. Pub­ Homeitoad little prison camp, les ter review meeting He said the oil Ihe border of Au*ltlu und pi uuglil In go ulieiid and do tile lull tending Hanford Bu»Tn**a College and haa finished Ida course and lic health and sanitation WABIIINGTilN. '.I* A C u h i i i t- I |uti. lie c 111 phi) *lr ed Ile pointed tilled at a (well nilnary hearing United States "will then vole In Germuny received hie diploma at bookkeeper. He owea it all to the fuithfulne** Public works dlvi»lun--Cit llereunt-r all U S pci simncl session is to In- In-Id l..iiiurrow to o u t ihat tbe altualiim of iHdluliun yesUvday ay that l w kliled'h ............ i* hroth- favor" of such u conference. Of Prof. ti. E. Bynum. (0.380; park* department, $27,0171 •r-in-law, Earl Tyre, lu self de Dulli-e devoted much of his crossing Ihe border will have lln-ir hear a gci.cial icvi.'w tiy Secre id the lake would become worse, recreation department, (4,000; goo fanso when he was attacked with speech to a review nf efforts In pusspurls and buggagi- checked by tin- uf Stale Dulles ul luternatlon iillu-rwlse. V L. A. Bromley purchased the Hughes farm on Celery Ave. con- department. $10,(76; swimming il l d c V H l o p i i i e n lx the reeent session of Congress to Austrian ami German utfu-lul* Mayor Chu*e Inouglil out tlut ajltinx of IU acres and a fine concrete bungalow which gives Mr. pool. $8,318.80; cemetary, $8,141; s knife. Hn- Improvumcnt* must m-eded, Brumlsy a total of 90 acres of cultivated garden land worth (Jil.OlKI. public buildings, $20,146; street de­ jiirlu.llug repairing prexeni sew­ partment, $01,666; sewer depart­ er* ami making extension* which "AUGUST 26, l» t l ment, $33,712, and garbage de­ would provide sewers to all housed Police hradquarters received a complaint yeslarduy from a lady partment. (32,(21. Total. IM0.S1B,areas 111 Sanford, would cost (733,on W , Third HI. who stated that some goata tethered near her home so. iKK), roughly were annoying her by continually “hollering for. something to eat.’ .Engineering division - M.4UI (6 The overall water und *ewerage MACFAKI.AN He *ald the nollimnl total capital Ile ai*o laid ichoul conxlructlon million dollars more last year than Library » (0.340. Insurance - wo, (C o n lln u n J ^ M j^ t^ Investment m elementary and secIi not keeping pace with demand* the year before to provide fur their . Joel H. Field, tateemed Leading Knight uf the Hanford Elks 211. Special funds - ip ic iil optri special ot achool*; spent about 7M i billion dol­ niidary m -I ioo I plant* I* 1U billion Lodge, announced that a dinner wlllAe given In connection with the ling fundi. (21,060, HACK TO SCHOOL? •nd not enough persona are being U. S. commlailonrr ol (21.060, and special i'heck these articles and lar* to operate 'be public schools dollar* fur public ami [Ik billion Installation of the past aaaltod ruler. Leo **•>■. a* District Deputy, mlseetlaneou a Lunas, J M .M .IT . today a record 38,- repaivd to meet teacher need*. many others In today*' I ’las-d Grand Eaaltrd Ruler. Florida East. Tbe commiaaloner aald it waa •nd conatruct ,.ew building*; and dollars fur private school* with the n will enroll In Debt service) funds -- Mg(,siB.gf. fled In The Sanlurd Herald coltegei during tha eaUmated that private and public Increased the average salary of colleges and universities having Water department, rtmenl. f fM H . Practice In tha use of gas masks was given Company C, Florida elementary achool* will enroll 28,6- the claiaroom teacher from ubout plant* repre.sontlng capital InvestacadBmk year, Used Hu-ycle, I ’ll. 1418. 8tate Guard, under tha aupervlalon of Lt. Porter Unalng at the mint of tHk billion (foliar* would be two million more 831,000 children thii coming achool (3,240 to (3,400. regular weekly drill held at the Armory but night. "Tlu- number nf persons being Laat year about 30,000 new class­ « pmioux record of 34,- year, with morn than three million School Desk*, I'll. 1423. entering the flral grade. Laat year rooms were built, enmpund with prepared u* teacher* 1* lnadet|Uate •ft lari achool year. AUGUtrr M , I M i 47,000 the preceding year, to set to meet teacher needs." he said. Tbunton pralitd the way the tbe enrollment waa 13,348,000. Used Typew riter*. t*h. U3t, n Wa Walker of Orlando will address members of the m r k a a people “are doing more The animate for ed secondary new records, Thurston said, und "Siime 43.700 ijuidlflcd graduates Neatly eland? m i * 8«,ut. Judaon Bemlnolue Teachers Cl “ ■ Club at 10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning at the warm with ahewerp i llwy have aver done bdore achool* Is 7,302,000 pupils, com­ another record uf mure than 30,- fur Ihe elementary field came uut B a n d Instruments, Streep ile High wbooi Auditorium. It was announced today by Supt. ahewen eerthperie* ' of our natlon'l pared with 7,06,000 last year, and 000 new classroom* I* expected this nf the colleges this year. Since Muilc, Orlando l-awton. there Is u need for 118,000 nubile Ihe lim e itale- college* and universities are ex­ academic year. eeaWhwpad eoia^eei^t ei pected to enroll 2,50,00 compared Dasplte t h i s , he continued, elementary school teachers, the net I-ook on tha Classified page v t nS nSF* i fpump it Mr. and U n. W. A. Patrick ami daughter Carolyn Ca have returned m “school construction in Ihe United shortage uf ipialiflcd elementary UlllUd Stale* will with 1,40,00. today to get a fuller description to their home In loach ‘ Arbor "*■ after ~~ a •tm tlon. of i l l weeks In Wia•46,906 public ele- “ By 1660.“ Thurston aald, “ It ti Slates Is not keeping pace with schoolteachers this September will of these articles. , North Dakota, K oitana. Cole Colorado. New Meslco, 1m 1 (itMdiry »cboo| aitlmatad that thora will be “10 mil- classroom need*. Increased enroll­ be Mboul 72,000. Texas. "This shortage ran be overcome tB claearoomi out lion more pupils and ntudenta In ments, building deterioration and Do you have * . motor scooter, . J be overcrowded. nation's schoolsi and a collei.$•». obsolescense will create Ihe need only by further overcrowding, or hooks, used car dr uxed clothBirth of a fawn Monday t the Municipal Z«o has Increased the public and iprlvata, ni titan for an additional 423.0iki class by ro;rultlng Into the elementary Inu (Fiat you wish wlih to _ sa 1*117 m to six. If gaer.aomgatlo ahd three small. Tlia deer share anra laat »pring“ rooms and relatad fitlllu e* by schools teachers whose oukllflca School klila need them. Phone tha burger 'Whom they seam to ha an axcommiaaloner aald Arneri- 1MB. About 36,0000 are In some lion* fall thurt uf desirable stand r n t f t B kiiuim fire 146 tu place your ad. eeKat tenaa. taxed tbemaeltrei about 100 stage of cwitiuctlon at title tlmo." ■nit." State Industrial leaders Gather In Orlando For Thursday Confab "Coma Mother4 Case Is Closed Woman's Hopes Are Fulfilled - * , Dulles Declares 'P Age UN Charter Inadequate Football Player Shot To Death Miami Gl Wants Career fn Army *> >•' Bailey Speaks At Kiwanis St. Lucie Audit Given To State Sportsmen To Hold Fish Fry Sepl. 16 Okeechobee Flood Disaster Feared * Florida GIs t IN T H E H E R A L D :, 5 , 10, And 40 Years Ago - MPs Withdrawn Self Defense Cabinet Session Record 37 Million Schoolchildren To Enroll fc&KRIi" Weather rn .rrs fra s u s 2 M r ." '. r. vy .'S*: -v m to ftfto y y ■..LofLL T v X U iW � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1953 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Anf. n , I K l F a t* 8 « * •5JjjL ij*^ I •A o *3 trpj T R F SANFORD H ER A LD THE OLD HOME TO W N 7*1 Tom Connolly, Although Retired, Is Blasting Fellow Democrats 1i out By PON JKIHTWIKAM WASHINGTON .* -T«m l)r is u k i ay-muucd iMtllllcal wn rlor who ha* ritlred l<> the side lino*. Inil lhi» fiery Texan l* Miorlliu: hi* disapproval these days over thi* r orid urt of *oitii‘ o( hi* fel.’ow Democrats lletiroment ha* dolled nrlllH‘i the mind in.*- lhi* longue lhat kept him In t.'ongrr** fur «liiio*l 3ii yeuri ami math' him an Inlornaflimul IJl{iire. Ill’ I* observing In* Tilth Idrlhdav today and hu* Ihi* In *.iy ali<ii11 hi* party •-rtm Demoonil* «*tnt overdo Itit* hii*lni’i* of hragi'ini! atmiil Iheli mipIMirl id President Klsenlmwr That *ort ol limit: may ho n>> holt In l* -* vojir* to rnnii' “ Besides, they .*liouhl make it rlrao I hoy will vole for a program on It* merit* ulnne-imt whether Kiseuhower I* lor or ai(nln«t II Mn*t (hint!* I ho Democrat* liuvo ■uppnrt-d worn programs which worn Inlllaii'l hy Ihc Democrat* in Iho flrnt plum They'vv |||»I boon voting for wind they believed In ■II Iho tlni'.'. (.'omially inudo the •latt'innil a* ho sal on Iho pt.>u*anl tree-shaded porch nf iho homo horn where ho flue* with til* wile anil hi* mourn no* of Iho your* wheii ho wu* an actor lo history-making ovenl* Sp. akiiii! of KlM'iiiiowor, lie *uld "I think Iko'* capllul *tock I* hi* ieraon.il popularity a* a war hero think hi* popularity i* *1ill hohl in # - muyhi' not a* *1rmig a* li w iiv Iml H i* *1111 there Ami (hare's no donhl the Heinuerul* in Con gross have helped him with lltei iiipporl on several measure*. "I think lif’* shown very clearly that ho ha* an extremely con aorvallve viewpoint Muny ol lilt important uppoinlmenl* have gone I r it w t ii it k H UTIIK. I.ANU'M NKW IN VKN TI 'I i: 1.1 M N \ T KM BUI.IIP IIKI.TM X MTIIAI’H. r..u*o,ial>ie 1'iieiM M ill KV M il. DM Dll IU{ i |u men wilh no practical experlf'^ncs It: guverm ' I'l or imfdie*— 1ihongh.lb1 .';* •"ay hin<- nut experi­ ence In hist buslnes* and monopo lie*. "II I III* Ireml i onlllilK)*, It* going In hurt hull People don'l want hiK limine** In dumlnnli* it*," During Iho years he was chair man ol Ihc Sciiulc Foreign lie lullnn* L'liminilleo. I'onoally wu* a strung dilvoeuli <•! a Inpuiii-an foreign policy Uni In’ -ml loo ulleii tilpurlisan-hip rum aluul ul partl-un IntiTo ! Ilo ailih-il " Itip i i iisansliip do pond* u greal il--.il l--u -in wuelnoi Iho maj-irlly nail* roally waul* -i .iipulII kiiii policy.’1 Cnnnully i* sj ihIui, pail ul earli day dredging up old iiii -iiioilo * anil pulling IIII’III down fur a book he I* writing—-a Imuk lh.it will spun In* 3d y-.'ur* In congri'** II I* >rhefl tiled for puhllealuui noxl spring lie I* up ul K a m daily and work* on hi* book until nuun Tin'll he lake* thing* eu*y ur vi *ii * with old friend* In argue puliiu " I didn't have u real v.nation lor M years," In* *uul. "*n I ’m taking my re*l now " I get ii tilth- io -i IIo * ul iiuii'’ having liiilliing lo -In It ul llu I,-ink lake* (iff a good deal --I my Innand I'm en|ovmg llu* vue.ilum A11in hi nit t'uiiii.illv wu* a - -.ol niundillg fill ill - mi llu- Ncnuti- ll-i.ll lur years, he ha*u I heen liack since lie sleppi-d itdo retliouiout “ I ’m thru ugh will- polities1' in said. " I I Ii ink 3ll year* In Iho Him r ami Senate were eiiuugh l-f .... mall " • •* >-»>.* i i T H A T B U N C V A H S F L A S H O H S P / A I S T E K * D W lV * »»** M«iHl.li |i |i,ff1* HMHkfD SV*VA J l-T ? llussol A Harris, personnel of nor at the Veterans Admbllslruion lleuhmnl Office, Puss-a-Orllle Ileach, lias |n*l relurned from At. f.udu where he ultcuded a trainA U lllQ U KH D D K -n Mr* Mela ■inr eoiifereilce to team new let’ll Jlumlret, mnllier nf III elilldien niipie* in elus.sllvliig ioli* VA personnel officer* from five and ex|K-cliiii! Iho I7th, hu* filed laloi attended Ihe conference. mill in distrn I i-ourt asking sop.n.i .... Ii. ’led i-v W V Acsliri, from linn ftout lii-r Iiii -.Ii ,mil luiiu/lo .■l ■he VA i ' { . , , .(! llffler in Washinglor H miti year* n-n. where elassifleullon hu* tieen io a lle g e * i nod tr e u liiio n l liv e r Hhe iei oiiipilxhcd In Ihe past the lu.sl f|v ■ ve ils I 'nder new effort* to develop 111- ■ --ni v and eciinomv, Austin uni lid* work now will lie dune ,i i-.iili VA -ilallon He said VA I* If you ai<- tin- linkv uwiiot, ||||-||*|- ii IiuUi- liilnmlo ’ n t - v Aug. kTi, cud uf Iho i oiliest, hi riiuliii't DKNVKII (As—When i MU,WO first n u l l e d IK’iiver'a -Manual High School, the sludenli witc* not alone hi their cheering. They were Joined today hy taxpayers when Ihe school hoard announced; The srhnul was abandoned at the end uf Hie last schonl year, and the Mildent* are in enter a n*w. mnili-rn huildmg uerus* Iho xtreai next iiiiinHi The lo** wa* fully cuvereil by Insurance. I'lie cily wu* saved much of (hi* •silmaletf $42,ihw wrecking project d had planned. -<A***»1— • Iliii'.l N . M ills, O i luinlo. F in . BARGAINS CASH AND CARRY Kill l.li. $4.:m S ta te WHOLE OATS too Lh. $4.00 Wr lis ts s few ra in I Iml will lie liiH iir a n c e C oh. f*i ol acted fur*.!* k.tp rUhln# Stream* clean and cwill j In Ihe process uf giving to each " irily lo In classify It* it* ktatlan the aulhnrtiy own Jobs, and Ihe conference wui give each |wr*nnnL'l officer a er apprecbllou nf how lo do lr V ' I-* i -1 * M r,.H arris said Iho problem U simply lo mtv Ibul each eunibiv-w line* Ihe kind ol work fur which I e Is paid hy Ihe guverumcMi, and (lull all VA employees doing the same type of work are Paid on Ihe same oasis. He said lie believes R ID E -IM THEATRE LAH T TIM K TON 1(1 HT “FLATTOP” M ATPHDAV— D OUIII.K F K A T U IIK “ NO HOLDS BARRED” m away n ilh earh purrhase a* long a* lltey last. AND “ ‘LASH’ LARUE” STULL FARM SUPPLY 110 \V»'m| S e m in l MONDAY AND MONDA) “THE STOOGE” Plum e I tfiH A V a V a V a V -W a V a W a V ■O R L A N D O HIGHWAY PUT YOUR OWN PRICE ON YOUR PRESENT TRUCK FOR A U H L ON A BRAND-NEW DODGE m Mukt your ownopproliaL.moll ItriiMl Wt’n anxloui totrad* and will do our Uvil twit ft himI your prkol No coitl No o b lijju lio n l ikwt (Jm 1 aver offamJ (ruck owner* I Takes only u rniiiuU of vuur tline, lie ra ’a how U works; .H rat. vou ctockfa wlutt your inwemt (ruck la worth. W rit* thta flgur* on ilwa appruiaul form Iwlow. Add your n u n * and mailing mldraaa, te«r out (I m form and mail It (o ua. Or, If wou prefer, n h « w iid an d MdJ u a y o u r trading prtiti! We'll do our vary beet to muet the price you put uu your preaenl truck. Chanoaa are good tliut we uan becauee we believe we can offer higher (rude-lit allowance# than alty other dealer in town. B u t If era can't get togeUmr, tliere'a abao Hi* Drill IrucLi ollar jog: • / Ileal Ii|tati •ilk IN lhje IJI kp . • livik-i uMlk liaMiaiwiia itideUe la I4t-,.|^-la* nadeh • iktHw laiitag lMa lenpeiMea ataket '»ap^U” fi^ttodayjbn|el<<>11' 80 ,uaU Ul Um* 1 m u ll uy th is \ " I ***** ■— -------- :----------- truck, lit (rear, M b , ohhWI — —— —— ^ v o d lt k m . I think It I A P P H A IS A I B w w t h C _ _ ------------- Ja a trade. I • UMtagHf lea laadtai keifkl } fc ttl u til unit • (aapMSy leilptMfed tkeel nelal fd a y t V t a d /« It mjf <«m r«« •! M i n i FO RM M a lliu Addraaa----- ? 1 T AT7e,T7"»T,1\n> - . noli 4 ■ » ' .ii.-;; * -h v ,* L i. W * *#»* •*'| M f ‘Jit (»Lajr*'fy‘‘ W '• •/ ? : *t w n t l '■ '' ‘4^;•J,, r /[ ’1P ■ /31"y: *t * } 1 DR. L. T. DOSS C H IR O P R A C T O R H O U R S 9 to 12 — 2 to I fkun* 788 At Untie hank QnlUlag )A1 M v o t r s Ph on o m y •} ! •.. ',.v7'-^! p ’V “ ‘'‘’If \ ■> M * $40 Alrol — A Complete Line Of New International Harvester Trucks, Tractors, Farm Implements, Refriterators And Freezers P u rm I r v i n i r I . l * r y o r , U t*p . Himihi 211 Mrlarh llutldlng I'hone I tin i n ^ . , # 0PV /D oi,;cP c,.xrf WHK.tr X I IJIIN too Ll>. $4.20 2 DOOR SEDAN ...................... llu- decvntrali/ed aullmrlty will s a v e money for the government and make Ihe employee* happier in their work. oinoKey Hays: All Cheer When School Burns Down O w iiern of K ir b y * vvilh m-riul iininlioi * 11 I Viif. or 2-HHifM A n - cut it toil In h ii I imI ii i i | in) rnnii p ii/ r ii' WIIOUO CORN SPECIALM938 CHEVROLET Area Personnel Officer For VA Attends Meeting Mother Of 16 Wants Divorce ,SCRATCH (Cullull Dili;I WASHINGTON uB - The House nl»!»’ will) Socialist or Communis! Un American Activities Commie front backgruimd*" to gel away let* say* 11 believe* W out of too with attack* on congressional InA m e r i c a n s are emphatically vestlgatora of communism, "at' larks which are aiding and abet­ ■gainst communism — but mnny ting the Communist conspiracy. know »o llltle about II they ire The observations wvre contained mil sure what they are against. In an Introduction to a history of This ia.,faJ’an. (lie coiumiie-e organised ’WiWw'ku-sm In Ihe uniia .J yesterday, niakv* ii ixmlble i in i SI me* being ouhlished hy tins for "many self-styled ‘anti-Commu-) group. i i i i n M m n i i n iiii> n t i m M m < t i m < n i » > a ______ >lants Florida lantnna pi Ilia th# akin of • poiion’ that ■•nalirtaa animal* m sunlight, s u i t in g tn painful sores and poasibl* danIn. T>0 IMvmoutli 1-Door Sedan '•Hi Dodne (-haHHin Model W.F. Ill *12 International CtiassiH Model K.G '48 International % Ton Panel 2-I\lodel A.V. Furmall Tractors 2-Model A. Farmall Tractors l-ta.M.C. Model CC 452 Trailer Tractor 1-Dianiond T. Model 012 D Trailer Tractor ATTENTION !•- • By STANLEY Confusion Helps Communism Grow SPECIAL SA LE-U SED CARS TRUCKS and TRACTORS OWNERS! K IK It V D I S T I L C O . o * ,. t^ rn m ---------- ----- r S' ’ Seminole Truck & Tractor Co. I IHO F r e n c h A vc. — S h n fo n l, F lu . — P lu m e 1.Mill �•V •NS T * * LATE BULLETINS f& h e - # a n f n r i i H A N O I. Jiid o eh in a (fl*)— T h e F r e n c h a ir fo rce to d ay broadened Its r a id * on rebel V le tm ln h supply b ases being b u ilt up fo r an a u tu m n o ffe n siv e . % A T L A N T A (Jfy— .fame** W . L I ( U “ b 4*', ve'«M»!i »o u lli- i - ! » ( # r n n ew sp ap erm an , died tod ay a ft e r a lung illn e ss. H e tof-' V O L U M E X L I V m e rly wan on th e a t a f f o f th e O rla n d o S en tin el. ------- E s ta b lis h e d 1908 I M > E F E N » B N T . <\f.M V _____________ N E W S !* A r l ' H ______________________ W A S H IN G T O N (/P)— T h e V e te ra n s A d m in istra tio n Is m a k ln jt Its f ir s t c h e c k on th e fin a n c ia l s ta tu s o f p a re n ts w ho a r c re c e iv in g co m p en satio n fo r the d e a th s o f sons or d a u g h te rs In W o rld W a r I I . Crowd Expected N E W Y O R K <>P)— N a rr o w ly m ixed p rice s w ere e n ­ co u n te red todny In e a r ly p h a se s o f stoek m a rk et I ra ilin g . C h a n g e s w ere a lm o s t e n tire ly In the s m a lle r fra c tio n s, and A ra d in g w as u n ite slo w . earing L O N D O N (/P)— T h e B ig T h r e e W e ste rn a llie s w ere repo rted n e a r a g re e m e n t to d ay on a now o ffe r to Join R u s ­ s ia In a fo reig n m in is t e r s ’ p a rle y on the fu tu re o f G e rm a n y , ff . ______________________________ S T . L O U I S </P>— W ire r u t t in g w as reported in M isso u ri and K a n s a s to d ay a s c o n tra c t n eg o tiatio n s w ere resum ed In an e ffo rt to end a s t r ik e by 53.000 C I O em ployes a g a in st th e s ix -sta te S o u th w e ste rn B e ll T elep ho n e Co. Five Killed In Car Crash JA C K S O N V ILLE UR Duval bounty police swooned down on Wderal gambling stamp holders over lhr weekend, arresting all but three of 44 stamp owners list­ ed hy the Internal Revenue Ru reau. The raids began S it unlay night, two days alter flov. McCarty told Sheriff Rex Sweat and three local iroaecutnri “ there will he no inch blng aa the lid being on (gam­ bling) today and off tomorrow" during his administration and to ^tit the stamp holderi. f Pair Arrested For Extortion JA C K S O N V ILLE ( * - Two men were arrested late yesterday on charge* of trying lo extwi 1500 from a government engineer allrr holding him captive for an hour Friday ft Detective Sgta. ft. A. Strlckl.ind and W. O. Crosby identified the two as Frank Taylor. IS. ami Vln rent Paul, IX The victim waa John It. Martin of tho Corps of Engineers Rescuer Drowns N A P LES ufi —Twelve hours after be iv a m out Into Wiggins Pass ■Kill •in snliffort to aid a hoy Fa trnubto, N<sa man, svaa recovered yesterdi day, Blount entered Ifip water Saturdxv when he noted that Tommy Williams, 10, waaa hi having dlfficui ty regaining Ihe shore against a strong outgoing Ude Jax Holdup t JA C K S O N V ILLE UB- A man ^vllh a slocking over his f* i* held up A M Kurnmer. assistant man­ ager of a Winn and Lavelt Grocery sloro here, forced him to open tho safe and tsicaped with >1,500 l.jst night Just after the store closed, Kummer told police. Agent Dies TAMPA wi - Donald A. M*cfjhm ald, 52,, a veterae veterse federal fed rev 'wnue agent died of ■ h u r t attack today while he i n fellow officer* sloshed through water to make a raid on a mnonrfilne whisky still. Body Recovered PAXTON i d - Five Alabamans were killed early today when two speeding aolnmohiles met In a head on collision about two ml' ;* south of Paxton, the Florida High wav Patrol reported Killed Instantly wrro Roy Knight. 22. Pineapple, and Clifford L Thrasher J r . 22. Selma Taken to a Flrrala. Ala . hns pltal, where thry died, w.’ re James Allen Goodman. 20, l!t. 2, Enter prise, Joe Knight, IS. Enterprise, and Znlllc I.rlloy Cole. 22, Selma Florida Highway Patrolman Clark Wiggins said Ihe cars crashed Into each other while hnlh i were (raveling at osllmatrd speeds of between an and (Ml miles an hour He said there were no witnesses JP Squabble Cleared Up i Jimmy Wright Stars In Boy Scout District Sw im Meet District Governor Duggan Addresses Sanford Rotarians Fliers Killed Driver Killed uh- Jack so n vllle Has Corp was glinted au thccity by the Stale Utilities Com mlaslon Today In Increase Its min Imum rale from tl for 200 cubic feet of gia or in * In t l U for 400 cubic leet or less Funeral Held For Mrs. Hatch Georgia Tech Accepts Hutchison n Sheriff's Office Uniforms Arrive f c r ” b',lldl",■ att r.ra-w ^ Ffa1^ -'.J mm . .V 'ii*: —* . —a ... U.—C-,. >-^ i i . tilt* •*.*> JSf .il - il Mi i Seven Property Transactions Arc Listed s rlii'd o le of m ■ ■ 111 , for Hi. •I >•v w ill lie r e n ts till- n e c k , r e s e llin g Ihe m a in " s r i l i i i , m n m rn l- m -lo re fill l i n lr a l r i m i'l l l . iln il 111v IS THERE A SINISTER MIND d f ■ tr V ELV ET n HAND? v j f > (/ Altar one murdar and the thrtm of onolhar, Kd and Phillip Havan oniwar a foorfvl, daiparota "ya»." Tha vangaful bond bo» ol. raody ranched into iha innar depth) of Naw York City and out >e tha waolihy lociolilai of Connacltcul. Kit and Phillip flaa, and ora jenad by ihe myiiarieut llbby But thara ii no hiding plot* from THE VELVET HAND by HELEN REILLY KVKHY DAY STARTING TOMOHROW in th « SANFORD HERALD . ip tnrft Ii i, •* i lin o mi Mer lieen A I Wil 111i'll•! M" m eetin g w hich to I'l it III, I l l s M i l l at Will MU I 111I ■■ I'llU fill , p | | | t, 1 f 11 V Pi* ' 'I 4Hi' ■iff I V ,| U p ? • i l i * il p m p i ' t t v f r o m V> I in .1 • . *.'* p 11m l o| iirtiijil 1"" ' ' o n l. 41 tint I lu* M i n i m s .mi l i t * •| ti M« Il l flpIVft i t.i i i m f ill i UrM i' t i i ( v (in i n , il • -if *• i » pi t».pvt i n u U n y r i » hr fil l Mir »• ill UXff'tl . |VO iuI pi ti llt r .si* i s11111 .nut is liin n l up in t Mir k r r n i " f it pH ll loll l 1n , lU x ilih 'd ly , Mn* mi iv n r s tf M\ uulo. I ogunnil in iliggitn: mi i«> . k* m il gcttim: linin' in (n r ttic ra c e i espt-i l< il ill il tto- i m o p le lc \ ............... I. ol M *\ »»r fi *1in Iji 11 r tin *«■ nf Sun Inril, 11>I n u ln i'ts m in pi ril'd iirir .toil Into pr.u II I . il ■ ■ I .■I " i i,l llo m i I B tfrtu lim ; lh»* S .in l iin ln Spring's b|*fthur Ih iv r r h h r M in n c m iji*f i IpMtil v |*'u n f Mir m .iv u r j in Mioy r n n ip r lr ’ (n r hip hurm r* (n r IhiMr ru .pin hvi* r if le * Passes in Miami ® ss M m *i i J. R. Mclollan Hobby Invited To Attend Meet 5,10, And 4 0 Years Ago Knmi ci'lehr ilors lli'oio ,ls tin eoln Id.ink- (or Hie (*,* mly contest have been Troop '.'t.i of Mvicdo. pool Illy ill In the Seminole I I III nly IteaiillH were ns follows: Free layeee idflee hi Sanford Young sty le , rlnns A Jim m ie W ria h t, I Hill s p.iltlclpjillliu III Ihe rnntrsl Troop 14, first; Sidney Vllilen Jr„ md com|icling for do idle Miss Troop 145, si'coml, nnd Hon Ulrey Sanlando Springs ol I'.iil" will na Jr.. TriMip 21.1, third, and clitsa ft in lr before the indues m h ilhlrif. ■Hom er Alexander, Troop HI, ■ oils and evenjpu dresses first: Kejtb Mslcnlin. Troon 241. l* y p r ,f c o m m llle e s are hard ai seromt, and Jamea Pearson. Troop w o rk e n tn p lfin iu p la n s fill fin the the lotul of U.i.teKi in ,r»rn H45. thlH . J A Hilt s a n tic Sanlando s .in la n d o S p rin g s J.abnr J.ab nr gigantic Springs Uack stroke, class A —Jim in It sepafglo propel it ami dwelling nm f>|sbni|inn The laycees ^ra Wright! Kenneth M cM urrnyiJM W Ifilinni * ere rect, riled In Ibe ' F n i f t ' ft . e s .n l 1 . lie m i l l l _ i f l Troop 145. find Dan fllsler. Troop” ' .... 'tv f * office al Hie Court "Yiiuin Artlvlili'n Fund" 24.1, and clnst H Amlrrw Aulm House toil,tv The litri'c .1 itiilicidiml im irlutc Troop 24.1; l.miri'ni-e llowntil, w ts 1 Vt.MNI deal in whit'll Ml Hid Troop .14, hml JaioiK l’i-ur»on Pineannb, rescue First, trmii Mrs Carl It* pev l>"o ;td n home from Troop 115. <-r t. msed 'if unit several Inis m ttn- itak Grove nnlrrhvIs|,hi tMini Mi m l Mi . Kenneth if, 'ti . • Him. Roll is II11,: i i . ard Phaunn, ri'eruei Mini Hi on Thuiii For IH.lvai i i. I i'll.... Ill Hold, holpcr. mid seennd, ii'Hiii froto T iih ip .'II i iiiihiimi i ! n f Hi m ■ P a r k A ve h oiidii i hom e nnl lot In the I’lmnts ft " ii i i i i 'i i r i t i ’ M McCoy, victim. HIMv T vrr. ri'.<i m i W e llin g and Ins site H elen lolin R Mc| i ll in la vi' n dd nml Jark II11rr•-v , hi'liu'i Mr and M i la m e , I l l .n Medley rwre First, tesm limn u re a v e . lis s i A d i o i . si p r o iiir c il H'.ideill »d the We d Side lot Ihe Troop 115. I'omposrit of IldU a p a rr e l of l.im ' aid lio o -e fro m past 21 years, died eailv veder .lav inoriiim: in Miami (ullowmg > Ramsey, Teildv Wtilkei, Jiinn M r and Mr-. I > 411. h a rt fm i nicer operation lie had lieen ill Pearson arid Sidney 4'ilili’o Ji IH.lim t'T Hie pi .I |i il mil had hern in seen nil, loam from Tioup I I . Hi"- 41 r ami M m I ' i i ' l l Hates -inld Mlain! I i ahoot a iti oni Ii McCoy, Jininiir VVrlirht. I.imr-illolll M iv In PMI'i iii I'oRard corner lot and home In Alla Howard and ll'iiner Al<-xu„,|> • ainoiite Sprint: I . Ml>e|t J Him 41a Ml Mi I i II ill tv a . in llir pro und third. Tronii 211 lemn R"’ nt ItriHiklyn. N v lor W.tasi In •loci' Ini'llie.s here neckman, T e n v McMalmn. Imu Hie Phillip. I «ri oiidivision ol Surviving ire the widow, 41r McGill and Keith Malcolm Sanford. 41r m l Mi . Holier I II Alice Me t ell.in one ,on, John l> Cross chest rr iile Ftr.il. Ir""i Weldi'ii. I l l l Yah \ie pnreliRsed M. 1ell,in i n d grnndd.ioglilri. 248 team, Ro)> Recknuin Jinn a lot and hiinie ha W.KSI (ruin Mr < anil Sin all nt .Sanford, two hill McUiit and Keith Malcolm. ,ccmii and Mrs Jaine Newell Shields Mors, fi.iu and Waller id Miami, Troop 145 lenni. Teililv VVnlki i Ollier trnlisarlioiis were the sale two uui'li's of Sanford. W r uni Gregory Walker and flinty St of a I'ahln and lot on Neal's Hu> I' S Rumlilcv. and an mini. Mrs John, ami third. Troon I I tcum Point In Rimlli Seminole i'minty hy J A Kelly id Miami Bruca McCoy, limner Aleaiindn Mr. and 4lrs. lames a Neal I" Funeral services will lie held and Boh Reelv. Mr. anil Mrs llenjamin Sinllh Wednesday at t IKI p in at llrl-vnn Plunge—Class A, Hilly T y r e laiekliart. for |5on and the t?un Funeral Hume with Rev Milton Sidney Vihlen Ji , and Don d im nurrhiisv of a lot Owen Hansen Wyatt ol tlie First Mellmdisl Jr„ and class It Rlrhartl Phntran kingvllle, Ohio from Mr and i hurch official ing Inleriuent will Teddy Walker and Andrew Anlio Mrs W. A Long* follow in Everitrren f'emelery Hiving—class A, llritce MH'»v Jimmie Wright and Kenneth M< •y, anti class It. Aniltc» Richard Phagnn ami At f'olllna, ..... Troop 845 Comedy dive—Grruorv Walkei Rruea Mold, and James MciiRi 1'nrtiritmlinK In tit** inr*'| w r n j Tr oo p s lit noil MI 5 o f M m i fo u l nn Funeral service* for Mrs Ethel Hatch, who died Friday, were held at 1:io p in. today at ihe Church of Hod, French Ave. at 22nd St . with Rev. T. C. Messer and Rev R E Newell officiating. Rurial waa made tn Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Hatrh, M, waa tho wife n[ Jay Hatch and made her • -I homo at lllgalna Terraco. She la SharUfa from It countic imlmi survived by the huaband and har ing Seminole County Sheriff J 1father and itep-mothor: on* sla­ Ilobby, have been Invited f>. attend A U G U ST I I , H U • •aUbllshment of • large warehouse and printing plant as- ter; one brother ana one neptitw. a fifth congreaalonal district meel Ing of the Florida Sheriffs Assn L V A p U d tfor printing fruit and vegetable wrappers by the elation in Orlando Wctlm-sday g ow«ColumbU Paper Co. o f California at Hanford will prove ■ great Orange County Sheriff S. i> bantfll advantage to the packers of thla ataU. Starr, of Orlanao, la In charge of arrangement* for the in re ling Carload* of new material are arriving thla week for the People* which ia arhedulrd to lie held iii Bank, the first heavy piece being a new safe door that looks large •he county commiMloner*' mmo ATLANTA, Ga. (Spaelalk-Jpa, enough and strong enough to hold nil the mnnay In Seminole County. at tha Court Home, at n no p m eph B. Hutchison of Siinfortl, havT Brevard county Sheriff II T The Gao. If. Fernald Go. la demonstrating a new sprayer that Ing met all the entrance require­ will rtvolutlonlss the spraying business. The pipe* will fit any cart ments, haa bean accepted for ad­ William*, of Tltuavllle. n Sheriff or wagon an<J tha m litura is forced from lh« sprayer by a gaioHne mission to the Fall IBM class of Urn Association director, will preside U k g County Sheriff Willi* V Georgia Institute nf Technology. ^angina* Student* for’ Oeor ‘ “Techh are McCall, of Tavarc*. Sheriffs As Georgia dmittea on the Ibails soclation president; ami Marirm selected and admit A U G U ST Mf 1941 of their work In high school and County Sheriff Don McUrnl. nf An impending Mack market in the vegetable seed Industry In scholastic Minding Ocala, Aaaoclation *rcreiary, arc Tn tnelr gradi Florida wag today pointed out by J. J . Roeco, manager of the focal uallng claaa. tding All of these condl- among Mwtae Invited to attend branch of tho Btrpea good Co, Hhon-wavo radio com mimic» lions have been met by Mr . Huttiona will suhicris wlll lie bo one of the subject' chlson. Curtl* Wlljlam*. 8. O. flhlnholsar Jr., and Ira .Southward were P forordiacuaaion, dtacuaalon, according in Freshmen will rngliler at tha welcomed Into tho Rotary Club today and presented with membership Atlanta Inatllutlon for the Fall President McCall. plna by W alter Haynes at tha weakly luncheon at the Mayfair Hotel. Other enuntiea in Ihr district quarter nn Sent. I I and tho upper classmen on Sept. 2*. Under the In addition tn Ihnse mentioned A "Back-to-School" Dance will be give the Young Peoples sponsorship nf (he Georgia above are C ltnu, Flagler. Oscen Club. All etudanta attending grammar echoo or high achool, and YMCA, new aludenta will be la, 81, Johna, Sumter and Volusia Jiig h school are Invited. Music and aouvanira m furnished. . t o alter day freshman camp, to . A U G U ST 14 /1*4| Salem Camp Grounda near Atlan­ 1 H i" Clty Commlasion laat evening authorised Mayor R. A. Wllllama ta, September t l to » . The pur­ pose of this camp la to acquaint entering freahmen with campua leaden, racully Rieabera, and Member* of tha Junior Chamber of Commerce, their families and vartoua organisation*. Th« County aheriff'i office today frlaads will enjo* an ouUng, tomorrow afUrnoon at Baniando Springs, recalved new winter uniform* it « M announead thla morning by Gordon Bradley, president. will bo dressed in gray, I F YOU a ll and P-Uia, gray ih irti, and receive your ... i A M Bobeon.i of Mr. and Mrs. Jamaa NicholOrange ck k tli« tlna,n ;. Ihata * and - * ahooa. ■ -------for la y marriage to Marlon a r t on the ihouidert nf rplacopai Church. the Jacket** IN T H E H ERA LD r u lin ' (pis hrrn 'H uhi'rn Ihr hm;r rmvvil Jimmy Wright of Troop 34. Hanford, starred in Indivtdunl <-v>-nts Ftolm <i in. It", Stout -woo mrcl for thr .Seminole district, by winning firsts in free style mol look stridu ...... petition nut a ....... ml place in diving, George Mnlfcll, chairman of ramping ami activities for the district, w • in .limp.- >0 tlo- swimming riu'i't which whh hi4Id ut thr* Munlrl ;<al pool. Jtn lg e s w>oe R o lie rt l.i p p l r v o l l , lloi llc.-lv, lie T 'n d Mi M o ffe tt, n il S c o o te rs , + Sid ney V th le n , also ,< S c o o te r, wna the s t a r t e r . him »l-i>i #•«'>. I h i l s i v u i l l hi* un»u dui| vm Mi m p n U fur Mu* ttlfl a n il vtumu u llk u At mi n Y I*» rk , \lu m h i\ nuH itm u, So pi X Mir m .iY iir s nf S r in t n n lr r*m n t\ n t ii* s w ill r u m p H c in a ’s purt ii i l l ,i r P u t.(to S jir k I I ,*«*#■“ T I m* r'NMi'-siv, mv *'» u tin 'll tIn* in i> ni> svill p iin p , r r » w l , f u ll, mi ru n . TNI UNHID ITATIf AM N K t a Uteit heavy bomber, Ilia *-)et YR-J?. liUiown thoili i aflat taking off on a tegular tast ltl|ht from thai KAwards Air fore* Bata, California Tha plane w>n loon•4li( In the Ptv t.aka lasting ground (or research and evaluation by USAF unerta. fOefehaa Dept. Photo itorn IntertidihitMl) WEST PALM REACH '4'- Louis I Winters of Coral 0 shies will con Ilnur to solirll advertising for Hit yearbook of the Florida Justices of the Peare and Constables Assn. The hoard of directors, meeting yesterday after tho dose of the annual convention, said (here would be "■ few changes In the auditing system" nut nothing “drastic." A specisl committee reported to District (invernor Malcolm Dug­ lhr* convention It had found no gan of Bradenton n-itaratad the evidence to substantiate chargre it aate precept! of Rotary Club at of "shakedown" tactlra used In M a y ’s Yacht Club meeting t* selling arf# foe the'yearbook and “ finlary means aervlce to* oth collecting funds era." he asifrtan. " I Ilk" ta think Rnlarlana try to use their devlnu gifts In help make this u better world In which lo Jive." He urged the local dub l» attain ROHE RTS H ALE, Ala >* Two list percent by undertaking such slodent filer* w»r* kllli-l today programs as raising money To send when their Irnlner planes collided • M’lumgr students lo various coun trie.. Ihu.s promoting goodwill ami In Right near lter<* Authorities .it Pensacola Naval world understanding Mr Duggan further emtihaslicd Air Station, Fla . said the two wero solo students on rootlnr the possibility of purchasing suh scrlptlnos to the Rotary magailne (raining flights Names of (he victims were with for distribution to foreign coiintric* held pending notification of nest of where Ihe publication Is not in elm! ed with the dues kin. lb- was introduced by Prasirirni II I. Perkins Jr Fred Perkin*, general manager of the Sanford Herald, waa inducted a* tha rlub\ OCALA il* ----- Jarnea Baggett of newest member Chalaworth. Ha . airmail stationed Serceant-at Arms M L ft attorn, at Cocoa Air Force Base, d id to with Ills new found voice intrudin' day of Injuries received Sunday ed the guests: Id. Cnmdr, John when—HJgnwi ah way Patrolman N. I, Hughes, Jack C. Morrison, and id—his auto rammed Into Paul Miller. Sprtfl aald—t the rear oi a truck near here dur Honorary liotarlan Chart** Mor ing a heavy rain. rlson, of f)u> Herald, led the club In a spirited song session preceding Mr Duggan's talk. TALLAHASSEE \ I ,, ■ l l l t i o l 'll t l * | l l ¥ f r * t | ■. i i d i ' i in di i f i i ' l upon die C ity .......... on 'i " i i 11■ 1111; 11r when the i . h i , „ i i l -.il c . h i r ip i.illr a llo n In, ii .I ,i > tic m m ; i mn r in t lili the I 11 . I fin i i c il v ip u t ln t i, Om* h fj; F’ v u iii 't i ll l r i|f | iff tIn sS .in l.iiu lii S p rin t: I ilu>r lf<*v ■t in hr,lim n H|toitx«t|i'i1 fn llt r NiuiU iu»|r f nim lv .lim in r < h nnh**i <if Rate Increase K E Y W EST (ft- The hotly of Ens. William Shintban, 2.1, whoie Navy night fighter plane crashed Friday In a marshland near the Toca Chlca Air Station, was reovered from the wreckage yesUrday. Cily Commission To Sil As Board 01 Equalization Mayors Getting Ready for JCC 'Sack' Evcnl State News Roundup Duval Stamp Holders Taken .’ •it) \ s w t > n u l c , | I ' m ’ h s I < i .<■ \\ n r M O N D A Y . A U G U S T 1 1. 1953 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A \I A P I At I IT IV IN IO N , a d d le m n I Hr 4H|vm-f ui*n| I (• ,i|n| It i •*C**of (ol fli»? AMtrUt- • » I » f MulroHil 44i Mi iff i *4 , i . • C KIf lllMlt J ' irmufiM* t r l Y I I |||( I l> 4II f U|M" tUll Ilf hs I V I it III |»lnV I'll II'III fl i l l u r d f ' i 11 4 a in I 1.11 44 | . kJlVffl - • t ' N l*' Ir*11**r Mi- rt h in t * 11*I H u m 'A i Hi ft *r iin. i» III Hu If In Hit* *( •. I|» «l i i •'*|»i« 1)011 >f fn I* il Hi MH I * t r IM *>li i in i »»i* I i lit MMtillt 11 mu w(ui Mu* it'iMit (fir it *|1 II t h ill i f»f ut t * *\ l " i u ul*Miitii; uf m i i Vt »'i"i»“ u ill ij|41* i rr'poft. I I " *'u ii I It Mix • \ i H jn iii i: Miinliol.rr will i ' umi i *i •11i i i| Mm* ciro i‘ i * f > im infill |i*‘f44u*«ii Mu* ritv I1 f n I .1 I | III* II III O. F •>.. VII i tif u ,i * 1 ■ Mir u HlrntlMj 'if **..I1*' ** n i l Mil 'V u \ .ti u f i,i fit. i I ut* .flf i i I*.I tl • 4Ifcml eI j • 1. - j V|| l» prndO' IP ill id . hi «l *• 11•,«, ll'i/ald I'Uli-ri'd n il .* n il1' it.. • na I Inn pi l l.n i ii;-n iili>n .1 and livr d,i' k agent ii V •l>t<> t . nl 11| i n , ; , Im , i.»i-ij*t«t (ut nr<t ..................•*!*•»* < l*v * itv M*n I■ 11•• <"in "ii * ||| l»f» h r o'igM ' miu »'•• lull n tn »• "tn f(t** Amen I. u i 4 ifl tr In r* *■ u * A(» mnri il lull' m«, i f nf Si-|*l | fur I of * in i Mlf* ...... UF of ,i|>t i o lt u f i .ilifl l i v i ' x l i u k T l i i ' s u i i m 'u i11*ixi'l v w i t h i unt il v HU" ft I ii I • it(|#'t:*' #'■' I**im o-l*fl! r i 4 ifu ( * I'- f f'li .('Mill ■Ff'l ■ i (In* ■ ■ ■» > r i M ip i - rml r<' iI'M I ** rM ■ r i1 lie i . a n i l l ) c I » i f'i till! M liul. (u (• t »!• »M T* m i In r Ml Ho/iitH i "iff < Mn uo |»mv \ jiijt iH i v i t m... •iMMx f'l vi**| Im Mu- f im I ......... (i i i' in ns U ( | MU VI i• llu imptuw'itivnl 'ill il l 1)4 Hit* i 11v’ V ft. it u Hu 111141.14«■if11*nf pm tilts »*i \» Isuit i n11 (in v* jUUpH, || Mi 11 I i I 1 r III i i i m i: Hon lo-vvMoeo In N e w Y o r k f •* > o long world to u r , w a r n e d n .1 A io r r n i's “ p l r s t l g e a n d lo'l'n ■ l u v r .I n lin ed atirnad** d l l ............. |vo-i war aid In Ihe non I ................ nl 1 world h a s w o r k e d w *-11 I ' • fa r m ." m i l t - I ' r c s l 'l r i d l a l • •• ■ i d a l e In liste d, h n w e v e r . Il- a lla e e l.een w l n l l l o c Hie f o l d a n Bozard Named Agricultural Agent For A C L ii tiff mi - " 11 •» Ml 1 • Tin i i i . i H l« * n n «M* f »"| 1 M* Mini I I I i'll m ' u i i i i fnr It v I .c l ..f isitilu 1 i f n .... nnuM 11i In i1 lr i • I nf Mi. |<»i ,| ' , lit. I ail | If | It'S I r ll • »' • • I • Mi** it >1 Mi** ' M . i * itHti •!. If|i*ii *t Imnl i* 1 > t \ * *pli hi v tinting Mu* lave I I. alt •» t" 1 ,|| ' I I It If)* , f • *i V Mi 4* tin t)H II . |»fr» irul 1111n r f ton S I and wa t;i pip 11i t . i m V • " Mi uf * .1 ft I ' l , h i , rr* rli'PIMMi Agip p llm d l nil, i', im •in* l» -I N.a ( (I \ fn i i p p f y .in *?J sf* l tux m i M»t 1 f vi 11»iM i »* s t f i r f Mi<* F n llm v lu ,: g i ad li iin u i lie ■, 1• l»f of u i l i t p n t f s I n p n ituiT** ep ip lo v e d bv S w lf l •.nI l <i , , Ml ♦?! n "ti • Ml lilt v f n p mm f p Id re p re se n t i l n in ih e n < |if npf'l | \ M | Mi I* tu rn lil.i fu nd S I . id fp i t il l I hP iii i l l l i Hie pi ml I. It- I'M ll >|i. uf I I 1 »' iln N iv y Im , r** » t m* i int fh if Ji«! i ♦ * il fn i ufr.iin f m m < pi • 11*1#* ft|> ,t n I f i i ill Rampaging Trailer Colon tl Yotilli Dilchcs Two Car',, D-owniiKj Vitlim Damages A Third f ' *rli iMi* I M it»ipiGii, if • ">1 "i .1 I" eph II pinpton. W tp.tti t h I In p|i<pniputg Satur A ra m p a g in g ir .n l r t t i I • i >I , ^ >l i .Intn in i,i,ting nt the 3tn.ll a flrrriiio n d im e Ivm ■.<• "II tin Mi ,iim ' toneli m ,i M a fk lu m h ig h w ay and d . im a g ed -t H in d m - ............. ......... ting to Hugh H ig liw a v I ; 12 one fo u rfh m ile tiiirii in pi 11, p- "I tin' peace Hpiltli nf the M lulin, l l n i i Mi linn- nt in In . c a p a c ity a ) bridge llr Raid F 41, ( nlrlp ii Meele i iir in ic i ip i Ip-I H i i ' Ih r v illt t i m rt .It Hii iln itiig h h i n c id c n t a l Mn . will pulling Hie Inm .e lr nh i In wlien It came lim.e, passed Iln •Ii"-.Iniri,• The eorouer dcrldcl no iii'lii" l i i n e c e s s a ry ear. n il serosa the rn.nl and w. til i In, in " .Ii mi m il n a .m a ll lake nlmig Ihe left filnnililer fin Kvi il He | iip me are .i itte r he became feel -iccnrtllm! In llighuav Tmnp ■ ............ I ivtiilr iH'inplUlg In er R H 1lit rr hnn .-I'm n> the hmlv Ilf water lie The dully id Hie Ii nlei Ini ll" I, "I 1 < n nTmiip.niti’il liv three frnnt end nf a edan diiven liv tn llm swill] liTOki the I. II Elsey Jr . Miami. ■in mi> nlliet l> like in Imii ilan"ii;e tine ypintti gi.itili"l him hut Raphael Haywnod, 2HH W Third St., was arrested hv tile i 'nimlv II i inplmi inn- iw iv and ..ink tiler .Sheriff’s uiflce, Triaiper tl.iiriMiii In li.nl la i n l.iki M a slmrl distam e. sold. Saturday night mi a charge 'll.......Him Hirec ituifiis cnritlrmeii of drunken driving following an tin* slma! ili'l.ince In shore, recnv accident on Highway 17-1)2, two ered Miiiicnh.it from Hie swim and mile* *miIII of Sanford ncnl hack for ll.imiilim Tite li'idy According lo Trooper llarrisnii. was reem i r c l m alimit 12 feet of Haywnod ran a car driven hy Will water, afti*' .ilmtll 10 mmutes. lam llick.i, Sanford, off the road and collided with a car driven hv R I'WARDS! George M. Welling, Sanford Hay fact lllnc I'l.i-.lm W,did —In wood was driving nn Hie wrong limit nt (.arrets Store Aa a side of the road. Trooper Marti REW ARD keep Hie motley son related, when tie rail the first Imt please return the papers car off the road ami was going ami puliires a* lltey are Im­ hack toward hi* own side when portant to the owner he struck the Welling ear. which laisl .Weston Exposure Meter— had switched In llm opiiositn side Aog tu In frnnt of Grammar of Ihe road. Sehnol REW ARD A rnr driven by Muriel Wagner, lost - Itrnwii ami While Beagle Winter Dark, who wh* ncrom I'uppy panleil by two other Winter I’arlr girls, was nsslslerf back on In Found — Female Fawn Uoxer stale Road 415 Sunday evening by with idrullflratioii tag. a wrecker, after tho driver hail ( heck the LOST AND FOUND swerved off tho road in avoiding every day In (lie Sanford Her­ hitting an armadillo, and the rar ald for those Hems as well aa had hccomo mired, Trooper llarrl REW ARDS, son said. ftiVi • smuI >1. .A**,- Hfaifsan �213 two week* ago. Itnin and iio«tponcment* have cut the num­ ber of irainea idnved tu arcount in nnrt for the fewer nuinlier of theft*. Sunfoid hau T2I atolen base* through laat Friday. With the iraann coming to nn <n<l next Monduy night, Ana. 31. itiiiidlna* at midnight Thuradav found the defendina rhuinnlon l)el.»nd lied lint* with u full anme lend over the Davtuna Reach laInrelera, winner* of the firat half erowlt. The Hut* had the ndvuntnae of having 16 aamea to tdav n* of niiilniaht Thuradav while the I'* had only 13 to an. mini, who hi.* first (wo yeur* of Organised i (he fln t | (Insebiill. hi* Florida Having won (hi* bnttlng title ctinmnion- I of thi* Cuu»tnl I'lainw League while wiii re- i niuviiiM with Gtdd*boro, N. (!.. Ii.il lultmi bre. h i , with luatv .37& mark, the .1(711 murk ' aggressive lltth* muacli'tnun li th Cherti* well on hli wnv to hie Mecond nin North straight hutting crown In hi* flr*v oint bulge (wu veal* of nlavinir In (). II. Manager Meanwhile. Munn»rr J. C. Dunn maintained hi* No. 4 noaitibn of hi* liuae- the week before in the loon linto.......... tilng rare. Hunn I* the home run . leader of the FHI. with 17 nml 111 " the */renl*»t »lnirle nroducer of the r il l. tun*, having *roreil 132 to tie for * lie I* e c r u III I nlnee with (ieorire lluirhe* Inver* to imvlnir driven In 112 to rnnk mil rank* third to lender Union Howell (121) !•!. 11 Kll-I l.l II tu ernali Hecond to Muck Purdue (117). I fuiiiml, hHNfitril T| • ••! Hrty, Jn « | ecu** In® l)uun la well un in the total hit ('(III* |H»l*Ufl«l ii..ie*rtieent with 171 to enrii a 11II NN. MlllMfll, *1 i swinger third tdnee He with Jurk (hide, ! r.irJn*- l»4yioiiii lot lend- l.eonnnr* .37!) murk I* only four i 32. Unlit iidnt* *lnut of the nil-lime FHI. 1 , Leonard liattimr liiuh of ..'IM3 *et bv Al i femur III I I'lrtle in I !• I!* while ulnyilig fori Seminole Griddcrs Begin 2nd Week Of Practice It) K K N T C IIK T I.A IN Hanford’* in i.gutn nml out aanln (‘uidllial* fare I Inof ploying 13 guinea III the next idaht day* before the a week (lulu loliiald. fill' evenlna Hie Iteillilrd* will n lleacli to ploy th*' I - hinder i at tbu un Sanford. Ill nil tin* •’ ime llie O .ldlnah only Alenn'n 3.'i hnmer* and 131 have nliived In Ho*dimly lit b land Hill'* tiarul hlK'.ier .‘.iun any Card­ nark, Hanford ■■.■. . *•» win Hie inal Manager Dunn, however, i* first cnnle t ltd-, will be dielr last pie*slid! with M homers and I li Bind «l try Ilf' to dViiHe .d b’ 1*1 Hill'.*. AN triumph In Hie M.iuders Over the week end. Jupiter limin' cu nllne. I'luvbis, who 1* re.H|H»nxlblr for Hie “ Harne-t I ruir" r.ilm iril 117 lolijesled seliedole of 13 'ittUie* in 10), who h.r ..... .. iilxiiil Hu* inosl eight day*, gained llie fore iigain efferlive ndnln 1 the vl.ollde In­ washing mil lu*t ulgliC* single let', ol iiliv limner III Hie I S L jami' with Daylomi and Frliluy lid, year will ntm one ol die i-veiling'* cnnlesl willi the Hed mound n .ignuii'iii* lot Hie Curds Hat* In I lei,and till* tivenlmi Hanford did manage In aiiiieeif Faced miIIi .lie more double in (will hill willi Del.and nil headers In the rrmninimt eight Snlurdiiy niglil nt the Memorial liny* id liir mm nil SIJtriglT I Hliuliiim Hill for Manager I C C. iliilin uidsl bn mol.Hi i pill'll' Dunn's record lying feat uf hitting III)! rot.'lllmi plidi Hi IliMire n ihrcc liumer* Inal night, Sanford M.irler lor nn It i oiile I and nle might lust iis well have (nrgnltcn (|IIIite re I lid III . bulling fur|»* ■ Inml llie dunblelieuder ns llie Hed who will eerl.ilnh earn llii'ir keep lliil* murelu'il in ii dean sweep. III llie la .l week nl Hie *eu*un Del.and took llie fir*l game nil * I'.ilmb ii, who I Sanford'* lone narrow 4 3 dcdalon, linger Al luipe nl udldevlmi llie coveted 21) derldge racking up the Irluinph ijlime vlctnrv mark since llllle over the foiidiliii'il efforl* uf D*ve Mdillipaw Jodie llnwinuluii lurneil Umnard and I'uul Hmltli. Bill the iri k wllh a 2)7 record In Hludgctt tamed Hie Incut* on four 1010, should have ample oppor run* and five hit* while hi* mute* limit > In the next 13 I, a me*. Mtiucked Jim Fluiinlgun und I'uul I'nlmn i| w.. turned back In lib L'orbrlt for seven tallies nn seven mill victory bill at t’nenu when lie base blow*. hurled four lot lull only In luxe u* Dunn tied Munuger Ed U-vy's the Indium ..'"red three unearned 1050 murk of hlltlng three homer* rim* In the fir .t tvvu IttltltiRn mi In one rilglit. However. Levy lilt all not a i ltiitb* nit. , , , d Ills In one game willi llie Hack Tlio Cardlnul* have several club or* In l.ceshurg nn May 22, 11150 record* ue/tlly linked away iver Levy's blow* were cuniecullve ilicir 1052 counterpart*. Till* Dunn'* first tun were eunsecottve venr’tr club lin* culleclnd seven dud* lu llie uiH'iier und III* third inure double i. 10 more triple* and went nut un n fine In Ihr slxlh inti Kill more lull'll III to* I III 11VI■ III 111\ log Snnfnrd’s skipper now leads the I'SL with 20 Levy of Duyloi a i* secuntl with 13. Ill'll' I* llie gliii'lllug schedule 'or (he remulnlng game* h i H>r I'M. slale till* yeur: Tonight, Sanford at Daytona 12.: I'liORiliiy night. Del.anil ut Hun furil (2); l.aki'luud nt Hunford nn Wedne.day night II will lie F'ree By T H E ASSOCIATED PR ESS Night cumpllincul* of Tuwrll'* Del.und'* llnl Unix won tliclr mil Tmichlim'*; Thursday nlgld. slxlh straight game last night lo (unford play* lu Jax Bench: FrL f a l l Ilicir Florida Slate League day night the Cardinal* play in lead hi t Daytona Ihucli lu two Cocoa; Saturday. Daytunn piny* full game* willi the end id the here In u twin hill: un Mimd.iy second half rumpnign only eight 'light .Hanford gne* In Orlumlo fur another dmdilelieuilcr: un next days a wav. Davtmi.i lleacli, winner uf the Monday evening the M’lixnn end* f/.'Sl naif uf Hie season, was ruined with Leesburg playing Hanford In t twin hill. out ut Sanford. Leesburg currli l IFo Red list) In Id Inning* before yielding 3 5 Jack Cado le i tlm M»l.nml attack will) lhr:e hits fur llvo Iritis, mak­ ing two run* himself nml liulllni in two mm • .llm clarlrh , IH* Lund’* Iliii d nllikvr, wus credited The icuulur inunthlv meeting willi llie ilei'KImi, Cocoa ilrle.llnl Jucksnnvlllr if tin* Heminule Cmiutv Hnurtsuiili'a Aasorlntion will lie held Reach I I lielilml llu> Hirer liU nieiiriuw night In the Commiapitrhini: uf rigid hnmlrr Hill l.eli'li wurlh wlni.e Nhutnu! hid wni doner* Room of the Cllv Hull ;r .lied hy nn unotvricd rim In Ihr it HdMI oVIiM'k, It wna iinnounred IihIiiv by Mr*. J. H. Kkeru, secre­ seventh inning. It was announirti lliai Cocos tary. Committee* will be aunolnted malinger llnmu Howell who re r-*lv<i| a broken left Ihundi w ler In nlan fur the stag flali fry to lilt by n pllelii'd bull Hnlurday be held naxl month. All Hporlameii nielli lu l.ikelnud wuulil be oul ire utged tu attend. far Hie remnlnder of llie leasim Howell, willi 121 runs bulled In July was u hard muidh on yj|irwax only 1!) aay from the leaguv an ball players, llnl Newhmurr, rncurd of tin se| by lluildy Lake Vern Htepheni, Max Lanier and In IttItl. Barney McCotky wore amoiitf A trhrtliilrd fruy between Or ihoxe released tl DcLaud Wins 6th Straight To Go 2 Games Ahead Sportsmen To Meet Tomorrow Night A 15-ninn rout invent of HemInole lllltli Heboid aiidiim i bone. fill* opened their aeeonil week uf pructlre today Instinv tlo-lr firat till of foothnil idav*. Honstina a heavier uild more experienced lllin than last year. Hanfonl will b» laced with the trying lo foimulate Mi entile new burkfleld out o' last year’* reserve* and Junior Vuisltv graduates. The stinting burkfleld and No. I soli* ore uune from last yeur, via aradiiutiou- Hnnfnid'* athletic immortal Junior Melt* the Lake Monroe ''laH'oniollve" i* now wing for u starting berth at KHI) ill Tnlliihiissee. Fullliark Huv Duvl* I* in the All Furce, llnlflnirk Fd “Tile Itorket" l.m'kett I* lit the U ni­ versity of Floildu while iionrterIniek* J. II. Howell uild Joe lllltl'hl-on have gniie their wuv*. Ill the line, All-I'onfereliee Tackle Joe I'lcken* I* at Htelaon and Center Terry CunMI i* enrnll< d at the Citadel In t'liuile*tnu, H. C. Itclorulng to thi* vvur'a team aie (iiiurd* llos* lliinmim anil Jidin Carter, Center Jimmie Fux ami Knil lluiibu lli*lieu. Hanford will rontliiuu to have the Cn-roarli iiminveinent with Imekfleld mentor Hill Klemlnu noil line cunrli Fred tinna* alluring the helm. Hanford'* unenlng gnmo I) with Annnku here un H*nt. IH. OH lent*". That mean* that ona of th# laraent crowd* m me season Sanford Cardinal Averages Allie Reynold* of the Yankee* would like til will two more World Series game* before lie retire*, lie lin* won six. J. C. Dunn Ties FSL Record With 3 Homers In One Night Hulifurd* 27-year-old manager J. C, Dunn, who I* being boomed for the Moat Vnluuldu I'luver title of the Klorlilii .State League till* aeaann, tied n Florida Htnte League record Haturdav night In the Memorial Stadium when ho Hmu*hed three homer* in nne eve­ ning. Dunn'a prodlgluun stick work covered 11 annn of twu gumea, hlltlng u null uf four-master* In the seven-inning onenrr mol n third In the aistb frame of the regiilnr iiine-atnnxn niglitrap ngnlnst DcLimd. Dunn’* fent tied Muiiuger Ed Levy's record uf hitting three lioiiiera in one night, la'vy, who set th> KHI. home ion stniulniil of 33 homer* lit infill while miinaglng the Hunford lilunl*. how­ ever, hit nil threo uf hi* htunei* In oue nlne-Inning 411100 h uuii it SN^Mkh on Muv p , Ilintl.MM- Iv second In minx scored and third in mu* ilrivi'ti in, accounting for mure mu* ttuin any other nlnvrr in the FBI,, Dunn hn* hit 27 double*, nine trlph'* und 20 limners, lending the lengiin in the Important lilt column. He hn* stolen 32 bn*** tu rank ill Ihn ton seven of tho longue anil has been the guiding force In two of Hanford’s big winning splurge* this year. Levv liuldn the record for tlm most eon*ecutlve houu'r* huving three in one gume uml n totnl of four siiieud nut over two giuiiu*. The gangling Diivtnnn llenrh skin­ ner I1I11'led uni jitne on Muv 2Jk IlifiO un III*JM jP o fflcIn l tin* ut the plate In n ^ M N 4 N g fli.« N M Dinin'* lung hull hitting denionslratlun Inst Haturdav eluvnted hla league leading home run total to 21), five short uf IS*t year'* high uf 2A set by Mannger Chuck Aleim uf Hanford. Dunn 1* 13 homer* off Levy’s F 8 L ri'cunl with 13 gum** re­ maining. The Hanford Cardinal skinner I* now third In the loon In H ill's with 117, second in run* seared (125). Dunn has 271) total base*, 33 inure than Inst year's Hanford leader Chuek Alt-no, and four abort uf Jock Cade'* F ill, high mark of 283. ' Dunn I* currently the league's Ion ronlender for the mo«t val­ uable plnvrr huimre. lie ha* nluvM every position bn the club, lie Tho Han Franelicn 4iMri will mako their only Now York appoar•nco Ihla year when they meet the football (Hants in thr Polo Ground* nl (two sa Good Salary IX F a r re ll 310 E . Flint For /o yearn, this More haa roltilatently obaervexl Ua fol­ lowing hours; HVoak day*) 0 a.m. ta «tl5 p.m. ^larduy* U a.m. la a '. Cioaoil from 7)80 p.m. ;;,a»tUMlay until 0 a.m. Mon. f hone 7ci.7 303 Atlantic Hank lliilldlng ^ IW V U U W V W S M W W W , HOLLER MOTOIt SALKS ! llA S K IIA l.l. S C H E D U L E CARDINAI-H THIS WEEK ! liame Tudiaht i HAMA H O W ELL . . . Call Hr llreak Luke'* 3lark7 Hanford at Daytona (2) liim r Tuesday Del.and nt HANFORD (2) (•nine Wednesday Lakeland ot HANFORD ( Vmiell Tom Mom i F ite Night) liame llior-.il.il Hanford ut Jux lleacli (■ante Friduv Sanford nt Cocoa Dame Halurilav Duvloiui nt HANFORD (2) Cain* Honda \ Hunford lit Orlando (2) (lame Mumlav l.ceahurg at HANFORD (21 <Kiul of Henaon) insuie it new Hill record. Iliu-k raidin' of Duylouu la second with 1211 mid Munuger J. C . Dunn of Sanford I* third with 117. Standings FI.OMIDA S I A TE l.EA D U E llr l.rtml a! I I n } luNit | | # N r k AH lin k-HIM lllr llrnrli 2H i*Nrt*N 311 . O .n in M M illlll 37 :m . 11*. r I n r In 3U in .17 .1 ii II iH lv F l.m tl II ill l .e r w t m r A 17 II I I m i i I i * I m «I M m Ii I I M H u n m l lr N c I t N l H M ' U I I I I ruin 1‘t ir o N ,n:n .17^ .lit |»•••!.. l l n i r k I 4« r « r i « I n n * lN « a. In N M rrriN rN lI l l r l . H N i l II l . r M h i n 1 I l u I n u I n « « | il r lN N t lt i n I I . » I i H « n i I i m n I.. m l a l i N I M M T«»Nl«bll N lA ft'U IIII IIn H n n n llrN rli ( S | l . n k r l n m l Nl D r l n N i l n l ‘i » I m t h h Nt J N r k « ( * N * l l l » l l r n r l i l . r r « l * N r m Nl l l r l . a i i i l Srw I J ni V 'lrh Chtouaii rli-vcliiiul B] J'i .« » til Cl is Mi *V it IV in ( K t u 'it i Htimltiyj Malinccs Every VVea, 7.V IX .«) to S 3 tt H u b • iitl tVniO iluuliiii riiiin ,u liiiiiit t>*l full .4 5 77 It HI l.uolft 41 *4 tl H»« h I|* t i> ir r 4 x | Mew Vurk 4 l'7i IInit••I (ill In 11 nustuii & yVaalilnMIon I r'levi'lamt J.a Ml l,iiol* I 11 I'llli'Mgu l- l l |i*lruU I-* llnmr* T h<4*> Mo a* llirn tt lifilulpil llrii-iklyii a 7 I I I I » u iik i i- I'ltlbiil-liililn *1 I...till Mew York rili.lm ii.il *'Iili-iiacii I'lllaborgh . «i 4i i 1 4i 4 N ra u lla t l r iill* ilr l|i) iln * New liro n k iv o i n .* I'll 1« M ilw a u k e e l l l - i I I mid gam e raile d itn rk n * « * l n n c l i i n a l l k HI ten f llA li 1 Nu aauie* acnadut*' Which We Con Deliver In Sanford For Saturday Afternoons and Sundaya Off Hoapitallaation Plan Good Working CondlUona PHONE 417 ,1 FR A N C H ISED F U L L L IN E D EA LER TV—RADIO-'-REFK1GKRA' M a W M m a a o a ,< it* . X ___ conditioncaa Ruck I'ardue (tlllM il'H A C T O H See The New 1953 Buick 4-Door Sedan . aon a play. o. TAM I*A itv-Huls Cavaret, *tar running back of Ihv llniverslly of F'lLvIdu fiuilball teum. wu* Injuiod serioutlv und u woman rnmpuniun was killed yiotcrday In an nutumobile im aihup on the Courtney Campbell Causeway. Ttu woman wa* identified by police aa Ml*. Nellie Ilnursulgnun. 20, a wultuxx In u Tampa bar Truffle Officer 1.. J. Buchanan xalil she und Casares wire return Ing from a trip lo the beach at Clearwater, Casares was driving Mrs. Hour giilgnon'x car at a speed of 00 to 03 miles an hour, tlm officer said, when it smashed Into another driv­ en by Louis I'uckl-'.l, 34. Orlando ntoturcyrle dealer. I'uckctt and his father, John, of HI. Petersburg w ;re seriously injured. Huchanan said Casares told po­ lice ha f.'ll asli-.'p at the wheel. The 210 pound triple threat full­ back got u Lvokeii nose ami nu­ merous cuts and bruises, dodlurs al Ihr Tampa Municipal lluipltil reported. A tendon In bis right hand was cut. Al (ialnesvllle, football Coach Hob Wuodrulf said that "from what the doctor told me, Kick will miss thf. first three gamea if he gets lo play al all this season. That lorn tendon and broken nose will lake several weeks lo heal." WASHINGTON 14y.-Ti.7ro> nc chance of Tml Wllflnm* flulihlne up anwinu the Amorlcan Lwiguo homo run leader* till* year, mi. loo Botlim Hed Hex slugger |x trove ng nt n tixrld pact. Willlami. sliid- t-jiumlng from Korea curlier thi* motilh, has bang- . out homora In al Data, •' ATr*WJS'b,Fh 'ry1'1'1 him more . than, loo circuit blutra over a tea Casares May Miss All Of Gators' Football Odines .wheeler Ibiller IH H H IS 1) III 112 — 2 to Ii or League Leaders Redbird Directors To Meet Tomorrow Itrd Ireadna DR. L. T. DOSS Rowell Blasts In 10 Runs In 3 Days Bama Is 14 RBI's Short Of Record Cornu'* “One-Man tiling"— Manaver llama Howell drew within 1 I riinx-hnttvd-in of the Florida .Slate l.eague record of 140 »et by .Sanford's Huddv I.nke in 1040 tbl* week. Howell, llie former Infield outfielder with the Huston lire*. Cincinnati Hed* and Brook­ lyn Dodgers, blasted 10 rum min** th* plate In three day* In: I week. Till' taciturn keystone Hacker, who Ion been doubling u* a nitclier Ini the surnrining Cocoa Indino-i this veur, basiled in five ouiiimt .Hnnfnid ill a twin bill inut I Inn -,lav night. The run* came un lo* I (It li homer, a double und a single. Howell followed on this Hill Miluiue the next night bv belting fuui mure across against LukeIn ml Howell siiibh Iii'iD hi* I llh Hv 'llie Associated I're** circuit clout in thnt contest Fridnv nit; lit. Saturday night, Itiiwell was held to iu*t one H ill, rul*lng III* total to 12)1 for the svaaon. ‘tin* nlure* the Cocoa *klntier niilv 14 K ill’s, short of l.nko’* I in total. Itoweli I* only five •’ III’* removed from Inal veur’a Icudmg total of 131 set hv Mali­ nger Clnick Aleim of the Hanford llllle*. Willi ubuiil HI guinea remaining, . The first lionrd of ilirrctur* meeting of the Ht'ininole County Itoweli must uveiagu murlv two Han bull A*inf Inlinn during the run* driven in tier gum *o safetv second half will lie held at tlio Memorial Htiidlum Tueidnv night Id1fori’ Di’Liind-Huiiford game. Tuesday Undo ut l.nkrlnml was rained out. Williams Has Five Homers In 25 AB's In in o rta n t tu n il c lu b s wn» n r u lin a inode l u * ; F r id u v n ia h t bv le au u u n re a ld cn t .lu r k D euinaev who n o tifie d u ll eluha th a t “ a ll u n ld n ve d K liliie * m u st he (ilave d re y itrd le x * o f th e no aitio u o f the te u in * in v o lv e d unleaa w e a th e r ahould he in Del.and next Sunday nlahl when they tnnale with the Islander* for u final time durlna the *econd half. Ka»ed on tdav durlna the nn.it three weeks, the Hut* should either lie on top or lied with the I ’a bv uume lime, with the title definitely at stake. That the 11.120 purse which Coe* to the teum winnlna the nrnnanl I* a terrific Incentive these duv* I* indicated hv the trn«ene«* uf all aanie* of the past three week* invulvin* the two team*. The rare it one of the finest in league history, accordIn r *o Dempsey. If the Islander* con win the secnml half erown. there'll be no plnyuff, nml the Iplnyer* will divjdu the XI.I2M pone. If there I* u play-off with Delamd. the winner of a ooiek three out of five value aerie* yet* the It , 120 pin* the I DiVI pennant. Auntruliun Totuli/ntor < 1 1 j , i i 1 1 ] . , , i < 1 1 �Oh! looks, Clothes Or Back To School Two W eeks Away! A i in James Thurber Envisions New Race Of Superwomen Jh — Use . HERALD WANT ADS T*»r rulf* lit nil It mil liN |M|li||*l*r«l In I h* Nisllfursf ||e*tttlil. I llmr i:i»* prr ll*$r ln«rill«M ;i llin*« l»«* |»rr ll$*r l»»frli»« *1 llmr * Hi* |trr Mrs# iHirrllnfl M litis** ill |irr llur liurrti«n Hi |i»r 11m«* fur Irn H i •*«»lrn«,l I II • iViinK In ll»r lint1. lie itill v llm r i i»f Him I* l*nr# r»|»« PHONE 148 II mu Iri« will In*1 *»riiit(if*|ft n irr ihr I rl* itlsitlip **** i«rM*titimliiin i |i tit it r IV imir nimir In (Imini In Mir Is* *|ihiifir 4ist«ik, lit irfiirii In i I l«l* «rriiniiMi»iilitllli* fhr ii ill vlltrt ri|*n»n| In |ifi!» | i i «iKi|il11 In «nlrr Ini* ii* (» trililrr lltr 4>r<»l ,Hi«tMi- •m lrt* ii11 It mil til* inn»I hr III tilif i«ff|rr mi iho ilii* l»rf*iir |$$|1$II« rn finis |*lrt»*r iiiilifj tin |ininr lliilr*t Ii imi <i i>tf •• i ni* In >mif nil H r «ii iimf I. • ie«|HiHnM«lr l»»f mnir Chun ».nr Inriic f rrl |ii*rr* ♦inn. il l |»i Cliir llur tniiiv m ir it« 1 It rl 1 ‘ ‘ h i n l l u r . u rtlln rin lM < f O f Hnr H*ir auinir riilr u» 1 l , i iti r iUi»rt i«r«liimij U i»r* Hi r llur *ninr u«(r n* In nr Ii lift mi iliimri 11fin llur llur • Hinr ml# ii* ilit* Hun in ill*' mil p »f|«r. 18 Pt. 28 PI. —3!t ~ AIITH'I.L.* FOR SA l.l. (.AKK KHONT Duplex—2 IIM. Fur 'f Ik1tired, '» mh. (nun NAS i.fdldrrsn welcome M. A. Camer mi. Lake Char in Dr., Ovlrdu; Pli 47(ii nr 4roa. S I'K C IA I. .SER VICE -11 IT-- A'ltMiiijUiltis • Pial>i» S \l lit KICK I'l'.l I ,.l rViiMil i door Seda n Itodiii, 'o r , a till con I'lltoii poivl Allvtnlv linaliccd Will coii,oil i trade I’tieoc 10fS ,1 Your T lt M 'lill’., \ n i: '..,1.1 Cindy* Somcrliy Plume 1750 It D t il.Y u u. rrie it, s S m ford A w . Phone 710W3. g o a t m ii k t h is $305 no llir'iiig h iiiit 1047 S T U D K I I A K H l I dour J 32a IH1 ' c l a n c p iip p i it SPA C E A V A ILA B LE t A l.l. Illi stun I I I : H U R LS 15 (t io 41 It . priced from iia'fu up. Wi‘ have 3 new Sclmlt mod­ els, alio r u iiR i t , v n . t inv HTONK, NASHUA. IIIU I'H D SUN, AM R O litH131 A 'I t it IN I'31 AWNINGS. Kaxtslde Trader Sales Paint), a, Klti A ik " K'p'nt pteleelinn t le d lifts's and T r u c k s . " B u y f r iit ii a New i i i l i c a l . r " 4NT) IN H I'IRE S 'M O IIIJ Ill 'i K Im i 1 i* i. • *r ■ 4 Ul a J|h at, 1. 1 i* 111**.! •ip , hi ‘ \ un * 1 > fl •'a* «!*«*.*'* 1 , 1 IIKIKK1I Jer ey and tlurnsey Plimie lu ll 31. Alfvisl Kricmiu K I.K tT R IC stove apartriip'iil size It' like new ll,-json.ihli'. PIiiiii'* :*22ll „ ,, . ............................. IIO L IIL E Maple Mti'drolie till. lenKlh rnlrror In eaeh door, ipii.pil condition, $:in. 22uu Mammilla Aba* HP illC I IT piano in excellent eon ditlon. Used hy plniio teacher who I* lonvinu town. Call 17iUI M I DR hmiee, 18H> W, 3rd. Parti? Iivr See Tjn» tlulberkoute, 171ft (IN K Ilium Mid pressure taidc 123 horsepowee RPM 3470. Phase 3 m W * .V d .____ _____ __ u 2211 Volt. Phone 2231. { V I (INK — DIM) Roper (lea limine menlx at Duytmia Reach tel. Larue alw —new—never hern ns 1501 J cd Sell Rensunaldc Phone Dm f t llL A,mrtin*4it', couple*, loo N. STIIOUI. DESKS— I.aur,.*’ _____ FIN ISH ED AND UN FIN ISHED ■ 1 (iN'l* itliOM on eflleienci Ant* I URNI* . , ■ >1 NTKII Hill i s paVdy furnlVhc'l. C'lup- HO W. 1*1 Phone 1425 i17 ,,, I .. lev ,,r ’ males only. 417 W. Ml. a._sHOW ( VSKS ui imhes. «luss U N iT U lN b llK:i> D Apts, Seo Mrs lot'*: 1—72 Inch wrupplna de-d. Plume 272 Warren, 21S V/. 'Ill St . IIK M IT ' ..o i In i live ,'0.11I |,i, healer |o..s|,t l»c AM. T.Y. .P E ..;; ..Hulldom work Hea lima tile Itnien. Free estimate* Phone UlUi V C. liracey Pt.tlRttlN tl i.omruct ami repair work fre e estimate., ll L. Harvey. 104 MAFFK'I 'C IO s r u e IL’il* Stnfurd Ave Plione 18JS. North Pork. I’htur- "21 Speed,, Nb'V FLOORS iiirfaeed tn per lln li r Specloll |, ____ _______ (eetiun Old flnoia nude like new Finishing:, cleaning and RU A IS 3101OKS —I" waxliiR, al.vu purtatiU power plant 15 Servinu S<Mninule County alncr I Ipilioiarpt ’’tales juz;, ll M Cleaann. t.,i»e Marj W,lli.mi I* Su.it Service, Merimy Oulht..ml Sal l*' 2’iCi S l ’.ppk Ptlpilli* O il J. KKKt* YO LK tills 1lean Meavv duty mowinij clearini' itrml llo .M s IT ade, Hard shell driveways. idituill 12' I F ware t Vad "'iiiidworl.inj!, 51 |„rnMlli: |>, wm llo iivf A Son Sanloril l ‘ii .*127.1 s,,-p w I YJ.M.S lilt | I.I. Kit. Pumps in slid I id , unv sire. M. li Hodilvs. Ph 1551M4U ,.r 12H ‘ f" — — 'I . tn i l nidu V irffiS pSKSH la r ja .T ' - •' flee E quipment 21 colors. 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Phone I S buil-flnit, Call Jim l l « M 4. * V EN ETIAN m in d s OP.I.ANDO Morning Sentinel, Ur Factory p rln el ItolU Head RllinU, Aljudmiiu slata. cotton ui pins lando Evening Star. Call Ralolr tie lapt*. t opiiplete rep sp viei Ray. Hft3 J Feinlnule Venetian lllliiil Ctinip.ins 3IUVIN0. Luca! & lorn*, *20 West Third Phone ZN) ilislanee. C A L L II. Slnrui’e H IL L ’S F U lIN iIU H K ami crating W. A. ADAMS. lil t IMSIIINC. HIIfpliolslei in:! amt Kepairlrn' LAWN MO'VKRS sharpened eveles riii.d m l, Slillliimi’*, 310 703 ( e le r v A n * le t *1 4.H ].[ ,tla St J. liAHI IA UAKl.A'VN ;i C u h iu e t m aku n,'. ll|ih o h U 'im S e m in o le C o u n ty ’ s indy p w r ie h t.il V fi liilure refirii liinu i ■pmr.i, e a r c C e in e lc r v R n sirte ss o fllc e v ' I,. III) N. PA RR . PHONE 1120 rles Wish duarnitt- d i o llmileviird t l , Del. ml Pin..... . j I mill', I hr nm1ht UiufiN , III. 1 Mil t|l > F D K N IIlIR t. tl'hnld (diiida-Ze i latjunjow M by Jerry 111 I ' it nib'' * nt < l 111 i :%i 111* •1 HATTKRY. tieiierafnr or Starter Service Cult 517. Swaln’ii Hat lery Seivlee Sanford Avenue Mill 2nd Street A R T IC L E S WANTED NK’.V (uinishC'l Apt on Ncv Siny^ I — h !>lx 1 u‘t | Wc buy, acll end trade ueert furnl r ..l- Tlo ii. i . i . i?, ^oi J /* IlK M O ItK L IN tl. reiimrini’ n-1.es :,ST nr 12115 M. lure _WU*on delcr Furniture Co .... Ins ,i.litlLI siding, ri)11ntll(. roofing, ........ pam'ing. - i l l -<H E l»t Phone 95ft FU IIN ISIIF.lt 2 room Apt. Adult* Free estimate.' No down puy 21 LOST 'N il FOUND only 200 S l.anr<4 Ave. merits, 3fl months to (my, Lleen It'­ 'i’d eonlrnrlnr If .1 Finch HIM F E M A L E Fa in lloxer ui'h i,:. ll E I.P WANTED - It nitration tag .lust or Ti i Mcllonvtllc A v o , Plione 808 FU RN ISH ED Oarage apt. a*. 410 C A R P EN T E R S , roofing and siding yr. old Will owr-.’r iden , . ■ Palmetto Ave. npplicnlnrs Finish'd Craftsmen L at 24<>2 Adams Courl Pi L. S IL L —Pfana Technlclnn only. Norn* other need apply. 1277X7 Phnne 611-W. Rimte 1. Sanford FU RN ISH ED (iurage Apt. 1002 White or colored. Phono 2380. French Ave T R U C K TU REN T U M T VOUII P E T ? SA LK SM A N -W K ARK LOOKINC mi have a truck to rent you •* Jfjm have- advertise yo i C O M P L E T E L Y lurntshed 2 bed­ FO R AN A d U IIE S S IV E SALKS — **’ F R E E for I twee times in iai» should list this service In Hie room upper apt. Private en­ MAN WHO CAN PRODUCE. TO Herald through the enurie if swctnl services of the Sanford trance UIO Magnolia. ’ S E L L RUOFINfi A SIIMNd IN the Florida Slat** llu.-ik Herald We have hud iiKpiirios S E M IN O L E . VOLUSIA. 3 It0031 apartment*. Furnished. ai tn w-hri rents trucks. LOST: W'KSTbN Exposure M, OIIANC1E A F L A U L E R COUN­ 112 Elm . I'none ■1787-W. August lutli in trout of <. a I I.AWN M im iN ti CH EA P T IE S . W RITE ROX Itro . H ER l filar School Howard It n ONE A PARTM EN T Duplex. 2201 Free estimates, Call 7(15 H ALD 1 Stiidlu Florida Stale llnnk Park Ave Apply within. A Mursnud Kiel, wnet. Enterprise K K Y S M A D K W H I L K log U PSTAIRS Apartment-It room* has opining for nmhllious man and hath Utilities fmnUherl. (100 .of un'iucilionahle ehnraeter .uul LOST—Hrmvn and While I , fit Y O U W A IT I Puppy. Please plume Hi’,1 i Polinultc. refinement Age 20 00. College education iveferred Must be W E S T E R N A IJ T O i-fi’i ..................... I.O ST-lliile IM’:. -in 'Valle, X ^'3 ROOM Fiim l'hcd apt down In ready acu-pt posiimn hy Sept. 1 t 212 E . 1*1, Ph. l?M •lairs. Phoru 724-M. front of Oarrcts Slur - ' a i ond be capable earning $5,000 — * 'j ws. . NEWARI) l uv till* llll'IIP h it LAND CI.KAHINU annually. For Sanford interview' please return the key*, i It le writec Rrure .Inckson, I* <L Itox Dnjlera and Dragline work—Snail 3 -M E A L E S T A T E FD R S A L E —3 and plelutes ns they an i it 358.3, Chicago 54, III State age, I »hel| delivery. (Rwid Acre* Im ixetant to the owner 1 IIA TII 3 IIKIIRUD3IS nation, phone number.________ . ciliirntloii « • {•• Ho* J0-r». Lake Monri- . II o m e convcidently located (o Flo. Phones: .Sanford 11155; Day FOUND: Shell rim gLi'ies In , .i lehool*, cherche and atoroa. 11^ tonu Reach 3-11311. tTOItn WANTED -1 1 Owner may luive by hU-.iiiiMng --.----Nice nriithlioihoitd. $10,500. and usyinu fnr (hi* sdv. R C IP O N S IB L E white man with 14 H— INSURANCE - l i l t ftBB Rosa L. Payton, RegUtcred Real '■ -l! !!'■l■> ' . ------ — ........... ........... . J m e k d e i i w * wrek T rlJftofl-.il Estate Uroker » 2 - KLKCTIIICA1. SERVICES •ave on Fire, Winditorm-autonipp H<imi Mary J. Phiyipi, Auuclat*i bile Insurance. See John II. Wll It BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 12 *. 1110 Pack Ave. I'hono 1110 Eleelric Co,, G K ApptlHums Insurance Agency, 4os Sanford uncos, 1)0 Mii gnull a Aw Hi. 412 * <1430 down will purchase 3 bed­ HMAIJ, BUSINESS S sn lm l Atlantic Hank Bldg, or room home nmv under cnniWuet- If yoil have a smntl b’bln"** In a call 34. Huggerly Ap|i|inni'r f'eulur luii. Ready for occupancy Sept, secluded part of town ami are "Your VveitlnghmiM’ DimiIi t ” Ml. Total price I1MO.OO Interested L: getting ,u*tomeri, Phono 1757, Its Magnnlii HOH'T. A. W ILLIAM S, R EA LT O R Hit the a»*vlce you offer In the Raymond E . l.umlquUL Aaeeelate Classified co ,” nn of the Sanfurd FR IO IU A IItK npplttnces, inln- and Phone 1103 Atlantic Hank Bldg, Herald. Call 148 lervlce, (I. II. High, fivinln Fl , Phono 4131 or Hsnfnrd Hit;; W 3 REDROOM modern houio, like FOR HALE—HROCERY STORE after 0 p. m. IKW, landscaped. F. IL A. fin- And meat market, good tueallon. .............. . i __ . ,, When yoe Need laauranee ancivl. 2412 Willow, ju il off IT ' Call EMabllihed many years. Owner Miller Radio A Appliance St. KARNS INSURANCE AGENCY •tiring due to ago. Complete go­ Hanford. HcininOlo Cniinli'. Sanfon^ Fla ing business Including all slocks 203 Melscn tlldg Oldest Westing) (iu*e Dealer 118 g, Park, Ph 2it and fixtures for $3,000, which I* 3 HEIIKIIUM IIUUNE less than east of fixtures alone. IS— NOTjCE.H PERSONALS -13 All ronvenieiire*. exe-llent water Vodoplch Hale»-Si*rvli<' For Information, Phono 441. or WOULD L I K E to buy profitable noar Elder Spring* Plenty shada Electrical s , Ca* Appliam e i write W. R. Dul'rse H3 Paltrees, some fruit trees. 2 14/100 business in or around Sanford Admiral, Kelvinatie, S e r i , I acre* Ian I. (1. C. Warmack, lit. No liars or package stores. Write ^ . i ) V' $,tianfl,r‘1' r \" Refrigerators, I'rotane Itott 2 Rox 285, nr *rs> owner at All. 14- SPECIA L SERVICES -14 Ted Trlppe, Itle. 2, Rox 318, Han­ le Gas. 202 Sanford Ave Nat. Hk. . Room 31L ford. Phone 1240 HAVE SOMETHING TO Two LOTS 100’ X CO' each. 110 U . ltd t n In ■ lurry to m J) (lAU(i)lF It KSTOfllUM—Elderly, RANDALL ELK C lTtIC I ’ll Jessamine Ave. Semi-Invalid, convalescent. Kind ' Iv ( are, grndua to dietician Owned and operated by Sidn-v "nt Erie Vlhlen. Itendlx and Urn-lev 3 A C R ES of lard and 5 room house. B47W. Appliances: Electrical contra t13 fruit trees and 20 pine trcei. Ing and repairs. 112 Mu/nnlla A Beautifully landscaped. Known !•—. FM3WERR-FV.ANTR-I vo.. Phone 113. ns Did Susie Collins plate, Sam­ JALOUSIK ..j j ■ GERHA DAISIES at Milt Manv uel Vance. 1013 Cypress Ave., inlouns — S<w Raymond V 8 Licensed Broker for kinds of Rea> Estate • Genepg fniuranee. ' 9. P s .k Ave. 'Pboae I ii —17 It l l 'I.I.v i t.oram- fur ileneral Aide Hep.,ii me S.tuliu I A i , 1 i y A ic Plione I ikni 31, H'.il I! miilit. 11 U ” L l L I'aitP 7 V in v. v- 1if h ;i * Ml*l 1In t • nt **j , I t- -*t -:t t s i( \ 1liilriu 11 uf fi* i<ut IIm^ ujuui in ’ •*!(». 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P li. 17.0 iti:it \i it 1 IP I 1 M I 14 ll i l l I1. i llNUHKTK Sli ps, stepping tom", grease irapi, septic tanks, mudim sills A linte* Miracle C iiii irete t’n 3<W Klin A*c Plione 1333 vmir .X I 'E I T A I .S I T » lli* 4 w iit c i d r iv e , > ( i*i r c i'iiiiillt |iiiii,il New Folding cots 15.1W i s -tilt' 1 a Pan t $2 50 not ARM Y • N’AV'Y SU RPLU S 310 fiiinfurd Ave. IMmue i n |)Ht4t*H HcmkmiMi —li WE 11LTV USED CARS Little am! Jlei-I — Second anil •Untor*' -s FU R HE v I —1 (T F. L A K A Aparlmcni*. ll» W. a3" llu , It.inue. two months util Mas spaci. healer »-W. ......... “De.irlippni ‘ eir't sheet P lionc 4W 5 h i II per minute .nv eomprutiur U O I.I."V A Y AND II3H Y 1IKHH mid spray ||iin Day week it. month — Tel 1423 l l fl plvuiimi ami Cypress bunt Korn.lure Center, lilt W H rsl ! ••• at 2txm Adams Ave orsK IIOO.il eflleieney apt suit * tide for wtnlllliK nupio Ideally ■ incait-d ’! fust from Putt Office Private hath Inuulre Manuel ‘ ac'Tmon'a k>epl SHire. U— Whether buying or selling, It will puy you lit see: J. IV. HAM.. Realtor Florida Slule Hank Ru.alln/ ■l ull U til" Plume I IIH ‘£ F o r K o su I I h RU ALTO 115 w A D S ' s w nm n h ‘. J > A W S O N II A N T Sell? Bike To IliU t l./ ^W** VV. H. MoMaHlor, M«r. ,M! fitlttlli'itiK ItRitilled llin iilR h lin n I lu uilis. '‘Rank rnlfH Have you nioney". A ll InstiiiilUT* |tl|rchiise,l front ynttr litstiriim e iiK e n l, ’’tn r s o yon hari* no ni’rld ih l, vmi p.iiilo wiili n fill-ml”. Super - Duper - ItarnuiiiH Mull-1 l*ii•i Dow n 'in im in ’SI NAKII AMliASSADOR I Door Soilim $1095 ’no ClUOVltOUiT I Door Scilnn 995 Ti2 S’l UDKItAKKIt COMMANDHK V-K 1395 •no HUDSON PACEMAKER 4 Door Sedan 795 Alxtvo In clu tli’H In te r e s t, liim trm u’e llh iirifcn , tnrlu'llug life Insurance and all flnanre eliargea. Mom Idy P a y in M il'll! ray *-lr’ IM 1,1“ ° 1115" * " • r,r’ :llr‘ =' ul ,'1 '« •» M,,»'1,11:1 Huln-freth green foliage mtkee the ador of forest end stream an Intoxi­ cation. f l �T fttfaarai w •aa;.; , THE M N FO ItO If E k A t D f i l l »__________Mob. Aug, u , i i u IMMIR'S KMTATIORS ■y Allay C b n u A m u m id u DAILY CROS SWORD A cn n m I. A drill male deer A Soviet inland era t» Kara for fodder in k’arlor II Dry 17 HepiiMle HV. Km I 1 Military a»*i*t*nl ( fjrral llrllain (ahhr t t> l,rx allnn nf Taj M*h*l fl Unilrrilnofl rlrnrly 7 rllrl a name a llradlriR ■Irak in a M T e x t ile fabric A rt there any Hronklvn Dodger fan* In Hanfnrd? That « whal ■ Ift-yrar-old girl lip In Non York want* In know In a Irllrr In Hip HomrrTimer. We're urrennatly * Med 8n* rooter while * r'* r humpH Inin antlil admirer* of the While Hn», Yank*, llr»*p«, Cardlnail, and many other Mil league eluba, Hill mi Dodgera! Mia* l and Kelly write*: "| am an arid IHnnk. tyn Dodger fan and would like to know whether there art any teen■It Ibidtrr fan*, nr baiieball fan* In irn tra l antnni Hit reader* nr fnur nrwanaper. If an, I would Ilka* »tryr much In hear from them. I wnuld appreciate il If ynn would mention nr print my letter In rmir rnliimn where II will be refit by your rtadrra." Mia* Kfllr'a a.IdrtM la MI-22 111*1 HI., Smith (Done Park, 20, New York. • • * Hanfnrd ninlliuifn In rrn-lvn out Ma lull ntr piililfcILv In alnti* publlrallniu. Thr lnlr*l laaim of Florida Wildlife ha* « alory written bv .lark (irant, ptddlfthlliu tdltor. rntltli-d "Flithimi For Itlvrr Ha**" and rintiirnllv ll'a all iihtnil thin Immediate area Hpurr tierm llllnr, anntc Unit' this week we hope In nnlillah Ida artlrlc which. Ilka all of .lark’* writimr*. la very Intori'alinu. In tl>t< rurrent i»*ur nf Jarkaniivljin Seafarer, there'* a atorv entitled "The Upper St, Johna From thr Air." Tbnl lell* of a flight bv thi> Inn member* of Hip Army Cnrpa nf Engineer* nvar Ihla arra, and we're nlan planing to pnbilah Hint nrtlrli* fm Ihoar wbn may huvn tnlaanii It. t I t (In Thuraday » r wrrr fnrrril In nmll Ihp HniitrrTImr inliimn lietauaa of a lark nf front page apart. (In Friday, »r had In rut II duwn In half a million In nrilrr In run Hip ukrlrlt id Hip propirxrd County hnapllal. To Ihp many, many prnldt who h a ir apukrn In ua of Ihp nmlaalnn. « r nffrr till* aa an explanation. In nritrr in guard airalnal a heavy Influx nt total npw» In Ihr fulurr, (hr rtlllimn mntra hark today In Hip final paup nf Hip pappr. Noli- Hip rrnaawnril puixle In Iip fiiiind on Ihla pagp for Ihr Oral Hint Indny. And tumnrriiw nor npw aerial atarla. Alao to hr found on what « • Itrm our "Amuarmpnl l’au»" will hr found llambont'a Medtt «■ Ilona, Try and Hlup Mr, Hmukry, and many othrr Inlrrrallnu frainrta. Thar* will alao lie W TIIII and WMHH-TV dally prngrama. l.rt pa know hnw yon Ilka Hip Ntw paga. il Hon of Id tnrmhpra fm Hip Hoard Of Dllpptnra of Mrnitnnlr I'niinly Chamber of ('mumpm- are n«w In Ihr hand* of Cmmlv mddrnt* Fnirtal lltPiki'iuldup. I ’linnihpr manuirm, ha* aakrd on In rmnlnd Volrra Hull Ihn rmuph'li'd fnrma must Iip relumed tn Ilia office prior In uddmuhi A uk . 2d. With­ out muntlitK each name, Il iiniii-itra ■a Hmuvh I he re arc rlnau In dill) iruilrr rnnatdrralion an rvaldnnt* will liavt n wldo rholro. Filial ballutlliK la alan undrrwHV fm paw officer* nf Hip KI whiiIm Club. I’taaldmd Fail lIlKuiuhuthiim ha* announced I hut vnlra will Iip counted Inimi'dlalply after Hip Want. 2 nipptinu. • • I And whllr nn Ihp auh|prl of what wa like In rail "rlrlr dtlllpa". Clly Manaatr Tom l.rmnn lold na Friday In hr aurr In puhllrlia III a r m mannrr poaalhle Ihr meeting nf Ihr T at Knuallaallun \ < J W l <In irrh t t W inn (d T im e deppeil r r i r-plar tr IV Milan nl i ahh r | 17 Mimic inalriim m l Id From 11 Ot,l Nnran Ilf Froatrd work* 71 ■Frmale deer |.*i ( ' l i v e r lug iif 27 Seaport a liiiiMing IW. Yugo.l 71 Fool 2d Plnwerleee planta 27. Henna of Hie euchooplnl 2d Hpread grea* In ilry 2D. Hnnlh American monkey in ftiver 71 Haltaflail In Ih r f ill 71 K lrm rn ta ry rrn d rt* 71 H e tlrrd 7fl T e r r o r 71 Hour or It ntml (a la n g l 17 . C lln lr r larg o playmR U Do m e M AD E A M t6 rt* C t> T TM'OO M AM w a t » r -m i l Y o m Pa t c h , f r l M I 3 Mo* 0 E T T II M W AkN f t S T W iS A H T D f 5 £ D A H K M I6 M T 5 . T o o // laym. I m m tile k Eloquent Jap I Calvin | Typp meaaure 1ft llarrly .'I* fort ray Ifl To alir up I I ( ’hamher ♦V I'olnt of land 11 llallonal I I Weaver * reed nm vv 1 Querrr-I lalanx l 2 lla n a l D A I I .V U n r i d l f l O T I - l l e r e a how (n w ork I I : A X V II I. II A A X n U I. O N II I' K I, I. o w One teller elmply elmuli for am .her. In Ihla example A la uaad (nr Hie Ihree (,'», X for Hie I wo O'a, rle. Hlngla teltera. apoeirophl.-a, (he bnitih .m.I (nrnmtlon nt tha word* at# all hlfila, Ka*‘h day the Iielr Irllrra are different. A f'r y p ln g r a m ((iin la llo rt H | | T l< II II F V II I I. V MV U I I T K II It F F W MF A l:r P in , M T -n V p rj f W W M r N a liirtla C * f rv p l« « |u n le i M A K F H A R K T I I B PO O H D E A D B K O H K T S O F HIM I I F .A I I T , H I K I P T U B S T A K K - U A K K L l H O III , I t W I M I I t l l N K |»|fl»rtf|rat*ef ),y K|n| FMCtrai P - J ’ Trailer Crash I V HAVANA, HAVANA. III. HI. idv id* — - A bid ttiOller truck rnulled Inin m bedrwm of a home on llio edsn nf llavan Indny, killing Uburlce L. 11 ;iml hi* wife. Vlriflhld. W rR H a U « l U I Jim K llf t r v r lM m i M i n IV u Nf Wn I .1 1 |»M' * t i ll * III' l l l o l l l l i i II-.M I HOfi W ail III \« M l n H|ini t« K inK (»r ti „+ii l u l l t i h l H i r n j ; i ti .lo H|M(|tw l ’> 1I il 11>• k 1. t i l l I t II* Ihelr al.-ep Idrcn avlerp In a 1 door bedroom lakeitftomijourlumljctdealcr.., NOW a >i«i -1 II I HIM.ml II lI Hlld || • Mf i i \ I'Hli'iit I.i inI** i l R <t«*t hvl|» ill'll* III iHDriiilim MDV Imlld ImrtiDrrji ft IV m ti l« v *• W I Mail 1, IIm 4 Jl» a I. ft mi III t * hn * r • I f Minin •ild AI •» I * Id f t n i * •» Jt» | Mf (I1jF '» W III*| D A(lit ft A | lit Dll I (DD * |l|li I d I d Noh " I" .1;. Midi | I I Dll ' It * litre.( I || \ ||,| - l|4, I'l-Ill Mi** Ht«*l ) I I .ID Altai li|IIK Vlllli'h II I.* I’ll*I III I II ,\f iifHMri ftft I'il II Tn 1*1■ «>#*» pfflctra and mrn at Hie Hanford Naval An*lllnry Air Htfltltm ndd milch lo Hie Clly of Hanfnrd, A * in atory In Hit Herald Friday tntd <>f ** i* III! parllea being held at the bane In benefit youngxtrra of thla arm. Earlier lail week, we wrote about the civilian and military payroll! at the atatlon. In every poaalhle way. Ihn itailnn heneflU »;nn Ullford. Ami yet. when the call ■Ota oat tn local people tn tin- men Ifttln u l e lo the United Service Omanl« .i ™1 i..j we ....................lhouj. fund, lu; j Ui* appeal. I. one way Iitrh we civilian! in whleh dvlllana can ahuw our ltude In the Navy, Ho lend conlribiillon — TODAY — to my Bruce at the Chamber of a < mm -fo do if with In n . rD iiim iid iv ii, nr Television E In filltn rr I I Hcjiappy .11Hull •I V (ir i•1***4 hrard anmr nf thr gripe* (aa I IJrJlD I mi l*».|.'(i* Hill hart) mnrruling Ihr plan In InI I ft i -d i in A in** 11* ji Hi* rrraar Ihr aaaraard valuation nf I ,1ft "T*i r*•»«!#* % M i i l l n r t * all rral prnprrly and ptrannal 3 DD II I I SfitllD II tl lit h property *0 prrrrnl for Ihr yrar » DD tV Iif III A l "I'll! M M IMS. Hnl griping a mini gat uurI I ■ Tmliiy t Ml ii J .I d 11'av'r* 11el IIi ll aalrra la a wnrlnlraa paallmelift MiimIi L iivcm l*r t«f whalhar ynu'ra for nr agalnal Ihr ( DD I »DI1 ( lull plan lo ralar thr aaaraard valuelinn, ha aura lo drop down In Clly Hall (•Il and apeak aprak your piece fur the w o rd *. 1-ooka like an Inlrrratlni awalon roping up. , • . . III « r»nj r». |.n a■ •««■( great miiinrvi number ui of way* Fm H PBRH 70 V r h lr la 71 Control or TbM 'lip h : . 1' 11 p y Jill" i 4 4 *1. 1 * ,\'.1U < •;* ’f lu «• m il •• in • f i iV i >ii. > i , ' . II' '.•jywi c r i . ' k• '.VJ ( ;0 af;l ; <* *r • iic : M ini .tr-tiri iMi ,' i i . a m <M i II » v j l i u : ti. IflWLII.JIl pf.'.'i! CJtdMW r.n ;y t i 1 aalaHiy'i Aatwrr .11 Color, aa fahrln » rld Id H ighnl point 17 verbal IP nine graaa 47 Cralnm It c i v ii ri il iD d f i r lily* iiluH a , hew liltm IifMll( • lHa *>c (K fw pldnc, pJijfwwyt building b*lp* Sherman Concrete Pipe Company I'h im r s : M I A P O U A I l l l l *OR P i t * O U A 1 I1 V -T IIT IP PITWOOP R P O W O O D A ny around llie lmiiw lnuldIni) job ia enaier wiHi Ur ply wiH>d. Iliu, Unlit, wihhI pun-lt are aimptn lo luinillp . ,ve lime amt work Nnw'alhi In gel the |ot>adnne any thing from aiinple elielf lo rninplrle atlie or haeemeut rero*»!ettn* A <3P*./-SUMMffC?'.S A s dot YAtC.dQ o v to /se w d ) a s T IM F TO LO A VS ) ' a lm o st u i o n AKin c-?n —s ■Ua. �LATE BULLETINS U N I T E D N A T I O N S , n . Y . (/Pj— 1T h . U n ittd S U te s w ill uupose an A aia n -A rab dem and for consideration of the Moroccan situation by the U, N. Secu rity Council, a spokenm an said today. V A U J O S T .* ,. sm all v ji li i* „ ! ! f l‘!‘[ ';oi* « u s u — | ported today to be down in the rough terrain near Kam o. u a „ but the report could not be im m ediately verified. Assessment N E W F’O R T R I C H E Y (/P)— T h ree HjxntK fisherm en have been m issing since Satu rd ay when they left here on a run to the grouper banks in the G u lf of Mexico. W A S H IN G T O N (/P)— A rehcnritiK ill the South Georgia N atu ral G as Co. case before u Pow er Com m ission exam iner ended today. it U N I T E D N A T IO N S , N. V. </!•>— New Zealand's Leslie Knox Mimro called on the U. N today i.» Ignore South K uiea'a threatened boycott and recommeinled the Inclunion of India in the Korean |»eace conference. $ 60,000 French. City's Agent Sees Favorable State News Roundup SRD Action Taxpayers Air Views During Session Of City Commission D E N V E R (4*)— President Elsenh o w er will meet w ith President Adolpbo Ru iz Cortlnes, of M exico un the U.H.M exican border Oct. 19 to dedicate Falcon Dam on the Itlo G ra n iie . U.S. Government To Prosecute Holders # Failing To Exhibit Gambling Stamps J A C K S O N V IL L E OP)— The federal government moved today in the K ,k* of (hr arrest of 4.1 Duval County gambling *tnmn pun-ha-er* to proitcuie holders who fall to exhibit stamp*. (Inn* Griffin, th* county'* chief criminal investlgatm, teported Iheriff* depute* found only twu stamp* In the retd* •yi.in.t .lam p ♦ holder* Saturday. Sunday uml Moo ay da. Laurie W Tmnlin-uu. Florida director ol Ills* Internal lievenue Bureau, said his agent* are In vcwtlgntlfig failures to post stumps. “ In cases meriting action with MIAMI oft—Sen. George Smith- regard to failure lo 110*1 Hie stamp ers «uys you cm count on a cut of properly, reports will In- prepared II per cent In your Income taxes and forwarded to die ium miiiloner next Jan I of Inirrnul revenue at Washing "Tliere's no iiuestlon about It," Ion," Iis* said ".Such information Smathrr* rtpoMcd In an Interview would I hen U- referred lo the lie "Both Democrat* and Itepublicari^ partmcnl of Jostt-e for aclloln in Congress arc for it Only a major upheave! Mich a* World Wat III could change the picture. -Smuttier* said ha wilt strum oppose a continuation o( the riitn aid program to countries inch as Franco and Ilaly. Both nations, Ft HIT P IK IIC K hit—Dlsrrepan he said, are overrun by Commit iilsU and have shown little ap­ cles tolallng 15.150 3d in Ihe hooks of K. H. Pierce, former SI, l.ude preciation for American aid. County tas assessor, were reported today in a state audit filed In the office o( Ihe circuit court clerk State Auditor Fred V llullou, who made the rc|«irt, -aid the MIAMI (24—Const I bit George audit covered the period from May Wright ol Homestead teas charged L IMP, >to Jan 5, HIM, when with malpractice la an information Fierce, who hail served 20 years flbd In Criminal Court her* yeder- in Iha office was succeeded by Calvin Puppell, who tlelcaltv! him in., last year's elections Smothers Sees Tax C u t Soon tl Discrepancies In Fort Pierce Constable Charged aa al Princeton last Dec. 31 during which Wright le litd | 22« In cash but did not arrest any of the play ers. , Early TriafAfiead For Stackhouse SKHBLNt iA»—An early trial ap ar» in prospect fur Hu (sell i f tluekhmtsv who is under u In si degree murdvr imlielmcul far Ihe MIAMI (it — ITray don Menendcs, dealh of his lonely hearts wife Stackhouse was indicted h> a «, son o( Mr. ana Mrs Newell Menendei of 1||B Packer SI I Key Highlands County grand jn-y Mon Welt, died nf polio in a hospital day. He will be arraigned Aug ,’U here last night. ft was the flrsl and Stale Ally Gunler Stephenson polio falalily fit Dade County this said ht> hopes that an early Inal year. dale can he set Polio Fotolity Florida Hunting t Wa s h i n g t o n ob- a Florida hunlhig season for ducks, geese and coot from Nay. 22 lo Jan. 10 has been approved by Secretary of JJif. Inlvrlor McKay, fu lly bag limits will be four ducks, two gees* and 10 .root. POW Freed MUNSON (A—Another Florida soldlee was freed by the Communlsls III Hie Koresut prisoner of * f,r exchangr today. Hr was Pfc. Otis L Glenn, son of Odessa K. Glenn of Avon Park. Citrus Meet LA K ELA N D '3v—Fruirn citrus cunccnlralc producer* and fromi fund dlilributors meol here tmnur cow tu discuss supply and price problems which havt> devefoped hi Iha Florida d im s Commission'* citrus Juice dispenser program in Florida tchoul* Crews Jailed MIAMI iJX-Zeh Crews of West f ilm Beach wo* Jailed here tuduy to await action by a federal grand lury In a fcu.uoo burglary ut Ihe guonscX. K | , Naval Air Slatlun in February, IBM. IN T H E H ERALD : 5, 10, _ AUGUST It, I I I ) n f i t e W S t f El^mliM.ble, n r ^ ' i i H f * tom* •*..«(?' Howard, one of Ovlsdo’i prominent merchant* and tur* K J f f * J » * nb |B*1 week the Cuahlng Building from U. (I. reMvatedr’lnslde*r^ * ^*V n* building recovered and thoroughly vU„ « V » r .a P*nc.1r V" r*«urwd from North Carolina and while the lu r in g like himself again ami If lie would SSEkrs/fJSff^ iuftfX !; 0r,"'a° M u F. r u H. i Total cost ,,f nciinisition of all right-nf-wav ut"|M*rtv for the widening of Ftem-h Ave. will nut . xcred filu.iHlll, Volie Williams Jr.. who litis ..... .. ihr t’llv ’s agent in (In- procurement of the rightd-wav, told llie t’itv I'onindssion Iasi night. Mr. Williams nl'ii i-l|irrs!a*d tile oliiniiili Ilinl French Ave. would Ik- given tun inioiltv hv J. Saxton Llovd. Iii-larid, district hoard memhci of the State Knail |)enarlim-nl. for new primary road const met inn in Hie County. lie -Iilid lie hull nulhillg definite mam which In Imse his surmisal. lint. Mi. Williiini' -aid. he thought Fren.li Ave. fit Mr, Lloyd’s statemeiil tlint I lie highways most liiivi-leil uml most in need of hitlilovemetil will he Hie first to tie ron-idcied The ugent pointed out llml I'i it u Ii Ave., wtili-li wa» the i tin niiu-t uf i iinnuerce's sejectlun lui initiul improvement, lias five lime* ns inii%-li IsaffIt* us Highway in 11•**(•**' a Ave.l, which wn* tile « i.iiniv lliinid nf Ciiiiiinisuioners' first rhu ice. VgTi-euuTit wus reached with .ill nmiierli owners along French \ve., in n-’reement wu» in nrogi ess, Mr. Wllliunis said, on all hut .iiiiuii l-l properties. Condemiinllon iiil> ivcli- llli'd oil uII the remain­ ing nuriel* of prnpertv txcent nnc. The agent said he doubted If in cases wuntil he tried ill Circuit Cuiirt. He predicted the suits would enme up In the November Id ill uf court. »* * a Driver Killed On Osteen Bridge Carve W ycir-ulilki N#grsi Stadium Charges Are Approved i. i *• ,Rr *1**W* ^ _r PSemlnolo * mJ|?0lu Hig High School, announced today practice w willi lb#i that fro»b|ILjwactlce l t h l i afternoon Hugh Whelchcl A schedule of charge* for ut* rnoon with tiugi ai coach. Ptactica date* and set end practice uniforms of Memorial Stadium by tha Coun­ are to be lasued. ty Board of Public Instruction was approved lost night by the City Federal Itecreatlon llulld- Commission, The City will charge J1 J8 0 par « according to Frank year to convert tha field .from J. Shamee, chairman of tha Defense council recreation recr program. use for baseball to football and Promotion to tha rank of nt of William K. Vlhlen of visa versa and 170 for each tha service squadron at the L . tr Base ores, Tallahassee, night, exclusive of taaaa, a: wae today announced by Capt. kaer, public relation* of- eluding |I0 per gam* for ini urance, The City eliminated a |pro­ fleer, pnxat to buy some bleachers. AUQVR b/1ftra, Al Hunt, chairman of was adopted by tha club at W Weather 2 .S r ^ a S T l A S i M n & L - V f f i ,’ New laveril owner weal crashing to hi* death un ihe daiigerou* Usleen Bridge curve early luday. Jack Morgan 11 . owner uf the l)p Lux bar in (iuiilslMini, was killed at stxml Hi :w o'clock this morning when ihe cur gi which he was driving luu died uff Ihe vliarp curve at Ihe Osteen Bridge, rolled over twice unit plunged Into Ihe St, John-. Hlver In Hi ret* feel ul wa ter Joe Anderson, Negru coinpanlun riding with Morgan, wa* found In­ jured, lull hospital Millionth"! Mul­ ed his condition was nut serious -Stute Trooper It l> Harrison and Sheriff J. L. Hobby Invesllgated Hie accident ruslilng An derson to the Pernuld Laughton Hospital. A *is ini<ii coroner's Jury was Impniii'led by Justice id Hie Peace Hugh Duncan tills morning and they viewed the scene and body. According lo Mr. Duncan, a coron­ er'* liuinesl Into the ileatfi of Mor­ gan will be held when Anderson Is Mdfldently recovered lo lesllfy. Members of the coroner's jury are Marlon Harman, foreman; Frank W. Jones, Kd Williamson, Thomas Bailiff Jr., J T McDon­ ald, and H D. Muse Duncnn staled Morgun was traveling west on State Houle 416 and went uff the road after cross­ ing the Ustecn Bridge when the accident occurred. He could not say whether Morgan died because uf injuriea suffered crashing the rail guards and subsequent rolling, or whether Morgan was drowned in hi* cat. "We will have to wait for the coroner's report first," he stated. Thu ilcatn of Morgan wa* tha second In the past two months un Boute 416 near the Osteen bridge. A I'uerto It ten n laborer wae killed there last June In an auto­ mobile accident. The County Commissiunere requested funds from the State Hoad Department for a new bridge, wider road and leas dangerous curve on Route 416 at Ihe Osteen Bridge only last week. And 4 0 Years Ago of Just its BH Stringfellow'i cohrt can now gr , , The wheels -------- v, infitiiuw ■ conn grind with It* J IM F H H F .l t I'll.* ('ll* l 'mi, mi'*it .ii la-t night (‘levied l-i go ihruiigh with I lieu pi ii|iit'cd pluo* .-I liiomeing nil exteii*lvc ■ m'» ci nod -valet lluOi-i*- oil-lit OI-CMIIII Hu-'iieli the iu lrodoi'llou of *e** it -it * o*e -'liaige and - oil-me l-oid l»o( »-i - lltioogh ii-1oi -1ii ii -oI of lo-:il i eill e-lsle * .I**4'"I11ITI1 * .iliulu-oI'hl1* III nil1 Hll’it -I, - IMull ,-ttl‘l l l.ile a- lie llig 10 pel re n t -d a tile lllctlli.ll- id III -u-dllic lud been Hied tin- an In-ui and a hall w a te r lu ll H o w e v e r, nothing d e tin u e In * tieli'ii a 1'luwd wtin 11 Idled Ihe lltv ( *'III in I ** lull r-’-'in mil -net heen d e le r lllllli'd in tin- --a-e .-f Ihe -i-wi-i ta v a * to what tin- in-rem it floWe-l lulu Ihe llall T In- i omiul**li'li ii.nl Ini o|hio o c --I th e w .ile i hill-, it w ill lie \ c e llin g on tin* * e u e l la v l i n y Hie lil-iyiani ot (llialli II I , il llli-ll nii-eillii Vug II, lull li.i-l .le-Tili-il I, In- d e c lile il Ii* llu M a le l.e g lv ii lap die leelliig* id lavpaiei- in lin e . M a jo i * l u - e - a id , toil kr*s in-tided out. ' r id s (g a th e rin g to tile mallei last ulglil Mi-ndii-i- ol till- 8.ml,ml M,-i gel I ti r i I- one id Hu* he-t w a r * cliliiil- \ " h went In I!••- ineetliii Hie wa * >iin 'ii- d.-inr: H rig h t (low " I l lr u llc * ( i d l i j i n vo ice d hi* (>X|n-«-Iiiii ; lo plidl-'l aealli'l Ihe lllileaM-d s.diinlloli a* lliev were - Ii- a p p ro v a l ol tin- m etho d in <d Ho- loll.-I I Ita I tin- mil. in- tale w h ich the ( o n i m i " i i i i i pi an* t.i fill.ilu 'e tile u n p riiv e n ie llt p in Who Id lie mi-reiix-d .kt -hI-liligl* How ei ei alter Maim llaiidlll c ia in * u y im : Hn- ( o m m i—hm w a * 'id ilc i log-and ' li t-i- i-*pl.iiiii-d Ihe mill.mi- wniitil ('o m m llltiig m u* In- lowcicd m iliri-i-l ri-tiTM- .-I llie ' c o r u m * r illin g Iln- law iin n ,a*e m i .do at lull, VI Wil-ani, non h a * Hie m a t in im i I being pre-ldeiil <>l Hi- a-.-inT.ilmn -l.il p ii-'i-n ted h r io r e the people III 1 He .a id In- w a * m it I 1'--I'-ill-ill I lilive -ml lime i-i le lc ic n d n ih -ai Ini --I at ilii'l il I Hunk iF* l.iv o i of tin- p ro g ra m -m in d in g a -i w ag e tie u lm e n i p la n l ■II iiidil Ml ot n- Ii a * e Ih im g h l- on li-iw Mainl I -piked Hie r tilt - S a n lo id -Im nld progre-- and I -I iuh-I idiieeti-r- tillTiu,di In- iln id . we m ight l o In - g | * l - U U n T age ol till’ pi iipn-illHii it the right to e v l i r e '­ m i l t h o u g h t * n i l Hi -I -d Hie meeting, (hiring winch ino iie* will In- -pent lie lefiTied In a churl at the head l l .-w our fit* Hdltl d Ihe i mini - the chart ippeni' i->en ll ti u ilruu M.i'.tu * lius* v '' 'iiiftl In Mr il Ihe lii-ltnni nl tin* pace Fin- i Ii ad -ho * -'it liv e- whicli Hithiim lll.il rill flflllo ll In lint IIIH* III- -I. Cl Ill'll ll"in prc-enl a-'i-s- fNNdiv iiniln thu l*i\t rHiitiv** In llu* « t\s will nNf in ft tm-iit v.ihialniii' -I piHpi-m mil flii* mrltiml flic piniiM'l Hr timu^M wllut llu taxes winlld lie 'Imnld •lunuinK *ui llml |iri'jM'it\ nt i'lli/rii* will tile ('111111111**11111 III Hi- tile * ilua ** Moil 11) .In per cent Tin- chart m»i ht* iiMipunllii'd umlii llu* 11*111. imiNfiitit'lt -in liiuiminkj will lid aim showed till- lit il Ill ge lor pat tl*» n»' tlnoii^h li'Vt’imr lt» tin* 4 11V no: nff IkiiuIi’i I mdetiledne-- -ml Mi Oilhum uImi naI»I ll ytwi fur iiperalmi! id Hie (H i under mi'UMNt* v4*ui w ain fliuruf, .tou t hntti sysli-m* Till- C'ii lit lit I - *1(111 did lint 'I||1U In* Nui piiNul if .i Int of prufile In wi'IIn ami tlut lh»* Ulllu lule the rale id llie red *r in tulna ptil It* slaml llu* v\ Hut) wimld In- Lid per cent ni dial guy" wuiild Hid mllliige* shown would lie Ihe |m*iim * til iln1 program III' ul*l» Mil III. “ A III .III i'.lll I tltl exuct nhu* 'elected, lint pledged they would conn- its i-lii'i' to tin j wllhmil wnfur Ynu'ri* dwing l*i m:tki* linn pjiv diiil m.ikr lilin juv stated figure* a- im-sllde SCH O O L IIKI.LM M l LI, ....... he rlnKlng for lid* har uludrl-1* when the Halls nf learning open on .Scpl. s. I SchiHil inrluiles Mart .lean hin t, seated, and .laniling Itarry HI. John, Wendell llrooks and Jimmy Wiighl - Opening Of Just Around M ill s l - l l 'l l l l ll IIII died Si-m in iile 1 . 111,111 p ictu red on Ihe slepn ol Jtimin Hull r i a h l : l i m e I Ail I n in . Sliirle* Mule so •> H a tiiio n il S l in lio ) . orner School Calendar Razing Of Old Church, Construction Of New Planned By Congregalionalists MOVIKLAND "Aladdin and Ills Lamp" Htart* 7:20, feature, 7:46, last complete show H:66 must taar down it* , „ i.d lla H iiii- w ill son and llu* By MAHV ANN HUKUH The opening of school is jn*i i aroundI the tho corn corner. The brief -iiiii nier OiiHIts will be replaced try warmer clothe* thal are lu*l ., lit II6 3 M SCHOOL CA I.K N D A K FO B sI'.M IN itl.K COUNTY He COlIlT for (heir parlicidai lime Aug. J i Se,-I I I’liilinillg uml eoiilcreuce *e"om l-o leaelie,* Sept. 1' County wide n-gi-lr atlnn \ 11 Imve* will ,i|iT ili of year, tl s in an cvculfnt *nm l.ulior -luy lioli-lnv. mer filled with many activities Sept. 7 (IlieniuK of '('tioiil Kept. 8 that will stHin slip (ruin the inein |ll*lrii-t tem-lier* ou-ellug Oct. ----ory In the excitement of the find riinuksgiviug lioltiliiy*. football game Vacation*, picnn *, Nov 2d-i!7 Christina* holiday-and swimming will tin replaced by Dec. IH .luu (iood Friduy holiday. early morning classrw, tiiglu- of April til Sellout end*. June 4 studying and football I'lanuing und eonfciem-e scmioii f-u teaehui*. Graduation from high school - i* June 7-18 I'otid pupil nltenduiii’i- day*. 1811, a big moment In Ihe live* ol HB3 Total teacher vuntiurt day*, _*If> graduates, bill that first step into the cullegu halls will provide u thrill never lo be forgotten Ho*a Cnkp Hoyle will enter Duke lludlcy. Muv* lo enter Ml ll-d* Tha following Scminoli. High University a- a diident of «ii(-i;d nke a* a |uornuli*iu ma|nr Hamm) School graduates will go their *ep- wurk. M ill Heverly Gray plan- In Jaciili-no will sliidy prelaw al arate waya Hit* fait to further fill study nursing al Hit- Orange Me Duke Tommy Speer will study In mortal Hospital in Orlando he an altiirncy at Washington and fill their ambition*. M in Lucia Guff will *lndy m in ­ Thn following stmlrut* will un Lee In Virginlu ing at Norfolk General Hnimtul in ter Florida Stale University In Jin. Pickens will enter Steisim Norfolk, Va. Knterlng Vlorlda Tullahaasae Mis* June Viinct- a* a* u jdiyslcul education student Southern College In Lakeland In nil elementary education major; Ml** Beverly linger* w d .'liter the take up otementnry teaching la Miss Gall Hitting will clinovu lie ItiviTvidr timnilul In Jaeksnuvllle Miss Betsy Ann Carter. Mi** Joan twcun elenp'Mlary ediicatlon und a* u student of nursing, Mi** Mury Wright will also study elementary pharmacy: and Mi*« Ann Ituhoru Jane Hoyle will uinlor in art ami education at Wesleyan Uuivcr*tiy plans to study psychology minor In Hpccch al ftollln* College at Macon, Ga. Miss Margaret Mor­ Miss Judy Irvin will travel to in Winter Park rison plans to work on her A It at Weithamnton College at the University nf Richmond Clinton Bonney will enter the Norfolk Division nf William and Mary In Norfolk, Va. The Mi**es Joan Moore and Alice Brown are to be piychologv majors at Mercer University in Macon, Ga. Knterlng the Citadel Military Academy In Flans for the iliving of the Christian Cunxrcgationul Church, Charleaton, 8. C, are Terry Cor- Third 8 L und Park Ave., and the constructlun uf a new church In (Ml and Wailay Hsmll. Miss Mary Hanford will be discmiseil at tomorrow's reirotur monthly meeting uf Lou Copeland will be majoring In the church's hoard uf directors, It was announced today liy John Bout. secratarial science at Stetson Uni­ Sketches of the proposed new church will he shuwn. According versity. In DeLand to Mr, Root, Ihe new church w lllt M il* Marti* Crlssey plans to go b« on* of Ihe finest in the City, Into nurse’s training at the Sou­ Plans for the new church are being present slructura. A bid may lie thern Baptist Hospital In New Orlet at tomorrow ttigliF* meeting. r. _ .ir g e Hardin will drawn by Elton J. Moughton. Tha Christian Congregational ifTtaig a f Duka University an, N. C. Junior Melts will Church property waa recently sold h it /, Me athletic career al to tha Philllpa Petroleum Com­ "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes’* 1:14 - .ItftO - 6:2ft - 7:22 • UilH 453— 1r 3 l« T , , l >L 1". Tf>U' pany, which Intend* to erect a by majoring In physical ed- gasolln* Ration at tha corner. Tha [of tha new Congragah hat not baan dtalg- ,u s e s * u ie (lt tie ligurrd from Hie valicilmo a-I Jan 1 Iha I Miltol ‘ II I e howcil Ih d Ho IIIVer*i* |-ii-tn-lII--M liclween !--e-* nteril -, -In iHhm - oid mill ipeWollld I it HliTiliv e- -lie 11i v l iking hill Inch - ililatmli- -ill Fir-I M . lie -ant one tnopeit* willi .. valitiilinn nt Wfi Tin now '111lav lull ol K 1ST anti Hi il with Hie new v alii.-lime tllL.IL'o Hie I >v lull would lie tl Mm I I llu other propelt\ willi a lain i lion -d JHi'.htKI now ha - a I.iv hill ol 1I..VI lie li'l.ili-l While willi Hn new vain,Hmn t il toon iln•n lull would In- f| '-Lit ihiili increa.-c- in laxalmn InI lilted not. were t l I tin- • imi lit Iswi-hi ilreldl-d upon -he mcrea-e In * il-i.ill-ui Am: L titer Hn- prnpn*lln tl wa- pie-enl ed In Hirill lit Hn- ( it* - fi-e il ■ I i-lll III till' III.ill-i ol Hie -ewet •ml water PlnglUin Snllivan. Net I In- il-cal agent 11ad iiolnled mil 111.11 an IncriM'i in (lie av-i-'-cd * iloalimiv id ii .il c-lale m Ihe i d* would lie I-- Iln- I'd*'- advali lag*- In lirm’iilliig tinier* fur Hie 11-*c imi- IntinI * wltlt-li will tinalice llie project Itun-i- would gel a more oiiliml-lu plctma- id Hie i lly'* ftnun> ii) -el op d tin- as -e--ed vain.ilmn wen- -el at llT. per (-fill of market value, latllel Hum the ii|i|iio*iiuule rsi pel cent now, llie Commis.-iiiu wa* told However, tin- ili-liuile tncrea-e m a**e**eil valuation c.imiol he ih'lernilni'd unlit the Cmiimi*> dmi decide* lu*t iinw much miuiev Hie* are going to pond ill tile project Last nigld Hie Cominlssimi was - living Ihe figure of ft tnilll.iii a* ] die cost nt the piojecl in cxpluln I lug the finance picture to Hu' audience l'i evlmi-lv, Hu- City lind used llie figure ol i i .hhuwu a* Ihe pr-i|Hi-ed cost ami Imd left Hie matter open In tin- effect Hie cost will lie an*where In-tween tl mill Ion and (3 million Also, llie City ha* lint decided If llie program I* to include a U'ihi,ikhi sewage treulineiit plant After Hie C iiiu iii IhhIiiii decide* ii|ioti llu- cost of Hie project, il i* Hie duty id llie (i.scul agent In find Ini vers of the revenue hmuls Tin- liollils which are liellig pro- Iin -cd for tiic program would be financed through a prnixnicd sewer service charge, which would tie figured us a percentage uf an In dividual waler trill Lust nigld. Hie Cunimlssinu treated the new sewer service charge, which Hicy decided to ini HIM Value VALUATION Debt Ker. Op'atlun Total M Milt* Nd 51III* Taxes IN) $ 20 25 f 3,260 f 2H26 S 18» If. 181 4,110(1 30.1X1 a,onii 15.00 00 15 00 54 00 iidKsi 8 40 02.40 U7 60 2 t on 7,600 88 60 00,00 42 00 132. 10,000 16,000 136 84 210 NON KXKMPT 18 10.80 2.000 34 80 27. 25 30 52.20 3,000 6,000 42. 45. 87. 00. 10,18X1 HI. 174. 16.000 120. 135. Ml. 348 20,000 180. IGH 870 60,000 460. 420. 840. 1740. 100,000 000. ifimngh llu1 miNi* " I is11•»w|11 Vft 41*Iiiii ru, nps pi if illlt'l pi'tiplr itlfi'iiif itli'l I' 11fIft*!** (iniiN \t'i | Mu il It im m ik ril J In* IMidi i if i 4 4»1111111n.-s|a■ in k rNplupni jfiu NpiMltfni pii f h wi'lt It- r ki*t unit*\ ttl-sf Itf ll Hi III pMlIlfl'tf .Hit Ills* p|np*!«t?tl tmlldM' ivoiiJtl lii* llu* fuwwNf Ifnt i l(v finn Ilh I in ,ifillin'* fin11* Hi* r \ pi r 'Nril tiim ntt uvri I hr fni l llml Itihiir t tiinmiNsimiN in u ccili Milt i llu low null,igr ,» idrui t|\i (Hill Hid k Iiiii ,t h-\\ until lint- til.I llirtr i Mhri Npinikt*f' guf rll tin inti frilN tu11 il li n ld irh ilU r I*» Ihr* in idri if tlanil Wfirn fin ipinllim w t* f i Ini*.| j > fti flir .j ii j; I i*g(i I r iiii’i imn** hi id Vrmir I*• rmp| tin1 pmgi djn M IUU ’ h;iN»* iu m i n in l fidit IfIc nmiimt.ru woiil.l lit i\ l\ not ihd III -I Xl fulfill (.1 dO luiH'fllv VhIm U lllnilllN .ll (Iskr.l if t'lxpai n ran fir I imnuiij M y I'HllfiiJrJit' I Iul flii' I n I air WtUi I fit* limir Ilian It ill it I ^ M:(Vni * li.i*r dii-sWi'lnf {•> Itn* aftir HU lilt* I'lli* uulli'i « t'fiiNi'it ^11ifr tllMtlSNli.li t11*ll vi •'11 i nd Iln4 4 idJn fllfNNjlIII dill k hi ft N 11«I 111«*t n n|hii Commission Turns Down ACL Poet I he ( Ify l iio illil'-Inn -till lint accept an eascmeid agreement Ii "in llu- Aliunde I ’oa-f lain- K ill road la-1 lllglll which dealt with pi-ipi-il* owiieil In llie ruKtaiad mi flak A**-, lii'tweell First ami I'liliiiiiefclul St* . and at un alley hchvcco . Tniimcicliil ami F'liitmi SIThe i il* ili’i’iili-il to cunllmie Hie mallei liirllier when Iln- ru*lloaJ elected to put toll re-|Min*ihlllt> for llu- propert> on the t'liy'* slimllder* anil sHII keep Hie rigiit ol reviikulluti ul anytime ‘Hie t'liy plan* to widen Hu- two lliormigtlfure* Heavy Rainfall Yesleidav's fall of l.fiH inetit'S of lulu run tin- total for tin- month to date to 8.U6 Inches according ii (lud Muuuhton. local weather to liserver. The average fur the month of August is 7.10 iuelies. PBOPHSFD 30% INFHFA.SK SUGGKSTKD MIU.AGK Total New Debt Ser. Ou'atlou Value 8.3 Mill* 7 Mills Taaaa 00 f 27.63 I 4.2:iO I 27 B.1 1 35.28 5.218) 33 80 I dll 0,5(8) HI 5(1 52,75 42 25 10(10 70.30 7,800 60 70 33 25 00.82 U3.37 0,750 140.50 13,(88) 84.50 5(1 228 26 120 75 1UI 50 10,600 2.000 3,018) )i,500 13.000 10,500 20,000 05,000 130,000 1(4 SKI 25.35 42 25 84 50 12(1.75 160. 427 50 145. 18.20 27.:t0 45 50 01 I3A50 182 456 010. 35 10 52.85 87,75 175 50 283 25 351. 877.50 1755. | . - - ■ ,-i j,.. !\\ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1953 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 24, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 24, 1953. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 24, 1953; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bee054a76bd000c3eb69604375d07c21.pdf d135c09352a55d3badb35bf8c902abc4 PDF Text Text w agWBi: -r • NtHKj Is Opportunity Page. 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TIES W RITE UOX RCO, HER AM ) Two LOTS |Go' X Cl!' * .eh I 111 N Jcxxamine A\e A Murxhiili Field owned Enterprise hit* upmiinij fur ainbltioui man JII'Xi dimn Will pin-l>i i- 3 Ik-iI of nmiuexllwinble character and iiHim home turn nn i'i iniixlMiel rcflnCMirnl Age 2d fin College lull Hi'inly Ini iii-i up iii<\ Sepl educulinii ixefcrrcd Mu*t be 1st Tul.il pi in- i/!ciu ihi M-aily iiccept ixixlllnn by Sept. I IIOH T. A WILLIAMS. Rl ||/|TIH and In- capable earning 15,(XX) Kuymnml E. l.iiuiliinKt, tisiielule annually For Sanford interview I'hmie I7tl;i AlLmtii It.mk IIIiIk . write Hruce .Inckxon, P. <>. Hox 35X5, Cluragu 54. Ill Slule age, 7 H E A U TIF U I. sp.ieimp .... .... nliu-aliini. [ib in ie ^iu in b e i^^^^ — crux* n-nlil'1 uni liixuli dnurs In porch Ii miii lnini! .m l ihuilli! mum* Sluiilc .mil find li.-e* I I IVORS W ANTED — II Ideal, *uift* luiiiliun fm iliililren Screened pm rill T im hnlu-il ttEJiPONSIHLK white man with truck dexirex work Tel HKJA-JI. Phuiie I17U J 2)13 F E E T un French An IntMled LK.'ENSEI) Practical Nurae, Available day nr night. Phone IB5^J^ mi nnrtlieuxl mm-'r id -Mi si unit French Pro nl ;il t ixxi. 12 llt'SINESS OPPORTUNITIES 12 ST. Jl)||\s III M.'l Y I II Sunlurd ■Imiu- 11If'I SMALL BUSINESS Wild. excluiin!i' iiiiunxi •-•■■nty iii If you linve u xmall li-:iln'**i In a xeclmk-d part of town arid are a 2 lii-ilrmnu hnu-e In I n It no liitercxlnl L getting . uxtnnierx, villi- Flu f-n i ' lieilriiuui linn It.xt Die xe-vfee y<m offer In the ill Suiifiird. l l i I’nyineni . Hi uu ( 'luxxlticd cu'j-urt uf Itie Sanford per mu Write I- ii llii\ i.i:<a lli*aid null MX Juck.simvilli' i I l;i FOR K A LE -G R O C E R Y STOKE 3 ACRES of l.md mill 5 ruuin hm < And meat murket, gmui location. 12 frnil tree' and Til pliu tni Exlablitlwd many year* Owner Keuiilifnlly i.md i n|x-■I Knmu lelirlng dm- lu age. t'oimilelc gu ax Old Siixic l ullirix pluit Sum mg buxine*.* Including all xlockx llpl Vance, lull I'yprc-X An and flxturcx for $3,<xxi, which ix Plume 13211.1 lc»* than enxt of fixture* uluno. Fur InfuriMulluii, Phnne 44), nr wrlle AV It Dupree. 313 Pul 311— h i : ALioiiH in mclln Ave , Sunfnril. FOR roc 'It l ON'VENII M I ! i — SPECIAL SERVICE -14 AND AC C I sSDtll.i l A ( Nu xlulr in i-limli i We have m ini-1 mn ulliii lu Phone 148 TH E SANFORD HERALD llmrs. Aug. 20, 1853 Page 8 SCOTT Variety Of State's Citrus Rootstocks Now Unsatisfactory r nerVI if •; 2111 SOI III PARK AVI SI I Pint...... IMI RAYMOND Al It Al I.. R|; at loll 25 yeafx in lliixiii.Sn 111■hi I I) llighli-wiiuii A mm i illUNK ROOM efficiency apt. autt liiirS Service l*«-1:«n . ulum vnu in able for working uupiu lilcully i|ulre nliniti piupi-rly nr in-ui Inca led o;ro*» from Pn*t Office unci' and lli.il ,i i t o , m-\ 11 , ml Private bath. Inquire Mumiel Six. It,iv llinmi , Hull Jac-ibaim’a Dept. Store. l.ncriM-il hinkcr fm utl K in Kxlu'e uni kind LARK FRONT Duplex 2 HR Fur Geiier Iiixiii mm- '.'ill If tkiaired. •* ml* frmn NAS S Pu Ave 'I'bnm- •ni'i Cliildrio welcmne R A. ( ’niiu-r on, Luke Churm i i r , Oviedo; Wliidber buying or xHImg, it will pay you lu *eeI'll 4701 Iir 4532. J. AV. DALI., Iteullur Flnrblu Stale Rank ItiiMlni' PI..... 115* I Hit holier m o W 3rd Curtly 'Call Dali" (nr. See Turn Culberhuuxe, 1710 W. 3rd.__ ARTIFI.K!* r o ll SAI L - 5 • H U Tt’llISON ocean Iron) nparl menH at Deytonn (tench. Tel 1501 J riM l Aparlumil*. couple*, imi N Laurel. 1 (INK ROOM Ini e/flclcMcy A pit Lltmi.CN purity furnished ('imp Irs dr Miigk-x inily. 11/ W 1st H IIIN IS IIEU 2 room Apt. Ailulln only mid s LuuriJ Aw . 1 HOOM Kumlktioil Apt. Adullx 1200 Pulmi'tto Ave. Pimm' 2371) .1. THIS SPACE AVAILAHI.E 4 Al l. 14! kNII IN41IIIKE 45 'id e* New Folding rots 42 51) gal ;ohimhiii Pau l ARMY NAVY SURPLUS PI..... 172) 3111 Suilfmil Ave, AWNINGS Plaxtle. Aluminum, Cauva*. Fr*« Estlmale* Ptiuli* 12HI J after • P m fur eppolntmanl. CALI, it* about our Credit Plan. Painting, llepiir|n$ Remodel lug Tttl Murnelt ID. 2. Ilux 70 !l Tel 11VI W IK YOU IIAVK SOM ETHING TO SELL and are Id ■ hurry to Mil II, let the Handled advertltluj ilepurlmeut of T H E SANFORD HERALD prove lla ability •• ad efficient taWa medium. jA itO U s n a Organ*, Hand Inslru inent*. G u i t a r * , arcnnlltin*, UfeUme Aiumlaum — Free Eat! male*, Free InitatUUoo-Tele ID unis l.'uavi-uli'id Term* phone 1438. Furniture Center. Ktreiii Music, fill N mange, Or110 W. Ftrai 1ii mli i i 'IANOS CITRIbi TR EES 3 HOOM efficiency opartniciitx, Ready lu transplant Have Villon liienlslicd I'imno I7H7-W. mix. Hamlin ami Pineapplo In FURNISHED Uurugc upt. lit -till Orange*. Ruby lletl Grapisfrfllt Pulmi'tlii Aw . J E Renton. Phone film AV, Riverview Drive, FURNISHED Garage Apt IIKJ2 French Ave. SAI.KM China llargnlns In odd niece* Replenisli ynur xi4s C O M P LETELY fnrnlalH-d 2 bediiruwn’* Gilt Simp Del,ami Hiroom upper upt. Prlvulr un way 17 02; 3rd liinixf imrlh nl trance. (ill) MuHNiiiln bridge. >— H EA L ESTA TE FOR S A I.E -J JE L L Y GUAVAS. .50 per peek. A. K lluxxeltfi', Elinixt. Plume APPRO XIM ATELY 20 acre* of riv 212 W. rr front prupurty at Persimmon Hammock. Omni location for I H EIFER Jersey ami (ium*ry bunting anil fishing lodge or for PJiuiie 1014 M, Alfrixi Erirxnn. aportanian mb • division. l'rlcc 5,000. 32" Gas Range, two immlha old, HT. JOHNS R E A LTY CO. Deurliurri ga* *puc<> heater. lanfuril Phone t i l l 5 cil. ft per minute ah cumprexsnr and xtiruy gun. 14 ft. pfywumi and Cypres* ho.it to See at 2(MM) Adams A* AVO. 14 B— INSURANCE - I t It Save on Fire, IViinlxtorm aiitnnm bill- liixiiruiui- See .IiiIiii II Wil Jiuin * Insurance Agency, 4ir, .Saiii'nrd Atlantic Rank llliig m cull 34 :'*fj 1‘HU I'A f lO E c 1 i 'I. F M U I S - NOTICES - PEILSONiil.S -1 5 GAUGIIF RHSTORIUM * Elderly Semi invalid, cuuvulexceiit Kind ly Care, gludmile dietieian 1X17 W COK< fdtlR RlYLft Wl-fri AH OIL fHoM ^ill bf.RHY nl A'fHLE fritV SU U->H rx in i lilt.ip r.nMs WOULD LIKE lu imy pinritalilitiuxliiexx Iii ur urn,iml Suiifiird Nu liar* ur package -.lures Writ-Ted Irippe Rlc 2 (lux .lltj. ',.ui ford. IS— AilUmubltr* • frailer* -1 / Ac/ PAJitvfAMdl of LM°W<?IH m& K EMERGENCE Bo-Tu n y . AHV o f VAAjUUi OU'ftlAQW'irHj fdl L l x u a i i . i-K V L (,L I k B U lu r/ iu ok C u M M L K l-.C IV fd l S K lLLd o H uf A S P IC IL i of TSL C U C U M R Lh 7 AM U V. t r in Q fl ! J L*.|W 17 l A y I Uwtr* fe| FLOWERS PI.AN IS HIIHUIIS GEHUA DAISIES at lust! Mam colors Hibiscus, nice vurictv Achillliiiix.; uculylli.i, begmuu*. crotons, culiiibiiin; gulden rain tree*; Jiixlu-iu: ixuria: Lilly; ia carmida; powder puff; magnolia, pyracanlhu. piiimliugu, pnducur pu*; iicntas; stukeslu; shrimp, iibmichinu, lliryullix, cutiie anil see II ROOKS NURSERY, 2721 Mayer 425! EMERGENCt W lU / faort T ill T i u m ii -is i a iL o w tub l‘>!»3 W t— fdAM 4 .0 0 0 ,0 0 ) U t'|!<4» ir.rt.ej General Bradley Is Fearful Lest Military Fund Slash Becomes Habit Tnc. IX lD L k M iS Avl A YKtCrtfit. uK A A ii5 t P R lP lC flP BAby iTftaP HAMBONE S MEDITATIONS r tty All*r ------------------------------------------ D U A Th A IN ' in g NO EE - S tC H A M A N IA WASHINGTON •J)— Gen Omar liinili-d blnlxelf generally tn -date COUNTRY I f P l* f'A fi-arful h-xl tin* menlx that the nation'* lop mllllury 111.ullt-y xnyx Inyi-.ir'x xliisfi lit the mlllliiry Imilget pluniler* xaw no lexxenlng of the A W OMAN IN i f \ IN TER N ATIO N AL I'u k up Tiu i k glow min "a luiliit a* li-Riptillg a*, llrreai lo llu* i-oonlry. liar guilt West Geneva A u - d .uni rmiri- dangeroo* Ilian, thf Ilrailley, IM). i* going into privale D. AV Texlnn induxtry a* Imurd rhuirmun of ImiIui uf dollar extravagance " iiiiulley. five xlar genertil who Itiilova Hexeureh and Develo|inie)il FOR SALE III3H llulck S|iei iuI. xii'Plifil mil four day* ago afler two l.almr.iiorH-x. lor III* article, en New Mulur. lire*, and Mullert ;> si n li-rin* ciuilrmnn "f Du- tit It'll " \ Soldier's Farewell," wa* Very ReusiiliiiliU- 215 \A IHIIi St Iiiiii) Chief* nfa* Stuff, xubl of llu- in Hie main a defense nl military *31) CH EVR O LET Gmui niimtiig Ki-mntmwi-r iiilmuU*lrnllnM'x ib- piiiiming during the past four i' i*mu in ini mtire tImn five liillum year* cnmllllnu R3) Plume 1251 It He ............. it ugninxt Secretary ■ * iliillur* fixim ibe Defenie Depart of Defense Wilson'* aiinnoiiced 17-14— A itloin ut Ive Service — 17 II mi-ill bndgfl; "Al flrxl glani-e this Innkf*! lu plan* lo narrow the nation'* mill HALL'S Garage fur General Aide in*- like coaxlinu In-fore yuo reach tnry |iriMliu’lion base in the interest Repairing Sanford A Ce'-try Avn iIn- tup of the hill Prfxonnlly, I of economy and efficiency — a I'ltbne RXJ0-M. Ii i-fi It nlglit. would be im-liiifd lo keep llu* program which Pentagon source* UA1TERY, Generator nr Hlarter pn-xxort* on — from o xm-nrily *ay I* being pot Into tJfect more Service Call SI7. Swain'* llal xlamlpoinl — itnlll we reach a xlowly, and tn leaser degree. Ihan tery Service. Sanford Avenue hlghei level of rendlnex* unit >f bud been Inlliuliy indicated "lly conmitrullng our order* curlly.” imu 2nd Street. Thexe xtiilfnn-nl*. in un urln-li- among the ntosl efficient jhu M AFFF.T AUTO Servlet* 120' wr 111**11 for llu- H.ilinilnv Evening dmerx," llridli-y wrote, "we may North I'urk, Plume U2I Spet-ilu Plixt ii nil made public lii»t night. be able to produce ut b-i* eiixl iiii'I i t SpeciaHxts were Ilruillry'x flrxl direct rrlti- |'That'* fine— if we don't have n flxm of the new defense budget generul war, It)— BOATS - MOTORS — I!) During bearing* wlule emigre** "The narrower tiaxe of prodoe Wllllum P Smith, Outboard Sale*- wax ronxldf ring Hie mailer, In- lion euiumt be expundist u* rapidly In ease of nil mil mobilization, ami H fli Bit Service. Mercury OullNiard S.il 4s.au |a*i r»ala Mb(» I* extremely dangerous bcrutiM- u n*$ u I hi tiiiti i*i, 25l’i S Park. Pliutu- i m .1 lx more vulnerable In uttack In any narrowing of our produelioo 12’— 14’ tlOATS Trailcv* Hard base. Hits lx a point to be weights! ware C Vail Wnuduiirkuig 512 most carefully " _ Sun find, Pit 2327 J. P r e * I d e n t Elsenhower, who 40 - FU R N ITU R E- U'hotd Gixid* 20 shook up the entire Joint Chief* of Staff, ha* defended Iii* and Wil­ OIL FURNACES — tty Kratky son'* defense budget us one whteli Wall, Fluor ami Fireplace. will give the nution greater urniixl M. G. DODGES posed In January by former Presi­ !W W. I ll S4. FiteeaIM dent Truman lirinlli-y said the old Joint Chief* ’ V E N ETIA N BLINDS worked mil in 11)51 a set of goals Farlury prlcrtl Holla ileittl llllnda, which llu-y felt would bring the Alain Imi m alal*. collun or pla* tic la|x*x CiiuiplHc rep xervue nation In a position of relative William I). Mitchell, adminUtriariulliule Venetian lllluil CumpiiM safety by Hie end of 11)54, and thul U l Weal Third Fbaue7Kt Truman luter decided to slrclch lor of the Small Uu«lness Admin­ istration, will addreas (he statewide out Ibe buildup lo 11155 HILL'S VUKNirUKK Then, speaking of the Elxenhnw imiuxlriul “ clinic" scheduled at Or­ HKFINIHIUNG er lindgit rut*, he said: "It would lando, Thursday. Aug. 27, at which Utihul.iterlng and Repalrlntt appear that till* will furlher detav lime the Council for Industry and 403 (Vlery Ave. Tel.ISM date at which w ewlll reach Cummcree and the Florida Stale the force gnul* recommended by Chamber of Commerce expect to J. GARCIA Hie Jolnl Chiefs of Staff or n-siilt devise plans for attpplng-up the Cabinet making, upholstering, Fur Industralliallon of the slate. in ii reduction of Iheso goal*." niltire refliiliintig— retimmi) An­ Administrator Mitchell will out­ Headley conceded he made a tique rexlurlng Uplmlxlering fab mistake In asiumlng. some month* line SKA plans fur helping indus­ rlc*. Work guaranteed m» N before the Korean War broke out. trialists to ontain and finance gov­ ilmtlevard CL, Del.aiul, Phone that the nation rmdd not afford ernment contracts, and to explain 557. to spend more for defense than the lending scope of hi* organisa­ II— LOST ANI) FOUND -21 the Truman budget of 13 billion tion as the auccMior to the Re­ dollar*. The Joint Chief* first esti­ construction Finance Administra­ LOST YOUR P E T ? ’ mated they would need 20 billion*, tion. Mitchell Is a lawyer, and was II you have— advertlne ym<r los* but Inter cut the figure tu 17 bil­ counsel for a Denver manufactur­ ing concern when appointed SllA T H E E fur throe linn.'* in Hie u «. *HW* ISO «• lion*. Truman and hi* defenie xdminixtrfiliir a fortnight ago by 10 I T IIH* Herald through the conrivxy nl in* Ih. x anllaaii liiir. seerelury, Umix A. Johnson, pared President Elsenhower. the Florida Stale Hunk. the figure tn 13 billions. "Some people," Bradley wrote, 111 I M' * " " l **Hie mle ■■ 1 2 - ELEC TR IC A L SERVICES -37 t i l l , three line* uratnwry "think I should have resigned, triei mode a dramatic protest and 'car­ Sanford Electric Co-, (1. .E. Appll The smuoth gray seeds from the ancv*. 11(1 Magnolia Ave>•Pit. 443. ried the lisu* to the country.' I Florida ahrub known as "nicker do not think that I* the proper role bean" are oftsn used In making nrUKxr, Appliance Canter for a military adviser . . . I do necklace*, tree. "Your fXtlnghnu*o Denier" not think that such a pseudoPhone 1757, 115 Magnolia. dramatic act would hove hud the lla* line *am* rat# slightest effect during the economy stepped out of his field by saying P IU G ID A IK K applli nee*. «ale* and RE *> tit* II*m urXIwave which wa* sweeping Con­ then he did not think the gallon lervlce G. II. High, Oviedo, Fla "*r» irk>. gress and the people In the spring could afford more for defense Phone 4131 or Sanford 1042-W of 1950— though the gesture would "Our military recommendations on after 0 p. m. tnvc loft mo quite a reputation ______ _as forces wo need ahotiU RtM to prophet." curbed In any way by econoimT Miller Radio & Appliance Bradley added, however, that he assumption!,’' he said. Sinford, Seminole County'* Olden Weitlnghouxfl Dealer. 118 S. Park, Ph. 21) limxl 11)37 Plymuiilli I'xciJIriil cun illllun. Phone ;i5'i Kail Alllllll I DOAII K ruilN IIlllK K A P T IMI. Clilldmi 15 R iii II II p m i d li m n T I 770 wclri.iiii- 1/17 Park Ave.. Pin mi*1 up AVi- have i new Si hull moil 0711 It after 5 p in el*, ulsii TIM It I I. Yl 1.1.OAV KTIINE, NASHUA. Ill) ll\R D SON. ALUM O ROOM A ALUM UNFURNISHED~Api*7 Ret* Mrs INUM AWNINGS. Warren, 21h W. Mh St. KuxMule Truih-r Sales I'iil,ilka. Fla NEW furnished Apt on Now Smy­ rna Ucucll Sleep* six. Cull I! 13 IIOUSEDOI.D GOODS H ill SALE. or 1205 If. Pimm- 1450 AV Unfurnished upurtiiicnl. Elderly CONCRETE Slip-, stepping ntnuiw, couple. 507 (Ink Ave. ' grease traps, xi-iilir tank*, win ■low sill* A Iiiiii-* Miracle <'mi­ 3 It0051 MOUSE, utllilii>s furnish crctc C ii . 3o-i Elm A»e. I lium* H C'oiii-unl lirlvi*. Korn laulge, 1335 Earn I'urk S ILL-P la n a Tecliulclan L . Pbana fill-W Route 1. Sanfun) TRU4 K T4) K E N T If you have a truck |u rent you *hou1d 11xi Ihi* service in Hie siieciul service* of Ibe Sanford Herald We have hid inqulrli'. a* tn wtm renlx truck* L . WE HUY USED CARS Little ami Ri el — Second anil Sanford Y u n r TU P P EK '.iA K i: dealer Gladys Kumerby Pimm- i m ii GOAT MILK II U Cile I, find Ave I'hmie 7111 AV3 14- SPECIAL SERVICES LAAVN MOWING CHEAP Free exllmule*, Call 705 It. 17— Util,LA WAY AND ItAHY II EDS Day week is niuiilll — Tel, 1425 Fumllure Center. MU W, Elrit iv Pocketbook. !W ! Use HERALD WANT ADS m Your SCOTT'S SCRAP B O O K A D S ©St? \/ ( — -*» >* i •. In M 'READER SERVICE. U n i and Dolomlle and FerlilUer. Phone 1383 M. David E. Carpenter. ALL TY P E S Ruth]oter work, amiable Hatea. Free eitlmitea. I'huita 3221. V. C. Uracey. PLUM BING Contract and repair week. Free eitlmatei. R. L. Harvey. I N Sanford Ave. Pkewe lBBL NEW FLOORS eurficed to fectUm. Old floor* a uto new. Finishing, cleaning ind waiing, iI»o portable $ ant Serving Semi 1129. M. Gleaaon, «7 KEEP YOUR lota dean, Heavy duty mowing • clearing, gracT Irtg "hell driveway*, cuitom funning. DeWltt Hunter A Son Ph^'tKFW^______ _________ NOTE TO CFtANSIlIKO Address State Industry Clinic Anvicirnsr.Ns TIII2SK VARIOUS SI/IOS o r TYI'IO ARK NOW AVAILAHLIC TO (JIVE YOU REITER SERVICE 18 Pt.s-r " i i r,,# HATH 3 BEDROOMS Ho e conveniently located arnoola, churche*, churche*. and Mure*. ato HAVE yuur lawn mowed by Jerry Nice neighborhood. $10,Sou. !<onl. Phone Ila4-J, ELECTR IC xtnve, npitrlmeitl xlttt. Hnaa L, Payton, Registered Heal Hi like new. Rentmiuiltle. I'huni* VKIJJ4 D H IIJ K l), Pumpit lhitill Estate Broker 22211. cxL any aite. M. G. Hodge*. Ph. Roan Mary J. Phillips, Aaaoclal* I53I-M-40 or laa. ARTICLES W ANTED nil* Park Avo. Phono 1110 c A R P E N T ra m We buy. aell end trade used furni­ 3-BEDROOM ture. Wllxou Maler Furniture Co. For You will be delighted with thli at­ bull’ling. lO -M -T tractive, well-planned home <m I l l E. l»t, Pbone MB. Vodoplch Sale* Si-rvlco , cor, lot. Ike sparkling kitchen, WOULD like tn Imy a good *40 or Eleclrlcal A Gai Appliance* glneiy oak parquet floori, and Ml Chevrolet. Top price, Mu*l be Admiral, Kelvinatiw. Servel overslied utility room will pleaae In good condition. Call Iten De Refrigerator*, Prolane Ilottwy wife, Colorful tile bath and I* (Jai. 202 Sinford Ave. Jjoorytenfojj^HeraljL MOVING, al A long jltlonal pleating features. PrlcPhone 1240 dlilanc*. C below replacement coal I On- IB— _ H ELP W AN TED -1 $ 12.100. Term*. and craUng. „ RANDALL ELEC TR IC CO sa lesm a n ’ w a n ted ’ BkM^NOLK R E A LTY " P « M M b y Sidney and ■g— KnAve. Phono IT For eilabllihed builneai telling •AWN m o w e r s ahirpened. Bl- °r^fi,d Eric Vlhlcn. Uemllx and Croiley National name brand product* g K jU w f w n A wo Appliance!: Eleclrlcal contractiao F R E T on 17-92 between CatUc luch ai WeitlnghmiKO, Maytag lag and repair*, m Magnolia JlcUon and Campbell'! Cabinet tnd Amana. Guaranteed aalary p. Priced at W.000. Cleared and comqiDMon for right man. Seminole C o rn e a otUy pet OHtee Equipment -33 ' C‘ i , S K ^ f & X C K 28 Pf. B R AILEY O D H A M Park Ave. & 13th S t ...'a iL ty f''" '" '''g m , CARPENTEhB, roofing and lidlag ipnlicilari. Flnlihed Craftamen MIMEOGRAPH and Suppl o*. Ice*. Ch ‘ Ui 1' Stencil*, loweil Geor “Bank rate* ear* you money". All Innuranre purclintied from your lmtumnco Bgtnt. "In ra*e you have an arrldenL you aettU with n frlond". Super - Duper - Bargains 8aloo Down Monthly ’51 NASH AMBASSADOR 4 Door Sedan R M *2'4"M|'8 Mo*’50 CHEVROLET 4 Door Sedan M g 1S* 18 •* 88 ’52 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER V-8 l l f i 345 24 •» »• W HUDSON PACEMAKER 4 Door Sedan 19518 •« « ASiM ! W. E. McMaster, Mgr. AU flminclnR hnndled throuflh locnl banka. ‘‘•BSifi. ™ « . Machine Co., ••Wing machine*, 2U Magnolia, Ph! USED CARS Altov* IneludtM l a t t m t , Inatiruiet Cl tn*lo4toa life Intnranc* and all fla n w d CAMP MCQUARHIE im-Changmg condition* have left much to be desired ill Florida's once satis­ factory variety of citrus rool^ stocks, a government ptunl expet^ said loday One of Ibe ehanglng condition* i* disease, said F. K Gradner. principal horticulturist al the Oriaiulii office ul the U S Depart­ ment of Agriculture Gardner spoke at the 20lli annual citrus grower* institute here. Because Irlsleia disease has he mine widespread in Florida iri re cent year*. *our orange stock, one of the most useful in past yearx^. cannot be recommended for aniM/ situation, Gardner raid Sour or ange is very susceptible lo trixleii, he added Another change is Hint the growth of frozen orange concen­ trate ha* brought greater demand for urangc* with a high solid i sugar) content so desirable for roncciitrale Gnrgncr suid the UK DA has lest* in progress throughout the citrus twit on potentially valuable net^ rootstock*, but Hie test* are noP. old enough for definite conclusions Con*ci|iicntly, grower* seleeling rootstock* now should pick frum the old one* according to Ibe vari­ ety of citrus to be grown and the soil type. tu xeneral. he said, rough lemon rootstock ha* proved most satis­ factory fur Valencia orange* on well drained soils; Cleopatra is preferred for nearly all the Man darin varieties such u* TempU-s. tangerine* and langclox; and sweet orange rootstock* nave proven de siroble for pineapple oranges whi-re foot-rot disease is mil a serious problem Dr Paul Smith. USDA plant physiologist from Orlando, cau­ tioned grower* against use of large i|Ountlliex of copper on their trees Where application* of copper over the yi-ors has caused large soil accumulations of cupper, tree root* liuve been damugeil consider ably. Dr Smith said. Yield of f r u i t has lies'll reduced markedly ill ex treiue cases. lie advised that fertilizer* eon tuining copper lie used only in the first f(*w year* for newly-planted groves, mill Dial copper sprays be used only u* needed for disease control Application.* of chclutrd iron are usually beneficial to Ircox suffering from loo much cornier, lint are not a complete antidote. Dr Smilti said. « Groups SelccTcd For Colored PreSchool Planning I'lirdinllt-.-e* have Iu t ii named for.Negro parllclputliin in Hu- |«e sclinol plaiuiiug conli-ii'iii e lor Seiiiinole ('umity scboolx Aug. 2ti 28 g These cuminiltecs are ax follows “ iperial priigram ciimmiltee. Sl«n ley T. Muller, chairman, Elliabelh O. Young. Mae France* Mul­ ler and W I. Hamilton Publicity. Elotiixo J. Eutiink*. chairman. Eddie K Walden. Mad lyn It Young, He*x|e W Franklin. * lull- R Rrunsnn. Juanita G. liar old, Lillie It. Hull, Aletlm Haim) *m, Ktliu C. Pringle, Zunnye T. Davit und Thelma Sheppard. Recreational and huspliallly* Shellye L. Refoe, chairman, Juan-** lla Gilmore, Margaret D. Oliver. Evrlyn Clarke, Virginia Wright. Georglanna Thompson, Slplo Hraeey. E. James and Malisia Robert* Facilities. John A. Lawson, chair­ man, F. M. Anderson. Lucian ft Eubank*, Floreita B. Smith, lx*ola W. Bryant, Ine* H. Rhode* and W. L- Hamilton. Library, Lillie Dev­ ine, chairman. Mabel Hurston, Thelma Knight Evans, Anglo K. Douglas. Wealthy K. Cronins. FranA cena Martin and Evelyn Anderson* Evaluation. Harper L. Douglas chairman, Ida 51. Anderson, Ceador N. Mason. Etnporlu Patterson, Julia U. Merritt, Alrnu J. Hurston and Allen Housekeeping, Laid** W. Uluir, chairman, Arheslo Crad­ dock, Rosa H Khiiipanl. Freddie M. Mobley und C, II. Franklin. N ^w Stream lined T ra in in g C o m m a n d SEOUL W4— A new streamlined training command for the South Korean Army wai announced to­ day by U. 8. 8th Army headquar­ ter*. The Army labeled the battle- tailed United State* loth Corps a* a “ group" and gave it the respon­ sibility fur training and operational control of all Uireo Republic of Korea army corpk. jt 1 The nt-w command I* under Lt.*o Gen. Reuben E. Jenklni, commandI er uf the U. S. 8th Corpa in Korea I for a year. I "Army “ Army gi group*” wore organised ‘ * exercise control In pait.wara to over various Allied arm lea but thin ii the first aueh “corpa group. Republic of Korea Army headuartera remain* unchanged by to new order, but South Korean troopa on the Him and ia training will be under tho actual command of Jenkins' loth Corpi. S 1 Free Enterprise M IAPI lit— Basil O’Connor, proa* t pf the National Foundation alyiU, and today eiponente of “ freeoften were the —W S B **"'' ,•i1*1.1) f* government �LATE BULLETINS W ASHIN GTO N — A top official of the Government Printing Office said today lie* "would certainly question*' testimony that Edward Rothschild stole a secret code and cither confidential material from the printing plant PARIS t/P)— JMnnlsv Mohammed Ben Arafa was pi.» Vf.UJiJSA’’ . clafrticd the ii«w*SvlI?«ii of Morocco today. 4 Ily FORREST EDW ARDS PANMUNJOM </P>*— A rollicking 11*0 Americans, the largest single-day delivery yet m the Korean War prisoner exchange, rode out of Red captivity at this wayside village today. Striking French Workers Return To Jobs CHICAGO — Adlai Stevenson, home alter a world tour of nearly six months, apparently will give President ^fisenlmwer a report on Itis global tour. '’J v V HAGIIDAD. irai| (/!’)— The Shall of Inn. It iuin|ihunl lv cn route from exile In Rome, laudeif here lodnv. State News Roundup Woman Killed, Eight Injured In Miami Automobile Collision MIAMI of*) — Mrs. Reverlv French, 27. wife uf n Marin.. •'mi>w l antalli. was killwst today mil eight oD.et p.-i„.........lured in an anti. mobile collision The car III which Ml* French win. luline ...rn .tl hci lie.I.anil Slat I we ether captains. lie) lllishuild’. .inlet in law ninI .innlhel officer’s wife. The other ear whs c ■ C l ' 1 n i l ,h W M ,r W * **,,‘" I C»ul toff .......... . alle.lril { ‘ lie of the enlisted men. Col. ' sGorirs.) will, niiinsl.inuhter l.v or _________ ________ilem of r.dwill l.ee Musiill, Iiisllce of the peace Mmun smd Htff drove tIn outfit a red tiuffie lli'ht Turnpike Study I .|i nek' tin! other vehicle. and' MIAMI ur— ll*» "hit nr iniw" whether (he proposed bobtail turn pike from Miami tn the Fort Pierce area will lie under can itruelinn helure the legislature Three Floridians Released By Reds meets again In 19VM U N S A N 4*— T i m *t* nun** Klar Jk J a rm * I. JKp IIcc of Miami, v t v , Milan* v u t v rt»li'au‘ti hy Mu* Cum chairman of li e Florida Turnpike ,m m |,t, last night in i f f iTtli .lav Authority, made this report yexler „f th<- Ko.eun tirmi-itire prisoner day to the Miami Rotary t lull wnr exchange ■ — — — — pfe i'm i R Love n sun of Pistol No Aid Tampa. ('pi. Edward F Parker son id TAM PA tA* — A piilnl wasn’t Mr* F’unni** I'urkiT. I1 (l llox :rus enough advantage fnr a MS pound Invrrnt^^ rubber who tangled with an tss (*pl Thnma> .1 Si*ulv»y xn»i of pound Tampa drug itnre operator Ith'f NU«I,*. .175 VV li7lh SI .Jack with combat training xonvlllc f Thr gunman ended up wlihmil nix pistol and with enough laceca lions and head injuries tn pul him in the hospital " I had an Army count' In how ...... , MIAMI dN—Two (j'-'rMiiis j* ......... " i'llt In disarm a man and I believe I gumbimg aclivilli-i wtlhuol a followed that without thinking." j federal gambling lax stami> were laid Hick Shea. It. senteneed lo prison terms here In day. Judge (ieorge W Whllehorsl In A le rt Goes O u t f'deral dlstriel emul orderH one Negro, Fannie Mae Johnson im JACKSONVILLE mv-An alert prisoned fur tm days, and awother yvent out laat night lo Florida and Charles iVhltfietd. lor six months Tiewala nffleera for an ig-year nid girl and, a young man companion wanUd for kidnaping Use IB-monih A lien Deported old son of a Jacksonville woman. MIAMI Ms A I! reek alien Warrants charging kidnaping were Issued by Justice uf Die euu'd ol marrying u Florida wom­ Peaer Sarah Bryan against Vir­ an lo obtain a preferential visa to ginia Barton. 18. and Don HI*. 21 enter the United Slates was or demt deported today The man was idenlitied as An toniols Ak-xuto. ..( Orlando lie married Mr. Magdelene Strom a TALLAIIASSKE VIV-A plea for |« " l*t Huninhve of Everglade, at “ 'storallon and preservation of the Fulkalnn. (ia June 1.1. t«:i2 present governor's mansion as a stale historical monument was laid before the Cabinet today. The IBM Legislature aporupria MIAMI .,n (iov Mct'arly or ted ItfO.OUu fur erection of a new dcre.l an Invi-stlgatlon in so aI executive mansion. leged shaking down of Negro.', caught gambling. A (' Dressier assisluni coimly solicitor. ri'|Hirl.'.l Gulps Aspirins tMlay. Gamblers Jailed investigation Old Mansion TAMl*A im -A I year old Tamp., girl ate 40 pleasantly flavored Villdren's aspirin tablets but a ciulck Job of storaarb pumping left her none the worse off. Mrs.' A. a. Wardlow said Bar­ bara got hold of a 50 tablet bottle, from which 10 had been used, and emptied Ihe bottle befnre anyone noticed her IN T H E Architects OK'd TALLAHASSEE tav -The Cabinet today Infnrmully upproved ardii teclur.il and engineering contracts with Smith, Iteynolds and Hills of Jacksonville for more than two million dollars worth of new conatructlnn at the F’lorida F'arm <’ol ony ami the F’lori.la ‘.late Hospital HERALD: 5, JO, And 40 Years Ago I'RltSPVTTI V K lilt WV (N<J OF* Ihc imhiiom-i I \|pm«iri»l II t"*uilul. ulirnr, nHiiwx iiltruillM* t piunm line** (hi* huMdiim » ill |ire»i*nl upmi t - < » m i«mi I iumik I F'lrwi S(., (hr T.VI khI ih>titiitino will hi* f nit-in ti m . ( i i u m t*xi i*Di fur (h r t rfilrr iHtrlinn, m hit'll « ill lu* Inti-hitl n iitAMdirt. K. I Sr., an hilri t, wind iml.i* I In1 rutin* **1"" whu iiimI h hi hi mi k will hr Mitri I -. »uul«. rx**r|il for i Mttrlloii of thi* Lit d i m «i m i m ih« n.ti wllifh (i (II hi* (Utr uforv, I fit* MrltlIihii »,* ,(|itl> Mi liiithlnti* Hill umlaut rlrtiitnr and - i r iMiulii i .u i i i k iium Ii i i i i i » VtlminixlnitiM die • h i i i hr in I lit* t r n l r r itnrlhin »*f ItiMillliil mm hr liimwicd in n hriU in (hr rvrtil of sin dir hiiildlitu .rid >ii id ihr rtuhI h Inie h hilt* tin* nnrr* H n r n i i n n Sidatiniiiw h ill hi* on (hi* cornrfH of (hr i*i*l t V t tftiMH, \ r *• Muim, .Hid i hr phnrmint » ■!! hr tn ncroiitl and third Moot-, iihilr all Mo Hindoo - a ill hr d hull'd Ml I ill* h 11 HU* I hi* Mirijhdl ''ll Mr Hill hi* oil ill!* (h r -rrlioli.il. too i/ontallt i>|ii*iiiliu l\i»r. Thr honml.il i’-eiTMItl f loin >>l ill * v*tlitg to I hr r»*iif id thr limldiitu, •o drwi ■*!.1 thai r\ti*n>*iiinw iiiai (»r adilril rn^lh to Mir " h ti ll h ind •Jit >* ii VM t iiiiiii * tin fli ■*• n o ltd a nil third rlliU of thr h i i i i i **. Ml MoiiytiloH and (tamldr 1 %iiaI I .a kr Mo'IMiic, h I II l*r fm H f**11*1 1 II H im i » tn id Hi* I 11 W itii »i I *4.1r 1st at" tin* Asiioriitlr a rihM iftfiiit h hi h I*. ihi**l f l*i*ii in th*' t rm •*( I hr Imiltlinu |iM‘|i!i i iii M*« |ihin- whllr If on Is*s kind llnllrt. Srw ^ mk .i U h « i l l hr fur ii"iiiH ip loom- d ir mi iiltiiitird Mt I ♦!'. air Mir i onmill nii* a t i h i t n l - awsfint mu in thr i/« s, %| t . M odi ’ ft m ■ %mI 11iiiaiI th.it I hr i .ifiiii'11\ td (hr I*I 11.1f I I loll Herald Notes Its 45th Birthday I lie S.udmd Ill-laid i. Indus re Iclira (jug II. I.tli lit 11li.l us. (in Aug. - f f limn the paper was (.Hindi d a. a .i i -cki. lit Inc late Iti.lrr11 J llullt and began pub­ lishing In its pi o r uI Im sllnil. The tin aid was incin purslcd as thr Herald Ti luting ( V in lain, on Nov. n . Iirji the cn tire stock was sold to It ttlaml Dean, Iteese Combs, amt II It ot Miami The first pre.ldrol of thr Flor­ I Berg Dating the s i t, «■ m-li* ..i ida Hfate l-rague when It was founded hack In |0ia has been newsprint necessitated a nit back to three d.its a week puli namrd dlrectar of development llration but in MU’, the llrr.lil and director of alumni affairs fur reliirncil (n Its preseol Im'stetson University. He Is li. I'.. time* a week schedule •’Eddie" (illlliand, who for the Earlier lids rear. ...i Mav past two years has been general thl- newspaper was pm•liu.r I manager nl I'onre II e l. eon i Springs. Ill IUH Eddie became In Cunnngr Hall.. 11 II Has vice president and farm dtreclur kell Ir , nod II II. I ui klrmun lor Ihe SI. laiuls Browns baseball team ami In m il was named pre slitt-nt ill Ihe Toledo team ni the \nirriran Assnrlatloil. During his two years at Pnnce de l.enn Springs, he supervised the ileve Inpmenl of that million dollar at Inn linn which opened In the puli lie a lew months ago. Francis Steams Dies At Home Cuba Joins U.S. In India Refusal Back To School Edition Tuesday 1 ! I ! I* \ !’! 11\ *, N '» I** t tilni ioiiu v to-1,tit ■' IM' . I aill«i iiitnili! r *ti lino ii)i i\'llt Mi* 1 li I« «t Slnl**- in n(i|>n • mu im Ki in li’t in iti* Km »* ui iis*i*11 *mvft M'ht * N ut infill I mi i hin.i i null' I "nl ,ii Hint I mi iii i*ni lit*) Iff Ini I’miiilii'’* I iiiiii S i m h I i i m v i u . t hi* Mltldli* K id ! utiii Kanti'in I iitij> inntinti. il huwi’Vt'i, to dud in** nisittitnr fi*‘t (ti fi»\*n *•f Itnlinfi uf K011*11 Sviitfmult Ulu’i Impo wiiiii lu* uiH nut ai ( In n itinfvn n.*’ ukth i ni •K'ii'.ithm i Vni>itiki Mu »hi mii|)|h i i 1111ix I di I iij 1nilkik tm hU min, 1u.hu trimnull he H*».»f f. tin* Mimiciu I ^ FAtsmblv'»» fill iin in*abmj ot i him " 1 N ( Dili D'ft llnlfhl ul I'll til II >lit 4T#» III it** Capias Served On Thomas, Negro M rs. Joe Cameron Tavern Operator Mrs. Ethel Hatch Dies At Her Home Passes At 58 111*«l MMl|f j*U *iltHI Wi'lF Swi'tll'D. N " ' « i l V . KftfMlI Jhf||t»| lllul pullllltl 1 ihnn t<» In, ii** iMiiilm N nn* / ■ I'lu 11lk«( 1(11*• w;n I, "If ii vhi'll kiuiivfi fli.t" Mu* n iiMi.li-tit f tin* Mrs doe < aineiun SI. widow « ( tilt- late d ie i aliii-1,111 plinieel PC i.ieid ol .Suit,ird a celery gl.wvel ini i itllem.ni, died at tier home * I t •li llak Ave l i . t i - l d i i alteriUHiU Florida's mosipilto fighter, are F'ranci* Heirr) sir .ro. <'.'» i . 1 (ul low iii a a Ini cei mg illness he.jiiming to pul iorrense.l cm ■arly twlay in the \i«h . - n \ Mt. ''amejou had made her pliasls mi a control program lie lug H e me atli-i a Ions illno home most ot tin- lime lot Ihe .igned to "hit them harder where Mr Stearns » , i . I..m i . m i .. * pa.l eight v1 . 1- i till hei ihiugli they live and breed" n. a meins Apr 21 IHHI bill had m ,.l l ier Mr. Annie • Menwellier m ul controlling salt marsh mo. lionio in Siiufiilil I. ii tin- ) .. \ a. I hIVhill.i Jleaidi. hid had utovi'd ipiitnes and other insects ul poll years Hi- m u a n-lir.-l I"ilk to lli'l Inum lieie utnilll i tn . lie licullli or economic linpurtnnce ■iiimtli ago That’s the word tuiluy from Joint men! I'oslal Uiiiltt.it eleik .. I ... Horn in I . .he l i t . Mis i am til Ills illness I.-.idl'd it 2 1 * 1 I .mi. Mulrennun. dlreetor ol Ihe F'lur •ion came to Saidmd Ot veals ago Ave. Ida Stale Board of I leu till Bureau .nil hail tnu'ii a member of Inc Survivor* melude «m- ihnu'il-i uf Fbilomology. Ellmlnaliun of First llapli.l Clmi. I. (ui Dial pet J a r l .... breeding areas Is the most effec­ Mrs Mary S Tliruei 11.1•> mil ol little tive wuy of controlling mosquitoes, v ill »•. two gran.l.l.il.lit-i Ollier . i i i v t t m . melude aiuilltei particularly the salt-marsh vari­ sisters, Mrs D.n.y Stan.In l.l daughter M i . iletirt A ll ll nhi*11 . ety, generally considered the nm.l Wn itch ul n. M r . V V II aunt. .I. ' d Sutlfiinl tin■-i- -.on. Eilwari numerous of the "pest" mosqui­ Ensti--,. uml Mrs K II i'« ■l-.-i I , I'erry and loilei all of Sail toes in Die state, ( ’it) Manager f An.lei, I i h ''■III. three g l .ilidd.inghtfr v Ml's The remains were tak.'ii 1 , 1 . Tom Lemon told us today that the linns I. Aiiituikken of ('uiisliiii spraying program here has gone its Dlls nllerniinu f.u fui.ri .1 line, Algeiia Mi Datnl T ln u .li along well tills summer amt there vices and tiiirial ■c nml M r . Hal < ulhrrl ol Sun have been relatively few com lord, two gla nd.on. E d I ’lim plaints However, It bus been nee•■con J r andTiiinmt llu.sell uf cssurv lo exceed Die budget up sanford, une sister M i . due Kill n r proprlation. but local people will ehtew of Tamp.i be (lie first lo ugree Dial li’s been F'lmerul service, wdl in- held worth It Car il r cluiidv In occa.i-oi ill' vitiiriluy at 2mi p m at ii.. .-ii • • • cloudy ilirougli Saturday with Funeral Home with the Het W I' There’* been several compUlnl* scattered shown x and llniinh-t Brook, dr iifliciiiling lliimil wilt about Ihe Increase In astessmenls showers. II' III Lake View i emelen Weath A U n tfS T 31, IBIS ■ ! i Mr*; 0. K. Raff have returned to Sonfor.l after n very plwasant trip to their old homo In Illinois. They nl ao viniied ilk (*hii'jtK° and point» and while they enjoyed MtntiMilvi** ininn'im^ly* they ate jrlad to get hack to Hanfyrii where the ciiolinn hii*tk<eiMi |»low from tiie on properly In Ihe City uf Han ocaan and tfulf. ford. For tlmae that want to do something about It. wr suggest A ... "WJ1* ■" uptown ticket ufflee ami the AllaotlcOoaat Line they drop down to City llall Mun •fflclala should lie approached In the matter. It wool.l be of great curt- day night to air their grievance*. vsnlanee to the traveling public. For on that night the City Commission will alt aa a Board of A letter to the editor of The Herald from Hr. Brownlee statu EquatlaaUon to hear complaints. that he is on his way to F.uropa and will not set fom on terra firms fur Anri the HomerTimer suggest* 18 daya. Everything is propitious for a pleasant Journey and he has that mure people attead meeting* not had a touch of seasickness yet. uf both the City Commission and County Cum mission to find out first-hand what the respective gov­ 'I . . A tK IC H T i C m ) Extensive Imorovrments and renovations have hern ordered for erning bodies are doing. The Inrk tha Rita Theater, It was announced today hy Mayor Higgins, following of interest shown by taxpavera in • e?B(l«n c a yesterday In Jacksonville with officials of the Florida this City and County In the ac­ tivity of those two boards Is a Jta ta Theater. mailer of conrern lo Ihli wrietr. Mi»» Mabel Chapman delivered the valedictory address at the AUlh annual summer commencement of Florida Houtliern College In Lakeland Friday morning. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. I*. U.S.O. M e e tin g Chapman. IF YOU DON’T City Ileltyerv. hjr p .» . , ceil YELLOW <’AB I44v ii., a-. l.v**. »1*1 1. •Ill V I ' i f H ill i* tit C liff Aid*** iv MuM Mil’ Skuimulr mu Chuiiitu-r uf (*am* 'MOM " ii11 tint" Hi imiki* aim. h*i> i 4’lt'lirntiuii at San 11" ■.411I I'lu \H||ligH|| |}4 n| L(l| Jkfi'S HM Mie ••!.)*■» fulLi will tuive every 111••4■11•n t llli.I uitli evu'lti'iiiefit. M t. Ktliel II.,tel- '.a died tl.ilil..tiling ilt ll la o . toek ill Ui,, | , cal hospital lullowmg > l.cii't ilt iiii OI I (u \ tu» t iill » v4*1VMite"1*, i 1f1111 1 vViitn'll \1ie*» hi p u l tii-i ■ ri".. Il fivv lu ki i . puss|<sslut; I!*lN*|> III file w ife ol day II .tell M. ki Is tit*! H lllK ill .isstslilK III Mu* Hatch wits In,1 n m Saul.-id Mat l Set J4* Ml |SS41!•I V lltkl’ls and had lived h n c all of tin l lu ,14r lisnl VI .1S Ulili ri il lu ,1(1 II'll’, Ie She made tn-r at Die III*.II lu I utllllv I 4l||l I S|*(|( 111 I l i u m . is i ' I n i * itm li’i ii littiul ul $l,(M*i **4*1 In ♦ iu n it > .liitlip* I huik' l.l s SI iii 1nun N i l ’ sirirxl i*ii f iir in tilt- Wiiki* ul o n l r r * (l o in Mu v**n iu r I h i n Mi < .11im*iI .iI ( f.u k l l K i I mvvii mi hitlilius trf i 4 t l i r . i l o rruiM tiiiii.il k*.11111}ll 11h: fix s|,i iii|is 11114J»*c ir r r u t li*)*|HIn I lull Thufll t* vv.i* 111i *h|)*i | hv hIu *i Ilf s iK’piilit ' ifii -1 lu* juo dm ril .1 fi*ili*r.il t: imhlliK stump in rum p ll.iu if iv 1II1 Mii'ii ii-4|Ursl Mi*|in1v 1Hulls, ploilni’i'il u T4*41•*v v\ lilt'll Mils pll'p.lfftl fill niuiliiii* lo Mu- lliirniii uf Inlrriiiil llrv i’Miuv I 11 ksonv ilfi*, riMjnrsHnr rr u f ri ii ** uf ,*111 mol i* hU i III|ih whirli m.tv li.iu* lii'i’ii Issued in Siiiimuli* 1 Mimlv I'lu* Irlh'i miih sK' i h i I li*dh I i v Sheriff I I, llulihv md K.iilvlr MmiNholdrr. 1 minly prusfiudnr. iillur,w*\ put. in ..in.' miulil.v 11in* I'iHlipe (0141)1*', |u u n | N "imy idle* .-xpHctifK lu eti(e) Mir hi'IIMil V •iNit i'll Mill-' Vait 4 th* r* luiiuir.l l lutl Mu< deadline to . m . terrace, Vp.irlniei.l dl end Mi it......... -nil \ Kiunk I a Sept \ m.-min-r ol Die i lunch ol tii.l \ mt ityuiii. .Iiiyeei* Piesident ,t Ficneli Ave and 22nd St , M r . Cplf AKO ■* -ct i I'Mfi. Mieie »n no Hatch i. mirvivnl in .nhlitiiui lo enl I II lli'l I •• h Im I *"V»' I ihe Ini.hand l.y tier faiiu-r and -ie|.mnlher, M r and M e VVil ham .ferry Smith of Sanford, one ii.trr, M r . A I > Sharp ol Ft I’ lem- a hrnlher. toim I. Smllli of Ft I'lerce and one n.'plii-.v • ..Ivin I. Sumh of I'lilcmnali (I l-'iim i al ui range m -nl, are in e.niiph'te ami will I., ami.niin'eil llecol.t- escellelil and accounts I,tier ... nale wen- typical remark, ill tit. . iiiiiii ..I .tale audit -.1 T a x As > ,.i Siinloi.l D.milney . record, im ilie pu^t rear loliii h Bergerl. \.,|.|illlt Male’s \mllh.r, Cited the exeell. id eon.llluui ol Selilt Hole I ’ouiilv . fax Assessor’s re . i.|,|. in a wtiMen report to Ihe Mate Smltlot Ill's alt SVlIlls Hie Ullllllhi .Wimilillli: meet lot Ihe lav n.le. were well prr llov Seoul, will l.e held loiilgld paled a. , . ol.-m-ed by Die rrluat 7 :m o'clock al (lie Municipal lu e lr lew . i r » l , the (lies list Swimming fiK.i tin' piddle i. enr i,I Die lav ...lli-eh.i Do- re|Hirt lilallv invited lo alleiul ie id Seoul, (roiu Die 1w.< Sanford i a.h i c -u m c c , were adequate troop, mill from Oviedo and I 'a. to cover litihililie. and cummls sellmrry will purliciprits.ion, were ci.rrectlv hilled," ile Aiming Die ev.'iil. listed are eoneludeil diving, relay, free .tvle, hick stroke, plunge for dl,lance pine apple lexeue, and comedy diving BUSINESS IS ItODMINO! Tax Assessor's Records Cited Annual Swimming M eet For Scouts Set For Tonight Drag Line Stolen THI UPflAHID HAND! of Allied reprtnimt*tlv»* |n the United Nations (lanaral Assembly In New York mean defeat fur the proposal uf Soviet delegate Andrei Vndilnsky ( right J, who sought lo Invite Red Chirm ami North Korea to the Korean parley Hl**'ippnn*nlr are (I to M : Knrtque Rodrigues Fahrrgal of Uruguay; U. ft. Ambassador lleni < <’al«d la. lge Ji alii) Selwrn Lloyd. Oreat Britain Sliortly after. Vliti, insky resurrected III* priqatial of lail year (or sis l.rlligcrei.l and live *neutrar nations to take pai l in Hie post oritOilk*dlaeussluns. II was labeled a “uude levtval ' by delegate Lodge, (JnferiMlkmaif i It....... -I* |oi i-niiy I,lank, lo i ; . ' M u - Snnlau.iii Springs’’ “ initi .oiliest ai llu- Jnycee spoil .•i i d .iiluiid., 'p io i g s I ni,,n Du) i ’,-ltd.. ui ion an piling iii to tin Seiiniiol, l ’,,iini\ .11■ii i■■i I'liumlirr •if 4"«i(fi mi*l vir mft m* I II.- I.emit v ."oiile.t w ill lie une I’ li" highlight.. ,| Die l.ulioi Day , i lelniittoii when II is expeelrd Dial oil.' of the largest groups uf ( eillrnl Florida beautle.-t will eom pete f"i the title of "Ml* » San'iimlii Sptiugs uf ltif,;|." Iti'<|ii.-»t« f"l i-ntry Lilsnks havr aln-iiilv lie n ii-n'ive,l from Orlando unit hu»iininei. witli others vspeat<-,i i " tie rolling In in-fore the week i. liter I'li v-uiitg ladles partlrtoat iMg , the 1,.,niily contest will oio i le iiifmc Ilie judges twice ,. lal. Hut first in huDnng mt - n i t thell again in evening <'tu rf I **■)vi11x Slu r il l U t* O u i iis I ID'IU. i A .1 *■ il l. 1 1 1',I’d s j 14*4*r ( 111«i I H in tin . i p i . i ' vxiiii uM i'in(ihii): Im i 't.■IN Ui ll I 111’ m | |N||si s u f |H I S M ' S 'UK litffl M ilt’V| H ’k M*iUltJ* lu| John (i Leonardy. Sanford al lorm*y, will *ervi* on tin* Inmrli lu day in City Court in Mu* aliuuict* uf ( ’ity Judjfi* Volii* Wdliurnn fr Mr U*onardy was uHinn City Jnditi1 while Jud$(i* Wdliainn wan uway from Sanford at Tullah»'iiio*idurinn the I ii M seinion of tin* ntati* li*h'is].riluru Jud*»o Williams aho a Nlalt* representative i, Entry Blank Requests Pour In To Jaycees tn lu Spt UK * iiiu* uf »iu* tut'ire At ■v< b ( h iv i'i h> ( is- si lit; I*ll oi Ceii» 1Mil Clui iila W i ', m umiui ; tuivi1 ejiteftaif)* John Leonardy Is Judge Today ■ I'X lllS I* rnou.aiul. of .trlk my: Ei -in >i pi.'ial telegraph and tciephunr worker, .tarled back (a work lod.n It w... the f.v*l break in the wave ul walkout, that drat tii-oll. slowi-.l the nation’s eeo millin' lile for Id days The tick tn work began jfi.-r llio two lug non i ummunist uilhms tin- So. inli.l Workers’ F’urce , K il. ui.I III. ( t iri.tu n . ( ’.itholicj I .allot !•’. derai..ui i i ’ F I V ireacheJ .ui ,<gi c.-iiiiiil . i l l y today with I’ i -inlet lo.cpli I .iniel’. g..v-»rn Ills-ill I'tiougli olio g.n el iinient work i i » wi-ii e sp c .ti’ i I.. |oin (tie re linn ui". 'iiienl . . l i x - m - r . warn.'d tiiat pl.'i.'t ol 11,, ii till- inai .Illl lie ahead tin- ii.iiiiinalued n i l roads Till/ t'ommuin.l led (teller.il Con | feitelulinii of I.ah,n i ( ' ( I T i. l-'lt out i of Illl- iii'guliatiou. had lint yet indieal ,l m i end to it. walkout . The ( ti I coitlrol. the hulk of thr m illo ..I worker, and Ir jnxjwrta | lion ullii m l. .aid Hie line, cntlld igierntc only on i n lined .e air v) irtnniT Th nn’Miln'1 > V i ipi i U.i* 't'| \ 1'I| on t Ia. l m I !d m d .is, i»(M*niViir "I j» t.u » i ii i inh t:t«» mm i *i , i u i e I,alt!- It. ilt .iik ’ K U h i m vulli It ilia niiinl s cti ii i in hi tn j; KiD i tiitu In Set For Sunday After three and a Half month* of military action and duty In the The regularly scheduled meet­ African desert sector, Capt. Julian Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ro m Adams, was allowsd a seven days leave which ho devoted to a ing of tho United Organizations Association will be held Sunday sight-seeing tour of historic Alexandria, Egypt, at 4:00 p in. at BnDness, Profes­ sional and Civic Clubi Building. AUOUST II, m g official representatives are _ Aid In merclianta donating furnianlngs for a club and recreatlun All asked to be present. Any other in­ ®o°m at tha Hanford Armory for enlisted men, was today requested terested persons belonging to by two National Guardsmen who anpeara.1 down-town splc and span member organization* are cor­ In their uniforms and carrying walkie-talkies. dially invited to attend. Several worthy project* will be The Seminal* County Children’s Committee today announced the discusaed. orgaaiution of a toned clinic to b* xponaored by the Committee in the Interest of underprivileged children; It ttoul III- lung oust lie loir stildi'iils In Die Sunlurri slmpping aieu slarl hack to sclio.il tin-re will tie kiddies starling kinilei guileii and sedate coliege sen inrs who alter one more yeui will he really to go out oo their own lo lake their place In soc­ iety The youngsters and thr oldsters will all need new cloth cs and all of the necessary equtpmriit for education. On Tuesday, the Herald will IHihllsh Its "Back lo School Fill lllin" packed toll of advertise itiriiis telling where |o nlilsiu all uf Die essentials, to addition there will lie iHlineroiix fealiir . lu.lli Iim .i I and nalii.ual i.-ll mg .ilioot IIn- . i Iiihi I . . . i )n.i alirail Non Com m unist Unions Reach Agreem ent F'quipmvnt an n .Seminole County drag line was stolen last night near F'orest City Just uver the Orange County line, It was report­ ed today hy County Commissioner O. E, F’ourakre. The drag line wns parked along side a road being repaired near F'orest City. Ruth the Sheriffs of Orange ami Semi­ nole County are investigatini'. Ilie ( ’In,,tiled < <.Inmil of Die S.infold Herald 1, the most active uiicllon in Sanford and SemliuHe ( ’.unity To assure vmirsidf of Bit. fact, all you mm* ,‘n it., is examine the l la,sided, i-v it *' dev BUSINESS FOM SALE— liriteen ,lnre and meat mar ket, good location Established many year. Owner retiring due I,, age Ciuiplcte going tm ,m i, , iiicliuliug stocks anu lixltircx fur tldksi Move to Sautord and lake over this ac­ tive business WILL EXCHANGE HOUSE Will exchange I1.71XJ.00 equity In a 2 bedroom house In Jack­ sonville. Fla for u 2 bedroom Pay­ house in Hunforil. Fla ments $17 (XI per mo. Nh.k lor Diene listings and muiiy oibers every day in tha classified ads. �h fi i PH. Aug. 21. 1933 T H E SANFORD HERALD SCOTT'S SCR’AP BOOK fly." waj* Ti!’W f f J.S Nnllr'f« mu*f b* nrcscnlrd at Tha Gerald riffle* Iiy 4:04 f . M. on (ha day before pubHrallun. CGNTKAI, 1IAI-1I.ST t llU H U I m u m i t in t h e n a / a r e n e Fourteenth SI. anil Oak Ave. 113 Maple Ave. Krv. H. I,. Whatley, Pastor I.. R. Itiishton, Pastor Sunday School it: 43 a.in. "A Sunday .School U:43 a m clan for each ugu group," Morning Worship to 45 n.m. Morning Worship 11:00 ii.m Na/.arene Youth Hour WTftll Sermon by I’aalnr 3:43 p in Training Union 7;no pm. "ir* Youlli Servlrea 0 15 p in. • Family Affair". Fivanuellslli' Hour 7 43 p in Evening Worship H:(X> p m. Mid Week Servire Wednesday Sermon fiv I’nilnr 7:45 p i" "Come Thou With Us Anil Wo Special Nollre. We will he hav Will Do Then Onnil.** lug the rinsing services of (hr Dally Vacation Bible Srlionj In n i u n u i o f n u t 1s t nlghl nl 7:43 Come and enjoy Elm Ave, anil Bernnd SI, yourself and sec whal Hie children ,8am E. Binkley, Minister have been doing for the past Iwo 10:00 a in Bible Sludy. weeks In craft work and along 11:00 a m Morning Worship oilier lines. Every one Is welcome. "What I* Thai in Tliilie Hand*" 4:30 pm. Radio Ilroadcast over HOLY CROSS (TIURCII WTRIt "The Sacred Writings". (Episcopal l 4.00 p.m, Evening Worship: The Rev. II. I,. Zimmerman, R. O. "Who Wrote The Bible:’" Rector Gospel meeting each evening Twelfth Sunday After Trinity 4:04 p.m Aug 23 through 30. Nno n.m, Holy Communion. 0:30 n.m, Morning Prayer and ALL SOU1-8’ CATHOLIC CHURCH Holy Kurhirlst. Ninth 81. and Oak Ave. Sunday Masses 7:00 a m . 8:00 FIRST CHRISTIAN (TIURCII a m., and 10:00 a m. 1807 N. Hanford Ave. Weekday Mass 7 13 a m. Herbert J. Hass II. I)., I’aslor Novena Devntlnns Tuesday 7:43 Itlhle School 0 45 a m A class p.m. for every age Confessions Saturday 4:00 .via Morning Worship 11 <Ki a m p.m. and 7:311 n 30 p in Clwilr rehearsal Thursday J 30 Next Sunday Ii Family Com (1 ID. munion Sunday A rordlnl wrlrnmr 1o all visitors Sunday Is the Thirteenth aftrr Pentecost. The (impel Is from SI CONGREGATIONAL (TIRIHTIAN Luke, rhati. 17. verses II 10 .c in iR n i, Tills Is flic story of the ten le Corner.Park Ave. and Third HI. peri eured hy our lord with a J. Rernard Root, Minister miracle. Onlv one ol them came Sunday School 10:00 a m. back to Ihank Him. Aflenvhich Morning Worship 11:00 a m J-’SUi said, "Were not Irn mad* Sermon: "Tiiere h A Place For dean? Hut where are Iho nine? The Man Who Can Fill II". , . . ." Ton many of us ask out laird In have pity on us, and thee FIR ST IIAFTIkT CHURCH forget In llmnk Him, when Hr Park Ave. Al Hlslh St. grants our rrouost Ihd. oh. how W. I*. Drunks Jr.. Pastor we complain II He does not glvi John I.. Miller, us exnrllv whal we ask. Minister of Fihiratfon Sunday Hrhonl n 13 a m "Mrlng dl tlio latnlh " Wo provide a FIRST METHODIST CHUR I'll nine for every member of the Milton II. Wyall. 1’inlnr Ininlly— even the babies Miss Tlirlma l.mig, l i nn a m Morning Worship Dlrerlar Chrl'dlan EHiirntlnn 0:43 a m Sunday School. A clan* Sermon by W P Brook* lr Training Union it 43 pm Unions for every age II 00 a iii Mm Mini! Wnl. bill 'or each age group Nursery for Slrmon "The Tcmplalhmi of the the small rhlhlreli evening Worship a on p.m ,Ser Cnurrh". 7 00 p in lolermedlale and nen mmi hv W P brooks Jr Fellowship Hour rfler the Inr Voulh Fellowship Hrrvtrri M;nei pin, Evening Worship Evening Servil e In Hie Mmuorl it Sermon "(live Me, Make Mr" Fdiic ilhiM'il Ihilldlng WerlncRilay Evening Service t no U III H R B T PR EsnVTEniAN CHURCH Oak Avr. and Third HI. Rev. A. (i. Melnnls, Minister 9:43 i.m Sunday School, 11'00 a m Morning Worship Anlbems: "l,end Me, l>nril", Kil mundsim and "Hejglrn, Ilie lx>rrl ll King", I’hihl by Hie Chntieei Choir Hermoii hy Chaplain John M. Danielson. NAAK Clitirrii Nursery 10.13 12:no each Sun day ruornlnu 7100 p.m Pioneer Fellowship liOO p.m Evenlnu Worship Mils Mary Thomp'.nn, Missionary on furlouxli from F.gvpt, will give Illustrated mrsaages of her work Nursery open for all services ‘•'.arplmncs for the hard of hear Hill. Welcome. T H E (K R IS TIA N AND MIHSIONAtlV ALLIANCE (7IU H M I I'arh Ave. al Fourleenlh St. I'aslnr. David 8. Carnelis Sunil.iv Itlhle School ii 13 a m. ( lasses (nr the whole family Morning Worship 11:00 a m A Y F 4:30 n in. Hi.iplraHmi.il Fellowship for Young People. Evangelistic Service 7:43 n.til. Thursday. Midweek R I b 1 e Sludy 7:4ft p m "A frlenilly church for the whole family " By R. J. SCO n ' 15 'flit ONLY liMDUUjROlJHP DWlLLLA oF l<$ S P tC tE S . SCRAPS IftfftAHCli J/ki '% ENTREE f lu > V'll H is-rtt IHSECf " M I - *'*!(*( L IM K " ? I THt PltllPMUS-fOtJND oh PA.RP.0 CoLonAtxD ISLAND, PAH AM A.. / cfO1^ ' took Mof CAUfbfc IBtfAMSfo BA<d ii tv r vf* Itii K, s| f,,i -«* i •4 p, f> ... V tH W M H t t l l M A t t t *i1*'**f**lhe# PEOPLE A N D PLACES: slve hackground nf valuable ex­ perience. He was employed by Ihe Atlantic C n a a 1 DUNCAN Line Railroad continuously for It years except for 18 months service with Ihe Sea bees during Ihe lait war. Most re rently he was Chief Induslrlal Clerk in the Jacksnnvllio office," said David. "Trxflle mailers are of Increas ln| importanre to our mcinbi-.'s since they grow and ship the larger part of Florida's $173.noo.non crop of vegetables and tropical fruits. F i t that reason. Ihe suhjrrt of Transportation will he given an Im­ portant place on thr program of the tenth annual convrnlinn of Ihe Association being held this year at Ihe Casablanca Hotel. Miami Beach, on Sept. 23. 24 and 23," Moose Adjourn V J-62 Sailor Was A Promising Aerial Acrobat In Civilian Life Unrli .Sum Interrupt! d u iirmuislng iiertul arrob itlr eaieer for John o llnnisrii of VJ-42 when he was ....ulh.1 i. iiellve iluiv willi the Navv In IUfiE Hauls'o is now un Aviation Storekeeper with the squadron it NAAS For ihree voiiih llunl-io has horn nerial arrohm with the Kingling llrotfu’is nnd Itnrnum and Halley firms. During ihi* lime he made three tours around the Dulled .Slates, MIAMI 5fi-Thc Loyal Order nf I Mnn»’ plannrd lo install new of fleers today and adjourn Its nation al convention. Judge Willard Campbell of Co I Id minis, o , will become supreme governor ^ Shrimp, Ice Cream Bars Will Help Provide Toys For Needy Children Shrimp and ice cream lairs at the Naval Auxiliary Air Station will help to provide toy* fur needy children in the Hanford area at Christmas time, according to the latest Issue of the Snufly. base pu' tlrallon. Members of the civilian flrc-flghler force lit n AAH are planning a lwnsflt shrimp hull Hent. 4, proceeds of which me to go toward toys. Each year, the fire department* repairs old toys which are con cnptlnued efildv «f tin* Inple, "The trlboteil to the worlhv cause uttil Itlhle Insplri’il hv Glut.' purchases new ones with funds raised dining the vear. These John (I. llaniHCo. an avlntlun toys are tinned over lo the local atoiekeepcr with VJ-43. was an Elk* Club for distribution •» less- aerohnt with Rlnttllng Mrother*fortunate Hanford children. llarninn uml Ilailev Circus before Last year, firemen purchased he was recalled lata arllvo serv­ 1180 worth of toys wllh money ice. raised at various function* Tick­ He appeared in three sciman of ets for the shrimp hull, which the moving plclure, "Tlie Greatest will Ini held ill the Chief’# ('lull, 8hnw on Earth,” dealing with the cost one dollar, The general pub­ faiuou* ciictis. lic Is Invited to nuctlcinate In the event as gdests nf the chiefs. Culilfl L. Rnhefts, AN, Cmuposm fi,. .rercntlv achieved Ice cream liars arn playing their Its Hquiulrou part in tlio Htiuadron area of ii'eiigiiltiim fur unusual skill in VJ-Oa in providing lova, welding at aIni cun steel while nrij Rov R. Lewi*. ADC, VJ-42 imued In n training ruurse nl the special service* chief, announced Overhaul and Hf'yilr Department *n# n|ains for the securing of thn love id the Jnekimiivlllc N uw Air terilsv. He said tiiat idutm aro Hlalimi. C. It. Ilimri. AN. and J. being formed, formed tn to nlacu niaco rrreptarlea rrc tV. Farm'll. AMO, nlso weie select­ next tu Ihe ice cream dispenser* ed for the training from the ...) smindron area for tha col­ squadron. In the on or of the wrappers wrappers. lection Th Juts* wrappers may lie turned .. v mcciiti, inn tsniiuniii back to tho tea cream manufac­ Defense Kervlce Medal,” fins been turer In nxrlmnge for lov*. Chief estatillsbed hy President Dwight Lele said ho honed the plan would Elsenhower tn be awarded to become atatlon-wldo In acope. member* of thn Armed Force* who have served anytime since Lt. (j.g.) William Is Itackett June 27, infill. I’osthunmiis award* Is the new assistant photographic will ha made. Interpretation officer for VJ-42, replacing Lt. (J.g.) Don M, ButA Composite Squadron fi deItvan, wlui haa been transferred larlunent returned hist Saturday If the Navv base at Fensacoln, after three, week* of operational tThe new officer reported here id. training flighta a board alter completing 4 course at the SB Bennington. Vngto Interpretation Center, The nnoraiibn vns stated . h* I a lynahington, D. C, * demonstration crilsu for mi second cIsh Academy midshipmen. During I mien. Du gave• 12 tact tectum The elation chapel waa filled hie time, VC-fi ■ JNH n the heavy . . . .attack . . urogram nd. rfcl service* were rondurted by nartlrinated In a demonstration C taplaln John Danbdien in mem- of renter operatloni. o v of Nktbanlel H, Adolphe, VC-5 eyewman who waa lost at sea Aug. 11. a* a result of a plane c *fh In the North Atlantic. IS Communists units on Islands near the mainland. Under some conditions, It was clear lltal the u 8. right to share in decisions nn operations could glvp this country a virtual vein, Surh a veto presumably would be exercised on projected Nationalist military operations which would In­ volve American forces In a manner or to a degcre Inconsistent with American Intcrcsls Officials declined, however, to <ay that il was in furl a right nf vein which was provided In the agreement T h e arrangement apparently grows oul of 1'resldcnl Elsenhow­ er’s acllnn last February In re yoking an ocil-.ir to Ihe 7lh Fieri to prevent Chinesr- Nationalist at­ tacks on the mainland. Subsequently, officials said Iasi night, the United States atJnpc-J up its program of military aid In the Nationalists on Formosa. From tlv? point of view or putting the Communists nn Ihe defensive and possibly causing them lo lie up fnrecs in Hie area onpnslle F r mos.1, Ihis filled In wllh American plans. ,, ,, [l(’* r i.,;r' h*[ m, the 7th Heel wllh the responsibility of protecting Formosa against as­ sault by the Communists. This Hoodlums T rapp ed M A N I A iAi— Police recently mrtrfnl’ up :7ictl dressed at women In Lunrta Park In the heart of Manila American sail­ ors had complained lliey were robbed hy these "seductive si­ rens" who often turned out to be lough hoodlums. Dr, C. L. Persona OPTOMETRIST 118 Hntith I’almettn Aveai* P H O N E 29A HANFORD, FLORIDA H O U R S: » to 12 - Mo 5 LINES BY SOGLOW- Winn's TV & Radio ||„ n r„i interested in (in t,l,<n ii mi I hail si vernl long alnva aiu-ul three imutlha with thr "Fiv thl - tv........ lire while ’Mil m high in Chicago and ITiilnih'lphla whilst 1lug Comets", unolhrr aerial team. I. lir.nl mill n nu-inliei- of tin- achnol l-ave llaidaro u rlmiirn to renew lit- then returned to the Warner I'Viu li-iito. also oriii'llcliur irvoi- old aciiiininlances in hla Imma Trmipe ami remained (here until I, Ii -Ik > ill lie- I*hi tin |i llilllil YMCA. town. he came into Ilia Navv. lie said N O W IN O U R When tile show rloacd Tof Ihe' he li'ft Ilie Flvlrir t'oniet* "in In tin aimre time In- uai-il lo wotrli the itiofeaslonol orrinl artiali, leasap in Nov, l!l|H. Ilnniaya .went iirilnr in gel. hack; with til# people martin- on the Irnltese* in I'etinv- to Ihe cirrus' winter qiUrtMw at who!find hvlpi’d mo get started piif-k I'ii i F in I’ll llmli-l oh In. Sarasota. Fin. to gel some special in show haslneas." Then In-met two brothers, who lied Imlnlng In the finer nolnts lie also cunt in aril with the v iih nnotlier fiieml of theirs had of ai-rinl arrohatics. lhirltiK thin ticket Inking as well ns all of tha oigiiiiiscl an act known ns 1Iih time, he received training from nl tier duties connected with War to t T mmiio -. They hernme well oiic of the finest teachers in Ihe circus, V is also a talented " ' l' llauisro's wife arqiinlntial and when tbo circus Imsinc.ts. Ilamld (lenders, who had 308 E. 1st ST. P H O N E 417 ninio in tuwn in llltR Hum -r m was nearly’ »•> vmrs of experience In and well know n ru-rformer iiiidgf' „ ho. in addition | 4 [ *?«•» ■ * » "o Isr* worry soul mi hand In tec the show nnd them the highly skilled art of aerial the lilir top w lift In IfteffT 'I Hi-nia iiii’l tin- Warner Troupe acrobatics, (lenders was Ihe ner- net forming on the .Ingle IraneMl . ' w with U.S. gailrtfli Bondit .Hs»e the sou selected I ii train llrttv Hutton was a hareliack rirtrr in the pawill! well- III till- show. esiy, flulamsllr way , , . |nln thr Yfti’i tin1 shuw Kill Warner, the and Cutnfl Wilde foe their roles tailiis. F R A N C H IS E D F U L L L IN E DEALER Mil ft(urn I* due to he released l*»>roll Ss»lu|i I'lsnl Tlie somoni lender of the Irmiue, showed llan- in the ’movie,’"The Greatest Show you derid* no will hr trt stlde suloto Inactive duty with the Navy on Earth." a movie about circus i-i, niniiiiil Mil’ ground# and (lieu FOIL ALL Ihis. December and Hava lie plans msilcatly every payday sod ImrilrH ii# llnriiiteo li-ll- II "we all got life. in t'nilnl Slalrt St*li,|i Hnnd-i fliinlsro al*" appeared in r hi * I to cellirn In the circus ami fake I'lgrlhii mill i|owni-d iwoiind on i In- Inn i foe quite awhile after i *dovlo In three separate scene* up where he iva* interrupted when You can have Illl.fiO'l in Ini ihan 10 years, if you itsrl now In <air thr «liuw via# over. The perform- " F u r ltd# I got ffiP a si-rpe," hi* rainc Into Ilie Navv. Hr and hi* wife, Masie. arc 11/1.73 m i l week In safe, drprnitlime inii-l Inivi- tinueil out liiettv ■ommrnteil H miiIsio After Ihe show weal no Ho1 now residing in the I'ntk Ave. shir S o |n |i It,mill. Thry now re­ good. Iii-i-iiiiho Warner asked me turn -VVrnnipoiinilrd temi-aiiniially T V __H A D IO — t t E F K H i E K A T O H S — R A N C iE H to entile Inn-k I lie next dnv so thnt mnd again m the apiiug. Ilanlirn'Trailer Court. whr ii lirlil In ntaluyily. And hulli lo- enuld try I" gel me n Joli with prfiictpal and fnlrm l err funranE K E E Z K H S A N D A IK C O N D IT IO N E R S Hie show." Ired by the United Htairi Treasury. Gelling ii lob with a well known M o th er Killed, Baby N o t H u rt j aerial net isn’t lust that simple, RINGER, Okla. 5fi — Two-year - ------- — however. For the next several old I’lillll1. flay was llrrnwn 30 fn-t front s car driven hv her mnthsr month* he was a llrkct taker at when It veered from the highway the eliriii nod nritrlirlnp at every She landed unhurt on a pillow also nniMirlunil v Hint was nvailahle 'Stole From God' thrown from Ilia car lu lu ecu Hm allows. Not onlv whii l * 1"1.... tom I" l«arii Ihe perfect j |,0UKI’0IlT, N. V. i/f-"Y o u 1 Hut her mother, Mrs Minnie timing tenulred mi tlio act. hut ,|„|« | r0m )hr n.vlor of Bi-'.l ( lay. 2P, was killed ai Ihe n r sl:u> Ihe showmanship whlrh In so | -)l.|t|M,ri's linnt|»| Church .damn hurtled Into a melon patch after "J’ Important to being a (rood aerial lilies Hit,1 thief who look Dm from striking a pipe Jarred loose from performer. un nlhflng box during Sunday a passing truck. "In Ihe eiieiis there Is mure xervIc-Ji. than lust being In vmir art," said Return Hie money nnu nik God's llaldsro when asked iihoul his duiies In the circus. Ilefnre the forgiveness, Ihn Ilcv Harlelgh M C itrus M a rk e t show alartrd l,e took tickets and itnsvnlirrgcr advised In an open C A M P M C q U A H R IF . t * - r n u | . at Ihe beginning nf the show ho lelK'r to tha thief. It was pub­ was lu the snccWulur grand en­ lished In the l-nckport Union Sun hlllljes of n future mirkel (or citrus Interested Industry mem try parade. After the show waa and Journal. "This may lia the turning point bora at Ihn windup sessions yester­ over and ready tu move, all of the cirrus personnel turned to In helii- In your Ufa. I,a( II he Inward Hud day nf the 2()|h annual (Mlrus Growcri Institute imr to tear down Ihn tdg ton nnd ana not evil," ihn pastor said, gel tlie cirrus rendv fur the road. About this llonliu-n suvs: "It took ue Just Hi minutes from tho time we startl’d until the seats with nut, the poles down, and tho tent lolled mul packed on flat cars." All hough most of Ilie places tha '51 MERCURY FOR DOR SEDAN ........................................................... H l f t f r 00 s|mw visited were for one dav stands they soinntimos staved Merc-o-mnllr, Radio, llenter, One Owner, ExcepUnnilly Dean 41c longer in the big cities. The cirrus lias s|ient ns limit as .HI day* In ’50 MERCURY FORDOR SEDAN ............................................................ 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Vote executed little blind boy who once said, "I oterdav ai, the new eommandlrT want a new head for Chrlilmaa," evening nt the huvr im i.'brcii rs rrjIniro Tra x alnsl meant that as the- Nationalist forts.* became stronger, they might undertake a big _ operation which would Involve the U S fleet In military action with Chinese Commilhlsl fnreM That, in turn, ......... . .nreM could have an Incalculable effect on the whole International situa­ tion. As a result of such considera­ tions. informants said, the United States cot an agreement with the Nationalist government that It would lie Informed and consulted well in advance of any such opera­ tin'! and that II would have a voice in Ihe derision PHILCO PR O D UCTS FRO M T H E S A N F L Y : WWfl* Yarned for three ttmtlnupiia good conduct —* Fffleu#* By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER VAS WASHINGTON 'A'— The Ufihcd Slat’s Is supplying substantial modern military equlpntetil In Chi­ nese Nationalist forces on Formosa but has reserved for Itself a pnwhrful voice over any possible malor operations by them against Red China Officials who reported Ihis said Ihe American government is espe cidlis concerned aimul the p!” '*bllity of attacks on tin- Communist mainland which could be expcct-.’d to provoke nrd retaliation and | (hereby Involve Ihe 11. S 7!h Fleet Informalinn available hen- Imll cateil that an agreement with Ihe government nf Chiang Kai-shek to assure Ihe United Slalr-i a voice In major stralrglr dcv’lslons did not affect Ihe kind nf harassing operations which Chlang's forces He has atr extra ACC*. S i. A DISH SLAVIC b i t v /i i h m ciTir r COURSf s 0 0 , |U tHtlLiSH u s Aq l , B tFO P .t TH t ROAi U. S. Is Supplying Modern JoffroC. David, general manager of ths» Florida Fruit and Vegetable Aaioclation, haa annmuiced the appointment of James T Duncan as manager of the newly fiinned Traffic Division of Ihe Association "In order to maintain a clnsc study of transportation inirtUvi such as thnie Involved In conlalner standardization, shipping weights and rates, the directors of the As sociatlon, upon recommendation of the Transportation Committee, re­ cently directed the establishment of a Traffic Divi­ sion. "James T. Dun­ can, a specialist in transnorlatinn . and traffic man i f t m t n l , haa hern appointed In head this division. rf*0 ""1 VU OW L 4 ENTREE. Duncan Named Traffic Head i R A Y - F I E I D S DR. H. k . R ING CHnUWBACWB Phone 1419 10ft N. Palmetto Ave. IIS Bwllt Palwette 1--’- . »«t ...I I4,i -<•«***.- »•-******• a <*!s �yfr*1*1; u t3 Russia's War Machine Stealing Romanian Oil panics attained In 1030 When (lie wells reportedly has been Hinder BUCHAltKST un-R ussia's grow- Communists look over In 1017, pro alely successful ln | w ar machine today 1* plunder- duction was a mere 3.010.000 tons Rut In n land of plentiful oil. in« petroleum rich Roman la of al- a year. gasoline today is strictly rationed moat the last drop »p of oil the OUR DEMOCRACYGROWING PAINS m r SANFORD flF.RAI.lt Frl. Aug. 21. tl.vi I’sgr 3 •by M «b Neve* HAS AMERICA MAO 50 MANV OllLDCCN OE SO s*AWV OLPEK PEOPLE ABTUEJA* 50 WE Agt EKPGttiBNCiNS cekTAiw' g r o w in g PAINS,’ SUC^ AS THE WECO TOR MOPC SCHOOLS ANP BETTER PLANNING Fpil rtxrifiEMCNT, THAT WK. HAVC GOT 7 0 0 0 SOMZTWWi *UO<jr. “i l All but one of Plncsli's refineries One pump in all of lliiehart-it sell* produces, Western diplomats here are hack In operation The Soviets ethyl and that is reserved for the report Romania la Russia's greatest foreign source of pc Urolmm To Sake lure Romanian oil flowa al­ most exclusively to Soviet storage tanks, Russia maintains control over most of Romania's economic life It keeps an estimated two to five divisions nf Soviet troops here*. It has equipped one Romanian ar­ mored division and mechanised IRJTsegm ents of an army that once was horse drawn and now numbers 220,000 to 500.000 men. On top of this, Russia makes uire of Romanian all by aiding ^irt advising a bord?r guard force of 20,000 to no.000 men and a police system which may run Into hun dreds of thousands of uniformed men and plain clothes agents. With this rnntrnt of Romania's economic and political life, Russia has successfully forced the nation's Communist bosses to repair wells and refineries at Plnosti destroyed hy Allied bombers during the war Weslirn diplomats estimate that yoduction of 1933 may well reach ,'ie iieak production of B.ttoo.noo metric tons which Western nil com Poor Eyesight Holds Back Many Children Failure to stx* properly Is the most significant hnmlicapp .......—_...................ndicappinu c liaractcrlstle among children who are slow in learning to read, accord Ing to Dr. Willis Lcllaw of the Central Florida Oplomelrlc Asso­ ciation. Dr. l-eltaw based his statement on the rrAults of a study conducted hy the St, Louis, Mo , public School Reading Clinics where 924 reading ^allures were diagnosed In discov­ er the major sources of their dif­ ficulties Of these, It was found that no less than 91 per cunl, or Wt4 esses, exhibited a "common helplessness In using p>*>rd percep­ tion techniques." "Vlsliut’s prominent ndo In .learn­ ing to road M sharply hroUgnl out hy this study, where 47 per cent or close to half nf Ihs children tasted suffered frorft visual hand!caps." said Dr Lattaw % ("Hearing difficulties affected 18 l * r cent nf the cases studied, while cmqilnnal and spreth dis­ turbances each aeeouhted for the problem* of only fl per cent of theses rases The Inkdllgcnrr of the majority nf the children lest rd was normal nr superior. "There is rjo qurelion hut that eurrent methods of visual testing In Ihe schools neglect In measure the visual skills connected with a child's accurate and rapid reading ^Adequate visual tests for child­ r e n should Include Ihnse of visual ■rutty, binocular coordination, and ability to change fixation rapidly." Dr LaBaw pointed out that the development nf the skills needed for heller reading Is within the srYpc of modern scientific vlstigl training, such as was used hy the m ,:S Army in teaching filers to distinguish friendly from enemy planes in combat. Methods that train hrtlcr eye MxmUnallon and Increase the W » « H of perception can help bring many retarded readers up to par," said Dr. Lallaw. ' I'F YO D 'l. Wllliss IT IIAT f TjH K iir.ith ’K v. h i .a i ' k m»<i hi# fln*t I*Port « . Ksiwyliir „f tlx *•5 .. "/ K*'*'A.y HI.ADK. <t»c**s**|| h* h*» Dl-il hi* iietltlnn lot ." V ""4 Jhwt he will SrrsiMTiif.s? » ;.nnrV ,t" f,(d **it.Ah "fit i, .........Florida, nn tin first dev >if H*nt»mh»r. tSSS. fur nnprrivkl nr nmt fur rinxl ill*. uT i IT i X" v ' ’ HliAliF. "* iIrsi-lh* phsim••■at# I. Frederick M Hied* As Kserutnr »r Ihs ra­ te t« «F Kld. A V. HI, AI1K. deneaerd. !%____ AOTIrM To APPS1AIS • lTA TK n r Ft,till IDA TO: UK'IIAIII) i. IIIINDT still SMI,. DRRD IttlNDT. Ms dlRD H ntINDT. HI. wife wife, qf AH ., rnont* dprlnea Hotnlont* Count*, Florida; WI.VFIIKII I. KONRI.Tl nl* unknown ■pnuaii. heir*, AnvL aranl***. l*tr«i»»» nr crulilots, anil all pnril** <lalmlne an in t»r*«t l))r, MiroiiKh, Itiroiigh, uni|«r nr aanlriM ■alii Winfred I, Cnnaly, who.la known lo I.* Iia eltliwr eltliar dsad daisd W HO I* not Known °r pKrtlea having nr rlalmlna In Itavn stir rlahl, ntf# or lnt*ra*t In lh- follnwlng d>ar*l .. Ibad land, Im-niad In Kamlntila Fnijnty. rinrlda. to-wlt; NWt* of F/(t of KMtlnn It. Townahlp SS ■uulb, liana* IS Kaat To-t. and aarh of mu. ara hare* by notified that w Hill naa bian hfn uaht aaalnatI you In lha the Circuit In Kapil »!*■r.ry ** j ,I ti i y e h. .n 'a i « r n tirth and Itoaaliud ' i*liud I. North, hi* wlfa. and *arh of you ar* rm|ulr... tn nl* with th* Clark of aald Court, a written appearance tpertlffa* attorn ■ IS I *S 03467262 I I I * I’lllLA D K Lt’ lllA igt-Th.* horse meat raltrs at Ihe Philadelphia Zoo have had a switch of dlel— they're eating whale meat now— and only two of Ihe beats, a couple of finicky leopards, seem to know the* difference The leopards— Kitscn and I’rlnce Igor— refuse to touch the substi­ tute. But fur the other carnivorous cltliens at the too— linns, foxes, wolves aad dingo dogs — whale moat scents to lie as good a dish as any The change-over Is Just another result <g the mechanical ago. sav* Fred Ulmer, curator of mammals Farmer* have given up horses h r machine* and this ha* rut the horses available for slaughter from 13 million to little more Ilian two million. The zoo need* 273 pound* id good red meat every day ami when it* supplier couldn't g<4 hold of that much day In and day out. Sales Manager Kd Solomon said he had sonic whatc meat obtained from Norway and Japan Nutritionally. Solomon said, the whale meat showed a higher prot-ln content than horse meal Thus it was that ttvo zoo started buying whale meat at 13 cents a pound, the same price that horse meat brings. Why the two leopards haven't fancltsl the new delicacy Isn'l known, but Ulmor says II may Inbecause both were (torn In rap tlvlty and are finicky. Kvcn Ihe birds, file meat-egilim vultures and raglos, havi* adopted the dlel without a squawk, Solomon says whale meat resem­ ble* beef In appeal anre mid Is md In lie ronfusid with blubber, which is lm> fatly tissue around the me it Dionne Quints To Be Separated END of M O N TH SAL E who** ttddrea* la y jr Valua AUTO M ATIC w“ AIR * B L O W E R -m *r >19 O f I [ WHAT W f A M AH n o FORtWT I5THAT THESE CROWING FAiNS MOLD PROMISE FOR THE HUTUDE- IN THE CXfitRieNO! 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I figured on paying about '200 tnoro Yog'ra "silting prally" behind lha wh**l / for a new car . . . until I discovered Take this lt d A ir model, firs t thing yo u 'll notice is the rich-lookuig uphol­ stery and appointments and roomy, comfortable vents. Just turn Ihe igni­ tion key lo slart Ihe engine sod you're ready lu go, L all that Chevrolet offerod me. ■ f ' relief enmptainl. , Tha natura of thla suit la to qulai the till, tn tha alwiv* dearrll *( althravlaled title of w "K J. NCiItTH and r lorlda cor* A& « v You gal mor« pew*, on lets get Here's ill the power and pciformnnco you could ever ask for. And along with it comes the mint important gain In economy In Chevrolet hhtory! That'* because of Chevrolet1! two great hlgh-comprtuloii engines, Til MERCERV FOR DOR SEDAN Rndlo, l.«w Mllcnge '50 FORD VH. FORDOH SED AN .... Radio, I.nw Mllcnge ’50 FORD VH, TUD O R SEDAN Radio, Overdrive, Eow Mileage 1.0(1 M9 FORD VH T O DOR .............. One Owner, l*ow Mileage LOO *50 C H E V R O L E T FORDOH SEDAN Rndin, IMnrttic Heat Cavern L00 All 01IP IJSFD (''APS WAPRANTf FP 6 m L Veu ten tee ell around You look out end down at the road Through a wide, curved, ono-plece windshield. The panoramic rear win* daw and big tide windows provide a clear view in all direction!. It's heavier for bolter roadability You’re In for a pleasant surprise at llio smooth, steady ride. One reason is that, model for model. Chevrolet w ill weigli up to 200 pounds more Ruin olhar low-priced cars. You get greater getaway with th* n«w Poworgllde* Finer what glide. inalic F . ^ am 1 ' 'i ' U n t i l k d rsi h i soiMthor, easier steps An eesjr nudge on the brake pedal brings smooth, positive response-right nowl Chevrolet brakes arc tha largest ip the k»v-prlci field—extra large for »l Dealer .v Iven Power Steering, If you want II pcrfotmuncu on less jus. That's you gel with the now PowerThere's no more advanced autotransmission at any price. You ought to try Power .Steering lo see how e«»v driving can he. You can spin the wheel wilts one finger! It’s optional, of course, at extra cost, and available on all models, Let us demonstrate all the advantages of buying a Chevrolet nov£$ V IIM Strickland-Morrison Iik . Yo n r o mil 1P (M O N T H S OH 6 «°" fa ________ •47 DOIKiK FORDOH SEDAN Radio, Healer, New Tlrea / T m *I695(II> *51 MERCDRY FOR DOR SED AN Hntllo, Heater. AtilnniHlIc Tranamltision, New Tires ‘(Av m kfPAIMD Kr ANY AllillUkl/iU NAIIUHAI M I WAWHAHIY DIALIM IN Tllf liNIHb ylAfC, Jim eg )1\ y L% 9 • 2 9 .5 0 NORTH HAY. Out, *,f> - Th-.Dionne qulnluplets, togc-lher since they wcv* horn 19 yoarx ago, are now tn lo their separate ways. Mark* will become a nun ami her sisters will conllnui* schuu! Their father. Oliva Dihnnr. told the North Hay Nugget last night lha I Marie wilt enter a Catholic religlmis order Yvonno will study art with the Notre Dame Cnngrogulion In Montreal, and C iU'IIp: An nette ami Kmlllh will allhnd the liislltole Fainiliul In Nlrolet, tjiic, Dionne ex|ilain:*d that the group was b-.'lng broken up because the quints "are Itiinklnc seriously of their future " Radln, HfEler, Overdrive * n nVu.Vn,n r si-.utM "** itt iui k to *oi serf r v is v r v r n ns- r i .m m u . It's Whale Meal Now For Animals fasi ears of Coiuniuuist lug-wig* Only avalla uvalinhl-o at regular gasoline sta­ tions. Since Romania export* virtually no nil In the Wi-d the conclusion i* that Russia taxes almost all Some may go to other satellite nation*. Russia's financial and technical control Is mtlntamrd hy a Joint Snutet-n«»*--‘nr, rompaity Similar "Sovroms" control the greater amount of Romania's nat oral gas, metals, wood, chemical*, shipping oilfield f-|Uipment. air and nil other transport except rail ways. Romania's assistant foreign min ister, Crlgnre Preolcasa. signifi­ cantly ignored an American cor respondent's question nhnul whal Russia Is taking out of the Ro­ manian reonomy and what she Is putting In Westerner* »a> the Sov­ iet Union has repaid Romania with printing presses, huso*, some in duslrlnl machinery, some food and sorno dock equipment. Rut a lot of this return* to Kuy sia one way tir another— In Soviet propaganda, armament' or defense of the Soviet sphere. For example, there aro report* of considerable defense construc­ tion along the Block Sea coast near Constanta. Diplomats who have visIt-jd that port *ay It is a "complete* military elty " The Russians arc believed lo have their troop head­ quarter* there nod many naval and air ha*.** nearby SovlM troops ran he s-.ieti almost everywhere in Bucharest, and at railway station* between llucha rest and Ihe Hungarian border Russian lu'o* appear ofl m to be dlsgnl*(*.l a* llomanian. if the ex ample of an airfield north of Hu cllacest holds generally true Over Ihe entrance, a sign identified it as Romanian. Imt Russian soldiers stood on sentry stilly. •51 F O R I ) Vft n ^ n o f* S E D A N ..................... * 1 3 9 5 00 Legal N otices rv pit tut s t i :. f.v U K T I I K l>ST * T F F I . L A V ill, A UK. apparently m»de available the msessary replacement equipment A new core of Soviet trained terli niclans has almost completely re­ placed experts of tin? former Amer­ ican, British and Dutch companies who have hron slowly dismissed nr u{Tested Ry 1933, the Communist regime hopes to have production up to 111 million tons a vcoar. Western ex perts believe this hint aim mav hr he aCn.ett-d. Exploration for new 4 ? And It** th« fow«st-prl(«d Rite A demonstration will show you tha^ Chevrolet offers more in Ihe lowest* priced line in the low-price field, •Combination ol t'nnftihih aulomullO lyanimliilan end IlS-hp. "Blnt-Flamt" *n|/rif npllptml nn "Tno-Ttn" mul Ail All modal) af ixira nu I. y CHEVROLET MORB PFOFLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER^cAltl Cl-*' :r T&-T2: WWl AROUND m Ctota * ls«nr letertey **J l * ^ - S K Sett* Hetwwl MOTOR SALES Since 1931 ' m P h o »a 200 ____ wmm wmmmm Earner Second ft I’nlmelto ____ l'hone 1211 jFr-[ ' Mji| t t ■ • '.e viwi, Tisi-'4 , Ifedn ' *r^P,-'.■$j viahr •f li �0w r 0 JAMES MARLOW American Federation Of Labor Acts i* WELCOME GUESTS? should have lieen done a long time ago. There is no room anywhere In American society for racketeers and criminals. The move to get them out of the tiosition of control they have exercised over the dock workers will do much to rectify the mistake that was made hy letting them get in to begin with. 'I’lu* American Fuilwrutlon of Liilior M't’iiiH to I*** finally out of patiuncu with the Intermit inmil Longshomnoti'H A hmocIhtion. an A F L member that him come Into jt grout deal of criticism becuilHe of tin* racketeering and Kraft alotiK the New York waterfront. The A F L had ordered the I LA to clean ita raaka of racketeer)* or face HimjH-imluii. I’reaideat .loae,)h I*. Ityan of the ILA mainlaiiiH that Ii Ih organization Inin heen rnakiiiK *nch an effort. Ajqmruhtly the A F L tine* not lielieve the prngr<-HH has l.icn natlafactory. The corruption in the International LoriKHlioreineii'H AHxociatfon, which retireti'idx the men who do the loadiitK and tinloadiiiK *d' ships on New York dock**, has been building op for years. Until recently iid im i j , r r . d ' t liri.T rrer bccjnnarftr tn do anything alMiut it. It is not MurprlsiriK that a hurry-up job of dcuuiiiK up should fall short of the mark. President Jtyan was remiss in his duties to the honest dues pnyiiiK members of his union. The A FL, hy toleration the sorry mess for so lonK. was also remiss. It is good to see the leaders of the A F L moviiiK to rid their organization of the kind of people who have preyed on the pood name of unionism. The A F L has finally devilled to do wind Tale Of No Progress WASHINGTON iA*— II Ihii story firmed Ihe Russian claim to the hull u lltU* II would be*: A tale of extent of Indicating the Russians no progress. or how hl'tory repeats had managed an explosion of a I j|s«U \, ; ‘ ore, similar to oarllW " si January IMC, five mouth* af­ -American tubs. — ■ And ycslc-rday, Just a few hours ter the first atomic bomb hud been dropped on Hiroshima, the General alter these statements by Russia Assembly of the brand new United and Ihe United States, the If N Disarmament Commission held a Nations held Its first msellng. At once it voted to ci.-utc a com­ brief session in New York and mission It) find an answer to the adopted Its annual report In the seven years since January question: how to set all nations lo agree to outlaw the bomb In such RMS. hud the commission found a way to control atomic weapons amt a way that no one could cheut? Ily Sept 2.1. HMD th.* commission, a formula fur i.meral disarma­ which lriclijili*il the Unit *d States ment? No, The commission )u?l and Russia, had met inure Ilian wanted lo rc|H>rt its failure VU> 200 time* without finding a solu­ agree tion. On ih.it dale President Tru ­ The commission, m (act. had not man had an important announce met since October lu.'iJ. because of a deadlock betwr *n the West inenl Till- Russians, he said, had pro ami Russia For one dung, Russia diii.'d iii atniilU i-Apiushili He >aid opposed Mw W. t‘s plan for check this development emphasized the ing on a nation's atomic develop necessity fr.-r "truly effective, ei- me nt. force able inlernulional control of The commission, the report atomic energy." said, did nut meet because no new Four years passed, a period In plans hail been offered since Oc­ which It se-nnel likely the Rus­ tober a year ago sians might have been aide lo And yesterday— lust ax on t\ j build u stockpile of several hun­ day In tfM'j when Trurna ntuld the dred bombs and (tie United States, world uf Russia's atomic explosion since It had u head start, might and called for ren-'wed efforts to have- L.-en able to store thousands control the bomb— Set. Wiley, WIs fa order to lie sure it stayed eonxln Republican, made a plea ahead uf Hie Russians the United Wiley, chairman of Ihe Senate's Stales, in those four years, beunn Foreign Relations Cnmmlllcc now work on the hydrogen bomb Th-.* udjiidlng Ihe General Assembly Russians unpun-utly were doing Hireling In New York, proposed die same, uitnnui'h they didn't say action by (lie American ami Hus so slim governments lo control atomic In those same four years the IMiwer U.N commission cou'dnT find a Andrei Visliinskv. die Soviet d » 0 formula fur outlawing atomic gate, was report *d to have said weapons on which Russia and lliu yesterday that lo mav liuvv some W-»sl could agree tiling "in time.'' which means he'll Yesterday. Just a little lots than suggest a Russian disarmament tour years after Truman an­ plan in die Assembly In .September nounced they ’ had produced all Since Ihe West ami Russia atomic explosion, die Russians an- haven't Ikh-ii utile yet to laid Ihe nounrrd they had exploded a kind answer to do* ouestinn raised In the United Nntionx seven years of hydrogen bomb linim-.llalcly the United States ago, there's no reason to expect Atomic Knergy Commission con­ they'll find on? any time soon. Albanian Chances Albania is another coun’ ry in which the Russians are having trouble. The Al­ banians, liberty-loving mountaineers, are not reconciled to the rigid rule of the Russians. A few guerrilla bands operate in the innecesible mountains. As. however, the hind is only 10.000 miles in urea, not much larger than M u ijlabd or V. nnu it. and thfr rend* are few. It is easy for the Communists to emitrol the means of intercommunication. On the other hand, the malcontents have one advantage. They do not have di­ rect contact with the Soviet empire, being separated from it by unti-Itussiau Yugo­ slavia. That would put diffieulties In the way of a Russian invasion. Albania may Is* one of the first satellite states lo escape. l A Happy Solution You’re Tj e ing Me! Itif'hls of way across other people's . land can cause as much trouble in Inter national relations as they often do among individuals. A sore |siint which had much it* w i i . i . i a m n t r r to do wit li bringing on the second world O rtrs l I'rrux Writer war. was the so-called Polish corridor, an outlet from Inndlncked Poland to the Ihdlie Mr. I Judge himself drives a Chrysler. across the (termini territory of Fast Prus­ If there is a Mr. Chrysler there, the decent sia. Fit her Poland had to he cut off entirely thing fur him to do iH drive a Dodge. from the sen, or Uermany had to he divided into two parts, without direct access to eaeh When you brag about your golf, re­ other. The two countries were therefore member, no matter how thin you sliced It. bound to be at odds and sooner or later to it's still baloney. go to war. Not always is a solution iih happy ns Itritmis have been told sugar probably that proposed tor nil outlet to the Atlantic Ocean, for the benefit of the new ( ’entral will be de-rationed noon, but the price will African Federation. At present to resell the go up. That's the hitter with the sweet. sen from Hritish Central Africa, out of which the Federation has been formed, II The |)**ti|ili* vnti-il for a chiinge, fill is necessary to cross Portuguese territory. right, Imt jus' In Die cunt of L'tinnictHrs, Now it is suKKt'Hled that a narrow strip he mil Hie scenery. made available ns an outlet i i I o i i k the bound­ ary of Portuguese Afriea and South-West Africa, at present under a LenKue of Na­ Congress reluses to mine lumtugr from tions mandate to the Dutch Union of South threw to four rents, ns requested hy Ike. A Africa. That would not cut any state Into penny for the I'reHidwnt’s thoughts I two, and wouldirun.through mostly iitdiitinlilted regions. There Is hope that tills A girl turning down u movie u)far be­ arrangement may go through. ltft (lie cmise of nullify sounds ilka locking That corridors do not always make wurdrohe nl'ler the mink wits stole, trouble, Is shown by our own experience with Alaska, cut off by Canada from the It seems p lot of chnuffeurs lira being rest of the United Stales. No friction has tlketl in Washington. The UOP promised developed on this account. Few countries, plenty if they got In tin* driver's sent, now however, have as Ideul relations with their some won't even luki* liu* wheel. neighbors as the United States and ('amnia. J TO D A Y'S III III. F VKKHK The Lord still tqieukH to many men. Musi's hetird bmtliHu he was seeking wis­ dom. Uml does not often Intrude where he Is not wanted. The Lord spoke unto Moses lit Mt. Sinai. - Leviticus 25:1. D o d g e also is crucking down on plans for new government ears. Just because the old administration was trailed in is mi reason for trading in its transportation, too. Resides, parking space Is at a premium in Washington. With traffic from two par­ ties. there's a lot of fender rubbing. The Sanford Horald CllSSintril In lists mil.il.Sr,t naII i rir#i>( Salurdxr mol Hundiir (X rl.i. and Nrw to rs. PuhU.fc„l „„ Kniurdnr. tNltimlaii 1 Silaonaa aaH Sen Yearn. __ ______III Mawall a A*.aw. r .alrr.ri aa rrrnail elaae maltar Orlakar XT, I IIIH, at Mr eaal IDflrr .if Saafar*. Klnrl**. sariar Ik* Art nr af Warvh X. I nr*. “ I'nnarfaa -------------------* -----------1 n t r i i ennKMM, fedim. a«,i p » mllakar ciltlll.Uk xottnnnt. xlaaaalaa _ ): >:siMa IO IIM X H A. N H i« T S o i:ll. Agiarllalna lalaa xtaaap.r _ «TlO«rMM*TUIS H Vtrix » t * artlar XIa »ar naak Oat Miialk SIM) T » " » » M«klha HU Illia Vam •*■«» S.VTS |l|.Ml Ail Mhlliiarr aallraa, rarda a( ikaafea. faaoliillnna anil } > « m al ratrrlalaaaral lar Ik# girauar «r ralxlaa 1■'"*•• will ka rfcaaaag far «l raaalar ndr-.tlitaa ralaa. r:::,zri:i jtJsrwimZ.Twunrtaz Tka tlurald la a merabor of Ika Aa.urlaf.d Praia nkirk la *<iUllr*l n rlm ltrlr In Ik* n.a fur rriiukll. rarlf.a „) all Il.r i. ml nrna firlalrd In ikla nrfyapanrr Pug*' ~ Thurs. Aug. 20, IDlia SAM DAWSON Regulations provide that government curs may not lie used for transportation to utill front the office. That means the gravy train does not provide door-to-door delivery. The fellow who neglected his mowing may have been "knee deep In June" hut now finds himself up to the eurn in August. A good yarn imtkeH a good sweater. Ami vice versa. f J r < ? a»s p C t t d ’t t m l only then did he gu home and Hu- human soul— he said nothing Ry It HUMAN Ml) It IN .mil tried to let no sign appear in tell h!< fnmilv That wax the hun^ (F »r llal MuyleJ NEW VIJRK — A frK'tid of his face est part, he said. He tried to think mine, u iirwipuperinan, clou'll his Meanwhile, hj was conducting of some way lo break it genliy He typewriter fur Its* last time the his own dlagnuxix. Rill had a strung evi-i considered llelng about it. The other duy bent fur medicine and Iho study 01 only lime he ,>var flinched was In The new* hit hard and hurt, at it. lie might have been a good doc­ Ihe moment when he must fare f|-rxl, us it always docs The vision tor Anyway, he xuld, he deter­ Helen ami the hoy of his red hair arose, ami the mined fur hlmtjll what had hap­ When lit. lohl them, he added, frerklii, like flecks of clnnamiin, pened. and Iho zone where the trou with (hat chin stuck uni a mlD, ull over hlx Irish mug. Hi* hum hit* must lie. He did R by turning “ this business may kill me, but by wax large uml defiant, and xhulit'd to some medical bool.x and muldi golly, it's not going lo xriTc me lo pretty mui'h tiki* the prow ol a ing his symptoms with wliut w-u* death Ho cheer up." frigate. He bail a wiik* mouth amt written theru Well, Unit was nearly two yeurs a boulder for a chili The whole llix illagnoxlx turned out to in­ ago As soun us he could, he came i-Ifeet wax of a fierce uml formid­ curred. hark to his di-«k. If he had an or able man Then lie wont tu a doctor for the And sometimes, around the iiffi- examination. "The point Is." he rasloual -s*t l)aik, he tried not to ct>, he tried tu pul on a tna-k ol luht in*,, " I wax already UP per xlmw it. He never spared-himself Iraedbliltyi hut it wouldn’t have cent curtain Ho the very worst oil Ihe Jot) Anil fm wiiilld kid fonled a 4 yrac old hecau.se .he, new* he could give mi- would tvj around about how much better oft rriiild never gi-t the itrln out ol Ins no more than I expected. Anil If he wax Ilian other proiilc. warm brown eye* So vivid a man I wax wrong, well, that would lie Ho vivid a man, am) so liruve he wax, * Just that mils'll better." Surely, there cun be no belter Uut then* lx no room for sorrow He made them gl’ e It to him proof of the induxtnictihility of the In the manner of hit paxslnK. and straight, including lot- percentages human soul than that it harlmrs that i« the reason fur ibis story In an operation surli gallantry | — lllll had raneur He wcuki'm-l huh* iiginiing In a hold room a long way from hik home. The pain bail him mi had. Ily Itll.HHKM. KA Y ho suld. that It almost unhinged A few weeks ago I wrote in this ing the busy news room and see hlx knoex. Still, he got in his cur. ami loiru column of the Miami family wlio Ing the final edition rou off on the ly crawling because ot Ihe wcig wax trying to work out an ex­ giant presses. The elevu'or ride to nexx. started home On tin* way. change arrangement so that they ihe Hilli floor of tlie Nt-vx Tower us lie iold me, n thought came lo cimliL send their three children to and the view of (lie Magic City him suddenly II sounds strange In Ihe country for » vacation unit In wax nx th rillin g to the country tlie Idling, full lull if you look nt return entertain the -children id children ax wax feeding the chick­ some rural family at their home In ens and shipping the hogs tu their it nx hi* did city cousins. Ho wax glad it hud come lo him Mia ml. Captain II A Donovan uf the I am in receipt of nn Interesting In Ihlx way. while lie was alooo, letter from this family uml it ix P & O MS Florida welcomed the awuy from home, and Ihe only olio to learn that they were opiMirtunily to show the youngs­ tu know. That wux his thought and gratifying Miccrxxful In working md such un ters over hlx ship He took them with it came a plan exchange and giving details as to from engine room lo bridge and You cun picture him mi Ihe hlgli- huw It punned nut. explained in language they could *" - L - * * -■ * *........whee.. *■— 1|, way, ■ holding hunt lo the Among the xeveral exchange of­ understand Ihe opcrutlimx uf tile fighting down the pain and fear, fer* thev received in response to vessel. nut thinking, working out In hie the publicity given In tlie news­ The manager of the Olympia mind what lie would do papers they found one from a Theatre had tlie children as his For nearly a week— and this lx farm family located In Keuko, guest* fur a feature picture and the gallantry and the wonder of Putnam County, the most inviting. 8-act Hinge xlmw. It was the first July 2(1, the Singletons of Miami lim e any of the children ever saw packed their children in the family a stage xhow and they arv still ear and drove then to the Kline talking about it. ill Farm where tlie* were made wel dime and had the time of their the country kldx wax a visit IP In le riia tio n il A irport live*. They found feeding the M ia m i’s chicken*, hunting for eggs, water­ where Kiev witnessed Ihe a rriva l ing Ihe horse* and xiopplng the and departure of Pun American ting* a thrilling experience. Clippers and National A irline* Too Late To Classify Administration To Keep Out field, aimed at giving an Increased ihare to public ami private local Intemta. But Acting Secretury nf thn tnteclor Ralph A. Tudor said «ii« power policy enunciated yesterday la aimed at getting more pnweV productlon In- the nation through cut »inc# July, 1MI. That will fur* more natural resource developthur hit incomea of aoma IndaraT?ie Interior Department’* poli­ pendent producer*,. cy, which President Elxenhower World oil production lo far (hi* simultaneously endorsed in Den­ year la the highlit on record, ac­ ver, waa madt* public at a news cording to the Petroleum Informa­ conference. It largely represent* tion Bureau of London,‘and ehawa the putting together into one docu­ iharp increaaaa over last year. ment of views prevlnuily exprened by top department ofThe Middle Rail, Inducing Iran, nclaU. haa around (0 par cent ol the Th# naw policy Jay*: "It la recognized that the pri­ world'a .known oil mary reiponatbillty for supplying power new* pf an a m reili with Anglo-Iranian waa exporting ISO,. 000 barreli of crude oil daily and loma 430,000 barrel! of refined product! from III holding! there, at Dt billion dollari, a two yaara ainca Iran'* ol) induitry doied down, the com* tany haa expanded Iti production other landa and hai now railned tlie loaa completaly, Oil output In other Middle Sait* era countrlei waa aliu expanded _ , ^ greatly. Much of it goea (o new reflneriea In lurope. Some of It taa been coming to the raRnerlea t,Ihe eaatorn aeaboard of the coma to Independent oil producer! hitad Blatei. welcome In Amarica, who are aeeing their Llhe all Antedthere, of coum. LU _ like __ to o tee Iran re, awn production cut beck became cam, they'd 1 big luppllea— and. (bay contend, « Newspaperman Closes Typewriter H U D O F T Director Dodge is cracking down on bureaucrats using government WASHINGTON IM - The Elsen­ autos for private riding, The Republicans hower administration ha* dialled won in a walk last November, so why a narrowed responsibility for thu nont In the power powoi federal government change methods? Iran Oil Might Be E mbarrassing NEWV YORK _W o t— n - Iran'* Inn'* oil— ahould it Mart flowing, tfiln into w o rld trade ------- ----rauteta-mignl prove ibarraiiing to the induiai ambarraiiing — oil .............. try ai ill Itoppaie proved In world diplomatic cfrcloi. Internationally operating oil companlfi have long ago incraaied adduction to more than maka up tsr (no lou of Iran'a oil. Thay af­ ar* f Together with the four Kline children they went on hayridea, visited the old swimming hole, en­ joyed picnic* and welner roast*, gained first hand knowledge of such feathered and furry crea­ ture* as quail, doves, squirrel*, hoot owl* and other form* of wild life leldom encountered In the neighborhood of hot city pave menta. . A week later the Singleton* re­ lumed to pick up their children a* well as the four Kline youngs­ ter* and drove them le Miami, Mopping mi the way at .Sliver sprlnga and B')k Tower, which none of the children h»d •••'•n ii was an experience they will long remember. Because nf the publicity tjie "ex­ change plan" *haa received, Miami folha weret Irir ----interfiled and volutito help the Singleton* tn.... hup _....... __ if country frienda. ‘ tertaln their County Cummiaalonera provL. provided _____ Commissioner* tiem with • free cabsna at cn transcontinental lin e n . Uut the fun didn’t xlnp there, for that after­ noon they ull visilcil n submarine that wus berthed in M iam i at the time. Next ex me u visit In Radio Station WQAM where they were guext* of ''U ncle Gordon" who reudx the "funnies" evory Sunday morning. A fter enjoying this ex­ perience and xtopning to feed the pigeons al Day Front Park, the entire groun attended Sunday School and Church. In the afternoon they were guests of Draxsel’s D a iry where they enjoved free pony rldea and had all the Ice cream they could eat.. The youngsters felt ■ ,, j l country ___ jailer* fell a little mure nt home here then anywhere elae they had been for, after all, row* ara pretty much Ihe same wherever you find them. Other pnlnta visited during their stay in Mieml included Tropical Hobhyiand and the Ii ..... Villa Vltcaya, the inch and Open­ out their young gutal hound bua and started them on their Journey home, and all agreed that th* exchange vacation Man was a huge aucceaa. 1 V ita m in B6 Found Im p o rtan t In Functions of Body Cel!;IS • ; HUH,UN H. tU.lDfWH, M.9. A serious problem to the phy­ sician It vomiting lollowmg sur­ gery In u group of three thou­ sand surgi cal pati ents, the amount of vomiting fium th* anestlicHc ujed was reduc'd by one half with pyrldoxlne giving to the patients by Injection Very good results were ob­ tained fifteen minutes after th* drug was given and Its etlect lasted from twelve to twentyfour hoot*. The patients seemed to do better when given till* In­ jection and recovered faster Be­ cause of the elimination of the discomfort* of vomiting and nau­ sea,' Huy were able to get uut ol bed earlier and therefore ayoldrds] many, of the- tout pi lent lo mi iiiat can arise after too long a stay tn bed following un operation It Is believed that tills vitamin may have many other Important medical uses, and much research I* now being conducted on It The uses a,ready discovered for It. berause of tln-Jr Importance, hint that still grruter thlnxs may be expected of VILumln li.. QUESTION AND ANSWKK Mrs. R. Y.: Hince the birth of iny seventh child l have been told I have a dropped bladder. Is there a remedy for this? Answer: Yes, this ran success­ fully be treated by surgery la which the bladder Is put bark in It* normal place and new sup­ port created. KCwiifftfIn, |ii! Klh| I' velum Hvw.hcgtv fug,) 1.4 Ihe clamor of publlcRy over Hi? widespread ellect* of Hie Vitamin D . group, many of the othur vitumiiu and tlulr helpful properUe* lend to be overlooked One of these vitamins n! which llit'e l« tieard Is pyrldtpilne. or. ns It is more commonly known. Vi­ tamin it. Tills vitamin wus known Ui he very Important to animals nut ns importance lo man wum't determined exactly until ucently. when R waa shown that Vitamin U. is Important In Hie functioning of the normal cel Is ot Ihe tody lizl|n In Pregnancy A pieguunt woman tins an In,* erea-ed leuuiieitient fur th!* vi­ tamin Munv who have severe nausea and vomiting are helped by it Rome of the severe toxemias of piegneo-y show an Indirect deplitlnn of pyrldoxlne The growing infant In the mother’s womb tins' bren found tn need veiy high amount* of U. tn certain types of skin condi­ tion* due to a disease uf the ull glands, the application of pyrldo.xlne olnlment I* beneficial One ol these disturbances of the *l:in, known ax srborrhelc derma­ titis, usually occur* on the scalp, fare und around the tars There Is a sealing und redness of the skin which is very dlRlrult to clear on Vltumlh H. is of great help li.-.e. Al General Insurance II. JAMES GUT H ia E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T RHONE 78 li. JAMKH UUT AGENCY * ' JAMHM I). UUT Assort. USEDCARS 1951 Oldsmobile 88 Holiday Coupe, Extra Clean 1947 Ford 4-Door Sedan ...... 1946 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan.... Sgfg 1949 Rulck 4-Door Spedol Sedan....................4......... �r~~r*k K) S o cia l fivanlA. f M i and M rv M l. Culb'in ami ion, Jerry, have returned alter MtemilOK a tlx weeks' vacation In tfie Northwest Knruulv- home they tra w le d by the southeastern route. Friends of Mr and Mrs It F Rotmou and ion, Itounie, w ill re .*< «ret to learn that they were railed *- liu in their summer home in War wick, It I beeause of the death o' Mrs Ito b lio n 'i brother in Jackson ville They returned to Rhode Is land for ll. * remainder o( tlie sum iner, and are now spendinu suin'time in h-.'ii lu rk City Tiiey wiii arrive in Sanford for the opening of school. M ils Jean Dobbs accompanied by her brother in law amt a lilr.*, Mr ami Mrs Ithea M artin of or0 lando, plum to leave Monday to spend her vaeution in North L oro Ifnu. Itichmnnd. and W illiumsbort;. Va. Mr and Mrs. T W. Jones have returned to Sanford after speoJiiie, * three months' vacation travel intt to ninny different countries C a h m d cU L l S IN IlA Y I he I-list Met ho.llat ('hull'll will hold Cbilxliun Adventuie Weel. foi all Intermediates sluitine to­ day and kuntimiinjr throinrb I nday. Tlie A Y i ‘ of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church has recently her.nn to hold meetHills uhu I ii All yooni’ people ol Junior and senior Ii Ik Ii srhnol aye are cordially invited to attend MUNHAY The Hcurdall Ave Circle will meet ut Hie (.Impel at 2:UU p m Vacation llltile School at tlie . Mrst baptist t'hnreli for children uc.e 2 tin o til. from on 'til 12 isi u III TUKHIIAY The Unity Truth ( ’lass will meet at the Valdez Hotel at 7 i .'i p in with Carolyn Parsons as teacher Tlie tnihllc Is invited. Vacation llllile School at the First ilaplist Chlircli for children } ii»;e 1 thru HI, from » ou 'lit 12:00 am IVMINKNDAY Vacation Hlble Sc IiihiI ut the First Ilaplist Church for children ai|e 2 thru Hi, from uno til 12 uo » a in The Prayer MFetini* Service til the First Itaplisl Churrh will be IIn at H.OO p.m. t ♦s"#**.<« fe fv v v -r* ' ■ t'itsW S y .s --, \ > igm • a s u -iirfF • ' The business Wooten's Circle nl ft the Presliyt. rl in Church of l.akc Mary varied their Auusiit meet - i ' v3] ■iijj. to •iss*t>tn>{ h-otvm i* :V:vT' luvtlie :i covered did' soppet '•*.■ fore the business session Mr and jiu I Mrs S I’ Fowler were Mrs. K. M Carroll has return*’.) Musts for tlie alfair and the coin after vlsltinil her brother-in-law In patty ate at a loott table set on Jacksonville and from ther* went the lawn Fnlluwiliu (lie meal, the business to Tallahassu* to viiit he* inns. Charles Turn, and Kd Henderson meeting was c tiled to order lit the While there she met Mrs Rd HI k uresideot. Mrs K F. I.loyii Ji Iters and her daughter who were Mrs. Fowler led Ihe devotions Minutes of previous iiiootlliK read enroute to California md approved The Ireasorei ie oorled on overall lialanee ot Miss Ktllth Thatchs’t of Alexan dria, Ky arrived today aerl wi'l HIM. lit Various ankle' ol tlie |oo |his. ,i reside at ltu K tatti SI and will be a teacher at S.mlhside l,**niary I'lipperware parly were dlsni.sed School. She was accnin pawled by is well as the circle's partleioi her mother. Mrs Jack T ’- . ’ rh e, 'ion In tin* annual church ba/a h I'lte secretary wa* inslriulcd who will return to her home Sun I write Mix Siolt. wlla. la tai '\ iL . ' tlonlnii 10 Nortlterri New Vnis Mlsi Florence Thompson of M ihi I reuardliin the possilnldt of a. trie/ fin hoi arrived In Sanford Iiilriutt pulpit tnrniliiri' from some and will reside at HU K IMh SI chureli up there The nest mectio;’ will lie ivdti This fall she will assume duties Mrs. K, K l.lovtl J r There liemu as a teacher at Soothslik' Primary no further huiiness, Mrs lovvler Si'hool. Mrs. Pat Thompson, her moved the mectliiK lie udpittriieil mother, ucemn pa nied lor and seconded tiy Mrs Itlce plans to return to Munltre Sun­ Kniovinc Hus pleasant iwcaslon day were: Mr and Mrs J I. Hum phrey amt two djuuhiers. Jeaiiimand Soudia lee. He. and M il .1 \l Thumps.Ill Mr and Mrs II M Cochran Pro! and Mis It F True, Mr and Mrs. K K l.loyd W TRR - IttHi Kllocyclvi Ir and sou Howard. Mr and I .til .\eVtft Mrs M II Ito e. Mi anil Mrs Fd l 3.1 I till! I'lllll . ill* I'll I1 Hill l|ll|l l|lllll Zimmerman Mr and Mr* P I' A iff.* ■* Hlfffllltflll* Anderson and tlie hosts, Mr ati-l It 1 :. Hiioiin KlriH .if hit Mrs S I* Fowler A 3»» I*%%IJI ll I Hit 11Mn 4 All H|*oft» l';i ri»h> «i AMlM h i # V | l S . H l i t : 1 I I I i 11 11II III* HU I l f t t u n I r w l m l , S t h I i i »<w(. i ' l i K '1 V. t* l i t *' It V ; mi •"si (#11«11 Flint 1 it Ho*## For A f.Hit 1 Ut 111f« 1 I ns ho M in i's, mm of Mt tiol M i " W m l i i h hiin» *> . to N*wn ol 1 flatI l»‘*s|*ill. |N lii'IIIK illtlllHItll'ril In (Ik* lo l d c r l i v t ' pal tills \|| (if. VIlift ru I Inin Imlr itniJ Mrs \\ «Mi,mi llouh iJiiiinilt ol *Naiifi*iil I F . I*1IK"IH I **i|lr |la-rhHl| lllllif Klim I >r I l 11.1 I n tm Nlithi BMTilmi The rejinlnr monthly meelitie ol In I/. I'nllrd Nation* In 3n AI llmm With Aiii*H’ Ihe T F'.. L t'lass of Ihi- First in r.r, N r 11 * baptist Church m *1 yesterdav nl I | nit Fiill To I'fitirrr lernoon at (lie home id Mrs C U I I »*;. Xlgn nrr tin i-imaueloeill ol Miss III *tI c ftl.'X oil m llir iiltii * ol ll ■ I ' l i S ' i i tl * FIT |||»% t H. Forrester on W Fir»l SI. lam llmie.m daiu'htci ol Mr and \. mil «t flh* * flat I r ' f"it a v s V . i i d a ini Wrstin II 1.1 mlior *-1 * The business meetliu was pie Mis \\ illi, 1m liiiklti limit .10 of San ♦I; 31* .Nr w »s. \f ■ h 1 l i t t'x 1 h i ’ ll. 1*14 t o ra ils i sidial oviv by Mrs K \1 Carroll tonl I.. \\ 1, N-i I avloi Killies ol n I ’ vioi iiinic Mfjn.hr4 Nrm I prMlilent lle|>orts of \ arums com t ha ih-'lou s 1 is lienor ullliouue • l o t h u l l m 11m s» f M1111 o l N| . i i 1 t no MeV#M 11 «'I... U i I 1111111- 's weic ktven and ll.e noo'i 1-1I tml.iv In Hi - hitde elect's pai a f i l ' i l l , S l , i f n | \\ j I u tn d i ! Nr M 11,limit conillliilec lor nest yeai - l-Jlts n in* ,N >11 -r 1» /M A l Hu nif ! 1 " ' l l 1 K . . p i *r I t i v i i 11 o ' ! i n ud in i it'. liu hi t w 1 h'lli ** [officers was appolnlrd ................ Mr Kitui- I' 1In - -.in 01 Mr and f ll .i t I r ' f o i l I 01 t a n X t 11 I n 11 T til \tornlriK I*t*vnilima the eoliimillee an.Mis K P Mi Wintii K Kiiio-s ut Charles * lliirntonv Time f,,'nh <1 Hi l riiv ( 1 .|lv ill S.mth < ,(i Hines, Mrs W I. Slomlenouie 1.111 fi fin Worlil A1 Nine o l il l. ) I l l * f l a 1 l i ' - I n n u h i 11 « j - vv » !» 1 . 1 Vhmi *"olji Tinic ami Mrs. S W Smith Miss liiiin.iii allended Ho* local !i ,1Ik N'ivy Nlitr Time 11 . After the nieetlna a social lioin school- .o.il was ei.otoati'd in IU4n a i t i m m e m t n tl I*' 1041110 1 n nr mi TCPMUMC IliMlK I* II |i|c was enjoyed ilurine wliich Mrs from Seminole llu.li Selmol where i ' a t p* r x * i i t ' 1 . 11 m n i ' d a t I . a 1 in lf< I |f»t» iTnti Iti'lv n if \ ,1 vx i t h tlie F n le d in .in MeW ft Fnrresle-.- served tli■rirlvu»'s refresh she 1 .1 - 1 ■11 in in nl h iileittlfled St a It 1i* a;. II Oil I T«||* V r 111 x inents mi tlie patio I’fte hum-.' w,. I I on •liilifmi'* riiikkic wilh linin' 1 0 1 . I10.1I .n'bvitirs If vv(.lilitij' tii Im *n pi,itait I beautifully decnrai.'d witli rosps she ittendi'd Florida Stall* I Inner M Jn \l•««•!«* l»o I'iiriule ho S rpf ,| t i n I ll I It.,|.|i l II Ft ITill It m l ill Ofjgnh and summer flowers sit. in T .i1 1 .1 tv .1 ■ -i e l iter T .1 kIni' u ' 1 ift • olf Tit I*rover Annmt; those ahcndlnc the meet Inisinass eiioi'e .it Slakes lluslne" 1 d i m i l l m S a r i ft i r d 1 ■? nil vvoriil A 1 Noon Ink were Mr Forrester's tuolhei 1 olleji • m t I1.11 le'loti M i l m m i*. h Foi the 13 If. I Indio Form iMgr-i who is til years old anil Mrs Mr |iasl lliiie o ils hi- has been em 13 10 F||(»i Heret 1Cet Nab, H it. Mrs Forrester's ninth* 13 If. TnMr n it rut i*imni 1 t Tim# both ladies are active members nl I no I'oinilor Si i« r I If. I.JilIn Anifi 1. nun Hu* class There were upprnxintul * I - In New* ly It) members present I ir. .VIumIi'h I I tiler lii«1e I «0 Hu %*f RJHkr 11*1ittl F it in 1 1 ut Atm. -I I Ift llriifttlwjiY In |ti.u*w Mix A I Hill Si Oil Ihir Non# llnuch Kinviip* Uilliitih' 1 tin World At Tlin»# 1.1b H— Mm licit \in*, n 1 in ,Mituliii I Hliowcipi* V A I Ml|(tu||lo*l I* 1 Tin linn rhiti Mix W \V l ‘ Smith i , 4*1 u Nn** ( * .V. 11nip i*|oi. I»****tif f to##*r Mr. and Mn, I) It OriMK" an *» till Tlo* Ithrthii* Hour nounce [he tuitfi ol u (even | dhhiI Am*,. *I A on Witrhl A l Nix hoy, Jolm Karl. Imru this ....... Mix W H liiixM-ll • If* Fl*li hi pi Nfxxft Ini; at the Fern aId l.uukhlou Me Itoh M«%f*lt c jn T*vllliihi Hotiftft « in Hporift l'i rati# nmrlal Hospital .1 N c.dloii PsAAonalL . » 1 Business Women^s Circle Of la k e Mary Church Meets Tlie Kxecutlve Committee of Hie Tralnintf Union of the First Hap tU t Church w ill ineel after the Prayer meeiinjt irtrvlee in ihe """lm * HlinUdhlU ItVld^ HfiWwIII meet at the Wool nil's Club Seat intj will hei>lf| ut T . S |i hi and play will stall ut 8:00 o'clock Seminole Chapter No 2 IIKS will hold its annual Huhcrl Morris picnic In the (Jviedn Park at 11:00 p m Any members deslritid tram nortuUnii contiicl Mrs W K It Sines, phone IS2D TltU Its DAY Vueulion Itihle .School ut Hie First baptist Church for children turn .1 thru Ht. from 0:00 'III 12;00 Radio T. E. L. Class Has Monthly Meeting Miss Bette Duncan Engaged To Wed Happy Birthday Birth Announcement La d its A id Society I lolds 1st Mrt*tkn«j A t B irk o m ey ers nrr .nwopn nrr ui> lo M a n y lo t Jrd lim e Next Monrh 'll .1, ' 11*|. f.'l I-' San ' Ms I't .11 iTpi* v itfiiM fis j 1 , I In l*| it.I V |* 1 I* H 'hi 1i* IP I flu 1it t»i.it j uimi* 1*ti 1 |! t .111 l hi* 1w M'H ' ' dl tul*. Ill fltkllsXM 'ii « itr lr \»» 1 m| th. VV s i .t tlo H is t \ | i 1 Ip**( 1 1 « I n i r r h tl I s * h ir I ' r id t in | ’ l'« *t' 1 H l l I n f i r l o Is I VI lx III 1• • II ill VI n .I i ; lllll II' *4III (f 1 IHI • • . t* . k lllll* SS i 11 h r m m i n i !i( i 11' 1h *si t i l t III ( a f i i i i mi I II. X | . |' , | k * 1 • s i l l h , VI i M 11 X • i h.nii|iX(.ii »i| ').«sxi.,n 0 v I'll" Its I ■•1 1 1 0 I ini 1 midi i I lii 1 ,1 1 - ! in* I I ''hi* i 1|(.f ah|i fin ' i•i 11ill. It s1 " | ’ »th In* | m i t i l l VI i nit) M i . VV I * I Intmp tipi ,i| Mu 4 it v Mlxx f |l. I f II j l ' U P l 1f» H 11111III | 1) atix i1 stop K it lid Vim in in V|1s 1*in s* loud if I ml 1 VI1 sxmill * ssliis iii inicii .f■•( 11. i'*N tli a M'* 11'' iti I »■! 1H r ml s 1t*,i liii'il .1 >Hi 1olfil ilin.it' ni fur kirthipr <m>i ,1 tin HI llitoil d n**s I M ,\ II Is iiu|>. LMKil < * <l;n \ vc . I ' lt t m c 1 11!) THE ALOHA ii» ■1 1 . in - 1 s■ill I ti " I Mel not y® sar Vn *.... l- h e n iin : O l ^ oil I -I t- iu lt- r h o io m - n l Music Dy PAUL CASKI Y and The ITER GENTS I I \ I t 111 N t . S \M m ill: M \\ PETE BUKUR C H IM It ( II I* M . N I Hi I M i > S| I M Z Z A ft ' I i i s|i .11 t Jin N e ic l 1 H I If in.l I I ( 1 M l/ l\ i. Ci Id \K I’l l XSI U K I S I !H »I> I* I li N is- lit 11 \ ( in ei in Miiiiiintiii l It. 11 Ul* <>|u II 'll-1 I'll I III l I n no \ SI to ______ U eel, 11 OH \ M (j|wm >y Coming Sunday £ Monday Tltu y n 0 > $35.00 A t laan !n toler lo CHARM far Auguit 9:30 A.M . WTRR , i ■ 1 BKOIKIHT TO YOU BY Oppodlt* I'OHI Office “ D tp tm la bU Marrhaadlaa A t Low ait Pusalblp P r i m " Left: Rayon yarn-dyed Baratwlll coat-dreaa, bound in matctiiiiK Inuid. lilmk only. RJtftit: Alll l W o rs te d J e rs e y in ti s l im N llh n iie tte d d re s s w it h s h l i t f u lly llg n t : A lined. BBailie a ilie e d g in g o n s i lt p o c k e ts u n d m a n d a r in n e c k lin e . N a v y . U u lh in Misses Sizes. DtricilK kf noth I I I I D I I K il l) ' I0 MMY fhJUNAN UtO IIUI W INS1 0 W • M A R C H DA IIU IA Y I U H HOI M I S • NORMA V A HO IN HOWARD W f N D H I ■ S f l V I N GtHAY SiHOPitAt tf SOL C. SIEGEL - HOWARD HAWKS CIIARLLS I. E0ERER Mwaftft.Jir.kiB, JUll Jlrw sndiiU ttlifl *fi#*ea«v4ea i k t U«|« k/ I I VlN ftodUlVfN UKIH k**1tt vi Ini ftuiasi So*|ei 41 IU4trn MUtil ft4 Mill LCI/I • IIIN N K U S IN .P ! 1■,4 ** x;ilml In-sl 1 i m ie o ts F lt lllA V KVEBV 8ATUHDAY rhit|i|ft»"i| k*p| s» nil n.i I.mI i‘irpiis \x*||i |||j)ii|t lllh l’ Vacation llllile School at the First Itnpbst Church ut H 00 a m for children uite 3 thru 10 years. The Commenrameul Proiiram for the First baptist Vacation itihle Scimol will beirln at 1:00 pm Department exhlhllH will be open at 7:110 p m. m i s b u s T e r b r o m Tn u n i .util limifir.ai The Junior and Inlermiullate Royal Ambassadors will meet at the First Hapllst Chureli at 7:00 pin. The First Hupllsl Church Choir will hold rehearsal at 7:1ft p.m The Junior limthcrhiHMl will meet at the First baptist Church at 7 20 p m » ViUhi Mjrti.n‘3 . hi am. S m ilin ' E J prrxetit I fn* couple i *l;icc \ mn <>i ilcr Now ! s pf |ttii - Mix in v ill** . »V 'x* I t mil I 'VI 1 )i j ' BUKUR'S MUSICAL INSTRUMENT SHOP M e e ti in :- n ill 111 hrt.l . fl t'.l th >iil I'll 111 "it. 1S «11 I'lll'fl ft Ol lull if ll i r hi>fit -> *tf flu* ti 11*i iiI ii*r 11 m* si m c e l l U i i ' |h h * hrI d .1 th* to. me n( M i It.it m a n |. * hn i 1. i I'tT.'e on 1hiitrxi l x S* 1-f i \111*i the ll111X1t 1*1 x IIU * fi * i .d ,lllll l u l l ' St l ' *1X1*1 » i 1 t 1 i ii m e m c m In* i Mi \1 i i-t l» M r - H r tii x H i m VI i 1 \' It V' c k- ( bin l,l<»‘l Ml VI M a i ion M ii nt Ml VI i 1 1 m-d M i ' lllll s - ithw * .1 Ml 1 i rv St nkat T V| i * uk u d dm 1 Is h . -' l nnl lln M* 1 M M aiy C Tliompbon 1 0 Speak Monday imtiff. i - i* •m*j•f* ' if pmu t" In1 \s f) Si < ... i *IVX ik ir 1 VV . k M i' It V|a- '|*|| s. * . * \l a| 11in 11 i •r * .ihr i> i 4 " m ill d li 'C Hi i Ml* i 4*1(111ihittri* i .ini M l ' .III* •IN .1 I'ulilii m Mi m hi In* .»l*li* ti* rrm til m Hti* m.irnaj'e Hi* next pi*.'m*c■i lli* .iml \l<*\ 111m11 1 I i*ii, lh m f1 d 1\ *a » S"i *' x "I ihr L ii IImt .in \ hui *I* I 11 li.|l •\\ mi* >l(i* <1 . . • ! fn x|"| vi- fiij ,i Jf|ii i 111 1*11 1 P* 1 t flAtl i|i .1M Vi I • ihi S' 1 ** 1 1 V H 1 t 1.1 Ill ill ii. \i 1 \ 1 'un *Putt s t 11,11 v s Ml tt.ii Si nl'IlH .11rtl 11 i '.i *-in I Mt 1 M h |M 1IM*V I f ' lllll Mil'll . f If. Pure 5 John I’ayiit', Alexandra Beryl Curtis I In* vi om h ut llir Lot I r .in s \\ | \ M. »\1i \ • » tmi rh of I hi* Itidi rjn* in* t it !m. I "■t I' 4 ■:n' . « **! r'w |. M hit lvit in \ J« • ' ' 't fl'kJ.lt 'll -’t MMT/t ,’r%. . . . *•11 Hi v I ' ti 1IE11* ,SfhI s*iti.iiiii sin-1 A I'll till* Llllile nl tll«- k hot i ll f If t ‘u'.r mill;*! nil chfiw I m 1^1*1 tn the hi c a m / 111^ •*( t!ir Sor.ctv hi t "fi I 'ti. tmu yviII i thi' »*r if.im/tiu- ut thi' linhi'N httoup, Ih v St 'a! fll 11 ri Ini tt Ih'V nlitifijl .n;,| x|mk* mm 'in liiNtnr> ut Ihr 1 1 In - \ul Aur n. i«f3 fh �7T ""' r• I » Of University - ■ » MERCER RAII.EY A t l a n t a i* - u u Nov. is Coach Johnny Vaught's Isstsslppl Rebel* itnrtl(<-.l the fnotholl world by ramming a 21 M drfia* rfrvr. ih : gullet o? the mighty Maryland Terrapin. The Itch* rambled on to coni' plete ■n unbeaten, twice tied m i ton and a losing venture against Southoistern Conference champion Georgia Tech In the Sugar Bowl. The big qiif'itlon now I* how clove Mississippi's Deiplte heavy player losses and can M liilnlppl come to fielding a team comparable to the 1852 pow­ problem* posed by the two-platoon erhouse. It won't be the game learn ban, M liilnlppl rates a darkhorse by anv niijanv Of the 22 offrtmlviand defensive Sugar Row! a*. 1‘ zra, r-'tViJiC ' ’-’i’ Ti’T.l .i.ili ma end the !!:h : fc;v: «i!y two offensive Tenncsiic for the Southeastern The Rebel* figure to be itronger and nix defensive holdover*, IKyartM star* Include All-Amer- at right guard and center and equal len tackle Kline Gilbert and quir- to 1952 Play at left guard and all lerbaclt Jimmy Lear, who.tr mas- back field position* except quarter ‘ lery of the tricky splfl-T play* and back. ‘Lack of‘ experienced porformer* point* In weaker play jf at whote patting proficiency had <form* ............................. “ posh post:, and end. both lackle much to do with the Rebi' fine left Gridiron Outlook and Dick Weaterman are gone. But quarter back. Vaught look! to Jack Reed, a Hal Lofton, I-ea Pailay, Allen aenlor wno played eafety lait year, acrapplng for (he fullback atarting and two rookie*, Houston I’atton Mulrhnd, .lari Blair and Jimmy and Haggle Pay, to quarterback ; ration, piu* aevccal other reserve* the club All Ihrwj have strong give Ole Mi** a itrnng halfback throwing arma, but none la yet corpv ]/>llon wa* top ground gainer for ready to be claiaed with the de­ the parted Lear im Rebolx last aeaion from the illback slot. Ilia shift to left half Behind the signal-caller, though, ave* Petr Mangum. a defensive the Rebel* pacck a lot of power, Oftemlve halfb acka Wtlaon ClUard specialist lait year, and BoMiy I IE By K E N T CIIBTI.A1N Like the awakening of the fiend, the Hanford Cardinals rn«f up t of their doldrums to clobber the vixltlng Cocoa Indiana twice, t| 7-rt. last night in a delayed tloubleheader at the Memorial fits _tedlum. The twin killing catapulted the Redblrds from a miserable Sixth place In Innrlli spot In lhe‘ Florida Stale League standing*. Just a game behind Hie Ihlrd standing Cocoa Indian*. While n nearly Iwo hour delay threatened In ximil the evening for (lie H0i loyal !Sanford follow the 3. 3.V *ri, the fhe blaring hla/ing b bal id Tnintny *n, rrl, the pllrhing >d "Wahoo" Uunard, ami Hurry Mellu, "Botio" Sullivan an and Manager J. .1. ('. Dunn * clima­ tic aame winrimg single all com­ bined In form a fitting rowaril for th* onlooker*. ansrd, urged by Ibi* scribe In fur six before collect game*, did exaclly that, drilling twof double* (toiilill and three single*. Wa hoo vaulted van hi* 371 average Up ihe ..3711 mark to take a com­ fo the manding lead over Iho closely fought FBI. balling rare. Manager lied Treadway col Iflclrd Just one for fnur to drop to ,387. while "Jolting .lark" Cade, batting 3HN ln*l week, garnered only one hit In *1* trie* la-d night Leonard bunged uni a double in each game am) added adder) Hirer three run* TOMMY LEONARD Retired tu reaeli Ihu 107 murk fur , . . Wahoo Hoars To ,379 the sea *on. The pesky hitting Cherokee ilosccndant r r n r k o il hollom half of Hie staniu. across Iwo more runs to hike hi* II all slnricd when Ernie Pal RBI total to 10ft inlerl, subbing for Westbrook, led Tonight, Ihe Cardinal* will In­ off a ground single to cen vade DeLand In play Ihe Red ter. with sacrificed him lo soc■•la. Jim Flannlgan (3 11 Is mid Batty and Walmo drew a pas*. ■laled lo hurl for Hanford. To­ Manager ('. Dunn nrnmplly morrow night Iheae, aaitin two laced nut aJ ground smash by Ve­ jbs will meet In a double- ils down the left field lino lo ader at the Memorial .stad­ counter I1aIruler I will) foul Hie game ium. Clarence Ingram, wh< rmllng telly. Ifema to be shaking the effect* CARD CAPEHH: Manager J. C M him sore arm, may draw one of the starling nsxtgnmrnl* Dunn Increased hi* RBI Intel In along with Dave Leonard. In- 11.1 with two In thn nightcap last fitn will he serklng hi* l.Tlh night . . . Dunn added one rur 'omph of the *enMin, while lo hi* bulging total of 121 . . Malta's victory give* him a I t ‘•“■ayd will he trying W even record this year . . , Paul Cor mark. bell, It) year old lefthander win wna on ihe disabled 11*1 for tin past month but ha* been rein slated on Ihr active Hat, wm warming up In Hip hull pen !o*< night. is e I . . .. Henei terry Mella _La*l nlgiil Sullivan handcuffed mil Cotuit no Im* Bmnn Row r a „ . un T . l ........ . until ....................Sc Bll drilled n high ball over Fr Price Westbrook's head end against the Itop of_ the wall Westbrook Westbrno .........rlghllield ....... rid wall •d hi* already Injured lei rB-Injured left angle and retired from (he game g — . .. .............. r . . . ____ ol Ihe accom game. Two rum icored on Rowell’* blow and Hie Cocoa 31anager stole third, scoring on Do­ ming') Veils'* Single. Ben Benedict was a hlg gun In tea Sanford attack In the opener, driving In three run* on Iwo nlnflea. Sullivan handcuffed Cocoa on three hit* to rack up hli third straight win for Sanford without i defeat. Mella masted along with a 02 lend imlii Ihu final seventh whan Cocoa aroreil four run* on a one tally bhigln by George Hugh a* and a three run homer byy Row r all that knollrd up the game. lie. However, "llarry the * * Horse" ••If(led down after that explosive Hop by Rowell anil fanned (he a lit the top of the eighth whlie mnte* won the game In the r i l l ST i l l h i ; 1'iinii til Knu li'i. VI, * s Veils If IliiglirK. if I ItiiW ell III 1 Thin man, if 1 VmlluiMky. ih 1 Call'll* *V, nil a l.eli Itt* h i th. |i a Kill Isir Tlltnla Hnrifniil * IIP— nff teitiM I. [.•Irh- wnrlti I, HuIIIVftM S Hts- hy I.sli'hw -tlh J. Mnlllvan 1 l|<) U,|ia* 1 In ] - l Ihiiliiiii. l rums; Kiillivnn l in 1 * tuna, Lali-hwiutii I in t I I Innlua-i 3 rum* Winner. Hnlllvan rl-ni t,i,anr l,npa< II — Mnttiliny, Rlili T iig A inn i m . i *K.( iinO^ ii«a (I it,AMR) v:vs ^ in JIliNlia*. if . I1»M«». e High Schools To Play Grid Gomes In Memorial Park j: •VM IIUII - - 1 -, After Seminole High School and Croomi Acadcipy nroke a Conceivable fool .... (Halt S S k dance ... cord w while ■ nlnylni all .football i In thn 1200,000 Memorial m Jlum last year, the C County ird of Piilillr Instruction sign an agreement yesterday with a of by both a i j i * i u J 0 0 ft IM i II A 0 l 0 1 J \ ( 1 f I I s ( I I \ o I 31 »* * m i n i Weal hr null rf I'almkil .if llally, Sli T l.aiui u-1 Inirm. if ilarrla. r li*n*itlcl. Ill HamuaW, a< II* Mill*, til HulMv«n, ii Tnlala ■i a nfminitail nut for l,*tchwnrth In tih. ClIrsMt ................ . non m i « — * a tw iiH li am non *— i R— Thurman. V*1l*. U Hally t.«iih«nl I, tliinn, Krailar. Iluahos lliiw*ll. Illll — llurrll, llanertti t I llnw* I 1 Thlirman 311— t^nnssrit ll'-wnll Hll iliiwsU I I I ' . I l a t l y In IlHMiiia in ll*n*illiT I.aft— fiii'oa I i ltnw*|l, 3I|. |i ThuruiMi, rr I'alitwrll. If Klrtlar. ir Viiillinahy, 111 I'allowny, ** Krnilnr. |i, III Tnlnla I •1. t j a a 0 » tn 1 n illlSIUH. • tiilliex, |i Wfaiiirniih, rf I'alnilnrl, rt tally. Ih .autiaril. If hi >unu, cf ‘ larrl*. n annitlrt, lb Dantunl*. sa Uriine, Hi IMnlia, # * p ,U. n I I a t a ii o, o a AH n 1 I I I h EH. Aug. II, 1BS3 Page B am s II i n u a a 0 a n il I c Paul Smith T o W ed DeLand Sweeps 2 Sanford G irl From Jax Beach hthamlrd pitcher, wljl marry k* Jusn Joan lliiinphrey r Ik* o f Sanlord it Hie close . of ilia Florida State league season Smlih, an errnllc rlahlhander who at time* has shown a wrorld of stuff, haa a fl12 record (hli season. Most of his (rouble has been due In hi* propensity f o r walking hatleri. The l an ky a By T H E ASSOCIATED PRESS DeLand’* Red Hals, thHr sight* on winning Ihe aecond half pen nant, prole-teed their slim, one game Florida Slate League lead last night with a donhlrhrad*r vic­ tory over Orlando 41 and 2 0 . Jim Vlfkery shut out thn Hens tori on seven hits In the nlghtnp to post hli 21st triumph against nine losst-j. In the opener. Jim Clarlch tossed a four-hlller for hi* IBth against " 1'•*»-.*. Sonny Wise held Ihe flat* lo four plow* In the second but an error let In the first run anil he yielded a walk and aucceialvn singles to lluwlo O'Flynn and Glen I’toscott for the other icore. Second-place Daytona Beach re­ mained In dole pursuit of the Hals de ‘ ‘ by sweeping a dnublf-hesd.»r from b l o n d e (linger front McLeansm>m. III,. In » n . -T it— ,0 live In Paul Smith Hanford after the wadding on Sept. I. Smith broke Into baseball two yeara-ago with Centrajla, Hi,, nf thn elan D MU- Jacksonville Beach 8-8 and fl-l. slsslppil Ohio Valley Leagu*. Jacksonville Roach deadlocked Smltl ............. ....... ......... . Ihe scheduled seven-inning opener SteHh his taken,a post-ieasnn Job with Andrews Cmistrucl|on Cn. 8*8 on thret- runs In th* sixth only true ’ to see John Skorupshl single In Ihe winning score In the ninth. Ed vy's two-run triple In the New Smyrna T ides Useventh was the blggest ptytons Mow of the nightcap which was haturday l-ow . High limited to seven Innings by mutual 11:05 p.m, 8:81 pm . consent. Leona n — Malta I W ) . Uiaar— nawall. U— Rich. Oalntity. T — |llT. A— 110. Mkj^n 6-1 record when Sanford Cardinal Avoragos ms M rtM eljlht hits. Scargle set up th# Lkkerand scoring In the second, knocking a double which was fob lowed by Bobby Arendt's single and three walks, * '? . '•"'L0 |WB,S S * ,. o J n M , Jum pe d . from fron sloth Jumped ‘W 1 P P*M Orlando £•#*■- by beating c0* *B * doubleheader 4-3 end FLORIDA STATE BANK BASEBALL SCHEDULE CARDINALS TH IS WEEK Game Tonight Sanford at'DeLand D -iit t i f t 4 1 -’ V . I Grid Publication Honors 3 Gators By K E N T C H B TL A IN The tele JiMeph Bart Tinker, who achieved baseball fain* at a member of the great Tinkar-to-Evera-to-Chanca double play com­ bination for the Chicago Cub* »t the turn of ths century, played an Impor tant role the development of Central Elm Ida In the booming twenties ... . Checking a biographical sketch of the Infield Immortal we ware surprised to discover that he built both Tinker Field and the downtown Tinker Building In Orlando and the Kanford-Orlando Kennel 01nh, known then u* th* l^mawood greyhound racing track. According to the rkelch on Tinker * life show* that he managed the Orlando club from 1C2I through 1023 In the old Florida Statu league , . . Tinker wan burn lit the little town of Muscntah, Kan., July 27, IHKO. He broke Into tiaaeball with ('offeyvilie, Klin., team nt the age of 10, and reached the major league* with the Chicago Cubs three year* later, in 1002 i2 . . . ft wan with the Cub* that muilo hla reputation, Air Ithough hla love of Ihe game brought him bark from lime to lime t« various ra par Kira, the Florida Job virtually ended hla illamn»d career aad he timed to hualneM . . . Like maay other*. he rode the crenl nf the Florida land boom and, like maay nthera, he loal a fortune when II collapaed . . . . He Invented much nf hla banehall earning* In Florida real ealate and at on# time waa said by friend* lo have hem worth a cool mil Una. He nnee ad­ mitted he had 1100,001) la the hank. Among hi* Florida enterprise* wen- the downtown Tinker build­ ing. the modern Tinker bunelinll park built so Hint every seat in ''nch row wn* equidistant from home plate, and the l/mgwood grey­ hound raring truck where tho dog rontlnue to rare enrh winter . . . When the land Imnni broke, he turned to other enterprises . . . . For n time he operated Tinker’s Tavern and also run u bowling ullny . . Then he Joined the staff of Jne Strlpp'a baseball school In Ormntlo . . . This whs the first *ehool ever organised to Help train vounu nlayera. A* we view Tinker Field today. It In un old broken down wooden structure made obsolete by veara for modern purposes, but In It* day it was a baseball eoloaxua . . . Tinker, Indeed, spearheaded the development iif Central Florida. • a • Proceed* from the Daytona lleach-Snnford game In Daytona Aug. 5, went to the F.lks' home for crippled children In Umatilla . . . The iratno uttnirtcd 1,803 . . . Daytona and Orlando completed n name in one-liour-nnd 27-mlnutes, Ang. 7, Sonny Wise of tho Senator* losing n pitching duel tu Fred Mltclmor of (no Islanders. 3-1. Daytona Beach surpassed O r paid attendance record of laat rear when B72 fans turned out for the Aug. fllh game at Islander Park between Jnx Beach and the Islets , . . The turnout hike Ihla year a total In 3H.HM aa compared to laat season's 8H..103. Monty Stratton, the former White Sox pitcher whose career wax cm Ms right leg In * hunting necident, wa* rot ttnori shoi t in In iimh III.1H wnen when he loxt lost hla returned in the mound with the npprnval of Hnonev State la-ague I'rexident Deal (Hanlon at Sherman. Aug, III Hu pitched eight nnlngx agalnxt Gainesville tlaln , .. for . SHIrman , - , Dennison »t»on against fteg.i, as a gain illracllon, lull losl, 7 to 4, when Gainesville scored four run* In the dghth Inning on n lilt batsman, a triple, and thren slrigjni . . . StruMon, who farms near Greenville, Tex,, nlmut flt) inliel from Shernnm lx not plunnlng n cmneback. • ♦ ♦ Our recent statement that Ernie Fnlmlerl hnx a chance to hrronie r,^T,.„:S'Jnfnr,i 10 record 30 wins since Sid IIml..... .•I in Ill-lit lx wrong . . . Jobu Krider look Ixxue with ux nnd we rebecked some nf Hie record* and found that lefty Jodie llnwlngtuo racked un a .0-7 record with the Sanfonl O lc rv Fnl* in IlMO John coiildn t romrmbgr hi* name, but thought It was n nit. Ii.-r wh.. attended thn (.rorge Harr Umpire*' School hero In the spring of i t n flunday n 13:37 p.m. 8:17 p.m. o Monday 0 1:48 p.m, n Ti48 p.m. Tmala . n t ii • ■ I ’neaa - . . . . . . i m aia fo— a a n » * v k iiiiii om m * #|— i ta a 111- I,anil*Ml. WaalhrnnW. (IH — South paw Joe Muir, fom sr j iii Wb II, • lu l t y . h p — Callowav to /ndlinaliv t.*f|.-Culiia I. Haiifnrit iiitchsr for th* Pittsburgh niwtea, IU III! -K rasjar I, ltow*ll I, Mb - quit, the Holy wood Stare In the [in T. HO— Mnlia «. ItaWBlI (. ltd — Pacific Const Laagua to rra iin r I In i |.|, art Itewnll T In n atate state trooper In In MarylandM He * tri iinfia » 'in i , tr. W ln n .r i T H E HANFORD H ERALD The Sports Register I’ muI Smlih, the Sanford Card!lals* 20year old lim ited service ! ♦ a Bleak For McCool, No. 2 man blhlnd Lofton, "our success depends on the ability i center, George Harris at right end assignment. of a number of sophomoves to end Henry Linton at right tackle. Besides Lear, Oltbert, Wester- make* good In responsible roles. I Mlm* la a fine blocker and made man and Dtjterd. other star per­ We'll have an all-rookie cast re­ the AU-5EC second team last year former* hard to replace Include placing Jim ut, I-ear *1 quailer- fense and defense. Harrl* I* the onends Bud Slay, Ray Howell and Lack— an lntky,i tented hand on ly end rated a veteran and Vaught Jim Mask; tackles Marvin Trauth the touchdown throttle." The Rebs hopes ho will blouom Into an alland Charles Montgomery; guards have 33 sophs on the squad, com­ star performer. He wa* No 2 right Tom Caldwell, Jerry May and pared with only B seniors and 13 end last year behind Howell and Knox Gary; and center-linebacker junior*. snared aeven paase* for BO yard*. Bright ipots Include Crawford Unton I* a potential standout, unJim Ingram. "More than ever," tays Vaught. Mima el right guard, Ed Beatty at usually fa*t and a fine blocker. From Cocoa To Take 4th Sanford Sweeps Twin leonard Soars To .379 With 5 Hits; Cardinals Battle Hats In DeLand Is G AIN ESVILLE (SperteD- -Th# 1933 football xraxnn 1* still g month away hut three Florida Gator* ran already count them­ selves among the gridiron hon­ ored In an article caileO "The RedHot Rebel* of Football", written for Ileal Magazine In II* Septem­ ber Issue whlrh goes on the newastand* (hi* week, /ipn Newman, spurt* editor of the Birmingham New*, report* on n null he con­ ducted among SniiUiciixlern Con­ ference coaches. The coaches named Fullback Rlrk Caaaree and Guard Joe D Agostino te Ihe 1993 AII-8EC first team, and end Jack 0*« Brlrn In the second team. The coarhr* further named D'Agoilino hrxt defensive lineman. Newmnn writes Ihl* colorful doxcrlplhn nlmut Casarex; "Here's the 'tmir of Ihe South. C'asarcx I* hlg (203 pound*) bill he's one of the fastest men In (he league. He ’s power through the line, fast going on Hu- outside, and 1* a good de­ fender " Accompanying the article lx a halt inge pli-lure of (.’nsnrp* bull­ ing bl* way In a touchdown over an Auburn delender. D'AguslIno lx iilclured on the title page. The Soulhenxtern Conference brought out Newman's finest ad­ jectives. He sold Dixie I* where the best conference football Is played, und further xlaled thnj ’ ■the death of Ihe platoon aystem won't do anything to Southern foolhnl] e«copi oeiii II." Newman's exclusive [Mill nf the coaches found them favoring Ala­ bama lo win Hie leagun champion­ ship Ibis fall over Georgia Tech, wjilch will lyi (ollowad bv Mixsla. slppl State, Tulane, Auburn nnd Vimilerliltl In that order. [lirxt bet for all-time AU-AmerIm Imimni, Newman unyii I* K#nlucky's Steve "the horse'' Meillniter. Other figure* drawing prnlse u(c f.ruti llurilemaii of Georgia Ti-rlt; Corky Tharp, Alabama; Zeke Bralkowskl, Georgia; Jock Parker; Mississippi; lairry Mnr ux, Georgia Tech; Ed Culpepper, Alabama; arid Crawford Mims, Mlssluslppl. M a jo r League Leaders fir 'l"*1 * I'Friitm. IVsihlnatun Y*JmMlonsii. n V# (*l, less , IT lltTNH ii ||i.-so, (’ lav*, iH’NM H S T T H T ) IN — -Itoi lami. IDS, IIITM— Vmami. Wsstilnalnfi n t D O rnt.K H — Vsrnon. Washington T l t l r L H h — Hlvsra, I’ hlrago, 11 ItOMi: I ll’NH -'/.•rnlnl. PhlUdsI plila, SI s S T i n m i . i M i i i i; IIATTINtte--Irvin, N*w Vork. 11* HltNtl— ClIlHam mill Hnliter llrnnkIVo, anrt Hark. NSW York. SI. n t ’ NH H A T T )■: 11 IN I'amjia nalla. ili.iohlvn. I l l l l l f » — Ashlmrii. I’hllaiTalptila, US D o i ’ lll.T'H-ttoslal. « l t.iiul*. I I Tlllt'l-EM — KiiikI v. Chli-aan, and llrulon ... SIR* IIO.'IM VIM illlNH k*a, SI Today's Standings • FLORIDA S T A T E LEA G U E tlal.aag Itatlsss a t a r i Ik L'assa ....... s s s ro N ii (irtaada Nf. ar ir I.. I*rl. OU. ia .eta -----» o il i j?s :5t » 8 i i i hi M M .!* )#U J a « Hrsi'N l.akrlss* l,M * w a ... it _„ on ..wsi mi* a n x I M Last S l t t i SAXWtintt I.T, ('w a s 0-1 litl.aae |.| orlssSs I-a llsrls aa Maarh s-e Jsx H i t r l I - 1 l.s h t ls it t !.*••*BUT I (ISMsa T m Is I I a«*KOI1l> at poUksd Oris Rita s | lls rls s* nsarh U k U M t at I ' s r H M w k s t s at Jaa NsarR 1. 1, KAIi L** vr. iwt, lirtinalyn si h .WIIm suksa 73 (il HI laiuls t’Mls.teiiihia i: ii N*» V.irh «0 Clnrlnnnl I w il \ \ \ ('hlcsgn 14 71 I’lllaliiirRll tfl M i l ! Ilssalts I n l w t s . tlrooklro Id. New York » Pllli-loiriih 3 riilladellihln 3 HI. laiufii I ( ‘hliRB'i S (inly ssnie* *.'li*.tu|ed tiaaiea T m I w Km « h York ill I’hllmlsliiliIs i llrn . iMiklrn -i< I'llleliiirth tnI l'hlrsK» nl Mllwaoke* In) ('Ini liinsil a( HI. laMila In) tint s 1 !} n* b IXHNII!** 1.11*01 il M W. I*. n “ t . tin. (I SI ii ii I I I IS IT SS it* isi* e yVsshli IS II shlnaliin rhlis.j elplil* |SS ii. nelnil Ht IrflUlH 11 ts Nssslts In lt r t S ) NeW Turk T Waxliloel.in » (.’Isvelsnil 11 tielroll 7 'Inly l i m n srheitilled tlsmrs Tolae }’hilsitel|ibl.i al Nev Turk ini ft'tt-.i nt '.Va;ti!i>aten in 1) XI temlH i-teyelaml in 1) lirjuli si L'bltaen |ni New Ynrk I'hllHRM levelmlil loslnti El r 1! i\ !ii «*» In d ian a C ag e Star Sigfis W ith Pros Cardinals' Nightly Gate Average Dips From 654 To 614 In 2 Weeks The late seaion attendance xlumn of the Sanford Cardinals cut the nightly paid average from flR4 to 114 In the course of two wrek*. With 38,743 paid In the first 84 home game* at the Memorial Stadium, th* 1DB.1 Cardinals are still ahead of the 891 nightly average the Hemlnol* Blue* drew In 1952. A total of 44,280 fane have watched game* In the Memorial Sta­ dium thia year including all wo-#---------- *----------men, knothole gang members and mission*. With six more playing the regular working crew at the dates remaining, the Sanford * CnriTInals need less than 3,000 mors park. The free cuitomer* ror the big paid admissions lo crack lait year’* attendance record of 38,380. Merrhanti Night and Contribution Next Wednesday night’s YowellNights has . also Increased this Tourhton Free Night game should year’s grand total gate at the Me­ provide enough paid customers to morial Stadium to nearly 9,000 vault over the 1962 mark. The more than the rdgular paid ad­ Cerdlnals have sold the Wednesday mission totals. night game to the two Hanford Last ytar’s Seminole Blues drew merchants in order that they may « grand total of 48,000 for the en­ distribute enough tickets to fans tire season counting all free ad- to pack the Memorial Stadium. Here are the latest attendance figures for tho Cardinal* this year and during tho last three years, V C K C T o Sponsor HANFORD A T T E N D A N C E 1‘aid Total "C itru s D ay" 34,836 40,517 Previous Total Cocoa 351 401 2,160* Lakeland N e x t Thursday 448 Jax Beach 107 300 360 DAYTONA BEACH (Speciali- Orlando 350 400 The fourth annual Citrus Derby Coco* Tote la 35.7(3 11,289 staged by the Volusia County Kennel Club lo advertise Florida’s •— Contribution Night Citrus Industry will be staged Thursday Aug. 27, general man­ Year Avg. Paid G. ager Jerry Collin* announced last 1961 (16 19,280 297 night. 38.880 1952 86 591 One of the features will again be 1953 814 68 35,836 (red orange Juice. List year, more than 400 gal­ lons were consumed bv ihe pat­ tens. Manager Collins has Issued Invitations to member* of the Cit­ rus commission, growers and packer* to attend. The 99 atgbl greyhound race meeting here It rapidly drawing Opens Tomorrow to a tinea. The certain falls Hem. JT. 102(1 W . 131 h S t. » Irate’Ci -crowds . ___________ see expected ____ In at end .........• The Labor Labor Day Day matinee am and venlng races. Last year all re cords were broken on Labor Day. The regular Wednesday matinees Free Ice C ream with tha profits gnlng lo charily havr grown rapidly this season From 4130-5:00 I’.M. and the muturl play I* fai ahead nf last year. NEW YORK ijt-D Ick Atha. t ie Indian State College star who bis signed with Ihe New York Knick­ erbocker* totalled 1,119 points after U consccullrq gintes In til* When Native Danrc.- scored at Ihrec years of i-illcgtetc basketball comptltlon In the mld-we t. Arlington Park hi boosted hls 3A native of Otterbein. Ind,, he I year-obi earnings to 3423.073, which once scored 32 points In a singlet amount t game against Arkansas Tech. other horse won during 1963. 4 MAE’S SUNDRY I �m This Is 1 Opportunity Page. It Puts Pep In Your Pocketbook. Phone 148 THE HANFORD HERALD FH. Aug. 21. .(kVa Pax* i • tS29 W Z V N T A DS H E R A LD W A N T ADS F o r R fsults I S t lo liim liit rn lM fit e l l H n w l S iI i i»til»l|*ti«>it In Tfc# Hftwfnrif l i t tn lil. 1 lim e Mi- i»rr l l n # I n i i r l l n n tl l l n i M III*' |* rr t l n f I n u r l l n f l A Ilm en He per l i n e I n a e e t l i r n M IIih m Ur t i e r l i n e l n « e r l l » n Ur p e r l i n e f o r l e n r l y t n n l r n e l M »t Unrili in ll»e line. D o u b le l l n t e f u r f lln e h I ' n r e Vnp% P H O N E 148 W i a t A d * Milt h r » rrtp l« l • M r I k * T * l * l> h n « * N iim iir a m l . m r k . r u * If t « a r u . m * l< 11*1*4 I . 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Laur»4 Ave. ? ROOM Furnished Apl Adults JtOD Palmetto Ave. Thime 2-1TD-J, ROOM efficiency apartment*, furnished. Phone 1787-W. FU R N lsilED "n'irage apt. "*• tig Palmetto A v e . ___ FURNisHED 6*rage ~ A p L ^ iSn French Ave. COMPLETELY Turni'iihed I room upper apt. trance. 610 “ Private I*— B E A L E S TA TE FOR beden- h A|,K-,1 APPRO XIM ATELY 2(1 aerri of riv­ er front nrnperty at Persimmon Hammock, (iood location for hunting and fishing lodge nr for sportsman sub - division. Price *9,000. ST. JOHNS R E A LTY CO. Sanford Phone 112* 2 B ATH 3 BEDROOMS H o m e conveniently loratrd to schools, churches, and stores, Nice neighborhood. Ito.sno. Roia L. Payton, Registered Real Eitate Broker Rous Mary J. Phillip*, AsioclaDi till Park Ave. Phone 1110 O ' I'BRDlOON You will be delighted with this at­ tractive, well-planned home on cc*. Int. The sparkling kitchen, gloaiy oak parquet floors, and overilaed utility room will please tvary wife, Colorful tile bath and t additional pleasing features, Pric­ oeiow repia< ed below replacement coall On- ■*■■*<■*■*■*•*■ ■tmfard PRa- H>| -In It t t - 1NSURANCK -I4 -H Geneva Lake Monroe Mo One There Except The Cooks DcBary Own Car Stolen Eager Beavers No Safe CrackcrJusf Light Bnlh Ntm*: TO CLAssirn;i) |° i A!>Vi:i{ ITSKKS y&m_ S1ZKS o r TYI*K A It 1C NOW S Dog Bites Mailman Colored News AVAII.AHUO ravK sioa JhEJT' *- W 1*0 P1SBT on 1T-D9 between _it ia Auction and Campbcll'a Ca 19Shop, Prlctd at 13,000. Cleared CA and level. Ready for your new buitneif location. st . J ohns realty co. HELP WANTED f ARTICLES WANTED H to 1 -4 oa f ^ ji3 u r « p u s OMd fundFurniture Ce. W OULD tike to 4>uy a Rood jtfl or '41 Chevrolet. Top price, Muit be In Rood condition. Call D m De ' *-— Inus supply laymen nml pa-torha*e preached to Interested mid Lake Mary Iflier* II* V IitfilN IA P. ANDERSON 111 \ D D IE PR EVA I T Friday evening Re* mol Mr* A Marsh,,.. Melt .wnes. Enterprise Mi mid Mr* t*. If Ooblc ind Mr mid Mr* Walter Yarbt* F E Key* Jr, of Nashville, lemt I BEliRO OM H OUSK has opening for ambitious man Save on Fire, Wimlstorm-automo two ehildrrn returned Thuradn) condor I od a service at ihe uiigh and Mr and Mr* John Stone hllc insurance. See John H. Wil­ All conveniences, cxcollenl water, of unquestionable character and lrum two week* *penl In New liams Insurance Agency, 409 I lie* onl children Patilrln and J D ni'.ir Elder Spring*. Plenty shade refinement. Age 26 60. College terse* En mule home .they ptrk Church of the Naiarene spent Saturday afternoon at New Son,nrd Atlantic Dank Bldg, or trees, anme fruit trees 2 It too education preferred. Must be nl up her mother. Sirs Eva came in Ihe interest of 'lien-era Smyrna Roach Mrs Earl Tour* ami d.oightei W IN TER PARK Little thcatri Smith who had hern spending call 34. acres land. (5. C Warmack, lit ready aecr^l position by Sept, I Mr and Mr* (iv-orge Adam* and lo i-o tra l l-'loridu ar<- the —line lime oilh her MM) aim Sue Ann, returned Thor-da* imm — ---------/■------------2 lin* 283, or see owner at All and be rapanic earning W.uuu Miss Rosalre Itoyd had a* Ihelr •ubjecl -if .in article in the July d.ioghli-r In law. Mr Nnl Ilk Bldg . Hoorn SIX annually. For Sanford Interview and Mr* nieluiioml. Imt . where :t., * tud gm-'t nier the w -rkend. Ml.** Is'iic of Theatre Art*, the leading Wallace Smith, at Raleigh. N (' hern visiting relative* :' i . ;t i- ,* ’ wrlle Deuce Jackson, P. O. no* Word has hern rcet-Dcd of Hie BnyiPs nephew. Emory Boyd of Two LOTS inn' X M' each lift N mag.i/tne of the -lagiSVU. Chicago 54, Ill Slate age. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs i ■ t r - ' i Jessamine Avr. Uniter the heading "Liltk- Thoa < s Donaldson were her nephew, vrllleat illness of J P Mo>n of Soivcnlo education, jthone number. Mr and Mr* Howard Shook Ive* liiiite." Theatre An* -ay* that Roll, ri Whidden ami t*vo children Ellwmid Cliy, Pa Mr Mmei i* 263 F E E T on French Ave. located | j _ WORK W ANTED -II the Little Theatre innvoinenl In uf Orlando. Mr and Mr* (• T a hrollier m law of P D Ander and children Buddy and Nicky nf on northeast rnrner of 2llh St the Sun*him- State ha* a "staunch S.iltei noil daughter of Arcadia son nml Ills wife has visited Lake Yellow Spring'. Ohio, list Tuesday and French Priced at IS,000. ■iff -r an-.'iidins a roupte of weeks RESPONSIBLE white man with 1 8 - NOTICES - PERSONA121 - M supporter lhr*c tiny* in the O n I ral ami Mi*-, Sue Mart inr an nf Tam Mary on numerous occasion* ST. JOHNS R EA LTY CO. Naiarene College and lllu-lraled, with Mr*. Shook’* brother In-taw truck deitrea week Tel 1808-11. U A U tiilF ft ESTORttlM— Elderly. Florida Federation ef Live Tlu n pa Sanford Phone 111* Mr- Jen Johnson of F.au f'lnlrr. Ihelr remark* w I111 slide* of Imlli and sister. Mr and Mr* Paul Max­ Semi Invalid, convalescent. Kind­ Ire* orgamied more than a vear LICENSED Practical Nuria, AvailWise . who ha.* spent wine timr Hie building and personnel Hull well nml family ly Care, graduate dietician. ago W ILL exchange $1700.00 equity In Mr and Mrs II A Fi*her and "The irS-,-i for aiieh a federation with her hrollier In-lnw and sister. the Keys are musical ami drllgh! ,,L nlght phont m i i 087-W. a 2 bedroom home In Jackson developed m 11152 when tlirie am Mi .mil Mrs E O. Fawcett, no nl the congregation with srter.il son Joe left Saturday for a tivo vllle Fla. for a 2 bedroom home I I BUSINESS OPPO RTUN ITIES It meal and ln*irnmriifnl *elee weeks vi*jl In Dayton. Ohio, tn WOULD L IK E tn buy profitable hlllon* people. Waller J. Patton, Lake Emma, tin* gone to visit lief lions. In Sanford. Fla. Payments $47.00 vlstt friend* and risatlves SM ALL BUSINESS business In or around Sani'ord. Mi** Joanne Lsdue and William hrollier In Portlnnn. 4Jro. per mo. Wrlle P. O. flu* (M2*, Mrs John l.eneli ha* returned Mr and Mrs Patti Maxwell hive Ml** Onyle Burke was the week Nn bars nr pltkage stores. Wrlh? R Rnllen, in dl.*rii*slng the prott If you have a small b'alrtMi In a Jacksonville 9, Fla short visit with her mo from i a* their guests for awhile Mr M*« Ted Trippe, Rte 2. Box 316, San lem- of lilth- theatre, dt-.-ldeil tli.it end guest of her brother In law llirr In Richmond. Vn secluded part of town and are well's sister and brother In law, Interested L- getting -uitomera, ford,_________.. .1 ACHES of land and S room house ____________ a central regional body *hnold lo- and sl-tlrr. S Sgl and Mr* Paul Tlie Lake Mary Baptl* I Church Mr and Mr* Johnny SticnmMi Treated (u *ilmu1ale piddle Idler limit 11, lu llrlamlo lilt the sr-vlce you offer In the 12 fruit trees and 20 pine trrtu. vivnl seriiee* Sunday ruing and children Hobby and Carole of l.t ('nptilr and Mr* O II FLOWERS-PI.ANTH SHRUBS r*l m til tic theatre* nud maintain Classified co <mn of the Sanford flrnullfully landscaped Known Huheri Hensley, evangelist Herald. Call 148. them on a high cultural level The D,unison are nmmtiuelng the liirlli rinsed a week of snrcessfnl re Washington Court House. Ohio. as (lid Susie Collins plate Sam Mr ami Mr* Ikr Lloyd bad ** OERRA DAISIES nl last! Many Federaimn's main ohjeetive* are if ,i daiiglder, Mona Lynne on dsted In Im-r llenslev. pi.misi uel Vance, 101.1 Cypress Avc., ris-ent iisllor*. Mr and Me* Sill colors Hibiscus, nice variety; to inter rhunge Idea* anil rnnfei \og s FOR SALE— (I ROCK BY STORE Phone 1320 J. i K Mllsled and ilaughli-r. < e was In dimge nf the meelmg* mil dim* and children of Virginia Achlmlnix; aralylhn. hegnnlae; on all phn*e* of theatre o|vratlou And meat market, good Incalion. nreaelieit to good erowits ,il d Mr- Scott Ky/er had a* h -r din crotons; caladium; golden rain and management and mronrage it'll.* rollirill'll I'uesday from *rv nine* Established many years. Owner in RKALTORS — 3B •ral il.ijs spent visiting relatives ii t giie*t.« Sunday the Rev and trees; Jnstlcla: Ixceia. tmlly; Ja prodiiiliuii ,,f retiring due to ago. Complete go play, by offrr Ml and MrDoward .lone* and FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE raramla; powder puff, magnolia; ing plnyvsrighla opportunities in in * harleslon. H F Ing business Including all stocks •*vn ehlldren, who have In-en In log Mr* S.un Stewart Mr ami Mrs I'onl Wise and ANII ACCESSIBILITY pyracanthn; plunmngn, podocar- write lor the and fixtures for $J.0oo. which Is Mr and Mr* Paul Maxwell have irmu* member son ire now making Ihelr home In one ot I In- Zimmerman col ( No stairs to climb) ius; nentas; slokesla, shrimp; .heal re* less than cost of flatures alone-. a* their guests for auhlle, Mr* Inge*, have moved lo Sanford m (irl'i Vista, where lie i* cmWe have mnvt-J our Office to Ibouctilna; thryallls. come and For Information, Phone 441, or Maxwell* brother and ststi-.’dn"IliiHen a*ki’d Itnllln* 4'nllege ot see BROOKS NURSERY, 2121 WI ii Ut Park. Florida, lo *|<on*or plot I'll write W. It IJuPree j|3 Pallaw. Mr am! Mrs I.eM-er Drmmy Iln* past week, the hmisr ot 701 SOUTH PARK AVENUE Mayer, ph 4258 metto Ave,, Sanford. Fla, ami children Joyce and David of the proh-et, which it readily Re* ami Mr* J C Hrannnn ha* Phene NO Springfield, Dhlo -1greed In do Within a few month* RAYMOND W. BALL, REALTOR 1 4 - I t P E C l A i r S E R V IC E " - 1 4 IT— AgUmofeltek • Trailer* —44 svxer.il meeting* were held, whirh hern moved from It* original site, Hy S \ DIK MUDEHIH.DM Mr anil Mr* E II (ir.vnt had nesi lo the Naiarene Parsonage. 29 years In business, Sanford. Pvt. I i llermnn Swaggerly, who a* their gue*ts Saturday, Mr* w r BUY USED CARS. lJttle and were u«4l attend'd by delegate* In nearby lids, ndlolninu the home S I). Iflghleyman, Associate has ctimplrlcd his hasiv training (Irani'* daughter. Mrs Van Monty troin most of the little Ihealre of the late Joe Knnskv Reel — Second and Sanford. Our Service begin* when you In group, m central Florida The re Mr* F l> Dniinltlsmi of Or nl Fl. Jarksnn, S (*., I* luunr mi nml 'on* Lee and CJIen of Miami quire about properly or Insur 'St NASH Rambler Must bf sold Mill was the formation of Hie lando wa* the guest of her liu* n III day leiivi- visiting hi* pnienla, Lee and (Hen remained for a visit ance and Ihnl servlcxi never ends by Monday. Best offer 1215 Mag FeiUvation, |h, group mciuhtrs m Ii md s parents. Mr and Mrs 4’ Mi nod Mi* Rruwn Swnggeity M s Jim Join's ami Mi** Daisy Stx> Raymond M Hall nolla Ave chide the Annie Russell Theatre S Donaldson, several days last Pvt. Sw iggrily will lie slntimied Jones uf Louisiana are spending a In El Push, Texas. Licensed Broker for all " Inlci Park, the Fred Slone Then few day* with Mi* Jim Jones'* SACRIFICE ID5I Ford Consul 4 Ire Boiler Park. Ice ltmi*r Play­ week Mis. IV 'V Printer ;md Mrs moth r Mrs Pearl Peters klnda of Hcai Estate and .1 II Peacock of Newton. Ala. i' door Sedan Radio, tires and con­ fJener i Insurance 204 er* Mount Dora. Orlando l.llli, ii-iung his son In law and ilaiigh I'nlly A siiih I, uf Daytmin lli-uch, Mr ami Mr* W II Metilll have dition good Alrvndy financed. 'Theatre, Orlando, Dnylnnn lleaeli lei Mr nod Mr* loin Freeman wi'io tin gm sis of the liri mid a* Itlelf S f-a k Ave 'Phone fan ir guest * then daiigllli-r, Will consider trade Phone 1(15* J l-dlle I'heatn-, Shoestring Then Mr and Mr* .lames Bashnin of Mi*. H II Mm tin nml Mi- Liiurn Mrdm C Bushy of San Fran IVholhet buying nr selling, II wilt I ’r lest el Ire DeLand Marlon Players \\ an eiishmg. Mo arrived Thors ii -eu pay ynu to sec: Pvt. I i I4*iy llni i is is liiiiiu mi I teala , M don Patch Player*, laes •las to pend some lime with her Mi and Mr* E H Dr,ml had J. W. HALL, Realtor II E n in dn.V ’i'll **’ *inl mg hi- piiii-nl* a- llii-ir dlmi-'r guest* Sunday Me. D AILY SPECtAIJi burg. New Smyrna Lillie Theatre oar m l *, Prof and M iTHIS SPACE AVAILABLE Florida State Bank BiLhflnf Mt nod Mi* Rodney llni i is Pvt New Sun rna Reach, l i m Little I rue 1and Mr* E I' Suniturrilll and EOIID I wheel drive, ’Cell Hall"_______ H Has* Hughes ol llni i is. wlin ha* just iTimpli'ted Mr* •■rant’s sun and dmghler In Miss Soil* theatre. Foeoo. Sanford Ihealre M g J .g ! b-ip recnndlllonrd guest of tier I lo* l.iekson* die fii* basil lraining at Fl .liok-uii, timid Sanford, and Winter Haven CALL 14* law Mr and Mr* It \ Wesson l~ ARTICLES POR SALE - S 'll s A c Snun S. C , will be -talimied m Call anil ■hddrr,* Fomuiumty I'layhoine Winter gi aiidmoHlei througlinnt $395 on foi nn* lla* -ii ders Y o u r TUPPKRV, ARE -'enlcr M i- (irurge Jaeuti- i- -pending 1*47 S TtlD E H A K En I door AND INQUIRE I i lend* of D m Desmond w ill Mr- Mytlir Nellies mol *D- | a whik’ m ( Jrin-ii Cove Spnng* *lx (Iladys Somerhy Phone I7.VI It "The Federation i, governed b> Insu m lo hear Hint lie suffered sedan equipped $325 IK) Mile I,ulidi|liist spent tinweekend a hoard of dueetors eon*isling til l Ming relahieCOAT M ILK: It. I>7i'riesl. S San two delegates selected by raell a heart u lln rk Frida* olglil at Ihe M i- I, II Sn|i|i. I elm mil home Also good selection Used t!nc» I'm h o t s ' A urliuu M r* liesiniiud, A in WiiyiT'iss. ([a. Then iiliilluT, mentlii-.- orgam/uhon In this wnv ami Trucks. the F.-drration feels Individual eon who was visiting relatives in .South with I In-ill aflei *|irtli|iug ii few "B uy from a New Car H ealer" $.3,06 el Now Folding cots Weeks l he re. Irnl Is ellminnled (here are no i and In a was n il led home, nrrl* mg Suuila* Mr Desmond ho* ^tilumbU Palrl $2 50. .all. M u C It lilies is i-tmflni it Jiald officer* in the orgaiiirnlhin tiANFORD MOTOR CO. INC, In-en removed from the Fernnbl her inline beeuu*e uf 111n-- >• ARMY - NAVY SURPLUS (lie group Uieinhlvshlp enlllles se I. miultlon Memorial Hospital Ml.. lull She!!*’ Johns i Jin Sanford Ave. Phone 1321 Itnl French Ave. Ph. 17*0 •lu in levied Individual members in par is s lill confined In hi* home lliange Mellon lal llospilal ill i n INDIAN TOWN d a p e llvlpatr in seminar* whirh give In p* MOBILE Dr and M r* I. W Whelchrl * struellun in all phase* of Ihr (hea and three ehlldren of M iam i were liiiido where -lie underwent a iniil"! "Ui ill*■ to gel op " 15 fL tn 41 ft., priced from $1270 •ipei atImi I'rldnv nlomollve HervOe — IT-B 1 7 B A Ire With it* membership eon*lanl weekend n-dlors of her parent* Saul the sergeant lo Ihe rnlouri tin. We have 3 new Sehulf mod­ Mot when Col Arlhur D Kemp lnerc.i*lng, the Fi-t|eralnm f el- Mr and Mrs T I. O’Cnnnor els, also TO U R .IT. YELLOW H ALL’S Oarage fur Orncral Auto It.v I* popolnrl/lng the living Ihealre •I Venilen. I'a.. Pennsylvania NaSTONE. NASHUA. RffTIAHD tn Ihe ahsrnre of liie regular Repairing. Hanford A Ce'try Ave. and setting a patte n for (more inuiiil (iniird'inan walked into lh* SON, ALirin O'Kofit M * ' j u .u m II,i..(nr. Rev 1. W Krott. one ot rhfain l(W) M, 1M8-R night, regional lutlr ihm lic fed -ralloiis " ||m Elders of the Peshylcrlnn me** hall, no one wit* mi ham! hill INUM AWNINfJS. Bv M V h f . x n i m . f r rr ^ 11 ■ ''iiineli. It W Keiqjli, took eh irfie (lenerator BATTERY," ................or Hlartrr Easlsldo Trailer Sales 1AT1 I lie III Itlll y llmne Deliinli >11a Ihe rie It* AWNINOA Call 917, Swain's Batof Hie illuming servlee. The -ub ,. Hon Cloli mil Hiil11 it* fit-i aliuual I Right iK-hlml wa* Sgl Richard Fa ■alalka, Fla M Tvlee l Plastic, AlutUnum, Can***., m t (eel of Ills talk was "Things Wr plrllli' ill Rock Spiuigs mi Uim , 1 Staples, imofflelnl bugler Service Sanford A1 m m it FUlmatr* Phone 1»1-J iHer HOUSEHOLD COOfKI FOB SALE. The -entrant rhi-'krd III* wat"h llrlirvr' and un* especially *' eR ■Iii x-, Aogo-I JTtti Mitm Iut -. I lu'ii and 2nd Street I It H ER . < ikla Police l hiel p m. for eppolniment. Phone 145(1 W Ii.nidlid In *nw of Ihe fuel i'*n* ■ml it wa* I 15 a m Service. 120*, •lew Crorkeii seeing suspicions in,ni> id I'n eongregallon are tmsuaiid* mid friend mi i»ui|ial |m a f f e T ^ a i Ills L ie tinned red and then lie I** ioviled Hi mg vuiit lia-ket OON(.'nKTK Slops, stepping ilnmn, CALI, ua ahold nur Credit Plan. North Park, . Mllh- D3t Spenlii looking ear lorn oil,, an alley wtill, ali-eid Ihe -iinimer services it* tiuii'b Sw iiiiinlng iind .dtiei ..'it. i - .i i«l epalrlng lit Remodel Paining, Repairing watching for n.ireotirs runners being well attended, nml Hie *nl grease traps, »e|ille tanas, win -Jil*1»r Special Sion . I saw a rifle com laioment will lie e O i n \ i i l . I I I - will ing jumprd Into anoll- I officer's ear utiw sills 5 llnte' Miracle Con­ Ted Burnett leave Perk - IL-at F-late •*f11*• a’ ' "iv he iilitig fm mess nml thought l»BOAtS - 9IOTORS - t » and gave rhn*r vi-sterdav crete Co . 300 Klin A*c Phone Rt. 2, Box 70 f* Tel. 1194 W lo u.m. Fm fiitthei iiifoiTiiatMin it w a* din •to get up 1339 Losing the ipmrrv he returned Hut tin' company a* tl turned William t1. Bmllh, Outboard Salr* lo find his tiUii i ;ir h*tiali'n •ntiiet Mi* ll I.edeihiiu* "I Mi* mil. w.i- op i-iilv lu -el up lar Servlee, Mercury Outtwiard Sal It E. Peek ‘MANOR— Organ*, Band Invlru IF YOU HAVE ROtiCTHtNO SELL and are la a hurry In A W, 2915 S. Park, Phone lilt J c Even dvna Mi mill M l . It Wooil Ilf I nki gel* fui the day '* tiling I W E E D (Hit uienls. (! ii 11 a r *, accnrdlans, If, let the classified advert!*!' mile ii i Lull'd In detent the Ditvc, wtiu 'lie - 1ii ri-lmg seVTT.il Drum* Convenient term* deparl rtment l« T IIE SANFOF l a '- t U BOATS. Trailers— Hard heaver* lo this area Forester- week* III 1 Irvelalld, Oliiu, Mien Striip Musk. 641 N. Orange, Or I1ER4ALD prove Its ability aa ware. C. Vail Woodworking M.’ Departm-i’t id fm met Inniu. u iie -ot prised laO u| Hu- itnlario lindo. efflclrent lalea medium. tmjituj^ . I'n. 2327 J. Land- and Forests hlasl awa* week with a rail* i elebrallog CITRUS TR EES bean i dams whirl* Hood large ttieii fiftieth wedding nitmccisaiy t* • F U R N I T U R E - H'hnIH Hoods s> area of ihr district only lo (imt Di'llntv f"lk. in )i Itii'in ......I Ready lo lrat\ nlanl Have Valen Ufetim* — Fra* Ltd I hem ichnlll in a couple ot hour* licnltli and bnri'Oiclas, Hamlin and Pineapple In al a if' auUatton— Telo- uT l F U R N A C E S - By Knwky mataa. *U$ <»KL\H i »MA ( I TN r I ' ib rt '"Do* aren't satisfied with tint relnill hnllie Oranie*. Ruby Red Orapofrtlit W «[, tura Center, letniibliug the d.nn " one eon*ri J. E. Renton, Phone nofl W, River Mi and Mi \ngnd Rii-tuurk "'nut r ii nfftei' *. tl i M irihirf _ (aljuii ulfierr eumplalned, *'Hie* nf tipper New York tale, ate ■e imi I* t M i n g ipolleil i fll’k view nrlve m W. !M BL FheeeITS make ll longer, hlgner ami henvi mvlng a lliii'c week 'i*lt in Itu-n 'log ligl" 111 the i *i lv illur-il-l7 IP R E A D E R SE R V IC E . Id me and SALEM China nargain* in odd tm ir* and radioed (nr help V EN E T IA N B U N D S rr Dolomite and JertiUM r. PI inline in* ,Mar|i I a Ruud ieces Replenish your sets pieces "Klci'lrie fence* are a failure lliirgi.il * using ' u - M m - i"r'it prices I Rollalfetd Blinds, 1198-11. David I . Carpenter. Ml* ( ’■ Wlllnred* i at Inline mi Brown's HI ft Shop DeLand Illdynaniting doeanT ivotk and w r‘ Cnlmilbn Heart, aflei 'pending the mt safe nl I’ll* moinenl" n| ,, *eni) mm slate, eottoa or pla* wily 17-D2; 3rd house north of ve already Irieil trapping Wn tmik . Complete rep. irrvlce Baa niiiimer ill llifli New York City inug machine e Ialdi-hn, m l, Pm nt nut u.isHi of the eritlers Inst yeai bridge., Keneltan Blind Com pant (jeers ri ported mate! home I gill's* we’ll have to he as slidi Th ird Phene Ml Will* ii inforeein -m itirv eloxr l Phone mi. V. C. tlracey t h k s k va io o u s horn as they are " Mr* Trrm ii Fii/pniilek nf iln■H ^ f F E R -JJersey er and Oumsey. DeRmy fiifl Shoppe anil Iln nl* m gun- drawn and fmmd liirnt Phone 1014 M. Alfred Erlcsnn. H IL L ’S E U R N irU R E P LU H B IN O tii In lirw Ml** l(n*e Ellxpiilrick ’ess, flu >>■ing light hull) RKFININIIIND aid repair wort. Free S3" aa Range, two month* old contract ai" apemilng a few day* III I'alla Uphnlaterlng and Repairing estimate*. R. L. Harvey. 904 orn gas span- heater tillne, with the fm un i ’* diinghtei, M3 Celery Ave. Tel. 17-" Sanford Av*. Phone i n . 9 cu. ft. per minute air compressor who Is Nllendlng Fluildn Stale and inray gun. NEW F l o o r s surfaced to per X ~ f lA B C i A / IIE T R o lT iP John BnnHh pro llnlverslly 14 ft. plvwood and Cypress boat (action. Old fltw N , mid* like Cabinet making, uphnlaterlng, Fur Mr. nml Mi* .laid Voliath and Nautili K llnwnni. a gn*p|e *mg tested uUen fined $25 bernlire hi* See at 2000 Adam* Ave. “ ure reflnluiing-repalrln -1 An Manrhestcr terrier hnd sampli-1 ■nil Carl of I'liintntlim Rond, nie ei nml pi ii it|wl uf iimunti nf Mill lio restoring ifpliolsierlni fnli vm nl Inning in Nut lit Carolina. Retry and Hall limn e, wll pn-ient Hie leg ot a mailman ELEC TR IC stove, apartment site. Count -i. Work guaranteed, iso N. 3lr. and Mi* .1 S. Oldfield nf a iiingimn al’iiig with her r v m p "Tin* dog has a llrensr and Iw Ita like new. Reasonable, phone to you oulevard Cl., DeLand, Phone 18MB, U aa Mart ■Ides a dog Ita* certain rights," Si'iulnnb' Drive, have left for Luke al Allen Chapel M. E Church on 1220. Banish rnnlrndrd in a court ati lieorge, New S'mk for a itinnlli. Aug. 1(1 at 7:30 pin K E E P Y O U R Iota lilaan. *Hfav^ ii tin'll are plnimliig In atop at Iln*The public I* cm d Ini I * invited tn pearanco yesterday DOUBLE Maple- Wardrobr. Full l l L O S ^ A N D F O tiN D 7 1 duty mowing - clearing, gr • "He doesn’t have either the right biouek Height*, New Jersey. Mr. attend. b e t t e r v ic e length mirror In cadi door, flood ing shell drlvewayi, custom Ohlfltdd wa* miineeled with the The number two choir under or the license lo bite mailmen," condition, $30 2206 Magnolia F E M A tS Vawn Roger with Idcn farming. DeWItl Hunter A Son retorted Traffic flefiree llollln D city for 17 yi-iii*, during which, Piesidelll D r v ic Junea I* spuluer* tlflcatlon tag. Just under cmAve. Ph. M2 W . _____________________ 4, six year* were npenl a* Maynr of mg the pinglam. Pastor ii thr Shull yr. ota. Will owner please claim llnsbrnuek Height* ami the rest Rev. A, C Chandler. • U P R I O H T piano in excellent con­ ilA V K your lawn mowed by Jerry l u f t - J « : .ILV. : : z ; j Court. Phone uf Hip lime on the Planning lioniil. dition. Used by piano teacher Lord. Phone tlai-J. Mr and Mr*. IV. Whitsun of who la leaving town. Call 1766-M. Volusia Dilve have returned liiime I /I 1*4 rise Mil* until* ,*|, n* V r U R DR ILLED , Pumps Install 1 1 - E L E C TR IC A L SERVICES -7 2 l l I to (hr** Ilf,** nrrllnnri ONE 8000 gal. pressure tank. 119 LDVINOTON, N. M. t4*-latving after an extended trip lo Europe. (d. any iU4. M. O. Hodge*. Ph, tty Alley Itfr . flgnford Electric C o , (1. E. Apnli honapower. RPM 3410. Phase 3. full puller literally took Ihe guy Mis. F. .1 Lumliiirsk! uf l.nng 1991-M-40 or IM ancli, 116 Magnolia Ave, Ph. 442 230 Vbll. Phono *231. ________ from behind the cooler and put Island, New Ymk I* visiting lu-i 1 Q D a ,l1" same rale n< him In Ihe cooler. rhildreu Mr. and Mr*. William t Appliance Center ONE — 1990 Roper (la* Range. IO r r , 1" 1" line* nrillnHri A man charged with nasaiilt and Htrlpp and Mr*. Sally (Jerrlly. K U N ’L B O B 5 A H l i t eatinghmlse Dealer" Large al*e— new— never been uibattery and escape waa found by 119 Magnolia HAN t R UN UV A TDD L A T E T<» CLASSIFY searching officer* crouched be­ _ *d' t| y » on,blf ^n n e 1091, J-R FA L ESTATE POR SALE- 4 i n - Use County Personals Liiile Theatre Groups Subject Of Mag Story K K LP W ANTED E appllincei, isles and . II. Hlah, Oviedo, Fla laofnrd 16(2 W 28 Pt MOVINO, Local * loan t«N UOWKU U vfM M d. Rsdlh A Appliance Seminote County's eitinghnuae Dealer. Ph. 2D It. caries Repaired. Shuman’s, 110 Seminole County’s only care Cemetery, Bui 119 N. PARK, ~ -2 3 lachlne ___ Co.. . machine*, fggnolla, Ph. r— .«-»u i r n o K U K T S W l l i r- Free hind Ihe refrigerator at his runs In’* home laid — B L U E PLASTIC W A I . I . K T iil front of liarrets *loi-.*. A* a REW ARD keep the monuy Imi T O L A T E T O C L A S S IF Y please relu-.’it the keys, card* amt picture* n* they nru lui LOST— Brown and while lleagle port lint tu the owner. Puppy. Please phono 1091 J. B R A ILE Y O D H A M r«rk Ave. & 13th St. 3 0 NDAW M A W H IN '. . WATcHtM * 5 0 M 6 . c h u ’c h Tb Po l k s Keaf* up Dt Ts* ftN ' n v id J o m b s b s ! USED CARS W. E. MeMuHtcr, Mtfr. All flimnclnu bundled through local hanks. "Bank ralex aate ynu money". All Inmirnnct! purchased from yuur Insurance ajient. T S S S a U T ¥ lec^ k ic co d operated by Sidney amt blea. Bendla and (Tnilcv red: Elaetneal contract I ; repairs, i l l Magnolia m One One snnie rnle ns ills line* nriflnnr* tree. HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS do. , Vodopich Sales Sri-vlre Electrical A ( I n Appliance* ral, Kelvlnalor, Servel ratori,. Protane Bolt 1 Sanford Avc. ........ i f l2 4 0 OAKLA -It E N T E R S , roofing and aiding Finished CrafUmen .. other need apply, colored. Phone 23*0. Hot Weather "In rase you hare an areldrnt, you aeltle with a friend”. Super • Dupcr - Bargaint* Hales Prlra ’50 CHEVROLET 4 Door Sedan ’52 ST1JDEBAKER COMMANDER V-8 [f, Btenclla, ia'* lnwi-»t dUl fieofgo Main, Orlando. Monthly Down I'aymrnt Pavitifnt S2in 18 Mtro. nl $no I UK 18 Mon. nt 55 345 24 Mon. nl 56 inr* 18 M m . at 13 . - - (*■!“ ".* •> *»• »*'I I t* I Above Includes Intcrrst, Instirnncr Chnntrs, liirludlng life Inaurance ami nil fbtanre rhnrgra. ,:.U ( iV T1^ 4 �*- Fri. Anf. n , IKl Fat* 8 «* •5JjjL ij*^ I •Ao *3 trpj TRF SANFORD HERALD TH E O L D H O M E T O W N out I r it w t ii it S P /A IS TE K * llussol A Harris, personnel of nor at the Veterans Admbllslruion lleuhmnl Office, Puss-a-Orllle Ileach, lias |n*l relurned from At. f.udu where he ultcuded a train■inr eoiifereilce to team new let’ll niipie* in elus.sllvliig ioli* VA personnel officer* from five laloi attended Ihe conference. ....Ii. ’led i-v W V Acsliri, from ■he VA i ' { . , , .(! llffler in Washingn-n. where elassifleullon hu* tieen iei oiiipilxhcd In Ihe past I 'nder new effort* to develop 111- ■--ni v and eciinomv, Austin uni lid* work now will lie dune ,i i-.iili VA -ilallon He said VA I* the lu.sl f|v ■ ve ils OWNERS! DKNVKII (As— When i MU,WO first n u l l e d IK’iiver'a -Manual High School, the sludenli witc *not alone hi their cheering. They were Joined today hy taxpayers when Ihe school hoard announced; The srhnul was abandoned at the end uf Hie last schonl year, and the Mildent* are in enter a n*w. mnili-rn huildmg uerus* Iho xtreai next iiiiinHi The lo** wa* fully cuvereil by Insurance. I'lie cily wu* saved much of (hi* •silmaletf $42,ihw wrecking project d had planned. Iliii'.l N . Mills, Oi luinlo. Fin. liiH iir a n c e C oh. I'hone I tin BARGAINS CASH A N D CARRY K ill l .l i . $ 4.:m W IIO U O C O R N too Ll>. $4.20 W HOLE OATS too Lh. $4.00 -<A***»1— • lr V I-*i -1 * ' M r,.Harris said Iho problem U simply lo mtv Ibul each eunibiv-w line* Ihe kind ol work fur which I e Is paid hy Ihe guverumcMi, and (lull all VA employees doing the same type of work are Paid on Ihe same oasis. He said lie believes L A H T T I M K T O N 1(1 H T “FLA TTO P” M A T P H D A V — DOUIII.K FK A TU IIK “NO HOLDS BA RRED ” m away nilh earh purrhase AND “ ‘L A S H ’ L A R U E ” STULL FARM SUPPLY \V»'m| own Jobs, and Ihe conference w ui give each |wr*nnnL'l officer a er apprecbllou nf how lo do RIDE -IM T H E A T R E a* long a* lltey last. 110 j In Ihe process uf giving to each " irily lo In classify It* it* ktatlan the aulhnrtiy i n ^ . , # 0PV/Doi,;cPc,.xrf WHK.tr X I IJIIN W r lists s few ra in I Iml will lie Stream* clean and cwill Seminl MONDAY Plume I tfiH AND M ONDA) “T H E S T O O G E ” A V a V a V a V -W a V a W a V ■ORLANDO HIGHWAY PUT YOUR OWN PRICE ON YOUR PRESENT TRUCK FOR A UHL ON A BRAND-NEW DODGE m M u k t y o u r o w n o p p r o l i a L . m o l l I t r i i M l W t ’n a n x lo u i to trad* a n d w ill do our U v i l t w i t f t h i m I y o u r p r k o l N o coitl ikwt (Jm 1 aver offamJ (ruck owner* I Takes only u rniiiuU of vuur tline, liera’a how U works; .Hrat. vou ctockfa wlutt your inwemt (ruck la worth. Writ* thta flgur* on ilwa appruiaul form Iwlow. Add your nun* and mailing mldraaa, te«r out (I m form and mail It (o ua. Or, If wou prefer, n h « w iidand MdJ uayour trading prtiti! N o oblijjulionl Hi * Drill IrucLi ollar jog: We'll do our vary beet to muet the price you put uu your preaenl truck. Chanoaa are good tliut we uan becauee we believe we can offer higher (rude-lit allowance# than alty other dealer in town. But If era can't get togeUmr, tliere'a abao • / Ileal Ii|tati •ilk IN lhje IJI kp • livik-i uMlk liaMiaiwiia . itideUe la I4t-,.|^-la* nadeh • iktHw laiitag lMa lenpeiMea ataket '» ap^U”fi^ttodayjbn|el<<>11' 80 ,uaU Ul Um* fcttl util unit \ " I ***** ■—-------:---------- truck, lit (rear, Mb, ohhWI 1 mull uy this —————^vodltkm . I think It I APPHAISAI • UMtagHf lea laadtai keifkl } • (aapMSy leilptMfed tkeel nelal V ta d / « fd a y t It m j f < « m r « « •! M i n i B w w t h C _ _ ------------ Ja a trade. I FORM Malliu Addraaa---? 1 T AT7e,T7"»T,1\n> - . noli 4 ■ » * v ' .ii.-;; -h v - •} ! ,*Li. W * *#»* • *'|M f ‘Jit (»Lajr*'fy‘‘ W '• •/?: *t w n t l '■'' ‘4^;• J,, r /[ ’1P ■/31"y: *t *} 1 •.. M ',.v7'-^! o t p r s Phono m y ’V “‘'‘’If \ ■ > M* $40 A lro l — A C o m p le te L in e O f N e w I n te r n a tio n a l H a r v e s te r T ru c k s , T r a c to r s , F a r m Im p le m e n ts , R e frite ra to rs A n d F re e z e rs P u rm I r v i n i r I . l * r y o r , U t*p . H im ih i 211 Mrlarh llutldlng f*i ol acted fur*.!* k.tp rUhln# If you ai<- tin- linkv uwiiot, ||||-||*|- ii IiuUi- liilnmlo ’ n t - v Aug. kTi, cud uf Iho i oiliest, hi riiuliii't ,S C R A T C H ( C u l l u l l D i l i ; I <n i » > a 2 DOOR S E D A N ................... S ta te All Cheer When School Burns Down Owiiern of Kirby* vvilh m-riul iininlioi * 11 I Viif. or 2-HHifM A n - cut it toil In h ii I imI ii i i | in) rnnii p ii/ rii' !•- • n i i n iiii > n t i m M m < t i m SPECIALM938 CHEVROLET llu- decvntrali/ed aullmrlty will save money for the government and make Ihe employee* happier in their work. oinoKey Hays: ATTENTION K IK It V D I S T I L C O . m D W lV * »»** M«iHl.li | i | i ,ff 1* H M H k fD Area Personnel Officer For VA Attends Meeting A U lllQ U K H D D K -n Mr* Mela Jlumlret, mnllier nf III elilldien and ex|K-cliiii! Iho I7th, hu* filed mill in distrn I i-ourt asking sop.n.i linn ftout lii-r Ii i i -.Ii ,mil luiiu/lo .■l lor H miit year* io allege* i nod treuliiionl liver Hhe M ill KV M il. DM Dll IU{ TH A T BUNCVAHS FLA S H O H SV*VA J l-T ? Mother Of 16 Wants Divorce r..u*o,ial>ie 1'iieiM animal* m sunlight, s u itin g tn WASHINGTON uB - The House nl»!»’ will) Socialist or Communis! painful sores and poasibl* danIn. Un American Activities Commie front backgruimd*" to gel away let* say* 11 believe* W out of too with attack* on congressional InA m e r i c a n s are emphatically vestlgatora of communism, "at' larks which are aiding and abet­ CHIROPRACTOR ■gainst communism — but mnny ting the Communist conspiracy. know »o llltle about II they ire The observations wvre contained HOURS 9 to 12 — 2 to I mil sure what they are against. In an Introduction to a history of fkun* 788 This ia.,faJ’an. (lie coiumiie-e organised ’WiWw'ku-sm In Ihe uni)A1 At Untie hank QnlUlag ia.J yesterday, niakv* ii ixmlble i in i SI me* being ouhlished hy tins for "many self-styled ‘anti-Commu-) group. T>0 IMvmoutli 1-Door Sedan '•Hi Dodne (-haHHin Model W.F. Ill *12 International CtiassiH Model K.G '48 International % Ton Panel 2-I\lodel A.V. Furmall Tractors 2 -Model A. Farmall Tractors l-ta.M.C. Model CC 452 Trailer Tractor 1-Dianiond T. Model 012 D Trailer Tractor mall " H UTIIK . I.ANU'M NKW IN VK N TI 'I i: 1.1 M N \ T KM BUI.IIP IIKI.TM X MTIIAI’H. ____ >lants Florida lantnna pi Ilia th# akin of • poiion’ that ■•nalirtaa S P EC IA L S A L E - U S E D CARS TRUCKS and TRACTORS years, he ha*u I heen liack since lie sleppi-d itdo retliouiout “ I ’m thru ugh will- polities1' in said. " I I Ii ink 3ll year* In Iho Him r ami Senate were eiiuugh l-f .... k Confusion Helps Communism Grow i i iin M lur "I think lif’* shown very clearly that ho ha* an extremely con aorvallve viewpoint Muny ol lilt important uppoinlmenl* have gone By S T A N L E Y t^ r n m D R. L. T. D O SS i |u men wilh no practical experlBy PON JKIHTWIKAM f'^ncs It: guverm ' I'l or imfdie*— WASHINGTON .* -T«m .';* •"ay hin<- nut experi­ l)r is u k i ay-muucd iMtllllcal wn 1ihongh.lb1 rlor who ha* ritlred l<> the side ence In hist buslnes* and monopo lino*. Inil lhi» fiery Texan l* lie*. "II IIII* Ireml i onlllilK)*, It* Miorlliu: hi* disapproval these days over thi* r oridurt of *oitii‘ o( hi* going In hurt hull People don'l want hiK limine** In dumlnnli* fel.’ow Democrats it*," lletiroment ha* dolled nrlllH‘i During Iho years he was chair the mind in.*- lhi* longue lhat kept man ol Ihc Sciiulc Foreign lie him In t.'ongrr** fur «liiio*l 3ii yeuri lullnn* L'liminilleo. I'onoally wu* ami math' him an Inlornaflimul a strung dilvoeuli <•! a Inpuiii-an IJl{iire. Ill’ I* observing In* Tilth foreign policy Uni In’ -ml loo Idrlhdav today and hu* Ihi* In *.iy ulleii tilpurlisan-hip rum aluul ul ali<ii11 hi* party partl-un IntiTo ! •-rtm Demoonil* «*tnt overdo Itit* Ilo ailih-il " It ip i i iisansliip do hii*lni’i* of hragi'ini! atmiil Iheli pond* u greal il--.il l--u -in wuelnoi mipIMirl id President Klsenlmwr Iho maj-irlly nail* roally waul* -i That *ort ol limit: may ho n>> holt .iipulII kiiii policy.’1 In l*-* vojir* to rnnii' Cnnnully i* sj ihIui , pail ul earli “ Besides, they .*liouhl make it day dredging up old iiii -iiioilo* anil rlrao Ihoy will vole for a program pulling IIII’III down fur a book he I* on It* merit* ulnne-imt whether writing—-a Imuk lh.it will spun In* Kiseuhower I* lor or ai(nln«t II 3d y-.'ur* In congri'** II I* >rhefl Mn*t (hint!* I ho Democrat* liuvo tiled for puhllealuui noxl spring ■uppnrt-d worn programs which lie I* up ul K a m daily and worn Inlllaii'l hy Ihc Democrat* in work* on hi* book until nuun Tin'll Iho flrnt plum They'vv |||»I boon he lake* thing* eu*y ur vi *ii * with voting for wind they believed In old friend* In argue puliiu ■II Iho tlni'.'. " I didn't have u real v.nation (.'omially inudo the •latt'innil a* lor M years," In* *uul. "*n I’m ho sal on Iho pt.>u*anl tree-shaded taking my re*l now porch nf iho homo horn where ho " I get ii tilth- i o -i IIo * ul iiuii'’ flue* with til* wile anil hi* mourn having liiilliing lo -In It ul llu I,-ink no* of Iho your* wheii ho wu* an lake* (iff a good deal --I my Innactor lo history-making ovenl* and I'm en|ovmg llu* vue.ilum Sp. akiiii! of KlM'iiiiowor, lie *uld A11in hi nit t'uiiii.illv wu* a - -.ol "I think Iko'* capllul *tock I* hi* niundillg fill ill - mi llu- Ncnuti- ll-i.ll ieraon.il popularity a* a war hero think hi* popularity i* *1ill hohl i n # - muyhi' not a* *1rmig a* li w i i v Iml H i* *1111 there Ami (hare's no donhl the Heinuerul* in Con gross have helped him with lltei iiipporl on several measure*. o*,. 7*1 Tom Connolly, Although Retired, Is Blasting Fellow Democrats 1i ••*>-»>.* i i ----------- ------ r S' ’ Seminole Truck & Tractor Co. I IHO French Avc. — S h nfonl, Flu. — Plume 1.Mill �•V •NS T** LATE BULLETINS f& h e HANOI. Jiidoehina (fl*)— The French air force today broadened Its raid* on rebel Vletmlnh supply bases being built up for an autumn offensive. -# a n fn r ii % A T L A N T A (Jfy— .fame** W. LI(U“ b 4*', ve'«M»!i »oulli- i - ! » (#rn newspaperman, died today after a lung illness. He tof-' VO LUM E X LIV merly wan on the ataff of the Orlando Sentinel. -------- Established 1908 I M > E F E N »B N T. <\f.M V __________ NEWS!* A r l ' H _________________ MONDAY. A U G U S T 11. 1953 SANFORD, FLORIDA W A SH IN G TO N (/P)— The Veterans Administration Is maklnjt Its first check on the financial status of parents who arc receiving compensation for the deaths of sons or daughters In World War II. Crowd Expected N EW YORK <>P)— Narrowly mixed prices were en­ countered todny In early phases of stoek market I railing. Changes were almost entirely In the smaller fractions, and Arading was unite slow. earing LONDON (/P)— The Big Three Western allies were reported near agreement today on a now offer to Join Rus­ sia In a foreign ministers’ parley on the future of Germany, ff . _____________________ ST. LOUIS </P>— Wire rutting was reported in Missouri and Kansas today as contract negotiations were resumed In an effort to end a strike by 53.000 CIO employes against the six-state Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Five Killed In Car Crash Duval Stam p Holders T a k e n JACKSONVILLE UR Duval bounty police swooned down on Wderal gambling stamp holders over lhr weekend, arresting all but three of 44 stamp owners list­ ed hy the Internal Revenue Ru reau. The raids began Sit unlay night, two days alter flov. McCarty told Sheriff Rex Sweat and three local iroaecutnri “ there will he no inch blng aa the lid being on (gam­ bling) today and off tomorrow" during his administration and to ^tit the stamp holderi. f Pair Arrested For Extortion JACKSONVILLE ( * - Two men were arrested late yesterday on charge* of trying lo extwi 1500 from a government engineer allrr holding him captive for an hour Friday ft Detective Sgta. ft. A. Strlckl.ind and W. O. Crosby identified the two as Frank Taylor. IS. ami Vln rent Paul, IX The victim waa John It. Martin of tho Corps of Engineers Rescuer Drowns NAPLES ufi —Twelve hours after be ivam out Into Wiggins Pass ■Kill •in snliffort to aid a hoy Fa trnubto, N<sa man, svaa recovered yesterdi day, Blount entered Ifip water Saturdxv when he noted that Tommy Williams, 10, waaa having dlfficui hi ty regaining Ihe shore against a strong outgoing Ude Jax Holdup t JACKSONVILLE UB- A man ^vllh a slocking over his f*i* held up A M Kurnmer. assistant man­ ager of a Winn and Lavelt Grocery sloro here, forced him to open tho safe and tsicaped with >1,500 l.jst night Just after the store closed, Kummer told police. A g e n t Dies TAMPA wi - Donald A. M*cfjhmald, 52,, a a veterse veterae fed federal rev 'wnue agent died of ■ h u r t attack today while he i n fellow officer* sloshed through water to make a raid on a mnonrfilne whisky still. Body Recovered Om* hfj; F’vuiii sS.inl.iiulii Sprint: hr,limn PAXTON i d - Five Alabamans were killed early today when two speeding aolnmohiles met In a head on collision about two ml' ;* south of Paxton, the Florida High wav Patrol reported Killed Instantly wrro Roy Knight. 22. Pineapple, and Clifford L Thrasher J r . 22. Selma Taken to a Flrrala. Ala . hns pltal, where thry died, w.’ re James Allen Goodman. 20, l!t. 2, Enter prise, Joe Knight, IS. Enterprise, and Znlllc I.rlloy Cole. 22, Selma Florida Highway Patrolman Clark Wiggins said Ihe cars crashed Into each other while hnlh i were (raveling at osllmatrd speeds of between an and (Ml miles an hour He said there were no witnesses JP Squabble Cleared Up KEY WEST (ft- The hotly of Ens. William Shintban, 2.1, whoie Navy night fighter plane crashed Friday In a marshland near the Toca Chlca Air Station, was reovered from the wreckage yesUrday. TNI UNHID ITATIf AM N K t a Uteit heavy bomber, Ilia *-)et YR-J?. liUiown thoili i aflat taking off on Jimmy Wright of Troop 34. Hanford, starred in Indivtdunl <-v>-nts Ftolm <i in. It", Stout -woo mrcl for thr .Seminole district, by winning firsts in free style mol look stridu ......petition nut a .......ml place in diving, George Mnlfcll, chairman of ramping ami activities for the district, w • in .limp.- >0 tlo- swimming riu'i't which whh hi4Id ut thr* Munlrl ;<al pool. Jtnlges w>oe Roliert l.ipplrvoll, lloi llc.-lv, lie Driver Killed TALLAH ASSEE uh- Jackson vllle Has Corp was glinted au thccity by the Stale Utilities Com mlaslon Today In Increase Its min Imum rale from tl for 200 cubic feet of gia or in* In tl U for 400 cubic leet or less T H E HERALD 5,10, And 40 Years Ago AUGUST I I , H U • •aUbllshment of • large warehouse and printing plant asL V A p U d tfor printing fruit and vegetable wrappers by the g ow«ColumbU Paper Co. of California at Hanford will prove ■ great bantfll advantage to the packers of thla ataU. ® Carload* of new material are arriving thla week for the People* Bank, the first heavy piece being a new safe door that looks large enough and strong enough to hold nil the mnnay In Seminole County. The Gao. If. Fernald Go. la demonstrating a new sprayer that will rtvolutlonlss the spraying business. The pipe* will fit any cart or wagon an<J tha mlitura is forced from lh« sprayer by a gaioHne ^angina* A U G U S T M f 1941 An impending Mack market in the vegetable seed Industry In Florida wag today pointed out by J. J. Roeco, manager of the focal branch of tho Btrpea good Co, Curtl* Wlljlam*. 8. O. flhlnholsar Jr., and Ira .Southward were welcomed Into tho Rotary Club today and presented with membership plna by Walter Haynes at tha weakly luncheon at the Mayfair Hotel. A "Back-to-School" Dance w ill be give Club. A ll etudanta attending gram m ar echoo J iig h school are Invited. Music and aouvanira the Young Peoples or high achool, and m furnished. A U G U S T 14/1*4| Funeral Held For Mrs. Hatch f c r ” b',lldl",■ frlaads will enjo* an ouUng, tomorrow afUrnoon at Baniando Springs, it « M announead thla morning by Gordon Bradley, president. ... i A M Bobeon.i -'.J of Mr. and Mrs. Jamaa Nicholfor lay marriage to Marlon rplacopai Church. mm .V 'ii*: . IF YOU receive your Sheriff's O ffic e Uniform s Arrive Th« County a h e riff'i office today recalved new w inter uniform * w ill bo dressed in gray, all and P-Uia, gray ihirti, and attr.ra-w^Ffa1^ Orange tli« ;. Ihata * and - * ahooa. ■ -------JSfckk tlna,n a r t on the ihouidert nf the Jacket** I int Mir krrn i "fit pH ll loll Seven Property Transactions Arc Listed pr.u in (nr ttic race II i espt-i l< il ill il tto- i moplelc srlii'dole of m ■■111 , for Hi. •I>•v will lie rents till- neck, reselling Ihe main "sriliii, mnmrnl- m -lore fill l i nlral rim i'l l l. ilnil 11 1v ci'lehr ilors IS THERE A SINISTER MIND ■ tr n VELVET HAND? j f v > (/ Altar one murdar and the thrtm of onolhar, Kd and Phillip Havan oniwar a foorfvl, daiparota "ya»." Tha vangaful bond bo» ol. raody ranched into iha innar depth) of Naw York City and out >e tha waolihy lociolilai of Connacltcul. Kit and Phillip flaa, and ora jenad by ihe myiiarieut llbby But thara ii no hiding plot* from THE VELVET HAND by HELEN REILLY KVKHY DAY STARTING TOMOHROW in th « SANFORD HERALD i,l \ mi llo . iptnrft i lin o Ii i, •* A Mer lieen I Wil t, I in .1 MU I 111 I ■■I'llU fill , p||| f 11 V Pi* ' 'I 4Hi' ■iff I V ,|U p? • i l i * il pmpi'ttv from V> 1 •. *.'* p 11m l o| iirtiijil 1 "" ' ' o n l. tint I lu* Minims .mil i t *•| ti M« Il l flpIVft i t.i i i m f ill i UrMi't i i(v (in in , il •-if *• i » pi t».pvt in u U n y r i » hr fill Mir »• ill UXff'tl .|VO 41 iuI ii tiff \I API At I I T I V I N I O N , addle n lo-vvMoeo In N e w Y o r k f•* > o long world tour, wa rn ed n .1 A iorrn i's “ plrstlge and lo'l'n ■ l u v r .In lined atirnad** d l l .......... |vo-i war aid In Ihe non I ........... nl 1 world has worked w *-11 I ' • farm." m ilt- I'rcsl'lr id lal • •• ■ i dale In listed, hnw ev er. 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If|i*ii *t Imnl ll'i/a ld I'Uli-ri'd n i l . * n i l 1' it.. i * 1 > t \ * *pli hi v tinting Mu* • na I In n pi l l.n i ii; - n iili>n .1 lave I I. alt ,|| and liv r d,i' k agent ii V • l>t<> t . • » ' I I It If)* , 4*tin t)H II . |»fr» (i i lie i . a n i l l ) c nl 11| in,;, Im, t" 1 f •*i V Mi irul 1111nrf ton and w a t;i pip 11i t . i m V • " Mi uf *.1 ft I'l , h i , rr* rli'PIMMi A g i p p l l m d l nil, i', im •in* l» -I N.a ( (I \ fn iippfy .in *?J sf* l tux mi M»t 1 f vi 11»iM i »*stfirf Mi<* Fnllmvlu,: g i adli iinui lie ■, 1• l»f of u i l i t p n t f s In p n ituiT** epiploved bv Swlfl •.nI l <i , , Ml ♦?! n "ti • Ml lilt v fn p mm fp Id represent i l n in ihen < |if npf'l |\ M | Mi I* Itturnlil.i S I . idfp i illli Hie pi ml I. I iln N iv y Im , r** fund till IhP iii I'M ll I 1 » t m* i int fh if Ji«! >|i. uf »' i ♦*il fn i ufr.iin f m m < pi • 11*1#* ft|> ,t n I f i i ill S I Rampaging Trailer Colon tl Yotilli Dilchcs Two Car',, D-owniiKj V itlim Damages A Third f ' *rli iMi* I M it»ipiGii, if •">1 "i .1 I" eph II pinpton. W A ra m pag ing ir.nlr t ti I•i >I , ^ aflrrriiion d i m e Ivm ■.<• " II tin highway and d.imaged -t H i n d m H ig li w av I ; 12 one fourfh mile d f i 111i'll•! M" meeting which to I'l it III, I l l s M il l at Will l 1n , lUxilih'dly, Mn* mi ivnrs tf M\ uulo. .toil I o g u n n i l i n iliggitn : m i i«> In to . k* m i l gc ttim : linin' m i i ................. I. ol ni> svill piinp, rr»w l, full, mi run. Passes in Miami n - il I . il ■■ I .■I" Mi (pis h r r n ' H u h i'rn Ih r h m ;r rmvvil Btfrtulim; lh»* S.inl iinln Spring's b|*fthur Ihiv r r h h r M i n n c m iji*f i IpMtil v |*'u nf Mir m .i v u r jin Mioy rn n ip r lr ’ (nr hip hurmr* (nr IhiMr ru .pin hvi* rifle* M*\»»r fi *1inIji11 r tin*«■ nf Sun Inril, 11>In ulni'ts m i n piril'd iirir pi ti llt r .si* is11111 .nut is liin nl up J. R. Mclollan Hobby Invited To Attend Meet .il Put.(to Sjirk I I ,*«*#■“ mv *'» utin'll tIn* in i> lli'oio ,ls tin eoln Id.ink- (or Hie (*,* mly contest have been Troop '.'t.i of Mvicdo. pool Illy ill In the Seminole I IIII nly IteaiillH were ns follows: Free layeee idflee hi Sanford Young style, rlnns A J i m m i e W ri a h t , I H i l l s p.iltlclpjillliu III Ihe rnntrsl Troop 14, first; Sidney Vllilen J r„ md com|icling for do idle Miss Troop 145, si'coml, nnd Hon Ulrey Sanlando Springs ol I'.iil" will na Jr.. TriMip 21.1, third, and clitsa ft in lr before the indues m h ilhlrif. ■H o m e r Alexander, Troop HI, ■oils and evenjpu dresses first: Kejtb Mslcnlin. Troon 241. l*ypr,f commlllees are hard ai seromt, and Jamea Pearson. Troop work entnplfiniu plans fill fin the lotul of U.i.teKi in ,r»rn H45. th lH . J A Hilt s antic s.inlando gigantic Sanlando Springs J.abnr Uack stroke, class A — Jim in It sepafglo propel it ami dwelling nm f>|sbni|inn The laycees ^ra W right! Kenneth M cM u rrn yiJM W Ifilin n i * ere rect, riled In Ibe 'F n ift' ft . es.nl 1. liemill l_ifl Troop 145. find Dan fllsler. Troop” ' .... 'tv f * office al Hie Court "Yiiuin Artlvlili'n Fund" 24.1, and clnst H Amlrrw Aulm House toil,tv The litri'c .1 itiilicidiml imirlutc Troop 24.1; l.miri'ni-e llowntil, w ts 1 Vt.MNI deal in whit'll Ml Hid Troop .14, hml JaioiK l’i-ur»on Pineannb, rescue First, trmii Mrs Carl It* pev l>"o ;td n home from Troop 115. <-r t. msed 'if unit several Inis m ttn- itak Grove m l Mi . Kenneth if, 'ti . • Him. Roll nnlrrhvIs|,hi tMini Mi is II11,: i i . ard Phaunn, ri'eruei Mini Hi on Thuiii For IH.lvai i i. I i'll.... Ill Hold, holpcr. mid seennd, ii'Hiii froto T iihip .'II i iiiihiimi i ! n f Hi m ■ Park Ave h oiidii i home nnl lot the I’lmnts ft "ii i iii'iiriti’ M McCoy, victim. HIMv Tvrr. ri'.<i m i In Welling and Ins site Helen lolin R Mc| i ll in la vi' n dd nml Jark II11rr•-v , hi'liu'i Mr and Mi lame, I ll.n Medley rwre First, tesm limn ureave. lissi Adioi. si proiiircil H'.ideill »d the We d Side lot Ihe Troop 115. I'omposrit of IldU a parrel of l.im' aid lioo-e from past 21 years, died eailv veder .lav inoriiim: in Miami (ullowmg > Ramsey, Teildv Wtilkei, Jiinn Mr and Mr-. I > 411. hart fm i nicer operation lie had lieen ill Pearson arid Sidney 4'ilili’o Ji IH.lim t'T Hie pi .I |i il mil had hern in seennil, loam from Tioup II. Hi"- 41r ami Mm I ' i i ' l l Hates -inld Mlain! I i ahoot a iti oni Ii McCoy, Jininiir VVrlirht. I.imr-illolll M iv In PMI'i iii I'oRard corner lot and home In Alla Howard and ll'iiner Al<-xu„,|> • a inoiite Sprint: I . Ml>e|t J Him 41a Ml Mi I i II ill tv a . in llir pro und third. Tronii 211 lemn R"’ nt ItriHiklyn. N v lor W.tasi In •loci' Ini'llie.s here neckman, Te n v McMalmn. Imu Hie Phillip. I « ri oiidivision ol Surviving ire the widow, 41r McGill and Keith Malcolm Sanford. 41r ml Mi . Holier I II Alice Me t ell.in one ,on, John l> Cross chest rr iile Ftr.il. Ir""i Weldi'ii. I lll Yah \ie pnreliRsed M. 1ell,in i n d grnndd.ioglilri. 248 team, Ro)> Recknuin Jinn a lot and hiinie ha W.KSI (ruin Mr < anil Sin all nt .Sanford, two hill McUiit and Keith Malcolm. ,ccmii and Mrs Jaine Newell Shields Mors, fi.iu and Waller id Miami, Troop 145 lenni. Teililv VVnlki i Ollier trnlisarlioiis were the sale two uui'li's of Sanford. W r uni Gregory Walker and flinty St of a I'ahln and lot on Neal's Hu> I' S Rumlilcv. and an mini. Mrs John, ami third. Troon I I tcum Point In Rimlli Seminole i'minty hy J A Kelly id Miami Bruca McCoy, limner Aleaiindn Mr. and 4lrs. lames a Neal I" Funeral services will lie held and Boh Reelv. Mr. anil Mrs llenjamin Sinllh Wednesday at t IKI p in at llrl-vnn Plunge— Class A, Hilly Tyre laiekliart. for |5on and the t?un Funeral Hume with Rev Milton Sidney Vihlen Ji , and Don d im nurrhiisv of a lot Owen Hansen Wyatt ol tlie First Mellmdisl Jr„ and class It Rlrhartl Phntran kingvllle, Ohio from Mr and i hurch official ing Inleriuent will Teddy Walker and Andrew Anlio Mrs W. A Long* follow in Everitrren f'emelery H iving— class A, llritce MH'»v Jimmie W rig h t and Kenneth M< •y, anti class It. Aniltc» Richard Phagnn ami At f'olllna, ..... Troop 845 Comedy dive— Grruorv Walkei Rruea Mold, and James MciiRi Troops lit noil MI 5 of Mmifoul nn Funeral service* for Mrs Ethel Hatch, who died Friday, were held at 1:io p in. today at ihe Church of Hod, French Ave. at 22nd St . with Rev. T. C. Messer and Rev R E Newell officiating. Rurial waa made tn Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Hatrh, M, waa tho wife n[ Jay Hatch and made her • -I homo at lllgalna Terraco. She la SharUfa from It countic imlmi survived by the huaband and har ing Seminole County Sheriff J 1father and itep-mothor: on* sla­ Ilobby, have been Invited f>. attend ter; one brother ana one neptitw. a fifth congreaalonal district meel Ing of the Florida Sheriffs Assn elation in Orlando Wctlm-sday Georgia Tech Orange County Sheriff S. i> Starr, of Orlanao, la In charge of Accepts Hutchison arrangement* for the inre ling which ia arhedulrd to lie held iii ATLA N TA , Ga. (Spaelalk-Jpa, •he county commiMloner*' mmo at tha Court Home, at n no p m eph B. Hutchison of Siinfortl, havT Brevard county Sheriff II T Ing met all the entrance require­ ments, haa bean accepted for ad­ William*, of Tltuavllle. n Sheriff mission to the Fall IBM class of Urn Association director, will preside U k g County Sheriff Willi* V Georgia Institute nf Technology. Student* for’ Georgia Oeor ‘ “Techh are McCall, of Tavarc*. Sheriffs As soclation president; ami Marirm dm ittea on the bails I selected and admit of their work In high school and County Sheriff Don McUrnl. nf Ocala, Aaaoclation *rcreiary, arc scholastic Minding tding Tn tnelr gradi uallng claaa. All of these condl- among Mwtae Invited to attend Hhon-wavo radio com mimic» lions have been met by Mr . Huttiona w ill lie suhicris wlll bo one of the subject' chlson. dtacuaalon, according in Freshmen will rngliler at tha P forordiacuaaion, Atlanta Inatllutlon for the Fall President McCall. Other enuntiea in Ihr district quarter nn Sent. II and tho upper classmen on Sept. 2*. Under the In addition tn Ihnse mentioned above are Cltnu, Flagler. Oscen sponsorship nf (he Georgia la, 81, Johna, Sumter and Volusia YMCA, new aludenta w ill be . t o alter day freshman camp, to . Salem Camp Grounda near A tla n ­ 1 H i" Clty Commlasion laat evening authorised Mayor R. A. Wllllama ta, September t l to » . The p u r­ pose of this camp la to acquaint entering freahmen w ith campua leaden, racully Rieabera, and Member* of tha Junior Chamber of Commerce, their families and vartoua organisation*. ss 1'nrtiritmlinK In tit** inr*'| w r n j lltr NiuiU At mi nYI*»rk, \lumhi\ nuHitmu, Sopi X Mir m.iYiirs nf Srintnnlr r*mnt\ ntii*s will rumpHc in a Jimmy Wright Stars In Boy Scout District Sw im Meet District Governor Duggan Addresses Sanford Rotarians 'till lri|f| iff tIn I ilu>r lf<*v ■ t in H|toitx«t|i'i1 fn ’spurt ii ill,ir T I m* r'NMi'-siv, T 'n d Mi Moffett, nil Scooters, + Sidney Vthlen, also ,< Scooter, wna the starter. \ I ,, ■ lllt io l 'll t l*|ll¥fr* t| i f i i ' l upon die C it y ........on 'i"ii 11■1111;11r when the i .h i , „iil -.il c. hi ripi.illrallon In, ii .I ,i > tic m m ; i mn rintlili the I 11 . I fin i i cil v iputlnti, ■ . i i d i ' i in di iu»|r f nimlv .liminr < h nnh**i <if i him r u l i n ' K n m i Mm*ii tilt* •*.*> »l-i>i #•«'>. I h i l s i v u i ll hi* un»udui| vm Mi m p n U fur Mu* ttlfl anil vtumu ullku a tegular tast ltl|ht from thai KAwards Air fore* Bata, California Tha plane w>n loon•4li( In the Ptv t.aka lasting ground (or research and evaluation by USAF unerta. fOefehaa Dept. Photo itorn IntertidihitMl) WEST PALM REACH '4 '- Louis I Winters of Coral 0 shies will con Ilnur to solirll advertising for Hit yearbook of the Florida Justices of the Peare and Constables Assn. The hoard of directors, meeting yesterday after tho dose of the annual convention, said (here would be "■ few changes In the auditing system" nut nothing “drastic." A specisl committee reported to District (invernor Malcolm Dug­ lhr* convention It had found no gan of Bradenton n-itaratad the evidence to substantiate chargre itaate precept! of Rotary Club at of "shakedown" tactlra used In M a y ’s Yacht Club meeting t* selling arf# foe the'yearbook and “ finlary means aervlce to* oth collecting funds era." he asifrtan. " I Ilk" ta think Rnlarlana try to use their devlnu gifts In help make this u better world In which lo Jive." Fliers Killed He urged the local dub l» attain ROHE RTS HALE, Ala >* Two list percent by undertaking such slodent filer* w»r* kllli-l today programs as raising money To send when their Irnlner planes collided •M’lumgr students lo various coun trie.. Ihu.s promoting goodwill ami In Right near lter<* Authorities .it Pensacola Naval world understanding Mr Duggan further emtihaslicd Air Station, Fla . said the two wero solo students on rootlnr the possibility of purchasing suh scrlptlnos to the Rotary magailne (raining flights Names of (he victims were with for distribution to foreign coiintric* held pending notification of nest of where Ihe publication Is not inelm! ed with the dues kin. lb- was introduced by Prasirirni II I. Perkins Jr Fred Perkin*, general manager of the Sanford Herald, waa inducted a* tha rlub\ OCALA il*------ Jarnea Baggett of newest member Chalaworth. Ha . airmail stationed Serceant-at Arms M L ftattorn, at Cocoa Air Force Base, did to with Ills new found voice intrudin' day of Injuries received Sunday ed the guests: Id. Cnmdr, John when— HJgnwi ah way Patrolman N. I, Hughes, Jack C. Morrison, and id— this auto rammed Into Paul Miller. Sprtfl aald— the rear oi a truck near here dur Honorary liotarlan Chart** Mor ing a heavy rain. rlson, of f)u> Herald, led the club In a spirited song session preceding Mr Duggan's talk. Rate Increase Cily Commission To Sil As Board 01 Equalization Mayors Getting Ready for JCC 'Sack' Evcnl State News Roundup IN .’ •it) \ sw t>nu lc ,| I ' m ’ h s I < i .<■ \\ n r Hpiltli nf the M lu lin , l l n i i bridge l lr Raid F 41, ( n lrlp ii Meele Mn . w ill pulling Hie Inm .e lr nh i wlien It came lim.e, passed Iln ear. n il serosa the rn.nl and w. til nlmig Ihe left filnnililer fin Kvi feel -iccnrtllm! In llig h u a v Tmnp er R H 1lit rr hnn The dully id Hie Ii nlei Ini ll" frnnt end nf a edan diiven liv I. II Elsey Jr . Miami. ■ in mi> in Im ii ilan"ii;e Raphael Haywnod, 2HH W Third St., was arrested hv tile i 'nimlv .Sheriff’s uiflce, Triaiper tl.iiriM iii sold. Saturday night mi a charge of drunken driving following an accident on Highway 17-1)2, two mile* *m iIII of Sanford According lo Trooper lla rris n ii. Haywnod ran a car driven hy Will lam llick.i, Sanford, off the road and collided with a car driven hv George M. Welling, Sanford Hay wood was driving nn Hie wrong side of the road. Trooper Marti son related, when tie rail the first car off the road ami was going hack toward hi* own side when he struck the Welling ear. which had switched In llm opiiositn side of Ihe road. A rn r driven by M uriel Wagner, W inter Dark, who wh* ncrom panleil by two other Winter I’ arlr girls, was nsslslerf back on In stale Road 415 Sunday evening by a wrecker, after tho d rive r hail swerved off tho road in avoiding h ittin g an arm adillo, and the ra r had hccomo mired, Trooper lla r r l son said. tp.tti >l i t h .Intn Mi ,iim I In p|i<pniputg S a tu r in i,i,ting nt the 3tn.ll ' to neli - ........... . m ,i ........ ting M afklum to Hugh tiiirii in pi 11, p- " I tin' p e a ce Mi linn- nt in In. capa city a ) iiirinici i pi Ip-I H i i ' Ihr villtti m r t In .It Hii ilnitiigh h i n c id c n ta l •Ii"-.Iniri,• The eorouer dcrldcl no iii'lii" l i i necessary i In, in" .Ii mi m il n a .mall lake il He |iip me are.i itter he became ■ ........... I .-I'm n> ivtiilr iH'inplUlg In the hmlv Ilf water lie I, " I 1 < n nlliet l> n T m i i p . niti’il tn l l m swill] liv three liTOki the like tine ypintti gi.itili"l him hut II iinplmi inn- iw iv and ..ink tiler In li.nl la i n l.iki M a slmrl distam e. 'll...... Him Hirec ituifiis cnritlrmeii tin* slma! ili'l.ince In shore, recnv ered Miiiicnh.it from Hie swim and ncnl hack for ll.imiilim Tite li'idy was reem i rcl m alimit 12 feet of water, afti*' .ilmtll 10 mmutes. R I'WARDS! fact lllnc I'l.i-.lm W,did — In limit nt (.arrets Store Aa a REWARD keep Hie motley Imt please return the papers ami puliires a* lltey are Im­ portant to the owner laisl .Weston Exposure Meter— Aog tu In frnnt of Grammar Sehnol REWARD lost - Itrnwii ami While Beagle I'uppy Found — Female Fawn Uoxer with idrullflratioii tag. ( heck the LOST AND FOUND every day In (lie Sanford Her­ ald for those Hems as well aa REWARDS, ftiVi —* . —a ... U.—C -,. > -^ i i . • smuI >1. .A**,- H fa ifs a n � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1953 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 21, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 21, 1953. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 21, 1953; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0325e48240e9392e18d8d80b9ed74f7c.pdf 1ac9604479a299d7f0b11187995e1413 PDF Text Text m i . Attf. I f , i n i ------------------------- l y TH E SANTORO HERALO B E N N E T T C E R F --------------------------- I N Hollywood, W illiam P. Dudley bnughi ,1 limited edition »>r the w in k r ,* 3tians«pcaic fionr .1 Itu ip o iu iily impVivei im I. .. theapian who assured him , “ Parting w ith Ihls trensure grieves me more than ! eon sny. Each --------night before retiring I spent a , | 8 14 at least an hour reading nnd rereading the I m m o r t a l ( t 'd f f iA hnrd’s plays.” When Dudley s 'v i A v k •'■ j \ examined the set In his home, f .* he found that none of the ) /) 1/ \Y i pages had been cut! "A n un« L F j) > -• I " lA jF 1 o p e n e d Shukespcnre!” he M JK w thought to himself. "T h n t’s KM ' / j the most unruliest kind of ' w B L . //-*--— 1# f w \ \^ C i K When the n«w|y formed la " Arm of Helmerdlnger, WtmpfnT rT T rrr: f*~**-»»Oi««ler * f S T v V ' ) I pa ' ; " H V\ i f ■ H m i l ________________________ y / - Top Student Strange Things Are Going On Among St. Johns' Fish Life If BOSTON 'ifv-Tnp man In hli c la n n( llnxlnn l/nivcrxlty'* slim mer commwccmrnt Is 33-ycar-old William Carney, totally blind from ■in eye disease contracted in serv. Ice during World War II. Carney, assistant editor of the CAINKSVIM .K. Aug. IS bfL— rentlal mountain streams and at perch, croaker, ;spot,xuerkkd trout. Strance thlnits are goingonamong | high elevations In Central America needle llsh, pm fish, slirepshrad. u»- In >“ the **•“Htuttxin.1 ni>>. |I and ._ .i Cuba sj)( *pccl(« of gobies, and five the fish lire Johns River larine fishes eollected In aperies of flounders, D ra in a g e iiy .itc m . i lamnrey ten poundur • •’ >*».. -eperi* 'hat most (hr As far south ar Rig I.ake (ivar.^ss marine catllsneii. Amcr marine specie* do not occur larth id Putnam, Marion, Klaglir and [ilpcfishes (related to the er .outh In the river lhan llig Lake ■ 'ilusin Comities, the basi and mullet, striped hasx, Uoiirge but says that sorm< forms In ram says William M. Mcl.anc— Jack crcvall mangrove range nearly to the hcadipiatcrs. are companions to tarpon, radtlsh, mojarras, drum, silver Sting ray* are among those ventur­ stringrays, sturgeon, shad, mening farther smith liadden, snook and numerous oth­ Tht researcher reports nhlasring ers fa mill nr to the salt water but two sturginnk during seven angler years of Mirny. Mrl.iioe made an r-xtenslve study anil revenls hi* finding* In a dis­ sertation as purl of the require­ ments for a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Flor­ ida The graduate slmhrtt, s nnlive id (ialm'svillr. reports cnllrcllng approsimalely I 1.1 sperles of fishes from live fresh waters of the drain­ age system In giving a lung list nf salt w ait* fishes, he says “Some Of ta b le d Hale* A Service On A ll Hand Instruments Musical Accessories Of AH Kinds Place Your Order Now! BTV V 2(101 O d a r Ave. Phone 1110 H k l u A m e ric a n tional irmgaiine, coin pieted bis four year public relations course In three years with the help ot three friends who read to him Reds' Tim etable O P E N IN G OF JhopkaL O'Brten moved Into elegant '* ■ J - :- J 1 11 quarter! opposite the rnurt house, the sign they ordered wan so heavy that worker* had a terrible time putting It In place. The (bird time the sign crashed to the ground, the foreman on the job surveyed tils crew with Intense disgust, anil roared aeomlully, "Nome droppers!'' Opyrllhl. ISM. by D*nnrlt Cerf. IHilrlbillrd by King Kmlurm Pyn<li> sl«. Corner Sixth Ht. & liiiurrl Avenue Conservationists Swarm Over Farm PAM&OM 3(W O ' P O t .* i» ,W '€ N TO CJIOPTANK. Mil '1' A mall army of ronseivaliunisl'- ........ .. over the 11H am - farm ul N "iu HEAP D t*7 rU ttd tC W C o u ltm iirn e General Insurance II. JAMES tit IT y e s ir rd a v They dug nearlv fOUl mile, of illtclli-s, hull I fences, cleared land, added a million gallon |"md and seeded new paslures The farm was chosen bv the < ai ollne Count) hand Wee) 1 cm mil lee fot a demoii'lraliim cd lonv-r vnllnn practice*. bcrniinc ->1 "it obvious need for lenuvalmii and because its iiwuet is an emugelle amhitious ex til will! waul - In d a good joli ol I.11 tiling " U V Dfc 601.D E.U RULE, D t T P o N' N tN U rt 6 IT MO F U R D tft D A M PE P U & ' FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 AGENCY JAM KS II. (JUT Assoc* ALL TROPICAL PLANTS AND BITTER U P R IS IN G ;, I.AKT T IM K TONIC*HT IIOSTON '(T Hill Itu-uie II a stunt pilot from llullvwiH>d 1 till received imvclirdiilcd ..... ....... .. -n 111 a low level flight yeslenluv dui llig an air show it (au-ao Inlri national ]mit llnnne was |inne ’ at l*u b.illw iv murk uf his ime mile (ligbl at duud 11.1 feet by Mime I non a gull They swooped down on the plane appare ntly eager In make ., i o •- FRKE tt> tlu1 firnl fiO people! Choice of a CROTON • HIBISCUS OH ACALYPIIA BLUE GRASS SOD ■M f lr o iR TW O TICKETS T O BROADWAY T H W IH P A Y - H IIIIA Y "FLA T TO P" ORLANDO { (M OM ) TWO e/tfH/HS KM - 4MO AS ThC N S XT V MAM TgAM A W M H A P r ..* [ so rnfftes two , M fiA M S /t OM ULS A rtR T E C r n o u B L C -P lA Y ^ BALL t o rue s M SZC.OHO / m B A S IM A N ... 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K in r lr fa : a n d In a ll p a r lla a h s v | n « It* n a v e a n y r i « h la r a a l In III* h e r e in t ** y o u a r* iie re tiv ■ u ll In o a le l Ih e IftI* d a s c rib e d n r n f iir t y h r o u x n l a a s ln e l y o u s ty le d c a u s a tn th e r o u r t a n d y o u a r t he S u P iiK c n a T X i- V , M t d s a il a n d i n s * r v * jlcWA M a t s RELAX/ J TT WILL WW9 HE’S TRYING nu*! ptepoewyy �—- »■n !■r HI . T v LATE BULLETINS l *i ^ A S H IN G IO N i/r>— riip United States today con­ firmed Russia s boost of having touched o ff n hydrogen explosion hut implied that thin Country has a if year lead in i i i 2 race to p tifp ri th f itigsi levtu1^ science. V O LU M E XL1V N A TIO N S, N. Y id’r Britain today called on the U.N, to get on spi-niilv with a vote on the various proposals on the (oniposltion of the Korean nenci1 conference. T E H R A N , Iran t/P)— Premier Fazollnh Zaliedi's forces today arrested Mohammed Mossadegh and three of his lieutenants In a house in the center of Tehran. • I A N M U N JO M (A’)— I he great Korean W ar prisoner exchange passed the luiilway mark today ami there was every Indication the Reds will start sc ,ding hark larger numbers of Amerleans daily. A strike against the Southwestern H<-|| Telephone Co. Itegan today. The company operates In six states The strike involves members or Ih i^ T lO Communicallons Workers union Off. A lfllO C. KINIIY, rooearehor In a e|v|e club trill rein voter,lav, Ill' r e f e n r i l In .. to, 1.1 I,ill tl the I9 M sexiion nf feci Irtf Tnnr pm |il.M.ihrra The ...eiixurt- which trsssrd the Hon.se wasn't the mine • a that 'Which resrhetl the seere . 1«rv of state Somewhere Slone the line «„ — „ ___ _ . . V Gov. McCarty Challenges Duvol r en4*'d In fo il'll l hiMi I n*ifr* Iti the rddfi nyeiM **f Hie clly A Senate TALLAHASSEE '» - Onv Men McCarty tnlij Duval County law enforcement officers la » personal conference today it they don't fret the* can hand)* Uic gambling sit uallnn "we'll hevc> to find someone who can.” He told them he felt there "lit no excuse" for Duval County real dent* holding 43 nf the fl* federal gambling stamp* Issued to far this Dullness year m the whole itate. Citrus Outlook Good For 53-54 S o to W illH tilfr " ' Opponents Widow MIAMI BEACH - Kenny Yules, a homesick youngster from Concord, N .C . Just starling mil ss • professional boxw . is looking for flghtv Yetes need* the money to help the widow of Robert late. Modir j »on. WIs., Marine sergeant who ^ died Tuesday night a few minutes •Her Yatei hit him oyer the heart In the first round of a preliminary Itout at (he Miami Reaeh Audi­ torium ll was Yates' second pro fetalnnal fight. Death Investigated ^ ” ''ftir i lull lent hri’ii tnltnlllnlfil. ie or rrewlv to. nr xml atnis »»f r*iitn>4 to lake n Miff rii* mi tut ti<»n heimr ll T ITU S V IL L E Uh— There was no criminal negligence but any of the threa drivers Involved could have prevented an accident killing an 11-yt’ir-olri boy near here Tues­ day. a coroner's Jury ruled. The Jury reported Its findings yeiterdav after Investigating the death of John Charles Duffy •"mmitf pp Hi h U invest f^Htinif the ( AMI* M IQ U AR RIK Ji Only » Miuabhle among citrus men and a significant national recession can spoil the prospects of a good I DM 31 citrus season, says Robert W Rutledge, general manager of Florida Citrus Muliml Speaking before the annual rit rus growers Institute hero Wr.tncs day, Rutledge repeatedly stressed that p ro file I a for the tteW Season about to gnt iindi-r way are good 6-Year Citrus Study Ended ('AMI* Ml (J1IAHRIK Kxprn mints in use of oltrogen on rlor Ida rllrus trees have shown ll doesn't make too much difference whet time of the year Hie fertlll/ er Is applied, a mxTlculltinsI r<ported today Results of a fl year study of m Irngen «p lib ations were given to the annual citrus growers Instl lute hy Dr Waller Reuther. prln clpal horticulturist of the- I' S ()e ' lent of Agriculture at <b B . Moose Convention M IAM I Mt—Judge Willard Camp hell, Columbus, O . was statist to become supteme governor of the Uiyal Order of Moose at the ns tlnnal convention today, succrrd Ing Frltrhof T Sallness, Saginaw. Mich IN THE HERALD: 5 , 10,And 40 Years Ago AtHJUHT 20. 1913 The Seminole County Bank lx (he name of Sanford’s latest bank­ ing Institution. The feature af this bank lx the fart that It will tie strlctiv a home Institution and every one of the o fflrci* xml dlrerlmx • is residents here, are engaged In Imilnem, and *■» Interested In building up the city of Sanford ami the caleiv delta Workmen are busy this week tearing out th« walls of the front part of the mm! room and two upper room* of the Welhoine Block A for the Installation of a fine elevator service. Thli will make the ™ Welborna Block one of the moat convenient office buildings In this ■ section. ______ With the manv side streets (hat have been bricked lately, San­ ford now hold* the prise for being the best paved r|tv of the Sooth and on* Is able to travel almnat anywhere In the cllv and never leave Ih* brick. _ . _r - _ ti A U n ilH T 20. t i l l Hen fold motorM* will have until Hept, I to lake their rurrent "R" and "C" gasoline book* (o the rationing board for Issuance of ntw type ration books, the board announced this morning, ffO i At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Seminole County ' Chamber nf Commerce, plana war* discussed to Improve hospitalise- ilofi " It waa the opinion of the board of directors that this organise Hon should definitely get behind a sound proposition to improve hospital conditions In nur community," said Mayor Higgins. Mora than bt.lbo pints of Juices, fruits, msaU, preserves, end vegetables have bean put on In the 13 rannlng Haasea for adulta conducted alnca March I, under the progress of the Bureau of floral War Production Training, It was announced by Alea R. Johnson, ekauman. A IN U 1ST 20, I I M Fred Wright and Marcel Falllo war# Inducted as Lions by Henry WlttJ, and ware welcomed by the member* and by King Lion Hamll- on the sex hablla of humans, de­ clares on h li arrival In San Trancisco for a vacation that woman are lust as honest in tailing of Ibelr experiences as men are. K in­ sey's furthcoming report, “Saatisl Behavior In the Human remate," Is expected to reopen the contro­ versy on the value of the ra«e«irher‘i surveys, f fntrmaHonfl I) 3 Negro Schools Closed; Students To Attend Others ■gru The use of thrre onrroom Negro school* in the County I* beinc dis din continued and Hie pupils will lie orted hy bus to larger S s, the Coii nly Board of Huhlie Instruction decided at a special meeting this morning The school* being closed are at Kolnkfe, fitm*VH and* Foriwf city Knlnkcc children will he liken to Oviedo, (ieneva pupila Id Sanford, and Knreal City children In Itos ciiwatd School In A I I i to n a t i> Spring* The hoard, according to n. T Mllwc-1, Counly siiiierlntenilent, was of the opinion that greater rdura tlonal opportunities w->rc available to the children in the larger schools than In the smaller New teacher* were employed this morning a* follows: Mr*. Ken­ neth II Echols, West Side Primary School; Mra. (Ieneva Cochran, Lake Mary School, Mrs Dorothy Wrhslcc, Lyman High School, Mrs ftewlr White, West side, and Iniiirs Bird, Midway School Mr Mllwee wants In call atten­ tion tn Ihe farts that school starts Sent, fl and registration. Kept. *. All school huira will br running on the registration day. Major John Bolt Relaxes At Home a Major John F Bolt, first }et sc* of Ihe United Stales Marine Corps In the rect-ntfy ended Korean con­ flict, arrived home last night after going hy air from Korelt In Jack sonvTlte "It'a awfully nice to he here, tar cry from Korea. pleasant change," he commented today. The major will remain Imre until about Sept. 10 when he has been ordered In report to Ihn Bureau of Aeronautics, Navy Department, at Washington. D. C. He was mat yesterday hy h>s wife at the Jacksonville Munici­ pal Alrpcrt after flying In from the Wtef Coast. He left Korea Aug. 12 and arrived In (he United States last Sunday. Millers Hove Girl (Ini Miller, popular red headed manager nf Ihe local Firestone store. U wearing a big smile and la busily passing nut cigar* lo h s friends today. The reason la Ihe arrival yeatei ' yesterday of lillle Mias Susan Mi|ler at Fernald Agnea Susan Inn Memorial H n a p l t a l , a ng In ' ' al aix pounds, one ounce. Mra. Miller, Ihe former Pal Dar den of Raleigh. N. (* and Ihe hahy are getting along nlrely, (■da staled this morning, hut he and the baby'* seven year old brother, David Patrick, are atill up in the cleuda. Heavy Rainfall In- rxphiliM'd. noil new primary loud construction Uill l.r stalled nl l hoc plm-rrt, KccomitirlldtiHoo, for new con strut-lion weir pieseiilid ycslcntirv hv County A It v I luvd !•’. Itovlc. foi the Coimtv Bo,ir<l of Com OilsxionciN, mid In Stale Hep Voile Williams Jr who lead the list ori'imrrd liv the Seminob' Cniiutv ( hainbei of t oiiunerre. The rerommrndaitoiis conflicted according to (hr1 unity which shoiilil be riven lo projecta bill not so much arcordlng to lb> projects Iheiiiselvrs Ik, ( 'until \ Coliiliilxion gave lop puorilv t" (ieneva Avc. Impi>>v,'iiient. while the CnfC askeif th'l French Av<tre widened first. Mr. I.lovtl rrolllted out that lie Is charged with llo- rcxpnlislbilllv for Incut lim nrojrcl.-, and tbeir orrlcr, but that lie still was in lerested in receiving iernininpriiln tlrriis for priniarv piojn-la from cities mid counties in In, tllstii,' U| he WiOlldu't hive rerplealed •to III Aitonjiiik' tn Mi W tlliriin . Mi 1.1 ftv*I tulfl fhc kiH'in vuiitunla v hoiiM, Mi*1 whh flu toust n f c i mfit in M(»riiU huri liffh till* fuft WF fIIff111 TlilV8* Jl It!»» trl Ktii 11 Tir•«iik?hI »t»il Mia»T a u g u s t jo . >111 (it* 't I ■»* cut » \V |» 4 Roporl Directs Adiliiio'iii! 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Il<* t.uH tli .1 (ppp i- t lt a l I" -I m * i"* * 111 it-‘ um I* > klfpr-'I or ..IV I’U< “ • III ,1 in’ ll 1 • u n .i piI | i -i |, ii t |l... .................... * IM" 4 *1 lof.il OiiinbliiK) l.tkes Anolliei Cum I Bciilum ( 1 . * ikf* 1 ■ • *1 ■ .- " 1 t|l "' .* 'll' Mf . " - 1.4 41 **1 * it r ! * , 1 * ■fk 1. 4, ! 14. 1 tl V • ■Mi f f * 1 1\ 'DM vv.\ nut Mi r *1 * , 11 \ v M i l run » l b t * ail* fu * r-1 tu 1 , l u ! fc'*‘ ' i ' p» • 1 1 m ; f" I n 1 'U*lf * tl M M" ' V i ll i 1 *14 | K r *f r■ ' U »' f ,M*. a 1 | if 1 4 * tl II f 1 . *«•* • t 1 I ' f e * Miff >1 1 * " 4 U" ( a1 11 f v > , * , ) * , ( ; . ,f | 1 **1 ,1 . U i . ' 41* * t . Mi 1 , f «( IU i " l ,. 11--MI f|rM p.4 hu.ll -tl ppIp. ll lung h » ( C | n " l | » I h .......................... Ml lr il-liit« ilH i . M . In* •! ,1 « ( l Mu .........1 . ( . • r' -1a. 4 "1 II i.ul' i( 0lu­ teM - f t.ft I | ‘ Ii | ♦, M » •1*1 ,* Ii. Ml Ml |m ill. M »I .11 I l»|4 . if, , 1 •• • t ,1. 4.) ||f.m 1 111 t ilia I U " inV mu ' Hun ■ t t li I • "FIM M I 11 ............. .. 1n'11 "imfl* "t "i i-M'i**' " •% m fri* 1 Aditlfs Mny Obtoin Complete Repot I •M I ■" Mm I. . 1 i t i ­ Ilf . ||*iu* ' • mu 1 fir.I li- lemnrtl *vl.il pcoplr I i i h I I v do | I . •I f|ii' • uftd (fire M ' "t"nM\ "» ImfC I 1M I *11 f \ |inl*" ul if " t u t' flu ' I(if 'fl'!’ t I *f44f•' 'f Hi' *"HfiVi UI'U Ifl V 1 Mid lit a V41•9PtM I , III'" I M| ,f dfl ‘ 1*1 III I I .... II Kinsey Authorizes Publication Of ScionliTic Findings In Latest Book On Sexufil Beltovioi nisms and lioro.oue iollueoces In sex Despite Its ini'-, Dr Kinsey says Ihe bonk does not pretend to re port sex behavior of all American women, much teas w om en throughout the world It exrludes Negro women In* cause not enough had hren Inter­ viewed. H has some llinltallima in geographical representations, but Dr. Kinsey says the findings are l 'i i It ' ' •l.- * ' f u ) t- t i i ’- 4t rim lle ru iil U today puhlinhing an m lilm l version nf Mr A lfre d f Kiimey'n la lra t rp|nn t mi aoxtial im tm vnir Tin* declHlnn tn om it much n f I In* detailed re|a.i t wa s made a f t r r sevortil meinhera o f the Seminnle f'm in ty M in in le ria l Aftn n rla tin ii had hern ('(inflicted. They agreed w ith Tito llo ra ld editnrn that pnhlicatlon nf lln- r iitir o a r tir lo in a d a ily nows, nnper m ight not hr in tin- I mat intorratH o f tin- youth in Sanford and S m iiinolr (V tim ly trn w rve r, tin* iln ra ld Itaa a v a ilu b lr the cninplrtn a r t id r w rlM n i iiy AUmi Rlakralee, AuHnclalrd I ’reas S clrm c R e p o rlrr. A dulta ivhn iln iir r a cony may atn|» at fh r H erald o ffice and idek it up Thera w III im no charge fo r litis service, ,'*. l Ml i I 1•4a t 'ill! ( - .1 H I 1 1 t 1 • 'III', T | frit Vkll.i *|Hf*t-t» 'l. uhu I) , Ult'|,niif4r»| Ml ij’ rFf tn roiivmufif. . ih ' ■mini 1 *f ii Hi U» ***ff**rtl*Ht 1 ftful 'fl nlM( I It .HU ! if'IIM 1 f ' 11ui, ^vri* tj» 1.*-1 m111 mi 1 in mi* ii m•I ,Mt 40I■I10vU I. ft* fill |•f I Hf|* » ' -lilMM'flt t**1*I*I* iff... I * I I*. lijifl**' ' t ( »t I f at i n' f ♦'« " l -I i* *'!*', I'- I. *i f s|i li t*1 'I'l" » «*-I 1*,1(Hfl 'hit 11-1U" I ( <11(1 S(* i I* ' t | ,llfil t * rI frti ■fl I'' * •c1I ti* 1 t k a Ml |u-1 1 4 ' ft f |■ 'll 1*if*' I ►i'll, j II UMI I , I I- || 1 -• - f , ■ I 1 (1 ......... % *1 . n | Ih, I .I , l it*** t - 4 ( I * 4* * 44 I , ' * , •* '( «Illl .if m fitful uf H07.n l | 7*1 rnllr*'- I 'U' |".a ' Sf>*' '' ,f \ . i .tniiif i.*f•• \it*liV111 Jtiltn !• Ih * ,Ufr||1 *if S*'UUfl"|i* f (Mdlt V <lltlij|H It'Mfi'l.t <*t|'i’l f mil s in it ii i*»Mint '■'! I"» ni M fu' I" uiMfltfU' *4 (tl 8*4.-1It*1411 11 " ' • 1 * ? Up.I . ' m O n J u d g e 's O ffic e A iid it "ii tlit •*) 11*iU*l *i(ufM I fi I » u ' I I... tI . r* , ,11|rfI**• Sf a- l l ft MU Mlift |« *|!|iw-xt••a1, 1 If) I f|4t' I UHldtl* 11 I 291**1*' III "ffl' f (I !»'*'*!| if S ♦*U W(Hull* A HU ||M, ,fMl <|l|l IMU I '*J* 111,* 1111* tl It' fl1a‘|m I *iI»' ill **•I(11k" "* ' »'■ I .«jl *Vt * It I' f*"**r ♦#* *Ilf •>■•ua*\ if (||»* » ts. 1 *sf Hiu v* 1 * H Ii. 11 f .i» hi t, 1 it if) iu nf* « •l**fu ti r.f i r 11 1 u • i ll* 1 ft'H*l\ lil'ti'i* liltill' *1im1 *1 hiiii»<| Hu tiiHim lm* k l*» Hu 1 *i»mlV \ *I ('fill 41m*I) I w*i.; II*** ,if ,11cl 4 if I "ii M im -El, |Wi'l, 1 1u Mt h I'I ir*!' f(M|( 111 |(i|v«*rH u 11I 1 sin t•I*4* "f AUiE l T,! 11114*pu1**<I ft*i flu- hi a! 111*10 1 '(* Hu - -*.j»f ‘ 1 «u 111' until.., .Ifiifri l i t ». f'-r S ta te O ffic ia l R e p o r t::s munllv "I Ho-1 JnsAccording MH,ISsn■Ins (ti.mly f to meifihe" liissl,.. i'l. Seminole Junloi n.atoi'ci M l, •' H l.l.gg. "1 '<llllll.ll of Commerre. who are klugimi the received mini la t nlglil ll.al bet le tjiUtr Dnv f'elehrafo'ii •' \oo, SI,ill ‘igi Rodni-y IV.Ivon l.i.v K ido Springs for Iheir Vmiih been reiairled miv ing oil i limit Aclivlllea Funtf'. more Ihm. •nivi mg (rip hi Al.i iii sgi w.ivo.i tv Central Floridians will alicud flic slalluoed m Aliivk i will. Hie 1' S hlg evenl to hear Sen flen.gr. Army |ietail> id Ho- 1.111.1111.: trip Smathers. Rep S A llprlmig lr WfWf* fitit j||i<*’u (» U I l "t i l IV 4* M'l', t t'rj 1*1 itj.fp*' and lo see Ihe mayors of Seo.ii.'dr ill ftlli'f f*'F ru r . live frr*< ml" Counly. IH r" *'*"111 *.llll-ll, 'ft'Mlutil <4 lull A hlg |Mirffrin ol fhr crowd ->>11 I .(("tl. * MUt l t V Jili'IV*''I'l M *' ' be Interested fn tf.r liraiiti i-nnli f " In u 'in -ti Hir ,Tlir||*a» l)itlii***llHfrU when a large eoniir.groi ,d , n. ,P r I v«i|i« WindMir n*«v "U# im <l 1 lu new <ti**"tint Iral Florida heaiilles will h»* cum 1 "ii 1tin uf 1tu* uti Hu f*gun t .Im-I," nellng for the annual idle ><l fmilul fiitf t:>ulh In t six mrtnlu i Jury 111 f mffiiy « **'tif yr-stri<l i> , ta(l 4! 1 *•1»1 1111n l "Miss Sanlando Springs" I li- **I*1 Ilk*- Im |i'.i||t Milt Mill The arhedfile nf rvents i- m ,. lNmuMiii tin ih m:i‘ , uf illr^.ills j; ) Itl'f Hr UilH < 1II(jilt Hji ilM'lil ■fit*\k t nfflrr ■'<111*'(’t|U|I inn comnlellon I'resldn.f < Id U 1 "NUhlU'H 9919*1 IM VMil'llt 4if ;*• Aides sal'l todnv, "we ............... srinint; *»u ffii* Sf .(nfins IUv*«i ksv» if ready by Iha end >f fitWilirUnr If flfii-d Ifisil fir fn* i(Mi!i» I., lu* fit Mir file rxivgif I hi*I Huvp.l if tv,is Int; il in srin nfi llir fit*1 "ffu * 'iif-i 17.lift hurl (Mi ri week." In Ihe inenntlnip. Sanlando Sf Jnflits If iv 0*i Imi a.lit wilt rf tfif#11 "f MffY.iilil 7ft in driver ‘ *, Springs Manager Jack Hulls <i<I fish firm MJirr , till Iff Illl*' ( l l uf f K i l t VII* , A six m.hi im v <i« *imi«t<-*l Nr l!if **-fi • hu uuM i A 11 f*M"lint * nf Hist preparations are being ... ole lo lake rare nf Hie huge irowds Kim* Hrnrv.i f i |ifi«*lI. rh/irKrtf tin uflu ** u •m* k» |»i tin m « u) i(*nl and In see lhaf Ihev're entertained with fltiNfiulf 8iid hitlfrrv Ihiv Im u ' wifti M*|i"rlr tn tlir Ntnfr. royally moriiimc ill IV4 I V Ill’Ml II#1 ‘ll VI 4141M I tillin' J|f)r | lion and iH-cupalions It aiso draws upon ti.e lostitule's III.Win volume sex library, hikhi sludles of anlhrntMilogUla, gynecol nglsta, paychlnlrtafa and other ex perta, niton analysis of sex taws sex Ufr In other countries, sex life of animals, and Individuals' sex diarlea and calendars. Five special chapters tell Ihe upto date story of the anatomy, physlologv. psychology, nerve meca- ( K r . . . »*. 1 •ii .*1 - I' - ■ ' I lit —*9 ♦ ' • ' . 1 I ( fl I lli| f Counly Mayors Asked To Attend JCC Celebration BLOOMINGTON, ltid_f»t M (red C. Kinsey sulhoriied |>uli|" a lion today of the sclenlltl' find logs In nls long awaited vc--n.l wwli, "Seaual ilehavlor in il.e Human Female " II la more than just stall,-.(u m candid ronfesalnns of wlial women do. By comparing men and won, an, U offers keys for hanptrr nurflagea and sounder aes laws five unusual chapters tell the full >rl ence nf ae*. Fifteen years In preparation. Honew 42 page hook will be pub llahed Sept. I* W It Sa.md.-rs Co., Philadelphia, 14 nn More readahle than Ho- nullbook published five year* ago. Hie new report Is authorlre.l hv all it members nf the staff of the in ititute for Sex Research. Inc . at Indiana University. Main m noth « r i with Dr. Kinsey are Doctors Wardeli B. Pomeroy, Clyde F. Martin and Paul K. fiehhard All profits from the bonk go to Ihe institute to continue the male and female studies and for future reports on sex laws, marital ad­ justments, sex and other Juatmenta, sea education educa till I •»*..- f u , . • f . | . I -a (y >14 1u t'Mf! tin *t i tu^mu in.I Hi it '*ai * it u11! (ifflu ilirt I'd nf r■»i!<I ill "i i"filin'"! Hu till* l‘"mt| I ti"ft ifftiuitf * ri )MU ,*. (11 wh*M(* 1"11 >1 Will 1. 1.41Ilf It. 1 U Ifu* 4«-|11 *'4**|1>(if Iv** •nut Jarl.lt M*■) .(U, ^ tu1nf v 1 ••IMIII •* )"(* «1 *)>l »iu* IM"ie* f - |lf*' *fltl-rf tl Ml H< ■'"111 tv 4,1.e) * 1 ufMiiU•».* * .) ■1 rt, a ft||e I*v Mi 1 luV*1 tul 1 1 '""li < if \ M*t1U1MM 1 |i*1 *,l >ll.al Ml t Im> t U .,1 .* ! t h i* 1 1 11-- -(» 90-+ In ** v*ti eel Ml t n ll" Mi l"> 4) 1 ■Ut ll ••(f r> 1* 1 >t *> II* ’* I*|MUfA1 \ 1 •M'l «.* (t »n t |'*(| *"tllrl III' b.l "1 "ll 1. IM it m•*•! »<»11 11r •*1 4,M\ i -ta* ( >I) ItIf I 'V tli* .*)*!*' i:.* t l». fHnsTM m|i Knfli thf» -hilt* m?i f 1 ) ♦» ' ! « I*t | UUIIU" 1 Mi VV 1111,*tu ml Hi.*! Mi <rtllfliV hvuli li miI \%•«*fk**«l fm fwvui if lnii %Aiifli vufft a Hit »mj*h 1 ll" 1 *'ifil'niUftl ii" •t*|te U-i«il ■III 11 *4>4lMi *1Ul’Uliit uf Ml"IK \ .It *M. ! IMA l( | 1 li, H 1 "Hit > 'll J il l 1 4"fi Ifi'l Iflil Hit' UI" f III11 f t -kit V |" " !*•1 * " 1!1 li.ItVI" ♦" tu* li •11 •)M(* *'f fM <\ Mr U HlfaimMil Hill! Mi t tr.v | li fill "l*U|e, 1 r*li sTUMlf UUIh t **l s*'ll Will I** Ml i li'Trliiflil Mil'I fit* ' Itil I'l t'HFI'H U'»* Stiff) hU Hill •lift Th* si nf** i i'|im f (Hiii ivr iminlftl " ’>*t fr"III t tin* flll'rt IIII? ill'Ml I Mills ivilh •ini'* iniiimi v rimiln, mil rffUlHty i **'it(A. ||* %j\ nli4ll|i’(l flu* itiluiiilV »u*»*l > .i i * Until with All of lliC tnavors nf 'icTLinob hifit , titilh <*'tinf\ fniirfi |M» ifit" Counly fltllM have been mvbfd In I*i •fuhlis IMiiiji, Ii|i(| Hu* f niiitts fillemt Ihe .laser* sponsored Son t -iMfiit . -inM tmih' Hu* i|i-*mittii.i amlo Spring* l..tlvtr Hay udela , 4 tu th'* Mill f|Ml tl till lion Trie mayors "I Sanford rffh**i itfft ml'inif ill*' uu'»*iim: Oviedo. Casscllieriv. Lor.gw'iatd i*'|fli lm 1*1 iiui* ftiaiIt mil fi" Mt and Allainoi.lr Springs ,nc , •■h * ' mi•-1 * iiimii >i**i11t I: • (ircted Ur hr seen nl the tunutl f1•MflI I If IK I 'll Ik«»' Mill W IIf evenl 11III*11 ^1 * I *ll " f Hl|||l V *II Mayor llambdl ('hast- of s.,n . I||*MI . I"ll»l |\ •»I**I I ll S * "Ml lord and Mayor .bisepli I Laud of III Iw-sUtlM ' I .11 .♦ jfin kum hlir*’ Casselberry nave abends arlviserl ,, •f Hu •iff V.ilii* VVil Ihe Seminole Co.mlv J n r r r , fh.if ... itnrf •"U!»* l»Mihv they will allend Ihe hlg even' A special evenl Is Ircing an mg ed for Seminole f'mmfv nin-.r A total of 1.14 inchea of rain fell yesterday at the off it I al checking station railing (hli month's tout to 4.80 Inches. Bud ttnuahtnn, lo­ Th* City of Sanford has f 80,000 svallsbls to bu build a swimming cal weather observer, said today. The average for the month of Sanford would gat bo o ), A poof Is a definite asSat to any city but Bar mneh a w n value for each dollar saMnded for auch a purpose, If and August la T.10 Inchea. nan price* drop and man a rt looking for work. 1HJHT----------1 1IPF 1IUU BU W H receive . Florida farm had a M l Income of 18,700 last year," a m * draws on Inat C. R. Dawaon. "This I know w ill b* new* to some 1i m — females aged County ealary growers," he added. 2 to 90, of variou* religions, educaUr > T im ts n A v . New pilnimv .".iitxtrurtln , in tin »I ,ite « ill ittng<- u|,-,ti »tntr rn iiln o i*' rrpnrtu, .1 , Kaxtiu, I l«\d Ii.tie t Imt.-I inru.h-, ..f the Sin lr Iteiel U*'p,iilt.tP.lt, (" II it - tni.inlr teim lv d-'lr.t.it.n.i voter,lay, lint <i■it■o <i -i omil.rltdathui- fleet 'lie vn,,n,,< rutmltet Traffic survey* will dl'termii"’ u l.-i- till- tn -n l.-il i.eed* lie W A S H IN G T O N (A’>— Senate investigators made puldie today sworn testimony hy a former tiovernmeot Printing > Office (GPO) employe that she knew Edward Rothschild took a code I rook and other secret military data from the plant during World War II. W IN TE R PARK tA’i KOite Itre J.mr* K lir .it ( ('range t'nuntv tins pronosetl phntnatatlhg .ill ltilln itiliii<ltieei| in the Florida I ealslaturr- to preclude any lempi-rlnc with them. i l o h ih a Engineers To I)eeide Primary Road Work I n i puliico h ere w ith trims h ik I French iirn iy Iutikn. *State News Roundup Photostating Of All Bills Introduced In State Legislature Is Suggested s \ I'K t m n , Sanford-Titusville Canal Nixed By Army x RAB A T. Morocco (Ah— The Sultan of Morocco was deposed today hy the French resident general who surroundpi ! Established ItMtH o l" M * 1 M' l u » 1 ' i n l l . l a . i* * 1s M •( I f f 'I MM I |'l l*t( 1 U M| t i r i . | , | I M -11 f 1a v 1 Hi n • ,* * >4* 1 1 1 • Ml 1 ♦>!**'( 1 -.) ¥ ♦ | \ | t | f l i t L i u f. u' " 1 #■* ' Di e |t i t i» n *, »44u t ’ **4! .f , 1 ". i| I mi Mfi» v* 1 1 fl" U 4* 1 i u U;** IVmj’J » - '»f( u .hum tin t i l l ***• ( *il | II t *if 1 lilt 41 1 f 1 ^ 1 " T "* ' u \'t l l , lit | i l l i h 1 | ' IV >* fm* M M e n , f . 4*1 f *' i ‘ ,,.H. p.l M i l l - n i s i V*5 i r * if near I v o.'kk* vooi.’ o up* ... 1 1 , 1 senleit ill flit, lipnd, 1,1 |p-'i 1 -*nl i ft" 1 1 1 1*% *x tpp'-rled to 1 in .1 in' lived ,11 10 Ip.lr, (»•!*,*' lug diuul 1 Im- > 0 m u 1 * " ' l l 1 17 |ie, eeol -U Ihe loli.l If (H.puliitinn New York. I'c.m.U <sola Hliool',. ludl im . ‘ .llbuuM Weather New Jr.aeV, Ml.lo lln . Id., M *, -.* ehuselK and M.irvl .ml Kin ,e. >tionir *0 "i-eisipn.Ur ,itvs ...ore III ,ln. I.*-, n.n i|ip,'p|ei1 i ' i i H v *«IH. <i«att>iei| ,lt im ',i rod from women In (lie Muilhei.l. I* 1 -Imiit' elfle NorlliWevI ll.e lllgl, I'lali.s, Hmodeivl.i.werr, Ibiough Friday. and Rocky Mu.mtnin ure-.-, Ml women In this liutk 34.2 per Movie Time Table cent hud never I,era inatrleil wf.en HIT/ Intervleweil. *1 4 per ee.il lin<t "The *<re.4| lUnux U p'D Ing" hern or were I lien married, end I no r*.*M 1 ;io 0 U. ■ st-OH 13.2 per rent were widowed, -tep arnted or divorced. Sixty per rent tl!l*J were I'rote.stunt, 12 |>er rent Cj.Hi m o v if l a n d ollc, and 24 per cent Jewish. Ho "Flat Toil" says more Catholic and devoutly Hlnrtx 7;’J0, ft-.iloru 7:1.2, tail Jewish women need lo tm repre sonted. l �*m w w i ivM 'm H -B o m b N o w s U p s e t s F r e e W o r ld Thij Russian Premier’* announcement th a t hi* country now j>o*seM«8 tho nocrot of the hydrogen bomb wn* disturbing Mown *W ‘ bn" lippi’c’VitV.y. world. It uunu an no real mirprise, however, for it wax almost Inevitable that they Mhould nomedny find that secret. The effect* of the announcement may eventually work to the advantage of the United State*, however. The firnt reaction In Europe may be u renewed feeling of Insecurity. Perhaps out of this feeling of Insecurity will come an awarene** that a common European defense organization is more essential tbmi ever. It i* hard to pro* diet how Melenkov's hydrogen bomb an­ nouncement will affect the coming elections In Germany. There can he no doubt that Malenkov's statement was made for a particular pur­ pose. Whether or not Russia ha* the hydro, gen bomb. Malenkov'* declaration that *he does wa* calculated to frighten some of the European pnrtlen which have thus fa r cast their lot with the United States. It could have quite the opposite result and make those countries Increasingly conscious of how closely their welfare Is tied to ours. TO D A Y'S Ml III,K VERSE The sturs in their course fought agulnst Siseru. as Ice and snow fought against Napoleon. God gets tired of tyrants and conquerors. The Lord dlscmnfitled Hisera.— Judges 4 : JR. The Sanford Herald i:*m iiiia h *< i in iHas ■MtVIUbfS t i l l , r . r r p l M i » M m b b S Bn b Sb . , I 'b r U I. —is® I r a n . e u M U fc r* >m a n tiirS a ta I u I I o h I b * (k r la ia .a a a s * V i a Vaara. I l l M a a a a tla l n m n Ik e M a y T e ll O f B o m b Right To Know OTON WASHINGTON B j la r r la r a f ta M iia lh a •3-UO Y ai nar Illl'riliS nvr«a l.Xr , r r stark lla a wualfc S I* H u s lh a lis t IX, TS re T elling Me! o il •l.« V ra r illJ M A ll u b lla a a a a n ilr a *. r s „ i , n l Ih a n k s , r i M l a l l t H a n * a u llra a n l r a la r la lH in tn l fo r 1 ha s a rs in a „ ( ra la la a fB B a* M ill n> a h a r a n l f« r a l ra a a la r n n i - r l l i l s s r a la *. Hr W 11,1,1 AM IMTT ('antral Prana Writer -- - M ra ra a a a la il XsiiMisiir h r lla a a r a l A A xaa llsIa a aaslaa. la r . thil-iUi.X l liam haa » l I'H H fH irrfs IIIS s , t lla m a . r ia n ra la T b a H a r a U la a a a i a l a r n f Ik a A aan rlnlad I'm , Sthlah la a n lll|r ,l a s rlw a ls a lr In lh a uaa fa r sa |,H kl|. r a lia a n f n il lh a In rn l t a n s p r l s l t * In Ih la naiaaiiapar Tliurs. Aug. 20, lDr>» .Sweaters will lie who cures uhnnt the is like n cream puff, that makes the tlisli, trimmed with fur, hilt trimming. A sweater it's not the Trimming It’s the filling. SAM DAWSON B u ild in g B o o m M a y C o n t in u e \ NEW YOHK un-Savon fat years far home builders have seen about tight million housing units added to the nation's total. Some In Iho real estate building xre now open days to come. fy talking of slowvr ill But o th m refuse to believe that the seven fat yc-ar*. since the big boom started In HG7 will )>• fob lowed by seven le a n -a * In the biblical tale of Joseph in Egypt. Tliey say that around TGO.rXHi new homes will bt> needed carh year to take care of new family forma­ tions. That perhaps another 300.000 will be needed to replace old houae i beyond renovation. If the mort­ gage market hold* up, Ihe next few 3 y ear* shouldn't bo too lean. The highly active, stork Is the home builder'* best friend. The National Association of Home Builders notes today (hat Ihe popu­ lation of the United Statai hat Jual rounded out the 110 million flgu m Next month It expects the eight millionth new house 1o lie started Tbaj^ will give Ihe nation some M million housing units, or about one for etch three persons. Hack in 18to the nation's 1S1 million persons w ire housed In 35 mill!ion units, or almost 4 to a unit. And then more than half were ranters. Now more than half are owners—(f you wink at (ha mort gagas on sotne 10 milllm homes. The mortgage market may hold the key to which wine the race the neat year or so, the home builders or the stork. builders "Banks nave become very tight when it comes |o credit* fior build er*," rornidalns David Plckrl, president of the Gotham Construe (Ion Corp, of New York lie fears a building reeiwsloii the last <|iinrter of tills year and Into next, If the money market diK‘*n’t ease. The market lx tlghl because mortgage* must compete with a l,l‘i A“ PI»*y of government and prl vale securities In g-'ltinu im>ni;v fcnm investors. Total savings are catching up, however. Last year savings were officially placid at lath billion dollars. This year yv't the inuUiul savings banks, xavlnet and cur loan associations, commercial banks, and life Insurance compa­ nies all report gains. Personal savings not turned over to such Institution* last year •mounted to 37 per cent of total savings, according to George W. Warnccke, who heads a national mortgage Investment firm bearing his name. ■re commercial itor* canters, well rwtablished office buildings, and well-located modern apart ment houses. And he adds the comforting thought that "alt de­ clines enu." The fedrx'ol govrminml is in Ihe mortgage business, too. Thr Federal National Mortgage Assn holds aia billion dollars worlh nl government guaranteed mortgag (H—and may wont to gel rid of them to help the U. S. Treasury out of Its cash-shortage deht-llmll dilemma. And that might upset the market for now mortgages. Some three million World Wax' II vr4erans have taken gut home loan*. Most of the Korean veter­ ans are yet to be heard front. Around 300 million dollar! wurth of mortgages on gpartmant hous­ es have been Insured by L V Fed erel Homing Administration. It’s k<en sevrn fet yeers—for "Wlihln Ihl* margin between ac lull jHT*(mol saving* and those the builders end for tba lenders, teen in trust to Innt Lint Ian n lie* with the help of the government. ............... “Ji ““ “ ^hi h , ,were i . c iwo h o scnoois ,,i.in i1"fir i nai imere m i i y .•"**«*■ - s r ...,;; u.u.,Mnv thought among Elsenhower’s ail- it » t ^ ^ 'th c r Ilian claimed viserx, one urging him to disclos* H tjnpiiro r nrodio at least some of Americas dcvcl that lu n la h a d m ls lc r c l promo _______ bomb and Its lion of the bomb. op in r nl with S T O R E F IX T U R E S HAL BOYLE M a jo r E v e n t Is S e t F o r T o d a y liy It El.31AN MORIN (For Hal Hoyle) NEW YORK iATt—Wt-U, folks, to day's the day. This Is Aug 2U, UI33, a dale marked for destiny, according to people who believe in Iho "Proph­ ecy In Slone." They expect un event of vast Importance to take place somowherc In the world to day. Exactly what, denonent *ullh nut. Hut we shall sco wnut we shall see, to coin an old phrase Briefly, and leaving aside the heavy mathematics, the sllualinn ti this: SonH 3,000 years ago. more or was built less, tho .... Grand _ ....... Pyramid . In Egypt, within sight of (he slow flowing Nile. It became the tornfc of a king, Cheops, and his quern It was a mighty innusnleiini. 11 /nomimcnl to n man's ego, a mi­ raculous feat of engineering—mid presumably nothing more. Blit was l|7 For about a eentivy now. n'lcn lists have been prowling around the pyramid. Inside and out, lak Iny. measurements. They noted I ha I the lour sides of the base cor­ respond to the cardinal points of the compass. And they found the aperture focussed on the North Star. Other facts emerged, things that seemed to Indicate the pyramid was something more than Ju*» 11 pile of masslv-j stone. Imneyrnmbed with nassagt'way* anil Ihe is-ypts of the king and tpiccn in 1804. Charles Plum Smith, royal astronomer of Scotland, brought nut a book called "Our Inheritance In the Grand Pyra­ mid." The Abbot Moreux of Fram-j followed with additional calciits- liiuis, based nn his measurements They theorised that the pyramid had been built In conformity with same orthodox astronomical prin­ ciples—principles well known In modern science, but presumably far bryoml the knowledge of the ancient Egyptians From tnls this cam came u still more sensational theory, nimoly, that Ihe pyramid foretells the whole fu­ ture of this world, the fate of na­ tions, the wars, Armsgrddou, ami so on to the end. Hence, "The Prophecy In Stone." I dfi not recommend Itrothrv Smith's book as light summer rrsiding out In the hammock. It Is rough going. B*tt as I gather, the distances o' the’ corridors, the angles of the passageways, the intersections of ground lines, amt In fact, the rela* lionshlp between each of the varl 011s parts of the pyramid—all these things rymbolise some significant event ami future M 1 1 1 on w ii earth, ............. past m m m in is . The Oniclflxlon, the flight of the Israelites from Egypt, and >0 on, nriwu ma lily are marled So, In Ihis theory, are coming events However, the halting average (or the "Prophecy In Slone" has not h-.'en very so far. ■r Y high, Some predictions never came off al all. The calculators fixed a num­ ber of date* which already havo passed without any notable happen­ ings. And they seem to have miss­ ed, entirely, that fateful day. Sept J, 1039, when the second World War started. This, of course, was a consider­ able oversight, tu say Ihe least. So new measureinwils were made and new calculations drawn on a different basis Thst produced ell 26-MAFLB SIIOK SKATS (wSHOK FITTING STOOLS MO FT. DISPLAY CASK MO FT. SHIItT CASK 6-10 FT. OAK COIINTKUS 8-TWO TURK LIGHT FIXT. 4-SECTION CENTER LEDGE 8-MEN’S SUIT FORMS Ihe decisive points nf World War I I —Hut the re-flgurlng wax done afire these events took place. In any ease, long years ago, the m-.m who try to read the "Prophecy In Stone" xet down today, Aug 20, ID.YI. us a day of destiny in! It would be nice to know whtil the pyramid lias io store for 111 Maybe somebody will announce Ihe Invention of 4—D. Maybe Mu loiikuv will disband (he Ited Army Muybe Christian Dior will come mil for no skirt* ut all. Well, by midnight tonight we might to know, Watch the papers ami stick close to your radlu. G an/V an Fleet Back In Korea SEOUL ijx—detired Gen. James A. Vun FIs'H came back In Korea on u welfare mission today, sis months after giving up command of Ihv U K. 8th Army. He Is a member or mi It civilian group representing the American • K orean Foundation, which Is prepared to give tsuo.uoo in emergency aid to Korea PENNEYS dormant capital available (or f\*al n iito , stock and bond Invest* ment," Warnecke soys. He, however, |s one nf those who looks for a decline In general hnme-hulldlng activity — Although not In the areas, like atomic cen­ ters, where expansion is still the order of the day. And he thinks that for a time Interest rates nn mnrtgage* are likely to go higher. If u slump In home building should came, Warnccke points out that the traditional depression* proof investments In real eatate MILK COMES FIRST baxlc food. 1947 Ford 4-Door Sedan....... . $ H | 1946 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan .... f f 7 | 1948 Bulck 4-Door Special Sedan ........... « f || 1949 Bukk 4-Door Special S e d a ,! a iM 1960 Bulck Convertible Coupe $ ||H 1961 Bulck Super Sedan 1962 Mercury Hard Top, l<tP tnlkgf*, look* new . t. ■ ■ n :*hap» i awful nature end lb- ®ther urging “v Committee-said this country on Au'B jZ but aubequeii '* ,.ht' IJphomb. i tv -h e didn’t Miy precisely when— And after .Pravda's announce X , 0f a kind Involving ment. Lt-wla L. Strauss, chairman ," h {i!t5jon “ ..---------- . n!*n'an,|. UKrtnonudear „ of the Atomic Energy Commission, .. Thcrmomiclenr Is tli. U In a sil l carefully wonted stole ,fll. term for the hydrogen ment said that on Aug. IZ Kussla '* ", ' r, Brtil(tl had produced atom Ik explosion* ^ ^ " d e h y ' t " gov*-rn.rienl nn non rice ment about about Itusajan Itusslan atoinic ntmiil.g!d 17 KnlwelokaC <ln h * 1cn"n,r> nminccmcnt experiments was mil unprecedent For weeks then- hav Fisenhow vd When I’rcddent Iruman in lOlti Washington rumors that in# a talk disrlcrd an atomic tost ri Hus.is er was considering making '.i?. he .saidi |It(.r „hud occurred several to the and 11/ till’ nation, II»! I It#!!, H1 111 the till’ world, about this country’s achievements with Aug. s statement the ll-bomb and Its awful dc that • the . yUtiile*. n„ t,t| states no lonigT rtructiveneis a monopoly on «production of( f t l 1 had Hrii) m v One * report floating- around1 Ithe ’ tiiii )ivftnii/t-n bomb — Will curt' Milk in an (mauntlal. K. » - of Itaureientatlvos—both on the » a 4ai*d lhls country learned ul Joint Congressional Atomic hner ™ , ,.xp|lis„,n by the t on. FOR FAMILY HEALTH 11 » '.f i . . , . President Klscnhowcc — non that ha> P.. M in* haw hail two rules « i». Jatkso.r. ■» «•> the ICussian* vjsrr oil psychological warfare and with one ticket on the hydrogen bomb — will make a public state rutalnly one of those to be conmerit about this country's progress suited m any decision about s publc stale moot of this kind, was with the same weapon Malenkov told the Supreme Sj a.ki-d within the post few days vlet Aug. 8 the United States no Was there uny truth In a report longer had :i monopoly on pro- trial u sp ech on the bomb was al duct Ion of the bomb Today the ready written und lying on Kjsen Communist newspaper F r a v d a bower flower’sl -----desk,- awaiting his derision said Kussla had actually tested u ii l,i deliver it of Junk il? H-bomb. Jackson said he knew nothing This country nevi'r lias officially about It. Yesterday on Ids N-w , claimed tu have prod need lid York trip Elsenhower had Uvrak '* bomb although the. rarelully word­ lust with Jackson and Strauss. This ed statements given nut otter test* c a* hours before the Pravrta nn at F'nlwelnk indicated the United nuuntentenl, but seven days after States had the H-bomb t ils government hail K'armd nf the But when Malenkov made hi* Aug 12 atomic explosion. claim . .. two members , iof *ithe House ,l Straubs. In his atotofiiept 1*4>t Editor Normal' Hie Osage County Republican, published In Osage County. Missouri, bit on a novel way to make bis readers conscious of the closing of the recurda of the County equalization board to the public and press. Editor Gal­ lagher left a half-column of blank space in the most prominent s|>ot in his paper ns a protest against tho gag on information by the county officials. The clerk of the equalization board ex­ plained that it was the desire of the board to hold up release of the information ubout proceedings until further work had been completed. This 1* an old story to newspap­ ermen. Lately in some parts of the coun­ try there has been a dangerous trend to­ ward excluding reporter* from certain meet­ ings. Always the excuse Is given that the exclusion Is In the public interest and any charges that free access to public informa­ tion is being denied is firm ly denied. But despite the denials the explanations, the newsmen are not permitted to do their job of informing their renders of the actions of their elected and appointed officials. Editor Gallagher's dramatic illustration of the effects of such efforts at censorship may help to mukc his readers aware of how Information ran be kept from tho publie by pompous or over-gealnux officials. To a large extent the effectiveness of a free press depends upon free access to In­ formation about government on all levels. Only an informed and alert public can pre­ vent the raising of barriers to their right to know. ' S -r a ir .r r f • • arra a rf alaaa m m l i r r lir.u fc a r t f . m m a l I k l S m I O llt r a «r Saarwril. t-'liirliln, aa S a r (h r S r i St*. JAMES MARLOW SUNNY SIDE UP ' 7. M ilk U h (kliciou* beverage, Milk is « bargain food buy! Bo >ure your children got i quart of milk dolly— adults one pint. You cgn’t economize on health—milk cornea flrat for family health. ’51 M ER C U R Y FOR DOR SE D A N ......................................................... Merc-n-matic, Radio, Heater, One Owner, Exceptionally Clean 1IB M 00 'B0 M ER C U R Y FOKDOR S E D A N ........................................................ Overdrive, Heater, New Tirett H IM 00 ’60 OLDHMOUILE TUDOR SEDAN .................... New Paint, Hydramatlc, Radio, Very Clean 'BO HU1CK FORDOR SEDAN ........................... Fully Equipped, One Owner '4B PLYMOUTH FORDOR DELUXE .................. Radio, Heater ' « MERCURY TUDOR HEDAN .......................... 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Mi** Steven*. Mrs. |i,n ......... m ,» li c Lmu. Mr* Oxnte* Mimitl. ....I M i, lieorge .M„ff,.n \u „ i yj i;H,,,.tt Mre \ l> Smith M m .1 N tillloi, M i. ........... W,......, . M l*, liemge Sin,.. M m < It .I,,,,,., Mm A i .Moor, M ,„ Jir ttv Mm)if. Mm. h i..I It,.1,1,. Mm VVu.le Darner .1,. | hi- host,•».,•*. Mm. Hah. Kn,r Mm. Ilrnln. Blues In The News II; m ill ANTHONY The men on the softball teiim* two whd winning none. In the Snnflv Inti’r-ltiTnirtnifiil Kuflbnll I .onmu' me beginning to If* t,..w new* oi tin* gUmt helirvi' villi can <et vo„i w»t, |i inti i. *tnnt i.ri».n,i|itli'* ohm Iriivel nu'h ilnv by lh;' hnlilliiiil liquid m, th.- "g,,.... . rmitf. Homer bifida Hunidlino All tlrt.'** I.iii.’i it,. niKP' i lin'" contains Ihe Snmr* nl,oni.l thr station B.'h.'.l- *tinighi ....p", ..thi*i time* only ii IpiI to lie i *In v,*. t thi* week tmv. "*, uiib bxll" |,„| thr so-called l.een ml ill'll nut. I’erhuii* thr II't, m dupe* me inn.I off thi* werk for to bo hil thr liniili'Mt t>v |m*t ihr Snnfh, wrrklv xlutlxn new*' polieilll'lll.* it thr one from thr o.ilirr Afin seeing u mnvlr conVC'fl Klcctronb* Department '• ruins iii'i mli*t». n si "up of Nirvy piny Ihrir fir*l ....■li l‘rsiiii discussing the feala Thry hnve yet t» play ili.it nir n.ioinplUhed on a tragamp in Sanflv (..'Hirin' plnv l.rlliri m /.■ Mm thins Ini to another On Minnluv thi* VC-U Klrrtroin. (emu Hint the NAAS A.lminietm "uni it wit* iiirntloni'.l thiit a man in V I it.1 <|ii| arrial nerohnlirs I lull t 111 weir scheduled to nmkr utti th, Kingling Urn* Harnum ill) a sump whlrh hint I r n rulli'.l noil ll.nli'v 1‘lreu* l.rf.iie rn tn in s the previous Mon.hiy l.rnin*r of liir Navy. min tin! nle mull rilin decided Hill Yost, VC -ft .,,ri.*t>onilrnt asaln*l thr rr-mati'h. The two im ilir Siinfly, lii.nisht thi* teuin* wtll try^Hoaln on Tuesday. J H i f HXr'maUon'ln'VhP Sanf Ans. Wi. The NAAS i Sprela '.he m t it. , , , Sriv. ,, "flv * ■•»,,,«. along with who Tnr fact |.r * amt NAAS AilminiatraUini Administration , h|lt .............. ,|(Nl 11(ltn,|IIMP(| , he 0 1 team* .Hi! inaiiaur to plnv nn ariiali*l .ti.ln'l know hi* nnine hut innliiK nnil a half on Tuesday thi* llionsht" hr wnrknl in the VJ-112 week liefnre thr min* ranir an,I 'la t,n n l Division The Sanflv e.lkr fnrreil thrill to ion foi «hrlln in tthonnl Stan Maker, Y'J-fl2 That annii' tin* torn ir *'io ,| . n*i>oniirnt foi the Sanflv. nle,I foi Ans ill. There wa* hope *!«,, ih.in't know of any »uch venter.lav in.nnins that at leapt man in V.l i',2, l.ut aftei eherkins • tie Sami' wmil.l tie nlilr to I........ the “ttn". It wn* .llaeovereil i laye.l till* Weil, hot, like .link that there ih'flnltrlv wa* * Ill'll a Wolk, it hati|",l'i li as,rill ami 11,*’ mall mol that hr not imlf worker! Same lift ween the KASIM IN ■>! fur illinium an.I Itnih'v before flphonii'*" all.I NAAS Opi'ialii.n* lomlns on artlvr .Intv with tin* team* had to lie postponed Naval Ht'si'ive. I,.it that he al*o jsr At Ihe |iie.*i'iit time. KANItllN nlaone.l to return to the cirvu* PI (Iptlollle* i* leinllllg the league. oi,",, In- i.'lea,.' from active duty * r*liiii Imlf game ahead of the It,*' 'grapevine". In till* eaae. secimd nluce NAAS .Security ni,i>' |,i oi lde.1 the basi* foi an egt rein i'­ NAAS Spl'cliil Service* in bold ll iuti'i.'stlnu iiitlelv which will lug down the number three * i ,»i Nlipeai tomorrow In the regular wllh „no 'tin and one In** while feature column untitled "IVople VC-0 KterIronic*, NAAS Admluis- and Place*" In the Sanfly and in tialbin and NAAS Operation* foi- the Saiifon| II.uni.I. I! make* thi* low In that tniler. Although V l’ -'.l ,e|airter wouilur (u*t how many Klei'lronle* ha* not played a game more "iiderestlng” iieraunalitle* a* yet, they ale irt fourth place there must tie aiming the reprrsince NAAS A,lmiui*trntion ha, sentalive group of men statlom*,l lord one game while winning none here nl Ihe Naval Auxiliary Air m l. .* Qp<>jnt£^*4t^* lo*l {Jtittlon^ |. ^ | ---.3 •• Officers' Wives M eet A t Luncheon n The o fflie i*’ wive* of Photo grant,lr Squad,or, <12 of Ihe Naval Alt Station held lh.tr monthly luncheon ve*t,u.lav afternoon at I (Mi o'clock It, the Skyline IleatHllranl located at the Orlando Mimlcliral Airport. The wive* weir, lined Mr*. W. Camtibell to the luncheon and to SanloTil Mr*. M llelie who I* visiting ft mil New York wa* the pue*l nf M i*. I ’. O'Meara’* gue*t. Houle*,'* for the day were Mr*. W. Hi,mill.i,i an.l M ,* K. (.Henke. Tho»c a 11ending were: the Mme*. K. Hate*, S. Hanv, 0. Hfailv. VY ('ampin'll, W. Carrier. IV, ('las*. K Knglaiiil. F. P'avreatt. ^ K. firhnke. I. (Inshnin, \V. Ilnniil w Inn, A. Ilenth, I,. Metcalf, M. Nlchoiaon, J OI*„n, C. O’Meara, II. Kohrer, M. Helxe, A. Young- « C a ls n d a J L f h TIUHISflAV The Junior and Intermcdlale Itnyal Aiiihaasiiilnr* will mcol el lhe Flr*t llnpll*! Church nt 7:00 p.m. TYtn F lr*l HitplM Church Chulr will hold rehearsal at 7:15 p.m. The Junior llrolherhnod will meet nt Ihe First Hapllsl Church nt 7:30 p.m. SUNDAY The Find Methodist Church will hnld Christian Adventure Week for nil Intermediate* starling to­ day nml rnntinuing through Frll,* V' MONDAY The Heartlall Ave. Clrrle will meet nt the f'hnnel nt 3:00 p m. TUKHDAY Th# Unity Trulh f'lns* will meel nt Ihe Valdez lintel at 7:43 p.m. wllh Carolyn Parsons a* leather The public I* Invlled. An en»y way In roll cookie tlough t to n M N r n r n u rn t i n Joe Keves Given Farewell Party The rholr of thr Klml Christian fuff writ part V i Church ltu' i' T up*.lav nisht to the rhiurh i.arloi for .top Hove*, who ha* I'eeii ilii** tins 't'e .-h..i» fi.i ■rveral m i . i . l l . ...... in, oil.', .loan. Joe i* bavins I lo* week for Waahlnslon, 0 an,I no* •Ihlr *ea <lutv, Seveial uitlve same* were nlave.l bv the .'hint loeinbrt* anil their fanillle*. illrrrtn t bv Mi** Haibiira llu riirt The se.uii. then *ans lainulai *<>ns* mol ilioin*, *. .iirei'te.l liv Joe all,I arronipnlihsl by M l*. N V Karioer. ami Joe Sails " A ir Mnriu" an.I "The t,o*l rhnrtl." A sift of a mII v.t ro ff.e not ami Irav weie pte*. ntr.l to M. amt Mr*. Ilevr* a* s 'ft* "f the larnrnlishtrr* t In** amt tti" Krien.lahin Him*, anil Mi tlr\e * wu» prcaeliteii with a leather wnllet luiuinv.'.l with hi* nano by thr rholr. Mm. Ilorlim *.*1 VI.* t ’li.Hu . artnl a* ho*lr**i'* ami *rrvr.l honie-nmilr lee ririini anil *ln . I lake*, rarli niece hentins lb. wnnla "Mon Vnvnse, .lor" III siren Irlns. Thour pr.'Kenl weie: Mr, anil Mr*. <1 M l.an.lie**. Mi. mol Mr*. N. V Kaniirr, Mr. anil M i* I. L. Horton. Mr. an.l M i* M II William*. Mi mol Mm. W II Youns. Mr. itml Mm It T I'cni *oii. Mm, Mranaao Ti*on. Mr* Johnny Hair anil aim. Krmliln Mr* Kilim llrrlafonl. mol Mi * II iii bai a Mail let Al*o Mr. I.ratm T h ill,a1 VI i .1itv Wallet) sin'*!* frnni Wynn ilnitr. Mirh Mi*. Ainaii.la Him rilnton, l.rr a ml Itulh Hail, an.l the In.mn sneal*. Mr. ami Mm Joe Itevea. The pally rlo*eil with one of the ehoir'* anthem* illieeterl bv Joe mol aei'iimnunieil at the oisan by Mr*. Patmer. (psiA A onah l')i,'*t,'i l b, met * i- in f a n >"h ilitlm, at the O i a n g e Memo, , , . . Ilocpital. but ,* not allow.' , t have visitor* M. and M l* II i Monte a."I son. Hilly, have telii.m'.l afl.u speo.llltg a week with i.'lative* in fieoigia and South t'aiolma Ft"' ..I*., went on a loin id the Ninth .'H*l liHVeling to I aim,la *tt,>I N i hkui h lull- Frit'll,I* will ,eg,et to b ill" llnil M i- II. M Swam,'* btoll,,', in law, Ja.k Artinglou, of Penv. died Iasi night Sennto, ami Mt*. I C Hovb and M i* Kobe, I Fi i*cl, have ,e turned f,om l.mireo*. S ('., and Henileraonvilltt, N (' an.l weic accompanied home try Mi*.* Ilosa Coke Hovle. Mr. h,„I Mrs Fred Inina* and ■hil,Iren have returned from An drew*. N ('. after visiting with Mr*, finria*' inirent*. M, and M i* K. I.. Ilawkln*. P(g# J h im SnrnJiL CUlihu J>om — T l'.r w r i I DRLbSI D r-l DROQM Beaatilnl Comforters w o o l, H I .1.Kll '•m ixrllt nut ill I'l'tiT -t m . u m liitiaI j<ins nl W in e ii ml U i .'.i ' i'.lite nml Hose, tin tii uml llm u n . I.im # nml <n e t'll n r T u t'iiiiim u um l l.ine lbinch p it p lait with p««A treat tor pte lover* is a Juicy fi> ."i ireach pie. The golden fruit, rry, leaving • 1-tnch overhang. piled genernutly into a llaky crust Put trimming* aside In make la t­ and partly c u r n il with a pastry tice strip*. Mix sugar, salt and lattice, ntnket n ipieen of plel. flour. Sprinkle 3 tablespoons of Henru.io praclie* are Juicy. » tit lie Hour is mined with the tills mixture over turltom of pis*w retrnlng suaar. A t the pie try. Arrange half the peache* irr Iraki's, the flour traps nu*it o f ' pastry shell. Sprinkle with half lb,' juice and make* it Jell. | the remaining sugar-flour mixK> mi ttic ln *t peaches usually tine. Arrange remaining pearhes. ,,,'•1 oiToi'iiiitu: in 'point tti' thru *pnnkle with rest of m g*rIbmr flavor 1 d ® " " ll.o.r mmtu.e Combine melted Itm* toll It il-'on i taka much . . ^ . , . .......... UIO". but Wtut I. used "wnwrins*. lemon Juice and rtnd . Id i, n all p.u i* of the fruit O n /*le evrnlv over peache* in .A . . i . w.i> to iiinke uiro that it shell Cut remaining pastry in rt .,■* ii to nun the lemon Juice ilnps inch wide and arrange with melted m m i marine. Th Then crt»» ci u*a on tup of fruit. Molt.l n // lr tl.e . t.tirl>iii.itiiris evenly ten edge ot lower pastry and Over the (nut pie** down ends of strips to sell I HI M l I'K ACM I*IK them to rdgr til crust. Turn edge* (makes I 3-lllrh pir) ,>f p miry under and crimp nr flute J ,*. Ipe plain 2 l-ltilespoolis up, *. ,le.*ired Hake in moderately melted pt.1l V lint ..ven i42V K ) 15 minutes. Hemarg trine * . , up tiiEsr .In e neat to :t75' T. and conllnu* J lablcpmm 1, l.'l.pOM.) tit b ikmg Jit munit a* 2 t *1»I*•' JHMill 4 lemon Julrt .............. The Htile trick of flavoring peach 1 leaspirnn I'" 111 Dialed iemon P» with lemon Juice and melted I . "|>. til. e | i mil | margarine w orks equally well with I'e.it hr* . II tl> I oilier fruit ami berry pies. ft pen lie. ) K in w n . . , I I . ‘ Cl D O W N H I . I .I'd ) T ile e jiilm n e >.l lie n il \ |*l•i " n t m ill nml i . i m t n i l ' S iitm <|u i 11d l i ni't'i's ,,i i Hu.', I I * . ." t ilt't'll, <i. tit I m ill V' III.' f/s r r» fff ( I 'm rtiirm I w i:i i\ .'Itf .iv I'l.iii Ladies' Auxiliary Holds Meeting lind I *11i'111** .Ma I I h mi nli H iif Kfltl I1Im inh iii 1 lid IIMl "H't I Mi M I It*!.' I "M * •I mil* l»l|‘ lit \ . I Ml rill \ I u ■lil \ I ,ikm (» HH lllld I « VV•*I »• |lt »* ( ||* \\ I II JMV( I I ■I I V l IIII If IIIIIP * »'VI III hIf f |i I*tMI:l* lUHi I • It Jli> li, th*M i > ul,t» it.nl l>l I I In I |t V X il l- *i» . i i* i nn ihi M 1111*1 f lu f Uti l Mil-ill,|!| I t«MUll hlM’ttt nf II. i* I I.ill,.n I t It* I Wilhditiv, UllVt Mi* f n *i M**1 t'hunh Mill Hut'dV, Will I'd h H 11.1 v i i* i In ikU jiii A»lv* hI iim * W»m*V \ 11-Ii1.1I \| iim I* • *»hi , M'Muulu •*t .*i 11111* N»in l!‘l ii ml rMfillmiiiiH I Ml II W. II M. I*,*. I i »m i N Ii h<il ifimnrh \tiir 111 Kmh rvi-tilnif 1 M !«• I \hdt( Mi. I dtt h It««unt s, fkI •* *•*•’11Kk it w11|t |ir I will I m* I >i. •1’v t ..li. . I ■ i (fJ!l i i i t VMv 11iii * y hi** j> i<I Methodists To Set Adventure Week H * h P il h y (h i- A d u lt ( M il fit MU I I I m « il l Id llJ iin t n f ,1 1 1111**111 i" r. i i r i i j r r t , i n n a t if m , n m l i vv i i w l ii ’ t n n v i f f w i t h K il H n u k in •iM *u kt*i. A ll l n t r i m r il i n t m n f Mn i ( \ m r lnvii»M | In a l t n i i l n m l lh r i i n i n * r l n | , d in s Im nf He I i ICImm K i I i ll'll l l n i l Find ir f 111m M ti'i"H lin v i mm iim n h ih r i n i h i r n r d (n Irene White Weds Robert Sfenstrom Mr .im l M is I: f w K it i* .in iio iiiii r* thr m u u . of , lin n fI41ii|*lit •*r , >1ins IrriH Whllr, I m f i l MVi l l t Itu h n rt f S irn s fi* » m ,fYi» n f M r ,»ni| \ | m N f S i r n n| rn in il Yl l ll ult Mf ld VVl’I'k Mr ami 31r* T fJ Dillard and .win* have returned home a ll., TNl* Al'lhllfl (finis |l1,M'M ((||v * I*. 'M<ling sevrnil days til Pnlalka fiMir n n u i ,M Mi- l l . i t i l i i I '.i im lin n in l''«*lks h iji t, i vi i (h Mm v . n , Mr* F. M l.ayllebl ami M ir H i (M n F* II *v n l | t f i In i' in mi Mir aha nml Fdwaril have relumed l>, i r r i u m iiiv their home in K.llenlnn aflet I Iif- n i l 11rli vi 4 ,411 1 i r 1111,i u i * 11 in I .title Ml** 1'iiitdWJraii d JTJrj Adam* spending a ten days' visit with Mi 'AIni* I Im hi sift* * was tumor,"I on her third blrthilar and Mr* H T lliiniplirer ulm I . I'M| |*| * ll\ Mi M in lJ trr. I b r n * "<> [,iM in ( Tuesday allerniNin with a parts *p,'iit yesterdav pi H ' I P ' H ill I l i l t ' \ Nidmrml ah .Strii^lrnm iim I v »imI M i I - •\ given lr> tier mother. Mis Jean wllh Ikir 'll* l: I llll.lip t. l e y anil Mr llt'giii.ild sun*..,. u n i It* t r iil .n m l n l fin Adauis nt their limnc on K. 14th (Irani 'llH I llv.ll In id. SI 'ii* I I N oble Ih'llgjitlul refreshtnenl* «l ice Mr^ W J ThiC|>t*n |>I him | m d f » W H S » S S S S M W ( ( S M M ( M M M * M 4 * (M M H cream and rake were srrvrd and balloon* and hals were given a* lr«vr m*xt wrrk fur Tu*iciiliHisii. n o t i favors Mr* John Higgins assisted Ala. where %\w will h«- Hihim * Mnlher for Alpha Drill !’( Km lrr in serving nlly ji t (hr Dniversilv nf ALMi.im.i F-.f t tivi- .........’lim it t\', n fiiniH I f i i ix'ti.,',> 1 mt |, m i . The young gucsl* invlletl to the alfair were Hnhhy !.iin<lt|iiisl. u t i l lie i «'«i 1 1 \ i l i r (••How , i , n d a y n l '_'..'Hi p m I ' il m le f t Mr. orul \lm Horn Krrlinc .uid Mark and Sieve ftahorn. Shannn m il Dale Higgins, Pallie Smith. Mr and Mr% Ihirold Drehm* .up ) n i t , j U:HH p m . " i l l I,. .li'lu 'T 'il on*' ,li,i S t,,re luuirx family ndurnrd yrulrrihiv frmn ♦ Ilnnnlr and Alan Hall. Joe Ynttn P 'D H n m In (1.110 |) m U >■Illl-Hslliy 0 4X1 II Til It, I 'J mum ( .iujmI.i Ip (hat inat Indudrd 11 1.1,Ida fl"Ir*iin. anti Susan 3tr( all' VHcntlnn (rip and Norlh Dakota Candf^jean Adams Has Birthday lay Party \T ••Ji K U T o r c iiT o v s -IO N f.IlK S - i n i; in i 1h’ h s \ \ l \ t . S i*;;' I \ \ i; i I IM I » \ N ,C ^ .. r i*; Claude Harmon, former M .-lei* champion and pro al Winged Km,I, Mamironcck. N Y . ran ott a siring nf eight birdie* and a n ; eagle in *urrc**lon mi the En.l rourse last spring. Radio WTIIK - I WO Kilocycles i n i i i N i . t r e.a. I t« N e w * I II. I S.... I'Ini. 4:yit Tl.e Itt. vil.ot Hour Stitt, " o,|.| y, a,i S■1 Kt»l.,ou New* « ’ a T.r IlMiti. xt.il.u* S la Hport* f. 4 IS i no ? : 11» M l, 1 IS 71It. A r 11*1 KH* . t i n , , In a l. I ’ l o i r s m l < „ . , * V.i . i , , l « » * l * r N ew . S tl,*1.1(1 1, lie , 1,1,1* t tta .lr S ix , N ig h , IX lIX lOtftK New * SIX, SIX * li * Jx lx xx III IS C d ic b v ld tA , Camera Store - l i t South T u rk A venue r mi V iill.lv It at I Steel Tl.e Ile x . I K:<l,lb.,i Kventlile Kaheei lr * tiamailinn I ’ u i l r i t N a tio n * f.ea tin l let ,M llo.l.e IS III. Mlllt.l f f isix f.,11 To I'rxver It a i rtlg x i K l f i t I I I 4 4 A. W. I\ e*t. to J*,iit,..re« 5 lx New * 4 3f> M o r x ln s lle l,» t|* a ( :lk N*W « 7 ',IX H aven flT T o e k f l u b 7.kk N e tt * Sinn Hport* At A maxes l i l t k J o .-k e y ’* I 'l l . , l i e l:|n M .ir n lx a lie v o llo n s 5 IS H a rm o n y T im * » * x tV n r l.l A t N ln * * :lk f ’ n ra f o i l T in t* s |x P lu lls r 1’ n ra .t* S IS W lie re A x a e l* H s .tr to T r .A d in xx l i n n f Tub f IX lIX N *W * BACK 10 SCHOOL tn Imported fcnqiibJfL J'Lanm l or pie pastry Is helween two in ts I inn (Till. .On (>rcl,**lrn nn.l Htar aheeia of waxed paper. This way II.on H aving llxn il I'rx a rsm yon won’t hnve In wash ellhcr your e .o rxix a V a riety I* P h jj H s u l A l Or a an rolling pin pr your board! To Proysr tt:lk f * WorlU AI Noon 11:00 W« m iiiia v r, m llatim*' Knrilt IMa**l 11:10 DR. H. K. RIN(» I tltln ("f> litilton, palch-pockel (w ith flapn) I0 « 'i "m il mill In n mnxt fur Hi# mini . . Ktcy or (an. Marie with new Fnprls anil (mriy lines, (hr coat will nerve in a xportcout I i h i , Mx *|.-Ai V arlatlaa piltar HI nr fin A m srl.a n a CHIROPRACTOR Ptraae call for appolnlmrwl Phone 1733 - 1746 I I I Smith Palmetto Th.,m. 3nR. cuII pkc »»• iti rlday Mnllnen la r Non* Hanrh iVorbl A l Thr«0 "odav’a Mtar -v t n a ' Bond Program -*— ---- ► lierte h ii Mh are well tnllort-ri with hanrifelled rolliirN, Hymn Inler-llnlngH and have center venlN. T $ 3 9 .9 5 FLATTOP FHarllaig H ajtfm Richard Cm Is n A N fO H t) f l A . MEN'SHANFORD WEAR 306 EAST FIRST PHONE . ,w-.i :JsL?- . m ur r*z* 1222-J / v - t j , yjf 1»» ,NT • : A ’oiCaiJj_*jry L ll» A . . . * <i * r TouctmtS* �* - r :} : w f SALE ENDS SATURDAY AUG. 22nd , t t i j S A V E $ 2 0 on t h e s e W I Z A R D Refrigerators t DURING SALE Now 1954 Models Now On Display ~ Prices Start At I lfT,| ' f"*• i' '’-V Y p ' New '53 Design with "ke Tone,7tolor Presenting—the Wlxard "Deluxe 10" With Wizard "Special 8” Automatic Defrosting I M 'M W i l l ~ A Weetern Auto 'Top Value" ^ With Hm P ith of th« '31 MATUMSI **" l-V ■■ ' ‘ $1C I ON l i y j _ , ttZ, fv*n greater than ear lomou* 'SI modell Wg 10-foot lire with gleaming ke lone trim, automatic defrosting, 4fl-1b. freeier locken twin crliperii handy butter keeper) deer ihelvei) chromg dteitlng) ell porcelain Interler. See . . . buy W liard newt V in t lated exciting feature* at omoilng lew cettl Thl* roomy Wliard hoi full-width 42-lh. tree ter locker, gleaming white porcelain Interler, imart color trim, handy fruit Mn, loti of ectra tall bottle room, five-year-guaranteed Thrift-Temp unit, flee HI titm SAVE U m t W W V* ‘ '• •* «J#d Io . THESE W IZ A R D RANGES During Sale Wizard Electric Range 18995 A Rang* You'd Export to Pay $200 fori America's Only Water Hoofers with Built-In Deluxe G as W izard "Silent Sentry” Safety Wettem Auto's Low, Lew Price V | M. New '53 Styling with Top-to-To« Skirt W izard Master Wash or Wizard Maater Deluxe Caa ^ w ^ 20-ftal. H ealer X X w w d r ® i«r luxury-ctyled with Wlt-O-Mogk cad aluminum broiler whkh may be u*ed an turface burner* at grill. Perma-Vlew oven window. Porcelain Interior, lamp end electric timer. Plot Harper Wyman fllmmer^ave burner* that cut cooking ga* bill* up to 3914, u*ui "W lcfl" Tricyda 1 1 -P rw it W lM rd T H tter IA E A Mty Hee. f l U - W { n WESTERN AUfO ■ M UNd^S, p. a im Rj IMP A T*g ' Fred M. Smith ■- . .feea f i t * J~T . ifc,1 ' V J p i i p p i ,-.i, • ll«, B* M M. �9 Blue Mediterranean Enters New Historic Period Aug' Vs ,fL_ ath’ The blue Mediterranean. soft and billowy cradle ol 5,u«u year* „! rlvllltallun and scene id many major bailie* (nr world power 7 - .“ “I'.f. '"?ul lh,‘ HoMw i * nil Dar,iar*' !ubmar hi*1 ‘, , I1!,UV s" SKm . i i hard hi'm.m. ' wT" '' fh V o'h ' " ,n" ml«hl THE OLD HOME TOWN l l t t i M i l l I# I fM lM M i l By STANLEY n mtsstfvsnfi tai& £ % $ £ & Unlied State* mastery Mediterranean I* shared with it" , control**'*!hree V.'rkV (‘ ' n ’ 1U ,,1?'' "" ''T t a ! S n aMP* ; C ! Get Ho & Go To Mike’s SUN DAY *..» A . A liA C K - P O A D F O L K S A N I D E A IS re fn e * u n —* ^ ol miles farther and committed tlic t nili I Stales and her NATti allies to a defense of the Mlildl'’ Ku'l Addition of Turkey Iwoughl in IU small hut tough divisions made op of men who traditionally distrust lliissia and who have a deep nu t inn aI inleirst hi keeping her out id tin’ Middle Kast, oil nr no oil l’uikey plus the vast and sandy distances of die Middle Rust, are part of NAT h ' s strength in this area It is possible for ttussla to invade the Middle Kast hy coming through Iran, thus outflanking Turkey to the east lint tup military expert' at Ihe NATH Southern Command hcadipi.ntcrs in Naples tiilnk il would he a costly Job. not likely to lie undertaken if Hussiu was heavily engaged ill Kurnpc When Alexander Ihe Great marched hi* armies across that great stretch to Invade India three Venturis’s Indore Christ, Mesopo­ tamia was one of the gardrn spot* of Ihe world Ills armies lived oil the land Today much of it is desert and the Itusslnn army would find scant pickings. Kven one of Alexander's armies perished trying to make Its way back from Imlm along the east coast uf the Persian Gulf Only rucks grow there More danger to Ihe Mediterran i m pipe line lie* In other iila rri. such as tile Bosporus and llarda m iles Straits cumin-ting Ihe Black Sea through Turkey with the Med i’ iruMean, and the land passaye from Austria uml Hungary into Northern Italy—narrow but feasi hie Hf the straits. MuJ Gen Uluvis Byers, chief of staff in the Southern <........ and, said the forces now available there—the Turk*. Ihe Ni*th Meet and the big African bombers—"cun deny this area to (lie llussians." On u recent tour of this area. I mVcspondenl* covering NATO discovered that each country had it* own Idea* of how the Sisth Meet would be used when and if the big blow came. The Italian* would send it up to the head of the Adriatic to help protect Northern Italy Suggiwlions that such a fleet, operating off Venice, would be a silling duck lor horde* of land based Ilusslan I’lane* from Kaslern Kurope didn’t raise a flutter. Greece would use the fleet to help break methward along the k m ^ ■ W f i t 11,o<* W *’IWO lllll* ^ (jitlt frum Ldtl* Kutk" fultimj over f r om Treatment of Delirium Tremens •y HUMAN N. lUNMIIN, M.O. | Ti<* giving of Urge wiuounle of u gtucoie or sugar Into a vein la ofTlih; uvvr-sealuui drinker who *r „ w y CM, of 4, , •, negleru lux diet lor a prolonged I lin e is a d ep letio n of sail With period of time, may heroine the hi ttie system and t h * giving of victim uf delirium tremens, ur. a* I'o lic rn tra le d solutions of s a il Is It Li more popularly anowii. d t 'a very h e lp lu l Mince m any pvisons " Victim U a good word lo use lit w tin coiisiim r .in excessive am ount Die case of tlie»e people, for it is id alcohol do lint cut fields. Iitlg r diltUult to fight otf an attack dosages of v ita m in * are also given once it ha* b 'gun , A p ille n t n t lli ty in p lo n u ol It is believed Dial delirium d e liriu m tie in e n * needs Iveavv lumen.* is caused by the swell* llosa e* ol sed.ltlve* O ne know n lug of Hie bialn with excessive us oii'ptm bai b lln l used along IIuni causing w lu t !.* known as a m ill o lh e i sedatives tia* proven "wet brain ftte rliv e In h elp ing persons dm Preliminary Symptoms UU the cl llle a l period of llils ills Ju.sl txrfuie Hie onset of an ul- ea.se when they a ie very shaky lack of llils type, ttie person has and me seeing live giealest mini Insomnia or iltmcully In sleeping tin ol mine image* fur severui days He it on edge. At mu* time ll was believed that feels worried, unit may even have uie giving of small amounts ot feelings uf persecution alcohol would help ttie suit ere.» Usually, there it lust uf app«- from delirium tremens Imi tint tits* and an Intolerance toward treatment It not used lo ■ great food, perhaps even vomiting and extent today diarrhea He then becomes dell* I f l ) K S T IO N A N D A N S tV K K rlovu. baa hand tremors, and U (I l • I have had pains In lilt extremely worried as u> whether right lieid fur th* past dvr lie will live or nut. Manjf persona In these stale* month* It treis like I am step of delirium lee animal* and imag­ ping mi a null Wlial could tre ine situations Dial actually do ruuslng lids 1 Answer Yuui dlfhc oily could not exist. Kven after recovering from a sever* attack. Hie patient be caused by • spui. m exti a pm may have a vivid memory uf ihe lion of lame pttdi luUi h (imii the Images that he thought lie sew heel bone Home times an Inditm in very sever* case* of dehnum mulhm ol Hie hxaments mound tremens, the person may have III* heel or artlulUs cap also be convulsions which call prove at (null An X ray will lielp refatal. veal the cause (CiierflaM. IM I *,« f * * * ’ Uf** Sfn'ItraM Is* I west end uf Ihe Black Sea and establish a front on the (lank of the Itusslnn armies fighting in Ku rone. Mow would Turkey use il ' To prided Iht- strait* The strait* remain Ihe one gteai iriterretlunal a**el—and burden which the Turk* still hold (unit the days when they were a tug world power To bolstr-r mil only ll* east wing uf NATO, but the whole uf Southern Kurope, tlm Turks. Greek* and Yugoslavs have a treaty ul mutual defense and assistance Yugoslavia is mil In NATO bill her slrenglh I* being built up by d irt-t aid from Britain and Amerira When she ran depend on Turkey m m |l| M*1111MM nf 'V .4 nusltt .itnliiy u m u«ii j.»!inr>- .(fill * n .ifi M» .i> nut i in i ’ ,*i v /vrn»r il Mr »1k1M ;•*ft' in1 ,i f Hit* K*ii‘ •ti< j i i J U.ifisintujx*Fit.!sinrnt■ iHi.iti1 «»♦•* 11r 4 • i»(*r j| iM ill i i ! t ! ! i ’ of i r ' i f r t i . t n l .11(il iu tn i *4> .» fnM >-|u4i il fu tf *i|ln .il» i H’Vr hi tti 1" in' 'urn. r thf \lui il 11 hi « '♦* 1in I 'u 1 , *.i I % .Hi 1 I . lit ill elltkint •n i i a .tfirit i l l l f n - M .1 H r »%.1 w p r r i * litr "t H .1 k 'III (ill'll 1 t in 1 fr if| l*v in ;s a tikj nitl ,11-»» »!i in Hnt'tnr * 1hr t h r 11* K ill! II S 'h U I h lv r f A ll/ Mm ( Ii,111v! Man lhr i»npn%t<*r iifi» knuvkii ,ix Nam 11, inr-unt* al»h 11Nik fiiN r»rii n 1 nir bn .in%di Un/inlmouA! R41’ ’ 1*1 M u rin g W n rlit W a r 11 K m i n u n th r a u lh r n h r N a m tl vk.i- m ord hi^hiv r r l i t i n l r i l I " (h r p ru p tr m^ndni a K n riM H a r il > lli.M fnutfhl aloM K 'ldt* lln* 11it - - "i n- I ikr Kiln \ 1111 || )t II sun In the h a lllv nf l.r m iii »i«l In i H iH liIr m i *4 pit* 11ti - i n i at feith f|M’r i; il r m u iM ii mi fim n 1 'ir aKnin-t I hr pt*»l hnir «' uni !h» iim *r S ta lin lit* »t •J* r b ! fu N .1! lull .il l -| Kjh 1 iMbirhiMi* in M iitii'h u ria In fi^bf Mi. I . < \ mi lb K mi r.i m lln 1 fin a l il.iy > »>f M e vk .»t I hi pF " Nilll f I IJMU iMIiwItlHn\vi*V4*r b \ tin* lu m * b«* »♦•**( h» *1 i*i i*iI mnilrr.Hr f ,ilhn Mi.in t ihi I U a m h iir la l.m a n h ul -u r r . -•*■ i p in !i u--M il Mi"' ,1p p>■if* f 1» h j v r Kim arrival at N.un hi. bit h.rih ailnU 1 unir"I m< Tlir Nnrih K .n rin III S f'|» lrm lirF PM. t * k|uk I '1 Ul* fill • * III |'v •pm j nih! H 'lT i'l in'slnit lluri fro m S1 »i 11 p m u * in 1 r <*f u i i tk mi bmk tu i H m m iii ii/r i III* .n lo p h d Mu upline if K i n II I I I I s * \ | i » p |i H | U H Sum p a w i d r l i klinvkii K im 1 in p i I Inn * \ 11if J1r 1*1.1 I'jfl* M in t vi hu It .ul Invn h itlth iiti llir .1 .ip .iiii'-c .i- a u n i'M illi in M - .» ib u ru Tin* m m I K im 11 S h im ; m .|4 tfirn alm nt 5.1 u .a x «»ti| Hhilr tbi* ,m jin A tn vk a - alum ! ! I In Ot lulii’f |!M.r» Mu tini tiy Kmu Ih*. ('. I.. Pcruniifi n i 'i o M i tfi('«uir!,«l in |iiilsf ki- ft *i tin* fir t f i in** U " i ( h hiw ni'kk ii.n ut On t b t 14. bp Muk n lrm lu t fvl i l .i va furuiiiw iin tc i a] ' fu nuni* th an iiNMHKl N iitlh K . h m i i - .i » ■«*rnlilf I ul .1 p a l tn lr j;m iin ,l in III. '.m ill I'llm r llu V ir a k l I ’ l l t t N I: Fy niikt yarn; ’ VS I H ttll I h r x ltH i u f N.ir»i II 11 f« 1 * m in ilt« il !»v (h r in lr lli i n. « siiu i.*r#'kiU»lri( lh .it hM r r -ll H i mi' a .i K im t ’ln iiiii M a n IT I *"x11v jiiivy a but it I , h r ik a « THE 1 tf 1 . 1 I I H it I 11 x •• 1,1 1 t l i ’ l ltd I lu i ALOHA rti*» .i i & 11 •» ■ in*f l| 4 'I ( I*41 .114.1 tin I I I ' k n il 1 It fefi An Kvcninu Ol I ' Ni t r r l : i i n I Music By PAUL CASKLV and The PEER GENTS I I :A l l H I M . S A M T H I I I 's U \\ \ PETE BUKUR R t l i t v t d • A t O n c e II I** .**!' IS* s*’"* *1 *'l* MI NI M IH tlM v .s t lilt K I N Ml.4 i-W-t t>i xi.nlti g(l I ( M * I * sJh eeiwil «{«• lb# laifttl f«iltl U*vi fk, 4*<af*«l • * ! « * 11»il*% iwi|Mii*#«v#nf A4.« i*ai fttdwai ul if i HI If u 11 M Ai||>M it m* « I| toU A iA hm ll f Uar I* *at ’ei'tta.1 1* (u4< »*lll((tlt liter* jM,, A.el b.MI« .1 « |M * IIO N 4w«i toh’ f *•**»*’ *'*! "*l «* is. M*f xi4.At.iHi >11 |n mil s | S I'F l I A l l / I M . PIZZA •*a mok* 1*» f A)1|M tkg> <1n| atda. pHij w l fkrn (eg A>t«* f i l l eif# IH« bafila ta|»l f"xr nxiiA.rvi j #ll r«fgr| lh« •» |tt«< a U ft l* si** |t*»f iNtll l(M AIION noil# ( jl « **s| ||# hiM HMl iflKl had tlelHHlil# lift ilM lihliet* Iiui# » |ll» r — JHItlliiKl Mi#|l l l r l r r a » lllr.1 9 M ti'sii il ifu # N cvi i \ tovi ' t i | If I ' l l Uv IM H i; « v K i i i l i l l l S M ' llh IN PI E N i s' Ii I I v oi M iuiio n m t lu ll I'C tipen Seven Ihivs U c c M v lli: lill \ M h. J :IMI \ M TKCUMSKII Ukla -Si Mrs Nelda Merle Mcraiillt-y. U ul Norinan. Inst crmtrnl uf In r cai and overturned with llirec clillitren in a illleh yesterday hilt the only casualty was a piggy bank ll burst open ami scattered *il ver dollars all o vir the liluhway Highway I'alrubnwii *' A Klorils safil it look him iwu hmirs to re Irleve Ihe cuius 9 * Corner Sixth St. & Laurel Avenue r | kMM!, l hill |> a 'S bi*k ui-i .'f \ • n I Bank Casualty ■ a n.rf of •mu- ii-'Ht j I ,u i n un' l lie • * t n.l'f tl UCV all*11* .11f 1 I ki» *L|I% 1 ARTHRITIS RH EU M A TISM P a in s 1 ' a .is 111• p.i • . lin t .i V y" iin* N»nth Kt»r* in ! * H I M . S H IN N S K tll’I. i.H Marshal Kiln ll Sung ami Gen N.nu II. the two men who emerged as kingpin* in the newly purged North Korean font hi tin ist regime, were levealcd h> day to be "fantusllc impost! i*' • ho borrowed tlieir names imm well known Notlb Kott'aiis ot year, ago Only today, Bed t’hlna's I'eiping radio disclosed that Kim one lime Hussian army m ajor- ha* been awwrdid Ihe 111It* of "Hero of the I’enple's Iteputillr of Kniv'a" bv the standing com ill iIk T of the North Korean Supreme People's Xstemlily in re'(ignition »f his war time leadership I'he title apparently is an Hilda lion of llussltt * "Hero of the Sov tel Itnmn." which makes the ie cipient in llussla a virtual ileim god Information that Kim and Nam It ale imposters witli hot lowed names came fiom a highly plan'i! Sunili Korean intelligence offner with excellent ennueiTInns In Noith Koic.i and access m lop s e m i npulls till tile lllllddletl situ atio n he hunt the Beds' llainboo fiiriain lit* name cannot tie revealcil lie valise ot possible let.illation against relatives still living in North K.nea Kim's role a* an piipostci who horiowed |In* name of a N oHIi Ko lean tiero who fought the Japane-e during lit*' occupation id Kurt .1 lias lu'Hi known for some lime Hut for the first mile 11 was ie sealed that Natll II cliii'l It.-it lie gotmtor in the truce talks ai Bun miinjoiii, also borrowed Hu name of a prominent North Kir can Here Is the »toiv I- deladed b) the Ildelllgeltic nificer Kim’s real name wa< Kim Sung Jo., iiv was bom I.’ *> u> ago in a small y III ace near the lied rapt la! of Pyongyang, the SOM of an anti Japanese Nationalist When Klin was eight In- father was forced to flee to Manchuria to escape the Japanese police Kl"> stayed with an uncle in Korea until he was IJ, then Joined hi- father lie became a me in Imi of the flu iiesi Youth Association of ttie t om inmiM parly when lie was I. At the age of to Km, became commander id the guru ilia corps in Manchuria M about the same lime Japan sent it- powerful Kwau lung arms into Manchuria Kim fared liuilly again-1 the Japanese end gave up his cummiiiid to visit MMwtli VrlLwr and Greece to handle Bulgaria in Ihe event ol Ihe I'lg blow. Yugo slavia can move nmm ot her troop* to llie mure vulnerable area facing Hungary and that pan «i Austria belli by Hie liii**luu* FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 j Smokey Says' j Jh o p im L T I u a a jm ^ York lo Guy Ptitov! f w . b o l i t in * .»BK h to / O P E N IN G OF Mtiuyhly N«w tool. Ill/* i editor* note: Bill Shinn, the Ko­ rean burn At’ correspondent who lias rtTiorint' sonic tollable Oran j T F luctimr la.nlr.ri', •• girvs an exclusive account on the nitherln shadowy background of North Korea * leader, Kiin II Sung and .1 .vsiftly rising newcomer Nam II i ll* ’srs tiffins A rr - —* - - ^ fa , ""I • linn ilM-til ui'il rrratr , |nt of ’huddle. iiui security id the , r .i in.iti-iful cm ilcmrnt \ \nu*r f in d imperially the unity id tin IIJ |l' " •» >1 WiMild fir .» lip iif I Important state* burthen g it de 'd « M (I i\ ^ .•! Mil pend* largely on the pivM'inr ,,[ I In* \n »vt . ■■ SuSli 1 i i r vvllfi American *ea and air power •I 1 ii i i m i uni j i i n j i i t i r r t r r * . On the bottom of tills buss *H lf,r 'Mon i tnkmt! Ilrrt mm in luerewive lu y m id histuru in fin* M r ih lm i ah iM ii If 11.i-«t* is mud. lie the fleet* id pirvino* ^ **|lf‘ ' l»lj| t| flip ' ( i l l | ( i puweri which have risen, dumi **t *4114 fit'T II! ,1 llil/l'll piit l i iihiiu* nited It. and ta lle n -r .iitlu He me I...... peat, <>■ Uni an shores Kume, Venice furln-y There lie and inthe In iki.h s, ., ,,( Marieu f ' “r.llnV'm3. iL . ’‘ V 'V V ' ,il n " •' "i • ihe Uaid.iuelle*. ly » r r e I a* I Win Id war eidv an limn (livid i.mn fuiimui So far. no American ship nf im m<i .o n Ii .uiu fp u rtin ce has Joined the ghostly Never in prate tune lias an navy. But another war. will, Amer Vm. Heel hen, b a rd far |ca and liuxxla as the tnajur an from home m whully fureivn tagonlflv tiil,:ht linn,; another port itory. 4 or this great sea realties Uni navy powet is only part id fillllp f fntu thi* fkMi lluml of (hr \in iarii an miIp in %hvn \ th m c If* » t Kura'* I an cojit mi'ii! than *1111 M i'dtin 1 anr in ihrii* arc fut* olhtr body of wafer .Sfeminiru; fum .1 fro nithp limy Altanlir, 1! nprjt* M ina Ihr plains liavi >l;ipmv jii Irre^.lur, Nam ) ilulfed rnnlr f,,•(,» . m 1 f 1, i.tr m Hi. ,m t end 2 .M)0 mile \ foutward ;itui north of ifti* Mi iitici r-in in in Ttirki y. wanl. far south uf but |iar;it)ot t*» jtul in IMihimt mi I Id* th« line along vvhith Kaslrru ami «.uir annlM would inanh t.» n,«. f;,.,.| lfli| ihr 1„c i.,.«.,!.or< *» rd bat Ilf In Kufopi1. I <mh iliiiti- til fin* - -AUI11 \ nf one For utf* lir^t J (MM! inijos uf tin* uiiuMm m iJ % • Mi'iiifiM i .ijiimh tint rfrtit r^aiii, the soa i* open in luutv p.(,|M il.»rlt ihcf tv\,vvsvt\l l m i ^ navies with fr\*iidlv of tin- nt*v\ i.ifiiu* poo»*r wlmli fun Allied powers all along I lie north fn\*n l;itkntg 'iiu e lln* Ii 1 1f i •11 In* Shores except for one liny ./an their williili.ni.il Irtitn tlietr satellite Albania, and with ft lend nine ihonoiaiinp, positieu m Uu ly or ineffective peoples ahum Middle I . t most of the African shoreline The llnh-li took .w .i ihe It provides a protected siipnly heels Hie ..hnipi . . < i | , ,,f lint right through the Dardanelles | „iknh . ..nliol in the Mi,Idle K.id lo the shores id the Black Sea. a j M.l \ i .il. .. durtin: and after Ilia A 'ea dominated now hy llus.sla hoi U,„ld w.,, j |,, h.nk up ,|> p., »whlch in event of war might he „ii,,n lintain drew .,n the vast Ini' scene id a waler liorne inv asion niaiipww*, nwonries <d India to ol t w grout Soviol div tot itr^ lop ropiiiii Iuai cust miUIom ^ fuf ^a| c For gt'no l siI Inf is It ii %hi1 lui’* Ihumi fisum 1I11 •m1.;)i«*11f tho MnpHc K;jsl trying to push southward to tin Iiui India col iter lleedollt In Mediterranean, and successive PUT ami slowly the Indian troops Mediterranean powiis have ,might winch had helped wilon e Ihe Itrit her back Now Ihe task rests large I'll gind.im e id the Middle Hast ly on American ships and planes weie withdraw 11 \inoru; (he last American aid has been so sue In poll out were those ciiarding cessfiil that Ihe critical eastern th e’British ml refiners ai Aliadun end of the ages old liatt’e pond ln |i.IM \,n long alter Mossadegh —has been made secure its guard im,p ,| „ W|an* say-m id the mlilrlte area in tin, ,.,m r penod 'h,. Ilntish ‘•foig steadl'y shored up I'he west witiidiew troops from IVilestine to end i* lurgoly out of llic n u r' louvo Ni,u*l v\ Ith .1 pmuriou^ fcach imlepemieiice British piolecllon Apart from its dvfetite, the Med also was polled out of ticer* e ami Iterranean offers the one iiinlnr America hail to move in to help a v e n u e — except from halt!*' in llu heat down the ('oiiimiinisl guerril rone- to approach Ihe Bus-lan las Now negotiations are under wav Allied ufflrers are cunfiilcnl thi-y for British withdrawal from the can pm lect the Mediterram-an Sue/ Canal /one This will create barring all out calaslrnphe In Ku .molhr-r gup which the Nortli At rope, The Turks say they can vir tunlu* treaty powers are trying to * _______________________ fill hy Inducing l'*gy(it to Join « Middle I'asl command Bill the Brillsli got a new foothold the olhei day signing a treaty with l.Iliya tor uir and land liases The importance of the Mediler ran'an swi llml to inamnioih pm pot lams for Amerira and Koropi1 wilti tile dl-coverv of oil In tin A iim cii .Service K liiliu u Middle Hast II,|| Vl.llita The sea I Hll %** I'll I Is | | ' «-*'%!«Mfill il. I'll*, how is the “ pipe line” hy wlitcli these vast resources an- earri.-d fllrltcid %«m| >lrilH#(lr I ?«»i«|nI;* to Ihe West ,%|l |»* i»%rtl |,»ilir4«*j|«lK \llllt The need to pndeit Hus great ♦ I lif t* t Im l l n i r . new resource contnhuted to th * arguinonls for luinging lorkuy and H IIm %I I,? m 4 »«i I 'r r l | 4lr. Greece into N \ H t de-pile the fact ll splcad the defeii's’ line thousand' COMI NG s Two Kingpins Emerge In Newly Purged Korean Red Government A [ [ | FREE to the firnt 5(1 people! Choice of a CROTON • HIBISCUS OR ACALYPHA A re M id g e t P ilo t D#(wx# H i l l Hwwfer . . . . . . 1119.95 ^ .......... $ 29.50 R 0 ** Automatic Thermoelst . . . . $ 12.95 RIOULARfRKI . . . $162.40 AutomolU H e w e r A A J? M ***** COMPLETE k m U lll SOL C. SIEGEL- HOWARDHAWKS■CHARLES LEDERER AUTOMATIC HEATING! A LL TR O P IC A L PLANTS A N D BITTER BLUE GRASS SOD RASY CRKD1T TERMS AT . . . 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B i Gets Clothes C leaner Fresh nips Cubsn A vooadat Quick-Fix u<. 31C Regular SI:o Limit Starch I lb. Six* ARGO » c Cora Starih HEKSE FOOD Lfc>AF Famous Bslltr^s oVen Ready TROZFN i OO D S SUPERBRAND No. 2 Can Silver Cleaner. Sax,1 Imstamt Dip "10UU. GOLD' ■a ’ 5 S S 25 .. . l°a' �fw** P in » i ^ w s - A br. w, i m TUB SANTORI) HERALD Indians To Have Wow Of Pow-Wow GIs In Korea Building Hew ANADAHKfl. Okie JS-H'* going . i be a «.*t>w ■{ j " J o " f * An estimated 2.Vnoo Indians have scl up leper keeping on the out­ skirts of ikt* self-styled "Indian Capital of the World" hoping to garner a trunkload of thr white man's tourist wampum during the 22nd annual Amrrican Indian Ex­ position And the peace pipe smoking red men apparently arc willing lo for get that their white brothers shy locked their ancestors out of Man hattan Island for a piddling 124 In trinkets The braves, sipiaws and pnpoos rs have neatly folded their over­ alls, business -Oils and tw o tune ihnes and de mothballed the Hollywood-type costumes and multi colored feathers for the tourist trade Medicine mrn are hoping Ihe war-whooping will attract some 80,000 visitors from all 48 alatei during the <ix day celebration which began this morning. Itackdrop for Ihe annual pageant, which will run nightly during Ihe exposition, will be flags from each of the United Nations, sent from l'N hcnihpiaMcr* m New York. Allit- Reynolds. New York Yan kers pitcher, was chosen Indian of the Year by the exposition and was scheduled to tic honored ill a rcrctnony at noon today With all the visiting Indians streaming mtn town tin- outskirts are a solid mass of tents anil lepers Robert (looinhi, exposition president, said all the Indians bring their nwn tents and cooking utensils for the wei-k out in Ihe open There are Pueblos from Jen in . N M . Moolahs from northern 4’alifornia dhelr firsi visit to Imll an trrriinry). NavaJos from Art rnua. Uberokees from North t'aro Ho,i Norihi-rn Uheyennes from Molilalia. Wlnnehagos from U’ls cousin and the Else Civilized Tribes of Oklahoma By OFRRF.CT EDWARDS WESTERN FRONT. Korea Th* young Mailne straightened up couftf#ww from the n c v l/rfu a Uenrh. mai )a«ed (hr small nf his hark ami mopped sweat offihi* lace "We've l>ern digging. digging, •.ever alnrc the armistice." said g J 'tc Talmage W. QUekwvll of llal w i j h , Miss. ‘But dnn’l gel me wrong I'm no! klrfclng. I’d ralher do sumthing like Ihis than have men get ling killed like before the nrml illce." All arross (he- ISO mile front. Al lied inldier* witfe swinging plrks and dabbing spades Into Korea’s red clay hills. They were building new earthen rorllflcallons smith of (ho dem llitarlrr l none. Others encaged in dangerous Ire removal work. Scores of intall parlies went nver ground us In* Ihe moil modern of dclrvlors but even so risking areldenl and death. Some mrn In the forwnrd areas were in salvage operations, bring inn hack r-'jiiiptnenl for cleaning, repair and further uwv Engineer* were repairing roads and bridges. Nnrlh of Muusan. Lnno Arniv ■engineers were hard al work on “ huge tint rlly for North Korean and Chinese prisoner.* of war who have said Ihey do nol wanl to he sent hark behind (lie “ Bambnn Curtain." The lenl eltv will home them white tlu-lr fair Is decided II has hern mostly work anil llltle play for It N. troops since the armlsllee wns signed .lulv 27 hut an easier life lies ahem) ThU S Rlh Army Is planning a hlg move in lls recreation and study jtrn g ram s 9 Alrrady there .has heen a marked Increase In Ihe number of men flown out dally from Seoul frr five dav* rest and relaxation In Japan Sunday, more Ilian l.noo ” H and It" troops flew to Japan From Ihe air. Ih.j new Allied frnnl look* ipillr different from Ihe old one with its eonnected trenches The nt-w line Is m»r* n series of "Islands'* of dug in position* on kev hills. The old line looks like a Jagged Mkrar arross Ihe ridgrlops Hunkers have hern dismantled Handling barricades are gout' The hall In (he shunting did no) mean the end of soldiering Day and night, security patrols move Jusl ahead of the new Allied lines always on Ihe klcrt nn. l. rr. noss c m iin p H A tr r o R OOURH fl to 12 — 2 to B Mmnc 78.1 ROS Allanlfc Rank Building State Farm Insurance C o m . Irving I. Pryor, Rep. Room 211 >tri*rh lluildlng Phone 1138 \ 1 0 0 * K IL L FO R B U G S! •eaoHts • w iiit iiii. •an IP ItlM * ICQRPI0NI • M0TNI M O IO IIT O II. tlL V IlM IN TICKS • H IM t Oh ip i|i« | litti mnlfeit Sirilint tiilinllfl tli>-H l4*M «-u*yl*lifr Mil * n u i l m H. m w diikwl lUitlsu, •tifln il J l l your grocitrt * in MODEL PLANE CONTESTS flO N A lD IIAS WON NUMtUOUS lOCAl W IN S T O N -S A ilM IPOPII11 S AND HOPE3 DNS V1AK to ciOAlirV rnp rtvhuxjiM woroK fOBIUBAIlONy rm i n i ih NAIlOSJAl m MOM I PlANf CONftST AT I'. it ARNIHG ru S W IM . Aimusrw,M M om v c o n h w io AwMinotaiR.lkaMiu Pi ruoir, n « t I N j O S M I H f l W TNC water* h i i n s t a u i o a * r iM V M O l l f t A N I M o rs* mto a MrOSor*>or Citrus Men Arc Reminded CAMP M U yU A R IIIl: r Kb.ri da eitrus men got another remind cr today of what most of them know from experience citrucrops nei-l to be fertilized almn lanU'. anil foi high lO'i'hu ..on ■ iTin reminder came fimn Hr II I Ileilr. hnrliciilliiris’ .0 the I.akc Mfred < dm* I’spi 1 merit Station Dr Ileilr *pr ,km it th hnsifAuv lUuvrBOOMi JUU*L Everywhere |T.-j men who fmighl in the bloody battles must stay in rondilion for any further fighting whieh might lie necessary Every division has Its own training pro gram Let's look al what one company has dune xin ci. the armlsllee Charlie Company nf one haUnlhm of the 1st Marine Division on llm Wcutrcn Front Thai'* HlarkwrU s outfit. The company ha* laid wire, dug Ircnchei, built huitken ami cletirr I "(ieltl* of fire"—the area north of the line Inin wdiirh they v.oulil shoot if the Communist* broke the truce The men complain about the work h it are aware It Is necessary " I don't think we will need llieso new positions," said I'fc Walter Aekerina nf llrouklvn, N Y "lint I don't believe In taking chatter-. " "These position* are the finest we ever built," hnasted 2nd Id Richard J. Rryne nf Newark. N .1 Once llto new position* are root plelrd, what next' Training is Nn 1 on Ihe list. Mh Army head.|uarlers said Every division will launch a new and enlarged rdurailonal program 'More post exchanges will off» r more slock* nl merchandise More men will gn on "R and R," The sprrl* program will boom On the Eastern Eroal. the II S 4Mh Infantry Division Is rilanning In build a "Thundarhlrd Bowl." a reereallon an-* seating W.Wtn sj-e tator* for basketball, badminton, lennla and boxing. It's Hie brain child nf MaJ Den P D fllnrtcr enmmnntTer nf the Thunderhlrd Dl vision. Leg Severed DAVtSVIU.R. R I. 0* —Unaware that Edward Slmeone, (It, was dlg|tnH In an eight foot trench, a power ahovel operator ilrnppc.l Ids Other division* have similar plans. 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In Htilrr fur it* l» I t a i l r r I h r l i e a l | i*i«*ulMr a r n l e r nil H ' a n f t i l * *m h * i h r l«* *»iir n l f l c r mu Hi*' they i n l m r i m l i l l mfluii i , lrii*r i m l l l f «* l i i i Mi r i l l Mf r l i If iiii r u m *»n n r * I n MHi r ml lit «i« m i n t In i r * | t « N « l l i l r I n r l i i i i t r lli n n ii l i t l i i r n r r t r l l i 'tnFf- 111«M> ID 1 ] *i| Pl 1 l i n t l i i i r n i t u i r r n l t no m u l i i i r * or*Mi«r«rf « i | i t t u 1 l. 18 Pt. 28 PI. l i a r l i i i r f emur r » l r n* Hurt liiir* iirilliniri I > fit. H i l t l i i i r ki i i i i r r n l t (** Imir lint* imllimrf l i n t 11 l i t * N i n t ii * H it I l Nr* linti l i n t . rnlt null* wm »- I Hit holier m o W 3rd Curtly (nr. See Turn Culberhuuxe, 1710 W. 3rd.__ HUTt’llISON ocean Iron) nparl menH at Deytonn (tench. Tel 1501 J riM l Aparlumil*. couple*, imi N Laurel. 1 (INK ROOM Ini e/flclcMcy Apit Lltmi.CN purity furnished ('imp Irs dr Miigk-x inily. 11/ W 1st ru ilN IIlllK K APT IM I. Clilldmi wclri.iiii- 1/17 Park Ave.. Pin mi*1 0711 It after 5 p in UNFURNISHED~Api*7 Ret* Mrs Warren, 21h W. Mh St. 3 ACRES of l.md mill 5 ruuin hm < 12 frnil tree' and Til pliu tn i Keuiilifnlly i.md i n|x-■I Knmu ax Old Siixic l ullirix pluit Sum llpl Vance, lu ll I'yprc-X An Plume 13211.1 h i : A L io iiH in FOR roc 'It l ON'VENII M I AND AC C I sSDtll.i l A ( Nu xlulr in i-limli i We have m in i-1 mn u lliii lu RAYMOND Al It Al I.. R|; at lo ll 25 y e a fx in lliixiii.Sn 111 ■h i I S I ) l l i g h l i -w i i u i i A m m i illliiir S ervice l*«-1:«n . ulum vnu in i|u lre nliniti p iu p i-rly nr in -u i unci' and lli.il ,i i t o , m-\ 1 1 , ml Six. It,iv llinmi , Hull l.ncriM-il hinkcr fm utl K in Kxlu'e uni kind Geiier I iix iii mm- '.'ill S Pu Ave 'I'bnm- •ni'i • Wliidber buying or xHImg, it will pay you lu *eeJ. AV. DALI., Iteullur Flnrblu Stale Rank ItiiM lni' 'Call Dali" PI.... . 115* ARTIFI.K!* r o l l SAI L THIS SPACE AVAILAHI.E 4 Al l. 14! k N II IN41IIIKE -5 Kail 45 'id e* New Folding rots 42 51) gal ;ohimhiii Pau l ARMY NAVY SURPLUS PI.... . 172) 3111 Suilfmil Ave, A lllllll I 15 R iii II II DOAII K p m i d lim n TI770 up AVi- have i new Si hull moil el*, ulsii TIM It I I . Yl 1.1.OAV KTIINE, NASHUA. Ill) ll\R D SON. ALUM O ROOM A ALUM INUM AWNINGS. KuxMule Truih-r Sales I'iil,ilka. Fla AWNINGS Plaxtle. Aluminum, Cauva*. Fr*« Estlmale* Ptiuli* 12HI J after • P m fur eppolntmanl. CALI, it* about our Credit Plan. Painting, llepiir|n$ Remodel lug Tttl Murnelt ID. 2. Ilux 70 !l Tel 11VI W M'READER SERVICE. U n i and CITRIbi TREES Dolomlle and FerlilUer. Phone Ready lu transplant Have Villon 1383 M. David E. Carpenter. mix. Hamlin ami Pineapplo In FURNISHED Uurugc upt. lit -till Orange*. Ruby lletl Grapisfrfllt Pulmi'tlii A w . J E Renton. Phone film AV, River- ALL TYPES Ruth]oter work, amiable Hatea. Free eitlm itea. view Drive, FURNISHED Garage Apt IIKJ2 I'huita 3221. V. C. Uracey. French Ave. SAI.KM China llargnlns In odd PLUMBING niece* Replenisli ynur xi4s COMPLETELY fnrnlalH-d 2 bediiruwn’* Gilt Simp Del,ami Hi- Contract and repair week. Free room upper upt. Prlvulr un eitlmatei. R. L. Harvey. I N way 17 02; 3rd liinixf imrlh nl trance. (ill) MuHNiiiln Sanford Ave. Pkewe lBBL bridge. JELLY GUAVAS. .50 per peek. A. NEW FLOORS eurficed to fectUm. Old floor* a u to K lluxxeltfi', Elinixt. Plume new. Finishing, cleaning ind 212 W. waiing, iI»o portable $ ant Serving Semi I H EIFER Jersey ami (ium *ry 1129. M. Gleaaon, «7 PJiuiie 1014 M, Alfrixi Erirxnn. APPROXIMATELY 20 acre* of riv rr front prupurty at Persimmon Hammock. Omni location for bunting anil fishing lodge or for aportanian mb • division. l'rlcc 5,000. 32" Gas Range, two immlha old, KEEP YOUR lota dean, Heavy HT. JOHNS REALTY CO. Deurliurri ga* *puc<> heater. duty mowing • clearing, gracT lanfuril Phone t i l l 5 cil. ft per minute ah cumprexsnr Irtg "hell driveway*, cuitom and xtiruy gun. funning. DeWltt Hunter A Son HATH 3 BEDROOMS Ph^'tKFW^_______________ 14 ft. pfywumi and Cypres* ho.it Ho e conveniently located to See at 2(MM) Adams A* AVO. arnoola, churche*, churche*. and Mure*. ato HAVE yuur lawn mowed by Jerry Nice neighborhood. $10,Sou. !<onl. Phone Ila4-J, ELECTRIC xtnve, npitrlmeitl xlttt. Hnaa L, Payton, Registered Heal Hi like new. Rentmiuiltle. I'huni* VKIJJ4 D H IIJ K l), Pumpit lh itill Estate Broker 22211. cxL any aite. M. G. Hodge*. Ph. Roan Mary J. Phillips, Aaaoclal* I53I-M-40 or laa. ARTICLES WANTED n il* Park Avo. Phono 1110 3-BEDROOM You will be delighted with thli at­ tractive, well-planned home <m , cor, lot. Ik e sparkling kitchen, glneiy oak parquet floori, and overslied utility room will pleaae wy wife, Colorful tile bath and jltlonal pleating features. Prlcbelow replacement coal I On12.100. Term*. BkM^NOLK REALTY ■g— KnAve. Phono IT TRU4 K T4) KENT If you have a truck |u rent you *hou1d 11xi Ihi* service in Hie siieciul service* of Ibe Sanford Herald We have hid inqulrli'. a* tn wtm renlx truck* INSURANCE - I t It Save on Fire, IViinlxtorm aiitnnm bill- liixiiruiui- See .I i i I i i i II Wil Jiuin * Insurance Agency, 4ir, .Saiii'nrd Atlantic Rank llliig m cull 34 : '* f j 1 ‘ HU I'A flO E c 1 i 'I. F M U salesm an’ w anted’ For eilabllihed builneai telling National name brand product* iao F R E T on 17-92 between CatUc luch ai WeitlnghmiKO, Maytag JlcUon and Campbell'! Cabinet tnd Amana. Guaranteed aalary p. Priced at W.000. Cleared and comqiDMon for right man. AilUmubltr* • frailer* -1 / COK< fdtlR RlYLft Wl-fri AH OIL fHoM ^ill bf.RHY nl A'fHLE fritV SU U->H rxini lilt.ip r.nMs EMERGENCt m & A c / PAJitvfAMdl of LM°W<?IH K EMERGENCE Bo -Tu n y . AHV of VAAjUUi OU'ftlAQW'irHj fd l L l x u a i i . i-K V L (,L I k B U l u r / i u ok C u M M L K l-.C IV f d l S K lLL d o H uf A S P IC IL i of TSL C U C U M R Lh 7 AMU V. t r in Q fl! J L*.|W 17 l A y I Uwtr* fe| W lU / ii -is i PRlPlCflP BAby iTftaP tub l‘>!»3 fdAM 4 . 0 0 0 , 0 0 ) U t'|!<4» ir.rt.ej General Bradley Is Fearful Lest Military Fund Slash Becomes Habit fa o r t T ill T iu m a i L o w Tnc. IX lD L k M iS Avl A YKtCrtfit. uK A A ii5 t Wt— HAMBONE S M EDITATIONS tty All*r r -----------------------------------D U A IN ' N O S tC H - A T h i n g E E A M A N IA WASHINGTON •J)—Gen Omar liinili-d blnlxelf generally tn -date COUNTRY I f P l*f'A fi-arful h-xl tin* menlx that the nation'* lop mllllury 111 .ullt-y xnyx Inyi-.ir'x xliisfi lit the mlllliiry Imilget pluniler* xaw no lexxenlng of the A W O M A N IN i f \ INTERNATIONAL I'u k up T iu i k glow min "a luiliit a* li-Riptillg a*, llrreai lo llu* i-oonlry. liar guilt West Geneva A u- d .uni rmiri- dangeroo* Ilian, thf Ilrailley, IM). i* going into privale D. AV Texlnn induxtry a* Imurd rhuirmun of ImiIui uf dollar extravagance " iiiiulley. five xlar genertil who Itiilova Hexeureh and Develo|inie)il FOR SALE III3H llulck S|iei iuI. xii'Plifil mil four day* ago afler two l.almr.iiorH-x. lor III* article, en New Mulur. lire*, and Mullert t it It'll " \ Soldier's Farewell," wa* Very ReusiiliiiliU- 215 \A IHIIi St ;> si n li-rin* a* ciuilrmnn "f Du- in Hie main a defense nl military I iiiii ) Chief* nf Stuff, xubl of llupiiiiming during the past four *31) CHEVROLET Gmui niimtiig Ki-mntmwi-r iiilmuU*lrnllnM'x ibi' i* mu in in i mtire t Im n five liillum year* cnmllllnu R3) Plume 1251 It He .............. it ugninxt Secretary ■ * iliillur* fixim ibe Defenie Depart of Defense Wilson'* aiinnoiiced 17-14— Ait loin ut Ive Service —17 II mi-ill bndgfl; "Al flrxl glani-e this Innkf*! lu plan* lo narrow the nation'* mill HALL'S Garage fur General Aide in*- like coaxlinu In-fore yuo reach tnry |iriMliu’lion base in the interest Repairing Sanford A Ce'-try Avn iIn- tup of the hill Prfxonnlly, I of economy and efficiency — a I'ltbne RXJ0-M. Ii i-fi It nlglit. would be im-liiifd lo keep llu* program which Pentagon source* UA1TERY, Generator nr Hlarter pn-xxort* on — from o xm-nrily *ay I* being pot Into tJfect more Service Call SI7. Swain'* llal xlamlpoinl — itnlll we reach a xlowly, and tn leaser degree. Ihan tery Service. Sanford Avenue hlghei level of rendlnex* unit >f bud been Inlliuliy indicated "lly conmitrullng our order* curlly.” imu 2nd Street. Thexe xtiilfnn-nl*. in un urln-li- among the ntosl efficient jhu MAFFF.T AUTO Servlet* 120' wr 111**11 for llu- H.ilinilnv Evening dmerx," llridli-y wrote, "we may North I'urk, Plume U2I Spet-ilu Plixt ii nil made public lii»t night. be able to produce ut b-i* eiixl iiii 'I it SpeciaHxts were Ilruillry'x flrxl direct rrlti- |'That'* fine—if we don't have n flxm of the new defense budget generul war, It)— BOATS - MOTORS —I!) "The narrower tiaxe of prodoe During bearing* wlule emigre** Wllllum P Smith, Outboard Sale*- wax ronxldf ring Hie mailer, In- lion euiumt be expundist u* rapidly In ease of nil mil mobilization, ami H fli B it Service. Mercury OullNiard S.il 4s.au |a* i r»ala Mb(» I* extremely dangerous bcrutiM- u n*$ u I h i t i i i t i i*i, 25l’i S Park. Pliutu- i m .1 lx more vulnerable In uttack In any narrowing of our produelioo 12’—14’ tlOATS Trailcv* Hard base. Hits lx a point to be weights! ware C Vail Wnuduiirkuig 512 most carefully " _ Sun find, Pit 2327 J. P r e * I d e n t Elsenhower, who 40 - FURNITURE- U'hotd Gixid* 20 shook up the entire Joint Chief* of Staff, ha* defended Iii* and Wil­ OIL FURNACES — tty Kratky son'* defense budget us one whteli Wall, Fluor ami Fireplace. will give the nution greater urniixl M. G. DODGES posed In January by former Presi­ !W W. I l l S4. FiteeaIM dent Truman lirinlli-y said the old Joint Chief* ’ VENETIAN BLINDS worked mil in 11)51 a set of goals Farlury prlcrtl Holla ileittl llllnda, which llu-y felt would bring the Alain Imi m alal*. collun or pla* tic la|x*x CiiuiplHc rep xervue nation In a position of relative William I). Mitchell, adminUtriariulliule Venetian lllluil CumpiiM safety by Hie end of 11)54, and thul U l Weal Third Fbaue7Kt Truman luter decided to slrclch lor of the Small Uu«lness Admin­ istration, will addreas (he statewide out Ibe buildup lo 11155 HILL'S VUKNirUKK Then, speaking of the Elxenhnw imiuxlriul “ clinic" scheduled at Or­ HKFINIHIUNG er lindgit rut*, he said: " It would lando, Thursday. Aug. 27, at which Utihul.iterlng and Repalrlntt appear that till* will furlher detav lime the Council for Industry and 403 (Vlery Ave. Tel.ISM date at which w ewlll reach Cummcree and the Florida Stale the force gnul* recommended by Chamber of Commerce expect to J. GARCIA Hie Jolnl Chiefs of Staff or n-siilt devise plans for attpplng-up the Cabinet making, upholstering, Fur Industralliallon of the slate. in ii reduction of Iheso goal*." niltire refliiliintig—retimmi) An­ Administrator Mitchell will out­ Headley conceded he made a tique rexlurlng Uplmlxlering fab mistake In asiumlng. some month* line SKA plans fur helping indus­ rlc*. Work guaranteed m» N before the Korean War broke out. trialists to ontain and finance gov­ ilmtlevard CL, Del.aiul, Phone that the nation rmdd not afford ernment contracts, and to explain 557. to spend more for defense than the lending scope of hi* organisa­ II— LOST ANI) FOUND -2 1 the Truman budget of 13 billion tion as the auccMior to the Re­ dollar*. The Joint Chief* first esti­ construction Finance Administra­ LOST YOUR P E T ? ’ mated they would need 20 billion*, tion. Mitchell Is a lawyer, and was II you have—advertlne ym<r los* but Inter cut the figure tu 17 bil­ counsel for a Denver manufactur­ THEE fur throe linn.'* in Hie lion*. Truman and hi* defenie ing concern when appointed SllA u « . *H W * I S O « • 10 I T IIH* Herald through the conrivxy nl in * I h. x anllaaii liiir. seerelury, Umix A. Johnson, pared xdminixtrfiliir a fortnight ago by President Elsenhower. the Florida Stale Hunk. the figure tn 13 billions. "Some people," Bradley wrote, 111 I M' * " " l * * Hie mle ■■ 1 2 - ELECTRICAL SERVICES -3 7 t i l l , three line* uratnwry "think I should have resigned, trie i mode a dramatic protest and 'car­ Sanford Electric Co-, (1. .E. Appll The smuoth gray seeds from the ancv*. 11(1 Magnolia Ave>• Pit. 443. ried the lisu* to the country.' I Florida ahrub known as "nicker do not think that I* the proper role bean" are oftsn used In making nrUKxr, Appliance Canter for a military adviser . . . I do necklace*, tree. "Your fXtlnghnu*o Denier" not think that such a pseudoPhone 1757, 115 Magnolia. dramatic act would hove hud the lla* line *am* rat# slightest effect during the economy stepped out of his field by saying PIUGIDAIKK RE applli nee*. «ale* and *> tit* II* m urXIwave which wa* sweeping Con­ then he did not think the gallon lervlce G. II. High, Oviedo, Fla "*r» irk>. gress and the people In the spring could afford more for defense Phone 4131 or Sanford 1042-W of 1950—though the gesture would "Our military recommendations on after 0 p. m. tnvc loft mo quite a reputation ______ _as forces wo need ahotiU RtM to prophet." curbed In any way by econoimT Miller Radio & Appliance Bradley added, however, that he assumption!,’' he said. Sinford, Seminole County'* Olden Weitlnghouxfl Dealer. 118 S. Park, Ph. 21) MOVING, dlilanc*. C and craUng. CFtANSIlIKO Address State Industry Clinic Anvicirnsr.Ns TIII2SK VARIOUS SI/IOS o r TYI'IO ARK NOW AVAILAHLIC TO (JIVE YOU R EITER SERVICE 28Pf. BRAILEY O D H A M USED CARS Vodoplch Sale* Si-rvlco Eleclrlcal A G ai Appliance* Admiral, Kelvinatiw. Servel Refrigerator*, Prolane IlottI* (Jai. 202 Sinford Ave. Phone 1240 al A long ‘‘•BSifi. •AWN m o w e r s ahirpened. g K jU w f w n A NOTE TO 18 Pt.s-r " i i r,,# c A R P E N T ra m We buy. aell end trade used furni­ ture. Wllxou Maler Furniture Co. For bull’ling. lO -M -T I l l E. l»t, Pbone MB. WOULD like tn Imy a good *40 or Ml Chevrolet. Top price, Mu*l be In good condition. Call Iten De Jjoorytenfojj^HeraljL IB— _ H ELP WANTED -1 $ Variety Of State's Citrus Rootstocks Now Unsatisfactory S IL L -P la n a Tecliulclan L . Pbana fill-W Route 1. Sanfun) 14 B— Park Ave. & 13th S t Seminole C o rn e a otUy pet “Bank rate* ear* you money". All Innuranre purclintied from your lmtumnco Bgtnt. -3 3 ™«. Machine Co., ••Wing machine*, 2U Magnolia, Ph! ...'aiLtyf''"'"'''gm, CARPENTEhB, roofing and lidlag ipnlicilari. Flnlihed Craftamen MIMEOGRAPH and Suppl o*. Ice*. Ch ‘ Ui 1' "In ra*e you have an arrldenL you aettU with n frlond". Stencil*, loweil Geor 8a loo Monthly ’51 NASH AMBASSADOR 4 Door Sedan R M *2'4"M|'8 Mo*’50 CHEVROLET 4 Door Sedan M g 1S* 18 •* 88 ’52 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER V-8 l l f i 345 24 •» »• W HUDSON PACEMAKER 4 Door Sedan 19518 •« « ASiM ! Down Altov* IneludtM l a t t m t , Inatiruiet Cl tn*lo4toa life Intnranc* and all fla n w d CAMP MCQUARHIE im-Changmg condition* have left much to be desired ill Florida's once satis­ factory variety of citrus ro o l^ stocks, a government ptunl e x p e t^ said loday One of Ibe ehanglng condition* i* disease, said F. K Gradner. principal horticulturist al the Oriaiulii office ul the U S Depart­ ment of Agriculture Gardner spoke at the 20lli annual citrus grower* institute here. Because Irlsleia disease has he mine widespread in Florida iri re cent year*. *our orange stock, one of the most useful in past yearx^. cannot be recommended for aniM/ situation, Gardner raid Sour or ange is very susceptible lo trixleii, he added Another change is Hint the growth of frozen orange concen­ trate ha* brought greater demand for urangc* with a high solid i sugar) content so desirable for roncciitrale Gnrgncr suid the UK DA has lest* in progress throughout the citrus twit on potentially valuable n et^ rootstock*, but Hie test* are noP. old enough for definite conclusions Con*ci|iicntly, grower* seleeling rootstock* now should pick frum the old one* according to Ibe vari­ ety of citrus to be grown and the soil type. tu xeneral. he said, rough lemon rootstock ha* proved most satis­ factory fur Valencia orange* on well drained soils; Cleopatra is preferred for nearly all the Man darin varieties such u* TempU-s. tangerine* and langclox; and s w e e t orange rootstock* nave proven de siroble for pineapple oranges whi-re foot-rot disease is mil a serious problem Dr Paul Smith. USDA plant physiologist from Orlando, cau­ tioned grower* against use of large i|Ountlliex of copper on their trees Where application* of copper over the yi-ors has caused large soil accumulations of cupper, tree root* liuve been damugeil consider ably. Dr Smith said. Yield of f r u i t has lies'll reduced markedly ill ex treiue cases. lie advised that fertilizer* eon tuining copper lie used only in the first f(*w year* for newly-planted groves, mill Dial copper sprays be used only u* needed for disease control Application.* of chclutrd iron are usually beneficial to Ircox suffering from loo much cornier, lint are not a complete antidote. Dr Smilti said. « Groups SelccTcd For Colored PreSchool Planning I'lirdinllt-.-e* have Iu t ii named for.Negro parllclputliin in Hu- |«e sclinol plaiuiiug conli-ii'iii e lor Seiiiinole ('umity scboolx Aug. 2ti 28 g These cuminiltecs are ax follows “ iperial priigram ciimmiltee. Sl«n ley T. Muller, chairman, Elliabelh O. Young. Mae France* Mul­ ler and W I. Hamilton Publicity. Elotiixo J. Eutiink*. chairman. Eddie K Walden. Mad lyn It Young, He*x|e W Franklin. * lull- R Rrunsnn. Juanita G. liar old, Lillie It. Hull, Aletlm Haim) *m, Ktliu C. Pringle, Zunnye T. Davit und Thelma Sheppard. Recreational and huspliallly* Shellye L. Refoe, chairman, Juan-** lla Gilmore, Margaret D. Oliver. Evrlyn Clarke, Virginia Wright. Georglanna Thompson, Slplo Hraeey. E. James and Malisia Robert* Facilities. John A. Lawson, chair­ man, F. M. Anderson. Lucian ft Eubank*, Floreita B. Smith, lx*ola W. Bryant, Ine* H. Rhode* and W. L- Hamilton. Library, Lillie Dev­ ine, chairman. Mabel Hurston, Thelma Knight Evans, Anglo K. Douglas. Wealthy K. Cronins. FranA cena Martin and Evelyn Anderson* Evaluation. Harper L. Douglas chairman, Ida 51. Anderson, Ceador N. Mason. Etnporlu Patterson, Julia U. Merritt, Alrnu J. Hurston and Allen Housekeeping, Laid** W. Uluir, chairman, Arheslo Crad­ dock, Rosa H Khiiipanl. Freddie M. Mobley und C, II. Franklin. N^w Streamlined Training C om m and SEOUL W4—A new streamlined training command for the South Korean Army w ai announced to­ day by U. 8. 8th Army headquar­ ter*. The Army labeled the battle- tailed United State* loth Corps a* a “ group" and gave it the respon­ sibility fur training and operational control of all Uireo Republic of Korea army corpk. jt 1 The nt-w command I* under Lt.*o Gen. Reuben E. Jenklni, commandI er uf the U. S. 8th Corpa in Korea I for a year. I "Arm “ Army y gi group*” wore organised ‘ *exercise control In pait.wara to over various Allied arm lea but thin i i the first aueh “ corpa group. Republic of Korea Army headuartera remain* unchanged by to new order, but South Korean troopa on the Him and ia training will be under tho actual command of Jenkins' loth Corpi. S Super - Duper - Bargains Magnolia OHtee Equipment ' C‘ i , S K ^ f & X C K W. E. McMaster, Mgr. AU flminclnR hnndled throuflh locnl banka. „ RANDALL ELECTRIC CO fi,d " P « M M b y Sidney and Bl- °r^ Eric Vlhlcn. Uemllx and Croiley wo Appliance!: Eleclrlcal contract- lag and repair*, m 148 THE SANFORD HERALD llmrs. Aug. 20, 1853 Page 8 SCOTT limxl 11)37 Plymuiilli I'xciJIriil cun illllun. Phone ;i5'i Y u n r TUPPEK '.iAK i: dealer Gladys Kumerby Pimm- i m ii GOAT MILK II U Cile I, find Ave I'hmie 7111 AV3 Phone 14- WE HUY USED CARS Little ami Ri el — Second anil Sanford Pint....... IMI 3 HOOM efficiency opartniciitx, liienlslicd I'imno I7H7-W. iv L . 17— 2111 SOI I I I PARK AVI SI I Pocketbook. LAAVN MOWING CHEAP Free exllmule*, Call 705 It. FOR KALE-GROCERY STOKE And meat murket, gmui location. IS— FLOWERS PI.AN IS HIIHUIIS Exlablitlwd many year* Owner lelirlng dm- lu age. t'oimilelc gu GEHUA DAISIES at lust! Mam colors Hibiscus, nice vurictv mg buxine*.* Including all xlockx Achillliiiix.; uculylli.i, begmuu*. and flxturcx for $3,<xxi, which ix crotons, culiiibiiin; gulden rain lc»* than enxt of fixture* uluno. tree*; Jiixlu-iu: ixuria: L illy; ia Fur InfuriMulluii, Phnne 44), nr carmida; powder puff; magnolia, wrlle AV It Dupree. 313 Pul pyracanlhu. piiimliugu, pnducur mclln Ave , Sunfnril. pu*; iicntas; stukeslu; shrimp, iibmichinu, lliryullix, cutiie anil !i — SPECIAL SERVICE -14 see II ROOKS NURSERY, 2721 Mayer 425! NEW furnished Apt on Now Smy­ rna Ucucll Sleep* six. Cull I! 13 IIOUSEDOI.D GOODS H ill SALE. or 1205 If. Pimm- 1450 AV IK YOU IIAVK SOMETHING TO Unfurnished upurtiiicnl. Elderly CONCRETE Slip-, stepping ntnuiw, SELL and are I d ■ hurry to Mil couple. 507 (Ink Ave. ' grease traps, xi-iilir tank*, win II, let the Handled advertltluj ■low sill* A Iiiiii-* Miracle <'mi­ ilepurlmeut of TH E SANFORD 3 It0051 MOUSE, utllilii>s furnish crctc Cii . 3o-i Elm A»e. I lium* HERALD prove lla ability • • ad H C'oiii-unl lirlvi*. Korn laulge, efficient taWa medium. 1335 Earn I'urk jA itO U s n a i 'IANOS Organ*, Hand Inslru H IIIN IS IIE U 2 room Apt. Ailulln inent*. G u i t a r * , arcnnlltin*, UfeUme Aiumlaum — Free Eat! only mid s LuuriJ Aw . male*, Free InitatU U oo-Tele ID unis l.'uavi-uli'id Term* phone 1438. Furniture Center. Ktreiii Music, fill N mange, Or1 HOOM Kumlktioil Apt. Adullx 110 W. F tra i 1ii mli i 1200 Pulmi'tto Ave. Pimm' 2371) .1. >—HEAL ESTATE FOR S A I.E -J 1C - Your r nerVI if •; LK.'ENSEI) Practical Nurae, Avail- I S - NOTICES - PEILSONiil.S -1 5 able day nr night. Phone IB5^J^ GAUGIIF RHSTORIUM * Elderly 12 llt'SINESS OPPORTUNITIES 12 Semi invalid, cuuvulexceiit Kind ly Care, gludmile dietieian SMALL BUSINESS 1X17 W W ild. excluiin!i' iiiiu nxi •-•■■nty iii If you linve u xmall li-:iln'**i In a xeclmk-d part of town arid are WOULD LIKE lu imy pinritalilia 2 lii-ilrmnu hnu-e In I n It no liitercxlnl L getting . uxtnnierx, tiuxliiexx I ii ur urn,iml Suiifiird villi- Flu f-n i ' lieilriiuui linn It.xt Die xe-vfee y<m offer In the Nu liar* ur package -.lures Writ-ill Suiifiird. l l i I’nyineni . Hi uu ( 'luxxlticd cu'j-urt uf Itie Sanford Ted Irippe Rlc 2 (lux .lltj. ',.ui per mu W rite I- i i llii\ i.i:<a lli*a id null MX ford. Juck.simvilli' i I l;i f f K L A K A Apartment* U« W. First Sheet. Plume 4% W. LARK FRONT Duplex 2 HR Fur If tkiaired. •* ml* frmn NAS Cliildrio welcmne R A. (’niiu-r on, Luke Churm i i r , Oviedo; I'll 4701 Iir 4532. ( !W ! SPECIAL SERVICES In SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK 2)13 F E E T un French An IntMled mi nnrtlieuxl mm-'r id -Mi si unit French Pro nl ;il t ixxi. ST. J l) ||\s III M.'l Y I II Sunlurd ■Imiu- 11If'I 311— UNK ROOM efficiency apt. autt able for working uupiu lilcully Inca led o;ro*» from Pn*t Office Private bath. Inquire Mumiel Jac-ibaim’a Dept. Store. -1 C 3 IIEDROOM MOUSE SALESMAN—WE ARE LOOKING All convenience-., cxi-Pt-nt wilier, FOR AN AGGRESSIVE SALES­ MAN WHO CAN PRODUCE, TO tit-ur Elth-r Spring' Plenty shade SELL ROOFING A SIDING IN tree*. *mm- f i ml it .. 11 l no uerc* land <• (' W.irinuek, 111 S E M I N O L E, VOLUSIA. 2 Itnx 2H5, in M-t* iiMlii-r .it All ORANGE A FLAGLER COUN­ Nat. Ilk Illili! . Itxioin 312. TIES WRITE UOX RCO, HER AM) Two LOTS | Go' X Cl!' * .eh I 111 N Jcxxamine A\e A M urxhiili Field owned Enterprise hit* upmiinij fur ainbltioui man JII'Xi dimn Will pin-l>i i- 3 I k-i I of nm iuexllwinble character and iiHim home turn nn i'i iniixlMiel rcflnCMirnl Age 2d fin College lull Hi'inly Ini iii -i up iii <\ Sepl educulinii ix e fc rrc d Mu*t be 1st Tul.il pi in- i/!ciu ihi M-aily iiccept ixixlllnn by Sept. I IIOH T. A WILLIAMS. Rl ||/|T IH and In- capable e a rn in g 15,(XX) Kuymnml E. l.iiuiliinKt, tisiielule annually For Sanford interview I'hmie I7tl;i AlLmtii It.mk III i I k. w rite Hruce .Inckxon, P. <>. Hox 35X5, Cluragu 54. Ill Slule age, 7 H EA U TIFU I. sp.ieimp .......... nliu-aliini. [ib in ie ^ iu in b e i^ ^ ^ ^ —crux* n-nlil'1 uni liixuli dnurs In porch I i miii lnini! .m l ihuilli! mum* Sluiilc .mil find li.-e* I I IVORS WANTED —I I Ideal, *uift* luiiiliun fm iliililren Screened pm rill T im hnlu-il ttEJiPONSIHLK white man with truck dexirex work Tel HKJA-JI. Phuiie I17U J H ill KF.NI Util,LA WAY AND ItAHY II EDS Day week is niuiilll — Tel, 1425 Fumllure Center. MU W, E lrit IIE I.P WANTED Pep 1 Free Enterprise M IA P I lit—Basil O’Connor, proa* t pf the National Foundation alyiU, and today eiponente of “ freeoften were the —W SB**"'' ,• i 1*1.1) f* government �LATE BULLETINS W A S H IN G T O N — A top official of the Government Printing Office said today lie* "would certainly question*' testimony that Edward Rothschild stole a secret code and cither confidential material from the printing plant 4 Vf.UJiJSA’’ . Ily FO RREST E D W A R D S PA N M U N JO M </P>*—A rollicking 11*0 Americans, the largest single-day delivery yet m the Korean W ar prisoner exchange, rode out of Red captivity at this wayside village today. Striking French Workers Return To Jobs PARIS t/P)— JMnnlsv Mohammed Ben Arafa was pi.» clafrticd the ii«w*SvlI?«ii of Morocco today. C H IC A G O — A d la i Stevenson, hom e a l t e r a world to u r o f n e a rly six m onths, a p p a re n tly w ill give President ^ fisen lm w er a report on It is global to u r. Non Communist Unions Reach Agreement '’J v V H A G I I D A D . ira i| (/!’)— T h e S h all o f I n n . It iu in |ih u n l lv cn ro u te fro m e x ile In Rome, lau d eif h ere lodnv. State News Roundup I'X lllS I* r n o u .a iu l. of . t r l k my: Ei -in >i p i .'ia l te le g ra p h and tc ie p h u n r w o r k e r , .t a r le d b a ck (a w o rk lo d .n It w . . . the f.v * l b re a k in th e wa v e ul w a lk o u t, th a t d r a t tii-o ll. slow i-.l th e n a tio n ’s eeo m illin ' lile fo r Id d ays The tick tn work b egan j f i . - r Woman Killed, Eight Injured In Miami Automobile Collision llio two lug non i ummunist uilhms tin- So. inli.l Workers’ F’urce , K il. ui.I III. ( tiri.tu n . ( ’.itholicj I .allot !•’. derai..ui i i ’F IV ireacheJ .ui ,<gi c.-iiiiiil . i l l y today with I’ i -inlet lo.cpli I .iniel’. g..v-»rn Ills-ill M IA M I of*) — Mrs. Reverlv French, 27. wife uf n Marin.. • 'm i>w l antalli. was killwst today m il eight oD.et p .-i„......... lured in an anti. mobile collision The car III which M l* French win. luline ...r n .tl hci lie.I.anil Slat I we ether captains. lie) lllishuild’. .inlet in law ninI .innlhel officer’s wife. The other ear whs c ■ C l ' 1 n i l ,h W M , r W * **,,‘" I C»ul t o ff ............ a lle .lril {‘ lie of the enlisted men. Col. ' sGorirs.) will, niiinsl.inuhter l.v or _________ ________ ilem o f r .d w ill l.ee Musiill, Iiisllce of the peace Mmun smd H tff drove t In outfit a red tiuffie lli'ht I . | i nek' tin! other vehicle. and' | i Turnpike Study M IA M I ur—ll*» "hit nr iniw" whether (he proposed bobtail turn pike from Miami tn the Fort Pierce area will lie under can itruelinn he lure the legislature meets again In 19VMUNSAN 4*—T im *t* nun** Klar JkJarm* I. JKp IIcc of Miami, v tv , Milan* vutv rt»li'au‘ti hy Mu* Cum chairman of lie Florida Turnpike ,mm|,t , last night in i f f iTtli .lav Authority, made this report yexler „f th<- Ko.eun tirmi-itire prisoner day to the Miami Rotary t lull wnr exchange ■ —— — — pfe i'm i R Love n sun of Three Floridians Released By Reds Pistol No Aid . | I'R ltS PV TTI V K lilt WV (N<J OF* Ihc imhiiom -i I \|pm«iri»l I I t " * u i l u l . ulirnr, n H i i w x iiltruillM* t p i u n m line** (hi* huMdiim » ill |ire»i*nl upmi t - < » m i«mi I iumik I F'lrwi S(., (hr T.VIkhI ih>titiitino will hi* f nit-in ti m .( iiu m t*xi i*Di fur ( h r t rfilrr iHtrlinn, m hit'll « ill lu* Inti-hitl n iitAMdirt. K. I Sr., a n hilri t, wind i m l . i * I In 1 r u t in * **1"" whu iiim I h h i hi mi k will h r M itr i I -. »uul«. rx**r|il for i Mttrlloii of thi* Lit d im «imi m ih« n .ti wllifh (i (II hi* (Utr uforv, I fit* MrltlIih ii »,* ,(|itl> Mi l i i i t h l n t i * Hill umlaut rlrtiitnr and -ir iMiulii i .u iiik iium Ii i i i i i » VtlminixlnitiM die • h iii hr in I lit* trn lrr itnrlhin »*f dir hiiildlitu .rid >ii id ihr rtuhI h Inie h hilt* tin* nnrr* i*i*l t V t tftiMH, \ r * • Muim, .Hid i hr phnrmint » ■!! hr tn hull'd Ml I ill* h 11 HU* I hi* Mirijhdl ''ll Mr Hill hi* oil ill!* ’-eiTMItl f loin >>l ill * v* tlitg t o I h r r»*iif i d t h r l i m l d i i t u , " hti ll h ind • Jit >* ii VM t i i i i i i i * tin f li ■*• n o ltd a nil th ird 1 %iiaI I .a k r M o'IM iic , h I II l*r f m H im i » tn id Hi* I 11 fiiit h hi h I*. ih i**l f l*i*ii in th*' t r m •*( I h r Im iltlin u .i Uh « ill hr fur ii" iiiH ip lo o m - d i r m i iiltiiitird Mt i/« s, %|t . Modi’ ft m ■ %m I 11iiiaiI th .it I h r i .ifiiii'11\ td (h r ItiMillliil mm hr liimwicd in n hriU in (hr rvrtil of sin H n rn iin n Sidatiniiiw h ill hi* on (hi* cornrfH of (hr ncroiitl and third Moot-, iihilr all Mo Hindoo - a ill hr d (hr -rrlioli.il. too i/ontallt i>|ii*iiiliu l\i»r. Thr honml.il i•o drwi ■*!.1 thai r\ti*n>*iiinw iiiai (»r adilril rn^lh to Mir rlliU of thr h iiiii **. Ml MoiiytiloH and (tamldr Hf**11*1 1 II W itii »i I *4.1r 1st at" tin* Asiioriitlr arihM ift|iM‘|i!i i iii M*« |ihin- whllr If on Is* s kind lln llrt. Srw ^ mk I ♦!'. air Mir i onmill nii* a tih itn l- awsfint mu in thr Tampa. I *I 11.1f I I loll ('pi. Edward F Parker son id TAMPA tA* — A piilnl wasn’t Mr* F’unni** I'urkiT. I1 (l llox :rus enough advantage fnr a MS pound Invrrnt^^ rubber who tangled with an tss (*pl Thnma> .1 Si*ulv»y xn»i of pound Tampa drug itnre operator Ith'f NU«I,*. .175 VV li7lh SI .Jack with combat training xonvlllc f Thr gunman ended up wlihmil nix pistol and with enough laceca I lie S.udmd Ill-laid i. Indus lions and head injuries tn pul him re Ic lira (jug II. I.tli lit 1 1li.l us. (in in the hospital Aug. - f f limn the paper was " I had an Army count' In how ...... , M IAM I dN—Two (j'-'rMiiis j * "......... i'llt 1 ! I ! I* \ !’!11\ *, N '» I** t tilni ioiiu v to-1,tit ■' IM' . I aill«i (.Hindi d a. a .i i -cki. lit Inc late In disarm a man and I believe I gumbimg aclivilli-i wtlhuol a 1 N i i i t n i l i ! r * ti l i n o i i ) i i \ ' l l t Mi* 1 li I « «t S l n l * * - i n n(i|>n •mu im Ki Iti.lrr1 1 J llullt and began pub­ followed that without thinking." j federal gambling lax stami> were in li’t in iti* K m » * ui i is * i* 11 * mvft M'ht * N ut infill I m i i hin.i i null' lishing In its pi o r uI Im sllnil. laid Hick Shea. It. senteneed lo prison terms here In I "n l ,ii H in t I mi iii i*ni lit*) The tin aid was incin purslcd day. If f In i I’m i i i l i i '’* I i i i i i i S i m h I i i m v i u . t hi* M ltldli* K id ! utiii Kanti'in as thr Herald Ti luting ( V in Judge (ieorge W Whllehorsl In I iitij> in n tin ti. il h u w i’V t'i, to d u d lain, on Nov. n . Iirji the cn f'deral dlstriel emul orderH one in** n is ittitn r fi*‘t (ti fi» \*n *• f Itn lin fi uf K 011*11 Sviitfm ult Ulu’i Im po wiiiii tire stock was sold to It ttlaml Negro, Fannie Mae Johnson im lu* uiH nut ai( In n itinfvn n.*’ ukth i ni • K 'ii'.ith m Dean, Iteese Combs, amt II It JACKSONVILLE mv-An alert prisoned fur tm days, and awother i Vni>itiki M u »hi mii |)| h i i 1111ix I d i I iij 1nilkik tm hU min, 1u.hu trimnull he I Berg ot Miami yvent out la at night lo Florida and Charles iVhltfietd. lor six months iin in*abmj oti him " The first pre.ldrol of thr Flor­ Dating the s i t, «■ m -li* ..i H*».»f f . tin* M im ic iu I ^ FAtsmblv'»» fill T iew ala nffleera for an ig-year nid ida Hfate l-rague when It was ( Dili D'ft llnlfhl ul I'll til II >lit 4T#» III it** newsprint necessitated a nit girl and, a young man companion founded hack In |0ia has been 111*«l MMl|f j*U *iltHI W i'lF S w i'tll'D . back to three d .its a week puli wanUd for kidnaping Use IB-monih namrd dlrectar of development N " '« i l V . KftfMlI Jhf||t»| lllu l p u llllltl llration but in MU’, the llr r .lil old son of a Jacksonville woman. and director of alumni affairs fur 1 ihnn t<» In, ii** iM iiilm N nn* / ■ reliirncil (n Its preseol Im M IAM I Ms A I ! reek alien Warrants charging kidnaping 'stetson University. He Is li. I'.. I'lu 11lk«( 1(11*• w;n I, " If i i vhi'll k iu iivfi time* a week schedule were Issued by Justice uf Die euu'd ol marrying u Florida wom­ •’ Eddie" (illlliand, who for the fli.t" Mu* n i iMi.li-tit f tin* Earlier lids rear. ...i Mav Peaer Sarah Bryan against V ir­ an lo obtain a preferential visa to past two years has been general thl- newspaper was pm• liu.r I ginia Barton. 18. and Don HI*. 21 enter the United Slates was or m an ag er nl I'onre II e l . e o n In Cunnngr H a ll.. 11 II Has dem t deported today i Springs. Ill IUH Eddie became kell Ir , nod II II. I ui klrmun The man was idenlitied as An vice president and farm dtreclur toniols Ak-xuto. ..( Orlando lie lor Ihe SI. laiuls Browns baseball married M r. Magdelene Strom team ami In m il was named pre a TALLAIIASSKE VIV-A plea for | « " l*t Huninhve of Everglade, at slitt-nt ill Ihe Toledo team ni the V i ipi i U .i* 't'| \ 1'I| “ 'storallon and preservation of the Fulkalnn. (ia June 1.1. t«:i2 \n irrira n Assnrlatloil. During his on t I a. l m I !d m d .is, i»(M*niViir "I j» two years at Pnnce de l.enn present governor's mansion as a t.u » i ii i inh t:t«» mm i *i ,iu ie Springs, he supervised the ileve stale historical monument was laid Mrs doe < aineiun SI. widow « ( I,alt!- It. ilt .iik ’ K U h im vu lli It ilia Inpmenl of that million dollar at before the Cabinet today. tilt- late d ie i aliii-1,111 plinieel PC niiinl s cti ii i in hi tn j; KiDi tiitu In The IBM Legislature aporupria M IAM I .,n (iov Mct'arly or Inn linn which opened In the puli i.ieid ol .Suit,ird a celery gl.wvel <'tu rf I **■)vi11x Slu r i ll U t* O u i iis ago. ted ItfO.OUu fur erection of a new dcre.l an Invi-stlgatlon in so a I lie a lew months ini i itllem.ni, died at tie r home I ID'IU.i A.1 *■ ill.111',I’d sj14*4*r(111«iI * I t executive mansion. leged shaking down of Negro.', • li llak Ave li .t i- l d ii alteriUHiU H in tin . ip i.i' vxiiii u M i'in (ih ii): Florida's mosipilto fighter, are F 'ra n c i* H e ir r) s ir .r o . < '.'» i . 1 caught gambling. A (' Dressier (ul low iii a a Ini cei mg illness I m i 't.■IN Ui ll I 111’ m | | N | | si s u f |H I S M ' S ■arly tw la y in the \i« h . - n \ assisluni coimly solicitor. ri'|Hirl.'.l he.jiiming to pul iorrense.l cm Mt. ''amejou had made her 'UK litffl M ilt’V | H ’k M*iUltJ* lu| pliasls mi a control program lie lug Heme atli-i a Ions illno tMlay. home most ot tin- lime lot Ihe Il fivv lu ki i . puss|<sslut; I!*lN*|> III .igned to "hit them harder where Mr Stearns » ,i. I..m i . m i .. * pa.l eight v1 . 1 - i till hei ihiugli ki Is tit*! H lllK ill .isstslilK III Mu* they live and breed" n. a meins Apr 21 IHHI bill had m ,.l l TAMl*A im -A I year old Tamp., ier M r. Annie • Menwellier m SetJ4* Ml |SS41!•I V l l t k l ’ls ul controlling salt marsh mo. girl ate 40 pleasantly flavored lionio in Siiufiilil I. ii tin- ) .. \ a. I hIVhill.i Jleaidi. hid had utovi'd l lu ,14 r l i s n l VI .1S U lili ri il lu ,1(1 ipiitnes and other insects ul poll I"ilk to lli'l Inum lieie utnilll i III*.II lu I utllllv I 4l||l I S|*(|( V illd ren 's aspirin tablets but a 111 tn . TALLAHASSEE tav -The Cabinet lie licullli or economic linpurtnnce years Hi- m u a n-lir.-l ■ iiimtli ago ciulck Job of storaarb pumping left today Infnrmully upproved ardii I l ium. is i ' Ini* itmli’i ii littiul ul men! I'oslal Uiiiltt.it eleik .. I ... That’s the word tuiluy from Joint Horn in I . .he l i t . Mis i am $l,(M*i **4*1 In ♦ i unit > .liitlip* I huik' her none the worse off. teclur.il and engineering contracts Mulrennun. dlreetor ol Ihe F'lur til Ills illness I.-.idl'd it 21*1 I .mi. • ion came to Saidmd Ot veals ago l.l s SI iii 1nun Mrs.' A. a . Wardlow said Bar­ with Smith, Iteynolds and Hills of Ida Stale Board of I leu till Bureau Ave. .nil hail tnu'ii a member of Inc N il’ s irirx l i*iif iir in tilt- Wiiki* ul bara got hold of a 50 tablet bottle, Jacksonville for more than two uf Fbilomology. Survivor* melude «m- ihnu'il-i Ellmlnaliun of First llap li.l Clmi. I. (ui Dial pet o n l r r * (lo in M u v**n iu r Ih in Mi from which 10 had been used, and million dollars worth of new con- breeding areas Is the most effec­ Mrs Mary S Tliruei Jarl .... < .11im*iI .iI ( f.u k ll K i I mvvii mi emptied Ihe bottle befnre anyone atructlnn at the F’lorida F'arm <’ol tive wuy of controlling mosquitoes, v ill »•. two gran.l.l.il.lit-i 11.1 • > mil ol little Ollier .iiiv ttm . melude aiuilltei h itliliu s trf i4 t lir .il o r r u iM t iiiii.il noticed her ony ami the F’lori.la ‘.late Hospital particularly the salt-marsh vari­ sisters, Mrs D.n.y Stan.In l.l daughter M i. iletirt A ll ll nhi* 11 . k*.11111}ll 11h: f i x s| ,i iii|is 11114J»*c i r r r u t ety, generally considered the nm.l Wn itch ul n. M r. V V II aunt. .I. ' d Sutlfiinl t i n ■-i- -.on. Eilwari li*)*| HIn I lull numerous of the "pest" mosqui­ Ensti--,. uml Mrs K II i'« ■l-.-i I , I'erry and loilei all of Sail T h u fll t* vv.i* 111 i *h|)* i | hv hI u *i toes in Die state, ( ’it) Manager f An.lei, I i h ''■III. three g l.ilidd.inghtfr v Ml's I lf s iK’piilit ' if i i -1 lu* ju o d m r il .1 The remains were tak.'ii 1 , 1 . Tom Lemon told us today that the linns I. Aiiituikken of ('uiisliiii fi*ili*r.il t: im h lliK s tu m p in r u m spraying program here has gone its Dlls nllerniinu f.u fui.ri .1 line, Algeiia Mi Datnl Tlnu.li p l l . i u i f iv 1I I 1 M ii'ii ii-4|Ursl along well tills summer amt there vices and tiiirial ■c nml M r. Hal < ulhrrl ol Sun Mi*|in1v 1 Hulls, ploilni’i'il u have been relatively few com lord, two gland.on. E d I ’lim T4*41•* v v\ lilt'll Mils p l l 'p . l f f t l fill plaints However, It bus been nee•■con Jr andTiiinmt llu.sell uf niuiliiii* lo Mu- lliirniii uf Inlrriiiil cssurv lo exceed Die budget up llrv i’Miuv I 11 ksonv ilfi*, riMjnrsHnr sanford, une sister M i. due Kill n r proprlation. but local people will ehtew of Tamp.i r r u f r i i i ** uf ,*111 m o l i* hU i I I I | ih be (lie first lo ugree Dial l i ’s been F'lmerul service, wdl in- held whirli m.tv li.iu* lii'i’ii Issued in A U n tfS T 31, IBIS worth It C ar il r clu iid v In o c c a .i-o i i l l ' vitiiriluy at 2mi p m at ii.. .-ii Siiiimuli* 1 Mimlv I'lu* Irlh'i miih ■ ! i Mr*; 0 . K. R aff have returned to Sonfor.l after n very • • • cloudy ilir o u g li S a tu rd a y w ith Funeral Home with the Het W I' sK'i h i I li*dh I i v Sheriff I I, llulihv plwasant trip to their old homo In Illinois. They nl ao viniied ilk (*hii'jtK° There’* been several compUlnl* s c a tte re d s h o w n x and llniinh-t Brook, dr iifliciiiling lliimil wilt md K.iilvlr MmiNholdrr. 1 minly and point» and while they enjoyed MtntiMilvi** ininn'im^ly* they about Ihe Increase In astessmenls prusfiudnr. iillur,w*\ II' III Lake View i emelen ate jrlad to get hack to Hanfyrii where the ciiolinn hii*tk<eiMi |»low from tiie on properly In Ihe City uf Han show ers. ocaan and tfulf. ford. For tlmae that want to do something about It. wr suggest A ... "WJ1* ■" uptown ticket ufflee ami the AllaotlcOoaat Line they drop down to City llall Mun •fflc la la should lie approached In the matter. It wool.l be of great curt- day night to air their grievance*. vsnlanee to the traveling public. For on that night the City Commission will alt aa a Board of A letter to the editor of The Herald from Hr. Brownlee sta tu EquatlaaUon to hear complaints. that he is on his way to F.uropa and will not set fom on terra firms fur Anri the HomerTimer suggest* 18 daya. Everything is propitious for a pleasant Journey and he has that mure people attead meeting* not had a touch of seasickness yet. uf both the City Commission and County Cum mission to find out first-hand what the respective gov­ 'I . . A tKICH T i C m ) Extensive Imorovrments and renovations have hern ordered for erning bodies are doing. The Inrk tha Rita Theater, It was announced today hy Mayor Higgins, following of interest shown by taxpavera in • e?B(l« n c a yesterday In Jacksonville with officials of the Florida this City and County In the ac­ tivity of those two boards Is a J ta ta Theater. mailer of conrern lo Ih li wrietr. Mi»» Mabel Chapman delivered the valedictory address at the AUlh annual summer commencement of Florida Houtliern College In Lakeland Friday morning. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. I*. Chapman. Herald Notes Its 45th Birthday Gamblers Jailed Cuba Joins U.S. In India Refusal Alert Goes Out Alien Deported investigation Francis Steams Dies At Home Old Mansion Architects OK'd IN THE HERALD: Weath U.S.O. Meeting Set For Sunday A fter three and a Half month* of military action and duty In the African desert sector, Capt. Julian Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ro m Adams, was allowsd a seven days leave which ho devoted to a sight-seeing tour of historic Alexandria, Egypt, The regularly scheduled meet­ ing of tho United Organizations Association will be held Sunday at 4:00 p in. at BnDness, Profes­ sional and Civic Clubi Building. AUOUST I I , m g All official representatives are _ Aid In merclianta donating furnianlngs for a club and recreatlun asked to be present. Any other in­ ®o°m at tha Hanford Armory for enlisted men, was today requested terested persons belonging to by two National Guardsmen who anpeara.1 down-town splc and span member organization* are cor­ In their uniforms and carrying walkie-talkies. dially invited to attend. Several worthy project* will be The Seminal* County Children’s Committee today announced the discusaed. orgaaiution of a toned clinic to b * xponaored by the Committee in the Interest of underprivileged children; IF YOU DON’T City Ileltyerv. hjr p .» ., ceil YELLOW <’AB I44v M t. Ktliel II.,tel- '.a died tl.ilil..tiling ilt ll la o . toek ill Ui,, | , cal hospital lullowmg > l.cii't ilt ri".. file wife ol day II .tell M. Hatch wits In,1 n m Saul.-id Mat l I'll’, and had lived hnc all of tin I Ie She made tn-r at Die .m . terrace, Vp.irlniei.l dl \ m.-min-r ol Die i lunch ol tii.l ,t Ficneli Ave and 22nd St , M r. Hatch i. mirvivnl in .nhlitiiui lo ihe Ini.hand l.y tier faiiu-r and -ie|.mnlher, Mr and M e VVil ham .ferry Smith of Sanford, one ii.trr, M r. A I > Sharp ol Ft I’lem- a hrnlher. toim I. Smllli of Ft I'lerce and one n.'plii-.v • ..Ivin I. Sumh of I'lilcmnali (I l-'iim i al ui range m -nl, are in e.niiph'te ami will I., ami.niin'eil I,tier Annual Swimming M eet For Scouts Set For Tonight Hie Ullllllhi .Wimilillli: meet lot llov Seoul, will l.e held loiilgld at 7 :m o'clock al (lie Municipal Swimming fiK.i tin' piddle i. enr lilallv invited lo alleiul Seoul, (roiu Die 1w.< Sanford troop, mill from Oviedo and I 'a. sellmrry will purlicipritsAiming Die ev.'iil. listed are diving, relay, free .tvle, hick stroke, plunge for dl,lance pine apple lexeue, and comedy diving John Leonardy Is Judge Today John (i Leonardy. Sanford al lorm*y, will *ervi* on tin* Inmrli lu day in City Court in Mu* aliuuict* uf ( ’ity Judjfi* Volii* Wdliurnn fr Mr U*onardy was uHinn City Jnditi1 while Jud$(i* Wdliainn wan uway from Sanford at Tullah»'iiio*idurinn the I ii M seinion of tin* ntati* li*h'is].riluru Jud*»o Williams aho a Nlalt* representative Drag Line Stolen THI UPflAHID HAND! of Allied reprtnimt*tlv»* |n the United Nations (lanaral Assembly In New York mean defeat fur the proposal uf S o v ie t delegate Andrei Vndilnsky ( right J, who sought lo Invite Red Chirm ami North Korea to the Korean parley Hl**'ippnn*nlr are (I to M : Knrtque Rodrigues Fahrrgal of Uruguay; U. ft. Ambassador lleni < <’al«d la. lge Ji alii) Selwrn Lloyd. Oreat Britain Sliortly after. V liti, insky resurrected III* priqatial o f lail year (or s is l.rlligcrei.l and live * neutrar nations to take pai l in Hie post oritOilk*dlaeussluns. II was labeled a “uude levtval ' by delegate Lodge, (JnferiMlkmaif ■ i, i Entry Blank Requests Pour In To Jaycees It...... -I* i; . |oi i-niiy I,lank, lo ' M u - S n n la u .iii S p r in g s ’’ “ initi .oiliest ai llu- Jnycee spoil .• i i d It tto u l III- lung oust lie lo ir stildi'iils In Die Sunlurri slmpping aieu slarl hack to sclio.il tin-re w ill tie kiddies s tarling kinilei g u ile ii and sedate coliege sen inrs who a lte r one more yeui w ill he really to go out oo th eir own lo lake their place In soc­ iety The youngsters and th r oldsters w ill all need new cloth cs and a ll of the necessary eq utpm riit for education. On T uesday, the H erald w ill IHihllsh Its "B a c k lo School F ill lllin " packed toll of advertise itiriiis telling where |o nlilsiu all uf Die essentials, to addition there w ill lie iHlineroiix fe a liir . lu.lli I im .i I and nalii.ual i.-ll mg .ilioot I In- . i I iih i I . . . i )n .i a lira il Capias Served On Thomas, Negro Mrs. Joe Cameron Tavern Operator Mrs. Ethel Hatch Dies At Her Home Passes At 58 Gulps Aspirins 5, JO, And 40 Years Ago Back To School Edition Tuesday I'tiougli o lio g .n el iin ie n t w o rk i i » w i-ii e s p c . t i ’ i I.. |oin (tie re lin n u i" . 'iiie n l . . l i x - m - r . w a rn .'d tiiat p l.'i.'t ol 11 ,, ii till- in a i . I l l l lie ah ead tin- ii.iiiiin a lu e d n il roads T i ll/ t 'o m m u in .l led (te lle r .il Con fe ite lu lin ii of I.a h ,n i ( ' ( I T i. l-'lt out of Illl- iii'g u lia tio u . had lint yet in d ie a l ,l m i end to i t . w a lk o u t T h e ( ti I c o itlr o l. th e hulk of t h r m i l l o ..I w o r k e r , and I r jn x jw r ta lion u llii m l. .a id Hie lin e , cntlld ig ie rn tc only on i n lin e d .e a ir v) irtnniT Th nn’Miln'1 > F'quipmvnt an n .Seminole County drag line was stolen last night near F'orest City Just uver the Orange County line, It was report­ ed today hy County Commissioner O. E, F’ourakre. The drag line wns parked along side a road being repaired near F'orest City. Ruth the Sheriffs of Orange ami Semi­ nole County are investigatini'. .iilu iid ., 'p i o i g s I n i,,n D u ) p ilin g i i i to tin S e iin iio l, l ’, ,iin i\ .11■i i i■■i I'liu m lir r •if 4"«i(f i mi*l vir m ft m * i ’, -ltd.. ui ion a n I II.- I.emit v ."oiile.t w ill lie une highlight.. ,| Die l.ulioi D a y , i lelniittoii when II is expeelrd Dial oil.' of the largest groups uf ( eillrnl F lo r id a beautle.-t will eom pete f" i the title of " M l* » S a n 'iimlii Sptiugs uf ltif,;|." I’ l i " Iti'<|ii.-»t« f" l i-ntry Lilsnks h avr a ln -iiilv lie n ii-n 'iv e ,l fro m O rlando unit h u » iin in ei. w itli o th e rs vspeat<-,i i " tie ro lling In in-fore the week i. lite r I'li v-uiitg ladles p artlrtoat iMg , the 1,.,n iily contest w ill oio i le iiifmc Ilie judges twice ,. la l. Hut firs t in huDnng mt - n it thell again in evening ii., a-. l.v * *. »1*1 1. •Ill V I ' i f H ill i* ti t C liff A id *** iv MuM Mil’ Skuimulr mu Chuiiitu-r uf (*am* 'MOM " i i 11 tin t" Hi im iki* 11" aim. h*i> i 4’lt'lirntiuii at San tn lu Spt UK * iiiu* uf »iu* tut'ire At ■ v< b ( h iv i'i h> ( is- si lit; I* ll oi Ceii» 1Mil Clui iila W i ', m umiui; i i i i OI t u» tuivi1 ejiteftaif)* » v4*1 VMite"1*, \ 1 ie *» ■.411I I'lu \H||ligH|| | }4 n| L(l| Jkfi'S HM Mie ••!.)*■» fulLi will tuive every 111••4■11•nt llli.I u itli evu'lti'iiiefit. I (u \ t iill i 1f 11 11 1 vViitn'll hi p u l tii-i ■ in ..in.' miulil.v 11in* I'iHlipe (0141)1*', |u un| put. N " im y id le * .-x p H c tifK lu e ti(e ) Mir hi'IIMil V • iNit i ' l l Mill-' Va i t 4 th* r* lu iiu ir .l l lutl Mu< d e a d lin e to end Mi i t ......... -n il \ K iunk I a Sept \ mt ityuiii. .Iiiyeei* Piesident Cplf AKO ■* -ct i I'Mfi. Mieie »n no enl I II lli'l I • • h Im I *"V»'I Tax Assessor's Records Cited llecol.t- escellelil and accounts ... nale wen- typical remark, ill tit. . i i i i i i i ..I .tale audit -.1 Tax As > ,.i Siinloi.l D.milney . record, im ilie pu^t rear loliii h Bergerl. \.,|.|illlt Male’s \mllh.r, Cited the exeell. id eon.llluui ol Selilt H ole I ’ouiilv . fax Assessor’s re . i.|,|. in a wtiMen report to Ihe Mate Smltlot Ill's alt SVlIlls Ihe lav n.le. were well prr paled a. , . ol.-m-ed by Die rrlulu elr lew . i r» l, the (lies list i,I Die lav ...lli-eh.i Do- re|Hirt ie id i a.h ic-um cc, were adequate to cover litihililie. and cummls .ion, were ci.rrectlv hilled," ile eoneludeil BUSINESS IS ItODMINO! Ilie ( ’In,,tiled < <.Inmil of Die S.infold Herald 1, the most active uiicllon in Sanford and SemliuHe (’.unity To assure vmirsidf of Bit. fact, all you mm* ,‘n it., is examine the l la,sided, i -v it *' dev BUSINESS FOM SALE— liriteen ,lnre and meat mar ket, good location Established many year. Owner retiring due I,, age Ciuiplcte going tm ,m i, , iiicliuliug stocks anu lixltircx fur tldksi Move to Sautord and lake over this ac­ tive business WILL EXCHANGE HOUSE Will exchange I1.71XJ.00 equity In a 2 bedroom house In Jack­ sonville. Fla for u 2 bedroom house in Hunforil. Fla Pay­ ments $17 (XI per mo. Nh.k lor Diene listings and muiiy oibers every day in tha classified ads. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1953 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 20, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 20, 1953. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 20, 1953; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d6a7dbe7253851fe5cd90b5d3df9782b.pdf 70e8d0f3c5b858aea249192d233661ff PDF Text Text 0 - New Farm Menace | Pr. 0. I* Persons COIXHOK I’AltK. Mil iM - A nrw menace has niv.«(!•*.i .Maryland truck fiirm* Sm okey S a ys: It's called the russet mill’ mill I* sn small ymt run hardly see it with I ho iiiilii’il ry«' Si>ri;lalis|s at (hr University of Maryland ay arm nf the* mites, placed I’tnl In rrnl w ill only mrasme an m> li TI ip in'll-, tiaii la rn * (»«•»I i'll In L W I M W w*»ifr it v c utii'A * ■ in - r ^ T - V nw 1ClinII111 C'.'nps III 'Vr ri I m in iI cn It Is llii’lr first appeal.nu c in Mary land a lm v thi-y w ere >ii m vrrril in I ’alilnmm in H*tn Thinking psopla srs careful any kind nf lire arouiiii the ■ The Agriniltiirr Deparlmenl hits developed a rollon yarn Dial will dissolve In wafer, for Imstlng threads and other temporary uses, BLACK HAWK ' oh. Islied tourists have ln-i they’ve M'en silw r I" through Golden i>aii < north of kerf* They're right A year ago a di farmer, Arlhiii < i o-> 1silver fuses loo >■ m H said lie had lici-n - .1 ■ each for III in and in< .nuci r in mi-e • • • vn(tu* today for fill,Ural pictures, • lieutenant of > 5cr 1 n potent, but slightly Illiterate prndurrr, suggested an epic RIDE-IN T H lA T R t T O N IfillT W K IlN h M U A Y TWO TIC KETS TO BROADWAY SA N FO R D | V EW M O V IE T E C H N IQ U E S tre keeping Hollywood 3-de morulizcd. O n * ualoon keeper renamed hia place thi ''G IN O H A M A /' A kid brought h ti tchool report card home ant confided to h it mother, " I hope Pa doesn't have I pair AI * of those red - and - green /\T \ )) v ‘s glasses. I ’ve got a 3 -D record Hus month!" A neighbor o f \ Dob llaym es boosts he h a i i D sound. He llvea In A p art\ '7 f V Jrtc ment 3-A and heart a n ew ly ■ y U wr<l pair battling In 3 -D . /JSFN I I y ? Fven Lassie, famous canine j ■ J ria l, may be groomed for • v« V m m p m ]) ,*J> - pinball games in** V ig o have hern i - OlUcO 4 t.* * tjt.m s ia n s t|fe •i* Spanish moss All have operated *!th the blessing of civic author- 1ilit*. the defense of churcli garm-s and raffles, uolmtng out they were held for worthy causes. Said flee vein be eg1 " I ’m accused of hemg a Satan for interfering with the financial slniclurr nf rellglous groups and preventing poor lllllc children from ohl.nlnlng ncreitlnnsl fitriiiiirs 1 ins merely trying to live up to my oath of office in an honorable manner " Church officials fur the most pari are keening quiet, waiting for the air to (dear anil concrete ruling to emerge, “ We will follow the law," \ay» one rhurehnian. Hot the old laissez-faire pidicy toward gambling is gctliiig a thor­ ough merlin til The man chiefly responsible is Col. Francis Greyemlierg, superintendent of l.oulsiana's slate pollen lie Is pushing an antigambling m isatlc In every parish (county) in the state Prartlrallv I hi- only money* Last month Gcrvernberg gave 21 oinking activity aioune the Choeo hours advance notice of |ln> crack Indians of Ccntinl America is 1rluwn Special slate poller details ttit- cultivation of hanunas. Inured lest sections throughout the 'Nile minutes after the deadline They found things clean a s a hound's .tooth, gambling wise r it m n n r - v n t T lf — liul- t**<*s^dtuhlTTair.^TJ7m7iilhl7 *hen II came lo church hingo games, protected by rlty ordln anres In Mime areas Some local aulhorillrs rallied lo rm. ii. k . itiN( Two 01 Favorite Pastimes In Cuba Arc No Longer Permitted By Law FIELD/ Two nf the thinking up new imcmiipllmenlary ihs for gen- phrasr*. for I ho heads of other gov d hy law. ernmenls, chiefly m the Caribbean milting the »nd Latin America ■Otliir was Rut now Insulls to the head of ------------ any frhndly foreign stale, or its diplomatic agent or represenlatlw, nr any nthi* foreigner entitled to consideration as a reprcsonlallvr. R tA N D O * ,, Hf< and TOM O RROW PHONE 2flfi .. . X FL O R ID A lin ltltB ! 9 in 12 — I In I There'll » new ami Imltcr way t<, kill ants. It's called Roach Films When applied to any surface ui» the built-in cap-applicator, it leaves a hard. dry. clean. Invisihl* film. The film rnn't harm nr soil H'fll flit ml¥ In Nil' I friHirif Ilfifr f httllf nny surface! hut, when anls tntirh '-»n Ml m i-si rntii. I ’minfv .J'nfu*1 r»i l«. i V«1f !<■•»- hetuimu naralvxed am! :tuiuHml»- i '■ — «*»*— — M*—-*-*- —— **“■ thov die In twn hours. A single application remains effective fur sure does grt rid of ants ami toarhes! Roach Film s Is available months. You never see It. hut It at Tourhton Drug. — Adv, I'll s ir , si m m IT VI VI IIIS C K IIS N'b Mip It* fM'M’hv HlVkll Hint .Ffl* M Mil iron nil-.| hit flfi.tl F#*i»srr• III ■ ifl f11Mt•**I flit r>r •1** ln'ifi I» ftNil fif Ihl ■ ‘■if.ill- f*i Ha**11 J It Il<mnil, dp •Ttt*nl, fli.il h»* ntP-l Ii Im Vt**111)«»r tnr rim I ilUrfiuL" iirul I hut Im noNT une wwurh cs A-YEUJN, Ml STUM ■f ar/n n. \ ( sounds like / V ^A (VOt A y MILLS T ■ REAL HOLIER-OUT i IfufCM HlftH. FAST BALLS WHEN eVPCCTlNO A BUNTf . THE (VArrCR IS LIKELY 10 POP UP ON PITCHES THAT CROSS THE PLATE UTrCRHlOH/ HAVIN' V SECOND ! BASer 'CHOKSit ‘ BY THE N O S E OF O ’S H E A , . . Y O U ’VE TILTED TH E COUNTRYSipE WTONC3WAVS ~ ---- IS C3ETT1N3 WE IMTO a C E A L M E S S / NOW I'V E iSOT TI1C STREAM F l o w in g SACKW ASrosr ONLY tin South Palmetto A nnua Legal Notices ( THIS MAGIC SHOE TODAY OPTOMETRIST BUT AH -TUSVU NEVER SCORE ONUS IE WE CAN HCGP. CM FROM HlfTIN' - / t TM'BALL to v S, BLINItV RIMM'J fflS.5 V\ ^ X Hut tho toughest Jolt nf nil falls on the shoulders of individual conn ly sheriffs who must enforce the nntigambllng regulations Most of them arc uncertain what to do about church names Say* Sheriff C, J llmicet of SI Landry Parish: ’T r P T v V r - «-t nuf ot politics, I'll get after tho churches But Pm too young to gel out of polities " ^ ■■ ■ >. t ENTi RB l v I NOT ONLY LAD., that ’ H O W ’S A B O U T - " G ir " tJS C B ^ t . t r a t u n e v -' ALUNG UL nor-OOGGfE l G*T OUC rOUC'LTs OH > if--- / . H > ’a l o n g : » A C O W tW /,ps'jf a o N G > y . Hardly n day passed toil what such men as Franklin t> lloowvcll, Harry Truman or Hwlght Risen bower were called "assassins," "m urderers" or "corrupt tools of Wall Street." Favorite target of all exiles here was Generalissimo IIatari Trujillo of (he Dominican Ileimhllc He was i frequent »uh|tvl of insulting car limns and cailenlm es as well Recently. IJir goverumrnl nf Presldenl Fulgenclo llallst.r Ii .h been nettled hv rrlllelsm a of omti-l President Carlos prlo and his ful lowers, issued in such plarcs aGuatemala, Mexico and llic Culled C C ie l; S ro o u tu £ ,/ « Y S YOU GO ON UP / A N D S T O » L O O IC IH G S O ' ; W O C r a 'B D / TH AT l i t t l e - T J O O r - W A C OVB12 F A O K E L L i« TO T i S H o u s t * i l l w a it n e « 3 B • /\n d s u c o q i s e j B A N ^ xPATMSP DtPlN lTBLy\VA9W tO s ^ A r t -s c . A\ 0 OAdCMAj S/STSO Cy rjn -t/A AVALS Anon s n O v n rs b p s i d s s .h o w c a n V sE Q U A O Q B L O YEQ ^ _ -■ ^ ■J HIM W H E N WE" f IBNTRVStM 5 V h E< ?F' ^ - : tat a m o - ■ k \ T i *ai trr, iiu.wtYi r/-n MLN ihT.r I.MStCU tO OIIM’UAW YOU. & f, PACT I ft -j OMUa-TtlE QtMbU ONM tb THC K K W twttr.tRt » w tllli UTMt uMic.tr TMIH< l i l TME LONG V RAHGEK? t TUINV-. YOU SMASHED DM tTY*3 l WITH A DULLCT MADU o r W - Stales The new law. svvtvplng lo IIpnwrrs. was proelalnu’d shortly after rebels attacked unsuccessful Iv two Army garrison in Orlente Province, about non miles east of Havana. Bill apparently what Un­ law trlt-s lo correct is a prnpagan da campaign carried nri for m any months In Cuba, for which ihe gov ernmenl blames I'rlo and his fol lowers D#(i/h dt'f)'/r\u lover if f h n t ■i omanco vya»> t»o»n uf p e ril! , ll 1 /l/if port of file w*cif**m’en/ in M - G /VL'i (le w p ic lu f * ! CHAiJuS •fLvo>-KS ivM wimr rr? vou want COMP DOWN rt'OM THAT CAgr, MfROIANT von have RiDDrN i o» me r s NOTHING' 1VU W’9H TO arilEvP. woo OF YTA/K A js'I-CNYOmC WARP 3 AND ALLOW you mp leisure TO MML/C ro FAR ENOUGH1 -at \ *Y IMS f i t s ' FILTHV 1 «cwe<inegs * 13 / THIS SOUR rt.VV V ^ V or- HKtPtMO J Tup VILLAOP ' IT WILL no ro e vou*f mlalth \ rue cei?ria '/ J ...> c x i s e e m t o n eeo h* l p us 1 SOUR WALKING* PERHAPS THi S will AeT you to town ra^rev WAhAmAWAHJ ' much e q u ip m e n t i h « "TH* Orearert Show l o v tec h e On Earth" s wic o i sin MIRLE ROMANTIC ADVENTURES OH MT PEAR. PEAR STILL AT THE WATERFRONT AgMON.' WI«e IT NO" I TgyiNG- ID DISCOVER THE . FOR FLASH t WOULD CAUSE O f THE a c c id b n t / MAVH LOST VOU/ Wh ere is he now ? , HAm.SUAMAhA' LOOK' n»C FAT LITTLE MERCHANT CAM FUN, AFTER ALL* HI WILL HAVE NO NEED C<F THIS CART. THEN/a O f SfR A N O E L Y -MATED LOVEIfS ...fheir Socrofi, Thair (ongfopa L jy i . ffieii Md Ioi nnd ThtiUtf i m k -in m ne in mm m •n yaur aid haading oppllnnte with purchoie of automatic ifftjTuS w BAILtV, BADGE \ / YES 6AVS YOU CALLED HIM A FAT, LAZV n n i .r :v c iu n c e h LIMITED ROAD SHOW ENGADEMENT RITZ THEATRE Prii'CH MuiinccM 50c GvcnlnffH fiOc Children 24c Surry Nn I’uhheh Cnptlnuovt Parfoimaniei, tO X O FfICI O M N I 13i4l c a p t a in .NO YOU ALSO TOLD IIM TO GO JU M P N A LAKE IF «e COULD FIND > ~T ONE BIG fZ * r-.....l ENOUGH } ) f l �6 LATE B U L L E T IN S T E H R A N , Iran (/!*>— A roynlist npi'inlng In Premier Molmmincif Muaxatk’Kh's arm y tun! police flareil in Tehran today w ith pitched luiltleM in the center uf the city . (f ~*9 '4'“Gutuhiixhed l ’.nis W A S H I N G T O N o in — 'th e . ilc-'ry » Depnrlno’n' to d a y ...ri-/rv>^ i4,|^ >: annouhVcd n prelim inary Imttle ni.niitlly total nf 14 2,2 77 1 n i ' •i * Am ericana killed, wounded mid minxing for (lie whole Korean W ar. S . W K H 1 H. I I .O lt in A Duskin Fined $2, 500, Given 2 Years In Jail W A S H I N G T O N (/!’ »— C I O leaders h jllerly attacked the EiMenhmver adm inistration and tiie Ke|iuhlican controlled Conareas today as they kicked oft a cam paign to elect a pro-lalMir House and Sen ate in 1 VB4 W A S H I N G T O N i/1')--S e n . M cC a rth y (It W in fto d a x de notmeed the Governm ent Print i tit I ice lor keeping on its pay loll various workers named in ED I reports as Com immista. lie ipiestioned w hether tiiat was "even a ri'inotely in telligen t" seeiirltv procedure. M IA M I H E A C I L j TPL- .A man who tolil police In- knew who at aped tin 1 sensational $ 7 -l.lM»'i io|it,erv o f Hie (Harkstone Hotel here 14 years ago was tu lil today on a charge o f fu lliriK to retiister a crim inal record. (I T A L L A H A S S E E (/!’)— <»ov. Dan M c C a rly said today he’s Interested in jnininu any conlerence o f governors on n proposed Ch ln iK o-M iam i turnpike. State N ew s R o u n d u p •V OdhamAnd Marion Present At Premiere Showing Of Baseball Pic In Melbourne thins nf “ ^rr lent u Illustrated hy a letter Iminil in the incat Ufill renter and turned over In the Herald hy Mrs. O. T. Prarann, chairman n( the nraanliation. The teller Iron* an iinldrnUtled tailor atalea: "Tn all concerned: I am finally leaving Ihis clly. Fur myarlf. I any > am a step ahead nf yitu other servicemen who still have lime at the haninnt Naval AiitlMary ,\lr Station. 1 found Sanford In he a lovely plare. The family hospitality |» wonderful. Kven llnmgh I write ihe above com ilirnta, I have found no aniwer to, or llkenraa hi. Ihe nprn hoapilnl It* which aervlreinrn rrtdlv waul. Other aallnra In a position alinllar to mine are In want of hel ler friendship with all local per sons of their age. All aaaoriallona should ronlrlhulr support In an all out way to help ua." AI thou* h his letter U a little ambiguous, we (eel the sailor liked Hanford, hill thnoahl even more should lie door lor Ihe servlreman away MM .tinttltNK '/I’t - The lornl nti'inicre ,,f "Tit,, in,. I.cngimt". the lliovic Mimic here riTCritlv n! llie Iriiininc ,-iiniu nf 'in- New York Giants. whs held Insl nlghl while Ihmienrid-i uni hr tel to tin- 11 n, light uf tlir rvrnt Attending were llep A S Her lung. K Kisher, ................. On ,rnm h," " pon..... vehicle commissioner fur Gin Mrf.'arty: ex-gubcrm.li.rul rHO.Ibliil.' M . , , .......JV .Penplr have Inlil in. Mi alley fldlnon; Charles Marini., <1 Bcffcr Relations For Fishermen u V'"k (.rani, T T * ''' • Inrnln. .Iidin II,in I nlicrt, touni <niiii, mill l ull ll'itili,||. di ii'dnt nf l In- Id,min' |h i in sv* tm i. mid n mu rm Iniiruc |■ ir• hunt hi r New Appointees TAMPA '#1 -Milter relations |i» tdeen Klorldn and Mesh an shrimp I AI .I.AIIASSKK r l,OV \fl' fishermen are preilietrd hy A A Carls today .ippomlril two new Pagen. Tampa shrim|i hoal o|ier 01 iii Iots of the Stole lloanl of ator. Arronntnnrv The hlg reisnn for that belief, Marry M ITr-lnirk of rf-arw.i Kacrn said. Is the fart that the Southeastern K'lshrrlos Assn has lolned the Shrimp As'n nf the Amerli’Hs. in which Mexican and Texas fishermen have tve«n dnmi nanl. Hearing Is ^et For Miami Road ler was named In sm .......... Joseph A Sw.er.ey of Tampa and lloherl M ....... . Mian., in replace jila c H a iry llliin iin o| M uni Thr term s of S w c n e y and lilo m ln had expired Hospital Meet At least two rival plans fur on tl-rtaking lie protect as a |irUate nr irm i piTvale development wi--r not hefore trustees of the >*ii< Internal Improvemicil Komi here yeslertlay Florida POW p. jf lf lf p b n O O tC fS ST ID I I S't'INK P A 'cam „r Ingh sliooli'is (ioiii (he I'londa NiiIIioihI (ioanl has lo'eo cho.eo (or the O . i l i o n a l ride match's at Camp ferry, Ohio Ann Al Sept 7 Boy Is Killed MUNSAN ias tliv Klondlan was among the American war TfTI ISVTM.F. ,T .lotto 1 haile. prisoners freed hy the ('oinnimilsls lUtffv II, of nc.irhy |tel|U’,Hid yesterday at Panmiinjom was killed yesterday as he .stood He was l*pl John S. (ir.in::rr, on (he should*c of C S lituhwav son nf John ft firanger nf J'lanl I wailing lor a Inis. City. Embezzlement MIAMI iJS~A woman who vnlmt larlly rejiorted that she had cm berried * 1.1. 711(1 ffnm the C-uitral Bank and Trust Co had trnohlitoday ralslnil *INt lor a hoods man's fee Mrs Winlfrril Kerilnrko finally managed In borrow the money from friends (S '"•« much they liked the arlle e nr* holiness recession we inert III (hr mliirtin yesterday, that we wild I" use .mnlher Inntitftit |*n|ii( ,nd "'d that ninny pen|ilr have learned well Mir arl nf making ainney. (ml few nf them learned tmw In hvr In IW2.1 s very Im imii I .ml meeting was held at Ihe Kdgewater lleach Hotel III <Til eagu Attending this Hireling were nine mi ihe world’s most sue eesiful Inlanders Those prrsrul were Ihe presidral of the largest Independent steel company. Ihe largest utility 1»»* of the large of the Z Z IT I' ’ t,rrs,,te^ Ihe greatest " * ^ .V" ’ h' wlieiil sper idalor, the president of the New Voik Stork Kxehange, 1 inemlier of thr president's eah iliet. Hie greatest "hear” in Wail Street, head of the world's great t'sl monorady, mut 1«ldent of the Hank of InlrniHiiniTar'Settlomenta t'ertolnly we must admit that here were gathered a group of the world's most successful men At least men who had found the sec­ ret uf making money tiA IN K SV Il.I.K ',T fifty lot.pi t:il admlnlslriihvr nfflrials are In liainesvllle for Ihe four day Insti tide on areotmllne and husineas office procedures for hospital ad Twenty five years later let'* loinlsfrkliirs . heifimilnc -indHv up sec what happened to the abave Ihe Hnlverslly nf Klorlda caoipo,. uieu. The prealdrnt nf thr Driest TALLAHAKSKK 'dV—A propos'-d multl-millinn dollar pltin to skirt Ihe ocean side uf Hlaeayn? Itay smWh of Midljii .U’i 'il, a . mile .scenic highway and pay fre II hy selllnc lota on Ihrrc* man made Islands will receive a politic hear Inc at Miami Sept in r«i ^ NilKOMIS '.is Scientist will to. railed in in determine if loitnhrcs of dead fish found in this area tills week were killed hy the dred "red lido." Some fishermen feared the linv Marino killer was ,*l work m the Gulf of Mexico again. Jlis| as last November ami, worst outbreak nf all. in IDI7 lx IN THE HERALD: 5, 10, And 40 Years Ago A UGUST Iff, IB 1.1 Mrs. l„ Thrnshe. and dnoalder, Mary, returned to Ifaylniia B*«ch »f er aprndlng several days with Mr. 'fhrnxher who is kept in Hanford hy the dutlea nf hla new offlre Hi SupmlMtendeiit of fid,lie Instrurtlon of Seminole County. Another month of vacation and the taiy* and ulils will l,P gctilou ready to start annther srholnsllr year. Sanford arhnnla nre among the beat in the land ami will have their full quota of bright hoya mid girl*. Independent steel company -* ''hurley .Schwab—died a bankrupt ■ uid lived on bnrrnwed money lor lu r ,ear» before his drain. The piesldent nf the largrsl utility oinipHny -Samuel Instill—died a (oitlllve (mm justice and penniless III * lorelmi land. The president nf •he largest gas rnnmnn)—Howard Hopson Is nnw Insane. T h e greatest wheat speculator—Arthur nittrn — died Insolvent abroad. The president nl the New Vorh Slock Kschangc—Richard Whitocy—was recently released Irnm Sing Sint. The member nl thr president's lahlnel—Albert fa ll— was pardoned Irnm prison so he •••’»Id dir at home. The greatest •hear" In Wall Street—Jesse Livermore—dlrd a suicide. The head of (he greatest monopoly — Ivar Krueger—died a suicide. The president of the llank of Inter national Settlement— :.eon F'raser —died a suicide. So you want In be wealthy, eh. A t* We were very happy tn see tn today'* nows that Al Zilllaii, one of Ihe Iwo players on the Ogdensburg, N V. team in ihe now de funrt ((order league that we rec nniiueuded tn Ifans Dihnrt. scout lor Ihe New York Giant*, ha* been purchased hy the Chtragu White Sox for delivery this month The fiber player recommended wax Dm Sleater. whn after stint* with Hie New Ynrk Glint*. St Dull* Nrnwn*. and Wiahlngton Senalur* I* nnw with Tnrnntn nf Ihe Internnllnnal league where hn'a on the way to ■ pnaallde new Pinch hilling record Noth are pitcher*. Other llnrdrr League flayers in the higher classifica­ tion league* Include F'rank F'an ovlch of Ihn Philadelphia Athle­ tics, Fred Harken nf Ihe Ottaws team nf the International league, and Dirk Libby with a Southern Association learn where he rerenlly hurled a one hlltey. • • • Last Friday night Mr. mol Mra. Durham Lewis rliniieronril n merry Still nn the subject of hasehall. party of young people nn a moonlight excursion nn the launch, "Nett|e,f, < barley Young, sport* editor ft with f.apt. Hoy Tlllls In charge. After arriving at lllue Springs, Ice the Albany, n ! Y KnlrkerDieker cream and cake wnn served. New*, wrrdo ua recently tn point mil that the Kaatern 1-cague A U G U ST ID. IIIU tt'lasa A) ta In a rocky condition Preacher, a monkey on Monkey lalattd at the son, recently gave lieeauie nf amall fan turnmita. birth to a hahy monkey. Since thin event, the monkey has been named Uharley Is one nf the leading "Lady Pieacher", aulhnrlliea nn baaehall in the coun­ try and Is on Ihe rule* committee. A talented arm* ylplliilst, CpI. Sadur Jeimett nf the 420th Night Attendance la off In practically Fighter Squadron, will he the guest at the First Methodist Church at every minor league throughlha regular Sunday morning worship at 11:00 o’clock, the Itev. Joe mil Ihn rmintry with the Western I-eigne being one nf the hlg egToll* announced this morning. ception*. Major league broancaat* Mrs. D, L. Long celebrated her H4th Mrlhday with a party given in minor league areaa appears tn by bar friends and relatives Tuesday evening. A feature of the party Ihis comer In he the major prob­ waa a recitation hy Mrs. (xmg who recrlved tnnny gifts from her lem. More wldeapread television Is going In hurt even more. With­ ■ «V»ta. in the next 10 yeara there's going to be a tremendous revamping nl A UGUST m. min organiied hasehall. and It's our Needed repairs In the Legion .Hut waa the major tnplr of ills- ties* that al lead two Pacific -........... „ . J Pi_____ cueston at a meeting last evening of the Uamphell-Losslng Cost No. oast league franchise* will find M . Pat Jahnion, chairman of nouaa rammlttf^ wan requontiNl to chack (heir way Into either the American tha coil o! naeded repair* and report at the next meeting:. or National League within e very few season*. Mr. and Mra. Grady Duncan and daughter, Miss I’rggy Duncan, bava left for Canon, Ga. and Birmingham, Ala. Mrs. Duncan will vlalt RITX In Georgia for about three waeka while Mr. Duncan will return to San­ “ Story nt Three Lovee" ford tha laak part of thla weak. ' 1:34 • 4:01 . 61M . 8:36 M O VIELA ND A bumper celery crop le anticipated but the early fall crop will ba "Two Ticketa to Broadway" below last years according to figures released today by tka Florida atarta 7 :20, featura 7 :47, last Farm Bureau. Tha aummer crop la placed at 80 per ceat above last romnletc thaw 8:33 year's. Kftfcs 8 " at.a1 a*.J \ssin lillc ! I'tr -s I ( I •■ W o r W E D N E S D A Y , A I G . IV. Itt.r»:i LkAU: Lotdi Oitmitiintj M ajor Bolt Expected Suffers Severe Home This Afternoon Blow In Court \1 tt j u t nf 11n- K i n aluHtt V ......... . | inli, t tli*' f i t -f P I I i le t | . -I s t t f ’M lit it'" i \|ir* h if I n I Ml S . t l l t '• I Lihh I • »vt. officials It if r'lt'urd it 1♦»tv • iiGi.ii *t In W' nt III \ \ II I I « f I •I K ' l t l l l I lin t f In I c In* i m f*'it t v it l* W ill V* I f ' l U M f*lit Ml •' liv MU M III IJ | nt if ■ iitthi.it" i»Hr» * 'I * • sit Idif 1 I .if 1 v u lt» it f mumI t Ind •' |Inn :I 1 ,|i 11 .1 Mini Ift| r w I- It It Ih | a'11■ ■ I f i'll I lull fill Vifllnid \\ n»IHi" ill fit * t Wmi Id In |H'M*| n|| tv i tliv *M fwIm' f itmi ky h» m ............ »• i t *mi M* i> »*\I'* ■ HU MVft ItA I UNIFORM , m rk*M * firAdiey rHintm nn Ihi* (uurt'fl f*f In flVff hi* tirw |Htn|||rifi ehuirm^i APHfch fifiH ilrvHopmrMl Ulfotufii i** rtHlMntr. the fntmsf thdl'inun rd **'■ tntirh with future militiiry all*ira If "f hi ♦ 11 | ,#pi f |,|| | \ • vMmt tt*11nr 111*ifr11 p f «kit' •' *** I 'if i rut f •it ■ ipin , tc ' t ' kIft*5 « 'r I11 ry*w tItI »r»I I I1 i t. i»f •,t *(7 i |M l^et'p || f f iI rii.lf (Mtvif/ f | fi* *i * Sen . G eo rg e Smathcrs To A tte n d JCC F e lo A t San lan d o Springs .,-11 I c*' ’Hid(tl*"| . of t t-, |*14fI tt| ,1 Httl'lllt til*- -l,*\ . 1 % in 1l*lO riti- *,ii 'in* * (--*•» **-**** *v*ii i ' 1 o**‘*'t h m l f iti. w i l l , r l t i x r n * 1 d in mol oi tinW .is h ln g lw i e v e i i i s H i n t r i i i n i - i l -it 1 r . i p u l p i . d u rin g tm > Ij'.l -I's s im i u( lln S r nti 11 li t ■11 lit, --I, Et S l d ' f t li f kW i'i'p t m iih m s m a m i i iis llftw iti'K If III' -irffllutfl Nr»v M IlMM’ll V Mlf I HI I it It Mlmr IIIJlMim d lf Ir i1 H Mu I i ' imu IfifliM hlM 1ri Mm Uf fiM'i nj .1tilv , Mic I Makes Forty Iota In the Now HimDodo "Suburb Beautiful" subdivision wara purchased for >2,700 l*v (Draplc Kauaek and Lorbacii, a Winter Park home construction company, It waa ravealad In the record* at the County Clerk’s office at the Court Houaa todqy* l*'<l > Thomas Arrcstc! Alter Producing Gambling Slani|i 1 ItAVffD 1 lull I *•**. I h'MM 1 i N- r » 1 II fi it lid Attend Road Meet •*• . | , if * * 1 1E -ill 1* '* ,i 1i . E.f E*l.|« *• ktf U ♦D .1* |. Oil ! •U" » I,, e 1 |a*«H Mi­ - -I* • ll Vk if • • !*l ’ll* ♦1 )•if 1 1 • *1. |■ 11 M1"I M * 1,*r,, f 1► .... * Hy JOHN M. HIGirrOWKil HiliNtJTGN. Wl - The Stale Dciuirtment kept close watch mi lurnilknt Iran today, keenly uwaru that groat Issues arc it stsko in the struggle fnr power bclwenn Premier Mossadegh snd rnysllst supportors. w!S ^ j• . ---: 1*a3n. ill'lli .If t ti« •i'l h*k •fl • • * j . .. ♦ 4'i* 1 14hi i •1* t* tillI* fl hi 1 r«* , 1 1 I 1 ill 111 l mi'I' i i M.M h | - i, ,i .f» il M III III*4 H h In *in •.,*l Ml 1 1 •* 1 • 1' II Mi*’ • • • Ei **it*| li** 1 N*i *fi fill M* ' 1 11r 1 li M,il .1 Mi. * i ill n .1 E <»«*til ili> i >i,'t *' |I,I1 "fjl .L.fiI <A • VMV. j'nirivt •*1 1•M tr 1 n " n1 'nf fill *1*l**f» • FH -if "Urn ■ tf ' 1f11*1Mil* 1.14. • l I T ♦ Hi I •i’lilt ; ir,, fi., i(*• ,r i ♦ • Ilf I * l ' 1 Mm I it ffili ti •• . it! ' . I|f t - f t * I ' r . *I If fell il fl .u . i-» nd , f lliM’P fit! *1 . I 'I Ml I if | ! r. I .,t .it- \ I I i "If f t ' 11T 11 1 »' ' • ri, 1 1 1 i * ! Me * ill * mi I I'M 1 I f „ rl ♦» M. * i • I. f l •t •!* *» . .• M‘k*» |., ■* II.I t ,M r , tL. Hi ,t *................* f t I f t ! I* 1 4 -I h| D f-M •>•' M -i'll1tuif I Mi I tl G||, r*|*I\ ftl* Pf •' d hllll 11 hid Em1 I 11t’M hr r t tMMlf \ I ' f t f .» Iti*1 i h i d l . I, *f I ft 1.1 idunt \ If fi 1 Little cuncreli' tnfurtnatinii wa» avalliilde here other Ihnn Itie Teh ran radio broadcast which sxl'l followers nf the Shah hnd taken over the government and lhal Mossnili-fih hurl been replsceil hy Grn Pnxollah /.alterli. It was knnwn oarller, however, that the sllunllnn in Tehran was far from calm, that mobs wore roaming the tt rents and that a state nf high excitement existed. Authorities hero were Initially somewhat surprised by the Tehran broadcast. Since royalists had failed to selto tho government from Mossadegh four daya agn when the ■ -** ■■ - *1" —' lift- 1 'h i i ild fit Mm I iii Mi*’ * I if i*i ' Til tff * I 'll!'*' ♦ it I'l I , mlf f •» iftf i drplil lt»-t iff | If r•ifl I 1 |f I'd • n’ * hiji*1 *s»i fl.it 11|ff I lif lf f ■ M I I Mill I hi Mm • .IM l Elf II 1 * *11 Ik * I •1 kill H 111111II* * "M 'if flit *•»iml Id* • li11* nd I f f su ♦ If If Ml' 1> ill > I h Mid ■ M nf11■ ** VlH* •nil* •'»•"lit* Ml* I . H llll » •» h« I In Jit !f| i Hi Mil i flint v n it ih* hf I Segregation Law n tK S l vii w r in *» *d W i h IIh s m |* 11 t| •|«ih*I , Mil Ut| l| lift* rl »i‘ .Lillie hi Will MTii - Nr, ** An I •«• * *11»*»*1 liHWhit , nffK f»r rhiini'sl ail It ' is! ili'is d 1*till * til* I V KlnrlflwS settrei»,itl»Ul I nv, nil h* in■«11 * i I • t* * i *i» i i * i . 4**4 tf <1 li ,i iMi »m | Mill Hi iM*»* held lirre S» ,d !’H tlflMlI flillH'Iri If lVI I I a *|«* 'v||****- U.S. Keeps Watch On Turbulent Iran LONDON rrp) — I'eluan radio drclarrd tiiat rnyallsla wrrr*ted rnittrrd nf Mir Iranlsn governmrnl from Premier Mobamtiled Mossadegh tmuiy, sent III lit into flight, mul suiitntoard the •Shah tn return In ilia throne at once. , Difference Hunter Ice And Fuel Co. Sold Sanlando Lots M t l*l|( llttl * I 1» • ■1 in Mm . " ........................... ill J 1 , - , t l tiiM |bA • - nt ' • it ■ •<" milt*if . . 1 1 > ., i-f - i f 1', m, , i,|'. I ’ ll' I • I 1 Ml d VI1 li i i , j * it. I ,.»» I i<| * I . 1. • ' fi s. ft. I t fi ' - ', > I. 1 1 ( • *' 1 ' " f Mf *• 1 1 .............. -in .mill > ft rm i' Mi* tin ill'll it innntlilv Jltlp* * *»"' th l I I i ' .|i m' i l *t in*■ »"» n iili nf llie 10 *'t H will t" I ’ ll • » . •! *« . I L-i I d • li <ill in bi m Hi*' Legion Hot Iiimm'i *-•*> 1 * I >1. M it > I f I \ft.» tlf viff Miglil it 7 no ii'i lock, it wjh in ....... nil- ''ID • Id.. M.rl.lfi t .«• 1i* • 1 f ............ Il* .» V1* *% utiuni ('ll I.**I-.y t.y *‘lief l*i- t' in ....... 1 IM 1 1♦ i'ii i* • i'El’i- TlHiill !)ii I It Well* Mr. I Ib, | I br \ ittiire tut itfilr will "pen >VI* L| 1 lit iMild is tsd d 1E.nif 11 'V,1 dll' '■ I nl.....• ■ at Mi* titli lb*' I'romeii.iile .nut *11 vm -.I*'! ' i ip i igin'i .lie ,i*keil In tiring J pi"- MHi HU'I Eti lilt III 4■ * ll.r 1 *•mil d H.» Ml Ml l*i-i live ro w member Hmleil i flit II* 4Vrl fl* 1 HIMEl l Im.,1’1 i'M ■ Li! I.* • i .HI il.... . | ITI f *11 In imp will In- mi llie menu Hr t Mi I ^11•' I •i Wh illrill 1 MMf11 11* 'll II" ■ In 4hi tnH," Mi 1iiit v t!E , 11 •f I |> .ml* I III I* 1 tv W1' t Da1f Hie *.. *■>l * ■ 11' 1 | -III |ll| (Mr I" 1>11 fi**l IE-' •if 1111'Hi 1i I 1 t I ’ il f . I ill Jt’ l 1Id* ii p1• I i if if #. Ml Mlf X . i -.I i ,»,)>. .1 M ( -hm i Hull'. * ,»s ill i 11[| 11 III# II I* * »• 1 . l.ttliil ilmvii it lm*V v>nimin ihmL m •*f n Iflui'll| ill* '1 1*1 In mi I 1 | , , > * If I ( ( l “i*p ‘ • y ♦ ♦* i» Tlf 11an \L i t ,.s •1f Mi#' whHki tirL w lin I m t it f*»I j i Ill'll 1 * M j tin * *• 1 in! 111lit if d 1*1 JH'lhN-f lit'| fill **i|f'»Illfi; hii ( **11 fit V lif 1 Iff HD 1* ■ r* * »* ♦ ' j ,t *1sMUIll 1Ml' •i Mmidc v. E111nM I"1 ■ 1- 1 11 *11 1V11u-' ,1 1 I t * ti \M h | . t till h h I I , “ I'm Id tirihsf vmii (im I li J|t’t n i l f l *<f >f 'l v f hfir* It •ill U I'fln Im lift « •II* tit iv mi? wftHh iindht Mi** Infill* id • hi t it ♦,t L • *i h i t * ' I tl I I i »11 - *■ dI m11 *» I ' I r M f K ill " f ! f ► !*!*' 1 • ' ll Ml* I *' I*' I I I nf mi mNtiii 'ill tnir liquar," Mi* ■I I *. I i.Ihi P . I I, . |ln* if it Mill ■ rI'll *1jllrl* f*lM llt’l I ,1(1 T I | HI I, IH I «IH1 I 1h I \ i I'll | 11 1 i I ,|r te a 1 P I f"| In .11 111 1 ' i id I 1)1 If I IllMinlf'/V u F! i !l|f**T"nblf I lu r I V\ (Ml If n . 11* i m i tll \ 'Hi Duncon To ATfond Polm Beach Meet A lot in Orange Height- •»** recently sold by llie Snnimda County School Hoard in Dr (tivtllo Harks and Frederick II. Wiliuiin* for | 700, according to llie* In the County Clerk'a tiffin,. it Ilf I tlf **ntp l Ha K v * 1hi •till till ! d*d»id if vu | fu mqr 1 4 in* cm; i , in tlIrk hr 1 i l l t l h f l t i p n l *f I T l i M i M H c r » i a t li r ... MU* 1 »M i *»*!ti v 1 , HI*■rM ♦If’ d In l • d* tl ■ t,|* "f 11*.* K *NVtl III i < hit. «♦ Mlf 1 ImiHti « " <• »* l» i *' * "" . , l, i, Vo. in 1 loll 1 •1 '«1 non r hi m I* -! i Mi Met "i ♦ urn? MllHIIIl* "lElu* \IM* II IIi* *|| , vMI • ‘ y ' 1 4 1* , mim(",i D, in* \("lie “ |4t.. E 1<1 ,11.f M ID ' " •Wli- " Pvl- II, ill! MV It* il • Ml l -1*: i In. f M l i *i 1 II I Hilies i, hi 11 *.. Il, . . | 1 ' 1 't (t|' 1 1III ill in Minn ■ -1 Mil 4 III l ' 1 1 MU - i 1 14 1, 1 Eh i n n 1' ttt"l i iii ! \!* nil" i .loo <‘iiniin M t.,| I t ini 1tt-l r,l 11 L !*’inn nl. i * Mh '»i < .nil nn. VS nil■■ n 1lit rm i , , 1u | 1 v '• i *4 n 1 * • II'Lily r ill ID, -.lln! .1,1-11Ik i MHI I 1mil |*d’. tidJ (nt ME • ifl-i h «’ 11k|>111Vuf MtiniMlM rl I** imuf Mi (M Md tlMI TIm* in lilt ■1• \ |* ♦ v1 nil v*'ns IlflYdNfl fnr List mi'ilMi m if it f11tiits Mi Id The *• iir'i'i* 11 W Hite 1 nun u fin rf'lr'isidf Mir llll'il iiij I ium • - Iml»* nM|i|i||i-n, (nod. .mil "III* 1 it* nih wlilrli .irr pureh.i-ell l’» ill, 1.1 She* mini -Ic* t ired lie w 1* now •,u,'pilin' 1 -t.iteiTienl Im rele.i * I** Hi. pi e . giving tinover ill tni.il Im 11C*it Mer.iuse I* t |t*t v n f i i j H I m i d h !|U it mi 1*11•I \ conlrtM'l* .ire i- M'-t "li n li*e*l in i »*i»h'd Miu hmi 'hI. ve ir Ii.k i on uintilh lo iiiniilh sl.'ileliienl 1 >•* ti 1.1(■ !•- However, Ihe ye.irlv repml will give those figures, neenrdtrig I" I I Hhefinnn * ik Minmgt’i rout t,* 0 i"0 amt g r a m , flc g h m e r* Hre re u - tv in ' *■ •ini*- II. i*.. Volte William,i -It total of 1KI clock hour* nf in-....... jih I Mark I ‘leveland Jr. nr*' iiiitong tlnn while the women with -- - mg ill",■- nKernlimr *t ineetitii! Mil* exnerience are receiving ......-1 !••* i(ii-tn'""i nt lie Land comer nliur able las* schooling. Hill'll hull' -ifl, .Im ! h p uf Mth i )i*’ i>-i'miilrieri*lirig nf prluiHiv mail IViihit, will ndtf nd Ilif .Iri tldrt'd f»I *mi <li nr(inn t in- nn’Hing is being Mu | Viu'f ufifl I 'i111>t14111|«bx A 1Hindu hold with Ih*- di Uriel board men* n( Ih*' Stale llnad Di'liart H u l l n f I ' I'M d U m i l ' l l H t M l i v h n l i o i * I,it Amt all>:»! nt Wi »*l I 'Mill llriuh mint, J Saxiotl i.luytl, Orange Heights Lot Is Sold ........ ' .mI 1" VI If U Monthly 40 cT 8 MccI Tomorrow " 1>' » » I * • * r* I' " I SI*|if 1 It 1 1 1 IfI' M 111I t t f t| *' , I'uMMu I haL* m :n Mi M■Ml » ' •- * r Ift l '» t A Ml .tt. M’f» * f M I * *• a• I . till I........... .. Im" ........ . . 1 « Mu I1 I 'If 1 I* I I id I nl' I. . ♦ ,1 *- .111*, r 1*11 . t■ ' ! * 11 fim * -I » - • .....I m «' in i mliliMit I . 1 * .1 It* » act d* »l 1 t , m| I *t*ir |... n f *mi ' • n, ,, t*. . I'l't. I * 4 a i I I I ■ ’. 11 11 . ■I • • I "d 'idi! I ■' full I » • •" Holt (i’ll >4*N.Uf. lit V l"l Mr ,),irk - ii*iv11i>* 1 ■1 tl (• li 11•>H wit Ei li**i Ei<1M'illiil ' Im*m* t**t4 »v 1In* ji»l if '**''•* wMu nil'! Infill •n. L *|.ur 1 , i*ui Itill hi!mi, l l»v* ,|f 1 l 1 \ SII1411 ft*'! tlf! \VP •* M iti Mm* III** tnti i*m . * \ 1t l f 1 ......... • MU r 1Ml II* Ifvt L*\Vf| .14 III', ID. -* |.Li mi . in mi ■ mill r f 1»i 11n111 ii£ lil* 1 in <»f w I*| VS i. II 1ini mi* Mi* lv. H•Jill Mil, tf. flu** n i f nrlil* i l •MfEtU! ml *stlilts iVll'l •li* i H •f >t,v li- \H , t.ifl Wnn-., i, in. it ►t-|i| hi * Ti It Ij’ fli l i l MSI’ ■*1111 pul f i«rid tnf»'► dd ■ inn id. ■ -1<»11 ■ In 111»' 1 ,11*Irip dm ill M I*« (*l InV. McCoy Sings Al Kiwanis All atlit •»v >n d.Mihh mi*.111 * t«* Mil, fi* i lionn nt *< lupnid m- The Hunter Ire A F'uel ' tin W. Ultli St., wita sohl to the M "'ter Coal and Ire Co., of Crown (' "lit. N. C., for f:iH,r*IH), according 1 ■ to formation recorded In the < "only Clerk’s office today. It fiMMiritt Il ls ft I p I n .I n i k *ntivi1l f |»’ M 1 in III f 1 a 1111 11**| d 11■ I I 1•I*t1 J*t• * 11 ., ' 1 f \ 1if *-1 I*n|. I Itt tIf" I'lfl It \ >1 I ••»• • IK* * lllllli'*‘l *»|l *P|IMI »' IftII V Iti * 1 if 1 h find ’Idii »nufiiv Ml* * i" tv• Mm m vfull fl \1ny v* it M *Im \ lf11' f, Mm I i'll Ifiv M> It dt . fill i III!dri ll j||1 d- NlVih** fit Mir fl'MIM" -*l MiHi 1: Min*Ifinri nl *. Mi himI Mi |* 1 Midi, *!•:, W 171K .SI SNAASSalaries Vocational School for Lasl Month Classes Being Held Daily SVilh (hr eari-pMon **f * niinut*' In,111k*, 1 In,*.', -li 1 •tn rallrituil sl'hool loculi'.I Crown I'npi i Co huildiug u" tliv from 7 ;:h) a.m. until r.:.'in |Three claim*'* endi Instinc hour* nnd rmmmtltig of li- - Jt to 27 Htiiih'tit* 'Hpiere hi * " nig held according to l(nl|ili 1 wmi, ireshlenl of Simfoid Iml" 1 HU4, nc. The first two rhiniCH 111 fill white women who have Im |.M" 194A vimiN experience, Tin* Miti'l «r is for culnreil women *0,1 n whom have hml pievloim •■ *|ce. Mr. Cuwnn »hIiI limt nil "t 'll" 70-ndd atudentx nre show uie 11 grrat deal **f Interest in 1 >** i"> In si ill 1 1 'ttui 11 r1 if 11 .* lifi t|1 Mi 1 III III 1*1 * * V* I1(,1*1 Vl‘ I»j If 1 **d ifj j |t . i 111■ ■ ,1' ■ " ifMI III) 1..|* I <M I 1 1 1 nf. n 11 * Mi* "i 1 >• I 1 .1 111 I* . I in I f tH*"f I'll '|lIr r1 HI nf I’> \1cs11a!Jt V H•Is'111 III *t fi |>lu«in I fils wife lu'fnr •’ ttm tit * 11 Willi .Sen lii-oigc Sm.ilhura uml Hen S A llcrloug HI im nih»" I.hIhii 11,1> (f-lx-lir.i 11011 it S hi liindn Springs, 1 cntrul M iu-UIIhik will nipel ttii'ii ri'picscntatlVe* m Dith house* id tiie IWnshlngtou law making IhhIIc * To uiiikc Hu- t...twis Day rchhratiou •• glauuirmi* one, ;i host it t'entrnl F'inridii (icmittc* will pa rnde hefore judges to couttetlti "t lor the lllle "Mis* S jsriluri4-. boring* uf fitVI" II is cspccird that represeni ill* ■■ -mu mi.u k Crntnl F'lurid.i title* will 11110 pelo in Ihe lii'.uity p.-igi-m wlmli will Include a 11 view ol tiillmig suit* and evenuig dees'.* Seminole •'omits lave*' 1*ini dcnl Cliff Alili's j H im/. in hidesired Itv ever* v*mog lid* no lieillg giitiii'rrd (in tin' ••*• *,< Young liulies iIcmhhc i p ir Uripiitc in the hi-.nil* root. 1 ir 1* asked In write I" n Hm m in .Sanford fm .... inti- l<l.no. "There won't I**- .1 dull " "incnt from morning to night I'" ■ l.-nt Aide* said, uieuiiuiii'titiiu: tin schedule nl event* mil Ih* pm grain ftir tile >1.1* h t f t ' l fn| a liiHU* » *tltV M tjiil 11|■I f W * Itf ttv*' I \ n V t 't l t lu l itiflit if f f 11 »"il hiii L tin In in I, Slish licit the country, M ii.nl l>*-*'i) assumed Hi.it llicir ability l» o ' effectively wa» probably crippb I Untied States Amhass.iilor Diy licnilersun saw Mossadegh ycsin day and gained the imprev-inn ibjl Mussadegh was lirmly in tin- id dir* dnsiitte Ihe great ferment among trie population If the Unili’d Stales, Hrilain anil nlher Weslern cnunlrirs hud a choice they undmihlrslly wmild pre fer to sec Iht* Shah's people rather than Mossadegh in power OHlel ally and dlplnmalically, however, their altlludo so far has beer: mie of hands-off neutrality jin w fo ils ! u rn s' *\I,,•*•,* „o. -in, "( 111*' ,*a»k , <1 I.*-11.-1 i"l,, ■ .ltd **|* 11mul o a* *• It Ut il ,i*,f"i'l M'-rald I D mi I Im jfit'l* *ol ^ . . I i|i,- "i inv lo-1 v ii'-'uil" t it,* jili ini j --** "( tli.1., Don’t in,. * *b" *' *" Inv . il* .in.'ti W in let t ,,* iiiiii im i bi,4ines>. • II.in- itrt•<•-i. <1 ti ime brand rirodu' ** s»u h « ' V eitini-lipuse, M'tviai* mil Ai.ima i-'ixr,«u- tecil iilsiv and '•"mioi-.tlon for riglil iiiao ('arpnilli’is, roofing slid ilding n|i|ili' ituri Firiixlied crnflsnirn only Nmt*> nlhsr nerrl apply I,o,,k for Mii’sc |o|i* as well ns many others cvprv dav in ■+ , mW« - f im. �•- Dewey c e r t a in s Record Gov. Thom** E. Dewey any* that he not decide until late spring whether to for n fourth term as governor of New PreMUIlOttilj In Ticeil exp«* i no op­ to hi* runomlnutlon. mill he ha* roes Not Fooled Atnerli'aiiH returning from Korean prU-war camp* rejMirt that a duternilnuil wa* made to enll*t the sympathy of Negro prisoners for the cause of Instances of race prejudice in States were seized on and used for I he Negro soldiers thrown with the Chinese and Korean few Negroes, along witli a few whites, for the Communist propaganda. The majority of Negroes, however, reloyal. They were often punished for mnlui'd loyi their refusal reftiMi to accept Communism and for “hostile” attitude at indoctrination their "lioxl They displayed nothing hut conlecture*. T tempt for tthe prisoners who sold out to the H oiI h ami m ill received heller fisal and treatOne of the colored soldiers ment In return. ri* Biinimi'il up hi* opinion of the renegudes In meal. "Well, what would you think the com me of nomeoiii who would sell out his country cigarette.” for a it eliuir The United States is not u |>erfeet country. We make mistakes ur.d there still remains a great deal to he done before fin a l opjmrt unity exists for all citizens. Rut most Negroes acknowledge that prog­ ress is being made and they hold a fierce loyalty to thill** country. This is proved by the fa il that so few Negro prlatmor* fell for the Communist scheme to recruit them. T O D A Y 'S lillIL K VERSE Nutlwiuiel. tlnuiKht to lx- *urnu «.* Rartliolomew the n|io*tle wn* iiuiKfilfii'cnt materinl with which to lutllil u world re­ ligion. lie w iih genuine (tritl aincoru. That I* more lm|Hirtnnt than *cholar*hi|i or wealth or material iHmilloti. Ilehohl an I*raellte in whom there i* no i|tiile.—John 1:47. The Sanford Herald i:»f«M i.hf.| in (Mm MMblULeii Hall9 M rf|i| M liirtiaf mm.I %MN*lMr. I hrltl* $•!■• Mml I r a n . I'lih 'lik r d im kftD inlN M (tills*w in* 4 hfUliNtia aMil War*. I l l H mmhmII m %«»M«r I'fB Ifitd MMitrHNtl vltua MiNlirr Urlalt#r Sf. 1813. «i t*9 1*0*1 IIIII im Ilf RNMloril, llarM n, tg»4#r Ik# Aft 1 (if I «tt(fiM •»! ifdlrli .1, IMTi. , Ml I ill I 'l llH I * * . fiRlior mmR ••«ttlal»»r i m ill.* :* mmmmsI n* l U I N I l i l 4. RH88$:inKMl « 4 iir lla l» | M l l i r i r lURrMPNlrd >MlluNMlIf III ftpnarnl rllalm • • n if f , l •••*. aa$-aaa i KniMlirr of I'nMiarrm IIHa>. %IlnnlM. Hf.irala TKn llrVMlfl U m iHUtfkkf *i( Ikp AmnpI r I94 l*r»an ♦»kl»k la rMililnl r«rhi*l«rl$ to fkr Nia lor rrRiikll* cmII om nf nil Ifcr loral goit prlnird In Ikla ■- • U ver 4th Term ID W IL L IA M I I I I T l t-n'ml l*i »*» \S rlltr ".Mi** Nmlist of 1953" wn* chosen in Mritnin. She lintelv won in a field of 2<>. Flattery, say /.adok Dumkopf. is only dangerous if it verifies an opinion you al­ ready have held. Scientists have discovered a South Sen Morin which has porcupine-like ipiills. Would hardly do as fishing liait. HAL HOYLE Thai Indian w re s tle r who threw 30 opIMiiieuts in .'«) m in u te s m ust I h- paid, no doubt, on a piece w o rk basis. Are News Photographers People? Talk ii I hioI low hlowtt— how nhont that ('nmiminist i m i i i c I i to the Ea.*t tierinan*' I reaillumket ? IT ’S T H E S W E A T E R . Kill*, for next fall. ChriHtlan Dior may have hroiiRhl out the .short skirt, hot look what American ilfHii'jtcr* are IniiiRiiiR ottl. The I'amllien lllbt 10 used to Institute of Life I Ilmira lice saye lim e doubled I heir insurance lu Die year*. Evidently we've all gotten lujyiiiK u,premium. ' It ■ < -i ■ Ifl, San Just-. Calif., it bartender left a dlanijind ring in a gin*.* of .gin to maku Ih Himrlitf. '[A cuntomer swallowed the whole she-hang.' Now. rio diuihl, he wondh* whikt, gave (lie Tom Collin* miicIi hotly, ' Wf t ‘ ' . (I . . ... •!« I. * Them ; will be evening wear *weuterg with "low diTollotage* filled In witli gilet*." It gay* hen*. Whatever a gilet I*.'If you’re' a *mnri girl you won't fall for any new faitgletl fill-in packaged bread In two w ayt: You Could tmcll It baking and you could •at It hot. Bleaching flnur to make bread whltor It trie* remit of houtewlvci' eferencet, according to floorge MorrDon, pretldenl of General C Ihe ta*linr»« of the ordinary loaf, (here I* a growing movement In the baking Industry to bring out premium bread*, higher priced, aimed at evrry variety of taste or tlliL These now arrount f<g about live per rent id the daily i l k ’ * nl •ume 40 million loaves id luvad a lOO-pmiml tack* have eluted since 1048 The drive to keep bread In tin diet I* important to some 22.000 bakerie* which baker* weekly «ay* serve the nallun—with some H.000 doing Ul pi-.- cent of Ihe total bust new. The trade paper say* only five per cent uf the lirrad Ameri­ Ward and General, among nth- can* eat It now mule In Hie home. era, bring out low-caltry bread*. Dr. William B. Bradley, seienllf Hepperltlge Farm la one maniple of premium bread, with tpeclally Ic dlrt-Mor of (he American Insti­ rich Ingredients. Another I* Henry tute id Bikin g , strrsics (hat the 8. Levy k Sons, llrooklyn bakery, miich-ihunned calory is nrressary whom premium bread I* baked lo produce heal or tn pcrft.rm OH' Hone hearth* without pant. It thing I* to eat in*! the right num­ aay* that promotion of It* premium ber rather than avoid any particu­ bread hat actually bootled tale* lar source. of lit ordinary bread line. Tht- Wheat Flour Institute, gel­ Dieting la the ntnit wnrrlionte ling Into Ihe fight to save bread. threat to the bakers Juat now. The 'Irculatlng a recueing diet that American Medical Attn, hold* that Uilet enriched while b.eml 30 million American! are over­ one claim* that bread Is o re­ weight and life Inturance comps- ducing Item In llc ilf. But the Ann-.*nlet claim that the mortality rale I lean Bakers Association saya that among tho overweight It ISO per "bread, which Ii low In calories, cent that of the rate among the normal weight. In the flight of American* from obetlly, flour hat been one of the chief caiualtlt-t. Fifty yeara ago per capita consumption of flour products wat 133 pound* a year. Last year It w ai down to 110 poundl. The Millers National Federation says that 101 flour mill* with a total dally capacity of IM.MO of Feci Secure, M i) ttv IIE I.M W M llltIN l l-'or ll.il Itoylel NEW Y(*I(K y In reading one nl Frank Noel’* tune* of Ilf - ill ii I'hiie-'C prison c .imp Use other day. I wa* struck l»v a particular line Hi li.nl written " I wont down in llamliung to get mine film, but I wa* in u burry to gel hark tu Hie trout because Ihe bc*l picture* veiw lliert-" Frank, or "I'ap p y" a* we called him. i* a new* photographer. Tin ( hinese grabbed him in that bleak and anxlou* winter of IttSU wbtti the dam w .'trt bust lit Korea Now, :t2 month* mid neierai tifMiine* later, he h»* been tprinig • ’ re t* no As i on htny know. UleCo eternal lU-bate In till* ink sttllnetl trade id ours uver the question: are photographer# pixiply.? Perso n ally.lU b ln k, they aro, a l , IJiSugU Huov utf many .point* tfi.it, have (O' Iw eiii|f|idvi| to Htv uppu, sHO *ld-.* of Ihrilargunirid The importadt fgcf 'ls r 1 «*PI»0»IT Dial a news photographer'wo » the world rXCltltlvciy tltrotigh •that itpiaiv wird Hhder on 'Iqs c iii Ih Vu. • '• And ‘ this, fur him, fa ,tho only Irqe and valfd world lje llvv* there Few tiling* that |i4PIH'u "ill *Ide (.a* likely |o m.-rit )if* icrlmW attention. Muri-iver. lie i* a liura*>i'|l man A reporter can couu- along,, alter tile *tury ha* huppi-nod, ami pick up the d.’tail* from sninttmc else who *aw it. Hut a photographer ha* to be there- with lit* hand on the trigger at the precise split second—or else. Hence, you ran understand when "Happy" w-.-ote that he wa* In a hurry to gi- buck where the pie (ui •* were. This wn* up armiml the Chang jin reservoir, and I’ tippv had In >n tagging along with Hie M arines lor some six week* or more It l.« easy tor a war rnrre»pimil4*.ils, news o: photo, to fall In love with a M.inr.v unit lu the (!:ld , and Happy ajipar ently had a bad rase Once when we were aide tn reach him on Hie telivilwnr. w * asked It h* didn't want l.i come not nl Ihe snow and mountain* for a little relief "Nope." he *alil. Anil that wa* all lie hung op Writing wasn't his job, but In Ut-Jil to ,scribble a lew hundred words in pencil on the hark of 1 photo-mailer—a largo manila en velope—to tell little anecdote* o' life with Ihe Murines. Mccn oflen than not. w-.» found new* anil color In these that w-j hadn't »een any­ where else. Then enine the lerrllife ilavs when the roof fvil In around Hu center of Hie line. The Marines obviously were In d bail sunt, with u collaosnl (lank anil tho Chlncie pouring Inward the rear. Happy could havo route out then, before tho roads were completely closed. But the last limn hi- was on the tclcphono, lu- said l.w wa* going to stay. " I (eel belHv up with tho OW NERS! ATTENTION Be Secure Ownsrn of Kirbys with scrlul number* 111705 or £40003 Art) e n title d to H iib stn n tliil ciuth p rize s i With An Insurance Policy If you are the lucky uwncr, please idu.no Orlando L'-Olid In Auir. as, end of the conteat. or contact KIRBY OI8TR. CO. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A ^ INSURANCE POLICY 8EU U8 RIGHT AW AY . . . 1000 N. Mills, Orlando, Fla MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING - TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYW HERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT *.. t V:, 1 , kidlie said He was all of 43 hiiu i-lf at Dial lime. Then, lor a wiek. we heard no 111011 4tin* morning in early D.'ci'inber the news came A group of I* Muniu broke out Thi-y had seen I’appy captured in un unilm*i' For a long moment, nobody spoke Fw r)hiMly hail hi* own Umuglil* Dill Moore, another At* man. nover did I'ome back. We eindil hope that flippy at least, was a prison!-.' Tw > ol ii* had been In |.?i*on eaiup* in Hie oilier war A third The CCC doe* this buying A* a result it ha* warehouse* in Michi­ gan lo’adi-J with bean*. The governdraw* on these warehouse* for Ihe bean* shipped tn Germany. Once food "get*, to West <■«-. MW the ----m a n y . Adenauer's govt-rnment |* ft haul* .. to — Weit ----- Berlin. A* en ex ainp:*> of what the food means: I.Otsi ton* of lard t» two million one pound containers. The food psriGiSfr arc dhtrife Hint from relief station* sU up in public school* In West Berlin There's been a recent lag in the program because the school season start* soon. Ni ' jv centers will be *ot up Tho program Is expected lo get going tt full speed again by Aug. 27 An official of Ihe State Department describes Ihe rest of the story: East Berliner* cun get Into We*t Berlin by bus. elevated train*, *uh way* nr by walking—if Ihe East German police don't stop them The police have been doing a lot of checking and turning fond seek­ ers hark. Still, plenty get through, on one e*cu»o or another, or in one wav iw another When (hey get the food, how do tht-y get it back home* The official said the East German* have shown amazing cleverness. lie mentioned briefcase* In par 4) tk la r. The Germnn*. he said, angreat briefcase carrier* Some food can he roncculrt) thul way *om? in Ihe c l o t h i n g , some wrapt .'d 01 East German ni*w< paper*. Some of those raiighl returning wiih the Amrclran food have had a rought time the food. The money eutnes out uf a spe­ The National Geogiaphic Hocial FOA fund. FOA told Ihe agri­ rietv -avs no svotlietle material culture Department to act a* Its nurrowly missed it. having been agent in buying the food Then Vet developed lias all tile oro- | \ shot down over Hie ocean. Fortu­ FOA set up a schedulr- to ship nately. lu- was a photographer, about 3.000 ton* a week name of Hill Achat*, so he stir The fir»t shipment n> 4,3oo ton* vivid nicely, floating around for ' began leaving this country in S ta te F arm five duy* in a rubber boat. j Ami'.’ican freighter* July 17. It We talk.-d over all the angles j roniDtrd of 2,000 tuns nf fluur, In s u r a n c e C oh . and possibilities. Ihe way you do j I .000 ton* of.lard, 300 tun* of dried when you are trying to ft’iil some ' milk, and I .000 ton* of bean* Ir v in # I. P r y o r , B e p . good In a had situation Finally, Further shipment* will contain Kooia 211 M eiarli Ituildtng somebody said; thi- same Hem*, with IHi the possible I'hnne 1116 "Well, don't fL-.-gel I’ appy is a .'.ddillon n( canned meat The (lour, photographer lli-'li slay alive ju*t | lo keep from missing a picture." That's the way they are. those charurt t s . iT iT T T T T r T T i S in n p ie r —7 S a la d —• S a n d w ic h — S p e c ia ls ,* j ; , . A s ^ i i r r ^ D . h EQ g D »P a la d p l a t e C K IH H , (T t A C K E H A ( 4IFFHK lllf rt'A ' ( d It E B fi I (• M ' t ' ' K o iim illa lA A n d e rs o n Wnlftri'on Agency Dm# Htnro "On the Comer hy the l,’lock" Sorry You've Been Ditturbed... Lul U gUd aren't you glad now that all oi u b i x are aecuie. In a your jraluabloo sl«ie Depoeit Box In our bank? And did yeu know that « bos In our vault, adequtl* for family needa. lent* ter aa Util* a* 11.10 • year? FLORIDA STATE BANK of Sanford ■mSI H K M L Mam her FD IC Hepnsila Insured lit* to 110,000 119 W. N l Street 19-17 Ford 4-Door Sedan...... 1946 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan 1948 Hulck 4-Door Special Sedan____ ____:l...v...4 1949 Bulck 4-Door Special Sedan 1950 Bulck Convertible Coupe 1951 Bulck Super Sedan 1952 Mercury Hard Top, low mileage, looks new BUREAU OF SANFORD K & W K d l lard and dried milk are being bought from Commercial firm s. The Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) supplies the beans. At part of It* price support pro cram th* government will * u v in _■ buy -a ftrinatp'a and farmer's limn* bean* it II UC\ open market price* fall below a certain WASHINGTON gfi - Th it coun­ try’* fro* food for the K a il Hermun*—(lour, lard, bean* and dried roiik—cuntintm to sting the Hu*«!an* like a inuilard platter. Tlw 13 million dollar* which Pretldenl Elsenhower o r d e r e d spent tor It no doubt p tyt fur Itself In goodwill (or this country among both the fre-s Weil German* and the* Last German* living under Communist control. A* an American act of frlemlchip. it may be effective in per­ vading the West German* to reelc-.'t this fall Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, who ha* Iwen working on the *lde nf the United Stele* And Ihe tact that the Fast Ger­ man* have ttreamed Into Wed Berlin fnr the food, fit risk Io toemvelvet, '» notice to everyone that there I* a hunger problem In Sovli*! territory and that the Russian* can't lick It. After the Fa*t German workic*' riot* in June, Kltenhuwer put the Huttlan* on the spot by e«klng them to let IS million dollar*' worth of American foodI go through the curtain lu the East German*. If Moscow accepted, it would be public ubllc acknowledgement ot of me the hunger problem. Ilefutal would make (.'ummiinDt irc-atinent of Ihe Ka*t German*, which brought on the riot*, look even worse. Moscow refused. Elsenhower decided to send the food into We*l Germany where Adenauer's government could han­ dle distribution of It for the Ka*t German*, or those who dared to come for it Many dared. User 2,MK),0<M) seven-pound pack­ age* have been handed out and the program i* far from finlihed. Dis­ tribution began in late July. It's been estimated the IS mil­ lion* will buy 30,000 tons of food Elsenhower ordered Harold Stas sen'* Mutual Security Agency. *lnre renamed the Foreign opera lion* Administration (FO A ), lu gel You’re Telling Me! Bread Bakers Have Troubled Look J Food Stings Russians convincingly shown his |s>pularlty by his large majorities In 1942. 1040 and 1950. The only fly 111 his ointment is his two de­ feats for the Presidency, and the drawback they present to fotur« -^cupancy of the W hite-Umn-. Another trlMWf'fcfSf? in U io u to the governorship would carry him Into the middle of the next Presidential term, which will be either President Elsenhow­ er’s or a Democrat !, in either case the 1900 nomination should Im open, and by that time Dewey’s proven strength In the most populous state of the Union would be a decided asset. Even without a fourth term Dewey’s 12 years exceeds that of any occupant of the New York Slate governorship since George Clinton's 21 years in Revolutionary davs. Dewev I* justly proud of this record. SAM DAWSON NEW Y u llK bread baker* have a troubl*d look today. A new wave of dieting threaten! their already slipping *alr*. And a per listen! minority of (heir ruttum irs rlalm Hint today a packaged bread isn’t aa 1aitv aa the loaf oat that grandmother baked. The flour amt hanking Industrie* a rt anxlou* for you to believe: 1. The staff of life doesn't deservo haniahiiient from the fare of tb« over-plump but la really neefit a r y In a balanced diet. I . Today'* enriched bread It much LelU r for you than the old aahlonrd homo naked Inaf—hovmi Iron and three eu cn llal vitamint added and having lo>t no real nutriment In the bleaching proceed. Hut many can still remember JAMES MARLOW SLOW-r-DINOSAUR CROSSING **N" * ‘, ♦mmutMuawa... • t w r * O f a a f e t f i{k w > y i : RIGHT I Wheni you need Extra Caeh Cash In a hurry—the Scaboart) Skipper Is ready to arrange It for you In RECORD TIME! SIMPLY tell us how much ($25 to $800). and you’ll get Immediate action I We’re friendly and anxioux to help. Loans are arranged on Signature, Auto or Furniture I Call tut Today. (Formerly Family Loan Co.) \ < ' �1W S o cia l £venliu fiouemaUIt eM j’ Hollywood Movies Dramatic Hose Arrangements are EA SY! S A V TO M l H FR A LD P ift 3 VTetf. in f . If . 053 Roses Add Charm To Any Type Home O hi* nf tinfI’Hft11|w fl n-c ifHtilrnrl M d'ivn ftom till1 >inil'll m nn iihimtliUH *• of tiiuifinfucnt I'Immiiii which will Imihk thHr ImjuiI v riifht ♦t»f* I hr horn** in j i m* iirrtinh*(itiit,!itN The ro.it* *■»Mt•* it-Ai'lf iilm u it l'!\ tvpi* *f ttiifilnv nimilc hi • hi fu»rnt»*, 111*1 w ill li titi * hni mi 1* i i r«v room f ig o r e 2 * ir e f o lli idd mote tier* to »1lengthen ill.* xertie.ll line and gi*e i* right to I ll.* arrange o irot* as io flits ill * gram In VII Voiriiia Itinf Jrlriln ill* . , " k lh p iilt m llv " |ii ii Id tm iPi f h r l u t u r i l IdoMipH | maa nnd t iiw u n l th r i e n te r n f th r m i M iucnnent. A i ii f in a l to u ch , ntld n h it o f f n liim r or no n d d itio n a l Idooin r h n iif the e ilu r o f th r c o n ta in e r fit 40 f t r n th e lin e Y t tr a iliv e k "'* .*» n in e * m rn t « a n* f"it M iv ; till kt taken, h ,« lit t le im iin ifiik tlo n am i nm .*' r o t o r f t ! Hy HOB THOMAS Mr. nad Mr*. Johnny Daniel* -fl th r hmti nr. HULLYWOUU ./fy-Whal do yoo havr returned to their home In Tl* |lT••1 thr hr *1 * frw fO’*I know about camels'' Panama City after visiting a* I hr sim (i|r I iilrn - hiMjhl In f t*1111a\ 4*i | Old you know (hat the United sii«'*t» nf Mr* Daniel*' tnnlhrr. t f'HVt' id Irjjwt n|M' IfJiT l»inl hr States government once sponsored Mr.a. Pauline Howard. tti'i'n t h r i nt iiit«f 1hi Mini if >h im a camel freight sirvice across the I'hfH w ill iilh»\( th* i' lilt lM 41 fill Mr* Hryun Donnrlly and (laugh Croat American Desert'' That wa* •nl n new shm>l In lm\ the t lit fol i'HIICOl'If ACTOIt IllhlM* hlniMMs IMut,i;r•• »!»♦ .lit Irr, Jeanne, Mr* Nettle Vernon In 1857, and llollywiHxl ha* gotten l'lea*r eall fur apixiinl ment around In making a movie about tIMIM iflh» llm* r M*|| UJit fl ii" of Washington, n C and Mr* Lit It Think of It—a Western wllh I'ho ni- I7.VJ — 17 IS I siMifl lit* |Ut**ih|r find iill to14 lit■ '111 llan Vlrkery spent today at Cy- camels! I'J J S o u th I'a lm e ttu I t»* it ill id fun st* v r f fl I 11*1111 hi prr** Carden* and link Tower. I hope Ihe picture doe* bctlw hiti ilr ii T h i" 111 k- • i- thr Mitmim** than the camel lino It wa* a flop. I f * **111 H V 'llltli: t**M I If 1111f I s , t m>I Mr* W I* Yesley ha* returned Some 75 camel* were i in ported hi i iflit ff it** I*cti ll V\ f»*r i h'lirn from an extended visit in the west from Syria ami a route wa* e* l IlDfltlLiflD I I*** wM-wSs*w**»»*-**sf w* *i«* ; p i f n»d. «r" She 3fcn aTti li.H .I Ihe f*h|*-hrd but :,r nn shannon..! T « r The innin MitulriM i h -i u > it in * International Convention of the W'ar Department, which , . . sponsored , . . ' , ' . the project, dropped it hreause of "f fri ■ f mut' ip ffi <fiI Mtiu:i «l t <d h t DlsOpIrs ol t hrlst which was held more pressing problem* In connee , Sfirh V flllr t lr * ll" Mm iia i - ii.Mil I ill In I'ortland. Ore linn with the Civil War h it . t h r \ II Y t i i r i i i i i b i h i i h . | mi Some of the camci* ended up In ID fil, rtin hr lllil ■ It* up in In 1111«n v Mr and Mr*. II T Warren had Texas and were sriied hy Con fed fig u re I f igure I d if f r i r f il fiifitiiiitP mitt iiih m im i I a* their guests Mr and Mr* T crate force* during the war A few. n n iMICrlPrMl" i * jt In d L Capo* and daughter, Julie, of from both Texas and California, h un t n rw h v b iiil irn , ,* p im m I M i»i » * open i ,*-*-* 1 1 » * f m idi the composition Troy. Ala. who have hern visit­ ultimately were* lurncd loose on ml ii ii n r in rn tn i. find 1.1111 I i- ;i J iM l'il I, lilt I I I , m um - I I- . In adding several loll* ing here for the past week and the Arizona desert Inhabitants re lovrlv ilnuu pink fl"t ihun.ln Tin returned to their home ltd* morn­ ported seeing them as late as IDHI | ojien ro»r* low ami in log IO i l l t l i ' l i ill d u e l Itirid A A ITS uirmt M luivp hImi ing. Also visiting Ihe Warren* wa* No effort was made to revive the | |«M»Vi'i| tn hr hUfhK popiilfM nv11|l tile center ot the a r ­ lin o * In r i lie illu■ run nf Mrs. Winnie Moore of Wnyrross, project after the Civil War because i i- n u lr n r ii nil iiv n th r rn u n trv . rangem ent V hit of ill p i l l I lie ill le e In Co. Mn Dim kiriw u i h h i I *hrll pink Ihe rapid development of transcon n ll li ll 1lie l i i ■<•* i r * fo lia g e i art t lie it he f|p |l hltMilhi illiil l III V*4Ji | lin t" It I'll linenlnt railroads made It unnec added In •often 111r title Mr* c II Jone* lefl this morn rssary. However, a few of the o p i ll • lliillt it he lu lle d nil uni s*|,inii«li hi; * i mm- . m i * *l In fMid Ini; lor Alabama to visit with camel* were laken to Nevada, id ilie i mil jitlrt i .ill I nHi trn friend* and relatives who live in where fur a lime they carried salt 1 h r m Ml 111i* u ma f i • In 1 1nl ,i n and armiml Montgomery ill 1 fiiurrim lit In a < t, 11. • it into the Comstock l/ule country 1I I h IIU l» t|»nfi [hi ( nlM iiiii t ifi I learned ahmii camels from Mr and Mr* Jack ilurnev and Af hit’ll ll» («'"» .lit- In In |>|iii i'd *nn Carry, and their gnesl. Torn Hilly Klehavdv one id the owner* H h . r n it-nn pnpril r if M hiid m.v Wyatt, returned Monday Iroin of the World Jungle Compound, nl fin 1 h r lu "1 im h ii ! in th* I >iii Hi* liNrw Smyrna llearh where they which supplied eight of Ihe anl 1 'H llrin 111*1 till r f 11| I \ rid n in ir mals for the picture The spry lit ^enjoyed spending some time irir- * l ‘> j fih,* t hr tl th r A rrh in l tie circus veteran said the Amcrl I Iill i' f i •mu thr hi k lin t i»nml .Insvii Mr and Mr* tl It Smith and can camel caravan might have i b» Thr luii .if fh r rnliliiM it'i I'hrli daughter, t'at, have returned to hern workable I wothad m ! p i u t f mid rUMiiph hfilt Mprp Idnmti - fn "Camels would have made much their home on Sixth St alter I ill lit ih i hi*f iFpptnl lip* Ha spending a week visiting with re more efficient c a r r i e r s than il asyislf i s f I was PM". Ill* »'i|wit 11HI Ilk! I *' p.i *t r I It latlve* and friend* in New Hern mules," he remarked "They could I-* n t uhli lirsl nml I h* •* nim iidri • atra (arsfst, (•• I Cherry I'olnl, and Wilmington, N carry a thousand-pound pack, their i id th r t nni;rPM iit m n !•* fill* il feet hold up in even the hottest sand and they're faster than Mr. ami Mr* lloherl lleelv ami horse* They ean go without food 1 son. Hoh ,lr , are home again af or wider a* long a* It) day* In D O N 'T T A N K A C H A N C I |pr a three months! vacation Twn Ihe deierl Furthermore, there Is , lly Him ANI'HDNV mnlilhs were apcnl in Ceorgla and no feed problem Camels will for the men aboard NAAS will be William ,1 l.aier* iivi.illiui mn they took a one nmolti tour of age for them selves. If need hr i Mi- in li.lii I'ln* re.dlv slllliu Hy VIVIAN HltmVN an Io |,,ok their "sharpest when * lilnlsl's mate Itrsl elnss, nisi the Mid west Al* Nrwsfealurr* Uraiitv rdllnr I lie* tin- scalp imparling "I Imagine Ihe plan failed tie S A N If O N E Hlniulr* get lilumler in Ihe *um ImmIIIiv g|my i«, itmr tresse* tint tall into form.iliott for Hn- came to Hie end of In* rnlislmrni cause id the lack of handler* Cam I'crsiumel liispecllnn which ti.l* Iasi week and wa* honorably dls Mr* It II Smith Mr*. I.uey el* require a special kind of hand j liter And in Ihe *iimmer It look .ii * i,iilinc to the h.iu experts *pcnl hi* Him Johnson and children, Stanley. ler An ordinary mule driver ean'l good Itni come chilly Autumn nut II fri|in nl suimmmg |hh*I dip* tieeu scheifitlril for tomorrow to charged Hill dry clucininq f a * Johnny, and Malcolm, have re do the jnli. the iiiinr hlomle tre*.*e» having <u ill mall*i swim* an- part ol ii.ii Ittnel ton wilh official change alioard Hie stalion in llu- Opera ol mmiiiaiul ceremonies The new lions Dcpailmcul ami lie n now turned from a week*' vacation imir Minimi i playtime schedule been cxpn*rd to Ihe son * ray* "Camel* arc smart in their own of NAAS, on his wav to III* California with friend* and relative* In Ashe are likely In become streaky make i tici-lim- tnr Ihe siillimei commiitidmg offlrer i iplatti .1 K Vose Jr . 1* sehetl home! vllle, N C nml Inman and Spar way They're Ihe only animal that brittle and unmanageable sliowci i leaf yvaln slimtld rillsr will sit down when they're start l.inliurg. S C. X SPORT SHIRTS A gill who woiddr't Hunk u( hi ii Hn i Murine used in pool* ii IimI lo assume Mn lommiiml in Ing a lung truck ride. *urh a* when tumor low '* cere monies I'ommattd William If Hemlren has re uni ri'iiim, iicp.in -all viitlilllg a tieacli ill mid dav with drove them to Kanah. Utah. <l U H I'earsott ha* been acting lurncd to duty a I NAAS ultei Mrs Carl Slrmiil ha* returned to I'm cull* pul up with ctdngm ■ Ini Inn Io protect lo t ____________ coiiim.miliug iiffii'i'■ since July )*• comiilrling a course ol instruclimi Kln*lon. N C after v|*|tlrtg her for the picture Horse* and ole- I *klu. '"olan alter your *hn»er silaoipiMi wilt think* nothing ot cx|m*lnu would stand up all the way wlieii Hie former commanding in I In- Class II" Avlalion Slrue 5^ . B it*. Mr and Mr* W || phaiil* In-Ip ill* Ihe Ii ail lit a iltfy all'1 her liikrlno* lock* to the »un’* "Camels an- smart fighter*, hut al Ihe e* who al*o had as llte.r u le n e ll liig l.io l A cunltlK ilfln i . i jiplain J I ( hilleiulen 111r.i I Meeh.iim Selrool ray * vV v/' led Sanford for Newport. II I Naval Air Ti-ehuieal I'r.rilling curst* thrlr nelee. Mr* Ifenrv dirty They use the strength of I'lilogeol ivhlsked iiiiiiilil Hu Hlomle* who are proud ol their alleniling the i'eider in Memphis, In in Hill I' Poole of Kinston. N C . Ihelt their weight They weigh! from light tresses usually can I In til ml line li. rein ne pnuder Irare- wlieie tie I* now YY ([ Htil'l* 4%till Ilia I n fir. Itie liispeellon an aviation slriictural tueehanlc daughler. Mr* Arnold Marlin and 1.700 In 2.(XX) pound* and can break sold on a head covering, no m il i* Hu- iin.il 11111|i m a Miminei Natal War College Hi 4pi»rf ilnrla a* lit*ft yim i m a horse's neck hy placing their ter how lovely S" oil irealmenti maki up mil ehaliue of <omoiaod i ere first class ami has now resumed daughter, Arlene, of Lake Worth hr t iir r iln \ II hi r«*m rfiri| monies will lake place on the Ills duties with lor Iranspiulaliori and llielr son and daughter-in-law own neek on It They'll heal down are Ihe only solution These are l i k r n rw n h t r o u r 1' i p r r f (rounds behind llu- main Adoiinls ileiiartmenl Mr and Mr* .lark Hughes and an npponml with their neek. then simple In do and are well worth Stim iniM I )* v < ti'Aniti^1 AH 'raluiti building (Villlam II Deal, le c lrlc la n 's daughler, l.ynn. of Tamps. start kicking and biting. They can Ihe rffort Here’* how m ale second r la s s . has lefl N A A S •lift. i|iiili rtrnl peripiriitinn even tick water buffalo* Before your regular shampoo Mr and Mr*. Ihtrvcy A. Swan for Ja c k so n v ille where he w ill m n n v i i l f'p ftiiilv jim if f l "The trouble wllh camel* l» J brush your hair thoroughly I’arl llu sweatin' it n il" period lia* undergo Ir e a liiir o l nl Hie N aval sun left Indny for niilncxvlllc to Ihey’rr til* e« iluhhrrn do hn firn You v/iii ean’l .• ••**! I., a i ■ ■ a. loach a wtihmii i fhinr .inti ih rrr i lieurio for many llurd class prlly IIo s p ll.il Ih e rr He w ill H im re "•'i.ttd the marriage of thulr son, ’em trick* the way you ran wllh Ihe hair Take a small cotton iifv rf -i tr 11 f *i I r <I c 4 n i n ^ •dflcers alioirrif the station who lu rn lo Sanford lo resum e til* cer* alioard WtllUm West, to MUs Ruth Marie horses They're Inclined to ho hull and dip It In huhv nil or an other favorite oil Section tin* p articip ated vcxlerdu v In Hie ser d illie s io Hu- l-'.leclronles l.a lio ra n ilk 'f ' l r \ in ( n i l a v , i f ' f ' r t Durham The wedding will take viee wide co tn p e lllivc r-samlnn Inrv place lonterroytr afternoon at 2;<X) short-temperrd and headstrong and hair in inch strip* all over Hie h«*iM|(|M4ftrrf t»»r fpfifi ,h«»fa The Mmlenl I'lngram which •feldnk al Ihe First 1’ reshvlrrUti will give in grudgingly They show, head, uppldng huhv oil as you lakes (il tee rich Tluilsdav rven lions for advancem ent lo srcorul h*f# ♦« Itiwti* their rcsenlmentny spilling ii foulgo along Use ii fresh rottnu hall l Imrfh. . A special swim tiling pm '* and llih’ al 1 iMl M. Imk -nel radio sin class p e llv o fficer Nlallon per smelling saliva. a* one hecome* soiled sonnel and men from fleet uolis p icn ic supiiei styonaoreil by Hu-. When the entire iruiti lias been , ,hull W i lt It Will feature Hie (n| attai-lied to N A A S, look their *vril "A mean non will grab a man Ken Haffenshergcr of the tied •Sanford CM> Will t*e belli hmtgtii T n in in y Igci-v I JV,v V,8 |s«i H< tp-ui * spread thumbs and finger* leo exam s yesterday morning and al Saul.m idi* Spring* A IIH IIIIII.*’ leg* started In organized hall in hy Ihe arm and to** him There’s oiled, r.l tsnth K,.tl, 1 , , . anil i .i .i ■ ,I ■<-„ H il,,,I,, ’ ' * - ( ' veal ,,li| nf hand* plare k iu more Ilian one rine armed moil In I!».'t7 with Cambridge. Mil . and led Itii'llo of m Ihe afternoon opernflonal ex fee w ill he charged which wall DOWNTOWN U*< a plain* *ii|n enlilliil the Kasleru Shore league In Inn Hits country because of a camel " fir till v agalnsl I lie scalp am * were given In those men coyer entrance In Hie Spring* o ■ fingcrlips Io rolatr Hu- scalp Spi ne;" Fooileeii o ar old t’atri whose rating required it T h i of Ho- sw im m in g | nmi| am i all llu ing* pitched with HIM He never ri» I I.in mgloii i* in sing I’re slowly unlit II lose* Ms llglt' ( If'iinpr.s iM: I. HUl ifl fV ha* pitched Him! many Inning* I'xiin iln u fm ti* w ill now be sciil to 11mmI yon ean eal All men ahumd ft cling Move Hie hand* In a dil lend" ami Dennis \iwnod mite Hie N aval since K x iim liiilig Centei Ihe slulioo and Ih c il fa m ilie s in will >ing ll'* No Secret Holh I I I -> I'n lm i’l In I'll !U I lerent pnrltoo of Ho- In .id ,nni lire a t Lake * III where they w ill lied to iille n il lo r those ol continue llil* massage nulil llu soilgsler* are Io lie ae<‘om|>aoled lie score*f along with rx iiu llo a lio n inv von wlio need lraiis|M *rlalio ii, hy t.uiu Hailey al tin- piano scalp tingles and grow* warm Leslie .Smilh will play a Iruinpel re liirn * from everv siii|> and sla Ini* w ill Ira v e N A A S at 5 (Nl p m WLDNK.NDAY If Ihi* treatment i* done m Ihe linn In the Navy lll-s illl* slioultl lo case von m iss II al the *1 < The First llaplist Prayer Meet ciait of the evening, von may waul solo, "The laird'* Player" S K M I N O U ; O O r N T V background mu*it will In- fur tie received back m Sanford a ln u l lion, you ra n also hnnnl II n< ing will begin at a on pm We to wring a towel mil of luil water continue our study of ItaplM .mil wrap It armiml Hie oiled hair fllshcd Iiv Sidney Vlldeli and Hie Hie Inst week m Metotier nr Hie frmil of Hie UStt at 5 15 p m h a iim lr y <'m n|»any first xyeek In Novem ber Those Church History S I X l t T I N f , SI N It \ 5 lor a lew mlnolr* II thr evening iinnoimred will be Leslie Smith men who are lo lie a d va n reij w ill | i , , fl t forgel Hie m ovie al H<s 1(1 U l i d SI I'll IT * Th- F laT. Club of the Seminole i* hot. you'll pmhabli want I** li k e th r slep III* fin- n aval la lld ri s t a ll,,,, I l<apel lonight at It .10 P to ffi'l»ekah lodge No. ill will mi'll wash the oil right out along with “ ffe e llv e N-.» Hi Nothing lo do r x ic lle o l MimnI v Hlhle In .H ln " In Hie IOOK Hall for nrarllee your regular soiqiiuc now hot w ait m e n " film rn tille d V n lre <>f the Dr* p All meinlier* ms uigeil to be Two or three .soaping* ami Hun w ill lie shown along w llh T r ia l *> nreseiit. clear water rinses will leave vimt Four new- men bate irisirted Je ru s a le m " All hand* lire Invilrt) The Huptieale Bridge Cloli will hair good ami clean The lull r NAAS lor dufx alter nun In attend1 meet al the Woman's Club for nf a freshly squeezed lemon may All * nipp'\ • <»i Mr* mu v' *"M alsiard pleling llir f las* 'I'" Airman ilx weekly session Sealing will tie added In Ihe rinse wider h ip * n (MVintf Ih in IK ihi III I pM m n A Vi-iked y ryclsh lr sal.nl lasle■nurse nl the Nava) Air Technical begin al 7.15 pm . and play will Brushing Is another imimrtunl lllii rifti'limiiii ■ *», Kntli S i »i ni!« Training O ilie r in Norman. "Via deliciinis amt baik* altraellve d sfarl at B:00 o’clock. summer hair-cure step It i* sins ii w j i * j i n r k M i m i f t ] i t iiN m m f i i i i t r THUHSDAY llrularty stimulating when dime hy (\ I., Hi'ihliiiUs Mtnii' mHHiur*f Victor M Horn arid James If Me the vegelahle* arr marliiHted *c|> (itilrr are airmen while Paul K aratrlv and llien arrangrd in • Vacalloo Bible Srhiail at Hie wllh two brushes, one in either Mrmhi'iM np ihi- iniikinllt* • m First Itaptlsl Church for children hand, wllh lira.I hanging down i tuirup *»f at Minu«'MH'iiik in* lu.lf Sfnehr nml lloherl .1 Morocco are symmrlrlc.il design in a letlm •• Use French airman apprentice* Vie has been lined salad laiwl 3-IA year* of age beginning at » Mm, Mil iv Niiop, Mm . K-ilur assigned In Ihe Security Depart dressing for Ihe marinade a.m. I-u vv, Ml in MfiiHm fit im, < > ti| I1»r*2 I bulge menl of NAAS and I'nill, Hob, and The Junlnr and Inlermrdlale Rfihpit Prix, James will all heroine members of tloynl Amhassador* will meet al f | Ihe Administration Department the First Baptist Church al 7:00 wool \ \ | i li A IIA K O I N E I Welcome aboard men' p.m. h \ l l . r i - i S T O I l.H.'i The First Baptist Church Choir "Today I am a civilian." woulii will hold rehearsal al 7:13 pm OPTORIKTIUKT be an aiiprnorlatc remark for The Junior Brotherhood will Charles W l.m-dccke. who was meet at Ihe First Baptist Church HOLLYWOOD Wv-Attiirnev* rep IDMI Dodge honorably discharged vrxlrrday al 7:30 p.m resenting crooner Dlek llaymi-s l i f t S m ith I 'a lm t f ln A » » n n * 'lllf If* Hie expiration of Ills enlist The T. K. I- Class nf the First and his eslranged wife. Nora I'.d -* menl. Charles I* an “ntdllmcr" Hnntist Church will meet at the dlngtnn Flynn Ifayme*. h a v e aboard Ihe slalion and while al PIIONR 296 home of Mrs. C. D. Forester on reached an agreement on alimony, NAAH, performed hi* duties io Ihe W. First SI. at 3:30 p.m. Anyone hut she has refused Io divorco him KA N FIIH D . F l.m ilD A flpcralinni Depart menl He Is now wishing transportation should be In any stale except California nliinninu lo return to hi* home In C O T T O N S xXz Wl t OI S I.ADIES at the rhurch at 3:00 o'clock. Maigiirei Idlwarils S. 8. Ilahti, Mr* Haymes' law Upper Darby. Pa "nod lurk in MONDAY lin ilf lH z 1) in t l — I In 3 1!117 Dodge Mrlvyn Fleischer civilian life. Chuck, ••cur friends Thu Reardall Ave. Circle will ver, said ho would not accede Io llarohi WhlHern aboard Ihe sin Him ami in Kimforr. meet at Ihe Chapel at 3:00 p m. llaymes' request that she olituin WjiHer Meriwether will miss you" a quick divorce In Alabama nr T il F,ftDAY Park Tyre The Unity Truth CIi m will meet Nevada because Callfnrnon does Noble T. I. at tho Valdez Hotel at 7:43 p.m. nnt recognize the validity of such with Carolyn Parsons as teacher. divorces. Hahn said Mrs. llaymes hud been The public Is Invited, Whlpjycil pot.iliies laste so droffered a substantial rash settle llrliniN with cold m l* It’s harulv iU * * sy 17-iU — In st Making blackberry jam? Then menl and a life Income. The law­ io rnmctiiher I ha I you'll need from here's a way In enjoy It as a ton. yer said Ihu question nf filing the ime-thiril to onc-half riiti of milk 1050 Ford S o u th I l f D e l.a n d hln a ping for sponge cake. Whip n half suit In California had been referred nml a quarter cup of holler or cup nf heavy cream until 11 will Io Bartley Crum, New York at margarine for rigid medium o/e In v llc n Y ih i Tti Just hold Its shape; add a quarter tnrney for Klta Hayworth llaymes potatoes Heat the milk and Imller eup nf blackberry Jam and mix II and Miss Hayworth reportedly plan anil zlowly heal Into the conked f c with only a few whirls of the 10 marry ax loan ai Ihe divorce mashcil spuds Add salt and pepater. Pile at once on top of six 11 granted. per lo laale. squarex nf llght-xs-a-feather sponge Cake and serve tn ynur dellghlc ‘ guests. ' DR. II. K. RINH COULD 7HIS B( YOU7 . f HoneyTKlt iporl shirt brand nnwf Wbal bapponnd / 'll "A Oil Treatments Are Only Solution For Good Protection Of Blond Hair Bl ues In The Ne ws JSm A A A /L A lifc® / (m m ) Student Program To Be Presented Tomorrow Night C a k n d a /L RITZ McCrory's Holds Annual Picnic Sale! Sale! Sale! USED CAD and TDUCK BARGAINS! TOPPERS Dick Haymes And Rita Hayworth Plan To Marry Coronet Club Coupe *1770 ' C .0 0 " ~ $6 ' " Dr. C, To. Person DRESSES $3 _ Pickup SHOES Happy Birthday ’ 850 $8-99 RAYON OARARIHNE COATS SHIRTS 2.SS 1 Ton Dual Wheel Stake MEN'S STRAW HATS 9 9 ( AND | .98 THE ALOHA ’ 595 2 Door Sedan ’ 995 An Rveninir Of Entertainment Seminole County Motors Music By PAUL CASKEY and The PEER GENTS 519 Fo n t K in d P hone 1011 Bake your favorite enrn breed In a ring mold and fill with cream­ ed ham. 8erve with watermelon pickle and a cooked vegelahle or a salad. NOTICE Gffectiv« immcflintoly, nil fllma tuft before 2:00 p.m. will bo ready the following day nt 2:80 p.m. Film left after 2:00 p.m. will be delayed one day. Store hour* 9:00 a.m. to 0:00 p.m. Wedneaday 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. •* m n t Cam era Store 210 South P a r t Avenue Cook, heat, refrigerate, with jras — a practical, cconomcial, sure-fire method! For th« I k'hI in ttottlcd I M a - .■ - i '. .’ v „;'i s'-S-................« .. . • . cull un today. THERM-O TANE GAS CO. 1827 North Ornnge 209 MirihiIIb Avenue Phone 1816 Sanford ...................................... ............................................................ i rhx Phone 8*1712 Orlando MEN'S SHOES 3 " MUSLIN SHEETS DAN 111VKit AND FIELD CHEST si X 99 K 72 \ 99 FDIt 2 W) FEATUIlINfi HANFOHD’H OWN PETE BUKUR • MIXED DHINKH TO YODI1 Pl.EAHUHK • nilCKKN — STEAK — hbH SEA FOOD DINNEHS HrECIAl.lZlNfi IN P I Z Z A PIE • Muilml (lulx Nightly • Nevtr A Cover or Minimum Charge Open Seven Days Weekly 10:00 A. M. lo 2:00 A. M. BLANKETS 3 79 j[DRESS SHIRTS | .00 I B . E. Purcell C o. Phone 174 HO West Find i -fci'. . I j WORK CLOVES 4 For 1.00 1 4 �Harvey Robinson Has Big Job O f Filling Shoes O f Vol's Gen. Bob Neyland By M ER C K It H AII.FV A TLAN TA t*)—Tennessee, minus one All-America and three AllBoutheaslern Conference slnrs. looks L i a new head coach to ki*.*p the Vols high up among ttie na­ tional football power* Ilf ism-X* Harvey Hobinson Is the A...11 ihoulderlng lh? lead Urn Hob Ney land put aside because of poor health. Hi- had been Neyland'* top aide since Hurt. Hobinson I* cautious when dis­ cussing the Vols’ prospects ltd* season, but he I* not yet preaching pessimism as do many of his head touching brethern "Discouraging tod not hopeless" i« tin- way lit- describe* the ouliook ftr T c im r s s f w h ic h war. Mb ranked nationally lust year and the SBC runner-up. All America guard John Michels mid All SH F players fullback Andy Konir, uoard Francis Hnlohan and tackle Dooti Atkins leave bin dap* to be filled Other top-flight man who itraduated Include end John Davis and winglrack Kd Morgan I,oss of these stellar |H-rtormers, phis three veil . jo center*, leaves ih-: VoU without an experienced man for the Hoard, wlngliuck amt center positions Itoldnson hopes that returning IrOcrineo Hay liyrd and Ted Srhwnntfvr, aided liy sophomore* Turn Tracy ami Tommy I'rlest, can provide plenty of power at fullback liyrd made n good »how Ing last year behind Kn/ar, who was sidelined In the luttce part of the season wltti j back Injury The Vols have two flue starline ends In Much Franklin, an All ■SKC returnee, and Hotter Hotroir, who made the Alt HRC third team ISutli. however, were defensive siieclallst*. Actually. *ays Hobinson. tht* Vol* don’t have a single regular who has hud any double duty work. He figures the end of free substitution Mill weaken hi* team, particularly l(l(, |,nrk;!idd. Tcnniwsee, tiro lone holdout against the T formation in the c o n f e r e n c e, plans no major rhanjtes In Its Hot;le -wins' attack. Dot Itoldnson sa y s- a s do several Dade City Plays In Little Loop District Meet Tom o rro w flig h t'* o ilier iilt c lo r for NorMonl is s till in doubt, though M anager .1 <’. Dunn has indicated tied either llu t r v M *lia (.'M l, J im I'la a n iK 'tn if* I), or immdhlv I ‘mil Cor belt lim v rlruw Hiiliin Itnliers, wlm po-ded win tin- sto rtin g osniunioellt. Corbett No, 2D on Aug 12 and now xhoots (II.a I Inis lier-ii plnci'il hark on for tin- highly coveted 30 game tile a c tiv e list mark, Is seven days ahead ot Ids Long Island Is mily three vic­ tories xhv of Die roveletl 2tl emne win maik. Kverv gmoe counts ns the senium raniiilv diaWti to a close. I’alniieti is (ii’bllng Die tiliietalile ill lie bid to become the first 20 gam* wiimi'i f*u Siinfolil since ,‘ ilil llinl on i licked op tf-J Wilis III I Dill). I'aloiieri hopes llinl he rail not out) it irpi im I •- 11nil son's ali­ gn lire rant, hill also to make the Idg lump from riant D to the innjur Itagiies in one venr. the wav Hudson did ill III til, winning 17 for the Masliiogtiin Krnalnrx. With 0 17-D lei out ao*l n series of ilnuhlclu ioli'r' fai'lai; tin* Continnis liefore the close of the F.WI, Campaign on Aog. 31. I’alimeri has n good I'liance of cracking tin* seller 211-gaiiii' vicloiv circle. The Italian Aioeilcno ID \*-ar ohl trope* to ie:n*at Ins la t win in Cocoa'* I'rovost park tonighl. 'IIp* fntdlmij-i will he iilavlmr nl "Aleichants Night" in Cocoa Dihi evening. Tointirinw eveninu the Iti-dblrd'i will leturii home to tint lli- the Cocoa liallmis In a twin-hill Ih'iUiiii Iiik at It:.'ID o'clock. John "Holm" Hidlivnn, Die Wntertiing, Conn., sonDiimw wlm acked up a sterling it-1 record nl Irilnilton, Out., befor** joining Die t'pril.i sc vein I weeks ago, will be 111 rptesl of In.' tillril stmiglil tllltmpll lomoriow nlijlit ns lie jn alntrd to fling in not* of the two games with the Tribe. Sullivan hits m njic.il ,i pci feet 2 it ri-coril lin e so fin J Standings F I.0 IIID A HTATH L F AUUF W, l.. i |tr l.nnil II k i I iihh I lie,in The Corililials will be faeing a UMli'lllliu grind during til*' next week, DnilM* headers lire slated for the D* l.and game here Hnturduv evening and again on Monday oiglit in Daytona llenrli, Hanford lias vet l<* win in the confines of Islander I'm k at Daytona and they inivlit sneak a victorv m dining the nan e of I In- twin lull Monday night Daytona find iduvs lien’ mi Holiday night. Thin year's Sanford Caidliudn are superior in ninuy wavs to that uf lin n nniriierparts the Seminiile Hines of last season to l )■ ■ • two huso Ini department, ■In i year's r a id s have lut three niiiri-, Did- Dill. Tin- I Drill Hanford club lias lim ited lit trip le s as eitnipnied to only 23 la st season tin- llliie s , t r u ly tin* g r e a te d Ilium- in n tu ttin g a g g re g a tio n in the h ls t n i\ o f 11n* F lo r id a Hint*' L e a g u e , hashed nut Ml M il’ s for a Dunn has 27 ilimlilon, Hill Mllvrr tborne ltd Ali-nii lilt 21 and Ithiiili-i hanged 21. Ill triples Lottv Iras ID and Ihitiu nine Frank .Smith had six mid Klmdes four. Ill inns hatted III Aleiin drove CD ill while Dnlltl IlllTi 11 I mill "Walmo" l.iniiilld has Dili. Hlmde.i loop math tins year’s club has bit only lift, even with the inillMdual league lender In sklp|ie| J. C. I >111111 witll IT. Ali-no li’d tin- dull with 2b, followed by Dusty Khiides with tb nod -b»* Fit rise with I I I , Juhnnv Inilirn nine. Diiiim lilts surpassed Alcon in tidal liases, 2U5-2 IH. Dunn anil "Wnhoo*' 1.1*11011111 Irrivi* drilled out more liita I hart tin* two top IDb2 pill yen*. Leonard leinhi with 171 with Dunn pest nl DID. Aleno Jr)I I 17 times while I'nrlse col leclcd Hb. won second in IDb2 with DP Ituiis rn-nri-d found Aiello with HU and I'urisc with I II Dunn Ini* 121 mid Hatty IPb. All Inall, '.danfoid this veal bus a liettcl 1 lulling club Tile pitching is about lln- same, piarsibly worst tills year in sunn* instances, I'litnilcrl is tin* individual standout uvei the Inst delude in Hanfoid with a ! 17-D record. x.1 In as tit llpurh 2s vii O/IntMlii vtl n * t m ir ih V* vr ‘ ***M• tile llenel, V* Jarimi,!,tills llrni-k V* vn an .irg t-nli 'luml a* .'IJ .lilt I .re t ini ■n 17 .17 .j,|n n*"iM* I-*l**l Mllhl I ret hut,1 III n sx rn in r, ..... tnin flrlrriKlii 11 u, .Ins llrHeh M l llrl.uuil #, 1,1,-iin 1 l.nkeliiMfl ,1, llnii.in,1 Urn,3, I |see»nrt fciiinr 1 Hear mime |i|**l., mini IJniiira l*,MlHkl PS Nl llllll nl I tiiuiH l<Hli#InImI Nl lirrahtifK lUtiiii nl •liiifutin (Itjii h AMKMH %\ l.tltfjl i; ^ v . W. le.^lVf. IMI. Nm* V*»rk /:♦ .ia ft*. • 3 d '" k " >3 I* mu j il * ley* lii ml tli .,1 .,'j; It •Hit on 1,1) Cl t. It ii, x mill lot, 11,0 1,1 lu urn ; 1 I’li tIni|*-l lilt I,x is ill to; :(|,i D»l roll 1* ; j j;) ait! XI, 1,11111*, II ;u ||7 j *, tJ Hesnlia t rarrrilii> fx\ ashlriKlim in, New York s 111 Stull V . I'MImlelplila I llellull 3 , 1*l*>vi-iiin<l 7 ‘ •il'**» i S-S, III I.mils 3-1 Uniirra Tmlnr n’HsliliiMi,n| ut fx'eiv y„rg I'hll I tl * 11.Ii I.» ut link | tin rilfVnhltli) Ml lu ll,ill Pi lojuts ut CtiP'Mifu NATION * 1, I, I lilt I 1; *V. I„ I’eh (ill. lUiinhlyn in Jf *«i Mit w11olm Li 17 ,|oa su hr i-'.ui. i:« iv *is ii* : ridiiiiir-ipiiht si r.j .it? ii,i. New Vnrk i.r r.si .tut si iZ (rtncinoiiii ts ut m ;;i( I'till Hail II 71 1*1 1)'( J ’llts h n i e ll 3* sa ju t ID llssiills (r tir n ls r llMillNlVll r, New York 1 ThDwilvIphhi I I'lllhhliratl 0 MllWiinki'i- *, I 'Ini Ilinn 11 t Ht. t.iinis ft, t'lileiigo t ' Onttiea Ttnlar Nww Volk nl Mronklvo t.D.Ht'I'raVi al I'liilirtltiphla to) SJMrt'iilikes hi ( 'liit'1rilirtiI i.'hli'Mit, mi Hi Luiils mi Charleston, S C ., 7 l Tampa To Play Jax TAMI’A 'Jt- The University tif Tampa football team will play Jacksonville Navy here Oct It) The gam? replaces one scheduled willi Die Miami Marines, toil which Miami cancelled, Tampa Coach M.ircchlm Huerta said Boxing Results 111 Tltr liattrlitlril S V I'd I Mu u hi HVTIll’ll Nr, N(i)|»|ift1 I'U* Ml MlAti'Hr.. •>*v it 11f( U , N* « Y.trlt r. MIAMI III: At 'll, Klu line .t.l 111*v Km i J hum , lit, |i«*troi( ft UIhi I'hititiHiiii. 13ft *t. Ml I*:»t,| .Vl.l-ilNTt »\VN, viol tfi, >tint lit* l ft f, Mill. I. I |*ji l'*t rtiiklr I 1(0, I"4111I <1*-111111:1 Allftnluti, viu|j|i«'si l.i iH A-NMKIiKH Vlnm I Vr l.ftf* Ati|r*’l**«. m il|ioM ilt it f<*i *-il til* Ill i iiiiifj, tft In 1150, Dialittir Maungir Hurt Hiiotlon told Oil Hodges he war lurnlug Ids head und taking hi* eye* off Uw hall. Mnoagff Chur ley U rm c n repeated Do* warning again lid* spring Tilt* Yowell • Toueliton Free Night game, which was postponed last night, will In- singed again a week from tonight, Wednesday, Aug. 2tl, it was niiniiuriceil jointly todnv by W. V. Lilting and Jack I loll. The Free Night game between Haiiford mid Leesburg last night was ruined out and (lie 7,()PU-odd ticket * dislrilaiteil to this game will la- honored next Wednesday evening when the Cardinals play Lakeland. "I want to urge every fan bold­ ing one of our tickets to last nielit's game, to save them, be­ cause they will be good for the Lakeland game next week," Hit­ ting empliURjteii lilt ling, tin* owner of Touch* lofi's Drug HDne, mid Hall, Die malinger of Yowell’s Department Hloic purdiuneil all tin- tickets to la -t night’s scheduled game ami bad M.POP special free ducats plllili-d which they dlslriliuted to Hie jans fiinii tlii'lr respective ..tore * "We are ordering more tickets t<* In- primed for distribution ilaiing this week," Hitting m l Hall declared. The special game, in wliit’li all seats in the nark wi-ii- purchased by tin* two mer­ chants, is tin- first such huscluill cxpciuncut in tlu- history of Smifonl. All fans are iiigeil to keep their (no tickets frn last night'* game, :*lnce they will In- honored for next Wcdne-dav night's Memorial Miuliinit clash between Hanfoid and Lakeland , -Mmiugei Chuck Alviru and bis i'llot charges will tint* lie Die visiting team on Dm lliird lug hnigiiin night game here tills fear. Tin* I'iluts have a t-l record in Die two previous free nlghl'y for IneuI foos Hanfoid III Itnli-sl Die e*-Hunfi id and no hntshot Junior rollege trans­ fers are In sight. so the Vol* see no help from those <|uarter*. Hill itarbish, a 11Wpound senior, i* the No. I blocking hack. Letter men Hugh (iarncr and Hal Hub­ bard are the tup re verve* B o b '*iso r, a ti foot. 2U5'pound senior, be tu» the list of si*ven tackle lelUfincn returning. Fisher showed te? i* adequate on both of* fense and defense during spring drills. ,, _ Hobinson considers Tennessee i 11153 schedule tougher than last when the Vol* lust only to (7 0 ) and the Cotton flowl eanu- with Texas (10 0 ). He Is cheered by the fact that thp VolV rint three dames — Mississippi State, Duke amt uiulrarui.pn — are at home, but says tn vo lm j to Alabama, Florida, North Carolina. Kentucky and lion si on more thin offsets that advantage a manager'* Lakeland crew here un Merchants Night, but bounced hack to taut the Cardinal* on Contribution Night later nil. Lust night the surging I’iluts defeated the Invincible Daytona lleucti Isliimleis, fi-l, In IP innings. Willi the ordering of mure tickets printed. Yuwcll's and Tutu-titan's mnv have n total of 10,1100 or 11,000 ducats distributed for Die Idg game next Wediles-, liny night. They have two uhiertivra in sponsoring this game next Wednesday: l l help the hall dull •>v buying out the entln* game; 2 ) set an nil-time Florida Stale League single game attendance murk. The present record for a teg­ ular season game is 3,327 set by Unlnesville in ID-Jll. (Kxcept Sunday) MntineeH Every Wt*a Australian Totalizator Touchton's Honors "Whiz Kids" For Do* second straight night, the Junior Legion "Whi* Kids" were feted to a special dinner last night, The Li-giun contingent of Ifi plovers, ti-nin ninliuger, Cnucli Al McMillan mul Legion Malinger It. /. Johnson were liuoiiM-d with n .’ pecial steak dintor at J'ouclitnn's Drug Htore. \V. “ Doe" Hitting, owner of Toiichlon's, set Do* fete to tionol tip- Junior Legion stars who plitreil fourth In Die stale huse1*ii11 ehuiniiiotisldp. Moiida v night the “ Whi* Kids” were Denied tu a chicken dinner at Die Legion H ill. New Smyrna Tides |,i i. . Thuriday 1*111 , o ih a. m, Route 17-92 „, «o>j i tiR p in Orlando Takes 4th On Double Win Over Jax Beach; Cards Keep 5th charged with hi* eighth defeat in the afterpiece Thu dniihli* defeat drojiped .lack* 1-1 amt give themselves the Flor­ sunvillc Heath to sixth place, low* ida State League lead once again. c*t the Sea llirrlx have been Dll* Hector Fa her lie »lolr home in the year. fifth inning to put the lints ahead. Daytona llcach, the Huts' arch rival In the »c*.'ond-half pennant race which end* Aug 31, fell a h alf gome off lhe |iac? when sm it ten hy seventh-place Lakeland 5 -I. Urlandii Jum|)i'd from sixth In fourtli place with twin victories iivt-.' Jack Minv III.' Heacli US anil Hit. Leesburg ut Sanford wn* rained out, H i I.m ill n l (IH mimI o t IU32 |iace anil only five days be­ hind the puce set by lH//y Dean when "ol III/" won .'til In licit Tile I’hllililelpldn I'billle are, to day's number one i-x pniir-nt of the ml of pHrliing, won Ids 2<dli oil Aog ID In-.l \e.ir and Imlxhcil with 2d victorir ,. greatest Nation al l.eugue will lot.il ’.nice lli'aii'.*. identical mark of 103.7 in winging along to to iruit'ijih'. In 11)31, Die lolmllabte Dean post ill number 2D ,m Aog V lie ful lowed willi No 21 Die lultowinn d iy in a relief - tint toil didn't win No. 22 until Alii! 21 Al tiis pro Mitt rale, llnberls, though a till hi hind Dean'i ‘31 i In dole at the iMiuifiil, easily mold dr aw abreast or pass Di/'s pace try the 2IDi of Ibis inimtli FiilloWlOg Ills 22nd win. line week elapsed before Dean chalked li|l Nn 23 on Hie last day of Aug in '31 lie (licked up win no Sept .7. III. Id anil 21 llie latter being No 27 then fndstied the season with a rush winning In* 2Hlh. 2Dlli and tilth ilermij the total six days ol the campaign “ Old Dir" went after Nn dm on Sr pi 25 amt got It with a sis ltd 3 2 win over I'ltlsloiigli which pull ed tile cardinals to Within one garni- of the league ieadlmt Unmis lie came back with two days rest nil Sept 2H and pitched the I ’oidilliils into ii tie lor Hie league lend with ii -in, 7-hit shutout over Cincinnati ns the Nl, penimiil but tie went Into one nf Its diameter istir 'down to the wire' climaxes The following dav ( Saturday. Sept. 2D)—the next-ln last rlny of Die seiismi—brother I’litil burled ijie Hedldrds to a ti I victory over Ciney ns Die t‘aids moved lido firsl place with an assist from tlm Dodgers who knocked oft the (jinlit* 5 1 at .the I'nlo Umiinils llie great In/ clinched matter< lor St l-niii* the next dav Its Do* curtain dropped mi Die "It season Dean registered pet-nunl will No an and nailed down the pennant willi another sbidoitl. this one a seven loiter tlx the I'linlllinls again deeisioneil Cincinnati, Dll Hy THU ASKOCLATFI) I'ltl.SS lln Hint dale, Die Dodgers again Del,unit's fled Hut* stoic seven Until in f the Ulnnls, ii|i|dying Die finishing touches In whot litis liases last niutlt to defont Cocoa U H KF.N VILLK. N C — Two M’lmlinnl games were scheduled hue today in the District 5 Little League llavelitrll Tuumainint liirminghant, Ala , faced Dade i dy. North Florida champion, u! a ;> oi while Home, Da., played Madeira Heacll, South Florida champion, at 5 p m Kcxults yesterday saw Hirimng I i j i i i drop Cuncurd, N.C., 2-1, Dade City defeat Nashville, Tenn , 2 0 ; Hume over Lexington. Ky., t il; and Muiletra ilearh iluwn North of the T coaches—that he plans to place more emphasis on defense. The Vol* have three fine tailbalks In I’al Olckslak, Jimmy Wad? and f’at Shires AH are capaa hit. experience* hall carriers Tailhacks wave Orllfilh and Hobby Pringle were defensive men tail year Tenner,sen Isn’t eotmtinti on uslux any freshmen, no standouts are moving up from the It team, 2-1. The Yankctis, using rooklp Bill Miller, toyed with Wasiilngtun ami led H 1 a flee six Innings. Clyde Vullmcr ami Mickey Vernun hntnered in the eighth and when Fd Fit* Herald opined the Washington ninth willi a single, Casey Stengel figured It wai tune tu bring ort Allle Hoynolds. Ttien he settled hack to watch the Big Chief polish off the Senators. Before Case could gel back to the top step of the ilugout Hey nolds had given np four tallies and Itw tying run wai on third base. Klcngd frantically waved In Tom Gorman, who gave up n walk and a single la Vollmer that lied tho Sanford Cardinal Averages Huy Duviault gave the lied Hat* only three hits, imt the trust* theft* ami six error* hrhiml him wer^* too much John illudgvtt Mini); a six hi tit.* turning track Cocoa Huger liner'* single with tint* out in Hitt loth produced Lakeland's victory over Daytona Henvli. Orlando's Ken MrClumuruck al­ lowed Jacksonville Bench eight hits in the opent-r and Waller Hprmue who relieved Vlnco Arena In (lie fourth won the second game, Joe Angel, the leagnt-'s winningm l pitcher with 23 vlrlnrlei, was HOLD YOUR TICKETS!! They will be good for Sanford vs. Lakeland game next Wednesday. August * 26 th. . *’ If you have lost your ticket, ask for more at TcucU ktt ‘D ra �n n The National Geographic So .........._ M„ deal Detroit 11IU1I I^ * r*'* „one m ust' The deal of two years ago which T H E SANFORD H ER A LD rl»tv »»v» f it . Ralnlar. In Wash- certainly regret. The Tiger* *«nt »ent Johnny Sain fr from the Braves Wed. Aug. If. 19U Page 3 baton ,hM laraest Billy I’lfrco, southpaw ace, to the to Hit* Yankees (or L-w Burdette ilnale-peak glacier system In the White Sox late In 19U for Aaron 'ha* been paying off for both There are over .I.OOt specie* of U. S, I Robinson. teams plants growing in Florida. I A N T . Use HERALD W ANT ADS l - R E A L E S T A T * rO R S A L E —j A D H E L P WANTED .S :f e - II U- H PEC IA L S E R V IC E S 14- W AITRESS W ANTED. Apply Ang LAWN MOWING CH EA P 3 REDROOM HOUSE els Eat Shack. Free estimates, Call 705 It All conveniences, excellent water, n**i' Elder Soring*. Plenty shade T R U C K TO K E N T trees, some fruit trees. 2 14 100 C A R P E N T E R S , roofing and siding applicators. Finished Craftsmen It you have a truck in rent you acres land « . C. Warmack. lit should list this service In the only. None other need apply 2 Bo* 285, or .e* owner at All special services of the Sanford White or colored Phone 23*> Nat. Bk. Bldg , Room 312 Herald Wc have had inquiries F o r K c h u II h to who rents trucks. ^ -----Two I AITS in * X flfi- each till N SALESM AN WANTED ---as---------------------------P The inlh.ii Ilia NlM R|t|>l) in Jessamine Avr For established business selling fall 4* Mill 4*!*• (*M1*11*1*atl lit Thr II I I IN St'llA N CE -11-11 National name brand products ftinlitiri lleriilil. 10 ACRES HU) feel from paved such as Westinghoiise. Maytag Save on Fire, Windstorm .ml.min | lime lilt* |ier llur lu«rrll«*n road located n<-ur 5 points Price and A maria. Guaranteed salary I lime* lllp |tee line lii*wr4Uiw «*l/if] {ill bile Insurance See .Inhn tl Wil­ and commission for right man <1 11linen he i»er ll«r l«R*rlltii liams Insurance Agcm-v. 403 ST. JOHNS R E A L T Y CO. 341 lliRf* lie |ier line InirrlluM Car necessary Apply: Sarnonl Atlantic Hank Bldg or Sr |»er line flit le n til liiiilm rl Sanford Phone) H A G U EKLY A PPLIA N C E cull 34 I'h# U «tills lu Ike line. CEN TER HOUSE, garage and K lots, 50 X Iluulile HnIf fur Mlmk Knee I npi "Your Weslinghouse Dealer" When you Nretl Insurance 110', frame, ran he used as a 2 115 Magnolia Phono 1737 Call t17 or 3 bedroom home. 30 gal hoi ifg WkJi------ -----KARNS IS S U E VN( K AGEN CY watis- healer. Venetian blinds, I I WORK WANTED - I I 103 Melu-n Bldg Sanford, Fla. fireplace, Located I block from rsr.ssi.si, i i. vs.si-„s s in , uniirrwny ul ■nr scnoui lirlng xponsoreil Wmil Ida Hill he arreplerf w o m e n n l* n w il l be u --.il W in n m l m il p r iN tu rtio n s l u r l s I lie In* Crystal Lake Can be seen any R ESP O N SIB LE white nun with liter Ike Teleiikiine hh unfiii ti­ In dnnlnrit Inilustrlrs. Inc., nt the Crown paper Co. building. Work­ truck desire* week Tel 1M6-J1. time. Call owner. L A l.eilner, s l r n c t o r III It le " .’ h iiiil, M is V i-1 u n i D e m p s e v , w h o w in k s out ot nt it.I him rknrne If fnur nnnae U ers nre In-In* I ruined for em ploy menl In the new Rimueiil Imliislry. 2331 J II aled In Ike telenknne kimk. In Ih e o f f ic e id t ile I 'm i n is S ii|n i i i i t i in li- n l » l P i i l i l l . l u s h in lin n it LICENSED Practical Nurse. A vail­ Iln.okf it-ltl Mills. h Ii Ii-Ii is Iteing esliilillshesl In tin- tiulldio*. Mmb in­ rrtnri* for Ikl* nerntnmiulAlliiii s h o w n itl I lit- fm in - lit i- s li.ll r l in lo l Ike mil #rilfier la etpeefleil |iny able day or night. Phone 1917 J 203 F E E T on French Ave located is ubiili » ill be ii'id bolli lor tile training »l while amt negro ltriiiii|fll|. lit I*filer fi»r u* fit ' ' •' 1 1 . -I ! on northeast corner nt 24th St ■ ■ r .i.'L — „ l . . J remler fkr he*i poailkle aertlee 12 BU SIN ESS O PPO RTU N ITIES 11 and French Priced at I3.1MI0 nil Wnnl Ida n|M«t he In unr 15— NOTICES - PERSON a I.H - I S ul flee nn I ke ilia f hefiirr iiiihllST. JOHNS R E A L T Y CO. SM A LL BUSINESS < ■ til In It. Sanford Plume 1129 If you have a small i>-rslri“*s In a G AUG HE RKSTtHtIUM Elderly. S n io J c o y S a y s : |*len»e imllfy tie IniiiieillMieli Scml invalid, convalc-i enl Kind secluded part of town ami art If mi error itretire In pnnr ml. $1490 down will purchase 3 bod 1 > ' Care, graduate iliclician intereated L getting .ustomers, U r rnnnol he rrapiinilble for i i - J — --------- . room home now under construct W17-W mure tknn one Incnrreet Ineerlist the sr-vice you offer In the k mu is Own or tiu ■ ion Itrady (or occupancy Sept. llon. Classified co -on of the Sanford f yoviuols him in p * n u i « 1st. Total price $7WM) (X) WOULD L IK E to buy profitable llira ld . Call 142 Pf Hue enme rnfe n» ROII'T. A. W ILLIAM S. REALTO R business m or around Sanford 11 * Man line* urdlnwrr life . iillt.i h \ l \\ >i >1; K I ' l * i I ' - . i . i i n t K iiriilii*wi II* fit Y WiM. I |»ji%T | hills No liars or package stores. Writs) Raymond K. I.umtquiat Associate FOR S A LK —G RO C ERY STO RE I mil 1'4'iitlllif ti r" t •I- ill wll ll till' *>»44111* in M il. J»t tin t Li<*\ i i tint . tin* |ai i* P f One line enme ml# ne Phone 1763 Atlantic Rank Hid*. And meat market, good location. Ted Trippc. Itle 2. 11.is 310. Sun X L Hir e line* wrillnnrf H' i \ %m il t mi I'ot t f hurl11 4ell! mm 1*4 V Ur I' m II IkllJ! 1*I * »Ife■ ■ 1 llti 1hi I Mllll Oil III I )lli|M i |tih ford. Established many years Ownrr •>f*e. \ "I .till |a]J4a11H m l134«ft !'Ill* 1110 I<'till \ R EALTO RS I B -311 retiring due lo age Complete go Hoe Nile enoir rnle w* ta— FLO W ERS P I. ANTS Stilt UBS l! II Ml-1111*4 4**III , kI 11 I •*» •J tit v»-1ifmrimt IMI 1III |i|*l I I*-1 I ink 1*1!"#ll *4 fit • Ing business including all stocks lu nr IIiim unlliinvr ml*III lit Ki*«'litii<Yi» i ’*■ (a11 -riii in 14-1 III I«lid i" |M11 nt ll |i a*a IM.I IMltla|U«'I FOR YOUR CON VENIENCE One. and fixtures for $:i.nuo. which Is G KR BA D A ISIES nt lust* Many I hr VVliliiiil l A Inn i Huli l l< ■ Iky ST* ll III V lit ill kiltllhl ' lit til.I hill r i< AND A C C E S S IB ILIT Y 11 1 > . line line *nine rule less than cost of fixtures alonicolors Hibiscus, nice variety; I fir 1*1r' ltli ul mtri i ulifi tl In . I f HH It I (No stairs to cllmbr ne Hie line* nnil.1 hh ■V ll 1*1 t 11144* d For infurmullon. Phone 441, or Achnnitiiw, ucalylhii. begonia*, 41v• S i l ,Mill tllid f liill H lVl'4, enri lliir, We have movid our Office to i 1! ^. tin lu ID >1(1 tla I** .It I* wrile W it Dupree. :i|3 Pal crotons, ciihiiliiim . I’oldcn rain i ♦m i *iii 4tii* • \ • i v *'1111• iti lh it id LJ in II...... 1. 11.41 I* .!• t .l • mvlto Ave . Sanford. Irci's; Juslu-iu; ixociu tvilly . Ju • M liiiiiila ti I In <<n4In 4411a 201 SO l'TII PA R K AVEN U E *■ ■ 11 [.i ■■ — — | ' 1**1*4 1 caranda, powder puff, magnolia, •('i* * n i.lllh Ml VV ill* fair ||M M*l m Phunr 9)10 t lS P E C IA L S E R V IC E -14 to $•l hn 1 m ill) iH I ,4 pyracanlha. plurntiagu pmlucur I hi' l i l t > lu ll .hn ||||; llii* M. H ALL. REALTO R tl |.a li.It .1 t *■ r Vll i " i t ii pm , ricntas. slokcsla. >lirlrnp, - I RAYMOND FOR R E T ) 25 years in Business. Sanford till * \\ lull la i,l •1.110 tibuui’hina, tliryalbs eoini- and It. ■ Mill.,id i IhklIn H. ■Vt"ih| S I) llighleymnn. Associate 4 "It nit in hi 11* see BROOKS N U R SER Y . 2721 Hr K L A K A Apartment* 1U W (lor Service begins when you in ll. 11" 1'. i... -1 di tn. • u " h unit, and h m1it i . 11 i 11 11(6 Mayer, [ill 12Ml______________ a'lrat SI. eel. Phono 491-W. K. Iti ni* ii, 1 , 4 1<ute i itii* id quire alniiil properly nr Irisur 1 i * hh* i •ft1 **k -In 11 Ptltllll til 4"A ii fill 1 gin i i iL.ii . n ;t i '* 11 Mi a nee and that servile nicer ends - I) .1 ■ \ 17Ailli-iuiitiilr* • Iia lirra ll d hid. hi i'VAiny tn *"'! KOLLAW AY AND BA BY BED S U .11. Mi Hi, mi < PI . .in* 1 the sis' Itaymoud 3* Ball " Mli 1 ( w • 1 * U iy weak ov month — Tel. 1425 iti f I’ll MlVl-t.d 1 (II \ "t uK hill WE BUY USED CABS Little and Licensed Broker (or all I aii ikpS, i d1 1 llh \i Furultura CaubT, I K W. First M lllb iv title Voile 1 1.1 1' tn Mi Keel — Second ami Sunford kinds of Iteai E sU 'e and Ills I' W ASHINGTON l- Ml- I d .i.in l .h t • !• v\ .1 ( 1. . .mi ..1 1 < thl. |.t. I Genur - Insurance 201 ItidliM'lobl ti'fu 'i.l tml.n In m iy dih i * i (■i N• h141411• Mhi U S E IIUOAl efficiency »pt. ault C iu h I P JJ7 P ly tn o u lli. e s ii-lln it c o n ll Ilf, <i' , 11>, it,, t . . f. n hut in c Pm S Pa k Ave 'Phone WiO. ."1, ■ nihit 1 • I thi N n whether -the tin* i-n-i vpied lot tin*hle for working -nupio. Ideally d l l i l l t l , P i t o i H ' 359 t ,4' 11 . *ni 1 in d 1 *« <i Ml llllllll'l ' III ll -11II ll lil t till'll.Hid m» ht . ..ht • it hi I In lucaied *.ross from Post Office Whether buying or aelllng. It will M. M a u i 1 1 .ill. . in. i ♦;iiit« d kill It lit* • on m1.1 till Ml i s i'*i. n-ni Private bath. Inquire Manuel INTERN ATIO N AL Pickup Tiuck pay you In see; 11*.• t i ■*i* in, ini- ( 11 c i i *" na ir. I lie hllvb.iml ,i I....... i ill fth ill hI l i a I; II \ •' ii> til L Jac'.'binn'i Dept. Store. llargaln West Genes a Aviat J , W. IIA I.L , Keatlor I r. it I. 1*Ih111i I I * 1• THIS SPACE A V A ILA B LE the Gnvi-riiiiicnt I'niiiiog ottici- " f h i I lf II 11 W Teslon Florida Stale Bank Ho.Ming U K K -F H O N T Duplex-2 BR. Fur hi I u kni 1 ii 1 4,0. t,.| wiiv 'it>(ieiuleil o k iii bis ihivI ye­ Call Mill*' PRiH te lRW FOR S A L E I9.IH Ituick Special If Desired. M ml*, from NAS ti i il.it iilli-l lie ilei In n 1 In ti ll e w w s a •• i- s 1-f * ( A I L 141 Children welcome R. A, Catner I New Mull.*', tires, ami Battery M-ti. lie till e-llg.ilot - wliellii-l lie A RTIC LED FOR RALE —t ul), l.a k t Chaim D r., Oviedo; Very Re a Min aide 215 W IMIh SI w.in ;i Inm tiiinil't ni bill -.lull’ll Y o u r T U P P E R lY A R ir -b-aler Ph 4701 or 4532. seel el ilocilihenlv -rnl In tin AND INQ UIRE '39 C H E V R O LE T Good running K e u ch e Y 1% Gladys Slime-by Phone 1756 K G t ’ O In |il lilting eondillon$liO_JM um r_^ P A N M l N .lltM L I be U .N A ' ilol her bii'lmml the slemler I BR houM. HUB W. 3rd. Partly I lu St iiiiu iilc 1 "'till n fiiiiuh fur. Sea Tom Culberkwuse, 17K GOAT M IL K : B. D. Priest. S. Sau 17 B— Automotive Service - H H i ' 1111111.1110 t o d a y b l u n t l y i l e n l e i l dark haired Mr- Itolhvebild told ford Ave. Phone TI6-W3. I tail lllii* i .il I "IIUK It ' Piul Mil-Ill i n i n i u i i M i s I r h a r g i M l i i . i t p i i - . i ) i i ( i - Ihe liivcvllualort Mibi-miiMilllec W. 3rd.______________ ______________ u i -li p i% !ix1.t> t e .ich i’d th»* H A LL'S Garage lor General Auto l i a v e b e e n b t i d a l l y I n i t e d l l l o l i l li.'ailed by Si i Mel urlliy i II Wlvt New Folding cota . $5.96 e» I'N. Ml,Ilk 111 lin 111M|4‘ftl»|| }»IKii Ilf Repairing Sanford A Ce'.iry Avt» t l a - R e d - t i n - p t i y s u . i l I ' o i u l l l l i i l i i d (lint In mi--w ■r i|ui'ntiiHim iibiinl HUTCHISON ocean front apart- 'Jtiumbla Palrt $2 50 «al luo ii M.t' .m iio im ip il ( imI uv t$y r e p a t r i a t ' d t ’ t > \V > j i r m e i l I h i - a e Phone to!*) M. I IKa) K night. I'lltliiliuge nr ('<i in ni util Mt ueliylly W. (iienls at Daytona Bench. Tel ARM Y • NAVY SURPLUS I * IAt ( h.t urn.m I , hi (toll SweiMM?} t u - a l l o i l w .1 s .i " i l h t i i r l i n o i d t i l e might lend In liieriiniii.de tier Im u j 310 Hanford Ave. Phone 1311 I lltlllllv tl Hi till' I a11*' 1 ll>t 4ll B A T T E R Y , Generator nr HfartoT t r u t h . " \t D ill IM f . \ M Hervlce. Call 117, Mwaln'* Hat-; H i e d e t n . i l w . i i m a d e a l a i n n 1 t u ,U 1 n n t i i l h i s . n e | h i t i n t it I1-* i i f f i s *• f Ult. Apartment*. couple*, 106 N. Mid ISSUN11 1' If \ \ M O BILE IIOMEH~~ fl» u in ch D ll > ,|| i- Ini' I. ( Htle> (err Seivlce. Sanford Avenue m i : i d l i e I ' l U l i i - i n i l i i . i t i o u n u n •Cl 1114*1 nt ni ol h It " ......... Laur«;._______ ________________ 13 ft. m 41 ft., priced from $1271) Id *S,111f(11aI 1*1i H111a »• t 1,4f i||. Ml*K‘ ’ 1 and 2iul Street III IV U l Id • 4 # M l I / •'« I .1' n i l i n n u n i n i w i i i d i ' i i i n n m m i l up. We have 3 new Schott mod 4 ONE ROOM fur efficiency Apts MU" i h \ 11• ! >113id * •• I.* a11i|i Miili in v I I I I Ilk I M 1 r| t 111 •r 1 Ii I / U I - J I c h i l l g l ' i l i - l l ' l e d 1,1^1 I l i d . I V eh. also TOUR IT . VFI.M IW M A F E E T AUTO Servici I ||||" .1 M I ((,. Miff .Ifhl a ■ mu sdillU-u partly furnished Coup­ STONE. NASHUA, IIK IIA R D I t tit ti V M i l l 1 A t i o l l i i i> S i o i i i i a i i s w e n I d ) North Park. I'linn.- 924 S|>e I i It I ........ I. it II !« Mt -I l( .1 iff L les c: ,..g k 417 W. 1st l. II ||« 4 S It ll \\ • dm d n w hillt Vi• ei .di'il lii-■ "" SON. ALUM O ROOM * ALUM |.,et.T Sj)cciall<l> Ml. \.'l I tl) "iti ii i , *lift*-i 1 -ii .Hi 1 I nn v b 11* * p r i - p a t i d in id Ini INUM AWNINGS. U N n/H N ISH KD ci.lUgo, veil ft il lli tii I m *11 « I in ft 19 In ll I i ni" M dll In n li n ROATS M O tnitS d 19AWNINGH Eastslde Trail--r Salea blinds and kitchen equipped For It'll} a t Platllc, Aluminum, Canvaa. Free Palatka, Fla. (Duple or with uiic child. Apply f Itl. • IVill " Ilu dMUlll f 111I Katlmatea. Phooe 120*1 J after William I*. Smith, Outboard 814 Elm . _____________ HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SA LK . Service, Mercury Oulbnard S.ii lit tit Ilk H ill 'UK 1 if Ilf 4l||( 1 ti 8 ;> m for appointment. n , 25)3 S Park, I'luuii- 1171 I d li.h 111! hill* h It 1 ill • h In Phone 1430 W ^ U H N K illK D A PT $50, Children Nl'f | In 11*I >11<Vfit lunl li "1 III 111, .1N ti" P A R IS r I'ra o e e '* mo C A LL us about our Credit Plan. welctiiic. 1717 Park Ave.. Phone 12'—14' BOATS I’ruilirv II .id ml* po-lw .o * lilk e I 'l lll 'l l’il il* *,'c CO N CRETE Steps, stepping stonn*, M I A M I f - I u l v v I!<l| lII it ' INI lin t k 11 m Iti M* 1 Painting, Repairing Remodel 676-It after 5 p. in. ware C. Vail ....... Iwnrklng .i:t a i d i - i ii 1n 1v * i i l n i t " t grease trails, septic tank*, win Nil III ftafaI ill 'V mid w.)-k today w itli a m illion Ing. ' n iiiv u i i i i . i f \\ li I H till I S a n f o r d . I ' l l 2327 J now *111* i llnlu1. Miracle Con. hlimci* n ft j, p u t t e e I 1111I M . d l u 1 d . w in ke r* -till uni ra ilro a d * and |iin| In -1 1..iM ti / ,i Tist it'trnett i .. t\ TlN FURN lSHED Apt* Sen Mr*. crate Co . 30!) Elm A *r Phone nhn li n .irr $141.IH M I till'll I I I in enlii muon a I ion* d ill paralyzed and 4*Us| V Rt 2, Box 76-*1 Tel U9/ W t i • FU R N IT U R E- U'tnild Good* 20 IM 1 w.ihf 1" 1li if ff Warren, 21IMV «lh St. _ h n iiM * e ll i p ln y . n t thr MrMniKihl I'rrm ie t Jo .e p h L.ilil.-I * gnvei 11 ' 1uht MU it .tin! ( t (it’ h m\ * ■ 1335. ! mi nt to ll.'im g NEW fuenlihcd Apt on haw Smy .ihmif '.In1 .* Du* Electric i'n "m d the l»* f *,n e\ ei vh"d v Will 1. . 111 HI Band imtru IF YOU H AVE SOMETHING TO U H T f u RN ACES - By” Kreaky * t n r e " rna Bench Sleep* ilx . Call 1113 •MANOS—Organs, No n il.illi'ii* between Ibe g o ie in it 1he 1.1id Liti.i kirn1 m 1 ill. v\ WaU, Flour and Flreptaca. S E L L and are In • burry to aetl merits. G u i t a r s , accordant. or 1285-M. W u l d l l l t i l l ’d m t i . r n i . i l n i i i , r l i i i i ' g ineol and min t 1111111111111*1 iilnmi* 1ilf f \ ,( »nT vet(f . 1,11 t"l V M. G. HODGES It, let the classified advertising Drum* Convenient Term* I I I ) : I w i i i l i H u .■ I 1 i i n t t . i i l u r « It ii Im ike dim 11 Mmill.iv anil lti*-ie w .1 1 ,» i A ,i ( ’in * t h 1 i ...... D e n ia ol T H E SANFORD ta$ W. 1(1 81. Unfurnished apartment, Elderly Streep Mush, wr N Orange, Or­ department a m i K e n K . i - m I i i i u n i w i l l | , n * > e - . no p in .j'e i I of a ie *n in p llo |i in Vnil t i mill i \ I H ER A LD prove It* ability aa t i coupte. 507 link Ave. lando. V EN ETIA N BLINDS *11111 i d i l .'Inn w i n t i , n t H i e , I n l e t ) *igbl f11'h11ht1 .1111J11v efficient aalea medium. Factory priced Holla Head llllndi. im-ri'liatiili*.Sin 1 1I 1 1 j 1 illy lead-i Guy Mollel tli.il I II Mil' i I. I• ROOM HOUSE, ulllllie* furnishC ITRU S T R E K S Ahmluum (late, cotton ur pla* JA LO U SIES told l.iin e l 1 I 1.,1 any *11 vlrist* be hlH ed. Concord Drive Fern Lodge, Ready lo transplant. Huvu Valcn lifetime Aluminum — Free Rati tic tame Complete ten acr*m* llllgbl leall/e (lirnm:l| III* louleil lit I1 It.. l,v || i i PI* Fern Park elm, Hamlin and Pineapple in M l1 IIH U « I %»»I I inatea. Free InitalUllun-Tele- Urnlluole Venetian Blind Ciiuituui gou 111111* nt linaneial veforin* I hr 4* il.i t i IMI I I" I Granges. Ruby Red GrapWruil (21 Weal U lr d Fbeue phone H23 Furniture Center, wlneli nim bi d nil lb,, walkout* N EW LY lledecoraled 1 bedroom (III IniY f t "iiI Hu lil "41 Y I J . F , Benton. Phone 009 W. River lie W. Flrat. alleady have Int-ii *nipa**<>d b, Inin -i v -f h .id I. •M "li Mil ft 1 ' apt., MeReynolds Drugstore view Drive. H ILL'S F U H N ilU IlK ltd* huge in**e* to Ibe Fielo h w in Bldg. Call 1784 or 401-J. ni Si |.l ;*i h'ii in I ill |lU 4 Mil I R K FIN ISIIIN G IP H E A D E R S E R V IC E . Lime and mu \ 11 k ih 1In- *1 r 1k. •l.-ii lli .l 114 Hli w II ht Hn i ll t Ml HOUSE T R A IL E R —24 feet Kkii Upholstering and Kepalrlng Dolomite and Fartllixer. Phone FU RN ISH ED apt Electric kitchen. T h r e e m i n i i n l i e i * i d t i n S e m m i i K , lllltll HI Ill'll it ll * till I f hi I h\ trie refrigerator, ga* stove. Ex Tel. I ’ Jt 163 Celery Ave. 1393-M. David E . Carpenter. i Sm elted porch. Sunshine Mkt t ‘m i n t y J u n l u i I ' l u i m l . e t u l r u m H114>1 k M',1 it | l 41i ’1 j v111fi cellent condition Plmnc 905 M i n i r r c w i l l a t t e i n l t i n M u l e J a y J . GAHCIA nil I ' | | t int ithri li "hi tit iI or aen at D13 E Catalina A LL T Y P E S BuBdour work. Rea * FU RN ISH ED 2 room Apt. Adult* ..I In I bit t I luii il in Ini aonable Ralaa. Free aaUmatee Cabinet making, iipholstcrlng. 1 >. e r e . S u m m e r I ' i m f e i n n - i n M i a m i only. 206 S. Laurit Ave. 1 • (If K i n i r e * h i ' g i n i i i n g F r i d a y , i t w i t * SALEM China llargaln* In odd nlltirc rcflnithiiiL! rcnairlirt to I t ,i(i ! lu m i1Itl 1*11114 1' ll it 1-\4lPh Phone 3221. V. C. U ricey lice* Replenish your n4s llqih) restoring Uiiholstcriny: f -<> U i m o i m i e i t l i a l i i y b v M r * H u m i d i i ip fit linn mm I (% ROOM Furnished Apt. Adult* ln ‘i th.it I i i • in K K i n g , e x e c u t i v e * e< r e l a r y PLUM RINU rlc*. Wiek guaranteed. 130 '> Town's G ill Shop DcLaml HiMember* ol the S em in o li-C m in ly solidly t'Vrin Ihthfi'li ! I'Unl In mi - 1206 Palmetto Ave. Phone 2379-J , i l. H e p , Visit*- W i l l i a m * J r . G l a r t ' i i n ' Ju n io r C h am ber of C om ini'n-e wdl ilhwn IL* i l i i i ' i i l h tivi’ 11mi in Mill way 17-92; 3rd house north of contract and repair work. Free Boujovard Cl . DcLund, I’linn. i C n H i m a n i l J u y v e e I ’ r i - ' U l e i t l C l i f f paint pienle la lile * llie y have con fhhPAhik. Ind hr fimvi 2 ROOM efficiency aparlmenla, •atlmaUa. ft. ^ .ii muni . se ­ « — furnished Phone 17BT-W. Sanford Ava. FI A llie s w ill v e p l .s e n t S i ' i n i h i i l e *lroeled fin Hi" F u rl Mellon P ark bit lr *ivii H • \\ iiin I up I f11w i■ \ ei IILO ST AND FUUND -21 C o u n t y u t t h e i - m i t i i i - m e M r A h t T CU. F T . Wcillnghmiae Refriger­ al tin' C lly R ep air Simp, S lx tli SI I l hi ti k Lvt* 11*.111H •I .i l**» .ihmil 1 FU R N ISH ED Garage apL at 416 ator and a Nelson Traile r Dclly. NEW FLOORB aurfacad lo p e r I t ' * u r g i s i o t h e r J a y e i e * i n n l t i ' i i d mid l-'reneli A vi*. al H no 0 ' 1-lnek huw 14$ Int i n iiiii hi Ntr P * \ i tl LOST YOUR P E T ? fee lion. Old floora mada like P_ajmetb) Ave. , Write Box 10, De Bury u rg i-s n lh e r .la v ie e * In n lle u d Ho* evening, il wa* .iiinnoneed in viln I1 \S4* fhliptil oew. Fioliblog, claaolog ami !I ynu have—udvertlsu ym r In - T r a n i H i r l u t i . m w i l l b e m a i l a b l e duv by l're *iili-n l C liff Able* I l l ’ ltl.il K ill,uni I ll* mi i{ fti f III k—H E A L E S T A T E FO R HALE—I U P R ia ir / piano in e xrclkn l ennF R E E for lltrcu Him'* In ihe waxing, aUo portable powar plant ii.ti ft me Inn I Ins* m l Mi * eiul ul m ditlon. U*ed by piano teaelier Herald through the courtoy <>f \\ I If It I Him ftiJIm ti I n Serving Seminole County since A P P R O X IM A T E LY 20 ucrea ol riv ­ 421ftill llllflt \\ IV ftH III* 411*t Htlllk vll who la leaving town. Call 1700-M ins. H. M. Gleaaoo, Laa# Mary the Fjorlda 8tat-y lluiik % \ $ ii \ i n i %i r . i i . er Ironl property at Peralmmon hill I fihhnslk i .m l iI'e.ill |lml I Hammock. Good location for T Y P E W R IT E R : I. C Smith. oV K E E P VOUK tola clean. Heavy 1 2 - E L E C T R IC A L H KRVICKS - l i fell iiny ni In*, punt hr vi’iv tniu'ti m* hunting and fishing lodge or for lea-type, pre-war for $50. Inquire i, hi hu t, hi i li til.i> m.nn i *i ii duty mowing • clearing, nraif- Sanford Electric Co,, fl E A|i|ib JA C K S O N V ILLE -jP Tin- body *41 1.1 w ipohim an aub ■ JlvUlim. Price at Dr . Epiteln'a office. iiDiN'Iiuii Jl v\.$n 4 Insi m i lull Ing ahall driveway*, nittom I... I 1 * HIP ' '4 ancei, 110 Magnolia Avu. Ph 112 of Jerome OqiK'inh, lu-Muti, 44, 15.000, A ll three ol hninlnnle Com ity's liftin' all Hmy HUVU MM Ihe yei ilu I i iv 11if IM ;J<.11h farming. DcWltt Hunter A Son u rellreil Juiksonvlll*- Air i-uree J E L L Y GUAVAS, Ao per "peck. A. HT. JOHNS R E A L T Y CO. i'.ll 4 4'144 4.h " I had mi ftiiufvn'iire al all m ayor* have hem Invited in lb.* Ph. 402-W. Baggerly Appliance Centi-r sergeant. wa» found in Ihe Si K. n o iiclte r, Florist. Phone U ! 4-f | tie Hanford F4 o m I IH "Your We*tlnghmi*i. Dealer" 4aIF I h li I I(14 «'•< V i Johns lliv r r yeslerday at Ilu- Nil Semlnolu Cm inly Ju n io r C ham ber uhelli4ar 1 slnmhl ftiuhl film or K/ 21I-W. HAVE your lawn mowed by Jerry /aril ( ftiailen \l i \ l ;i i i .i i*«*i M of C nm ineree limebemi in eel Ing in I I: *• * i " \ l i Phone 1737, 113 Magnolia vul Air Slation dock I RATII 3 BEDROOMS Lord. Phone 1U4-J, ht \( (H Hie Yiii-lil Club lu m n m iw noon, il Weill l nt*vif xas|ci’<( me t*hal I H o m e conveniently located to 1 I IB I F E R —Jersey and Gurn*cy i . \(.i l. (I ln i.il i w ar unnounci'il loilay by .luycee lhmu:hi Wliht v it I iu u i *il tn iliavs ......... I *i i" ichooli, churchoi, and alorea <JJio n e ^ o tM J^ A lk c ^ a^ rlc * o ^ ii Y E L L S D R IL L E D , Pump* install P R iG ID A IR E applli ncei, sale, and the rmiRl Mimiry Milleil me alul tervlce. G. II. High, Oviedo. Kl.i I’ re sid i'iit C liff Abli-i I r .» # *.,144 ■. Hi" Nice nelghborhooii. $10,500 Ml. any ilia . M. G. Hodge*. Ph ii in | .in i.ifi Phone 4151 or Sanfurd 1642 W The three m ayor* are R andall (hat wan in M 's (l«>|»iirtini*nl I II Rosa L . Payton, Registered Reel 1551-M-40 or III. 1 tut.‘M \ iti..i.* a r t ic l e s w a n t ed after 8 p, m. Tile next regular meeting ol Chase, S an fo rd ; Lee G a ry , Oviedo, Ih * hajipy In tfive r h a i l i ' i the next I n il*4 M II " . • U 11It vi ante Estate Brokei chance If that's tinway ii w m k . ii and A cting M a y o r Rob C urllrm , in IluSanford Elks I'tub w ill be held w« buy, awQ and trad* ____________ Roao Mary__J . Phillips, Assoclete Miller Radio & Apnllanci11 •*n ♦ *11 1- P. "1.1 uut " Long wood Thursday ul fl bn p in t o * . WUwo-Mtier F u Co. U K Park Av*. Phone 1110 PHONE 148 Eisenhower Calls For Action Group To Deal With Contract Discrimination 111in111111* H Wille Honored At Lions Parly 18 Pt. 28PI. Mrs. Rothschild Remains Mum On Spy Charges T- U. N. Denies Red Charges 01 Brutality JCC Drive Sports Roundup France's Mosl Serious Strike Still Paralyzes Theft Case V M(j|or League Leaders 3 JC C Members To Attend Meeting Jaycccs To Paint Picnic Tables S Radio Mayors Invited To JCC Luncheon Body Found Elks Meeting 3-REDROOM JSjl wflpf - Sanford, Semlnolu County'* Oldest weslinghouse Dealer 11* S. Park. Ph. 29 bull-flag, C alf V im lURM-4. will be drUghted with this at- 1 9 M RLP W ANTED -W iclive, well-planned home, oft Vodoplch Salea-SM-vic*. * lot. The sparkling kllchen. AM BITIOUS woman of character, Electrical A Ga* Appliance* ay oah parqaet floora, and education, refined, >6-60 for a MOVING, Local A long Admiral, Kelvlnator, S e r v e l raised utility root will plelae M an h ill Field owned enterprise, diitance. CALI- I I, Storage Refrigerator*, Protune Hull experifneed in teaching, club or and crating. W. A. ADAMS. la Gaa. M2 Sanford Ave ch M«rk. Mint bt ready acPhone 1340 by Sepl. t and do- LAWN MOWMRS iharpened. B i­ cring service of natcycle* rcpiirsd. shtiman’*, 310 RA N D A LL E L E C T R IC CO mporlance. Be capable E . 4th St. Owned and operated by Sidney and ig above 14,000 annually, Crude y E ric Vlblen. Bcndix and Urn inford Interview write fully c onlrarlBruce Jackson, P. 0 . Box Magnolia I Chicago 34, III. State age, eitloo, experience, phone Seminole bor. care Cemetery 4— W E ARE LOOKING tl> N. era. adding machine*, E S S IV E SALESntau, 314 Ylagnolla, Ph. I PRODUl REMOD a A SID Imo' I n L E, V O1LUSIA, L I E * FL A G L E R COUN WRITE BOX ECO, HER . -1 1 .-i i I* ' ‘ Sa^sfiSa.'S 1 ffM EOQHAPH and flupplle*. price*. Paper. Check Stencil*, Florida's Inweit with Genrg* Stuart, U South Main, Orlando. t1 if IMI BRAILEY ODHAM USED CARS Park Ave. & 13th St. l n .1 W. U. MrMuatcr, Mur. . Mil ; ,.r, A ll fin itn c liiK Im rulli'il Ilirm iK h lorn I litm ks. "Bank n il)* save you inonej". A ll iiu iu ru n re p u rch u sv il fro m y o u r ItiH iira iirc u n cu t. "In fis v you have an arriilrn t, you Hrllle wlili » Irleiid''. '51 NASH AMBASSADOR \ Dmir Sedan 31096 *-|F> »50 CHEVROLET ft Door Sedan ’52 STUDERAKER COMMANDER V-8 1305 TiO HUDSON PACEM AKER 4 Door Sedan 796 A I k iv * Included In le rtm l, In su rttu ce ( ’ harRCH, Including Ufa Inauranca and alt flnanca chargaa, I ‘ *’i'M H 4 Kill H | cih i 1 4hi J i n ltl‘1 h in Down I’niinrnl Hu\ *j» « . nmi \• V ilh ii.* • ll ll ll I* < 4 f»» U l" lllllg I 14*4*<I lllllB 1 ( • | Ll I lit" tl V T I IlfS* I 41ti \\ ..| hi \ • \ l 144' ‘i l l . (id 'll * "111 111.).' •I In I 't i l l (4 Pel i -tih ’» \\ hull %Ii HIanI Id 1'IMI In TIBWJ | ll till I i IMI t ill Ii Super - Du per - HurKuinn Sale* Prlre iMlith (Iff 1 Ml l« NsII t t la II. W i f t." fi I t hdi mr * * \ »" V||)| h lhH Yli’liillk d Monthly I'a tit. fill III $410 m a m M u ,. ul airs '1 \ Mild, at fsl's IU5 IS M iih . u l ■13. him a *» III 3A 1(nil i |iih Ml Mi i h t hi * i rut Amt Hi»»r II Jt* \| " in I hit V ni 1**1v i I | r. L i l l i lt«<* it A i l i r a *4II II ♦« O il! l u p in y i’i I • nn %Va*rhi \i Ni'hii l i Ilf I til it I if 1**41lilt 1I|K4*m( IT An ,Mit a*i *si I Vnrloliuiz I nn Ptihuliir Slur I I fb Ln lih Aini'fluiiMa j !)n S ' e i v * I ar» TuwRifiiy Mi i I I m*** 3 nn |!iii Nitiio Knrich 3 of* World At T hree ,111ri Today**$ Hi mu 1 *» M lh A in I ItDNitUlW1* ) .IS Static tmvnrn Prtjurum 1.00 ftlog Club yr< s . 'dfctiO l ' "*V. SB8i*B 4 �m i . Attf. I f , i n i T H E SANTORO H ER A LO --------------- ly BENNETT CERF---------------- I N Hollywood, William P. Dudley bnughi ,1 limited edition »>r the w i n k r ,* 3tians«pcaic fionr .1 Itu ip o iu iily impVivei i m I. .. theapian who assured him, “ Parting with Ihls trensure grieves me more than ! eon sny. Each night before retiring I spent at least an hour reading nnd rereading the I m m o r t a l hnrd’s plays.” When Dudley examined the set In his home, he found that none of the pages had been cut! "A n un« o p e n e d Shukespcnre!” he thought to him self. "T h n t’s the most unruliest kind of (t'd ffiA s 'v i A v k •'■j \ f .* ) /) 1/ \ Y i L F j) > -• I " lA jF 1 M JK w K M' / j ' w B L . //-*--— 1# f w \ \ ^ C iK When the n«w|y formed la " Arm of Helmerdlnger, Wtmpf- * f S T v V ' ) I pa ' ; " H V\ i f ■ H n T rT T rrr: f*~ **-» » O i« « le r ------a 814 , | m i l ________________________________ y / - Top Student Strange Things Are Going On Among St. Johns' Fish Life If BOSTON 'ifv-Tnp man In hli c la n n( llnxlnn l/nivcrxlty'* slim mer commwccmrnt Is 33-ycar-old William Carney, totally blind from ■in eye disease contracted in serv. Ice during World War II. Carney, assistant editor of the C A IN K SV IM .K . Aug. IS bfL— rentlal mountain streams and at perch, croaker, ;spot,xuerkkd trout. Strance thlnits are goingonamong | high elevations In Central America needle llsh, pm fish, slirepshrad. u»- In >“ the **•“Htuttxin .1 River ni>>. |I and ._ .i Cuba sj)( *pccl(« of gobies, and five the fish lire Johns larine fishes eollected In i la m n rey ten p o u n d u r m arin e ca tllsn e ii. A m c r [ilpcfishes (re la te d to the m ullet, strip ed hasx, Jack c rc v a ll mangrove m o ja rra s, d ru m , s ilv e r Drainage iiy.itcm. As far south ar Rig I.ake (ivar.^ss id Putnam, Marion, K lag lir and ■'ilusin Comities, the basi and In ram says William M. Mcl.anc— are companions to tarpon, radtlsh, stringrays, sturgeon, shad, menliadden, snook and numerous oth­ ers fa mill nr to the salt water angler Mrl.iioe made an r-xtenslve study anil revenls hi* finding* In a dis­ sertation as purl of the require­ ments for a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Flor­ ida The graduate slmhrtt, s nnlive id (ialm 'svillr. reports cnllrcllng approsimalely I 1.1 sperles of fishes from live fresh waters of the drain­ age system In giving a lung list nf salt w ait* fishes, he says “ Some Reds' Timetable aperies of flounders, •’ >*».. -ep eri* 'hat most (h r m arine specie* do not o ccu r la rth er .outh In the riv e r lh an llig L a k e Uoiirge but says that sorm< form s range n early to the h cad ip iatcrs. Sting ra y * are among those v e n tu r­ ing farth e r smith T h t re se a rch e r reports n h lasring but two stu rg in n k during seven years of Mirny. Hale* A Service On All Hand Instruments Musical Accessories Of AH Kinds Of tabled American • P la c e tional irmgaiine, coin pieted bis four year public relations course In three years with the help ot three friends who read to him 2 (1 0 1 O d a r A v e . 3(W O' P O t .* i» ,W '€ N TO CJIOPTANK. Mil '1' A mall army of ronseivaliunisl'- .......... .. over the 11H am- farm ul N "iu HEAP D t* 7 rU ttd tC W UV o N' N tN U rt 6 IT JA M E S t it IT MO F U R D tft DAM P E P U & ' k lu H t. & liiiu r r l A v e n u e FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 A G E N C Y Coultmiirne yesirrdav They dug nearlv fOUl m ile, of illtclli-s, hull I fences, cleared land, added a million gallon |"md and seeded new paslures The farm was chosen bv the <ai ollne Count) hand Wee) 1 cm mil lee fot a demoii'lraliim cd lonv-r vnllnn practice*. bcrniinc ->1 "it obvious need for lenuvalmii and because its iiwuet is an emugelle amhitious ex til will! waul - In d a good joli ol I .11 tiling " Dfc 601 .D E.U R U L E , D t T P General Insurance II. 1110 H JhopkaL C o rn e r S ix t h PAM&OM Phone B T V V OPENING OF O 'Brten moved Into elegant '* ■ J - : -J 1 11 q u a rte r! opposite the rn u rt house, the sign th ey ordered wan so heavy th a t w o rker* had a terrible tim e p u ttin g It In place. T h e (b ird tim e the sign crashed to the ground, the forem an on the job surveyed tils c re w w ith Intense disgust, anil roared a e o m lu lly , "N om e droppers!'' O p y rllh l. ISM. by D*nnrlt Cerf. IH ilrlb illrd by King Km lurm Pyn<li> sl«. Conservationists Swarm Over Farm Y o u r O rd e r N o w ! F R K E llnnne was |inne ’ at l*u b.illw iv murk uf his ime mile (ligbl at duud 11.1 feet by Mime I non a gull They swooped down on the plane appare ntly eager In make ., i o •- fiO p e o p l e ! C h o i c e of a CROTON • HIBISCUS OH ACALYPIIA JAM KS II. (JUT Assoc* A LL TROPICAL PLANTS AND BITTER BLUE GRASS SOD U PR ISIN G ;, I.AKT TIMK TONIC*HT IIO STO N '(T Hill Itu-uie II a stunt pilot from llullvwiH>d 1 till received im vclird iilcd ....... ............. -n 111 a low level flight yeslen lu v dui llig an a ir show it (au-ao In lr i national ]mit tt> t l u 1 f i r n l ■M flro iR TWO T IC K ET S TO BROADWAY THWIHPA Y-HIIIIA Y "F LA T TOP" O R LA N D O { (MOM) TWO e/tfH/HS KM - 4MO AS ThC N S XT V MAM TgAM AW MHAPr. . * fiA M S /t OM ULS A rtR T E C r HIGHW AY so [ n o u B L C -P lA Y ^ rnfftes t w o , M MUNHUHS OW AN J 1 r noooo:- ' o u r fi if 1 BALL t o rue sM SZC.OHO / m IDarffm BASIMAN... S-e'MJIll f * i r • nriw *i n TANCE Wil« * cgt ro w rOflTAIHV IPRSAO Ann THE OAT uijip man AS d f e i y i E witHoor re e u * w AWKWARDf ( L A P '. . .Y O U 'R E tSETTiN ' TMiruaC . LO O ki O U T / gCiwa OlLW OOuET m e s o o t i t i s u m .:;, me Tee»eiBL a r»M PH •Ai A P P E A P F U L STATe WITH THAT --------- \t---------- —--- —h MAC3'C S r t o e ! There's u new nnd Iwlter wnv l« kill Hilts It's lulled ItllHl'Il Film* When niinlleil to nny sin (me with Ihi- Ini 111 In riip-appllrntiu. II leaves u hind, dry. clean, Invisible film. The film can’t hnrii’ m soil anv surface; bill, when mils Imieli II, their ler/s tiernma parnlyied and thev die In two hours. A xlm-le aiiplliutiini reniaiiiN effective fin sure dors gel ild of anti and • " a llie s ! FI...... .... F ’I I im * la a v a ila b le tm. /llla. Voil never see It. lull It at Tnurhtnn Dimr, A'lv Legal Notices / P<>jSiT rvJT ) TODAY IS Y O U R \ n e tr - a ll v /ffxccrr rue DAY! ISMT rA r ’ C'pLLY v o u MCAM > A DOLL.’ - I t s r u e 'U A r D C M CVNTHIA." L«CS WEAVEM, JOY nOGN — k Obti If I '.OuQ - E V e 3 .*e-^ 11AVI WO MIf I I OWLV O N t v m gpe / m aw ; tM Hi# I Mfirt «t ill# l ifiNii jtMp# I mih!>, l* »tih g(f, l« r#i •I. yi. KluiMn |n nf H l»iim »»t«# r. |i#r#n»r*i. T j* * l | I rH lIlM M (IHit f M im s n r K r n ig N d i lln * (ftit <l«M R«hH»l Y*’l* HH»| #Ht'h »»f Vm11 lire |t• f <•li V n«i||rl#tV m iy v r Mi«i r«M|tilrf<l l»* prrH«*n( t ' U l n i M r i i «| f|riii«gHdti w h i . ii v „,|. • M h # r i*f v m i , i u m v I u i v # .««.?.•In Hi# ot || V, Hliliihfl-fr, .(»• III* (if f'llllllty |f, | tl c rail lily .Itnlttr of Nitfrilnnln i ‘niim y. rldfltU. mi Ii Ih itfft* r In itm court htMlR# of NMl«| CollfllV Ml Htltfortl PlrirlilM. (*1111111 Hull! cmU iiiU i monlliN frt>in Mi# Mint* (if Mif flih» |iilh|li'nMoii of (hU mill, i, |tur;It f U lm nr *1f(iM inl k I im II )•«* In wrlllMB. Mild nilm11 *lMt# lh# idMt# d r r#Ml(1t*(it r* iim l [mini n f fit i < itildM'in* n f Mm* I'U h iiM iil. an d nhMlI h# tu vo n i In I*y <»r (1# h i m i i «I III* Mi«* clM lrim n l. mMo th c y . yolil tiln anv A* W ill • thh t| I#f ||| | 11 of K ami m m «'( i « , ot h I i m II ht* m n li n t# d no lei II Ik*n H I *i»vIii II. ir» m id not . la tm lilt* With The Sjini’onl Uerulri Want A cIh at your elbowami a want nf your own to satisfy . . . today is your day . . . . today and every day! Want near. . . or a house . .. or a job . . . or a partner? Want a piano . . . or a quick sale . . . or a helper . . . or a tenant? What to buy, sell or trade? Tick up the Want Ads. . . or pick up your phono and cjiII ITS. . . and. five to one, friend, you’ll find today IS your day! ...______ NrHiRb cicAtr, t a g ' mv i— - IF TMEYH6 WIVED-1 r MEAM9 YOU'RE THE IONE RANr.F.R/ J AMD YTXJ TRICKED HE INTO TMINKtM YOU'RE WO P A R T /r--------s r ' 1,4-1 T t M a iiit'id nf Nfilfill«!|li«fff¥ fimpiuiwi .ip- ,-i llt.ll .s i ll, v f in e r it I'h llH T iih ru n S!TIX'J..Je•*M't*t. riHfinr nr IX A X II F u ll NHMI. Waul Ads Serve Humanity XOI.M m i x e r . VINrHNT ll 1‘IID KItli «l Hi. I’lHlH- / L E T S 6 E E THE j-MT REST OF YOUR > a r r DULLETB/ CAIN WAO 9M A0H EP DV A W LV E R BU LLET / tllfs. versus ( ‘A llot,IN K MTIU1K •t h Is . Iisfsn d a tits I 'a s e Nu m i l Tn Csriillns *|y«ts, ir Hit*", suit If m arried he r inihmiwii s|imi»s. anil If rtesil he r uiikriuwn lirirs. <1*. vise*., legatees slid g r a n te e s . Hint In stl n a r t l r s e ls ln i l a a l u l r r e s l s b» Ihraiiaii, un d e r tir naaliial Caro l.n a Myers. Iit Ihe fnllnwln* ijn. a illb e d |itii|ieriy. t a - w li l Isils I I In | l im dua|vi. la lllui'k Ii of Main* Addllbui tu l.iiiiawimd. sei.iin Ina I'll*I I b e n i i f reeurded (a r i a l llimh The Biggest Job On Earth! H U P t THE BAgTHWBN.' TMBV h a v e r o w e d ME O F MV C A X T ... M V W A X ES.' TXEV ATTACKED Mg WTH THEIR HEAT WEAPONS f r—"± WMATAXg VOU TA LKIXd A S O U T f VOU'XB IIT H B * . ' . A)AD OR m js t a k b n , fi THE W E A r iX S M A KE HE MAV N O T K LY1N&, M ISTER JO H N .' / If f rt WA3 mex t TELL YCXi : r knew TMBIR PRESS.' ^-------- y t giCTCULOL'Sf 1 WHg*e \ YB9 - WE , HASH A TH8W PY ) THUF f AS r J 19 Hi, MAve NO < TXBXG/SBBN HIM JOOX you V --L. PT ** 0 °'™ * SHOULD , V accuse * e / J f \ l'- i \ WHILE, | - /, 'H r l n r ld h i . ll .i a te d I r o u n l y . Kinrlrfa: a n d In all pa rllaa hsv |n « It* nave a n y ri«h la r a a l In III* h e r e in t ** y o u ar* iieretiv ■ull In oalel Ihe IftI* d asc ribed n r n fiirty h r o u x n l a a s l n e l you styled c ausa tn the r o u r t and you a r t he S u P iiK c n a T X i-V , M td sa il a n d i n s*rv* jlcWA M a t s R ELA X / J TT WILL WW9 HE’S TRYIN G nu*! ptepoewyy �—- »■n !■ r HI T . v LATE BULLETINS l *i ^ A S H IN G IO N i/r>— riip United States today con­ firmed Russia s boost of having touched off n hydrogen explosion hut implied that thin Country has a if year lead in i i i 2 race to ptifpri thf itigsi levtu1^ science. VOLUM E XL1V NATIONS, N. Y id’r Britain today called on the U.N, to get on spi-niilv with a vote on the various proposals on the (oniposltion of the Korean nenci1 conference. T E H R A N , Iran t/P)— Premier Fazollnh Zaliedi's forces today arrested Mohammed Mossadegh and three of his lieutenants In a house in the center of Tehran. I n i puliico here w ith trims h ik I I ANMUNJOM (A’)— I he great Korean War prisoner exchange passed the luiilway mark today ami there was every Indication the Reds will start sc ,ding hark larger numbers of Amerleans daily. W ASHINGTON (A’>— Senate investigators made puldie today sworn testimony hy a former tiovernmeot Printing > Office (GPO) employe that she knew Edward Rothschild took a code Irook and other secret military data from the plant during World War II. A strike against the Southwestern H<-|| Telephone Co. Itegan today. The company operates In six states The strike involves members or Ihi^TlO Communicallons Workers union W IN TE R PA R K tA’i KOite Itre J.mr* K lir .it ( ('range t'nuntv tins pronosetl phntnatatlhg .ill ltilln itiliii<ltieei| in the Florida I ealslaturr- to preclude any lempi-rlnc with them. In a e|v|e club trill rein voter,lav, Ill' refenril In .. to, 1.1 I,ill tl the I9M sexiion nf feci Irtf Tn nr pm |il.M.ihrra The ...eiixurt- which trsssrd the Hon.se wasn't the mine • a that 'Which resrhetl the seere . 1«rv of state ''ftir i lull lent hri’ii tnltnlllnlfil. ie Somewhere Slone the line «„ or rrewlv to. — „ ______ . . nr xml atnis »»f r*iitn>4 to lake n Miff rii* mi tut ti<»n heimr ll r en4*'d In fo il'll l hiMi I n*ifr* Iti the rddfi nyeiM **f Hie clly A Senate •"mmitf pp U invest f^Htinif the Hi h Gov. M cCarty Challenges Duvol V TALLAHASSEE ' » - Onv Men McCarty tnlij Duval County law enforcement officers la » personal conference today it they don't fret the* can hand)* Uic gambling sit uallnn "we'll hevc> to find someone who can.” He told them he felt there "lit no excuse" for Duval County real dent* holding 43 nf the fl* federal gambling stamp* Issued to far this Dullness year m the whole itate. S o t o W illH t ilf r " ' Opponents Widow MIAMI BEACH - Kenny Yules, a homesick youngster from Concord, N .C . Just starling mil ss • professional boxw . is looking for flghtv Yetes need* the money to help the widow of Robert late. Modir j »on. WIs., Marine sergeant who ^ died Tuesday night a few minutes •Her Yatei hit him oyer the heart In the first round of a preliminary Itout at (he Miami Reaeh Audi­ torium ll was Yates' second pro fetalnnal fight. Death Investigated ^ ” T ITU S V IL L E Uh— There was no criminal negligence but any of the threa drivers Involved could have prevented an accident killing an 11-yt’ir-olri boy near here Tues­ day. a coroner's Jury ruled. The Jury reported Its findings yeiterdav after Investigating the death of John Charles Duffy Citrus Outlook Good For 53-54 ( AMI* M IQ U A R R IK Ji Only » Miuabhle among citrus men and a significant national recession can spoil the prospects of a good I DM 31 citrus season, says Robert W Rutledge, general manager of Florida Citrus Muliml Speaking before the annual rit rus growers Institute hero Wr.tncs day, Rutledge repeatedly stressed that p ro file I a for the tteW Season about to gnt iindi-r way are good 6-Year Citrus Study Ended ('AMI* Ml (J1IAHRIK Kxprn mints in use of oltrogen on rlor Ida rllrus trees have shown ll doesn't make too much difference whet time of the year Hie fertlll/ er Is applied, a mxTlculltinsI r<ported today Results of a fl year study of m Irngen «p lib ations were given to the annual citrus growers Instl lute hy Dr Waller Reuther. prln clpal horticulturist of the- I' S ()e ' lent of Agriculture at <b B . Moose Convention MIAMI Mt—Judge Willard Camp hell, Columbus, O . was statist to become supteme governor of the Uiyal Order of Moose at the ns tlnnal convention today, succrrd Ing Frltrhof T Sallness, Saginaw. Mich IN T H E H ERA LD : 5 , 10,And 40 Years Ago AtHJUHT 20. 1913 The Seminole County Bank lx (he name of Sanford’s latest bank­ ing Institution. The feature af this bank lx the fart that It will tie strlctiv a home Institution and every one of the o fflrci* xml dlrerlmx • is residents here, are engaged In Imilnem, and *■» Interested In building up the city of Sanford ami the caleiv delta Workmen are busy this week tearing out th« walls of the front part of the mm! room and two upper room* of the Welhoine Block A for the Installation of a fine elevator service. T h li will make the ™ Welborna Block one of the moat convenient office buildings In this ■section. _______ With the manv side streets (hat have been bricked lately, San­ ford now hold* the prise for being the best paved r|tv of the Sooth and on* Is able to travel almnat anywhere In the cllv and never leave Ih* brick. _ . _r - _ ti A U n ilH T 20. t i l l Hen fold motorM* will have until Hept, I to lake their rurrent "R " and "C " gasoline book* (o the rationing board for Issuance of ntw type ration books, the board announced this morning, ffO i At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Seminole County ' Chamber nf Commerce, plana war* discussed to Improve hospitaliseilofi "It waa the opinion of the board of directors that this organise Hon should definitely get behind a sound proposition to improve hospital conditions In nur community," said Mayor Higgins. Mora than bt.lbo pints of Juices, fruits, msaU, preserves, end vegetables have bean put on In the 13 rannlng Haasea for adulta conducted alnca March I, under the progress of the Bureau of floral War Production Training, It was announced by Alea R. Johnson, ekauman. A IN U 1ST 20, IIM Fred Wright and Marcel Falllo war# Inducted as Lions by Henry WlttJ, and ware welcomed by the member* and by King Lion Hamll- T im ts n A v . a u g u s t jo . » \V |» 4 >111 (it* 't I ■»* cut Roporl Directs Adiliiio'iii! I kml Control Research Off. A lfllO C. KINIIY, rooearehor on the sex hablla of humans, de­ clares on h li arrival In San Trancisco for a vacation that woman are lust as honest in tailing of Ibelr experiences as men are. K in ­ sey's furthcoming report, “Saatisl Behavior In the Human remate," Is expected to reopen the contro­ versy on the value of the ra«e«irher‘i surveys, f fntrmaHonfl I) 3 Negro Schools Closed; Students To Attend Others ■gru The use of thrre onrroom Negro school* in the County I* beinc dis din continued and Hie pupils will lie orted hy bus to larger S s, the Coii nly Board of Huhlie Instruction decided at a special meeting this morning The school* being closed are at Kolnkfe, fitm*VH and* Foriwf city Knlnkcc children will he liken to Oviedo, (ieneva pupila Id Sanford, and Knreal City children In Itos ciiwatd School In A I I i to n a t i> Spring* The hoard, according to n. T Mllwc-1, Counly siiiierlntenilent, was of the opinion that greater rdura tlonal opportunities w->rc available to the children in the larger schools than In the smaller New teacher* were employed this morning a* follows: Mr*. Ken­ neth II Echols, West Side Primary School; Mra. (Ieneva Cochran, Lake Mary School, Mrs Dorothy Wrhslcc, Lyman High School, Mrs ftewlr White, West side, and Iniiirs Bird, Midway School Mr Mllwee wants In call atten­ tion tn Ihe farts that school starts Sent, fl and registration. Kept. *. All school huira will br running on the registration day. Major John Bolt Relaxes At Home a Major John F Bolt, first }et sc* of Ihe United Stales Marine Corps In the rect-ntfy ended Korean con­ flict, arrived home last night after going hy air from Korelt In Jack sonvTlte "It'a awfully nice to he here, tar cry from Korea. pleasant change," he commented today. The major will remain Imre until about Sept. 10 when he has been ordered In report to Ihn Bureau of Aeronautics, Navy Department, at Washington. D. C. He was mat yesterday hy h>s wife at the Jacksonville Munici­ pal Alrpcrt after flying In from the Wtef Coast. He left Korea Aug. 12 and arrived In (he United States last Sunday. Millers Hove Girl (Ini Miller, popular red headed manager nf Ihe local Firestone store. U wearing a big smile and la busily passing nut cigar* lo h s friends today. The reason la Ihe arrival yeatei ' yesterday of lillle Mias Susan Mi|ler at Fernald Agnea Susan Inn Memorial H n a p l t a l , a ng In ' ' al aix pounds, one ounce. Mra. Miller, Ihe former Pal Dar den of Raleigh. N. (* and Ihe hahy are getting along nlrely, (■da staled this morning, hut he and the baby'* seven year old brother, David Patrick, are atill up in the cleuda. Heavy Rainfall New pilnimv .".iitxtrurtln , in tin »I ,ite « ill ittng<- u|,-,ti »tntr rn iiln o i* ' rrpnrtu, .1 , Kaxtiu, I l«\d Ii.t ie t Imt.-I inru.h-, ..f the Sin lr Iteiel U*'p,iilt.tP.lt, (" II it - tni.inlr te im lv d-'lr.t.it.n.i vo ter,lay, lint <i■ it■ o <i -i omil.rltdathui- fleet 'lie vn,,n,,< rutmltet T raffic survey* will dl'termii"’ ul.-i- till- tn-nl.-il i.eed* lie In- rxphiliM'd. noil new primary loud construction Uill l.r stalled t ' M f ! ti n *t i t u ^ m u i n . I H i it '*ai * nl l hoc plm-rrt, ! (ifflu i l i r t I'd n f r ■»i!<I ill KccomitirlldtiHoo, for new con i t |u11 |M< I" I fill MVi I Kturlilil 8lift II strut-lion weir pieseiilid ycslcntirv d•N'liH n l i l l ) h i - I ••**'lt f u l I t n il i i t •**f hv County A It v I luvd !•’. Itovlc. II*!' WiMiam * r xi-liimu*.I ti Hu foi the Coimtv Bo,ir<l of Com l» ....I Ur thihk tin* fti'itfilv 111«ti« OilsxionciN, mid In Stale Hep I-* •li thin Iriiiiiimnl tint nf ftii'ii Voile Williams Jr who lead the IllMlt- \ • I i n u u h t ft I Sil 1111 a u f l i r H U 'l i list ori'imrrd liv the Seminob' i i'M4iil » " I |Mall 1 1 « u n i M ||«* f u u i l t f l Cniiutv ( hainbei of t oiiunerre. "lit I li it liU'L III met Illl tk-f4l V11M11u The rerommrndaitoiis conflicted «f ' - I I I . l i s t f|"l|t^l| Ii u l c t l i I Ml according to (hr1 unity which f i t s l'.lf t l shoiilil be riven lo projecta bill lit' t'» »i Mm flu, ! I f v r I t u u I 'ill not so much arcordlng to lb> f»*•l.r. I l«»v»l Util I** ti »»Ihm« projects Iheiiiselvrs Ik, ( 'until \ • t f l ' l V* *Mf llllfMt i J l s y f r ll .Iff 8 1 ) Hi ii (f I * •I Coliiliilxion gave lop puorilv t" 1If 1 "MIlf \ * MUilui >illlll A ll I 'if (ieneva Avc. Impi>>v,'iiient. while 111|M|fI li I lli| f fhfl U' 11f !M| If 1**> the CnfC askeif th'l French Av<- "i i"filin'"! int*iiit tt Hunt: tM fin j* tre widened first. t i l l * l ‘ "mt| I ti" ft i f f t i u i t f * Hu Mr. I.lovtl rrolllted out that lie r i )MU ,* . (11 wh*M(* 1"11 >1 W i l l 1. Is charged with llo- rcxpnlislbilllv 1.41 Ilf for Incut lim nrojrcl.-, and tbeir It. 1U Ifu* 4 «-|11 *'4 **|1>(if Iv** •nut orrlcr, but that lie still was in Jarl.lt M *■) . ( U , ^ t u 1nf v 1 ••IM III •* )"(* lerested in receiving iernininpriiln « 1 |lf*' * fltl-rf *)>l » iu* IM "ie * f tlrriis for priniarv piojn-la f r o m t l Ml H< ■ '"111 t v 4,1. e ) * 1 u f M i i U •».* * cities mid counties in In, tllstii,' .) ■1 r t, a ft||e I*v M i 1 lu V *1 U| he WiOlldu't hive rerplealed tul 1 1 ' " " l i < if \ M*t1U1MM 1 •to III |i* 1 Ml t Im > t U .,1 >ll.al *,l *f 1 1 »* I m i * * I fAM|\ fffftlfr^ WM 1 • sflf . Ills.4 Ol'rr .*! t hi* 1e el Aitonjiiik' tn Mi W tlliriin . Mi 111-- - (» 9 0-+ I n * * v* ti ii .i r*f MHKiil |’i lift it*„ tflU •' I'OI* I Its* .pit *1 f ' - r »i i t i t* ft t I ♦t - 1**4 1 „ t * 1.1ftv*I tulfl fhc kiH'in vuiitunla v l"> M l t n ll" Mi 4) 1 ■ U t ll ••( f , ' ' mi t hM^'i'iii M> |i i • . (« i e'| i| '| riy a * 4 l i t * t f r> 1* 1 hoiiM, Mi*1 whh flu >t *> II* ’ * I*| MUfA 1 \ 1•M ' l ’ I, fie* t » If r*ut !• I ' * • I ■ l 1 1 if h i m Ifitfi ‘ tu* H n i t t i t i i j M i f f r at i k U p » «.* (t »n t |'*(| * " t l l r l III' t oust n f c i m fit i n M ( » r i i U h u r i l i f f h b.l " 1 "ll M it 11( " hi! rf f ft»U >•ft I a tpinV I'll' |«t Alt f f « U. i I ^lUrri fr 1. IM it m • * • ! »<» 1 1 11 r • *1 4 -ta* , M \ i till* f u f t WF fI Iff111 TlilV8* Jl It!»» t*fI 1, flitfmnu rtf tft# ru#f »> ra If"' **■ ■ S f>*''' ,f l» . ( >I) ItI f I ' V tli* .*)*!*' i : . * t trl Ktii 11 Tir•«iik?hI »t»il Mia»T fH nsTM m |i Knfli thf» - h i lt * m ?i f < r t ll f li V h v u li li mi I \%•«*f k**«l fm f w v u i if l n i i %Ai if li vufft a H i t »mj* h Counly Mayors Asked To Attend JCC Celebration 1 ) ♦» ' ! « I*t | U U I I U " 1 Mi VV 11 1 1,*tu ml Mi Hi.*! 1 ll" 1 *' i f i l ' n i U f t l ii" •t *|t e U-i«il ■I I I 1 M l" IK \ 1 * 4 >4lM i *1 U l ’ Uliit u f .It *M. ! I M A l( | 1 li, H 1" H i t > 'll J i l l 14 " f i If i' l I f l i l Hit' U I " f III11 f t -kit V ♦" tu* |" " !* • 1 * " 1! 1 li.It VI" l i • 11 Mr • )M(* *'f f M <\ U H lfaim Mil H ill! Mi t tr.v | l i fill "l*U |e, 1 r*li sTUMlf UU Ih t **l s*'ll W i l l I** M l i l i ' T r l i i f l i l M il 'I fit* ' I til I ' l t'HFI'H U'»* Stiff) h U Hill •lift Th* si nf** i i '| i m f ( H i i i i v r i m i n l f t l " ’>*t fr "I I I t tin* f l l l ' r t I III? ill'Ml I Mills ivilh •ini'* i n iiim i v rim iln , m il r f f U l H t y i **'i t ( A. ||* %j \ n li 4 ll|i’(l flu* i t i l u i i i l V » u*»*l > . i i * U n t i l w i t h h i f i t , t i t i l h < * 't in f\ f n i i r f i |M» i f i t " I*i •f uh lis I M i i i j i , Ii|i(| Hu* f n i i i t t s t -iMfiit . -inM tm ih ' Hu* i |i -* mittii.i 4 t u th'* M i l l f | Ml t l till All of lliC tnavors nf 'icTLinob Counly fltllM have been mvbfd In fillemt Ihe .laser* sponsored Son amlo Spring* l..tlvtr Hay udela , lion Trie mayors "I Sanford rffh**i itfft ml'inif ill*' uu'»*iim: Oviedo. Casscllieriv. Lor.gw'iatd i * ' | f l i lm 1 * 1 i i u i * f ti ai It mil fi" Mt and Allainoi.lr Springs ,nc , •■ h * ' m i •- 1 * i i i m i i >i **i 11 t I: • (ircted Ur hr seen nl the tunutl f 1 •Mfl I I If I K I ' ll I k « »' Mill W I If evenl 11 I I I * 11 ^1 * I * ll " f Hl|||l V * II Mayor llambdl ('hast- of s.,n . I||*M I . I " l l » l |\ •»I **I I ll S * "M l lord and Mayor .bisepli I Laud of III Iw-sUtlM ' I .11 .♦ jfin kum hlir*’ Casselberry nave abends arlviserl ,, •f Hu •iff V.ilii* VVil Ihe Seminole Co.mlv J n r r r , fh.if ... itnrf •"U!»* l»Mihv they will allend Ihe hlg even' A special evenl Is Ircing an mg ed for Seminole f'mmfv nin-.r "win'Vw' ..... I \ \. i .tniiif i.*f•• \it*liV111 Jtiltn !• Ih * ,Ufr||1 *if S*'UUfl"|i* f (Mdlt V <lltlij|H It'Mfi'l.t <*t|'i’l f mil s in it ii i*»Mint '■'! I"» ni M fu' I" uiMfltfU' *4 (tl 8*4.-1It*1411 'III', T | frit Vkll.i *|Hf*t-t» ' l . S( * i I* ti* 1 t f |■ 11 " "ii I I... 'll ' t | , llfil t * rI tI . ■ fl I '' * 'U' Ml- i I • t »■* I ka l r* , , 1 1 |rf I**• Sfa-ll i t, •* •tlet * (»,. - n .% t r I <11 I * I f»c ......................... * 1-E"' ( K r . . . »*. 1 •ii .*1 - I' - ■ ' I lit —*9 ♦ ' • ' . 1 I ( fl 1 r 1 » »' » ’ t i ' » In f " I I t*I .(•» *» Hit > i hi- *. . . ft 1*1 1 1. n i f ' i I II > lu I S .*.•4! " U 1 - I i ii*. ' • t I "I .* l i t ». Up. I . ' m |".a I , ,'*. | ' I I- || 1 -• - f , ■ I 1 (1 ......... % *1 . n | Ih, I .I , l it*** t - 4 ( I * 4* * 44 I , ' * , •* '( I 1"I •a a 1 I 1 f 1 1 •r t 1 I*. i.r. i- 11 •1 t (.i n u ) t- tii’- * 1•4a l i I. t fi i ! " . *| , r1x1 1 u*i i'l , ,i • 4*1 I t l Ml 'ii i 1 * ' 1 > 1. Mi* "1 M n>* t uf I .if ' i» * • f ,f I - It ,i . I . i i. | 'ill! ( ‘ ' t u 11 Hi'(" I f1) It ' ' I". I. 4 1 t'( U» M !, .1 a -• b it im - ,11 ' I I I ,4 l,| | 1. I. , > < • • I 'M, Mm |,-ll » . • t |. j" 1. -I •• 1 H. . IM I I lr aa. • f Ut . Il-.ll ill* i I ti f .1 H •l.- . • > ft,, if ii *t• | « ,1*1*4 I • >4 - " » A.1 t Mill- ) .1 'I • .li .(• *. • 1, 1*1■ I f r f -| It.. I ' l .. 144 I ..........I *- * 1 ■ i»M#*l 4 if I '('• * u 1 vtu* nf " . "t t"* ' m i n . I t|ir II I I , - I . •M ' III'" I - ,f dfl M| ‘ 1*1 I f I "HI II M 1n'11 . if, , 1• • • t ,1. 4.) ||f.m 1 111 t ilia I Hun ■ t t I 11 i-M'i**' " - Kinsey Authorizes Publication Of ScionliTic Findings In Latest Book On Sexufil Beltovioi II- |-,,i |t-1 1 it 1 I ,. 11- -MI 14. lung h»(C|n"l|» I h (fire ' i'p» a or lr il - l i i t « i l H i ..IV • u n .i piI | i -i |, ii um mu 1 o I iih I I v do *if near I v o.'kk* vooi.’o up* senleit ill flit, lipnd, 1,1 |p-'i 1 -*nl lived ,11 10 Ip.lr, (»•!*,*' lug diuul 17 |ie, eeol -U Ihe loli.l If (H.puliitinn New York. I'c.m .U <sola Hliool',. ludl im . ‘ .llbuuM New Jr.aeV, Ml.lo l l n. Id., M *, -.* ehuselK and M.irvl .ml Kin ,e. ,itvs ...ore III ,ln. I.*-, n.n i|ip,'p|ei1 from women In (lie M uilhei.l. I* 1 elfle NorlliWevI ll.e lllgl, I'lali.s, and Rocky Mu.mtnin ure-.-, Ml women In this liutk 34.2 per cent hud never I,era inatrleil wf.en Intervleweil. *1 4 per ee.il lin<t hern or were I lien married, end 13.2 per rent were widowed, -tep arnted or divorced. Sixty per rent were I'rote.stunt, 12 |>er rent C j.Hi ollc, and 24 per cent Jewish. Ho says more Catholic and devoutly Jewish women need lo tm repre »I .11 I l»|4 1 4 M | t iri.|,| .f , U 4* u i ‘ , , . H. ... 'U*lf * *f r■ ' U »' f ,f •t 1 I'fe * | 1**1 , f «( IU i " l M * 1 ' i n ll.la . 1 I MM i* * 1 s M •( I f f ' I I M -11 f 1a v i| * >4 *1 flit Liu ll 1 1 • IVmj’J » lit , '»f( u - H i n • ,* .hum tin *if 1 l i l t 4 11f 1^ 1" | ill ih >* Men,f p.l 1 Ml f. u ' " 1#■ * ' D i e |t i t i » n * , » 44 u t ’ **4! v* 1 1 I m i Mfi » 1 i u U;** \' t 1. * « •* * t .Mi 1 U t i l l * **• ( *il | II t ' i l |K r 4 U " 41* |\|t| 1". 1 * , ) * , ( ; . ♦>! **' ( 1 -.) ¥ ♦ vv.\ l u ! fc' *‘ M" " 1 * * tl I I f , M*. > , l *t ( 1 I n M'lu » |' l \ ' DM , 11 \ v M 1 - M i r *1 M U i . ' ( 1 . * i kf * 1 . 4, ! * ■fk 1 1, f" tl l" I* > in ’ ll 1 fir.I li- lemnrtl *vl.il pcoplr lion and iH-cupalions nisms and lioro.oue iollueoces In It aiso draws upon ti.e lostitule's sex III.Win volume sex library, hikhi Despite Its ini'-, Dr Kinsey says sludles of anlhrntMilogUla, gynecol Ihe bonk does not pretend to re nglsta, paychlnlrtafa and other ex port sex behavior of all American perta, niton analysis of sex taws women, much teas women sex Ufr In other countries, sex life throughout the world of animals, and Individuals' sex It exrludes Negro women In* diarlea and calendars. cause not enough had hren Inter­ Five special chapters tell Ihe up- viewed. H has some llinltallima in to date story of the anatomy, phy- geographical representations, but slologv. psychology, nerve meca- Dr. Kinsey says the findings are sonted. •1 1m ; fl" Ml tli .1 (ppp ,1 tu a111 f v Iti I ............................. I ’ U < “ • III nut r -1 M i f f >1 1 * . * 1 t 1 |if ,1 i- tlta l I"-I m * i"* * 111 it-‘ klfpr-'I lb ' V i l l i 1*14 t Klo -,-1 (-\ t'I >"1 . Il<* t.uH • ■M i f f 1 tl V run » ’ (»■n *»*I* I 1- I h u .ll -tl pp Ip. ll IM" 4*1 'll' M f . " it r ! * , * * ail* f u * • , • t.li --II, 1 In lr o n f |r M p.4 t Mu ............. 1 . ( . II i . u l ' i ( 0 lu­ t.ft I | ‘ Ii | ♦ , M » Ml Ml |m ill. ■ .- " 1 t|l " ' .* 1.4 4 1 **1 ( •! 1 lof.il OiiinbliiK) l.tkes Anolliei Cum I Bciilum 1 ■ • *1 1 t - <>* >• ,0 41< I. . |l... .................... * M . ||*iu* ' • In* Hm U " inV mu' ............. .. Mm . , « ( l 4 "1 M - f Ii. • r' -1a . te•1 * 1 ,* Ilf "imfl* "t "i •% m fri* 1 ■" M. •I f|ii' • uftd li I •" F I M I i t i ­ ll ,1 , I K* I *• III fill M | .... II "t"nM\ "» I m f C I 1M I *11f\ |inl*" ul if " t u t' flu ' I(if 'fl'!’ t I *f44f•' 'f Hi' *"HfiVi UI'U Ifl V 1 Mid lit a V41•9PtM Seiner Nnf Gtiilfy rim lle ru iil U today puhlinhing an m lilm l v ersio n nf Mr A lfr e d f Kiim ey'n la lr a t rp|nn t mi aoxtial im tm vnir Tin* declHlnn tn omit m uch nf I In* detailed re|a.i t wa s m ade a f t r r sevortil m einhera of the S em in n le f'm in ty M in in le ria l Aftn n rlatin ii had hern ('(inflicted. T h e y agreed w ith Tito llo ra ld editnrn that p nhlicatlo n nf lln- r iitir o a r t ir lo in a d a ily now s, nnper m ight not hr in tin- I mat intorratH of tin- yo u th in S a n fo rd and S m iiin o lr (V tim ly trn w rv e r, tin* iln ra ld Itaa a v a ilu b lr the cn in p lrtn a r t i d r w rlM n i iiy AUm i R la k ra le e , A uH nclalrd I ’reas S c lr m c R e p o r lr r . A d u lta ivhn il n ii r r a cony m ay atn|» at f h r H e ra ld o ffice and idek it up T h e ra w III im no c h a rg e for litis se rvice, 1fit " p*. S ♦* U I ' *J* Aditlfs Mny Obtoin Complete Repot I By Colling Al Sanford Herald Office rife* fkl ' k'u Sgf. Kodncy Wilson Missing In Alaska BLOOMINGTON, ltid_f»t M (red C. Kinsey sulhoriied |>uli|" a lion today of the sclenlltl' find logs In nls long awaited vc--n.l wwli, "Seaual ilehavlor in il.e Human Female " II la more than just stall,-.(u m candid ronfesalnns of wlial women do. By comparing men and won, an, U offers keys for hanptrr nurflagea and sounder aes laws five unusual chapters tell the full >rl ence nf ae*. Fifteen years In preparation. Honew 42 page hook will be pub llahed Sept. I* W It Sa.md.-rs Co., Philadelphia, 14 nn More readahle than Ho- nullbook published five year* ago. Hie new report Is authorlre.l hv all it members nf the staff of the in ititute for Sex Research. Inc . at Indiana University. Main m noth « r i with Dr. Kinsey are Doctors Wardeli B. Pomeroy, Clyde F. Martin and Paul K. fiehhard All profits from the bonk go to Ihe institute to continue the male and female studies and for future reports on sex laws, marital ad­ justments, sea sex educa education and other Juatmenta, u 1 •t l l 4t Mlift |« *|!|iw-xt••a1, 1If) I f|4t' I UHldtl* 11 I 2 91**1 *' III "f fl' f (I !»'*'*!| if W ( H u l l * A H U || M, ,fMl <|l|l I MU " > ***•¥ 1 1I 't 1 4 "I *•4 4 <1 -11 * ' •......a .11141*f * I ft MU f u *|, 4( 4 *.*.), "I .1 .............. * if -It I »■4 44I 1 Mi -4)1 I Ml ll ‘ 41, Mil ( *1M|l*i .* , . • ilKIUIt ••'*') Ml * I 4f| • c 1I •*) 11*iU*l *i(ufM I fi I » u • »* ..- fa * |• 1 k a Ml |u-1 1 4 ' ft 1*i f * ' I ►i'll, j II UMI ' •1* ? tlit frti ' • tn • U Ml . -I I . • f . | . I -a (y , ih * f u h u I) , roiivmufif. . ih ' ■ m i n i 1 *f ii H i U» * **ff**rtl*Ht 1 ftful 'fl n l M ( I It .HU ! i f ' I I M 1 f ' 11ui, ^vri* tj» 1.*-1 m111 mi 1 in mi* ii m•I ,Mt 40I■I10vU I. ft* fill |•f I Hf|* » ' -lilMM'flt t**1*I*I* iff... I * I I*. l i j i f l ** ' ' t ( »t I f a t i n ' f ♦'« " l -I i* *' ! * ' , I'- I. *i f s|i li t*1 'I'l" » «*-I 1*,1(Hfl 'hit 11-1U" I ( <11(1 Ml ij’ rFf t i l l >14 . «I ll l .if m f it f u l uf H 0 7 .n l | 7*1 r n ll r * ' - I Ult'|,niif4r»| u >1 I I....I It It ' » u 1 State Official Report::s On Judge's Office Aiidit 111,* 1111* tl It' fl1a‘|m I *iI»' ill **•I(11k" "* ' »'■ I .«jl *Vt * It I' f*"**r ♦#* *Ilf •>■•ua*\ if (||»* » ts. 1 *sf Hiu v* 1* pUn»/r,ih ife Ve.m'e H Ii. 11 f .i» hi t, 1 it if) iu nf* « munllv leailers ............ •l**fu ti r.f i r 11 1 u • According to meifihe" "I Ho-1 i ll* 1 ft'H*l\ lil'ti'i* liltill' *1im1*1 J nsMH, I Ssn■Ins f liissl,.. i ' l . Seminole (ti.mly Junloi n.atoi'ci tiiHim lm* k l*» Hu M l, •' H l .l .g g . "1 '< llllll.ll hiiii»<| Hu of Commerre. who are klugimi the received m in i la t nlglil ll.a l bet 1 *i»mlV \ *I ('fill 41m*I) I w*i.; II*** le tjiUtr Dnv f'elehrafo'ii •' \oo, S I ,ill ‘igi Rodni-y IV. I von l.i.v ,if ,11 c l 4 i f I " i i M i m -E l , |W i ' l , 11 u K ido Springs for Iheir Vmiih been re ia irle d miv ing oil i lim it M t h I' I ir*!' f (M |( 111 |(i|v«*rH u 11 I Aclivlllea Funtf'. more Ihm. •nivi mg (rip hi Al.i iii sgi w.ivo.i tv 1 sin t•I*4* "f AUiE l T,! Central Floridians will alicud flic slalluoed m Aliivk i w ill. Hie 1' S 1 111 4*pu 1**<I ft*i f l u h i a ! 1 11*10 1 hlg evenl to hear Sen flen.gr. Army |ietail> id Ho- 1. 111. 1111.: trip '(* H u - - *.j» f ‘ 1 « u 111' u n t i l . . , . I f i i f r i Smathers. Rep S A llprlmig lr WfWf* fitit j||i<*’u (» U I l "t il IV 4* M' l ' , t t' rj 1 * 1 i tj . fp*' and lo see Ihe mayors of Seo.ii.'dr ill ftlli'f f*'F ru r . live frr*< ml" Counly. IH r" *'*"111 *.llll-ll, 'ft'Mlutil <4 lull A hlg |Mirffrin ol fhr crowd ->>11 I .(("tl. * MUtltV Ji l i' I V*' ' I ' l M *' ' be Interested fn tf.r liraiiti i-nnli f " In u 'in -ti Hir ,Tlir||*a» l)itlii***llHfrU when a large eoniir.groi ,d , n. ,P r I v«i|i« WindMir n*«v "U# im <l 1 lu new <ti**"tint Iral Florida heaiilles will h»* cum 1 "ii 1tin uf 1tu* uti Hu f*gun t .Im-I," nellng for the annual idle ><l fmilul fiitf t:>ulh In t six m rtn lu i Jury 111 f mffiiy « **'tif y r-stri<l i> , ta(l 4! 1 *•1»1 1 111n l "Miss Sanlando Springs" I li- **I*1 Ilk*- Im |i'.i||t Milt Mill The arhedfile nf rvents i- m ,. lNmuMiii tin ih m:i‘ , uf illr^.ills j; ) Itl'f H r UilH < 1II (jilt Hji ilM'lil ■fit*\k t nfflrr ■'<111*'(’t|U|I inn comnlellon I'resldn.f < Id U 1 "NUhlU'H 9919*1 IM VMil'llt 4if ;*• Aides sal'l todnv, "we ............... srinint; *»u ffii* Sf .(nfins IUv*«i ksv» if ready by Iha end >f fitW ilirUnr I f flfii-d Ifisil fir fn* i(Mi!i» I., lu* fit Mir file rxivgif I hi*I Huvp.l if tv,is Int; il in srin nfi llir fit*1 "ffu * 'iif-i 17.lift hurl (Mi ri week." In Ihe inenntlnip. Sanlando Sf Jnflits If iv 0*i I mi a.lit wilt rf tfif#11 "f MffY.iilil 7ft in driver ‘ *, Springs Manager Jack Hulls <i<I fish firm MJirr , till Iff Illl*' ( l l u f f K i l t VII* , A six m.hi im v <i« *imi«t<-*l Nr l!if **-fi • hu uuM i A11 f*M"lint * nf Hist preparations are being ... ole lo lake rare nf Hie huge irowds Kim* Hrnrv.i f i |ifi«*lI . rh/irKrtf tin uflu ** u •m* k» |»i tin m « u) i(*nl and In see lhaf Ihev're entertained with fltiNfiulf 8iid hitlfrrv Ihiv Im u ' wifti M*|i"rlr tn tlir Ntnfr. royally moriiimc ill IV4I V Ill’Ml II#1 ‘ll VI 4141M I tillin' J|f)r | A total of 1.14 inchea of rain fell yesterday at the offit Ial checking station railing (hli month's tout to 4.80 Inches. Bud ttnuahtnn, lo­ Th* City of Sanford has f 80,000 svallsbls to build bu a swimming cal weather observer, said today. The average for the month of Sanford would gat boo), A poof Is a definite asSat to any city but Bar mneh a w n value for each dollar saMnded for auch a purpose, If and August la T.10 Inchea. nan price* drop and man art looking for work. U W 1HJHT----------1 1IPF 1IU BU H receive . Florida farm had a M l Income of 18,700 last year," draws on Inam * at C. R. Dawaon. "This I know will b* new* to some 1i m — females aged County ealary growers," he added. 2 to 90, of variou* religions, educaUr > i l o h ih a Engineers To I)eeide Primary Road Work Fre n ch iirn iy Iutikn. *State News Roundup Photostating Of All Bills Introduced In State Legislature Is Suggested s \ I'K t m n , Sanford-Titusville Canal Nixed By Army • x R A BA T. Morocco (Ah—The Sultan of Morocco was deposed today hy the French resident general who surroundp i! Established ItMtH .4*1 1 |' I V f*'M T "* fm* M i l l -nisi V *5 i r 1 1,1 1 in .1 in' >0 m u 1I m - i ft" 1 111*%*x 1 *" 'll tpp'-rled to 1 Weather i' i i Hv >tionir *0 "i-eisipn.Ur -Imiit' *«IH. <i«att>iei| , l t i m ' , i rod Hmodeivl.i.werr, Ibiough Friday. Movie Time Table HIT/ "The *<re.4| lUnux U p'DIng" I no r*.*M 1 ;io 0 U. ■ st-OH tl!l*J m o v if l a n d "Flat Toil" H ln rtx 7 ;’J 0 , ft-.iloru 7:1.2, t a il l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1953 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 19, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 19, 1953. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 19, 1953; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald