7 10 178 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b82705c2b31747c61364fb3d4234fe48.pdf f841a433cc7c13ad39a51f2895122e89 PDF Text Text Thurs. Juja W ANT • - It M L F o r R m b IIb U P R IG H T piano v ir y good lone. •MOO. I ’lione I2M / PHONE 148 THE SANFORD HERALD P E L AKA Apartments. 114 W rira t Street. Phone 4S0-W. T O L L A W A Y AND B A B Y B E D S Dtp, week or month — T e l. 1425 Furniture Center, 126 W. First IN J! ROOM efficiency apt. auitahla lor working counja. Ideally fneatad across from Post Office Private bath. Inquire Manuel Jteobson's Dept. Store. •-BOOM furnlshud apartm ent, soo P ark Ave. I BOOM efficiency apartm ent: el­ ectric hot water furnished. 135 no 111 E lm Avo. Phone ITiT-W. S M A L L furnished house - *30 no a month. Apply Market Torm lnul. 1500 French FURNISHED abrdronm apart ment. DM E lm -IS O . C all 2295 J FO R R E N T or sale • furnished house, 5 rooms, utility room and bath. Inquire Cook* V arie ty Store re a l to Pol* Office, Orange City F U R N IS H E D apartmenta • 1 up atalra • 1 downstairs 2 & 2 rooms M l Magnolia Phone 499 F U R N IS H E D Apartment, 1200 Mag nolle Ave. _ _ _ _ _ C LE A N furnished apartment. *33 • I I P ark Avo. B M A LL furnished apartment Oak Avenue. Phone kU-W. 312 N EW furnished 3 bedroom home Children. 2433 La u re l, Plume 1M3W. N EW mndern m ilage, water front Couple only. Tel 1353 J . l (N D E R S O N V IM .K , N. C .-C o n venlentty located furnished 3 bed room home avallabla Immediate Ijr for two weeks A, L Skinner, F U R N IS H E D Apl. Out. child E . I41h. Plume HU W E L E C T R IC Slnve nnrl refrigerator, down with balance like reasonable, 2003 S Cedar Ave w ill purchase now 2 bed­ masonry constructed home 2 Hoy*' 24" Bicycles t brand newMl) 30, other (new tires )-»2(J 00 prire Is only *3900 00. E X C L U S IV E W ITH R O R T A. W ILLIA M S , R E A L T O R Raymond E . Lundqulst. Associate Phone 1973 Atlantic Rank Bldg. U S E D pianos wanted, an; Unn Highest rash pale M ODERN 2 hidrnnm furnished R. Wester. Ill 2. tins I house, I] fruit trees, tim ber, fl ford Phono H2*< It aeres • *0300 Rass’ G rocery, 4th A Cypress. P A IR used water skis A V A IL A B L E NOW M tfkt Y nur A ppointm ent N o w W ith H A L L 'S Garage for General Auto Repairing Sanford A Celery Avo. Phone 1000-M, I W Ii night_____ LAWN M OW ERS sharpened. B i­ cycles repaired. Shuman's, 310 K 4th St. JAMESON’S STUDIO B A T T E R Y , Generator nr Starter Service. Call 517, Swain'a B a t­ tery Service. Sanford Avenue and 2nd Street. G U T T E R S and Spouting Installed and repaired Satisfaction guar anleeil laim Sleluincyer Phone IR94 U . ________ OUR S P E C IA L T Y accounting for gasoline stations and sm all busi­ ness concerns, reasonable ratea. T— Pete ■ Llveatoct - Poultry —T Acm e Accounting. Phone San ­ *1150 down payment ford 1033 R. P A R A K E E T S TO T A L K F IR S T C O M E. F IR S T S E R V E D AWNINGS ' Baby Parakeets that ran he taughl For further Information: to talk just out of rest, ( ’all Sam Plastic. Aluminum, Canvaa. fr e e Eat!m ales. Phone 1291-J after Cochran 802 nr IM2-J. P H IL L IP S M O D EL home in f p.m (or appointment. P E R S IA N K lltrn s tor sale Regis Wynnewond Subdivision PLUMBING tered. Reasonable 341 Plumosa Contract and repair work, fr e e Drlv<», Phone IVI9-J. J700 Forest D rive estimates. R . L . H arvey, MM Tel. 144 R B E A U T IF U L Persian kittens, pure Sanford Ave. Phone IB28. t i r e d - Sin in *13 M iller's Tour 1st Court. 17 A 92. 9 miles south S P R E A D E R S E R V IC E Lim e and 7 ROOM two story house on lake Dolomite and F r rt lllrc r Phone of Santord, Tel tmi7.lt front • city lim its llargaln for 1393 M. David E . Carpenter. quirk sale by owner. Call b— F a rm Suppnea - Machinery —* C O IIE N R A D IA TO R SHOP 122 X It T U X E D O F E E D S Complete line H peclailira • Complete Cmillng S y s ­ Hunt's Tuacdo Feed Store. M Y E Q U IT Y In two bedroom, con­ tem Service. crete block hnmp. Kitchen fur 11H3 K 3rd Tel 339 W nlshcd, Phillips T e rrace , 2439 J . G A R C IA Yale Ave B E A U T IC IA N wanted A ir condi­ Cabinet maker and upholsterer tioned shop Salary and commls3 ROOM house, bath Furniture rcflnlahlng and rep air­ alon. Call 07!. lots; *.Vmi down, LV ing Antique restoring and repro­ Phone 1999-11. ductions Furniture made to or­ S A L K S R E P R E S E N T A T IV E Age der. Upholstering fabrics. AH 23 IWt; ability to sell and meet Die OR S A L E : 20 acres form land, work guaranteed. 130 Nnrth piddle, neat appiwranee. High 14 acres Hied, warehouse wllh Boulevard Courl, Del,and, F la . School education, live In Sanford; railroad siding, known ns Peter Phone 557 straight salary lo start; retire Thurston (arm Contact owner men! plan and other Company direct: P W M arlin. P O. tins JA L O U S IE S benefits, apply Sin k i t Sewing Lifetim e Aluminum — Free E s t i­ 21VH, Athens, Georgia, or m il AthMachine C o . 15 W Pine St , O r­ mates Free Installation—Tat*lando, Fla hono 1425 Furniture Canter, 3bR EA LTO RS —IB IS W. First O UR HUNINKSS demands the Im ­ mediate addition uf a merhanle F R IG ID A IR K appliances, sales amt Whether buying or selling, It will pay you to see: w llli general knowledge of Chev­ service G II High, Oviedo, Fla rolet. Olds mobile A Cadillae cars J . W. H A L L . Realtor Phnne GSI or Sanford 1042 W Florida State Rank R u lld ln f Permnnenl position for pr<qK*rly after (I p m "C all H a ll" Phone If5A qualified man For personal In­ terview see Paul M ekenile. SerH IL L 'S F U R N IT U R E Sen Raymond M. Hall vice Manager, I lolls w Motor SalK K FIN IH IIIN O Llrcnsetf llrn ker for all Upholstering and llepnlrlng kinds ot Ileal Estate. 503 Celery Ave. T e l, 123a I0SI4 S P ark. Upstairs. W A N TED Aggressive man 30 lo Phone iHifl_________________ 55 for well eslahlished F ire In siirnncc Dt-hll In Sanford and surrnundlng territory. Experience not necessary, will train I’ eriua nent Job for right man Write P. O RLAN DO Morning Sentinel, O r­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph O. Box 3091 Orlando. Fla glv R ay, Iis s - J. __________ Ing full particulars including ad tier as or phone number whore you NEW FLO O RS surfaced to per­ may be cnntacled for Interview. fection. Did floor* made like new. Finishing, cleaning and W A N T E D -h n y 12 to in for morn­ waxing, also portable power plant ing Orlando Sentinel ca rrie r flail T Shirts ............ - ................ . « e each Serving Seminole County since Boots, Shnea, Cots, Paint, Tarpau Hit’, -t nr I2M-M One 2 bedroom home In MANED P A R K 1017 F rench A venue Ltively Maureen O 'H ara m alrhra screen action with a m ated Western cast In U n lirrsa l-ln le rn sllo n a i'a Teehnlrnlor "Th e Red­ head from W yoming,H al"o sln rrln a A le* Nlcol. “The Redhead from M voming" depicts the ra cltln a range ware which ripped the early frontiers of Wyoming. Lee Sholem directed. Playing Thuraday and Frid ay lilt s Theater. HOY to work Saturdays ,ln AR M Y-N A V Y S U R P L U S 3ID Sanford Ave. Phone 1321 Armv P E R S O N A IA - I I WE H U Y U SED CARS Little and Reel — Second amt Sanford L I V E HA IT . Hass' G rocery, (lit A C ypress M A T IIE R S All Metxl Clothes Hampers 3 49 Plastic or Tapestry Covered Cocktail C h a ir s ........ 7 >3 Aluminum Stack Chairs 995 Lawn Mowers ... 19 95 Hospital Berfs with M atlrres 39 93 M A TH ER O F HANFORD Phnne 127 BOOM upstairs apt-, 3 bedrooms, 293-09 K . 1st Ht. furnished or itnlurniihed. M rs. a CU, F T . Westlnghouso tlefrlger T . I . A lr r r . bake M ary. Phone atnr; one gossip bench. 2nt3 San 1AM M . ford Avo. Apt. No. 2. l-BED RO O M house. |30. Close In H F T . S K R V E L refrigerator, I year old. '39 Chevy 2 door. Roth ex reliant condition Will >ri| or N IC ELY furnished apt., window trade fnr livestock,. Telephone 15— N O TIC ES N O T IC E to -ill Ileal Estate (irtin my properly at corner of 251li * French Is off I he market. IV It H arrell _________________ Folds’ Curb M ark et CORNER T IIIIIII and PA LM ETTO T E L E P H O N E 1287 FRID A Y AND SATURDAY SPE C IA L S FR E SH YOUNG T E N D E R G R E E N LOCALLY GROW N — FR E SH L A R G E W H IT E ROASTING EA R S CORN 6 for 25c W ESTERN G R E E N TOP LETTUCE CARROTS YELLO W COOKING NEW POTATOES ONIONS L A R G E JU IC Y JU N E HLOOIV1 IIA Y D EN — LARGE SIZE MANGOS G O LD EN Y ELLO W GEORGIA B E L L E F flE E fiT O N E BANANAS PEACHES 6 9 c ea. Ice Cold W aterm elon 6 9 c ea W IL L S E L L my equity In new HIM Chevrolet pickup: or trade for older car, Phone 1)57 W_______________ 10 F T PLYW OOD Hnat A Trad e r, good condition • *93 00 rash 320 Palmetto. I F YO U R AD W E R E IN T H IS 32 FO OT Cabin (Y ulser, Packard rrtglne, sleeps 4, galley, toilet, perfect condition. Day phono 1937, nlte 394.___________________ SP A C E IT WOULD A T T R A C T **ow, mose Mvmotic »0 Magnolia Ava. > Iota with shade trees This Is a very good location. House needs some re­ p a ir;. Can he purchased nn r»a lonabla terms. E X C L U S IV E W ITH O T T A . W ILL IA M S , R E A L T O R aymond L . Lundouist, AsLoclate ’Tka ^raeiiweg; a cvuuore oe smuv s tE fL . srra e o s e o THIS HAS ATTRACTED YOU! ’ aoa« 3T mg sxv — service, n« A O V TO TH3T Hen w in g s a g a in a r mg GIANT Ch a in s op GNAVITV... ___ m w *p e . two AOU.T3--AN0 nva who.a n o v » who can s e e m e 3 TAJM IN OAVtlftlT-PWAtV meiR. R n c a t h .., MACHmes above you w hl esaB<.g >ou to ifANO me Tw n m o r t -i B4A 5T-0re.' aU CO N trots are re e -je r. we g o cut s o o Mae*. o « a e me eagru tMwee s TlSSCa... then re T u v s? rve«vo<*« arvAPPeo \h ? j r Y O U H A V 1 SO M ETH IN G TO R E U . and s n to a Surry to aatl It, la* the c la iiifte d advertising departmanl of T H E SAN FO RD H E R A L D prora Ita ability aa an IC E 5ROOM I floor p*(n and £,•«. Large lot, (Ino lawn. Plenty Irujt and alt ad* tr*aa . Naar ichnol aad^irocary. Cm Oaancg. Cali b im p l v c a m t m a ic c o o * r r a u . om c u t s on *— y - y r M r cAM Puftj V / ta .A rt.* 4 s r r WA» A »<3 B C S S ' COU.ST3* N tA O if.' OU.vtKJ M f AM DID Mo u K V «n TRV L > « A O a tC U L lU B A L ) « o m 3 non. a a iD « im . C C H O O tf j - r - T K 4«M O O N U O H TO M ; C A TEAC T O * !r-'J lU«r ABOUT V « o n e O BD Af l« 00*43 TOP, ( A A tc te r 2 Bunches 250 1931 C H E V R O L E T . Styleline De luxe Good running rondllton New T ire s. *1350. Telephone F O B R E N T 34' Itouae T ra ile r: 3 bedrooms. sleeps B, private phone, n icrly landscaped yard C all 101.1-XM In Park Ave. T ra il • r Court. U P MV M W i V A BO U T W UCM SC MOOI. TO Q O 7 0 1 *2 1* f a l l .’ r - r r * I)«v or E vening P R IT T E R lllue Sort—10 rents per square fool delivered. Phnne 1*53 W, K ills Lloyd 404 • ROOM modern home Electric Range 5 miles no of Ssnforil Phono 1553 W 1. L . S IL L —Plano Technician Phong 911-W. Rout* I , Sanford BUSCH 4 X 3 Pres,. < am rra with A L L T Y P E S BuRdoter work. R ea­ sonable Ratea. Free estimates. cane for » a k —JIM rash KarelPhone 2221. V. C. O racey. lent condition (minin’ nt Herald. *900 00 rent room Total W i s t 1 4 i Mitt b* a r ie p o a • t » lh a T i l t p b » i aa ■ , * ■ vaaiaa* v k a ra * (f » « n r aaai* is V at*« la Ib a trle p b a a e banb. In t a la ia la r Ib is • rrnmm*4m< l*n t* » s ilr a M Is r i Is r i D K - I r d I - pai a rs a ta llp , la arrfer la r as t » t s a ia r Ib a bast aasslbla s r r t l r a i l l W a a l I d s m a s t ha la ■«> •f flra aa Iba day b a fnta a * h U M t la a . , Fla asa a a l lf r as Im ata dla tsly I I a* s r r a r araaaa la aaa r ad W a aaa a a l ba rasaaaslbla far W ar# (b a a aaa la a a rra a l la s a rMaa. GRADUATION Time IS PICTURE Time E S T A T E FO R B A L K - 1 C O LO R E D P O LK R 1 I I * *!rod lo ll for tale In Lockhait'a •ed W e il Hanford Suhdivla.on. *10 00 down and *3 00 per monlb, w rite Boca Raton limning: Corp Boa HU. Miami Reach. F la . HERAT,D WANT ADS ADS !••• M M WB «UN TV« MA0KSD HAH MAKE OFF WITH D0U0UB / IF I GOTTA GO AT UABTj rK X A * O K y u r r H t « rr on m a d T V woece/ SBH 0RT W T O 00. MVrmoTic I WTO S A A C if • a w s h ' how t MRM m is w as m 21"L MN-VOO-'NI — m.N*> _ , �I F TOU D O N T <HTie C a n t o r ft I f c r a t f t r t r t lv * ynor Sanford Herald. C ity D elivery, hy T:00 P . M.. pl*ne# ra il Y E L L O W C A B 1444 TH E W EA 1H EK C. onsldrrabl* c lo u d in '.. and mild n!lh r J l l r r n l showers through Saturday. AN IN D E P E N D E N T IM P L Y N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XITV E^tahUshfH I 90S S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A F R I D A Y J U N K ft, 1053 A f is o r l.ilr il l ’ »r s*j* 1 *’ itm? W ir e Industrial Report Of Caecavajo Given To Board Members Turmoil Over Charge Delays S e s s io n ’s End • LcRiHlaturo Puts Off Afljoiirmiiviit* Hour T A L L A H A S S E E Ms-The Florida Legislature. w llli moat of II.* work done and Ihe tlrrk * cleared lor adjournment. waa thrown Inin Iasi -minute turmoil today by the slale beverage d ln -’lor'a charge that a clique of si* uicn controlled the Senate. « It called off it* scheduled noon « adjournment and the Senate Issued a iut)|>ocna calling Ht-veraRe t)i rector Sam F Davix before It In nark up his claim and to Inquire Into Ills reported statement that there was "corruption" and "ra c k elerclug'* In the leg islature An hour linfnrt. scheduled ad Jpurnm’ nt tim e, no on? could sav when I hr leg islatu re would quit and go home Its constitutional «o days run out at midnight, hot the I dock has liecn slopped In some # ) jiaxt sessions to imstpoue the dead ate. The outbreak ruined at Ihe last minute the sp irit nf harmnny which had prevailed during most of (lie 60-day legislative seislnn which waa ready to adjourn alter giving Mate agemlea eud a e rvltr* Ihe blgg?at expense account In history anrf still leaving a little nest egg for the future The Legislature had handled ila (Coniinord on Page S ix ) LegiHlalivt* (group PraiHcd For Stand On BeverageHours it) The lhr»e members of Semi noie County's legislative /lelega tlon at Tsllahassee today received a letter from the Seminole County M inisterial Association extolling them for their Bland In passing the law fixing the houra of sale of al rnholic beverages The llev .1 K M eKlnley, pas tor of tin* F lr s l Methodist Church it president of Ihe M lnialerlal As tor la lion Senator Liny if Iloyle, and Heps Voile W illiam s J r . and Mark Cleveland .lr have reeently bee.i c rlllc lie d by the Seminole County L iq u o r Dealers Association through their attorney, Ernrat Ifoiislinlder. for refusing to ronsl der and Introduce anv bill Ihal would amend Ihe a 't setting a rioting hour of midnight for lav arns. The letter from Ihe M inisterial Association stated: "T h e Seminole County M inis­ terial Association In ID regular monthly meeting June 4 voted In express In you Ha alUpreclallnn of vour i.moral courage i .. L- lrt tlif law fixing aw fix tog Hm hours of salt. „i alcoholic beverages, cohnllc lieversges, "Wo reallxc that you have tveen and aro u l w l l l h.ve much pres, lure brought tn b«ar on you In r'* » r'' I" 'hi* matter But we are coilfldent that the majority of the B?V «Sf ST&T K paned. " If.. •( dnf* nolhlng but nave the life and llmh or of m one u single In « jUvtdual IP win be» well Jorth all .___________ M and cost Ihe time and effort "Late houra In dr drinking contri­ bute much to accidents and In rrlme, and we appreciate ----■ that at crime, least the houra are shortened. And • Ian we would like In say that we Intend to hack this tin lo the fulle*t extent of our ability." I,licit *>I S lif iw u l n (h f!:.ia a n i I'm S u rv e y Mil IfM 1 "M*ph > 1"" I ” '1|'1, T'l k|I nt*firing i . r|i \ nl pi h !* (If 1**11IV*IM 1* 1'*pm I "41 thp 111 hl< frill pH*, sxihiJif ki*A Taft Calls For End Of Fighting Pacific Alliance In Korea Looms With John Bull As Parley Nears R Race Controversy,"'win? or Mh»rtaiin ( ookinv: School Is At Sewanec Ended ('ity ,H<‘MStr,,, MVI'lannod Thursday By UnaimnousVote>,*s m*>«koi-si *c»»mo m>hi*v By .1. T. BiiKtterly f * Is* lip ff| A Ikcpiil.v ! .lie) if I rnrciifn War VHs To Staifp I'Ycc Supper HSO Hunrl Drive II H 'I I ;PHK! Tnfnl Movie Time Tnble IIAKGAIN f-'U A . JUNE 12 -13 1(1 m riiihr* x, -*f Mi*' i inf ird IndiiAtrlsI M in t M i I iM ulrfht, hut I h.- high school care er, d I In IlM 1f'M 41k ■ x.re r «k i" i with x gi , I i ' iiii ! seniors of irn iiiin lr f'MtMpb'h' 1 4* k ■■ r enthiHii , tin by Commencement fie rc U r s for the 116 Graduate* II- >1 .1 hoot w ill form ills end al (h,s,r pffx .'Mf lininr of I'rin rin a l aeit Sir*. Herman K. Mortis tonmr ■nd gown*. Follnning formal exercises this evening, of Seminole High Hrhoot will In- held tonight at MilMt H,1 1 . i-iiltig's com m enceiiim l i --re there w ill he a rla** rerrnllon *1 the M. L . tlahom home, row morning Highlight* of tonight*' tifogriiiii w ill hr H**‘ » »•( f !l*» iMeinhei » i greed 0) o'clock to the high nrhool amlitorliim. Member* of the M 4("r ! 11 • r M" hi ent! talk* on hlr- nasi slot (n tliir slorv of the il» " s In in-00.-. in (tie SHS uiidiionuin I h* followed by a nililnight movie. * swimming and sipiare 1!*.r»n graduation fin** are shown a lm .r In their r*o* ■Isorp n ariv. ending a r t iiit r * with a hreahl-ixi it the It..until Hold and It-rrv t n ull'll, si-nlnr etas* prrsldenl no t 111: 1 re fra in * of I'-nip md fiipp™ in s ’ 1 |% to 1 . 1 . " •>ie 1 lo 411(11*1 e* f.i Hi*sit ih •III 1X** t l l>, v the ' 0 . on t,nice" pl.ived liv 'tic -enu 11-'!•■ High School bind ..ill in »*if)»l j11 aas4 t 'Mi f "1 hi a pf**Ini,to irv I i. I* 'he C "litftjJ fi f Mitle- , ,1* \K>11 l; " 1 IH lll. tfir 4 * r>f *WI hoy* *11'! >1 ai'll* P m * in filr I ’ Mi Mn* 11 di' ft) Mit'ii pin r* * • h ilt t" *ti i fh* 14«r111*(| ) ll C IO IIP I I I’#* **f Hi** 1 U4IMN* ( ,r , .on "ll I lk!** t|t H (Nk 11 clot k 4 '1.1 "i ming hi Mir IT i-k I i M'Mm I SlIS lip»r * f* * *114*’1 1 1• (nt Ml* nlplg ot i urn(u nrrinnM reiriiiMUY, Mv* his fiMUIp 4HI) Hi,- tm mi r cum v4'Hi*»i * 1,1"'•*% , w ill presimf iK -m ti 111If fee 4i"1 (Hr H",*H ff»»t i , emi p i "tti t tn \flNs ,I imI\ It Yin 4* ill 11|!i*if f‘ 17*(0 11 Hie pl 6 ii'lll lim e to file * till "t i to t, i-tn ,1 P.o lid for d rill • i H 1I11* vuh'ihHnn in *,pi*'i h •l i, f.itn v r ll M iha M-i iv l,nii ( the ptpps ........ . IM4*1414 4 il tefuP H r JA C K R K I.L S E O U L . Saturday, June 6 rs— ' "p* I ("'I .1.4 * x H.llllt i!" i 1,111, will In !*k M• il .01, C T ru er negotiators -issrnildc at W A SIH N C nsN —Sen Taft i It If i r H Her r *,f t um ja * * 'il llif» i l i . a kjrt'Hitih! *, iMnl" Ohlol call e l today for a m lllla r. P inoooil-.ro today tor a fateful ipei iv Hi ... >,,, , Ii i*t f ti l» e | to Mt I 1 ni* lln y lr w ill c i\ r 1 tli 4 inerting that might bring an alliance w iili !h r (trillsh In the !»a •>.1 ;t*n j thr f Hy tnifti rrnhhfcj .mil Himidtl M »! I vmM siih ,* ii ai m istier bv nest week on this rifle to bypass the (billed Nation |i|*‘ tit* f(ti* el.lvv rr*vl|'M M i* ’ *') .t b;. flip l " ! ll 4 I I * |r*4 I *■'! (t'O •11 i f ♦ veto In tha'l r r l l l r s l wr/.!;! •n.li.i|i|.) w'usula. ravag ril hv * r 1 * in tm- >, 'Ir r r v «'<»i»!rII w-ill •!»* If t Mn* 1 *" i «»fif r|1 M , f *i \ "tip** three years of war. The Senate C.ttp Iru d tr Issurd a "Ahit 1) "*ihl Hm . f l mi» hr) * 1 *»*ro»M 11* * * Mi t l.iss prosper! • The peaer (ever ran high In statement clarifying thr views to M" '1 i f ! I I ,111 irul rMnrii*' II iii|ru ! ik " ” Korea ami in Tokyo as the hour expressed In a Cincinnati sp r-d i 1h.* . 11*14 lh|"- ♦1-ill . ' . M 4(*ir 1 II !<*' Mir rvrn H ii*' a 1 l*t! of it on a m. ffl on p.ni. I'rldav May 2tl. which caused President " I" fllilrnf bldlv P’ r |)|mM 1 i* s i i . 1» ||* 'll * *'l ** ‘ " -1 ll*ph» E.nT i approached, when Com Elienhowi-,- to say "N o ." that he N '(•*" ’ M"if1 * \\ kill yli 1 H, • in - 1m frtr Mih.r **1ifH ll ' | . '4t,ll|*ll*’k rouldn'l agree with T a ft that Hu­ Mtlinlal and Anted delegates sit fm H m ,il|if Mr Vr 11V |t **if I ■ am 11 111 ♦pirf Mi". l .f Ik**' fM* (pit* , \%rr fi l l S "m ight as wcU.-forg-'l the down In the village where they | "M* tie ,( Hi M ••* I 141'1hH U J* pi*ni*"if" 1 Mil* h r in ilIrliiin have h i angled tor near tv livn United Nations so far as the Km • Miiri* I-1VII* i’ll lb* 1iv I I| m* U III* It 1 -l*t Hi ** fti • ll 1 Ml"HI liel A an War i» . nnrerned" If effort m years. ill1"* 1*1, ll fll f ■ 1r1*■1 mb r v ln i!4’* ciuurtG x ill hr Iif Me- III il Hie* . obtain an anutstiee fall pi * "I*'! | hr ni unit/ Hi'in* .inti ' kill *’4 K K d l 'I, T The end of llir Ko K lsrnlio uer said Hie If S would i If * "11TM»ss. Illf>| H 1 I I I 1 *M m pi * dr* iMVr% p i f S i m 4* l 1* • have to "go it alone" everyw lir-ir re in fighting api'rared r lo .r to vfriMp* i <tile *tf th" IP " if 11|f 1" *1 *! nr* ,4-x fnlln a x 11mi iif II It o|ier,il d single hand 'dlv in day A fateful Irocc mr-'llng • > , pi 1 l H|| p .............. * **l Hx 11 < ii )'i»i j * it 1 lint MV"!1* ♦ k»* Ii ,'i^J 1 . | Asia on ...o ld aluio-l will)- an -o.| M i i f i * • tl ’ * "ll 1 I......... s'* M n A Mir 1 ii* in I r^iMM In In an interview tirfore lie ls,or-i to tlirec y.-trx of war sml dralli ', * !"t* I 1 ml l lt k , Iin' t» \ ' I'll) by silHf**** i f 4p ,1' hk*' Hi H i ' I ' i ' i .' Hi the formal sl ilcn icnt. T aft in ole p The Cnnim iillisfs were reported 1 '** " I nh v . 1 "iitH\ s' hivil - hv f|«tiH sf H»r f 1*s k pi (In '1 'p i'll, clpar Hint any e a rl) truce in Knn-i , •*« havr Mibiuitlcd lernix so rlo -r | Mill* I" 1)*’ i iffpmt • ... i . .k M » IfM 11 j Nlllvvr** p* * 1r1f 11*I *•n f would likely put him hack tn H>/> In tho.-, nf the D N Command •1 ( •i i i M i i »4 < f t-'.l'l" nt M l tp linn HU "MMi same for dun policy boat with E l Hint an .n u ils llre might to- sign'd M" * r* S* •. I'I h i I h In ( h i 1•f ut|in ' •(" I" luu thr rvPiinikj a p i»»k!» in* e |i| >0 I by June 2.v third anniversary of senhnwer In Hie F a r East rirtm m l «lHitr (m ni\ IllMhl*" '♦*« nf Ih f lii*Hr in mI r 11 n lh t f 11f I hr Himlhnrn lU'll I ■ •I r1 (*" Hir li iilitPm.M ni Vxrnl tti'in f» .11 M s I i » *, 4 j*. p *1 " o | mt The Ohio senator said he i< re tills war that has alrrsitlv taken th If I* < A M*1 * f -p11e i f , . .of 0 i |ih«9iir ( niit|Kmv Inruln l |M *'*nlh I'uliitrMn \ ir m ir n|im rtl *t»i 'I'tm liv Shnv*n in *hr *il •tiptnini * Iw K IP , Pi uii . |>tl .." i signed to United Nulhm* p arlirln s an awesome toll mil h " H IT*"' i m i M f t ........ In nr<* lr ft t i» riii Id MIm MirgHr** V««ii llr t hulls, M * M«** li Vhi|i|ij«rilt Mrs. H thrl V \1»i rtliMi, o, 10 I M .orU Following Hit- ex Minor details m o.I hr iin u n l Hun In Hie peart* decision* which MrN. V i r «in if < W ntlar^ P*. V Im rirr, l i in l wiin ig rr diirl J I* I * in* <IUIrlr« nmiMicff . ' . i -, .1 t'lu.xs recei’Hunwill he •Hit "»it Il If k hi1•UPlf! 1'1h MOO *flOO would follow a Korean cease fire - nut, lull "peace fe ve r" w-is In the Hi lt !'rllj' hr".* 1f*s H|i ii f , .1, c cl y lo l l wi'li « diilli'ing ami swiuiiiiing a course Elsenhower apparently to a ir here as well as other Allied I ' i i ' i . (tin, 1 midnight noo i - ion k u ni capitals lends lo pursue in , 1k f , , . al xi honi S,iInrd.)y mm ii I 1ki *i *•* 1V »*l Ilft|e >ip fn d'l'e to A high U. S nH irlal In Tokyo But If arin lstlre negotiation* fail. mg h*p m i ' i *n i h I ihte pi Mp• < no Taft Indicated In the statement said an agreement to ■•seinnge Nnoex ot the gridoatmg xen.oi, t.er ot , ntitnif-rce lil,-x licit it u that he has not changed his view prisoners Raely w ill he signed xt) tx follow x flff PM If ' fur Mp* f i <!*i 1 I'd of that the ft 8 "m ight as w«J| for fialtirday However, a trnre could Helen Rsnnell, Heveily Han W lnipi I " l)*» 4f*»r! i r r i | I et" the I I N. In dealing with the not he signed before n,'Xl w*ek, he ."ii. r.lolsa B'-iHon, f •ail H'Miiig, l l t r kfifni mi it i" * i v* " tiM hf* otean situation lie denied lie ev added. ( iilgM *• *i ag iitr xiCl o'ete'elink' at ' I >1 v Leu Ho' s-'mi, Max/ .lin e i\ l l l l l i l e . » n l j | l I " n u l l Iptvft _•_____ ’•WfiiiuM ** «*il> " "41—-. j f“ t t advocated "go It slnne" policies Allied and Red negotiator, meet llo , 1 C 0I.0 Hoyle. Mh«rl 1 r’* do m s tf* j i * »(n l i t if S E W A N E E . Term ijs A r a n a t it h r li........1 m *y '>e p»e*»ntei| *•*♦»> y ■ooihioslo.o i-lot in s. to.ol M'tyband did not mention any differ In Ihe tiny hot In Panmnolom U .an ei Dora Mlonson, Alloa J ()l*r<f life' M ill Mj** "lIM l ’ ir o tle ife "f la iif o b . I n ow Saturday al 11 a m Ml p ni segregallnn Ismie. slinmerltig xli.ee I s lo-'iimn * Ling tl'*t the • i ' v . „ i cores of Opinion with Elsenlmwer June, 1932 apparently has b<.- ij i l r s w or so oi.linsm e wIneh ...o i l i. ig ..-III i-*- t*. -**-'|!‘ " i It- • llo .!, ii lb it. Ice nrnu It M i i v Amo ■*f Mi»* '■ •"In l»* * •'•fit') I) T M’ ji a y Taft said Hie ttolled Nations had F rid a y F R T ) i... I Ho jiir M,o.y A,oo- I'o rlei l’,'ggv 'I '" ni Pi** f f »» ' l l ! |! *I ') I *| r* f It ♦f However, there w-»s one jar i ing eroted with a vote by thr Hoar- -.f f.olo- I tie w.-silog of short* t.. Moll ilsv iimining *i In mi proved Itself nn.ihlr to halt aggers 10 .towiit'.wu IICM. ,1 II,, PiM I I |..* I .. I | li . k* i I ,, V Vt ii , I ,,»t i -i|l)-l md I if I ll l * I 11* a! M u l b , <i ii " ) i n i t ' l l " slot! He add-.’d that it wa-. "rltllru and flitter dissent to Hv* ontim Tx ils tre . nf th-* Uuiver .Hv of llo frio * I t ' ir'I , I irtf' f' it^fl .Ii '» i •ifi ii1 I" i i f mi Mi#" I i , ) *t* h' M*• ' *- I * i , In o'hci liii.n e w ill-(i Ho i --li.. worn --t ili« H .igg-ilv ( | Presblenl Nyiigiiiiin liber's Soulli to give all appllratlnii i . lulls" In have ii.illoiis such a* III Ism II. gMil . H i l l ' l l I I !\ Ml Ill'll ', h* * fi p' *lif Mi tf Hi * i ^11 Hm* M-« , m *.i nt-1* ..lit i . ..I i in >i ................ i ti -0, ♦ . .n i .i\\ r *Ir,i oi ii din, "w h lrh say they are not on (lie South Ktrc-an gov ern ment stub the .School ot I'hrologv "tho...... b c.to-..li (Min M m . ( i lake | aI .« 4 I . if " lM* **'!*» » ' ........ . I!...... . s,ti * , side of Ihe United Nations .it nil but hnrnly opposed tin- truer trrin s roi!'i.|eralio o wiHioul regsnl t-> s e i i . - o * n o n i l I - Ml. n o - out 1 '* ..................... •1 ' 1" ' "I Iv f tl',* v i )t f 11"''(I* ' H i I ato |11**11! if »* h'»"( tii * 1 < "li|| Hit" | 'll t THf M•M* i •111 Ml^ftM' f I -u VI'*“ ■ are n eu tral." participating in truce although Itlu-e lots s;il.| he would rai l. " H Ml | rf |)|i vI | i II *vi* . MV 1)1" Mi Ht *■■I i*m11" lus >ii " if *if x and peace decisions cn operate "at anv cost" with live The revolution parsed b' in - * JSx nft'i 'l]||l|l|4' I tall If"'Jit I * I I »' 1* ill 11*’ gl' i'll dll lltHV (•» Wl* til H * Mi'/ .liv l'Hi I'M * • i v b * fh i* ,t 11,* ( \f , | ie i tls U 8. Ills statement decluri-d wliclmmu IBB vide p l a c e V ll l - . t . i ...... » I " ' *■-Ig tied, / ' .......... , ' 'VI *1 | I*it I 'I'M' illI tl|l atI 'll II i 11" ♦ • '•■ pi i Mi* rp|M (ion Mark C lark. U N E a r East "How rld lciilu iii that our m urv* Last year the FourHt ................. if )!«', m » I ,n k i Hu pi H> * . " I Inf 1 . 1 " *■ r *11It I *I If'i'll ............... DU ....................mm-.......... ", 1 " " ............... should he guided by nations claim commander, flew In Seoul from Ills Synod recommended Negm . • ■o and 1 * x P a- lh| . 4 | *•| . ' fll l > I .1 | 11! | *| x* It,, > f m , I I t ......... ug \ o i l ' l l ,t y .................. ................. f . A»inr M . i* M i ' c i i ' t Vhuti Ing with one breath to be part nf Tokyo headquarters and -.inferred dales for the m inistry tie olio '• t I'nllltlll l*v Mir f i,ti,i||f mH •' I'** » j, ,i nti fin lit i x M \" . K iM\ Nit I ...to, w ill'll were . l.-aleil tl " I- 1-home ............ 'll! 1" " Ihe United Nations and with (hi­ with Hhc*s, possibly In h i eleventh- lo the seminary The hoard I III.- le t ois n fi'.h 'M i'c n . i i l o l In M ils P .n h i'1 I 1" ■ 11r ................. I h 1111i t ,i I *»v * r p i r lff p Iv M l k I * p' * f fu m • I hy Mi* t x|ihnf(fin Hie fused to adopt llo recommend .. nt her tn be opposed to the priori hour attempt to overcome itttlsl (< l I ‘* * 4 4 I * linflii I ( *i vt r \ **i Hr *|!<*i, f i Ih »*** '» *i* tf 11, !M,4* i ) thlh imi Mr!tv I* if Mol * * 1 it f la 1 1 1 * 4 if! ,1 »* ! I f ' « 1 1 pies de-lured hv the Assembly nf opposition of the aging, hut fiery, Mtil I I k£ItI Id • fll p 1 1 1" 1*1.1* t • ♦i i ni Shi* " , I * *i»\ Ann H •I •* t *i fit *M *i (lift NI • 'I •i n ft i Ir , f i(\ Miti't^»i I* mi I 1*-»n(rt I'nU *' and srvrx »l sem inary fa m ily o the United Nations; namely, the president it* Mi lUpidd l\ • Ml1 1 * * 1 4 * I H*» II*1 H f'ldf I mn i1 | l r r | t !*i mi M * i f f t«j*| flu *4f» pi ".«*)> Hi y ! 1,1*11111)1 p o i n t 'l l mil I ' mIji \ Mm! driving nf the Chinese Hum Korea They talked for an hour bill hers IssiH'd a statement sg.ilu i 1 'mt I null*'ll f- j *I »l)*| CV^r'pll pllM ll! Vmm Nii h m - Mu I i i i * Mi ic hi • ♦ nnMm)#*| i in I't*:** H ir#•■i I ff |fit| 4 VAdlfy lit illtlAAIII^ tip *4 W*O and its iinlflratlnn " there was no announcement after trustees )| Jl H ItT H lfi) ll>* f*M4lfl|Hl*mP.l( J’ l M» k 4*1Iv II" . * » 1 »v«i| y ii Him 11*•■ I Taft said that if the U 8 is aide Ihe meeting Pyun Ynng T a i. South Then Hie trustees said It vv i i fmt|«. ! fm iIn* p*‘ 1 1*mI f i m n Jit 1 « llltyln u Mills il ii* Ihi i *a ! p»<• A^rv’ y SiltiM1 l ii .(t f Splvrv M it v I. 1 f»6 :i In .S»pf m, HIM \%dtiltl l l ; i i I l l l l l l 1lu tn "illsenlangle" Itself from the Knrc-a'a acting foreign m inister, thought advisable In adopt xm li * \ tfllffl nf lull ll* I*1 r rtI *I kf a I hfiiiiMS, l"»ir i ini t\ II i ’I mi \V#*I dm t " ilifiu! fhr Mi I *f f i ! n U N . It already has treaties with anil U 8. Ambassador E llis 11 resnliithm a t that ........................ llinr> Taggon: I tn !*•• Ill 14ppllJt 14* t" * * fit • t *1" Hfiiir 'V * Mm jUtlnff H U'lnlT, lit' HHui 111 m l k rn 11 in i y pin fm hm * m Australia. New Zealand, Japan and Hrluu* rlgga were also present action as " lllili’lialllc lilt d ll'l MAIH'I p*ii 111ft | nf 11 Mnt I I ftMT -t(lHv li«'iOK Hindi iiiiAi (tn thr Itmltfut, if»ltl|nll,.f I f*I llifl h mil |>f |I|M" I III I 'H if V\ hlh M ♦i v Ann Will r iv l the Philippines, "and a very defllark ('la rk flew back to To) Tokyo after nary dean, the arhiwl eliaplam l*i ni VVr h'lf' «n*f fm m i me hrntic pfr|ntr«‘d (Conliniird on P a le S i t ) (Continued on page S is ) (C o n lin iird on I'm ir S u » M e n O' H ............ V I I I ' I c | i",t 111*v mil) I |ii 11ip I * r, ti i i ■ 1 V! hi) Jf iii *i Afull’ «v I Ii 11m ,i i \ fi -i-stt-i .|Mf| i«t '"i,:. ? mm *1* • M ha 1 141 ifl-.l Mill lit mi 4t*t* I ' l* •* (it Ji 11M*I k*t t Mnbri! H tk * 1 H h II' p Hi *v *f Ml** AC-MPtl! 'i ii i r k Hi in , IMyinnipl I'nnh il i a flflpMt V *•!*-'» if1P A 1I l f ’ •a*)Kin •"lx* . >h lit «1ill I kf i*>t! tn Mm* hiiiinliv -I* Ih III V * fii'Irll, I iT r v I “f>111*■!11 1e> r-l I3|| t -- r . , ' 1 ir fjl • ' r h»* mmifilt h! inn, thi-M* iviN *»l*»i» I**- » I' irp r|h*f I »p I H.iy l> n •» A’i M*1' * ' I»I1P X'l)i«fX *•**? (I f l^f.lo- 1 ' 111111*gfiiw i nfiki um *4it*I !" iH iiu ■!!■* iiit'V IMifiii, M' h v " I' IrU r lir i I"** 1 A t »»'! il 1 4 p « I a M l a 1 ’1 Ik S’ P1«lit! 4, plliv* 1*1 Me** l* ill Ilf* H>4*4l ll»»r| I Itp »r, J I" **l I i inml, Hi* h n l M) 1In i nt«m .1u| If h It li* til»I** I ■'! iif lit* M ill VVr I* 1 M mmI! Mnirij** IV n U'hesf, ., U *.. ( ll •* m ill !|n |i,i | ( ifinfi|i )l»,l*t‘|l(* pf f!|* d in Mm iii I'I M)M I H Ih m rll "|I'I f|.sf e*v i ,1,4l If ito. ; h M'fl 4 \W af ini' hf •*i»** I I*■ » 11 I■ k nl'pftl 44 I tflll x JIllMin 41 h*»* llllh llKi.fl ,1' t (mii, f h'Mii* li h»* ♦(fill, :♦«(* <• M I * Ml i\ SiMiimv i * "i* "H '**’ i HId .hipr» H‘f f ej Hr H i| r •• • i li t t * 1 Mt ** - 1 '• .*.* Mm "fkili VVi**41Hit; h*ill Mnifif* Km lullv fi 4V I * * I d I nrkrtf iff If i *-'.*1 * >ih f 1! A miitiint In ttiiiiti- nl A K p Iin * ll M inn, Midp’ il Mr , " V h * h p Ski I l*i*B la h * f Vf Ai f k|ili*. Ini * i riM'fnllv i* dlf«I Mm . .i l l llcnt \ Mi I,.o il"!. Iii.lioi V*’ii MnM l'Hi ’ in . I nif.- pa| ri,| pii 11 1 111I ill tl e fit |i | It H 4rift I'll' ft* Mil* M ctu, lo il.'tt Mitrrix. I.ntlicr lir*11 *1*y riM nir v *"i I,.,,,,! i. S h ’t*. prut I*', V4'! Mini nlH£ Ii Ml* I 111111III i' Mn ,,.f ( Jem tic P i l.or ion S Mon roc Iff*-* •MlllNlUiiif.tl V' •i'll S tPh-xf iir Mnn fif Mir \Vt*nl mu lion nr 14111 P c.m e , Jin Pn k' lix, lU nkx (leg f* 'll "i" 1|je|M e, pH* I . - 1r I fM11 i *p" 1|lMi Unit, it liiH 11#*i*It jifiiv ril |||#*.ti* 1 ter l l r i . flu ' . ' liiii lr • Hod' pj i ,i , |44'1 ’ pufv %11**11f f "4 f II |»r lrn AYMMh M'llch linn I* .Mil I 111(li f' ioingli Miltfo.inid" 'lilOIIIXX ‘h 1 1 M. Ini v in Mm l.iiim ifm m ii! Mmn wliun fluinliley, 'o k Sewell, llilw o i.h 1‘Ii4*| i f f ’ll, 11f f |l' fa flier Iff ** w h i Iim I hv IiH 11*1 " Mu ffteld. <i il ;1ien|ij|rd. lam e . I Sl.lveys, 'pioioiv upeer. F r ink s i i u r n ix n *; . i a m K Klaffoid, H .Mn li'lts . Edwin Ti II*-* liei 1 P -Ilet. PM " l'*l • I<er -on. J .in t o I I ... I. X Ttoxi.f. V s i i N c . pf f he H it/ f ii** 11*•* i i"i ' Itlfl*.! Hull White *;- in Wilkinson, ll.ir Pin, MiMrn!nK* fh «» .11 ,r >!eiif s' cry Wilkin -ni Calvin Wrigiit, I.rtXxI" x l.xn.-.l -f■ If I r » •11 . o jxt The Vi tenuis of Cnrrlgn Wars flnvmond V it-x Minton Honncv seliool year, wilt honored of Seminole County Post No 3242 anil (iorflnn < latk 'In,tugh Kepti-ni'.e,, 1 if>< w ill hold * free supper Monday, June 4, *1 Hie l egion Hut T ills jir R O T A !• V s i 1 11, V M w ill lie the flrsl Hireling of (lie VSilke A ^ViHlnmo .ft vtl! '.i viimroer and all Ihe old loeinliers pim ipi (he ■oest spnakei ' th >* wuejily are urged to ille m l hv Comdr t lio 'a rv (dub |TM* ( H* i? Mom,has W. ( P a l i Johnson All new- meui ||f*MI1 «' Ho- Va •ht r I'll* lllii Ti(» United .Service " rg m i/ a her* are Invlled and all relumed 1^4 » w ill f-e f 11f* f eui-ali. Korean veteran, are inged (ti he Mon1' fnnil (tilve leeched "ie J i i .J l ll»e1 eccmdlng ff) 1 * m ini, today arr.-rditju to M ix guests nt Ihe Im al i*isi A discussion will be held a I Ihe ' eioills P n o e , l id the Intel i« m o rtem rhshnien fet 11 nf lhr ^i, nI of 1 1,1211 meeting no lb* marble louma M ix Hi oo.-, I , •>**ni in f.o the m«nD and Aoieih-sidsin awards. Out id (own guests Will lie |ire drive, -vft« .-x |ie .iilly idesxril with m i/ sent (mm Melbourne sod (iilnm lo volonte, -/ ci iiliUnillonS frum I eke Mary mid I nog wood. "Ped Heed Fio m Wyonitltg" She i.fiinled not today that per I ll 3:8lt r. 34 T-.qJ . 2 r liftl's on i * iliftii fti.y oli.er mgixn Midrdle Show “ Rwoid of Irftlioii, the U 8. O. does « dayVenus" Set M lg i.t lim e tn Nevada" f>y day job of ptm-ldlng re c te ilio ii I 37 4 ?r. 7 13 iiiu ii and « Hom» away from home for O V IE D O (K|i*i-I«li The •er icemen. "Sword of Venn*" tt, H, Air Poire v lll rondo,'l a 2 :Ml r- 98 8:20 The Cenlei In the Chamber of special Kiuiiud nl.seivali-.il tialn Sunday ‘Scared S t iff” I’lioto bv KU shner/ftarm unil fit mills Revere) nf Ihe leedlag authorities In the field nf sanitary en* 'ug prugraoi al Ih* »-h"rd hnuse Cninm n,m bull,ling la open every 1 00 ,t:firi f. 1.1 t ; 2 t . d :«9 ■ineerlog Ucroxtikosl this seclios of the rounlry were on hand logical S u rvey) Hobart Angus. mnaulHnn engineer fur thr City here next Momlny nlglil wl fl:Otl day mi I |,ri,vi,le» a |,la,-a for «erv M O VH LA N D from JackaoavlUat J . Denver Cordell, C ity commlnslotier; M. N. U. ni.. 1l wa* reporle.l ImlsV by icemen In g a llie i, read, wrfle Wednsoeey Might to hoar a report enhaHHed by Dr. Atwl Wol"The Wac From W a ll* W alla" letln ia, etui «|inol (heir leleute Mrs. Marino Julies Hayer, Clt.- C lerlti D r. J . N. T o le r, C ity health o fficer; Sidney mom, profeeeor of unitary engraurlng at John Hopkins IJnlxerI '46 8:117, last roundels U erko w lti, HUtn Board of Health, O rlando; W illiam Stumper, The program w ill constat nf n fltiie aiiy. U tho picture above, taken at the Yacht Clnb Just before a show I*;MI In addilloii, a voluiileei orgalimovie d rp lrlliiK various type* of C ity commlealonart P aul Klrhsrda, U . 8 . Public Health Servlee ----“■ ------------ * — at (he Coart ilo a u , arej Hal, " l.rs d v llle liiiu slllig e r” •sir plnneen in netion. All r lll/ r n s isal Ion of Jimioi lioeleseen and reproaenUUy* from Atlanta, tia .t Kidney IliC hard, City sewer Attorney Ed. Hhlnand "The Hose Howl H lo ry" Johnson, and deparlm enl superintendent: Hr. F ra n k L . tpdllm sn. County lire Invited to nttenrl Ihe pro­ aeiilor licslessea |,lan< a monthly "llo se Howl" showing t*:l*R only loot# C o u n ty M edical gram . l l w ill In' of apn-lnl Inter- ngs'inln of im rllra , siqiiiers, dances, h u lt h o fficert Velde Kohbln*. a u la te n t County health o fficert Himilav - "fbuiso does to P e rry T u p le , resident engineer; John ly e y , City Commlasloner; eat tn school bovs nnd g irls, eapo- nii.l ntiier res-rriillolinl fentiirrs. lUMriatka. In the seme order la the rear row aret b r. David College" C liff Allies is " illin iu m of the and Mayor Kandoll Chase. City M nnfger Turn Lemon, stihuugh c la lly Ilia Hoy Scouts, Mrs. Joura . Lae, director of the Bute Board al Health i Bobert Wakefield, show opens 7:45 drive. pnwent, wan not in the plriore. ... tato Board of Health 'epreeeatatlvet Balpb Heath, If. 8 . OeoBliele . Ila v ls . uniter pressure to resign from some of his own friends in an effort to palrh up a serious rift betwern Hie eseeutl''e and leglsta live hranehrs of govi-rnm *nl, was In Tam pa. He said l;o was telegraphing » complete slalrm ent on his speed clarifying the "em phaals" of news paper reports about It. to tlov. Mr C a rly #) An annoiinreimsit that he had resigned rem ised applause in the Himse when it was made hv Itep Dowds, Pulliam County, a targel of the beverage director's r r lii clstn but Davis nruinptly ilrni-.'d he hail rpilt, and Dnwdii a few minutes labor .aid he had given the House wrong Information i* p it a rtlriila rlv raised thr Davis wrath nt Ihe Senate with his slate ment tin t Sen Clarke, Monllrello hetdrd the "cllrp ie" of six men who had a dangerous control over the "e n llie gclTott Of the la*glsta tore In making laws " Hut Instead nf Ihe expected rash of personal privilege speechiu which usually greet surh criticism , the srtn lo rs held their fire until they could get Davis before them as a cotnnitlU-e nf the whole Sen 116 Seniors Will firl Diplomas In Class Exercises Air I''(tree Pi-ojfnim ( SrltPtiulrfl (11 Ovlrclo added. �0 - F r l. ju n * 0. 1953 T H E SAN TO RO H E R A L D F I R S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T S C IE N T IS T 833 Seal Second Street FIRST METHODIST CHURCH GOOD MANGO CR O P age. County Agent U . U . H uuntt jh a va been rebuilt, and u e are J . R M cKinley, M inister R u r a l C o m m o n S en so 'o n ee again up against the problem Weal Palm Beach, F la -W b lle | *«7»Mine Thelma Loan, Director of By J o h n so n |o f j u r p W i . / many fruit* were blown off bv high I Sunday Ikliool 3:38 *.ni. Religious Education Demand* fu r our farm product* winds during the post two months, ■ A cubic mile of si-a water conChurch Kervlce ll:(8 t a.m. 9:46 a.m. Sunday School. A claaa fur aaport have declined, too. aa Surpluses agricultural corn­ other countrie* have been able to Palm Beach County's IBM m ango1tain* utiout six million ton* of for every nge. Wedncadey Service 8:00 p.m. crop 1* expected to be above aver- numnraiutn. _ __ _ State* are rebuild their ability to produce. .............................. 11:00 a.m. Morning W o n hlp . m odllliea In the untied Reading Room Tuesday* end again building up to (itch a point F rid ay* :i:00 to 6:00 p.m, Sermon: Holy Communion. Wheat, cotton and butter are giv­ 7:<K> p.m. Intermediate ami Sen­ that they have agricultural leader* ing moat concern right now. Neith­ The ifiCHt need to recognise the ID Church Notlrrn must 1>« urt-wnlt-d at The Herald office by worried. The old theory of »even er of these 1* produced ior Ki-llow*hlp Service*. large f. M. on the dsr before puMfresU#,-. ——■ ------JjVV”'"' _l" , ■nlrltual nature of -leon w s - M w w A V ir - tce m i to m u tto n .' wilt lx* ,.rough! nut in .Lt . . . i <M t-.ra. Evening U’oinhtp, h a w **•t u + pretty well outdated. quantity in Fiflfiu'.. ’ I f f r. rlda citrus growi-f j Tfiu n (,om fairly C O N G R E G A T IO N A L C H U R C H I I I K F IR S T I IA I ’T IH T C H U R C H service* m all Ulirtatmn nclence N’-rlii... "Consider the L ilie s ” . IMuearch on porductlon, coupled recent experience what a bur don churehe* Sunday. Sulijeet of the P a rk Avenue unit T h ird H lrrvi O K O V IK 1)0 with Am erican farm efficiency, ha* F R E E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H l.e*»on-Si rinon I* " ( io n T I I K ON- Fourth Ktreet and Laurel Avenue practically made it possible i „ pro­ some aurplu* ran du for an induitJ , Bernard Hmtl, M inister Crunk C. Morgan, I ).!)., I'aalor ry. Sunday School 10:00 a.m, !);4fi a.m. Sunday School. Mr. I .Y C A U S E A N D C R E A T O R ." duce boimk-oui aupplic* of moat Rev. {,’. Z. Miner, Paalor Agricultural leaders are en­ Morning Wurehln ti;0 0 u.m. The (lohlen Teat i* from Jerecom module* e v try year. It. K. Wheeler, S r. Supt. Monday School 9:45 a.m. deavoring to decide what w ill be a BAHT F IR S T S T R E E T Sermon: “ It In I ; lie not A fruit!,’ Howard II. Cordon, adm inlitra- best to Jo abuut the litu allo ii, fur 11:00 a.m. Hermon " W H A T IS mlnh (10: 10, I S ) : “ The Lord la Morning Worship 11:00 a,in. M A N T" Guesl soloisl— Mrs. J . K. the true Cod. he la the living find, Evening Evangellatle Service lor of the Production and M arket­ eveirybodv r c illic * that this counPHO N E 7a and an cverlantlng king: . . . He 7:30 p.m. ing Adm lnlitratlon, in y i: "Govern- try '• agrlc Mnthlciia. F I R S T C H H IH T IA N C H U R C H agriculture must bo kept on hath made the earth by hi* power, man. Inventory and loan holding* 8:00 p.in. Sermon—1 “ Seven Dan­ (!ue*t Speaker. i; 1367 Sanford Avenue he hnlh eaUblDhed the world by of _ storable price-lupport comma _ price ...... . a healthy b a il*. It Is an integral JAMES II. HUT ger H ig.ials." Herbert J . Ila**. H. I). Cantor II. JAM ES (JUT Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 dllle* are building up rapidly—too part of the nation's whole econ­ hla wiadorn, and hath stretched Wedm-nday at 8:00 p.m. "The Aasoc. om y, and all uther parts of the ' Bible School I):4G a.m , M r, M. out the hravena by hi* dlacretlon." p.m. rapidly for comfort. Agricultural economy w ill suffer If agriculture People’* Meeting.” H. Illllln g s lry , Hup!. Illhlo citation* include the fol­ production ha* In general caught suffers. ( 'H U llf 'll O F C H R IS T Mornlnir Worship I I : ( hi a.in. lowing from <ione»l* (1 :3 1 ): "And up with the post-Korea demand, Production and marketing canU PM AI.A C O M M U N ITY Sermon T,v Pastor, subject “ A (toil *nw every thing that he luut | D in Avenue and Second Street and in «mne linportunt r is e * it hn* truls may bv resumed on some I’ ltK H H Y T K H IA N C H U K C II Jaiiiv* II. lU m e il, Minlatvr C hristian O nly.” already run ahead of It Current crop* next year. This I* u type made, unil, Iwlmld, it whs very Itev. C , C . White, ido later 10:18) a.m. Illhle Study. C hristian Youth Fellowship 0:30 needn have been met, reserve* of regimentation which nobody par­ good.’’ Regular aervlcea II:IH ) ii.in. Morning Worahip. pan. C orrelative passage* from " S c i­ ticularly likes, but it I* belter Unified Service* 10:00 a.aa. 0:30 p.m. Herald of T ru th , Choir Rehearsal Thursday eveF IR S T BAPTIST C H U R C H than chaos. Support prices at high Clturch achool and talk by paator. ence an I Health with Key to the hroadra*t over W T R R . Sermon Park Avenue at Mlxlh Hlreel nlnir 7:rtt> p.m. levels are not the complete anaYoung Keoplt’a Meeting 7t00 Scrip ture*’’ hv Mary llaker Eddy Topic, " T H E P O V E R T Y O F W. P. Hroak*, J r ., Paator A cordial welcome to visitors Include: “ find I* Individual. In­ wer, because they can price A m er­ p.m. C H R IS T " . " F o r you know the John I,. M iller, M laiater of to all service*. corporeal. He I* divine Principle, ican producers out of Iha worldKvenlng Service 7:30 p.m. grace if our Isird J o i n C h rist, Education markc4. Wedneadav evenings 7:00 p.m. Love, the universal c a u ir, (he only that though he waa rich, yet for Sunday School 9:40 a.m. In the maantlme. efforts are be­ creator, i.rvl there I* no uther your lake he became poor, «o that C H R IS T C H U R C H . LUN UW O O D P ra ye r and Bible Study. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. ing made to stimulate exports end self.existence" (p. 3.11). (Ep isco p al) Mr*. Paul Marra — Pianlat. hv hi* |o v e rty you might become Training Union 3:40 p.m. to conduct re March that w ill widen The Rev. I I . I.ytlleto n /.Immerman, M r. A lfred Erlcaon, Supt. uf rich .” g Cor. g, 9. Evening Worahip 8:00 p.m. markete for farm products. It, I k priest-In-Charge Church School. 8:00 p.m. Evening Worship. Wi-dm*day Service 8:00 p.m. F I R S T P R E S B Y T E R IA N TELEPHONES I HO nnd 1071 l i t Hltnday A fter T rin ity Mr. Oeorge Pexold, Leader — Wednesday 8:(M) p.m. Hlhl# N ur*rry for nil service*. fT IlIR U H It I* believed that the last K m .* 401 Hanford A tlantic National flank Building Service 9:00 a.m. midweek aervlce. Study. Ear phone* for herd of hearing. wild hoars In B rita in were killed Oak A vrn u r and Third Street VD ltur* alw ays welcome. Welcome. Rev, A. fl, M rlnnln, M inister about the 10th Century. 0:43 n m, Sunday .School. 11:00 n.m. Morning Worahip. The l.uthcrun Church comes to Hnnford: Anthem: “ Hr H ill! and Know That I nm dud" llilgood—Chsneel Choir Worship Services under the aiiMpIreH of the Lutheran w ith *o|oi hv Mr*. H arris Fold*, Church will hit conducted ouch Sunday evening at 7 :80 M r*. Rudy Sloan, and Mr Ai (,'a*e. P. M. at the Sanford Yacht Club. (Ilivy. 17-U2 on Lake Anthem : “ Immortal, Invialbln” Thlntan—Chancel Choir. Sermon— Monroe acrosa front Hanford ssoo ami ImndHtaml). Mr. M clnnl*. The Public is cordially Invited, Church Nuraery 10:43 - 13:00 each Monday Morning. Lutherans am] persons without a church hotnu are 0:30 p.m. Senior High Fellow­ ship. Covered I lL li Kupoer. especially urped to attonil these services. 7:t'0 p.m. Pioneer Fellowship. Our aim: To save souls. 8:181 p.m. Evening Worahip. Anthem : ’’ Hieuk Forth Into Jo y ” Our message: A chlingeleim ( ’hrlst for n changing Simper Youth Choir. Mention— world. Mr. Mclnnl*. *rvnn 6 g r « iTo I In su ra n c e H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 12 I t MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES ----- CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD our W A N T -A D S pack The Church of tho Lutheran Hour Hrliiglng Christ to tho Nations. For ftirtiier information Hanford RL'll. call Mr. Jerry Henkarlk, NEW H O LY FROMM F I I D I t r l l (F p U fiip a l) Rev. II. LvMlelon Zlniiiivrm en, H. D., Rvrtor l* ( Sunday After T rin ity 8:0(1 u.m. Ib ily Communion. 9:80 a in. Fam ily Service and Hermon. H rrvL'ii through (lie week: Holy Ciimimmiitn dally at 7:30 u.m. ascent Friday at 9:(NI a.m. Hacrtimrlit u f I'rnmu-c Peace (.'Impel Mulunlay r, (M) (l:(8) p.m, W O R L D of P O W E R SEVEN TH II V Y \ D V E N T IH T ( 'l l tin t 'ii Hr t r ill h Hlreet mnl Hint Avenue K . K. Menaliig, Paiilor Church Kervlce | | (8) N.m. Naturilav. Saiihalh Hi-biml |);3ii m id . Mra. II- Um<|iiier. *u|ierihleiideiit. Praydr Mealing Wednesday B U0 p.m. . i V h itu fi" a ru welcmaa. PICK-UP TRUCK For o n ly $1395 • • • • -TON . . . M ODIL Famous Dodg* quality at now lawtr prical Eailait handling pick-up an tha roasll Kconomical, pawar-packad Dad«a anginal Sat or phon* u» today far a raal daall SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS MB Kiuit Find Street I'hoflo Kill I& reh how youoon tutepartin Ib e k a rd In v ita tio n M m th M A X ’ O tK T O J U N E © * s\ /, V ^ j /L 1 /T Visit your I'ur karri dealer how - during Pill kill it iflrtisliuil Montll. Sru llir new Packard* ami Packard CLIPPERS. Tkll ui, In 25 words or lest, how Packard or Clipper advertising ihonUI desalt* lliu feature you like Write your suggestion on the official parililnatloii form which your Packard dealer will provide. Mail your official participation form T H E n jlR IH T IA N A MIHHIONAMY A l . l . l A N ( P, F lfD R C H * Park A trm ir at F o iirlvrtilh K lreal David H. F a rn rflx , Paslnr 1’*le|ih(ine: F it R Hominy Service*: llllile Felon,I It -1r. U.III. M„cuing W «r*hi|, II nil a.m. Evening Service 7 If, |,.ui. Tin ir-iln v: Mid-week llllile Study 7:43 u.m. “ A f, iHittly i-huicb fur the wlmie fam ily", USE OUR ‘LITTLE’ ADS FOR A L I. HOlll.M F U llO L I F F IIIIR F II (lak Hlreel and Ninth Avenue Sunday Mu**es 7:18) n m ., 8 :18) a.m., and 10:18) u.m. Weekday Mass 7:10 a.m. U m ifiw x iu iM M a t im la y ‘BIG’ RESULTS... GET READERSHIP... 4:18)11:181 and 7:30-flrn0 p.m. Nnven.i Devntlim* and Rellgluu* Mtlirly Flu li w ill lie i,m illed during the rnmlng week. 8 hi* Mumiay I* railed Uurim* F h rl* tl Sunday. Forpu* t'hriatI means "R o ily of I,h rls t" and refers to Holy Communlmi In which We receive the Hotly of C h rist, the living rvsnrrecled ||„d v of C hrist as nourish­ ment for the spiritual life o f our souls, T V i (lospel for tills Sunday, John. Chapter it verse* flft-fll) vih ii>in*l*e the I I t r a l meaning of this, In the same chapter when some of the «IUci)|les cm Id nut stomach lh i* teaching thvy "walked no more with H im " hut He did nut SELLING POWER... ACTION! W IL L TH a O L net nf golf rlulm; like new , for Hllghtly-UHi'il Infnnt'H crib"! Ear-ftlchtd? No—lh«r«'a humor, intvreNt, rxvilemtnt, umi 1IKJ new* In tha lit (It uds you find In (hi* clmwiricd ntction of this nawapuptr. It’a u aactlon that In many IhInga to many people! II’h a vatua-pached mark*! plara for Twelve, du you also wish lu go ■ ftayt" Peter answered ror them k ill Lord, tu whom •hull we gut Thou I uim the word* of e irn ia l life ". wIm Imrgnin huntara . . It’a a day*by* da;’ record of ih* amploymfnt picture for Job-acwUru amt tlomo heading cmploya n , , . It’g n clear, condita guide to paopla who want to huy or mill. . . In alt—a daily report on community Hft. The want-ad hoc!Ion a dally habit to read . . . um>. . . get resulta with our hng-cout, actlon-pachod Want Ada. before midnight, June v*y J|4ytatfaM'.:'V Y iwtIk V* l;r li v/t '"T K m ; embraces a human gwrilly. with II h L oh I and Found xeetlon.. oarvieoa affarad . * . . . and many olherw. Make it -n GALL 148 FOR AD-TAKER �\ 9 tries located here which mean much to the people wno live here and do business In and around this city, "Knowing Hut you know all this and more, I am not going to take up your time describing things you Following la the report submitted of the u ld T im ers. I have several know mure about than 1 do For to the meitim.-. * u. ttio Sanford voluminous repurm covering argu­ that same reason 1 im not going Industrial Hoard by Jajoi- Jo nil ments u se l j t Itiv tunc pleas were Into details about tin- citrus ecavajn, engineering consultant made for the Federal Government groves, the citrus firm s and the alnrd by the executive com to deepen the c h a n n e l In the Kt. fruit shippers who represent so in lllcc ot the Industrial Hoard: Johns H lver lo 12 feet from J a c k ­ large a proportion of the active ''F ir s t anil forem an it must be - sonville to Sanford. Just how business of this part of Florida, c le a rly understood tld.a memo in i much this |ub cost the government ami who uhmg with celery, let­ In no way u complete report oil I have not as yet discovered, but tuce and other vegetable formers what It hua been |M>sslbk> Tor me Hie added depth lias certainly not and dealers make Sanford the out­ to gather in the way ot statistical brought Increased business via the standing shipping center in Ih i, Information and data to date. II r iv e r I have yet to find any rea state must also be accepted us a (a d suitable answer to the p u n lc of " It is my belief that Immediate that mi uttempt call be made ul what happened to strip Hie rive r attention should be given to an ill is time to present anything more of utl traffic except a few oil tank­ Icusivc search for wavs mid an an outline of what I believe ers serving the electric compan­ menus of producing in Ibis area be the ties! way to arrive ul a ies’ power Ionises, and a fewer a variety .if raw m a te ria !. which art leu I solution of the problems number of gasoline tankers de­ w ill attract business und intnu confronting Hie Sanford llid u slri.il livering gasoline to local dealers. factoring plants to move h” n * Hoard. "O f course I have been told that There are several things I base "N utorally I do not consider it Hie municipal dock and warehouse been studying which arc ccrt.n.ily within the scope of my Investiga­ was unfortunately destroyed by worth serious consideration At tions to make mure than a pass­ lire , and that every ultciupt to Ihe moment I have in mind one or ing reference to the efforts ami rebuilt’ these facilities has been (wo things which may lie lust u li it undertakings of Sanford Imluxt blocked, but I his alone ccrtalolv Is wanted, bill as ycl I am not r le i, In c ., Inasmuch as most of should not have been permitted to In possession of enough Hilly ve r­ you are well a eu mil tiled or ac­ rob Ihls commurilly of the eco­ ified facts uml figures to make II tually engaged III its efforts to gel nomic advantages offered liy wa­ safe lo o ile r any definite pro­ it Is mise* of success. You can He sure subscriptions or pledges to its ter-borne lraiix|Kirt«lion. never too late lo correct so grev- that when I am satisfied Ihe stale Working capital. • " A s to the oreseiil endeavors ions un error and I am sure lliul incuts 1 can make w ill stand the of the Sanford Industrial Hoard I with proper and practical efforts acid lest you w ill gel them, prnu • am fully eoiivlnred that under the Sanford can offer so many advao to. able leadership of Its chairm an, (ages to shippers of m e rrlia n iil.c "The present status of p ioji .se,I llra ite y Odliam , a comprehensive that rive r com m ercial shipping olans to construct a barge eln.'i iit*l from Sanford lo the Indian program ran be developed which can be revived and expnndeil. "A s I understand 11 any and all H lver, w liirb bus b iv ii kick -d w ill be of Hie greatest possible value, not only lo the City o f . plans proposed ami programs around for a longer tim e iliuu Sanford, but to the entire area In -vhit’ll may lie adopted by the In anyone of u- have dved, i-, -till dustrial lhiurd is lo be entirely an unknown oouiitlly, so far a* I unci around Seminole County. "Much can be done to improve independent u( political Influence have been able to discover There the business, the financial and the as well as that of any special in ­ can lie no doubt the value of a entire economic picture In Ibis terests. With this In mind 1 have direct connection with Hi - Inlru • e r r , If, tuul it is u big I F , the so far avoided men I Ion of u most coastal Waterway and every im* proper kind of room1ration, eu- Important Inclor In uny long or slide effort should be m .njc lo ordination ami stlck-lo-lHveuess -hurt range study of the local help I” make Ihe dream come Irue field—the need to provide uric- of those who have favored this can be brought lo play. "Some people may not agree duale housing facilities to keep project for so many years pace with the growth in popula­ "W ith a connection Midi i- Hits with hie when I slate that there appears to he a number of Im tion which must naturally come waterway Hanford would iniduuht along with any Industrial growth (•illy become a favored stopping mutant Interests and indh iihiub, "U p to now I la v e been unable place for both Imimess mot plea hereabouts who have the know ledge, the umliillous and the vC- lo get sufficient I v oriented on sure craft, on Tits- was to and Horn ion to accomplish much for San Ibis and some other important Ihe mi called leih l lo a d results ford, hut who, as fur as I have factors tn feel safe In making or It could easily heroine developed been aide lo discover, fur one expressing uny positive opinions as a haven for crafts, here in the Monroe, u-ason or annllier b iv r been prone It is evident there are several fresh waters of Lake Tf, piny lone hands in sle u l of different thoughts on lb’’ subject while their owners were hark in as to which direction the city ex Hie northern stales Am in hopes Mning together In nromotlng i f pan-dun should lie encouraged to of li.i viiii’ complete information re liv e team play " I I Is lo lie hoped that confl- | lake Therefore it may lie best to from the t'orps of Fngim-eis on deuce in the fairness uml tin* rec- wall for more and belter Infur Ibis and oilier local p rille d * with ogulted ability of Hi alley Odium maliiui before opening up a highly m the next htllc while Also have ■ Miggrs to liflng order mil ot nenr-chau*. ennlroversal Held. Needless to in mind some tcu fnliv■ w ill ussiire Hie enrly sm eess of state the subject cannot lie long turns for ways und means lo pm sili’li plans as limy be derided up­ side-stepped und w ill have to he vide the Hindi to he desired ler on by tile City O fficial*, Hie S ill- carefully considered from all an iniual and warehouse facilities In Hied Ihe needs of a higeer and ford In d u ,trial Hoard, and dl gles sooner or luter. others truly interested in nilvanc "T h is memo, fur that Is wlmt it j better |mrl for Hanford ing Hie best interests of S.infnrd amounts to, is meant for Hie in­ "A s you are aw aie a con Mi It'r # "(letting to soineHiliig other formation of Hie members of able volume of freight miivemi-ui than a lecture on Ihe crying needs Hie (ndoslriul Hoard anil others through Sanford was i -x M i-h I prior for concerted ndim i, il is my con­ present, all of whom are imieli to World War If Most of Ibis sidered opmlim that there is a better ucipiuinlcd with Hanford, freight originated in Jacksonville real need, right now, for u com­ and with Seminole County am) and In practically nil ins lance* plete survey und eumprehen d*e surrounding area. Ilian I can lie was carried h) barge* lo Sanford retsirt on what Sanford Ims lo expected to accumulate in a tew The lai-t record I IraVc of Hu offer, which can he used as pro­ weeks, even though the research movement was eumpiled hv (ten motional m aterial to attract the be most intensive Therefore I do Jr a l Yuuugliefg in a report, made iillcnllon of business Interests, not propose at this time lo go in in HM5 nn "F u rth e r Improvement m anufacturers, and other wmtii lo details describing what I have of Ihe S I. .M in x H lve r/' Tilts re while Industries lo Hits city. earned about the urea of Hanford, port showed an avyraxli,tonnage "T h e re seems lo he a grand op tx strage!in location In the fh ittt on Hie Kt. .M in k <iMfr .through ugsirlunity' for effective work by iccttuu of Flo rid a, Its growth In JMl> nf Ions, hit-lulling ” h r Sanford Industrial Hoard Most PoniU tlon. nor Ihe often miolcd of those with whom I have ills- fa e rtn a l It has within a radius of ra ise d Ihe local problems have 73 miles over half a million rest ■(eel, other metals and nianufaebeen most friendly in speaking <d detill.il population lures Including ag.rlcnlliirat tin {lie Hoard and Its membership. "Y u li all know about the dlsttf- plemcntM, {arm tractors, m arhm Without exception people I have billion of gasoline liy Ihe four c ry , motor vehicles and parts, and nlervieweil have nlfereil to help leading gasoline companies, who a long Hit nf m i'.rrlim iro u . , (, j , i tie gather Hie Ihforinnlloii I mav have storage lank.-, here with a modilies such us glassware, r.trlli teed, but also williolit exrcpUon. -’onitilned rap acity ot over .T.iMMi. eu w an1, rooting m aterials paints, •rad ically all of the slulisHcal tWO barrels. Yoii know all atiniil varnishes, soap, washing pow ufnrmatlon so (ar produced hua the Florida Power and l.ight Com­ tiers, cigarettes, Miiukim: tobacco, H*en far from up to date, and pany and the Florida Power Cor­ drugs, medicines, rubber tires cannot lie counted upon to shed poration electric stations on Hie und tubes, drygoods, clothing, cut Might on present conditions, until shores of l.uke Monroe, ready and tun bau i, rope, textiles, d icin lcu ls Thoroughly revised and bmuglil in- able to supply power und light to bnd other general merchandise |n proper focus. local Industries at rules which "W ind was promised In Ihe way " I t is not struiige to find that compare favorably with Industrial of new ami tnrreuslnu business on pearly everyone l have talked wlih centers anywhere in the South. the HI. Julius Hlver after the chmiVery early In the conversation "Yo u know that the division tiel was dcctirucd to 12 feet Is a tells me not to forget about Ihe headi|imrters und shops of the At­ dream which never came true ‘ ‘ H lv e r." There can bo no doubt lantic ('oast l.lue llailroud, with a The why and wherefore is a most bat most people in this part of weekly payroll In excess of $125,. distressing story, which some of Florida are "H lv e r Minded" ami (XXI uo are located lit Sanford, and you know, some of you probably here cun be no c|iieslion (bat It that ample space with udeipiute guess, and all those rcsjNiiisible s potentially the very best asset ra il and highway connections Is for wh.il bus occuried might well w bicli Hanford, and fur Ilia I matter available for almost any kind of feel ashamed j j i l l of tills urea, has available business or iiiduvtrjal plant You " It Is not my intention at Hits • tS u r promoting I miHi growth and also knnw a ll ubo:.! other moment to make an., *,11 defined lirosperity. Report Given By Major Caccavajo To Members Of Industrial Board t S suggestion* as to how I feel the error* of the past muy be over­ come and the riv e r, os welt a t the port of Sanford, may be reutorcd lo Its rightful place In the economy unit progress of Ihls part of Florida. W illi Hie Information already In hand along with what has been discovered_m t. v J v ’xT Inspections and talks with author­ ities and engineers, I feel that a practical plan can be evolved which w ill meet with m alority ap­ proval. Needless to 'tale t mil fully aware front what I have seen mid heard that there will tie Utile If any chance of getting loo per­ cent approval of any plan which may he suggested, no m atter how good It muy be "There Is a huge ip ia n til) of communications, reports and gen­ eral information, which may or may not contain mah-rlul which can lie used m the preparation of a comprehensive survey, in and out of Ihe files of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. A desk has been provided for me through the kindness of the Cham ­ ber Manager, Mr Hrcrkcnrldge, lint the ius|H-ction of these files Is going to involve much more time und effort than It w ill be (xisslhlc for me til engage In. Whether It w ill lie worth while lo expend the time und energy Is unknown to me. uml can best be decided upon liy Mr llreekeiiridge, who, I most say, has been most cooperative since Ids re­ turn lo the rtly Unfortunutily he was away tor me tir -,1 inn days of my search for light, and fin* not hi-i-ii u vn ll.ih lf most of the lim e I have hri-n here, lint we have had one or two fa irly good sessions together and we both hope T move forward lo mutual advantage from here on "H lias beeh tnv IlileliHnn lo have personal rontaets with each and every one of the iiieinhers of the Industrial Hoard and Ihe City Coiiim issloners, hut so far, for one reason or another. weaHier Included, I have not made the entire rounds Some of Iho-ic with whom I have I.liked have pro mined I,, Mipjily specific mformaHuh from Iheir personal files, hut only a few have remembered mil lo fnrgcl "A s yel I have hern unable lo make a practical study and work op comparative factors whleli w ill In- most helpful in describing the advantages w liirh i an be offered those wini mav tie allrueled lo Hanford lia s and electric rales appear to comjmre favorably with iliusc of o ilier vominimlllcs The water supply xla lislie s ami the chemical and other prime lest* of the water are being given study (or use in further discussions, Home figures mt employmeiil of liienl residents In oecupallnru and industries are also tiring 'lin lm il, and il i* Imped that more coiiiplele I T ilF . SA N FO RD IIF .R A L D figure* can be obtained from iiiixc to perform m iracles, nor do 1 want ti. report that any of the . f r i . Jon- 5. D»'1 Washington and TwllahaSSt-o. "M rs Moiightun, librarian at things some of you say ire im ­ (Cunttnurd from Paxe (In c) the Sanford Public Lib ra ry, bus possible of accompHshinciil, ca i Thomas days ago I (minted out to Mr llrecketirldge and been m oil cooperative but t hove not he accomplished Of course I "Ten the major that we wanted cold I'huiiitis were named m an indus­ have been trained to eliminate the •bonl exhausted Hie m aterial of trial coinmiltee real value for Ihe purpoxc of un word "Im possible." In I ruth my stali*tlrx ill the repurl some Air iiitham . wh.. made all of llung (but could bo used as a good experiences (or m an} years m Industrial Survey at Ihe lib ra ry , • -,, '*’tteid-, “a r! that other t . * fes pie. c f.» "ipe.d ti) ... J i illT l' B Heami "til of ilitAruigJuiW ur.A/i**» Hides* we want to look backward ! . . would b e diaw n op tu niret* " gincerx ha» coovln C’-d m «Into the future <In passing 1 rnu t give the engineering consultant a Major Caccavajo staled tie had nothing is ImiMissllile Also Irne •ay that II is not strange to find tuiiiil .mil all members of Ihe the local litn .tries far from uj) lo is Ihe fact lb.it though something plenly of (igurc* available tail lie 111!.Utl VSiUll.I 1)1' JSSl^fUMi t' I oru* dale oil local fa d s and figures may lie ixi.ssltde it may not lie did not want lo submit them im lll tu iin•r f oi Hu* k{imi|K Somehow Hie same officials who practical, and (hi* is a go.nl place lie knew tile) were completely ail Mi i dm . hi win ii (t’ kt tl the slu> i*liice/e appropriations for the lo tecogiiiie Hiat fa d before com Hlenlie and could back them op Whether <>r not to permit the Ins nl the drive lit riiuke flOO,* public libraries down lo Hie vau m illing oneself beyond recall (mm uv ,iil.thic ini tlir imlaistrial "Again may I repeal d is consultant to go ahead with Ins drive, siiitl Mi ll $:;»i imhi hml been Ulung point, are the same people wini forget to scud along official my lin n conviction Hml there is a survey ill tin- light ol Ills (list pleil^ed In «l:«I k* t«f vvhu h 1H.IHX) rc|i.irts ami other Information of great as well us a worthwhile In tijio rt was the subject of unicti tKitl bee11 i nlb'i li d real importance so that the li lure for Sanford, and all of Semi discussion It vv.is (Niiiiti'il nut ili.it the i'tunHowever, chairm an odiuiiu ..n d hi ..I i .iii can escape blushing when, Hole County and Hu- areas in and mil liienl mu tin i rttvvii Paper Co. lluil under the terms < ') 1 b > .igrre asked simple ipiestlims regarding j I huiI the SI Johns Hlver To gel (".'lit a ri'IHirl must lie sobnulled prn.|eet .th»in >im'tinlrit tu $Pl,fkJKI Hie lies! results Hie residents and local covcrnmcnt m ailers > wimii is satisfactory to Hie .i rli I lli.it .uhliti hi il niHiiev must t>e In order to real!* make pro Imslness interests of Hd* d l* uml It".nd I iHierwise there vvonlil be oiit.iiiii'il it ifi.ii .iml u ilier pro* . 'V , iiiitifl vvei*' In tie gi. - toward a conij.icli- ami an county must b*- ■-d ' ■ 1.. , i ... ji .iv "lent a rriird ie : ” ie lefts teiMiirie f ill I led Un mu i Iti. idative survey of Sanford and Inal ta d No one. and 1 mean No l "III! ,u l its market area, etc . much later ONK, is going lo in- aide t" ae lin .d lv , tile tlld llx llla i It.*nd Sun Mittiii" which hit* nil figure. Ilian I have as vet been c.implisb what can and shonbl be voted (iiuimuiiHlsIy to have tlie aid. i o|.lam inn-1 lie forthcom­ .■('(omphshed, unless there is I*. I and resident eolitiluie with Iti men **f If*' o|t(iif« i i i i Ii t . it he* lunch more oi ihe spirit of coopci I lev i -1 I m be the mnnlh-Hl and ing Home nl the needed 'nta I wol k iichi-vc can lie secured h . the alum ami uuselfisli interest in tin Mr Odiuiiu asked Hie meuiPeis eldr 1 11 i kii it 111 hi the wurhli huv* welfare of Hit* co in iiiiu iily, Hum (.'handier of Commerce Some lias I" give Major C aeca*.ij" added Im*' been f •miiii led in riTHi A J r . and will I k - furnished through Hie has been mntiifenli'd in recent enopei at loll III order (lull data years II you do uol believe (here helpinlness of Hie Florida Power would tie available for the nr-ev ami Light Cnmpany, Ihe Florida (s need for Ira n i Work )il*l gel lie named W (V l(iitclii*on Jobu out, as I have done, and talk, Power Corporation and Hie A t­ Hriimlev, amt Fred Wilti un-. to hither and von. with Hie V l l " . lantic Coast Line Itallroad Com .tihnul uiloi mation in i oimeclinn pany I hen there is the valued of Sanford wiili a *ludy of w afer T m - p .- ili reports of Ihe Departments of " It may well lie that wluil I linn Agriculture. Iiolli Stale and Fed have lust said may be considcrcil In Hie sludv of lioiisili,' I'o. er.d. some of which have been In Hie nature of uu alibi ior not pita l. si biMil.H, and trade a bo I supplied tlirmigli Ills- good office* having been able to g.itln r more the I " II" W I i i i ; were ll.illieil to I. oil id Hu- ( dimly Agent, Mr Dawmii fa d * and figure* to dale Mav lie a- isi.mce- Wally lU elrii'li vv *) l "tin W illiam s n <1 V consider able amount of most I w ill lie severely ctitiei/ed foi I i .i W ' i i i i i n i.i m ain e data ha* been loams I pointing iml Hie lack of loam work 1.1. -tpi- i.mliV whleli has prevented or retarded no I., tbe n l* .iidliordics ibruiigh t.ette lo ck e r said lie would soli Mi Saver, ami a* already men progress, Iml io Hie late Llln-rl lint I " Ibe ('"llslllla ill I I I ’ > III lent lliild i.ird once said, "T o avoid c ii K I I 1* T Honed much valuable Information - l i ' " . nl Hie 1'OUIlt) hospital Ml l i \ i 1C h a. been gathered from aiming livisilt, do nothing, s.i) imtldug I n. kei >hairuuui of the Seminole S I 1 III HI ( S I ' S NI-’.W INand lie milhing " I must "lim it < .m ill> H ii.liila l hoard of trustees, {lie tu-.i infiirincd I'ltUciis ami V1 s it u s I: l MS \ I KS b n .im " men. with whom t have tti nl wind information t Imvc been •alii C m . things were now holding HI l i t * . I t l.l.l.s s S I H A I ’S. hud tin- extreme pleasure of trad aide lo gel lo g d hcr im* "illy op st.iri .a eonslruetion . 1 1 vv ol Iba Mifitt lilt1 lug i|iie*tlun» and answer* Copies scratched the surface, hut if it no Im (i.iv e riu T M cCall to ,ip u , in M U D•s D IID lt llllb man to the b.i o I ot of special editions going buck lie your desire that I ...............I with yuHivt Several years have been given me my search for light and truth, and trustees iL’ t and vvait’ o bn •h■ ■ lit Ho- newspapers, and Hie editor. llie ways and moans to tiring Supreme Court to ti iml -l"ivii a Iijt e most kindly offered me free uhoiil (lie result* so I'.iriiestlv do decision a- to Hie vnlnh li "I tile sired liy the Sanford lu d o .in .il lioiiif ttc.-e.-. io Hie files in their offices lie .mi that allot In iwe To date, im forlunalcly, lack ol Hoard. I am yours to comm and wote taken cure s led Just one more rem iitk From itcii time 11a-i mil nude it possible for inc in take jijv u n la v r of these . what I Iwiw been able In gather in com N in lion would slat I i d lagenerous offer* of help, aid and niv walks anil la lk s ubmit town eniiipleloil in approviuuit. lv i >gld a ssi si a nee Hiere Is a very general ttu.'idd inoiilli (T uts are b r a i > to mo 111• him- I di f f i c ul t nf Il mav lie said Dial tbi* memo Hud under ih nre.i-ul h-adei lup bed li..- tot ill V n n c .l I., a I'liin mHi"i- *o t.o p« t ' • » et t i*! **f a r e win. It a s I slab ’ll in Hie hcgiiiiilliu Hie luduslruil Hoard i» gone' u. ml id ni l dvi ifiM i ! here I- m I Hial ami mil to lie I'olisiil gel all I lie Valum s I'le ili'iils nl m l..| m ill..o oil a i n ttllin cili n |»i. tci-s.siue and dl It notion im 11141 1 mu ! he ma r k e t ('led a flUlsbl'il le p .lll, d o e s mil Hie ill* f I i l n I * luic k of the h e ll.-i liienl "lo) i-III i'll I il is suitI.. m vvei c Vli IHeekeiu nlge, " ) it io I,MU. f It d . iMMiti iti-H them sat much more than yon a iic j.lt augili.de It luis been a le d plea m hi Mr Dietrich. Mavoi li ie tall I I I i. n l l\ Ml \ mi do • It H k know, tmt d is in truth a combi l I i . is i i om m ls'lonei I i P ii i l ,v . -tile In W.'lk Willi and lol M ill I \n i (I ;e ih l In1It' 1 1 ml 'It h.dmii of wind I have gathered from von urn! others wild wlinm 1 all .im) Mr (h lbaili I had hope* .on! luliit Hi vil i i tvv have t 1 ii i i nvisi ble fi l m I hat "m lo tie aide to li.’lVe mure of to Ijth t ownn. p rcsiilcd d San et ft i In c f- > 11 imi it h . nf h r just hate licen aide lo discuss local elic ap* h. it itM ThM new p f e d u e l in' •idem* II is my hope Hud u ilh time and valued advice as I went along, lull maybe even Hil. luimli In Hu- next lilllc while I nun Intfele h I 1’ ih ' nit m i n a ch. ni i r i i l cap w ill lie overeoine III tbe d a i s I li tl |. M k v/i"s the if b'LfM and t hey ablr |o collect and eiillule much .ibe.nl u ,»v .dl 'll.,! neeil ( m he dime fm w it Inn tibotil t h r e e ■ III dlMH iii'ii' of vilal interest to Huiford, In "inn op' Sanford In ■o lid lle i t' m X n d n r d Is tit » i tu i d i Ih e I k«*111 aft i cmitiii i Uoueb Kl i m* toil ('ten llioutdi I have alrendy j with ti hi 11 h , ItmnJi u dl hi I ii tmpe the Indu .1 1 i.il for uieil si line firm eon vie I ions a * , (I lakes to meet Ibe 1110*1 "pi'll"-, a eu 11* ii ai la Mi* a I J in ii*Ii ten film / lo wlull can and should lie done. I in plans for il* future vu-iinc Ite,.id will he Ihe iimmuv I m pi * VYla-re lltere I* n wilt H ie'.1 I i mob the e.eueralim! a dv. if.i m.t feel il wise or safe lo plo Mini" i i Industrial Report ANTS KOACIIUS SILVKKMSII m 1 \ mV v/'W saartsssR isassas. ".Had to relate, here again sta­ tistics are fa r from up jo dale. The stories amt reports’ nr Yester­ year must bring tears to the eyes ITS WONDERFUL RECORD-BREAKING GAS MILEAGE for the driving YOU do! .1 / ;. o ' vyi . . * ’Vjxy v. oM " j# , u 'V 1 ^ C H E V R O L E T /> ... iljm m SWING CINIW 1153-W H AN FO RD Protect yourself . . . your family niuiiityI Reduce the , . , rr. ftllutn In your cm which could m u m m MCldtnt or ic4|uli« • majcu irpolr |ob. Oct IhU groat P R K B Mryirc now I JiMl ifrtvo {at Our cip cit morbank. will Import your ctt ten ways. I f **'• O K ,, you'll rfcoivr w *Sclc*T»W cy" ccililiisiio a card-Jf not, youII be told whet Mtvirt) I* iwjulicd to rotten o your car to u fa , dependable driving cnndfHon. today . . • and you'll drlva In gro0or uriotyl This yM r't Chevrolet bring* you th* m oil Importonl gain In gconomy in ChavrolGl hl$tory, AnU1 ll'( Iho kind of ovoryday ocongmy that lavot you money In ch along through heavy Ira ljlc . {{o il up the tnlles In slcady highway cruisin g. I.ong P riv t In vard», you get far m or? (n ilc i per gallon lit Ih i. great new C h evrolet. - r M r r --- * ■!:■■■■■’■" * N ew high-comprcssion power lath e reason. B oth the new 1 1 5 - n .p .'‘ Hlue-Flttijtp“ engine In Pow erglldeT m odel* — und the advanced engine in g e a n lilft ^ j p s l a t wherever and however you dfivy! m uch greater, fuel O M iiunijilion im td i lower 1 lit is is llib kind of economy that c o u n li ‘ | » " lo it- im m irta n t gasoline savings fo r Hie O ftra D a n n \a D „u driving you doy lo gellier w j{jt low er o ver a ll If lO r e r O O p iB D U y costs o f upkeep. with it, you . cb . (A n d, along _, enjoy r *Lenjoy aallll the Ihe other other advantages advantages ilm lluiti only only the the new f 1 1 0 It new CChhevrolet evrolet Offers Offers you. you. Com Comee hiin mid midv i l w V i O I 0 I S it for yourself! yo u rw lf! drive lilt l illii c a r-p rn v e It 'Combination al lli-h p. "fl/ar f /jm/" mtuir anil fowirfUit aaiomailc itaninilulim auiiiabh an **Twb-Ttn" aiMf A^r moiltli unit ' iwer on | | 0 E|ut Strand Strati Aey Other Cor I H O L L E R M O T O R S A L E Sm \ I'hon* i f,, rr.h * • mBtimtmk____ u — a a a f c • • : , ■v '• a!— S f i a a i a a B B •4 <M * ! '. i.______ _____ __ ___ T_______ . �*- 4 - TR t SANTORO BS1ALD .page I FrL Jun* I, 1*88 Facing New Horizons are Held Fleraon THE WORIDTODAY High School seniors, like hundreds of thousThe Sanford Herald nndaSeminole B y JA M E S M ARLOW of other voting won and women thin month, will re­ Gullet iile a for John Pieraon. -• K *u a ii*b t4 u ivua • PshlUh*4 tHlIv *«••*» nstardar ceive their diplomas tonight showing that they have com­ WASHINGTON UH—Thl» Con- who died a week ago .Sunday fol a4 aaatav, m tlslm e s Mai Maw aaia. P«hll*h*a an » a t n ,!« n t»l- pleted four years of labor In the quest for knowledge and are**, Itching to rlosr- up »hop by lowing a heart attack, were held Ju ly 31. prnhnhly w ill have *ct no veslerdey afternoon al the C-rern. lawtaa Cktlatmaa a»< Saw Tvara. tow ready for the nex t phase of their careers. tire now I l l WaaaaHa » « ! ,* * ,. i ,-it* In lawmaking hy the time Unlike those who graduated during the ,«tn.'nn»£ *’ » II dues ond Ihl* session. It hasn’l ! wood Cemetery In Orlando . R a la ta ! aa i * n a ! rlaaa raallar them know what they are going to do. Many will go on to done much In the form of major Several scouts and their leaders * Of lobar at, IUIW. a l lha l-ual r l laalo rd . r im lla . aatfar lb* Art colleges and universities to continue their educations. Many legislation yet. along with representative* from i f ( a a i i f t i «l llad 'h I , lata. Suin'* of Us tardiness Is under -itlier Sanford groups were In at­ will go Into the n rm e il forces to prepare themnclves for the I'll I II l-CItKIXN standahlr. particularly on the tendance lltnaral w sssn e , defense of their country. And still others will go to work. n o l i.a m i i<. nisa-s money hills T h r new Elsenhower Murlal had been postponed pendb:4M,ir But whatever they do and wherever they go, the time has Administration needed time to i"'- the a rriv a l of a son, George, m m n o v n r .* e come in their lives when tney will have to niHkc a definite look over President Trum an's bud who reached Sanford Wednesday flualataa M a a a o a r choice; cither they must take their stand for what is right, grl and try In rut It down It sent night from an overseas point nAm * Its rrrom m fndallons late. Meanwhile, plans are pm ar or they will automatically become aligned with the fnrren upPresident Elsenhower him self, lug for a memorial lo Mr Pierson of evil. The struggle Is one which cannot be avoided and the murh to many people's surprise. at Hoy Seoul Camp L a No Chee In issue la one which cannot be compromised. | has been able to maintain with L ik e County. A committee head Young men and women, now in their formative years, Congress the same friendly re la ­ e,l hy Robert Unplneotl plans eon will soon have established a fixed pattern of life. Whichever tionship he Insisted upon from the irortlon of a ffagjKde set In eon l.tr way they choose now Is likely to become the path they will time he steppe,! Into the Whll-1 r r c lr on w hlrh w ill be mounted a memorial plaque The sliver House follow th ro u g h o u t the remainder of their lives. Men do not It's alreadv paid some dividends, Iw iv e r. highest award In iroiitMaltonalla n r laMaproaaalallaaa Kallaoa. suddenly ami automatically become crooks and h c o u iii I i u I h , although nol inn per cent hy any mg. awarded recently lo Mr Pier Cblraan, Ila lrn ll, they develop .in evil trend which leads them Inevitably Into means. •.--is, w ill be a part of the menior *1. I ant* isl T his week a) « White House con­ the pitfalls o f wickedness and lawlessness. W J . Peacock J r , cashier at ference' with his llepubllran lead­ The choice of h way of life Is usually based noon little In Congress, he got them fe the Florida Stale Rank and scout decisions. A deeply religious man Is never tempted to steal ers abandon an Idea they seemed bent treasurer fnr the d istrict. Is ren million dollars. Before such a crime could have the slight­ on pushing through Ihreatenlna t<* dvlng contributions fnr tho me­ est Hp|ieal for him, his faith and his character would have shut off IT. .S money fnr the (lolled morial which w ill rust sp u r,itl to he undermined hy thousands of little mistakes, like cheat­ Nations If lied China were ad­ matelv 1380. Y JU N K 5. 1*5.1 ing on an examination, telling tiff "little white lien" which mitted E ls e ih im r r said he doesn't want Aquatic School To Be Y’H ItlB L B VKRSH gradually I... .. sullied, cultivating a disposition to want Red China In the U N . either somethlng •thing for nothing. Sponsored At Beach hut he said threatening the U N. God hai later Inapliad many to Worth remembering at thla stage of life is that a per'ing lit was a poor way In frustrate the write In the h i m book, and In The National Aquatic School, ntiny booki. All enn loivu living con gets out of ii only what he puts Into II. One has only to Communists sponsored hy the Am erican Red memorial* ol a «ood life. The look around him at those people who are selfishly grasping At the same Urn-* lie has a man i ros*. w ill rnndurt a special pew Lord laid unln Moaee, Will# thla for wealth or power and compare them with those who are sire |nh on Ills hands Irving to l ft day course In surf rescue safety for a memorial In a book,—Bxndus get Ihe Allies to sc* the Amerlean *i Daytona Reach beginning June continuously ministering to the physical and spiritual needs viewpoint 17:11. ^ Some »f Ihem. P elIa In, lo. |i was announced Indav hy of the community to know which ban found the happiest for Instanee, think tied China lurk Aiken, publicity director for and most satisfactory way of life. should lie adm llleil when llvere’s the Seminole County chapter „f nlr II you have nol ieen Kiuimmee • a seltlernenl of Ihe war In Korea Sometimes it may Heetn that It la a losing and hopeless American Red Cross. Silver Spun in action, make you: Elst-iim w er wanted Congress to fight to stand for what in right, but the very fact that good extend The rm irse w ill he belli al (hrthe rerlproeal trade agreeplant let attend llie Fourth of July and evil have existed In this world from Its very beginning m enli act without changes that .Miry K a rl Vocational School and rodeo in the cow capital. Thove la evidence that tho good has lasting qunlltlrs and In the would shut nut more foreign goods pool where students w ill he housed hoilemen really put on a iltow that tnd will prevail. Christianity Itself him been the guiding lh»n had been earluded In y e ira . tnd fed from June to to 30. All ii worth watching. There was an altr-mpl to wrlh’ students passing examinations wilt light of millions of faithful men and women for nearly two Iw-nvy rcxtrl-dloe* Into the aM Itot tv> given certificate* qualifying There h no need to grow old, thoiinnnd years. this week, also, Elsenhower won • them as Instructor* In lay enureses Borne one haa said, "There la not enough darkness In the vlctrev bv approving a uUM rom fr-r their respective home com * say* Dt. Norman Vmtenl Peale, In the Mouse hill, tt seem* munltles, pointing out that Thomai Pair lived entire world to pill out the light of one small candle". tomlar Induded In the curriculum will kelv lo sail through pretty much Young men and women, aa they go out Into the world, should ; to be 152. But we were ju»l wonas he want-d, and at a Him* when D- such comprehensive rniirsr-a in remember that, and hold their candles high v ' deling what would happen to the he Is trying lo enrnurage free life saving, a* water safety lech S R * Social Security lyitem and govern­ ment credit ii everyone lived to he \ 152 and retired al f>5. f ♦ ---- r Bepubliran »*ti*lrm lined up three to one in favor n| re,ruin? or adjourning tongrei* by July II, probably teatnnmg that beside* lint ' weather there i» another good rca. eon lor y'llmg out ol Waahingion. the fid that a legitlalive body ' which Un'l functioning ii lea likely ' to make mirtakei or create con * Irow iie* Fteiuli liquor hi-jackfti who ' siphoned oil llmuianiii of galloni ' of f ’renrlt brandy out of a huge diil , tellery over a period ol 19 yean > 'have gotten oil with light aenlence* j 'ranging from nominal (inei to jail c^iertnV qf from live yean to six month*. The government, however, „;.took a dim view, of the. ditlillery ■ which w*» robbed. It wai lined 330 million (rant*. Anniversary Of Flight President Elsenhower has signed a resolution authoriz­ ing the federal government to participate in the national celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of controlled powered flight. It was on December IB, 100B, tlmt the Wright brothers finally Hiicceeded In getting the first airplane off the ground al Kill Devil Hill, Kitty Hawk. North Carolina. '('lie June Harper's Magazine has a del ailed accniml of Uie Invention of the nlrplanc, edited by Fred C. Kelly, of­ ficial biographer of tho Wright Brothers, and written hy Orville Wright an a deposition In a patent auit in 10I!U Tho article may help to dlsnol the tuition that the Wrights were merely bicycle niechanlra who hud one bright Idea or tlml they were UnkererH rather than scientists. Invention Is not Accomplished by n stroke nr luck or a lu ll limit flush of illumination from ab o ve. Usually It re­ sults from pallont, hard work. Tho Wright brothers read everything they could About tho other men who had irled to fly. They examined and studied tables of air presaure. They built and flow gliders. They failed many times but each time began again and learrjed uomnthlng rrnm their failure. There In no way to iiieaaiire I he coutrlliutloii' the Wrlghtn made to progress. From their first primitive at­ tempts at flight came the great airllnero. the fast planes that fly oceans over night and mnkn every part of the world Juiil around Hie corner from every other part. It la good to remember their achievement and participate aa a nation In tho fiftieth birthday colebratlon of tho invention which gave men wings. Preiid-mt Eiirnhowrr In , per»onally thanked Id ol hi, Florida, •upp,uteri for then work in hi* election campaign. Thl* ii a nice etlurr hut actually Mr. Eiienlower’* victory in Florida wa* nol the work ol any political rugs,ora­ tion. It wa* the culmination ol a Pole Hopping growing awarenei* among our citii*n» that perpetual "New Dealing" Once the North Pole wan considered a remoto spot, w *, leading u» to eventual tocial"somewhere to the far North." Half fanciful tales of tho hm. t The Indian government ha* or­ dered teveral American automobile eompanie* to time their aitemhly plant* in New Delhi in order to glva the local manufacturer* a chance. We doubt if thi* will work much of a hardihip on our auto maker*, md we have a tuipkioti that any automotive product, man­ ufactured by the Indian* will cau*e a lot n( headache* to cuttomen who may chance to buy them. Northern lights, anowy wastes and Igloo villages filtered hack to the temperate znnea from tho men with the daring mid ntninina to venture Into tho desolate polar regions. Today the polo la a-mere point on a three dimensional map of th* the world. Weather planer, planes and military craft have made an many trlpB over the polo that mich fifghU are no longer considered remarkable. The latest step in taking the mystery out of the Northern wastes was the flight of a Hcandanavfan passenger plane from Oslo. Norway, to Tokyo. J s ia t n . Is the North Polo to become a mere algn post on a rotnmuter route form Europe to Japan? Will pilots soon point It out to curious travelers who fly over It In fast airliners? Civilization moves on. The world grows smaller and General Luciu* Clay in addrett- more tightly knit. It must become more peaceful, loo. If It is ing future ollicer* al graduating in l!,!rvlce< “ passenger planes can make such long range •tarciitt al We»| Point wa. op- flights so can bombers. flraiitic in hi* apptalial of tha ftee nation*' »hi|ity t<* J*|esk imlanl Another Hansbrough aiKctit of lutprtte attack by ComAuction Scheduled munitl war lord*. In a more .ombre note, however, tha former com­ Another one of llsniborouih'i ft. mander in Germany, aipraticd the rnouie and unique auction! wilt be opinion that "peace if it come* held neat weekend between DeLand and Ponce DeLeon Spring! when a tract of land with home, ternary and orange grove will go under the .hammer Thursday June U at 1:00 p.m. A roadside aland alio goea with tho property. A night auction will be held be­ ginning at 7:80 p.m. on choice DeLand prnpertlei. On June 0 at 1:00 p,m. the "Circle J Ainch'' 18, mile* mirth of Orando wifi be sold and Wednesday June 10 b*- / auction! w ill ba held in ranch, two mllea front' Sanford-New Smyrna a a y fc p js A ir'S & T a's •gardlaaa of weather.. ration Inter y American war. A ftyt world Irsd r He has handled his relallnns wllb Congress to carefully, In public anyway, Hurt no one in Co,igrr*a has eaprrssr-j any p'raonal h„s Itllts to the (nan In Ihe W hiff House Put that doesn't liman he ra il smile his way Ihrougli all the time He's had some setbarks and m iy have more H i r e thl* «r*alon ends Ills own ll-ouhllran leaders brushed him v.ide mi his request for congressional approval of e resolution to condemn Russia for breaking wartime agreeini-wla and enslaving Ihe people of Egstern Europe Ills bailers wanted, lo *dd a criticism of former DeniotT»tlc Presidents Trum an mid Roosevr-'t wlm had made Ihe agreements y lth the RUssinn*. The Denioerots h u lk ’d, saving they'd 'vole for Elsenhower'ii Idea, hut nn( for t|m rr-’dsed vershiq. The Repiildlean leadership, know­ ing It didn't have rtmuifh vnle* in Its nun ranks to out vote the fiem , (M-ruls, ditched lli-> udi'ile buslne ty Elsenhower didn't put up any flphl on the rim diillnn Mavhe he didn't look on It as a major Issue anvwnv Rot lie hat also beep brushed aside on Iwo major Issues he tun talked of wnullne fine u-as admission of Hawaii *t Ihe 4|Jth stnt^ and Ihe other w-»s •di,-inges hi Ihe Tati H artley labor act Slab-hood for Hawaii has been gelling ihe go by. but Hapohtlran leaders are now talking about makl log It the neat nrder of butlnm* In Ihe Senate In an effort to u-ln approval Revisions of T -ll at Ih ll Sesslnn Is praetlrallv a Inst ram e Fo r the lalluro on T i l Elsen­ hower ran probably blame himself nmre than anyone else. Tber-j were lengthy Congressional bearings ,m revision* In the labor art. Rul Elsenhower sent no recommend*, tlon* to CoOaie,,., eilliar lillsscllv from the While House or through fleerelarv of Labor Durkin. Thla Elaenhower Durkin alkmee was astonishing to many Durkin, while a union leader heforo becom­ ing secretary, said he thnught the whole T -ll act ahotild he wiped o'rt, After becoming le cre tary, Durkin said It could he kept If changed, bill ht> never appeared hefnre e rnm m illee In express Ihe admin­ istration's views nor did he nuke anv recommendation* In public. KUenhuwer w ill face one of hi! biggest and moat critica l testa on nlque, diving, swimming, flrs l aid and surf rescue. Joe Mason w ill supervise the course. The Itid s v rlrru ru b im Is hi-'oa •(aged In Davtnng Reach through Ih- cn or-ratlrm of Dayton* of filia l* , the Daytona Reach Red Cross and Daytona Life Saving Corps W e a th e r Asheville Rortnn (.‘Mr aan C D v re m l I/,-. Angeles New Orleans New Yo rk Washington Jacksonville Miami Tallahassee l.nw H l(h P rerlp . XI to 74 M 01 !W et N) no SH Ml Rfl 91 51 M 71 tyt KM 7.1 51 11 «1 7d 59 Tt taacs. Iln asktd Congress nnt to reduce taxus laxus this this year hut lo ex /end thef. e»i excess profits tax. due lo end June le 30. 5 milII P er 31 Tlu-i«tt op l l arong opposition In the Capitol against thla requrwt. cAl!«g« p/aaidaat of e S U U school gats 116 .0 0 0 a year. Scare (ration In The South (E D irU R '8 NOTH: At Ihe -queit ol one of nur auboertbera wa ara reprinting the follow! article on race aegreaallon In the public hi hoots of tne South. It I n taken from the Pender Chronicle of Hurgaw, N. O , who gave «* iln aulhur the editor nf Ihe '‘Telegraph." a colored newspaper published In N ewark, N. J . We think the viewa ara Interesting because they are written hy a Negro who lleea In Ih r N orth.) The efforts made by certain paid agitators and pressure group* to have segregated school* In the South declared unconstitutional may esuae southern Negroes to lose n lot nmre than they w ill gain. The trouble w llh this Govern­ ment, wa with sim ilar ones, la that Ih.- Initiators don't count the over-all i o ,l In the rare The pre­ sent effort Is designed to destroy the whole |,n tfrtn of segregation and to establish an Integrated social older in which there w ill be no distinction made In thla country on the basis nf race, religion, color, or nationality. That Is a laudable objective, hut human nature lust haa not changed that much, and tha achievement o f eucli an objective could rouse repercussion that might set the Negro bsrk 50 years. Integration In the schnol* In the Nnr'b and East Is not a howl­ ing success. A Negro ran attend most of the schools up here and gel a i l r-ducntlnn, hut few of the M ale* thiti educate Mm w ill hire him as a teacher The State of fo nn ertlciit doesn't have 25 Negro teachers Recently I visited A lban y, the capital of New York State, and learned that the city only em­ ploys three Negm teachers. Our own c ity , Newark, with Negroes rnnstlt-iting 20 per cent o f the population employs 2,200 teachers, Imi only 70 or them ere Negroes, mid we don't have one Negro principal-, hip. Nowhere In these Integrated (Male* dt, Negirre* gp| anywhere near proportionate representation. Every device Is employed to keep qualified N e g ro e s from being «*. -'jgneil Recently ti reputable New York 1st or union mad" « report " f thr employment of Negro teach­ ers io N*-w York f i t y ant) charged Ih sl n svnlematl scheme has been adopts | l,< exclude Negroes as Ipiirhei t, This Is not true In Ihe .South. The Htntr of Georgia employed 7,:il.'l Negio teacher*, and paid 'hem close lo I lb,(Kio,(MW In sal­ aries lac,I year. North Carolina paid H* Negro teachers over 123,000,000 last vrar. Florida Is another ytate that ranks at the top mi teacher pay. H the,,. State.*, that are now imuriug tit 111Ions nf dnltara annual­ ly In i" Negro pockets which pro­ vide our people with money that enables Ineni In enjoy the dignity of mrtn, to ehjliy the prestige and responsibility, to buy home* and the necessities nf life , are forred to abandon Ihe segrcgnled school, 75 per cent o f the N*gru teachers It) the Month w ill lose I hell- Jehs. Not only that, hut approximately 20,- 000 Negro principals w ill lose their )oh* as waf). Can the fioulhern Negro afford to take this sort of economU: H ik ­ ing for the privilege of sending n il side to s mixed aehoolT I don t think «n, The p rit* ia too great. Again, what w ill happen lo race relations In the South if school In trgratiun is forced down It* throat? At pteaenl 50 per cent of Ihe southern Negroes aaaume very little peisonal responsibility. T heir •mptnyer* do everything for them including selecting an undertaker when a death occur*. Certainly ruling out segregation In the achool* U not going to change the habile of these Ne­ groes, but white employer! w ill definitely change their habit*, and l« the oetrlment o f these poor people who are not responsible for the for.-ad change. T h is present movement to end segtegatlcn in the schools is mere­ ly the loginning of a well-laid plan to completely end segregation in everything In the Mouth. I f this happens, Ihe Negro w ill be thrown Into direct competition with the white ram and nur buslnese Institu­ tions w ill crumble. No place In Ih# world Ho Ne­ groes nwn and control as much ss do those In the South. Atlanta is w ith ,,it question the Negro capital of the world. It Is the cen­ ter of Nrgtn culture, education, business and finance. And both Negroes ami whites live, work, and operate business with out either being conscious of the other's race. This movement to Integrate the schools In the South Is loaded with more ts> 1*1 dynamite than appears on Ihe iiiirface, and the Negro w ill be the one who Is blown away. During the past Iwo years I have spent more time In tha South than 1 have In my office and I have Interviewed thousands of Ne­ groes In all walks of life and I have found very few who favor mixed schools. They want their own schools but equal facilities. This being the situation, one ques­ tion* the fairness of forcing these colored ritlie n * to accept what they dim'I want. I f a little group of paid agitator* succeeded In forcing their w ill upon these people, it appears to me that they should st iesst be given an op­ portunity to he heard. Right t-ow ihe southern Negro is In n hetler spot educationally, politically and economically than the Negines any place else In the world, Race relations are con­ tinually Improving, Every day mo,e southerners are recognising Ihe Negro as s man and according him the respect which he m erits, but the sfinthrrn Negro hlmxelr can do nuwe shout Improving condltluns than rah courts, legislation or pressure groups. Despite all o f the hatlabaloo about the liberal E a st and North, no Negro has been made head nf a Bt.-iln college nr university. Gown South Ihe woods are fu ll of Negro college and university pres­ ident*. Dawn in Texas a Negro a - - f , ~ r r — »»— - Negroes need to refresh their memories on tha fact .th a t just a few year* ago we wera raising caln because colored kids In th* South were being taught by white teacher*. We wanted them taught by Ncgrces. As Negroes qualified, Negro teachers replaced white teachers until now Negro teachers have completely taken over. ^ As they were requested to d-V a group goes back into the court* declaring that the Negro I* not now satisfied w ith equal facilities, that the separate but equal law I* unconstitutional, that nothing lei* than Integration w ill do. That doesn’t seem fa ir to me. Dr. C. L. Persons O PTO M ETR IST UN Month Palmetto A vtnu* P H O N E 29S HANFORD. FLO RID A H O U RH, 9 10,18 — I In 8 NOW LEE BROTHERS Plumbing and Heatlqg Contracture . .117-319 Kim Avenue I'^ona 10^ SINCE 1931 WF, HAVE BEEN BUILDING FRIENDLY CUSTOMERS YOUR BANKING IN ONE-STOP HERE! THROUGH SERVICE ★ ★ CHECKING DEPENDABLE Pay By Check f lt n a r t p eop le p a y i l l t h a t r b ill* by check and m o st • m a r t p e o p le h e r b t h a t r c h e c k in g a ce o n n ta h e r e ! . 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'laughter Mr and Mr* II F RnhDon and of X 'r and M rs. Thomas ;v Itigg* »on Konnlr plan to leave tomorrow ■innminccd today plans for her for th rlr summer home In War ->»» J n iif J tho Sominnle High utarrlage lo Tom J Como-rli ,on *• !»•••*! K '\ * In I* bold it* iritittlo rt ■ ' I i * I ’ ella Hardy, Mrs. S T w ick. It I M il* Jnynle Mae June*, whose of I, Cnnnerly of >an f> .mi m n Vi* and M l*. Jai k Renton honoied <f now iiipmltptH umi •w eeihtarta uinrrl* [c w ill lie an event of June The urdding w ill take place on Mr*. W I' llunge and son Hon 'hen oi.iduating ilanghter*. MN* JO. war honored on Wednesday srd arrived (nun Atlanta to spend Mvttle H rln lr, Ml.** K itty Ni* ami Monday night at 7 .to n clock it «ml tin- in Bullitt inn nf now of* the First Haptlxl Church The lies 1 f it n < S'lmiHY JHC'dmnn, punt pr#inight fm m 8:00 until 10:00 o’clock a week with Mr* Runge's daughtre Mi.< KI'.Nc llentoo. on Saturday Circle No. I of the Women'* u rer; Mr* \\. | Hughey, sunshine with an after-dinner coffee given M is* p o ro lliv Hungr W p llnio k* J r will o fficla lr dont, op< no.| tho mooting by w iln th a swimming party and supper ninmic Mn up iiilici 4 nnd tollhiff of Society r.f C h rlilla n Service of (he <lialTiivm , Ml** Kiln Rollon, spinl tiy Mr* II. Wayde Rucker at her •il ihe service it i i r c n Sirring* Poring the F lro t Method!** Church met nl the iinI litr chnliiim n; M ri. Hetman, home in S nii l.anta. Forming nt A program of nnplial rnuxlc will i tow "f tl'o i Inb'i fii compnih* P i. and Mr*. II Wavde Rucker •P e tnoon swimming was enjoyed nrnl .4 dni i ni: »bo pn at your. home of Mr». W. \V l>» whom J r . mlaalon ntudy chnlrm aii; Mr*. Ru* l>e played hy Mr* Marvin Milam iactive decoration* in the Rucker have a* ibcir goeit p i. Ruck4r'* led ea. l, of Ih r honnree* received Mr J ji tbrn pronidfd a v ff 42ft Scott Avenue, on Monday with *el| Pencil, memhemhlti chairm an; home u c ie lovely nriancem eut* of •uolher, Raymond R Rucker of : i t ' * wiaped In the d a ** color* organist*, and ^tr* .1 S «'!■•vi*bo in 1 ill ' t n•n ytorvico, Iristalling M rl. Brodle W lllieme as rii-linxlex*. Mr*. \V .1 llavld , Sir*. Iter.de I’ inla* in *hade* of pink, ranging ' ’oluinhlir, lenn Thev also recent land w ill be the soloist d purple and while Mis* Higgr w ill hr pi' oi In tlie full, .n mg officer*: Ja m fa The meeting wm opened with the C le rk .111,1 M l*, o live W ell*, tele­ from pair*! pink to a deep rose ly had *» I heir gue*i F K Broome l ater « dellrlou* picnic tuppet marriage by her father and h i* Man- ........... huit, M arvin Goembal, chairm an Mra. Pawtnn welcoming phone i •uininltre. U»o a number of beautiful white of Washington. P C . i » . *e r/ed. con listing of ham chosen a* her matron of honor, m e p>. deni, Joe Hunt, trass* member* and Introducing four new The inertIiiir u n i opened with a n irht blooming ecr*u» "tigers, potato *alsd. linked beans, 'I r * Kenneth Campbell Itrldr* H e i. i " .i It -1.•■ir M iller, secretary. Mcltanlel and membere: T h e d in in g tab le fro m w h ic h i i i a i n i i v i n . Mr*. Raymond Rebuilt; •leviitlini.il m n n i i i i ihi t} iMr*. t | i « t **»*.•"**«■■■• Mi*, b. ittier Kronen of Nen *"t*tn i hip*. *m sll cakes and Coca maid* w ill he Mis* M in I'lmni.i* M n . R*o E . Mataon, Mr*. Nelt ,j,l r („g n „ meeting Mra. I’enrh o ffe r w a * * r r v r d h eld an a rra n g e Inn|i * ,i - deii'ritieil the r4Volk f 'll j- Ii** ai rived In visit her ' ola i. mil Ml** Jo y re Norrt* Serving a* p iu e o u 'i. f a Key Club m e rn h er Farm er end Ml** Aline Chapman lend «o article on A frica. Pledge m enl o f i,ate pink I'ln la * w ith p ink I'lother nud al*tel in law , Mr. and Chose present Included the to il man w ill ire Kenneth l'im p licit New officer* for the year were card* were pre»elitfd ami signed taper* being pl»ce,| in crystal cry* in.I t.'t-l i-f . few nf Ihe u b je rtlv tl Mi* liM iig b lrl*i her at theli \|i*«e* Melba Johnson, Hentilec and usher* w ill he Puncan introduced a* follow*: Mr*. Paw- m il Mr*. M> Daniel appointed Mra. t„,|,|er«. Al*n on the talde wiire home in San l.anta foi severs! ' l i own. Hi tty Ulbhs, Mnrv Thomas, -f Hi. li . ' ini. r m ii ipsl H rrm 4n i ameri'ii and M ullrold \ Pcnnv ton, ch'tlrman; Mr*. J It WII It. w . riunei and M l*. John union while ■tardenla*. A *ilv rt service lava. ..led ttie new mem, memt’ -'t-ara Joyce N orris, Aibcito . U ,r « M ^ l ,« r ,wiVh MV - mnierlv V M m .;, we,cm,......... he new llam a, /lie chairm an; Mr*. J I'. a* reft ••dinient* for the Varntion it one en,| Ilf the taldr was pn heart* into the club . Ihe Sanford __ I Naval Air I I I •-! .Ii" ll ......... lO I " Hi ewer. Mary Jane Hoyle, Thelma at si ilion Mr and Mr* II A. Cobb and sided over hv Mr*. Ralph Austin Thurmond, aecretary; Mr*. M. I.. Bible School June 2f». 'l le i s . Mary l.on Itowen, Janice '• im T o n and Harold A Penny. . . . hu w illingn exi to A Stnnr* Iff' W right, ireaaurer. llrfliM lnnenl* were served at the Smith. Olher appointment* on llu Mr and Mrs I Heel, loan W rigiit. Ju dy Irv in , In i, a* much tlon for rinse friend* anil relative* ............................ M m . Farm er led a ilevntlonal ! ,-onelnaioit ,.i the meeting to Mr*. table w ire of crystal. O lher* as today for Tallahassee In atttnd Eleanor NTs, P a lly W alker, Hope of Ihe cniiplt* w ill he held al Ihe ,...... . " . i , . ......... ,h " using a* hei theme ''Beloddlm; III* M rPanlel, Mr*. Thornton, Mr*. *i*tfiiB were Mr*. A. L. Skinner Ihe gradual on rsivcN en of Ml** •ml H* i n Weldie and S a ia Nell Riggs' home al tiPH West F irst 1 K'walits Key t'luti rom m lli'li. KrsnrPH <ol»h ill Ihi' I* lo rid i G lo ry " nnd closing with a prayer, Pesme t.rri-k, Mr*. T urn er, Mr*. and Mrs. Jam es Powell. 'la id in Street All friends are enrdlallv *ci- niciutici - were ihtrniluced at On Ihe huffet wn« a bridal icene C n lvcrsll)' fledge rard* were dlstrihnlrd and Hughey, Mr* W ell*, Mr*. Randall Ini Iteil to allend Ihe wedding el lew • p il ' V i s i t and Ja m a i mamher* were reminded of tilcdge P ile s l, Mr* J . O. Pope, Mr*. I.. with a miniature hrlde ami grootp Edward M cKinley arrived l«*t U /n n J r ft, r i i i n l i e n « s ii int 11 I It Rent, club *pnnior, ItfV icea to he held neat Monday P. P u ffy , Mr*, (iilln n , Mra. P y a l, dsn-ling under an arch of pink nlglil from Em ory P n lv rr* lty »t 'old -f Hm in p ilr e m e n t s to b4 i t the rhnrch. Mr* R la ike and Mr*. Fran k H uirh, Mr*. W. J . and white. The little miniature Oxford, Ua to irieiul the *um * *” * * “* Itg ild i f.u m e m lie rsh lp In th l IIO U / V W O O I) M r*. Swain volunteered to serve Pavld, Mr* lleim an , Mr*. J . S. In trie- and groom bad also been mcr with hN p .irisii*. Ihe Rev. and hioeu I .lu t in g th a t a IK) a v a r ­ i t the PRO and Mr*. Coghnrn and M rPanb'l. Mr*. Pencil and Mr*. T . il-ed on lop of the wedding cake Mrs J nv BO B THOM AS ' l l * L a i I H ig g in b o th a m and her E M cKinley The R c' ic e l i t , I - lie iiia liita in e d for 4 of Ml«* Jones’ brother. L t . C. It M r*. T lllla volunteered In serve K. Wilson, M cKinley and annHiision went • m illie r, M r* II K u h e r ts , won the • el I a in i i r i e .l ef lim e before 4 lone* Ir at III* marriage to the refreshment* pn the opening day Itltl.LY W O O D 'Ti The tile nf an •i n r i fo r sco rin g h ig h s i the tinb'iii - mi tie i onsirlerei| for former Mi** Rarhara Riicker In En ro n vcslorrlav and were ac of Bible School June 22. Oscar w ln nrr Is nol as easy as it ciimpanied home In Edward. w e e kly in e rtin g o f th e D u p llin t r Circle Nn. ft met at the hnme of Other decoration* on the buffet Ho*tet*e* for G il-new year weie might »eem. take it from Ju d i iiiciutici I mp H e i- must have a H rld g e r l l l l i held W ed lle a d av n ig ht vete (link Pints* ami tail pink arranged and Mr*. Chapman an­ Mr*. Hay tV. Herrnn, 2110 Pal high - ii 'tiiiii. .tsnditig and IF * Mu l! i» Maim K ra U e rl I he n o id liig w as todil at * 0 0 Hollidav nounced that lb * ih u lv for the niello Avenue, at 10:00 a.Ill with taper«. The lilnmle actress m ailr a Ire 'lie li. i tia i.n tci and huidershlu of Mr and M r*. W. A •Vlock in ttie H a n fo rd 'Y m n n n 's For the party Ml** June* wore dirnglili'i year would h« .baHfd on the Rook Mi* 11 M Crum ley, rhaitm an, uumdini* hit a* the dninli llillu <,i in I it i ••. K n it 'e i', 2 ( ini park Avenue who lo ti ' l l and M m liv in g I'c in o f Jerem iah. The meeting wa* pie ildlnc The meellng wa* opened •I ballerina length *'raple*« drr** •cien tly moved to Sanford from '•eig well* se, utlil lllg ll Dawn In “ Horn Yesterday' both t he ii.'wly clei teit iiveetireart, closed with the fepcslm g of the with th * i< pealing o i the Lord's if auilu lace and taffeta Poring Tnllaha • c , plon* lo leave foi on Ihe stage and screen She was ' l l - . Ha luiia i a-stihe, was IntroHis In lile • o f b rid g e e n th o *in » l * Lord a Prayer in unison Refresh P ia ve r. (M iner* elected were a* the evening the honnree ua* pre ai'clalm ril a new star and u.as luce.I n . 'veie .w e e th e a rtl, M ill lie 'I i) Itnu. li i amp on Wedne* 'e r e p resen t to en jo y I h r e v e n t, \‘ M* ,n r **'* It' Mr*. Roy follow*. Mi i. ,M. It. Strickland. rented with a pastel blanket from la) She w ill he jollied at the nidoding a gu est table frin u H i handed an Acad-m v Award two t’aiileti.- i a-"ti ami M is* Carol the hos'C** \ mmiher of Invelv T IIU *. Mia. A R w rt ||H r if e ly , M m j vn t chtum nn, Mn,. C. D. Hruwp years ago Hut she lias had ho I oei'lieli The g i l l, assist (he rlllb •imp ,i, So, fiiin d , Mary Ann and i W IN ..II l.a n d lr v o f l l i lnm lo nlano selection* were rendered by M u . 8<hu1(v, Mm. W. IV I arrm lHi v ; Mem. W. >V. T y r r , t r im Broadway .how s and only one pie •e ,te.'.u hi mg fm dance* and denning,. po to lhi Ann Alford aid ■etved i i . gue»t lu s t n ii to i h'ull •» Ml** Margaret Jones, «i»ter of Chapman, Mr*.* Mett* M S ta ik r , m er: M i*. Ed ShinhoUvr, study tore since th in Meat- they must also uphold til* ll.'P y liiili llop kill*, all of T a ils ng the III idge g am es le f r e s h in e n ls Mra. Ruth LondquMt, Mr*. N. V hoo|< chairm an; Mr*. Kd K irchho ff, Ihe hnnoiee. Her inactivity Is partly because -atne ii adcmic .luniliug a* th# IlHssee. w ere se rv e d . Tho* liivlted |o lie with Ml** of the fact that she gave lurth lo | uiemlu'i i * fn ie r, Mr*. U'J*;, M. M cCaskill, li l.*t isI «n •• and publications; Mr*, tip IN FR O N T Mare M iCar It f*. L . M. 8w *ln, M lV C . H. Tate, R. W. H eriro n . Christian social Jones were her mother, Mr*. M in Horolhv Morrison was e* itrti « gtny riirn'* wear »liaik*gui tier flrsl child. .Innalhon I milNew oifittl.ct* s ie Jim m y I> c M a r y h o i n i r n lories, her sister, MN* Mnrgnict Oppenhelm, last Novemlier lint relation*; Mr*. C. LW a lll*, SunH « rry 'B ro w n , Mr*. Sadie neetrd to arrive Ipilay hv plane hi, H illy ii'Stionr pair* * tini h .lipping car Ity K A Y l I F .N N I N t i F R Jona*, and Mr*. II. K M cNali, M i* lim n Atlanta In attend the gradttn te r scarcity of pictures Is largely K i i ' l ' i . " '.il'e i " 'iie ie ihold, Hilly *hlue ,'liuirinuri. t io 11 t ^ .V ’ f'"K*>" fn . M i* ■ llgstl puke! Slid »tl mgliesn xlllll because of the hard bargain site Park, ' ! Philips. Tmnmv W y stf, W . K Raines. Mr». R. A. Fu trell. The circle then made arrange, lohn M iller, Mr*. J . M. Ntlnr lion of l y r sist-r. 'I is* Macaarei lot Iti.i'en, 'Veslev pees, Ed WI t \l tin* m rH liiK «*f U ip Mfiinl «'f lire** Tlie iscliel lie* ea*i *11 Ipher, Mr*. Robert lllllh liiie r. Mr* slrm k with her employers. I'oliiin Morrison, from Semlnoln lllgh hiM'CtniM nf thr hi*B ill V i ’tvi*' tnenls to prepare communion and . r ,‘ W illiam *, Mr*, p m In one sieeie* anil * new away- Ion Plidurc* She held mil fix and \tnei•I*’ii n tb rt itvr*inborn n ltrmUnu *on, M f*. Thurmond. ill* * Mary visit I ho County Home In June J . K. M cKinley, Mr*. .1 F RNcr, Schiinl sim plans In v I*11 for a few \ -woriui Inn «>n T u r tt U y il ur»-* finally won a deal whereby be Mi** tiit'cMui: vit-ic .h»»'l M uiii, Jnm 6i fruui Ihe-necN nei klme r e r u n , and Ml** Aline Chapman and lm*te sen were appointed for Mrs Pougls* Stenslrom , Mi* C day* with lu v parent*, Mr amt (M riilrrt Innt tH»* i i i i ’ i i i I m' i m nf tin* ,n Miiv I i, Mill viu MrirmbH, Tottllfiy would do only one picture a the yen M i*. Shlnholser led the L. W om litiff J r ., Mr* R L. Heard, Mr* W A Morrison, before r"tlirn iMiiiril wm ilfl tie iiv u ila tilr i I i i i i u k and have plenty of time for tin hiitm . If *t*i'i t M ilb*rt I ii r iy Brtto.i* C ircle No. 2 met at the home of «|ndy on preparing oneself to meet Mr* Uurdon Hrsdley, Mr* W \ ing to Em o ry C n lv e rslli w here she • li#* mi m inor tn m «k ti a n y i Mv h p »iia M ov'd M K m tvv , IVtlilv M lllfr t'agle, Mr* Ponald Flain iu , 'I i * Is studying lor tn-r mastor’ * degree stage Ml«S Louise Sipple with Mi«* Sin hi* dally need* tiocortpuir v in tin* Hint I n Mn* llol I goes* I iia - n l -ii clever it..i r. Hunt lntnrBtiruc pU m pie. rhatim an, presiding. A ran The following member* were Victor Greene, Mi* Skinner, Mi* In edneation new t'n m u iiin ily I I iu M h h : W >• ■ Her ill " she sighed T haven't Mm* .li >' th-ivfl i ••f tin* new y M f. dltlig htliig pledge service \>h* •erveit 11 fic.ihnieiit* a* they at Smith, Mr* Harold Aliplchv. Mi* Hi t.R \t E ' I . S | IN E l IP II L it M fU'-r. In iiM o r, wnn t lit* been aide In find a plai conducted hy Mr*. W. 11. K irby lived ut tin meeting' Mr* J N J. M Leonard. Mr*. Reeve*. Mr* I •» nil ml*” ami w ill |m»iii tin* Miss t tm t’e lri t'm le i liitiiixeil a Ml— Hnlllrlay lio iiin ay Ii- luick in ,, at wnrk ...... can ge mi playing tile dumb asaUled by Mra. I-. T . Po»*. Mr*. \ AAll I el In, Mi*. F.. C. W illiam *, Hal Colbert, Mr* I I K Joni’*, lo u n iln t lm ii4 in n ii n < f-lo ttiit ( w.m deifui year last .Saturday night o'i Hi" muvte stages, lining a com Lu cy Courier* and Mr*. Rn** Ad Mr*. .1 M l.aney, Mr*. I.bla S ta ll, Mr*. ’/. .1 J)iric«, M i* Powell, Mi* |tttwp| i h n In* i«*<*ilr *"<I I Ii I n nin s i with a log iliincc In hoiioi uf I he city ca lln i " A Name For H e rs e lf'' hlnmlc Odi* W hile, Mr* Ethel Tlminus, ant*. Mi*. C. F. Human, Mr*. W aller • 1 .1. -luahng seniors amt slim slim aagnno 1he this em p ha,lrei| that •tliri in ii>«ii tnnt mnttoi K w ill ..........................*■ " - and ■".) ln< inning She Slie Isis trim turn and good mne nine O fficer* for the coming year Price, Mr* K irch ho ff, Mr* T y r ". Mr*. Owen Fnrguaon, Mr* Flunk loo pounds under her s tillin g weight *1"' i* tlomigli pi ntng Hlllte Dawn Ml * I it11 \ W .ilU .i it n«| M i» 'iHciiiM '.l ut tho mootini; «*f tlio fr■•sluii.'ii T lie ie weie ut,"nt w ar* Introduce)) by Mr*. J . II 'Ir» Oi tavla Rum hlry, Mr*. W. Pnnofero, and Mr* K. II. Ciillum <hiii 1 I I i i \ school kills then in. lulling the Vesferd u " lle iu c i ,i s , , e (■ lU'ltuti: far away from the f h i b p ’d w it h >i 1 ivic A nil K in ln y N ich o litn a* follow*: chairman, C. H ill, Mr*. Crum ley, Mr*. Shin Also Ihe Ml**e* lliirbarn McNali, rill |>l 11,-i, \ | . „ Ihe ...........„f scenes she told r.f lew travail In l""h ' "H •" her next stage C1,1 |'M|( (lift pill 1\ IlflMHI "inu \ h *h*i | nttoinlniii v i,4 M ail MU* Sipple; m chairman. Mr*, imNer. Mi* C. I. W alll*, Mi* J .lfnnn«* |.nr»»» M lllrt, \J \ • i !* II* ni* /. a inrmlM i • u n i . the Heave, H ie,, Set.......I Ch.'l, H'vlt.g to find vehlr l"s to follow Ml. plans to do a slltnm4r A. f'alh mn. Mr*. Glen .Stewart a I Ktlneelphrr, Holly nillhlm et. Ethel mg 'ti Hugh NirhoUnn; secretary ami 1 **’— *•..... > —■ ) '— ' - —i n..*i.. i ),,- | o f,i i,icli . limit g rad u atin g Mr** f* A til nit T ii't |t* of M»n»t •ame m. and rnteie.l I...... • >.. r.ni h,'r " '« ar winning porlrayal ''' ' , w!,v reporter, Mr*. Arlam*; treasurer, new ineinlmr, Mr*. R. P . Hutchison R iser, Mmy l.on Copeland, Hetty * lltrri* nr fnnr pli»\ I ’ 11; ' ’• ' 1, r ' 1 bibn UlliOfl Jane Copi'lnnil, Tnmmye Met In in, I h • i I . .i I'loii dnv night. Th' • la ir, N .1 Ima boon n um'At nf Mft«*i tlicli .n ric rrl lit. a •*i *i Ii .*.I M r*. W. II. K irb y ; sunshine chair- h guest anil Mr*, llr own. Mm . K U t Gnkl**i» fm twn wook* la** , • "I . put pie and w lilli Melhvln, E llia lo 'tli Field* wa* h>wt*K» lino Je m man. M i*. ('Unite Heindun; spirit ( Mr*. \V I*. Fit w el e liioiot ifiitl v • .ii r in l out In Mia I Ink Iff* pavo a illnrn i |*n • ■\ the parents, f ,in n l. <!n.I i'. achers •vrrythfng Ural , \Vhlle, l 111II Colle. Arlene Jaenli us) life, MtS. J . M, Leonard; ml* far the meeting of Circle No. (1 at .* t-kI'll •" plav "■ Hro.olwai is a somtiiv late of • iiinimei floivci s nod riiln iatllli fm hoi mi Mninlny •’ veninp at helping end joining Int.. the fun been m-uI lo me nnle-s ,,............. •nn, lle.lty Ciillum , Hoseniai y Slonary Education errroln ry, Mr*, her ham- at 200 West Seventeenth i* . turn of the century lloston girl whe •lipl'uiui • i* lip l> w• 11 given to Go V illa Nova in W ln trr I'm k . Ih* '*",.■ M anil Mr* 1-hn Miller a t":tli'"rl»h that it dnesn | '*•*' lo find Ciillum , nml Joanne W illlsm *. I.-. ...' ... ,, ’ A good comedv is hard to fool ......................................................... .. nnH er: mamber.*hlp secretary. Street on Monday morning. The f.ii.o s Ryfreslitltenls **ttn*i u n iat 4 worn Mr 4 . A 11 il r*H| i oi 'a make m.i believe world M u ' Lvan* i a| Li-xisl one with a par! hv me , It' - m Sh* Irs. Nellie Vkughn; Christian devotion il was led by Mr*. Eva ousisled nf Irln iuos sandwiches, t' orln‘1 ni | im'Ii A rlm i ami thr \ " w refuses in m.arrv her home town ' . t o y M r*. M. It Strickland. I -n h . I get lol* „f comedies lint ioclal Relations secretaries, Mrs. Ila ik e y and I ho meet log wa* con­ •mall cal.**, m ils nod candy w ill' Minftoa lio rn th o ii mid K n y I I m i ' l . s I siulurs lire,lose they are rle rk s and L I iiopei. Mi s |||(,v w,.rt. w r| | | rn r«*r llt llir Miiwn >o.*s and Mr*. Itohlnsim; com ducted liy Mrn.. C. E . Sharpening am| M i*. William*o|io-r imi'l.imiwmis lyja's During a Coen Cols*. . , m n tfo t *» ilirm il.- ... il. 1.,b ll,„ ll a|" N \ ir a r r e ll" , pp,, wr p..r* of think llia al' hiunib-t i. Mr*. J ’ .Biunlnn, M r*,, II. P. Alexander; Sr. She welcnmerl mernher* nnd t hlcago iis it . she has one Is** M ra, B u m oil f*fK»|Mir hi«4 rt'h iru Thiutc invited t" ••<• with Mi** Meetlng on Monday night Circle ■'Irs .1 I' P a v ls , Mi and Mr I have to do N talk In a funny ’ telephone.' Mra.*' * Clyde Rarnsev, led nn org niiliallunal election. Heirit* wen the Misses Eloi*'* • tl hnrno nftot n nintitli apont vlait . .................. cli ou r to avoid liccooJng an old No. ft gathered at Ihe home of Mr* voice anil say dirty lines and Hi.it (lu rin g the election Mr*. J C , M rs, P a t||*h a |l, Mrs. It. W. Slurdl* II--n1on% K ll'v Nix. Ih’l iv Gibb*. m g 'ie ia iN e s and frirlu N m New ■[ M Htlneriphe' .........si Cowley, Ii Ink makes a hit comedy 'rThey ''- ' I•'•■ ■■t. 1maid lull falls v *n l an I Mrs. J . R. Hnuk; trim*- lla v l* wsH -eleclrd a* vie* chair- Hen Wiggins with Mr*- T T . Tyre lie(iirl,'c tliow p, 'riieitnu 'fv e r i 'o ik . Mr*. F ia t. Wldmati of J a .k •' ’ «"d Mrs lien.,er Udioine. acting h* Mi-ho«(r*n. T h e . new pnrtatloa. Mr*. NlchnUon, Mr*. E- than; M rs; II C. Morgan/ dec insen llc lg h u , N Y. tlv-w down with M l* R»U«> " h e M'«lgerI S lilib 'v Perry and Sara Nell Hat C.' Rnilt't and Mrs. J . M. Ila y c a ; lo ry ; Mr*. U. II. Hudson, treas­ clmlrmau, Mra- J . IL b n , led tlic i|ln A t»» Mis.' E 0 K*'Hh, Mr*. her tm ii shoit visit umi to aiti'tid i l,l' 1 *■ e v e i\"M* Dui ly cbalrm ou,. M r*.- Mabel u rer; M*-*.-Robert Reely, Chfiptlsn opening p iayer ami a ilevotionsl I .1 la m " .li M is. Geoige A tfrfi| tile gulden wedding aiililver nir y "f " i"ing lg Intin evening nt and Mr*. R. M. Mason; snrlsl relations; Mr*. It. F , C’rwn- wa* given by Mr* W llm cr Cnlliert, uni daughter Huniile, Mm. Chat let her |.H>. nta Mr and Mr* S If enjnvr.1 i .mn.I Ian. log Mini -ipiaie Im . inn t lie tjuare da>1.e * weie A study entitled "You Need Ufa membership. Mr*, tl I, *haw, spiritual life ; Mr*. n .j C. Haves Mi"l daughter L a v . Mr*. F ill a i l e d t,v Hull Mi' Glil a m t llnli M m H im lm au. literature ami publica­ C h ris t N o w ", » « * conducted by P e ll* H ardy, mother nf the h oi B a rk s: prayer group, Mr* C arrie M> and M l* David ltntli»chlld t i n I ' r l i e s o n e w m i f u r spot Draper. tion; Mr i i L W illiam *, ftudy Mr*, A ih b y Jones; after which a nice, an t Mm I f*nh W alt wen ho*t» al tlie annual .Itniiei d a n c e - , ini n l h r l . . i nl e t * I a t e i Tn* following member* p er* c lu ilrin in ; M i* •’ H W yatt, »un- guest, M r*. R P HutrhNon. new |.u i * y ,*f l tie-11 liii.lg e rluti la*' in ill** . c l u n g i * f i t h l i i e n t a c m present: Mr* Adam*. Mr*. Alt's- dilne rhi-irtpnn, Mrs Jama* C. ptesldeni of tlie IV H < S , In l (inis.luv The othei member* .it d a t i n g o f |>illl. Il a n d l a k e w e i e stalled (lie new o fficers, Mrs .1 ander, Mr*. Bim ini, Mr* Courier, Higgins, puhlicltt the cluli are Mi ami M is bluest -el i e.l Mr* rhorpeniug announced that II. I.re , chairm an, Mr*. I*<l WII | Mrs. floss, Mr*. Herndon, Mr* lliie lln i, Ml and Ml* Lee II. \ le-i >d H.e cniple* attending K irb y , Mr*. Mason, Mr*. Nichol­ the I tally Vacation Itthln School Hams, vice chairm an. Mis Hlnke t-prague and Col and M is " il 'lie dan M ON DAY and has Ing loads uf fun son, Mr*. II. I I . P attisb all, Mr*. would begin on June 22 and Mr*. Saw yer, secretary; M is. Ernest I'lr , |rs otic lliroiigti seven "t Hie Mam 11nt t wen. Ili.l.l.ii Hi-l ee and Saudi * Ram sey, Mrs. R. F . Hohirnmn, Ml** Hunter nnd Mr* Panic!* were ap­ Southward, treasurer; Mrs T aylo r Mi ami M i* H a iry Hiowti w ere' Dunn, .1■ " ’•u io iii‘ < M l**hitiniv Hnrlctv »f in in v K rider and Jeanne fjIppie. Mr*. Sm ith ,' Mr*. Slurd l pointed tc nervr refreshments on Brown, sunshine chairm an; Mr* the Fliet till pi i'll Churrh w ill ui'ct (mat- at a luticheoM anil swimming vant, Mrs. Vaughn and Mrs. K. U. .1il lit* 21. Hnstesse* were appointed Ralph Dean, Christian social rela III Hie Educational Hull.line at parly g lirti fni the social attldlea 1 an.' ' | i Im , Ray Davis and M'".a tlon* ghulrman; Mr* ti. n W il­ .lotie, ,(..*• I'iekeiis and i'eggv K ilp a trick . Ihimigh January HIM after which class in H tel*"ii and Prof tl C. VViiglit. Sanooi Jni'nltaon and the meeting wa* cloned with a li nms, meml'ershlp; and Mr*. It. |n If. a in A roveied dish lun. 1....... .Hei i min, inetiuctni w ill lie -erveit nt noon with » I" " E . M itchell, publicity. Indy 11 * tn. loiiinv Wade uml It .' C ir r i* No. met at the home of prayer. Mi noil M u N ichnla, Horrelli H ollniiiiv. H aivey W ilkin son and gram to tic lo r-entrd I " " r Annnunceuii'nt wa* made that Refreshment* were served to Mr*. W illard O. Brlnaon, Monday lu v r le(| with tlieir daughtrl. Ml* E C. Pamela, Mr*. J . F. the Ju ly 7 meeting w ill |,e held ill the I'lilitrli Tile lit* school * * r . U m l*. Ini New Je i sey where they Hetty H iiaii, Saia .lacuhsoll an 1 afternoon at .1:00 o'clock. P rim a ly Sonl.eam llatul* nnd Hoi The meeting was preilded over IJiie r, Mr*. Morgan, Mr*. I L C. with Mrs. Ted W illiam * *m| Mr*. Junior G irl*' A u xilia ry wilt m ." w ill spend »ome time with their Dil Slndttrb), ll-.ti M m il* ami by thk chairm an. Mr*. Hrluaon. H m rlm i.i, Mr*. Iteely, Mr*. Eva J . II. I ,eo at their New Sm yrna at (lie chinch during tlie *»m* daughter ami mm in law Mi ami Colleen ( ngehretaon, ftiiwn P»*r son an ! I a n i |{> el Devotional was .given by Mr*. S. H srkey. Mr*. C lark l.eonardy, Beach apartments. All members Mr* J . A Molilalia Dining tlie Alumni up nl tlie C late weie M>* F II l.*n »y, M r;. Chorpsn- see lnvp*d to be present, bringing hour*. 0 . Bhlnholaar. aummer they w ill I ravel in New (Trcle* of (lie Wnmen of Hi* W allet Ri'utli, Janie* Manning. O fficer* for the new year In­ inn, Mr* Nevada .Staffer, Mrs. W . a covered dish; and sre welcome Prepiby't i Ian Church w ill inc*'i *< England ami visit relative* W allei lim liam and Flo MeGill troduced were: chairm an, Mra. A. Hunter, Mr*. Crenshaw, Mra. to bring their children M l. .nt'l Mr* Grurge H. lir ifflu R efrishm enls were served to follow*: C irri* No. I, Mr*. Chatl** The C iate lul* epnnaoird a great W illard O. Hrlnaon; treasurer, J . II. Crawford. Mrs. II. B. Hudson have rc iu r iii'd fioni a trip to .luck W ilke rl'nil'iualt, with Mr* G i"ig « M u . O. H. Anderson, Mr*. Ilntw n, many n. lliit ie * till* yeni and Mlaa B e n ia Zachary; aecretary, and Mr*. Fields. ■unville. Stine, -I2H Huinmerlin A vrm n , at Mr*. C . L . Ilirttier, Mr*. I'ulbert, everyone attending haa had a Mr*- Zeb R a t liff; •.otmehine. M r*. Mr. and M i* iVallm e 4iiililr i Uliilul lino ,lu*t in iiise you have E 2:ft(l ti.m ; Circle Nn. 2, Mi* Circle No. 7 met with M r*. Mre, Relph Desn. Mr* T f(. B. M cCall: miaalona, M r*. J . w ill vlait their rhildren again tin* It. W ullare eliairm nn, with Mi*. fm gotten. I wmild like tn refresh Atkinson. Wanhlngtnn Goehnrn. Mr*. II. T . Hatchet, Mrs. M. Moye; v iilta tio n , M r*. R . F- Chnrlea Eminett Me.Gull, !IIH Magnnha aummer. T h cii flr*i stop w ill lie C o in study chairm an, Mra. It. F . Avenue, nn Ttteeday evening with C . i l . H ick*, Mre. Jones, Mr*. Lee, Avenue, 8:00 p.m ; Circle N» h at the home of tlicli daughter in yiilir oi.unm v mi some of Hie Cole; devotional, M r*. 8. 0 . Hhln- Mr*. Mntrl* Fnrgu*on, cn-hnataai. Mre. Saw yer, Mrs. tl. II W illism s, Mr*. | „ F . Hoyle chaliin an , » ''h ila rU d a h i, N Y From th ru , tin y eve nl* The I ml*. In*w •pmi*olnil two b o lit r; chairm an Chrletlan Hodal O fficer* weie elected a* follow*! Mre. Ted W illiam s ami Mr* R K. M i*. II. II M 'fn x lln . 2041 M'H " Will gn nn In R"V(H n a ks. Mil'll, big sipuiic dance* svlth D«v* Relatione, Mr*. R . T . W arren. chairman, Mr*. W ally .HIprile; co- Mitchell. wheie Ihelr tiliee m ill, Clyde, vllle Avenue, .‘1:11(1 p.m .; Circle N■ > S I..........in', o i. Jo 'sli* . there have T h * study chairm an, Mr*. Cole, rhairm ao, Mr*. Eugene W lllia m i; Newly formed Circle No It met I, Mr*. 'V. II. I.a r 'r lia rhalini.in, Itavid uml Lloyd, live. hern two huge talent allow* free fa v * Highlight* of m illio n work aecretary and publicity, Mr*. H. M l. nnd Mra. Cliarlea Rlchcn J r . of chin go ami each drawing a huge with Mi i. V. W. Hiuwii. lilt M i'He from the mT*alnn magaalne " M il­ H. Whit tern; treasurer, Mr*. John with the newly eleetiul chairman, and Peggy have la-en here fm two crowd. Al the f i i m( of the y ca i, IH tll p.m ,; (T rcle N" le n a r y B rie f*". DelloT' ■■* refreeh Ittanton; mernherihlp. Mr*. W alter Mr* M. A. Dyal at filth Plomnia Avenue, Drive where Invelv arrangement* Mr*. Fran cl* Meriwether ehau week* with their parnnta. A ll live pool ho ! ping pang tournament* manta wrra served hy ae hoataia. Clapp; nun*hliip, Mr*. M arvin of lavemlai ami w lille >,-*re mnn, w ill m cr! at the rh u t.h at left this nooning im Cincinnati weie held with n great many Member* present: Mra. I. J . l.pililnn: iidsalonHrv «toeatt«n and 2:.'I0 p.m. tu go lo the home of where the eldei Rlchenn w ill spend atuileni* entering. A l.lg Hal Boyette, Mra. H illy Glenn, Mr*. eervlcr, Mr*. Atkfnsnn; eerretary u»ed in ilerorating. I ,«d» Ciiiilphell. D rlliu y : two or three month* with the lowcYti putty wa* held, too, with Mre. tiya l eondiietril the meet­ MIm Dora G u e rty, Mra. M cCall, Mra. epirltual life, Mr*. M. W. Caetle Iflir le Nn. tl, Mr*. C. L . Re.tiling children. game* do releil by Mr. Gordie, arn Moye, Mr*. 8, Q. Hhin- J r .; etatu* of women, Mre. John ing and Sir*. Thro Pale led tlie Mr. and Mia. John Rice, Mr. .'hull limn, with Mr*, nrddliig. ''I'1 r , Mra. A . D , Zachary, Mra. H. W hile. *up|ily, Mr*. Fletchart devotional. Mr*. George Swank, Valencia D rive, 2:.'tl) p.m .; • n« I** Mild Mi a. Gem ge K u lv iii and Air. •lancing nn.l a flnni show. Ami etUily .'hairman, pie*liled over a fin a lly, this wonderful dnnrn Iasi 0 . E . W hite, Mra. A . B . Steven*, 'hiN Ilau eiK-lal relation* and local pledge | rngram during which *he No. 7, Mr*. P. T . Meek* ch a liin *", Mild Mi u Gustav Hi mil spent a Saturday night. Mra. E . B . Sm ith, M r*. R. T . War- church r it lv ilie * , Mr*. M eeiler. day at Daytona Reach lerently. Aside (rum these main event* The meeting w«* opened with lighted three randle* which rep- with M r*. G . A . W ylie, Twenty ran. Mra. M. E . Moya, Mra. R . P. The Hind!* ami M i. ami M r*. W il­ Cole, Ml** - B e n ia Zachary, Mra. the repeating of the Lord’* P ra ye r re*ented, work, *ervire, and g ift*, *evenlh Street and Hanford Ace liam Nowell have taken a week'* there have been a great many eath memlier I* supnosed to nue, 11:01) p.m. with Mr*. Floyd other in tlv itle * K v rrv Saturday W illard 0 . Brlnaon, and Mra. Zeb after which an lmpre**lve pledge which G*»c co-chairman; Evening C !i.j» trio Ip to tv Miami uml Key \Vo«t. __ ........... of ... .......... S. night there weie m game* poof, ; R a tliff. •revive wa* led liy Mr*. Caetla. contribute to the \V. S. Mernher* volunteered to act a* Nn. |, Mi** Lett ii* GaldweT, ch»li Mra, Eldrrdge llooiie* and her | ping pong, eherkera, ami card)! Mre. Hiupte preiMed over tha hoiteeaee for the coming year ami mnn, nt g;00 p.m. with Mr*. A W. Iirothnr, Paul Royal of Miami, who " t ile r game* were enjoyed on Mra. T . P . McDaniel w a i elected huelnet* m e lo n . Thnee attending were Mr*. At- announcement w * i made that the Kno*, .717 \Vre*| Nineteenth Htrcet, are on their way to C alifo rn ia, vniloii* oiglil* and mi some S a tu r­ ae chairman of CtrcH No. 4 at Ita M r*. A . Ci. Fo rt cn-ho»te»»; Eve­ Mopped o lf to vlait with Mr*. day night* round and square meeting held at lha homa of Mra. kinean, Mr*. Geneva B ran tley, Ju ly meeting would lie held at tlie ning Circle No. 2, Mr*. Jack Aim Edna J . Decker. home of Mre. Robert W yrhe, 700 .Inuring were enjoyed In record*. rady Harman eyilh Mr*, W . J . Mr*. Gentle, Mre. Clapn, M r*. H er­ Eaet Fourteenth Street. M n . Dyal *trong chairm an, at H:flO p.m uiH' Mre. Al Faron i* ntill a patient Tile credit for all of tiiesn won­ avid ro-hoeteae. Other o ffice r! bert C o llier, Mr*. Murrl* Porgueon, ■fated that the Dally Vacation M i*. David finch, 210 H olly A*e in Fl*h Memorial H»*p!tul In tie elected w art Mra. W . 8. Thornton, Mra. M arvin l.eddnn. Mra. E . L . Bible School would lie held from title, w ith M r*. Cu rtle lliiBhe», Land, euftrring frum a rase of derful a illv ltle * gne* to Mr. Hownrd Gordie, Celery Crate director, Ley, J r ., Mre. A. O. . Rnherte, Mre. vie* chairm an) M r*. T . E . W lla o n ,|— . . . w h itta rn l trlchlno ile. She w ill prulialdy lie M i*. J . M Slln e clp h rr, P. T . A. tecretary; M r*. B . F , D /a l, treae- Hippie, Mr*. W hite, Mr*. W h ltU rn l June 22 to Ju ly ft and that Circle cu-hoete.il. theia unother two weeks. T H f-H D A Y 0 would eerve refreehmenla for Recreational director, and the i j Ttm Pilot Cltib w ill hol'l Us There I* heUel ■news about flcer* of Ihe Celery (Y a le . A lio tha ichool on Ju ly 2. O fficer* were elected follow*: huelneaa meeting at H:00 p m in other* who have been ho*pitallied we couldn't have done without the IN M M O U S - W f lN G H A lF .$ IZ f 5 Mre. p yyal a l, chairm an; vice chair Ihe Yacht flu b The board will 1 event ly. Chari"* Everett I* luick help nf our regular rluiperonei, home ami wa* well enough to lie Mr. and M i*, limner "ib o rn e , Mr. mat}, Sw ank: mleeionary meet at 7:90 p m . ___ „ Mre. Swank: The U nity ••Truth" f.T*»» will a t the D e lla ry Day celebration, and Mr*. J , N. Anrarndlo, and Curl education, Mre. C arl Chotpeiilog 4 r.| aecretary, M r*. Hubert W yche; meet at tile Valdet Hotel al 7 4!t Lee N aih la nt home hut ha* been Mr*. Ile iiry Dee*. They all deserve Our ihirred-yoko dron morval that you'll lov* lor IN treasurer. Mra, J . K. Terw lileger tu n . with Carolyn I I . I ’ aremi* «* ordered to reet another week or much pi a Nr for a fine Jolt, tlendarifing llnei. It* wonderful comfort. . and of (e arlie r. Tha public la In v itH J r . j ' aunshlne, Mra. Malcolm >(igA* everyone ran *rc, Ihe Celery two. M r*. Patrick Connolly wa* courte, for it* hard-lo-beiiev* price logl Deftly deilgnad The Gleaner'a Claea of the Fir*t brought ■in*j devotional, Mre. Theo P a le ; home on Wedneaday C rate hn* had n wonderful year. by Mynetle of breeie-coal iheer Bemberg rayon, in chrletlan eocial relatione and local llap tist Church w ill hold it* afternoon where *he I* retting The a lu ilin l hmly lia* really hack­ church iirtlvltle a, Mre. Jamee WII- monthly meeting at 7:00 pin. comfortably a l (hi* w riting. ed It up. If ynu were one of thorr her "io whe about your itie " manner which meant M l k ( Y w r A p p o in tm e n t lUmeoo; publicity, Mr*. W illiam opening w ith a covered dleh sup­ perfect fit wilhoul coitly altornliom l And It** guaran­ The Mleee* lad and Nelln Hank* few (hat didn't you tra lly m U ird per at the home of M r*. A. JK lrh ) memberahlp, Mre. Robert Now With were hoelene* at a birthday party out on load* of fun! The Youlh teed w aihable, loo, for added economy Exciting new I'eteriou on W ael F lra t Street. F a rh e r; telephone, M r*. It. M. given fo r M r*, i.ou Hoffman la it Center proportion for n e*l year print in rich color combination!. S lie r 1214 to 2 2 !i. on**, Mre. John Craw ford and Mre. Churlea M ulrhrad Will srtve Saturday. The other guc*U were I* uncertain, but whatever reel***■ lo-huste**. Ira . (V * ii Jonea. Mra. LouUe Carman of Sanford tlonal fa rllllle * we have neat ye e ;, Dallclou* rafreehment* were lei'* a ll really get behind and pu.'h and Mre, K ay E . Perk. d at tha eonelualon of tha tore at the home of and create a really wondarful Hacant vl»f____ ng. Thoaa preaent war* Mra. Mra. Rhode Dover nnd daughtar, youth c"ttlcr program II Mrs. Wllliamaon, Mr*. Ter* llalan , ware Mre. Dover’* brother* r, Mra. H- I- CHquannol, U P 8 A I.A U llI L K SC H O O L end (h all wive* Mr, and Mra. roan, Mr*. 0 . 0. CutT h a U p iala Community Church Phono m i Cleranca H aiard and Mr. and Mra. ra. Emory Spelr, Mra. Vacation Bible School w ill begin r •' /j Charlaa H aiard , all o f Altamonia, Ino, Mra. R. M. Jonea, on Juno b at 0:00 a.m. A ll rhlldran N , Y ; 1017 P r t n c h A i m m one*,, Mr*. R. E . Walla, and young people aro Invited to M n. Swank, a Mr, Mra, Mra. O. M. Fundom, u . and M ra, Cullen MW«ht anU m Our Lay * Away Plan r cant of tha farm attend. D » y or E v w Im Methodist Church ClrcltH Club Holds Meeting dmr a; yrf (Vlory ( ’rate News M iss M y rlr ffeintz Honored A t Party v « . hl‘' JV",!’„ : " " " S . . E C alm doJx e B 8.95 .»*•»'■ GRADUATION Time IS PICTURE Time t M n. B. C. Young, Mra. 0 , 8. pmtnc4 thei birth of daughter Cheryl Myeia, Mra. TaU , M r*..Al Murphy, | Lynn. w tijhin< T Ibe.^ on Jun4 _ la privately owned, veitock feed U man- fropi wood. Boma diamond* ara art dark brawn, pink or canary yellow, i. B m m im 1 �•- pWC 0 p i TH f a *K ra » u j .b » a l„ k i ■».»...■■»■ --------------------------------- State Legislature .... — (Continued from P a r e One) mere controversial work e arly in t w teuton and coasted the last week. It didn’t raise any general taxes ‘ (although It took for the stale a bigger share of belting tnxc.i col­ lected by dug tracks and nut an extra assessment on gratK-’lru it In finance an orpamled fruit advertialng program) ’ f l gave la x relief to a few—by repealing the 1300.000 n year slid­ ing scalo license tax on chal" sieves and offering farm ers and commercial fishermen a rebate on taxes paid for their tractor __ boat fuel. !U record 312 million dollar gen­ era] appropriation* act U -.an n Igw Thursday when (iu v. M cCarty . aent it to the secretary of state’s • without a single change or lion—the first tim e that bus fl happened In many years. Although the Legislatu re left aomethlng less than half the 23 million dollar working capital the governor requested, he sal dthe appropriations act contained safe­ guards which ’ ’w ill) prudent hush ness management" w ill IU the slate maintain a sound financial position.’ ’ Ife referred “ — * to * ' a .b ig building hiilldjn fund and clnuses In the law which w ill let him and the Cabinet llmlg at Commission withhold from e x­ penditure part of the upproprluliO Tunds If they think It Is necessary. Tho Senate Appropriations Com­ mittee released Just before the sus lion adjourned a balance sheet showing lolui general fund apfiro prlationi of tM ?.??o,9Ji. which wouitl leave a balance of f!),l70,(X|3 on Juno V), 1033, if oil of il were Si **Ttes1linated total available funds nf IMl.BWi.ooo for the biennium high as Some forecasts range 377 million* The Legislature was generous . with funds f i r education (M mil- «in--V>,' M fin g ig !, ' v s>- Vi .((y fv k v i p f f l f f i ! y lion dollars mure than over be­ fore), heetth. welfare, state parks and nearly all the agencies of gov­ ernment. It provided money for a medical jlle f a and a new menial hospital la the biggest tw o ye sr building urogram tne slate has ever under­ taken—37 million dollars in all. other projects Include completion of tho women's [s-lson. buildings lit Hie universities and custodial Inslltutions. II gave Ihc school teachers a Win pay raise, bnosk'd the maximum old ago assistance grant to WO a month from |30, and for the first time provided money to help net-.ly persons who are totally diaabb'll. II granted bigger pay cheeks for nearly till slate workers, loo. It opened the welfare rolls to l mb lie Inspection by ovtrrldlng the veto of ii 1031 set by former (iiiv Culler Warren. It authorised construction of the southernmost 110 miles of tho pro posed JacksonvIllc-to-Miaml toll turnpike with borrowed money and set up machinery for planning a northwurd extension. Publisher Challenged T A L L A H A B 8 K R (As-Scn. Hodgr-;s, W liittr t.nrden, today ehnlK ngeil from the Senate floor Pub­ lisher M arlin Andersen of the O r­ lando Sentinel Star, Managing Kdl tor Henry B alcli mid political nipurler lien Field to a public d is­ cussion of proposed expumdon of Orlando's city lim its Kodgis's opposed a local bill, passed through the House by Heps. Land and Keerel, which would have extended the Orlando city lim its to lake In about 23.0UU sub­ urban reslilwni* the newspaper luvorisl expan­ sion of the city. Holding n copy of the SentinelS ta r, wfilrb featured a story by F lrh l saying that (lodgers would k ill the expansion bill, Kodgers I Issued Ills challenge for u publlr illsriisslon, Ihon u.ski-l the Senate lo vole with him against the ineaa ure on a special roll call. Logal Notice I .K I M I . M in n : Notlr* ..I l ’»*-lf.tr HM.*SHIIIt|ll* ilKI.In-l |,r>. ri I v .... Mf-niill* Trull. (llll IMP". J III H ill Ills ll.fi.lt VM1.1. I'H i.r.srlrnnli. Ax- v11.......... III M II ll' l lo V S SHI r NT rG u T tU C IISV VI III M IT HI.Ml It An IIS fill i l ■ (innlu i.<l<> l|» r KniKlull 17 :■ <• •J v llari'lull f, *i '.1 mi l<iiy llumliill 4(1* 74 •*, Wn)l»r .1 It* i'l M> 1ll *& >VmfI«r J lli’-i** id fil W aller J (trail :.i ms lli.x- |l Millet l>l A>4 l.l Sll II. 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HwtdjniJ tin M On lln lirrl Mnrrla Ifi 60 Hubert Mnrrla ill Alt tfi f.n W allar J. Ilnnl 60 r* fin Wallet J Kami All 46 fin MAO All r . fin 60 60 15 All 60 1.6 60 lia r llr iK t o n Hrlnm i AO lA.ftn AH *M AO Darllnxluu Hilionl I mr 11nmton Hi lion AO r.« no 60 64 AO liM illh M inn H>'(mi.I AO Darllniflnn Hit.....I 54 Ail a •* A m la f a 11 AA 16 1%AA f 'J rirtlln 16 An tiaiior.a lllovar ‘46,60 ion •j i no It a r lo r la tlln v a r I. M. Mathew* 6A A fsl 4* An 46.60 Ii. Mathew* f.n I! Matliawa 45 fio 50 lamaa Carry 16 60 I. I'l Mllllia wh Ifi fio bo 60 . j! Malliew* in fin Mullirwa 4fi fin 60 . K Matliawa 50 4fi 50 60 I K Matliawa l& 50 fiO ofi I I! M .ilhaw 66 60 M. Mallmw a 45 fin 60 I M. .Matliawa 46 fio . M MuMlaw a 60 c» r.u 4i 1 I K Aliithawa fiA.61 IV. M llaMiimonl IV. XI. Ilaaiininnl iV. M llaniiiiioni 23 if IS ttf: I I: V ysv High School Band To Give 100th Concert; Ends Successful Year My O H A I'P. M. M TIN K C lP H Fd t llre kkin g n record for any o r­ ganisation in .Seminole High School and that of many high school bands of the same tlse, the Seminole High School Hand w ill pre*»»nt ll* moth performance tonight nt the commencement exercises. These 100 performance* include school assemblies, six major con­ certs, ten parades, among them three stale parades (the governor’s Inaugural parade In Tallahassee, the (la <|iiirilln parade In Tam pa, nnd the American Legion conven­ tion pnmde in O rlando), th-outof.town trips, U'i perfortuaiii-i-s of non-school nature, and niin- per­ formance* by the Jug band. K ln a iH n lly , the band has coino u long way this year. Through the old of the prlnclpul, the student body, the bund parents organisa­ tion, mi l by selling various item*, the hunt has cleared up its uni­ form ib-lit of long stand lug. This was indeed an accomplishment. The Hcinlnole High Bchool Itur.1 and Orchestra Association, headed hy Peter J . Iln ku r, assisted in promoting the bund hy purchasing two triumphal trumpets and a iM of tluipunl drum*. Several awards were given lo outstanding bund member* recent­ ly on Class l)u y. A beautiful loving cup was presented to (Jene W ilkin ­ son, son of Mrs. H. A. H. W ilkin ­ son, ** lie VC.! the HI cut Honor ul lieiug chosen the most outstand­ ing setiioi (Jene hn* been caplalp o f thu hand this year, sergeant and section head lust year, played n solo at district contest two years, headed l< liras* sextet at district and stat.i contests for two years, wa* a member of the ribbon band for two )r * m , and holds a perfect " A " average In baud le.is„rn for two years. Spec I-i I coiiimeiulntioii was awarded to M ary Ann Ilnkur who is the xtily graduate in the Inst two years liiut liolils a perfect pink card record. A gold key was given to each Senior who bad lici-ii milstmidlng In ttiiiai mnshiii mol leadership for lour years. These ate- lieverly lli-ntoii, Mary Ann Ilnkur, Dot Johnson, June Vnuce, llold.y Mor­ tis, (Jene W llkltiion tnni llu rve y W ilkin mn. Hand student* who Im.l done oiilalm idiiig work for two years received n |,mid letter. These Incbnledi ('liarle s Itodebnugli, Jim m y Hriiwn, Mickey liiira k , Ulndy* H asty, lla rl.n ia I .owe. Colleen J-Jnpeliri-tson. (ieraldine W ilkinson, M niv|u M cKinley, Itol.erl New­ som, Kniiiiie Robson, Itodman H iiiinley, Jam es Huffm an, Faye Heckham and P alsy Huughl. H icently majorettes were chosen for next year. Heading the grogp of tw lrje rs lx Colleen I'.ngebretxoii, They liu'liule Prfeda Colvin, Janie (S W V . I'a U lc W itte, Hhidln Drowning ami Carol Nutt. Hubstlliiti'x are Huil.nra l.owe and (llndys lln '.ty. F irs t Seigeanl tirare Marie Klliii-cliilier .....................I Dial re­ hearsal will bo held dining Ihe Mimuier luo iiiln on Tuesday nigiil-i llo lil 7 Id to ll llil p ill. In llie llund H all. Iteglnning June U3 Capt. Marvin (Jorinble wll cunduet these sight reading rehearsals. Anyone interru tel In attending I* cordially Invited to jHirllcipate in Ihe group. T ills Invitation Is extended to any townspeople, Navy musician* and Ju nio r High bund members. F.rliest Cowley, liuiul director, stated " I wish lo (hank the many person* who backed the band this year. It has been u wonderful year for the bumi and without the co­ operation of the student*, parents, administration, the school board, and liie many Interested friends, we could not have aci|ulred the *uece * rM rljmled to us We are looking fm ward |u tin even better year m-st yeur” . Hathi» k Ih'iuitii'H To ViHlt City Tomorrow Forty bathing beauties riding in Ul convertibles accompanied by a bund and a tin in her of stale dig­ nitaries w ill circle Hie Sanford business district twice tiiniorm w morning about u :iu u'clock Till* inntorende will be Die New Hinyrnu ( hamher of Cmniuercu's way of announcing to incal re si­ dents Dial tile slxtli iinminl Seaside Fiesta w ill be held June l l . I2, 1.1, and 14 at Die beach W. J Coiens J r . mummer «( the ......... II.Mpud i I iui niter uf Commerce nobbed Forrest Hreckenrldgu. niuniiger of Seminole County's ( handier. Ihul because of luck of lim e Die group w ill be unable lo make a stop fieri* us In past years. A full four day rmmd of a c tiv i­ ties lx planned w iili highlights be­ ing golf and ’.liiihli-hoard tourna­ ments, deihrulinn of n new bridge, rnniplelim i of an (nieruulionul u ir race, outboard races, daepx, and bnmiuets 'Hie fiesta will n un c In an end Sunday bflcrnoon, June 14, with a polo n»li(«'li al Die .Saddle Club | h i Ii i grounds Itmlio rntfcraiiiM Shorthand Student " Qualifies For Award (Cm btam * Prow P««« On#) Ihe conference. Miss M ary Ooorge, a student In pyun said angrily In *n Inter­ the Sanford Vocational School for view: the past year,, has qualified for (he "1 have never com* across more coveted Hreyg ’«K Shorthand pin, which Is awarded to students reach­ ing a speed of 140 words a minute for five mlnutoi in taking d ic­ and transcribing sam e.. Miss fuse in return to communism tation would "com m it suicide in disgust." fleorge transcribed her miles with th e violent South Knrean oppo­ 97 per cent accuracy. The pin, which is one of the sition has worried Allied leaders. The South Koreans have threat­ highest Shorthand aw ards, Is given ened to continue the fight If an ny the (Irogu Shorthand publlxhtca arm istice is signed on the present through business and high schools. Miss George Is secretary for proposal and P y u t predicted blood­ shed if some uf its terms are en­ E . J . Moughlun, S r ., and ha* been attending night classct In short forced. Clark met e a rlie r with L t. Hen. hand and transcription taught by William K . H arrison, chief Allied M rs. Lydia Watt fur the benefit armistice delegate, ami Lt. Hen. uf office workers whn wish to im Maxwell D. T a y lo r. Klghth Arm y prove their speed and technique. She also has had a tieginning class commander. Hr also conferred with MaJ. U rn . of night students. Thomas Ifcrren , commander of the Other students a rc working to Ko^an communications rone anil win Ihc same aw ard, both in night the man In charge of Allied-hetd and day shorthand classes- A num ­ prisoners. ber of other students from the night have received Gregg A reporter called to C lark aa he classes drove aw ay: "Anything to say, certificates far transcription from GO to too words per minute. general?" “ Not a thing, s o rry ," C lark called back, through the open window uf his rar. He declined any comment on the (Continued Iron* Page (In e ) arm istice negotiations and report* seven professors resigned, Nov. 3. uf an imminent truce. The dispute flared again this Harrison flew from Munsan to Kemil to confer with C la rk , then rear. In February Ihc v<*y Hi. returned to the advance U. N. lev. H r. Jam es A. Pike, dean nf the Cathedral uf HI. John the D i­ armistice headquarters. vine In New Vnri* withdrew th . Leaders of ihe Ooulh Korean baccalaureate speaker. He also de­ gov.-rnment were represented as clined a Doctor uf D ivinity degree resigned to a truce soon on terms from Ihe school and blasted Heunacceptable to them. wanev, as Ho school Is generally They were* said to be taking the known, for "hiding behind Ihe T im ptixilion they would nut recognise nessre Iw a” on the racial Issue. an arm istice but that they would The Uoard of Trustees had said nut offer physical resistance. F.lghth A rm y headmiarterx was secret Allied proposal made May rushing preparations for exchange 23 to settle Ihe fate ul 48.MXI Chi of pri sonars nf w ar. nese and North Korean POWs un­ 'the prospects for an linininrnt willing lo return to their liedIm re sprang from a still officially- ruled hnmotands. Knee Controverny Lake Monroe By BAOIR SODERBLOM • I Ward, and Loren Johns. During th# program the Glre Club gave several aelertion*, with Mlaa Vlrginla Trawlck at the piano, D r. and M rs. I I . I I . M artin and M rs. P. L. P rlcste r visited frirn d x In Ijik e Helen Sunday evening. Eddie Hendrix of Orlando was the week-end guest of his grand­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. />. Dunn. Mr. it ml M rs. II. E . Hodcrbluin and children, Donald Hay and Li(idu G ail, of Eld er Springs, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. K . G. Kodrrhloni Saturday even­ ing. Mr. and M rs. I I . Z. Dunn had ns their ffUMtfl tfutltlty Mr. *n«l Tennessee law did not perm it N.<- Mrs. W alter Hendrix of Orlando. gro admissions and no Negroes had ever applied fur entrance. Tro pical rain forests are about Tlva presence nf g3 bishops Indlexted the Importance of yester­ half Ihe world’s forested arra s day’a decision. The total was said says Urn NuDunal Georgraphtc Hoc to ne ine most ever un the campus. lety. Only the Georgia Dlocc.te was un­ Although petroleum I* produced represented. The school Is owned by 22 dio­ in 33 countries, tho United Slates ceses of the Episcopal Church In produces and uses more than the other 34 countries. 10 Southern states. The Lake Monroe School had its annual picnic Weitnesday, uno .1, at C rystal Luke. A picnic lunch was served by the muilh lb,ers. The irraduatlon exercises uf the Lake Monroe School were held Wednesday evenlnr at 8:00 p. m. The Invocation and benediction were given hv the Hev. Bullock, pastor o f the Church of C hrist of Hanford. Those receiving diplomas were: S ylv ia Price, Dorothy M et|*, Joyce Ruyd, Bernice Sm ith, Kevlx The S tate Farm liuairunce Co. IRVING I. PRYOIt, Representative ItiNim 211 IMelxch Hulldlntr J Phone — 1430 SATISFYING SPRING SNACKS IIOiME MADE WAFFLES W IT H D E L IC IO U S BORDENS ICE CREAM 44c HOT COFFEE 44c R c iim illa t & A n d e r s e n W A LG R EEN A G EN CY "ON T H E C O R N E R H Y T I I E C L O C K " DON’T M ISS OUR H I .VI DIN W l'itlt Mini lllin • ll ll t i t i>. tr. * IIU New* III,; Mot 1.1* ii ir, H|*,r I it K .,»* of I,* i s.io T w llla lil h-.ok SlXu Hp.iri* I 'it, o.f*i:ir> Srii-I III.. 7 llll I'MI.II.,1 i'l, i, • j .i a II.OO-* T o , I I .,«,1 v 7 In N* w* SS Je m i l l * , '* , , , . I,r*l r;i ? IS I *mu.. ul .......... 7: S5 II.<m■-1,/, 1} ,l* i, ih Kn.ro !,• * (, inn a I in no Nlalii K.im .oi in ir, I’l,I i, .1 Naiii.n* III .7u Al lloon- M ul, Ml,*i,i iu i.r. Nxws I I no <‘all To I t *) . , 11 os iiimm i*rr s I ’l l ii || 11 a , X|. S mi I\ rslrro .laio t„iirs * Jn N»-w„ ill* Morniioi M.-loUi*i» 4 f f*. N*» * ltii *Ven I Ci ‘lorg (Hilt* j ♦tn ports At A tllnnee -I,,. ........................... 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((o n tlm ird Prom Page (Ja r) I7 :U Ilsillo Kuril, |ila*-*l nlte iinderslaudiuH with the French 17 >n I'li,-ell, i ••11■ -*• In Indochina.” I I I ’, MiihI, ul Vnrlsll*-* H i:, l.* lln Ainrrl.H ii* " I think we should havo a free I 70 N«w* h«nd to furni an alliance with the 177 M11*1,'ll I I ill* , lud* HrIDsh If we possibly can do so as I: In Mu vin e .........I I'roMiutu I 16 lalli.iiul <1mmr,l •He, * o how l-’ur Kuxtcrn affairs should I All lar Nun,- Ilun, I, be conducted," ho laid . solid AI T in ** "A n nlllnneo has this mlvanlng-.' lluuslnr I I'll* Mil*l<’*| Hlo.wr*** uver Ihe l/olted N atio ns-th at each illlll Ciuli momlHf ean express his view* and N*W* no other member can veto Ids ac­ llllil I'lull 'in* lia n iin i llour tion, as the United Naliops or -Sec \V„rld At Hli Klslillia News atilt by our airplane* in M anchuria. T w lllc lit HoiiM* . I believe we ahniilcl try In work Mpurl* I'urud ,< A rlH I KIPwith llrila in in a m illtury olliNtice I'riflliiM no A i 'I iokI » Uw F r i t , but not one In which pull,Iuv ............. t.««»,OI they possess any Dual veto against Nlvw* Mll ul* III llllrrllld * our policies." f i l l III,01 I ’K,111'110 Taft's reference wax to former Vur l.lv Hull heccctury of sta le Achexnti, wild Heel Tin- llund auine c rlllc * m y permitted 1J. N, ulllea to overrule a decision by tlio i J si$ SiU Ton ( of Lifeguard Safety Tubes A co o d Raiordlass af maka ar caadltlaa . . w all pay yaa (all ratoll prtca far tka f a 'raver* t'litnani T a a a ia Korea C i i I I ih iii ’ HiVST* !*»ii.au. T ra .e re I’lilimiu ‘rank Kwan frank Kwan '■rank Kwan (on flarrla • Jon llarrla ion llarrla ’. K, Ulxrlow i It Adler ea r Blowout Briwfiwwt SAfA * Pwndur* SAFI CAR BARGAIN 1949 Wiltys Jeepster Offer good for « limited time only. So act now! Don’t wait! Oft th« positive blowout protection of Li/eCuardt at » re»J bargain! fI7iat> right — wp’* paying FULJL retail price for the conventional Ipbes you TRADE NOW hn /smoio LifeCuard Safely T«hf* by CffxxJycjtr. Take advamage of this trpiJMn special and SAVE! Btaweut-tafe awiMMMCtaf* In ii M i M bv Au m I in w+Pr p r * i# m Hurry I Of f i r $ IliA i n rfp * h r lim it f V Hmu 0ft I f I "a t the friendly” M kl W rM M l**,, . i m t, ■ W W : S '. ( 1 �T H E .SANFORD H E R A L D 0 W a .N T I *-R R A L ESTATE. f O I S A LK -1 Use HERALD WANT ADS Kor K n it lla TbV* r*M«ntaa t u n ap»>r Want Alla nabnabta I a Tbr t a a l a i l II a raid. I llara Mr r * l lla a la a a rlla a ■ _ tta ---------- — ___ lla a la a r n lo a 4 ilaaaa b r a r r lia r la a r n la a M lla ra Mr a r r l i a r la a rritw a Mr a*r l i a r (a t I r a r l r t'a a t r a r i n « a W nrda la I b r lia r. I la a b lr H a ir fu r H la rb I 'a r r ( aa* * PHONE 148 W a a l Ada w ill b r a r rr a lr M a r r r Ib r T r lr a h n a r « a a t a a r a a d a a r h a r a r I I t o u r n a a r la lla lr d la I b r i r lr a h a a r a .m b. la r r l a r a fu r tbla arru m a iM d a ilu a I b r a d t r r i l a r r la r a a r r t r d la ra> -• ■ S t lf . la a r d r r fa r aa la r#'a d a r I b r bra I a oa alb lr a a ra lrr I W a a l Ada m aa l b r la a a r IH ra aa I b r d a r b r f a r r p a b llr a Haiti P lr a a r ■ • Ills aa la ia ir d la lr li I f a a a r ra r a r ru r a la r a a r at W a r a a a a l b r rra a a a a ib la far aarra ib a a aaa la r a r r a r f s FOR RENT Raymond E . Lumlquixt. Associate Phone I>72 Atlantic Hank Bld>. W E L A K A tpartmants. 1U First Street. Phone 490-W. JO L L__ A WAY AND BABY B E M week or tnonlli — Tel. 1424 Center) U B W. F irst utalture WU8 ROOM efficiency apt. suit Able (or working couple. Ideally located aero** from T o st Office Manuel P riv a te bath. Inquire I Jacobson's Dept . Store. ONE One 2 bedroom home In NANFO P A R K $1130 down payment 27(H) Forest D rive Tel. 344 R H E N D E R S O N V IL L E . N. C .-C utlvenlently located furnished 3-bed­ room home avallablejininedlately for two weoks. A. L . Skinner, T e l. 1433 _____________________ F U R N IS H E D Apt. One. child. 404 E . 14th, Phoue 4AI W S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S A R T ia .M WANTED AWNINGS 7— Pete • U v is w c k • Poultry —7 P lastic, Alum inum , Canvaa. Free Estim ates. Phone 1291-J •(ter B E A U T IF U L Persian kittens, pure • p.m . for appointmant. bred—R10. to $13. M iller'* T o u r­ ist Court, 17 A 92, 0 mites south PLUMR1NO of Sanford. Tel. 1IW7 J l . Contract and repair w rrk . Free estimates. R. L . H arvey. 104 C H IH U AH UA S—A K C brook matSanfurd Ave. Phone 1828. ron, 3 puppies; also fine stud. Phone Wilder Pork 20-20)1 Mr* S P R E A D E R S E R V IC E . Lim e and Ktlna Nelson, Lake- Adelaide, Al Dolomite and Fe rtilize r. Phone innionte Sprlngi, I3B3-M. David E Carpenter. k - Farm Supplies 7-llODM twn story house on lake city lim it*. Bargain Tor fmnt sale by owner Call qulc quirk 122 X H . ,____________ MY E Q U IT Y In two bedroom, con­ crete block home; Kitchen lur nished, Phillip* T e rra ce . 243d __________ Yule Ave. 5 ROOM house, bath, garage, 3 luts; $500 down, $50 00 month 4-ROOM furnished apartment, 500 Phone 1090-R. Park Ave. FO R S A L E : 20 acres farm land, I ROOM efficiency apartm ent; el­ M acres tiled, warehouse with ectric hot water furnished. $35 oo railroad *ldlng, known a* Peter W i l l E lm Avn. Phone 1717-W. Thurston farm . Contact owner direct: P W Martin. P . O. Box S M A L L furnished house • $50 00 a THU, Athens, (icorgiu, or cull Alh month. Apply Market Term inal. i-.ii M3 1500 French, KOR R E A L E S T A T E IN I.A K E F U R N IS H E D 2-bedroom apart M A R Y see llaym nnd M Bull, meiil. DOS E l in —$50. Call 2200 J . Reidtur, Sanford. Florida. g m w g aa.41 —... —a —— FO R R E N T or *ule - furnished house. 5 rooms, utility roum and IK — - lit HKALTORH bath. ImiuD* Cook* Variety Store next to Pott Office, Orange City. Whether buying or setting, U will pay ynu to see: G l,B A N furnished apartment. $35 • B i t P ark Ave. NEW modern cottage, wnlor front. Couple only. TVI 134S-J3 ^ it B A T T E R Y , Generator or Starter Service. Cull 317, S w iln 'i B at­ U S E D pianos wanted, any cunditery Service. Sanford Avenue M ODERN 1 bedroom furnished tinn Highest cash paid Write and 2nd Street. home, 41 fruit tree*, tim ber. 5 It. Wester, lit 2. Hox 42U, Sonacre* - $tt5oo Ha**' (Iru ce ry , 4th lord Phone 1725-It. G U T T E R S and Spouting Installed A Cypress, and repaired Satisfaction guar­ Wa buy. aell and trade uaed furni­ anteed Leon Steinmeyer Pin ture. Wilson-Malar Furnltura Co. 1384 L J I l l E , lit . Phone 93B.__________ A V A IL A B L E NOW P H IL L IP S M O D EL homa In Wynnewood Subdivision -1 T A R T IC L E S FO R S A L E L. L . S I L L —Plano Technician. C O LO R E D F O L K S ! J l U P R IG H T piano vi*-y good tone Phona M i f f Route I. Sanford. Joud lu ll lu r f ile lii Lockhart's $90,0U. Phone 1288-/. and W e il Hintt-rd Subdivision. A L L T Y P E S Uultdoier work. R ea­ Uu.W down and 15.00 per month. H o st'll 4 X 5 Press Cam era with sonable Rate* Free estlm a lai. cate fur *«.«—$200 cash. E x c e l­ Write Boca Baton Housing Curp Phone 2221. V. C. (Ira cey. lent condition, inquire al llcrid d . Box BM, Miami Beach, Fta. H A L L 'S (I a rag" fur (ieneral Auto $000.00 down with balance like E L E C T R IC Stove und refrigerator, Repairing. Sanfunl A Celery Avu reasonable, 2005 S. Cedar Ave. rent w ill purchase new 2 bed­ Phone luuo-M, Ilitai 11 night. room masonry constructed home. 2 Boys’ 24" B icycles—1 bruml new- LAW N MOWERS~ sharpened. BlT o u t price U only 15990 00. $39 50, other (now lir e s i—$20 00 cycle* rifia ire d . Sbuman's, 310 EXC LU SIV E WITH C all 985-W. K. 4th St. RO BT A. W ILLIAM S. REALTO R F IR S T C O M B. F IR S T I R R V E D F u r lurther Information: THE SANFORD HERALD A DS Florida HxM" Call Hall Phase 1151 See Raymond I I . Boll Licensed Broker for all kinds of Ragl Estate, urnw R. Park. Upstairs Phone Will._______________ A R TIC LES FOB M L R & ROOM modern home, E lectric Ranav. 3 miles iiu . of Suuford. Phono 1355 W I Machinery T U X E D O F E E D S . "omplete Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store. CO HEN R A D IA TO H SHOP Specialize*) - Compli-te Cooling Syslent Service I I I tv E 3rd Tel 358 W J ~ G A IIO A t'ablnel m aker ami upholsterer. Furniture rclin lsliliig and repair­ B E A U T IC IA N wanted A ir condi ing. Antique restoring und repro­ Hunt'd shop S ala ry und romttil* duction*. Fu rn ituie made to or­ sion Call V7t der Upholstering fabrics All work guaranteed 130 North. S A L E S R E P R E S E N T A T IV E Age Boulevard Court, Del.and. F la . 23 38; ability to sell and meet the Phone 557 public; neat upp'Xirsni-e, High School education; live in Sanford; JA L O U S IE S straight salary to star'.: retire Lifetim e Aluminum — Free M tl men! plan and other Company mates. Free Installation—Telebenefit.*; apply Singer Sewing ihone 1425. Furniture Center, phot Machine l ‘o„ Id W. Pine SI , Or 111 W. F irst. Undo, Fla. F K IG ID A IR K a pul I«n r e v sales und o U lt B U S IN ES S ilemaml* the mi service G II llig li, Oviedo Flu mediule addition of a mechanic Phone 4151 or Sanford 11112 W with general knowledge of Chev idler il p m rulet. Oldsmoblte A I ’udlllue ear* IIII.I.'H F U R N IT U R E Permanent position fur priq^rly M EFIM .H IIIN G qualified man. For iMrsonal in Upholstering ullil Repairing tervlew sec Paul McKenzie, Ser­ T r l. 1 vlet* Manager, Hulks- Motor -Sul 5113 Celery Ave. e*. C A R P E N T E R W ORK W AN TED Aggressive iliitii 30 to For quick repair Jobs, or am all 35 for well established F ire In building. Call Jim 1142 M 4. surauee Dt-hil in Sanford amt sur rounding territory Experience O RLAN DO Morning Sentinel O r­ lando Evening S lu r. Gall Ralph not necessary, w ill train Perina R a y . I I0 B J . neiil }ub for right man Write P O Box 3091, Orlando, F la g iv­ NEW F LO O R S surfaced to P e r ing full particulars Including ad feet Ion. Old floors inado lik e d re u nr phone number where you new. Finishing, cleaning and m ay be contacted fur Interview. waxing, also portable power plant Serving Ketnliiule County iln ce W A N T E D -b o y 12 to III for morn­ ing Orlando Sentliw) c a rrie r Call i IldS J or 12*8 M. 1 5 - NOTH'EH - PEKHONA1.H - I S -——--- iisHfli 'il in HIGH scI iihi! bjly ,for i summer N llT li'F . th all Ki'ul Estate tlrm * m irk . T el 22 ill) properly al corner of 2Mb V -siweii ■ E i m il l i.t off (Its- m aikcl W II ANTED - II 11WORK H arrell _________ • -tV. BABY SITTIN G________ -best __ of refer I B - F L O W E R S P LA N T S SIIR IJR H Wees. Mr«. Mir Ir la u Vlnup, phone IUI3-M. H E A U T I F I II. ilotitili- anvi l in i |iolii*i-ttiii*, nri'liiil* ami i E X P E R IIK IE NNCi'K E D tucnitnpi uml i. Impial tiers; nlln r r lei-trleal sppllanci- i-olleiloi or plani* Very ii'unimiili!.sali-smnn. A. C. Smith, Ho.’i K IIVo.1, will deliver Second U KLP WANTED -Jl k FO R R E N T : 34' House T ra ile r : ? bedrooms, sleep* fl, private phone, nicely landscaped yard T Shirts Cal) lill;i XM in P ark Ave, T ra il Bouts, Shoes, Cots, er Court tins A R M Y-N A V Y S U R P L U S 5 ROOM furnished apt , 401 Pulinet310 Sanford Ave, Phene 1321 to Ave. Phone 171-W PIAN O S • Now and Used. 1209 5 ROOM upstair* a nt., 2 bedrooms, SPEC IA L S E R V IC E S - 1 4 17— Aulutiinbilea M yrtle Avenue. P hone 1M8-W. • furnished or unfurnished. Mr*. T , L . Aln-y, Lake M ury, Phone illT T E H Blue *Sod-10 cents per O UR S P E C IA L T Y nci-miuling for W E HUY U S ED C A R S Little Reel - Second anil Sanford gasoline station* and stnnll busi­ 1868 U . square fool delivered. Phone ness concerns, reasonable rules 1I»-W , E llis Lloyd. Acnm Accmmllng, Pliiiiie Snn- F O Ilt) Slulliin Wagon —IUIU Wnml 3 DEI)ROO M house. $5U. Close In. body ami itiei-hnnlnd cimdllmo furd 1033 it Phone 1»-W1 L IV E BAIT, Bass' Grocery, excellent llirnoghoul W ill be *nld Cypress. with matching 3 wheel Iralb-i N IC ELY furnished apt , window Original owner Muy be sion at fan, rww kitchen. Phone boo. JUN K H PEITAM 341 Plumojiu D rive. AT Adults. 3-ROOM downstairs f i l A l I . E I i fee sale Cheap. Hajjlni-i MATHERS 1113 P a rk Ave. T rjH e r P ark. All Metal L'luihes Hampers ONE furnished garage apartment, Plastic nr Tapestry Covered IfBO A TS • M OIORH - I* . also I first floor apartment. Tote- Cocktail Chairs ■♦phone 187. Aluminum Slack Chairs FT 1 AI Lawn Mowers BROOM house partly furnished. Hospital Bed* with Msttrces 611 La u re l, Pnone U IB -J. M ATHER OF HANFORD UPSTAIRS furnished apartment. 2w oe E . lit HI. 1717 Park Avenue. Telepbnne B7S-H alter 3 p. m. CLEAN furnished 3-rnom i —r e a l i E s t a t e MOO MainoUa Ave. I lots with ahade trees. This la a very good location. IIuu>u needs aume re­ pairs. Can be purchased on rea­ sonable (erm i. ■OPT AWILUAMJI, RPAL Phone 127 1 �'I j m Leesburg Tonight v u , u « w>«n uni m i u u i h T I I E HANFORD H E R A M ) I 's if K F rl. June 8, 1953 Sanford Is 4'/? Games Out Of 4th; 'Birds Here Saturday And Sunday Dismal Detroit Boasts Of Best Rookie Nominee tty K E N T C H K T L A IN Jupiter Pluvlua provided Him ■«rd with a well earned reaplte In in It* it a Marion victory rmnlauirhi onslaught laat night and may have Inaiireil 8 f i n t division finish lor thn Cardinal* thin half. hu* •st night** washout In Lakeland ha* moved back Mi Manager J . C. Dunn'a pitching rotation ivaiem *o a* to allow the club'* Iwn top are*— C la rrn rr Ingram and F.rni# Palm lerl— 4 change to work in the allimportant l.eraburg aerie*. Hard working Clarence Ingm iu, the Albany Georgian who run* 17 lap* around the Memorial Sin diunt everv day Just to keei> In shape, w ill open the crucial two. fl game slate tonight agalnat the Leheta in Venetian Garden*. Ingram with a peraonal four-game pinning akeln w ill he seeking hi* fifth straight victory and ninth pf th* season a* agalnat four set. jan Barfo rd w ill I k- seeking to ex tend Its winning w ays to id a-In­ s-row and I2lh In thn laat IT,. Th* Cerda have also been vie torloua In ID of It* laat 12. Tomorrow night the big Cardinal-Laker sarlta move* •win nsnfoid « Memorial S ta ­ dium lor the conclusion. Cool end deliberate tolling P a lm lril with i fi-7 record w ill be in a«e*t of hla aevanlh triumph 4*4 altth In succession. M .... righthanded flash from Elm hiirst. Long Island, who ha* turned in tho heat pitched name* of hny fllnger o f tho Card* (bound corpa, won last Monday hlghl. 8•2, from Orlando yielding bpt aeven Senator hits whlla fanning nine and not Issuing a single peas. Jameson I'holn C L A R E N C E IN G R A M . . Seek* fith Win Tonight FSL’s Three Top Teams Score Wins By 1-Kun Margins B y The A asm 1* led I’ reav The tempo of Hie Florida Stole licaguo rare was never h eller demonstrated than hy the result* nf Thursday nighl games. The three top train* won—each hy a single run Cocoa licut IkiLand, It 8, nml stayed hall a game ahead ol DayIona Reach, wriimv over l^osburg. In HANFOHD'H W E E K - E N D E L A T E 70 Another half game behind Is Jacksonville lleaih. victor over Tonight Orlando. 8 4 The Sanford at l.tike Hanford at l.ceslnirg land game was rained out Saturday night Errors hy the Del.and lied lints Leesburg at Hanford helped I ’ocoa score four times In Hunitay i-irli the first nml eighth Innings Del,* ml at Hanford Although Del.nod got only eight h|ts to I 'neon's HI, three focon lit , Thuae tapering o ff Del.and lied pitchers served 11 w alk* and th Hats w ill he In Hanfurd Hunduv lied lints llirenlem-d to slop the evening at H:ItO p. m. Malinger league leaders for Ih r *ieiind J . C. Dunn has not announced hi* straight night hurling choice for the curd-»t, A double play wilh bases lorn bo UI It probably w ill be either finally slaved off H:" late Del.and live la-onsrd f 1-11 or Walt threat Mitchell f 1-04. the lanky rig ht­ Daytona Resell lienl l,eesliiirg hander who Just couldn't seem to when pinch hlttM Don Hartley last a fu ll nine Innings In Ids camo through with an eighth last two starts. Inning single and Al Gmidolfl made Hanford arrnmpllshad some­ a throwing i-rror tn nernunt fm thing last night It roulrf ant do three rims |H!* winning almost every Don Ford, who signed with Jaek • lam a recently. I t picked up sonville Reach ns n catcher after n uund n on tha l^esburg Lakera, Orlando misled him as manager, 'ho are entrenched In fourth rnme through with a ninth Inning place. The l.nkern finally single tn heal hl« form er tan in n e t. ffilte re d laat night, 7-fl, to Rases w rre loaded when Ford I l l y tun* »a Reach. . ... Thua the Idle came fn hnl and drove III Sieve trlflftsl! picked up a halfHrhitba with the winning run. l l m i on tha fourth plar* l.ak4ra u narrow the sap to 4Vj Iim 4 s . With Cocoa, winning, however, fUnforri Inst a half |4m 4 on th* league leaders, In* distance now being 7V| gbmes. E 'i F H I, P E N N A N T If A G E W I. I,e h 17 :ui 2o Cocoa !H .12 20 Day tirnv 17 n ai Ja a Reach 17 no 2 ii l.sestm rr IK 28 27 H AN FO RD DeEand's bus to Daytona Inc rla ia d Hanford’s fifth place margin over th* ils th ranking R*d ila t* to IH game*. With 18 panics left before the first half iitde mi June 21, Hanford hu* ii pood chance fur the flrat division at Ita present winning clip ami a fop flight finish could mean a nnant with the Uagu* ronten- • Q,l A IK W ith an 18-8 winning margin at home and a 7-lU road reenrd, Hanford la definitely a threat In iU own bailiwick. Thi* factor m i* mean varv much In th« fir** hair finish alnee the IW h lrd s have nlrif morn ganica to play h tra ami nlna morn on the mad. Tha Importance of thn rilin' fam es here la that Hanford m int fata aueh contender* aa Coeou Daytona, Ja a Reach and loieabutp In aevan of Itioio nine name* whlla four nf tha road gamna w ill b* agalnat laat place U ke lan d , atvanth Plata Orlando and aiath ranking DaLand. . Thu*. Hanford w ill b« nppuaI n i I ha tontandara In oovon tim e * at Noma and only fla t on (M road whara tha Cardinal w w le a l par ran lag* la not too iMprasslv*. 1T.O KIDA S T A T E I.E A G II 1„i-,»n lla tliis a II h c S Is r lm is t lllv llvHi-li l.vr-hiir* .ass .am .tun .son llrl.nR 'l llrlsfl'lv . IAS .» !U .n il INI s s s r n H ii I. Hk.lanil Mfvv I is l,«>l V ia*' S S %r o ll II Ml l.nhelana. I'M'I.. .Ini-I, >i,n, lllr II-Hrh It llrlnn,',, II ii M iimm llcark 1 l.vvshiira 0 I ft tic l.a ml ft ilnniM 'I'uilvi S S M o t 'l l Ml l.fFshM 'ft II. , , , O H M " » m k f t ' I . Mk r l M" ' ! JarltsuM stUe IBvm t* at llrl.s n tt S neuM Ml llrlMHiln t i K i i t r i x i,c .* '.t W ID New V"rk Jt *'l-, vel*l>il iU '•till »*•> if. W natiliia'c" 33 Bm* I, i M ‘ it I'Mhi.M'.Ma Ml HI L ihUn 1D lisll'd t e; 1, 11 II 11 31 IS Jt ■1 .11 F r l, 713 ROD Ml Ml |Rf» ID. II J 2J 4 Hy R EN 1*111,EG A R At* .Sport*writer The Detroit Tigers have an nut standing m ndldxle for the Amert can ln*ngnc's rookie of the year, one of tin* loon's lending hlltnrs nod n reasonable ch ince of finish Ing the season with tin- worst rec itn l in modern baseball history As spring training ended Mann g'-r Freddie lliilcliloson linked over his Tigers, who had fin ish "! 4.) games behind Ihe winning New York Yankees Iasi yeur. nod de e la n d "W e're not n last place outfit." In Hutchinson's favor have hern Shortstop Harvey Kneiin, one of the most promising lo st year men In either feagie-, and a heavy hit­ ting lineup paced hy Hob Niemnn al .112 < Yel today, with less than a third of the season goo-, the 'llgers havo lost .11 out of It contests and lire 2l*-'i gallics out of first place Detroit lost twice yesterday |o the Athletics H 2. lim it !8. running Its present winless string to 12 The second gam- «"•* <|e-de-r * linotcr liv Cass Mir heals In the loth and marked the 1211* time , tills year that Detroit has Ir-en beaten In the Iasi Inning At the other end of the league the- Yankees continued their win ntng streak at the expense of the Chicago Wile Sox with a 0 A de rlsloo in Hi Innings The Yanks now have taken seven III a row, etpialliog their hrst ltl',2 winning string Cleveland uhlpp<-l the Huston Red .Ho*, h | ami Washington mopped up on lh-< HI Louis jirow ns, in 1 The Brooklyn Dodgers, who hadn’t Ini a home run in two games. Inokr out with four yiw terd.ty against Milwaukee and d’’ (ealeil the Raves, to fi Tin- loss cut Ihe B raves’ leagw lead to a half game over die Dodgers Philadelphia lightened Us hold on third plan- hy tinning hack the St Louis Cardinals. II A, In 10 Inn lugs, I’lllsliiirg h won Its lh'"-,| straight over < hleago, it I, and the New York Giants scored seven llim s In the eighth Inning to w»| Ion Cincinnati, 11.1 The While So* gave u much bet ter aermint ol themselves against the Yankees Ilian on thi- previous day. criming from five runs behind In lie the score In th-- eighth Rot a single by Mickey Mantle fob lowed hy G il MnrRnugnld'a home run produced the first Iwn New ynrk runs In tho 10th L a rry Dohy contributed a grind slam home run In Cleveland's frl iimph over Boston MrJ Psrm dl o' Ihr Med Ho*, a six lim e l e e r I" the Indians since April. lOMt Died lo locuk hi* ||n* but listed only Inin the second Inning. Waihlngton moved Into a third p la rr tie with Chicago hy uhlpplnu the Browns The Senator* lashed three HI lands pitchers for IA lilts im lulling a homer and a single bn M lrkcv V'+nmi llrim klyn got its lung luilt attack going against Milwaukee as seven nl the II hits went for extra liases M»* Hurkont, who had won six straight, was lugged w llh his first loss Bobby Atorgno, Duke Hnlder. G il Hodges mill Carl Furlllo hli llrnnklvn homers. Johnny Wyrostek singled homo lllr h lr Ashhlirn w llh lh'- winning run In give R k > Phils tlirlr tilled vlelnry In a lour game series wllh Ihe Cardinals Boh lln ll, who said he was Ihrnugh with the m ajors when the I’ ltales tried lo ship him lo Ihe Pacific Coast lo<aaue two weeks ago, won hlx first lilg league gamo In Pitlshurgh's triumph over Chi rago Itnlpn Km er, playing his first game for the Cub*, got n douhle .Seven hits and a walk, climaxed hy Bay Noble's three run homer, (--lahlrd thr Giants to srnro seven limes in the eighth Inning against Cincinnati Hoyt Wilhelm made Ids U n i relief nppenraiire for New York nml picked up Ills fourth vielory All of Clnelnnatr* runs were homers—two by Ted Ktuirew skl and mie by Roy McMillan, Cardinal Avcraffcs Mllttauhi'n ilffinlrH’M , , riilU d n luh U i New Vnrk r*i i *a,ioi m ii rinnlnnMlI <'M.h* h . Ilavalla CARD C A R B R H i Tonight'* darting Unaup fo r Hanford w ill fMtitre ala ,800 hitter* again, de­ oiiivinirah a r mit# tha loss of .814 hitting Rob l,hltsi1slidiU I I loavi Wagner and Catcher Dill Ita rrla ’ ItBMI laernt slump . , • ttooklea R ill •*hli'»ao at Naw M l l.oiila at II Ramuel* and Ren Renedict have taped oboard flanfortl'a hitting rin i'ln o all at I* mndwagon and Hamueli l i leadtig tha pace w ith ,818 . . . Renollet ia at an tyan .800 , , , Tommy Leonard, who hit* Ilka u ball afire In Venetian Garden*, w ill be tarrying a robuet .878 average •to this evening'* eonteit. Mlteh*ll (I'm d riclslt It 41 VIM III4I (l 1 n ,1 7b 11 *1 1 ii !• II 11' 71 1 II 41 »» n 1 t o tl 17 t l 14 I f I! ] n 1 4 D I f f « a ! n l 1 0 1 0 t n D ft ft 1 it lit III mut m i in UNI te h i nn w t. rr-r. IS i || i n | nnn In a ra m Inn* KM"'"41 Softball Standings •Mtrfcvr t’aim lsrl 7t It D Lann'il I I I f M f 'la 41 I I Hmiiii It l i niliera in *» Totals a«N IP ! 11 «!■ 1 la l ft t n» l l| I M M Eddie H aslnskl. aeeond baiam an for Ute Pp P C L , once yed violin for the Symphony Orchei Prank Romano nf Weatherly, a „ High School I cored 84) point* i 88 baakeUiall game* fur a 88.1 Pella Rtdoode, IH T«rrp The SPORTS REGISTER Hy K E N T C lIE T L A IN Spurts Editor As baseball fans herrnne more »mt moie Interested In the name It I* (inevitable thut they also become Interested In the fla y e r* . . . It nlsu follow* that they w ill scan W ASHINGTON Uft - Prr»id i-it see, nigh' after night Elsenhower a golfer and fisher­ the sporting sheet* ami box scores of other leagues to see If they man h im ie if, play* host today lo know m y of the p la v c * performing In other circuits, Eor example, our executive sport* editor Roger Ingram In­ 44 celebrities of the sports world. formed u* that Errd Cavallarn, outfielder with Ihe Seminole Heavyweight Boxing Champion Hlurn last year. In non playing for F lttg rra ld of the ctae* D Rocky Marciano and Joe DIMag G e o rg ia - F lo rid a league . . . Cavallarn. Ihe pioua outfielder who gin of baseball fame are among the rrnsxrd himself before he halted everv time laat year, delivered topflight athlete-.* Invited to aome timely homers — one with the bases loaded agr.insl Cocoa Wnlte House buffet luncheon. In * game Sanford eventually iron a month later after It waa Some ladles aro on the Invita­ resu m ed following a protest by Manager I'ep llam herl. tion list, too—tennis greats Pauline R e d Addle and Helen Hull Jacobs Cavnllaro went ir r o fnr-fnur against T lflo n last night, h u w evv. figure skater Carol Ann P i-teri and good natorvil Fred pounded out. two-for-fmir the night before. MdW channel iw lm m cr Flc rc n re ' ’ h-H local Inns w ill la* InlelesU d lo know that the Covallaroy h'ld th e ir, w ick. So Mrs. E l sc n h o w e r child during the winter . . . It wns a bov. arranged lo he on hand. Tha visiting sports stars are here •Speaking <>f Inst year’s Hemlnttle Hlur player*, Mrs. Chuck ____w_____________ far tonight's ne.nefltbaseball game Al»no. a resident of Hanford and se crrtarv to Senator Lloyd B o y le ,j between Republican and Democrat |c members of O o n arjis. E lse n ­ Informed us that Johnny linhra broke hi* hand recently while p lay-' hower w ill throw out the E rst ball ing for Chuck’s ftshawn, Out. team in the Independent Canadian Baseball figures dominate Ihe semi-pro lo o p .................lohnnv wax hitting a biasing ..Cm at thn tim * to lead the club. _ . guest list at the luncheon. Reside! DIM again, the lineup In eludes Jim m y r o x x end U-fty Grove as well aa two members of e arlie r baseball generation*, T ri* Speaker and C la rk G riffith Only one golfer I* on thn list— Gene H arsicn Thri-s well-known footballers aro Included—Dick and EH Modirlew«k! and Ja ck S rarh alh . all nf R ip tfn ive rslly of Marvland Elsenhower plana to remain al Ihe congressional hall game from •»hp tmhr* Cavallarn Chuck Alenn iiu r 7:10 p. m. (K S T ) until »:JO ft, ■" Chuck w rltrn M r*. Alrno that Ihe weather is cold "M there ( KST>, assuming any legislators anil it rain* frequently . . . lie say* the achedut* la a lulu . . . arc still able to p irk op a bat at Homrtlmr* Ihe cluh play* a game at H :D 0 a. m. In the morning^ that late hour. then get* on a train to play In another town that name night! Sixty eight member* of Congrt-i* Alenn is hitting .110, hut *«v* he hasn't hit hi* stride because of have signed up for the game, an the weather and the schedule . . . Both .lohnnv and Cheek visited snnual event put on by the Wash­ newly wedded Joe Parian In New York on the w av to Canada . . P a ris* ington Evening Star tn raise money fnr sending needy children to eum is slicking to his guns at n good Job In Gotham . . . No Imseholl for huhliy. m cr cam p . O fficial I ’. H. Navy I ’hH ii T h e riv a l managers, Rcpt Blsh T h r largest fish ever ran if hi In Golden Lake was rrr r n lly Annihci ex-.HemInnle Blue, R ill "Good Deal" Jones. I* currently op (R III) and Hrriong (D -F la t pllelung for his hometown Lnkelnnd Pil'd* In the Florida Hint* nulled In lii It. h . C hism, an i-le,Ironlrn lerhnlran ntrmao who I* tmih forecast victory today, bar League Innsle won one and Inst four laat year while appearing ellarhed to I iimposlle M(|uaHr<"i M ile h»sed nl N A A S Hanford. ring posslhlc flllsbustera by the op The fish, a 10 pound large immlh hnss wns caught while Chism mostly in ir l i r f for the lllu r* . . , The little tO-year-uld lefty hurled posillfin. wss rnsllog I mm n huat In the middle nf the sm all lake. Golden Elsenhower him self promised In three innings in relief here Inst Wednesday evening and Idnnkd Lake Is I*m-*led no Ihe solllhrm edge of th» Navnl A*f Station remain neutral But he told a Star thr Cards for two Htanru* lull error* nml control trouble enabled Hn^ and is "sell as a recreational s ir * slid fishing spot hy the prrlin k him for three m arker* In the bottom of the eighth. ™ reporter he would stand up fnr th • ford toMe*! sotinel nf Ihr s ls llo " Henford fans w ill lie*! rrm rm htr June* n* the Blue Republicans In the s<<vcnlli inning pitcher who -wallowed a big hug while pitching 1**1 vrnr here In stretch Hanford When Jo ur* swallowed the Insert n* turned his hark from (he mound ami begun (n choke on U . . . Manager Chlirk Rub K du illx. catcher Toby A tw i'l Alenn r*n over front hi* third base position and hanged Jones on and niflflolder* Preston Ward. the hark vrllim r, "Pu t some miistnrH on It amt aw silios." Gene llem ta n ski. and Bob Addis A ftcr the inninu ivn* over nml the Blue* retired to (he dugmil Aleno The Pirates w rr# also given thr • iglt(ile«l in » ninch hltl'-r fur .lone*, who was tin- lirc t h it le r in 'h* option In purchase Inflelifcr George tuning Jnnsie respond, tl w ith, "Good D eal," And since that time ‘ ................... ’ *>Ti Freese from th* Ciih'.s -Springfield w*s know sr "Good Deni" Jones. ft* ID E till M ils )ge fnr day in exchange reported farm In tho International league. P l’m n t ' I t G I I * R ran rli Hick lliv ija xi ami -.lx players 'Hume ; " I know some fans will w ill take 1 It y. Bener.iI niiiriHgn nf the Pitt • fan* approved the (rid e ,. the Ma hard thal I sold thotr favorite hall Imriili P.rales, itdmlls hr- Is a trifle hatoia sgld while olb.-rs dlsngYerd p la y e r," the 71-yearnld Hlrk'-y worried hI ioiiI fun reiiillo n In hi- em |ihallrally commented. "R u t I would rather tyado of home run slugger Ralph I'he long rumored deal for thi- have n team Ihat wins than sun Kiner B ill, says Hickey, " I ’d $7.1.000 - a • year Kiner was an­ port a popular horn That Is noth rnlher have n Ira n i lh:il win* than nounced shortly before the Pirates Ing derogatory toward K in e r, a belli support n popular hern." took the field In heat Ihe Cubs, fine gentlem an," he added. Kiner and three other players ' l l . for their third straight win f U f t a .• l l l M l i W i l Al) fRDM WYOMINI! M.imeen D H j f i Phil C lv a re ttB i Cub field m an­ wistl to the Chlrago Cubs yestcr over Chicago eicomeo isme ager. who welcomed Kiner wllh **-- — :or wilt T h *, P lr a lt* gave up K ltw r, put fielder * infjelder G er-ri* M vteh, catcher Jon G arlglofi a pitcher Ifrtwlr Pnllot, nr G A YI.E TALBOT The Cub* In turn waded pitcher ADULTS M r ---------------- ST U D E N T S ,1ftr NEW YOU It lift -Tom T a m ils. Ihe mnsl artleulalr- nf K /tard Charlcx' rm tuagagyri, wad prr pared lo go to-fore the New York Stale Athletic Commission iixlsy and demand that the form er i i* v * weight ehamplnit he nmldied against Itnlaml I.a S lu m next month. Ihr winner to chnllenge JIM M Y W ADE lloeky Mari'lano In Senternle r Thi- expectation was Bint T a m il* an d * /7 would g-7l nowhere Jim m y DeROSS HAN NUM nngi'to, manager of La SlBrra. id i" r* •**| ff**%*48| slates emnhntlcnlly that Ills tiger w ill not light Charles nr anyone N EW S rise tiefore he I* given III* long nverdut- vetiiru rraek at Marciano, who beat him on a split d e n .Ion CARTOON three year* ago IR C . the promoI Diri.il oi'loims, rcallie s all Ion welt that a t'h n tlrs La S la rta hmd mlghl prove surh a clinker Rial SHORTS nnlmdv would wish In *C«- eilher of them light Atarelano llo lli Ihe champion and his man­ ager. Al Weill, have said they A liru fttc eictui) i ROY RORKRS would prefer to give La S la m the ■I eg i f S 3 R U 9 Of first stmt Nut nei'rssnrily. howand H M M U III IH M M Ih ever, In Scplember Thr-y have n £ n K l C W 8 I5 .. made Ihe painful discovery Rial T R IftO E R W fKQ tM < CL*tW tl mi) Du Iher fighting Rocky ilo.'i this year wimltl hr for the aluuril exclusive tx-na-flt nf Ihe fuleral treasury It Is a lough prnhlem to lick , and II rem ain* lo lie seen whelher, under such rim m is la n e a i (lie commission ran force a cham­ pion lo defim l Ills Btle every sis rnmillis. ay ED CREAfiH Rickey Says He Would Rather Have Winninc Team Than Hero I SimrlH Rniimlup . lJ MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT PLUS TWO POPULAR IMPERSONATORS LAST TIME TONIGHT ,.Vuly CrtnoVf ON' STAGE Wa i i a W u .ia Saturday Only l Double Feature a ATM ItDAY—DOUBLE FEATURE Sw ord Of VENUS ■ , IIRIVIIII The crowning m yairry ol tha bnsehnll season to (Inti* l» the fall lire of Stnn Muslal tn hit at any thing approaching Ida normal gall Rut for the abject fall-down of ‘,Th•., M an" the HI Ln u li Cardinals might wall hr If ailing Hie National leag u e today, Kor five nf the past arven seaanna Mimlnl haa hern Hie hrat hitter In hla league and, In the opinion of many expert*, the greatest ball Player In the unme All nf a Hidden he appear* tn have Inst It. Day after day lor nearly two month! A tided: Good Cartoon Hltut P -i- '< *, J iff atfu tki. f, " y - 'V - D R H. K. RING CHIROPRACTOR Ploeae cal' far appatatmea Ptuma lift! — IT48 "R um Howl" Showing 9:08 Only u M ia M i M aaf SUNDAY FIR ST - M M < MONDAY SHOWING l Coming — Sunday and Monday K IN B A S E B A LL SC H ED U LE C A R D I N A L T H IS W E E K (U rn * Tonight Hanford at leealiurg Gama Hatntday Leealmrg at HAN K U RD Game Honday D e U n d a t H A N FO R D (H|80 p. m.) Game Monday Hanford at Del .and Gama Tueaday Sanford at Cocw Gama Wedneadaj Cocoa at HAN K O I ( U d lr a N ight) GfOfKZDOtINf •008OTHVKUt0a, M 0*Ktt4*rMtacf hushml ■fcntaate*T«M|r M W MMaWOvCfaHiatMIgWlMigH c .tt.m n k ' I JiR R V 'MAjmv.tLEWr; HOLLER MOTOR SALES ' Gama Friday Sanford at Daytona “NIGHTIME IN NEVADA” "JtiRRle Drum* Of Africa” the lied Bird beauty to begin lash Ing the ball again opposing pitch I .Tlo era a m Hie moat ponied of all In I* |SS7 i son I rue i» i n li • , ||| It .4*1 Boxing Rfsutts UBMSi Eisenhower Will Dine 44 Athletic Celebrities Today �71 1 iF i He. YO U DON"! u E..titir.K F x illy cloud) ttllh w hirl* scat­ tered shower* im rlli portion, (a ir south iMirtloii through tnesday. fe re lta jn u r BaiiTiird Herald, l ' i t ; D e liv e r;, b ; 7:00 P . M., p leu a (a ll Y E L L O W C A B 1444 A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R V O L U M E X I.IV i W ilson S ees U.S. Retaining Air Dominance Law Maker Hits Lack Of Public Interest Secretary Opt i mitttic Despite Cut - Hacks t" s 'a \0 a • A • ______ Rep Voile W illiam s J r ., win, wax voted among I he In outstand­ ing (he conclusion nl ne legislators at (lie h li yi'ar'» legislative session briefly reviewed Hie progress i>( the House of lU iiresenlutlve* at today's Yacht Club meeting nl (he Rotary Club. " I wish I cnilld »uy Ibal we cnmpletcd a successful suasion, but I ean’t ," he began "We tlid accomplish some things, however, Mull us the increase ill the dog triieli lav. T h I’. was due m ainly tn I he pressure ul the newspapers anil publie opinion mure than am lhinu else ," Hen W illiam * deplored the lack of lid erefl by 'be jwople In select­ ing legislator*. Ill III* opinion many deserving bill* which passed In the Hume were. either pigeon holed, nr not paused by the Sen ate "We pa«*ed a bill which pro v Ided I ha I the Attorney General would act a* Ihe legal counsel fur Mute agencies, saving the lax nayers ihe mldcd attorney coal* tor c iu li aiicncy, hot it foiled in the Senate. Since the Attorney General ha* Ihe power to In vestlgale a li d prosecute book­ ies m any I'oim ty, the lluu*e passed a si in I In r measure grantI iik the Attorney Gencrul the same power in the lot­ tery casus, hut this attain failed In Ihe Senate. Mr W illiam * y , W illiam s J r . and P erry Murray nf I'nlk County Introduced this (Continued on Page H U ) City Commission’s Agenda Has Seven Items To Consider d ^ ' 0 • S A N K O K I). F L O R ID A V. A. Williams T ells R otary tAbout Session '• T il if EM tabliM heil I BOH Seven item* nre nn the agenda for tonight's regular meeting of the Sanford City Commission at ,hThesoy are^'lisled’ by City Man tiger Tom Lemon as follows: Action of City Commission in appointing a member to servo on Ihe Sanford Industrial Hoard to replace A II Peterson who ha* re signed. A c tio n of city Commission to fill two vacancies on Sanford Housing Authority Commission, which were created by expiration of term * of two members, Robert H arris and Ja c k H all. Action of City Commission on Sun Ctur Farm s, subdivision plat, a* presented by Fred II. W illiam * for Mrs. t’lnru (linn. Plat was up proved by Planning Commission at lls regular meeting June I Planning Commission m a ke s one recomnu'iidutlon to Uie City Com­ mission that Ihe surfacing of Han C'iar D rive by Ihe sub-divider be it condition of the acceptance of the plat. U ral request from Raymond Kader on behalf of the City m er­ chants, that free parking be per­ mitted on June lit and 13, which have been designated a* Sanford Hurguln Days. Action of City Commission on offer from J . T . Pope to purchase lads 1 to 7, Inclusive, and lads 13 to IU. Inclusive, of Hpurllng's Plat, block 5, Chapman and T u c k ­ er Addition, ut 12 .000. Acthm of C ilv Com mission as regards teller from Hay Herron# pertinent tn the traffic condition at the in terser Hon of P a rk Ave­ nue and Twrnty-fUth Street. M r Herron requests that the Island be eliminated or Hie cord Inoat Ion of Park Avenue, due south Into Twenty-fifth Street, be closed. Action of City Commission in appointing a member to serve on the C ivil Service Doan! due to Iho expiration this month of the term of II. C -Whelenel. C. of C . D IR E C T O R S TO M E E T The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of Ihe Semi* note County Chamber of Commerce w ill be held tomorrow night at Ihe Sanford C ity Hall si at l;o o o’clock. r . K . Breckenrldge, lanagi of ridge, manager th» ber, urges allftt directors to , Cham ........ ...................... .JilW attend the Important laaslon. ELIZA B ETH SHARON Among Sanforditea graduating from Stetson I ’n lve rslly in e xe r­ cises this morning waa Elisabeth Adams Sharon who received ■ BA Degree. ------Li WASHINGTON ch -S e cre ta ry of Defense Wilson sold today the United Stole* w ill cimlinm* lo hovr the "boat ulr tore**" in Ihe world drapltc controversial cut back* In the Ale Force budget Wilson told u Senate ApproprlaRun* subcommittee headed by Son. Ferguson (H -M Ich i: I assure you x x x most cmhatirully that w«- arc not going have the second bust air force, x x x We are going to continue to have the best a ir force " Gen Hoyt Vandenlierg. outgoing A ir Force chief of -lo ff, spent thrve days before Ferguson's subcommittee last week assailing s five billion dollar cut (lie E iie n howrr s,ltnlnl«fr*Mi*ti has made In the A ir Force budget reemumend­ ed last Janunry by former P rjisl dint Trum an. Vaiul.-’iiberg! imlleated If would produce only a unit-best" an foice Wilson tc*. fled id n leh'vlseil public hearing. He lold tn. senalors he was not Ihe first secretary of defense "that lias had to hold down the e xtra ­ vagant cxpemlllurt-s proposed by a m ilitary department " Wilson said there has beet) "w aste and inefficiency" in the armed services and promised to cut this to a in In i in ii in The Trum an A ir Force toidgel called for new appropriation* of 111 billion dollatv and a Decvmher, 1933, target of 143 wings 30 to 73 planes per wing e I I . A J » M U . C H A U H 1IM , of Beaumont, T e r , kiss beneath an arch of sabres as Ih e ; leave Cadet Chapel uMer llie ir marriage at the United State* M ilitary Academy, West Point, N. Y . L t. Zlpp Wu* one of 34 members of lb*i graduating ulasa to m arry. (lult-rnaitomij Souadphoto) 116 Graduating Several Hurt As Seniors Receive Cars Collide In Their Diplomas Head-On Mishap Dllilum as were awarded tn Mil Seminole High School graduating senior* lust F rid a y u;gln m elu borate commencement exercises at the SMS audlloriuui Eight award* made by civic organlza tlon* were bestowed upon six out 'funding Seminole High students Samuel Jacobson uml Judith I r ­ vin received the Junior Cliuniber of Commerce outstanding leader­ ship aw ards, presented by Doughs tlenxtrum, ami Ilia special citizenship awards given by Principal Herman E . Morris. Miss Irv in also took the A m er­ ican Legion's eltiaenshlp award ilmtg with T e rry Cordell The Legion's award was presented by Gordon Fred erick. • In Miss Irv in ’s banner evening of recognised achievement.*, *hc delivered the valedlcloriun ad dress. Miss Irvin rrce n lly wa* awarded a 15,1)00 fnur-y n u r scholarship to Mount Holyoke Col lege for her ranking academic and extra cu rricu lar standing. The 23th annual J . Peter Schaul trophy awarded to the outstanding and most valuable football pluyer was presented to Junior Metis by Superintendent of Public Instruc­ tion, Rayburn T Mllwee. M arvin M cKinley, sophomore, was presented with the Rotary Club * award for Ihe school's high e*t scholastic average by Itolarim i George Touby. The Rotary Club’s award tu (he student showing the g rculrst Improvement was pre st’tiled to Peggy C lark by Mr Touhy also. i Copeland, second highest In her rla s s , delivered the lalulo lorian address while other student speeches were made by Ronald Hold and master ot ceremonies, T c n y Cordell, president of the senior class, Other Ktudents appearing on the program were Robert M orris, student body pres blent; George Harden, M ary Jane Ho vie, Richard H all, and ileverly Denton. The diplomas were presented by P rin ­ cipal M urrU. Following Ihe commencement exercises, the 116 graduates be­ gan an all night festive program, attending a reception, viewing a movie, attending various parties and culminating with a breakfast at Ihe High School. 2 Sanford Students (jet Stetson Degrees Tw o students' from Sanford re ­ ceived degreta from Stetson U n i­ versity at commxncement exercises held thin m im ing In DeLand. Robert Irving B rlsto n , bachelor of arts with a major In psychology, Delta Blgma has bean been active In Dell Phi social metal fraternity, fraternity John B , Root, J r ., rocelved his bachelor of lawa degree. He la a member of Lam bda Chi Alpha rn ity: Kappa MWHRi Delta, _______ frate ___ JVIH IIfi IPI» nR#RR honorary foraemc frate rn ity; amt clerk of Phi Alpha DeRa, law J M U I L , ____ Merchants Get Set For MBargain Days” ggimit I h • raa district M O N DAY. JU N E 8. I B M New Directors Of Bath, Tennis Club Named At Meeting KOK Leaders Vow To Keep Up Fight World Capitals Pleased By News Over Agreement tty The Associated I’ res* New* of agreement on exchange ul , u r orlsonrr* In Korea met with tavorahk’ reception in many world capital* today but (ear was ex I'rt-ssrtl in Southeast Asia that Ihe truce expected shortly would only ini- Uo- v'oiuuiunl.iR f„r aggre sion elsi-where 'Chore was grave cooci-rn also met South Korea's vow lo eoiilm ue lighting nod thus upset a cease fire A II S official III Washington soul Ihe prisoner*' agreement was the most incouraging news from Koiea In some time. A foreign of hit- spokesman in Loudon said Itritain "w a rm ly welcomed" It High government officials general iv withheld comment pending for in a1 cimf filiation from I'aunum |n in In ludoehlna. Prem ier Nguyi-.i t .hi T am of Viet Nam said i tn u v would he "catastrophic' it -i-rlinis steps are not taken lo |o<u-nt China from inerraslng null A new Hoard of Directors for Ihe Sanford Ruth and Ten ids Club was named by the nominating com ml I Ice at a supper m eel mg of the organization field Saturday night at the M ayfair Inn. Members of the Hoard mriutlD Holland Dean. Lee Samuels, <1 A. -Speer J r . , W illiam T u ll, and Wal­ lace Philips. Saturday’s meeting allended by 40 persons was under Ihe direc­ tion uf Mr. Sam uels In the ab­ sence of Mr. Dean. Mrs Roy Green was in charge of arrangements for the meeting. A deadline of June IS wa* set for farm er members to rejoin Ihe club. Ladles In Ihe organliatlon w ill contact old members to see If they desire to rejoin. There was a discussion of the details outlined by Charles M ar­ ian, manager of the M ayfair Inn, for use of Ihe swimming pool and tennia courts. A ll officers of Iho club which Included Mr. Dean as president, Ja c k Ratigan as treasurer and Mr. Samuels as se cre tary, resigned In order to clear the w ay for appoint­ ment of new leaders by the Board of Directors, 0 . D. (B u d d y) Bishop J r . was named treasurer of the organltaRun, The Allied men fighting Hie win hail line one question: "ltnw soon Wilson said the present Joint had Chief* of Start, all nf whom w ill we go hom e!" utiier cent-1 ion Included be reultired by a new team by London- A Foreign Office spoke* m « l August, "w ere not asked to specifically approve the Eisenhow­ mult snld Britain is "m aking in Iiu iri« i" to determine Hie stand ot er budgx't. Korean to the expected He tald tt was not their response South true*. H was apparent Rritaiu and b llily to do that, adding: her romniunweslth nxllmts wen" T h H r function I* that of milt- l|l, | , lf t,l.(( „ve r the p o tilb lllty South tary advisers, and the ctvi ions In- K o re | „ , | „ | lt any cease-fire volyed, ncluding the I'resldent, th* arrHn„ , , Itritain wax looking National Security Council and t h e ,, , hc‘ v N r:ommaml for assur hava the final re .p o n il, tAnrc, , h u wouv opt happen , blllty for the budget. Taipeli-N atloniiTlst (AiInn's raptHe said •■id I'resldent Eisisihower tnl. feurfiil id Red aggressliin, look ally approved Ihe A ir Fores- a pessimistic altitude. Newspapers sonslly s gel and‘ those of Hie othei I wo • aid a Iru re undiw present pni|>"« service*. nls would give Iho Reds more Cflmg a "lO lo o n e kill ration m brealiilg space for new attacks the nlr liultle* over norlheru ho Govern men I idflelill* were silent ro.i” Wilson said this nalinn now lull obviously unhappy lloug Kong The price «d gold has "Ih e liesl airm en and figlu.-r bin * and silver dollars, which Ihe aircraft III Ihe world " As for bomber*, he suiil itu- Chinrst- buy when war threaten* Soviet Union I* placing "Ih e lr n- and M-lls when peace promises, llaiice upon Ihe U-2U type of nr went down Comnu>dHies. **porlul craft which Ihe rh ie f of shilf -d ly item* wnnted in China, JnmtH-il Singapore -Rllslnexsllieri in lln* the A ir Force ha* dc-tenU-d ,s British Crown Cohmly, anxious to obsolescent." "W e have advanced beyond the [ resume l null- wilh Red Chili a. were H 20 by srveeal stage* with tin h'-arleiH’d by truce prosjtecls lint ihriHighout Snulheusl Asia there H 3i> ami R 17 and olher ly|M-s that | Conummists may will he coming lulu production ' w ,,', u move south If freed from fighting Wilson continued. in the north. "U nder the proposed budget w New Delhi — Fro government w ill conllnuc to have the h- t newspaper* halted live truce pro* fighter* and buinbui* in Ihe w. i.d peel* T h r Independent 'lim e* id In lu fflc lc n l quantlly to perform India cautioned the U N against Ihelr assigned mission* " lowering It* defensi- N It F ilia l. Wilton said the adm lnislratiini i(Continued on page U irre) not fighting “ for any particnl u (( ontlnurd on I'age S ix ) U N STYIIS IRIDOIS l le ft' • f New Itum p'M ie, confers with Ren. ,i,i, i,h- ihe White House, shortly W illiam F. Knowlninl. of ' aftei Ihe Iteptlbllenn h-.oh < , , i w ,th I' i i ult-nl Dwight D Elsenhower on Coliiuitllllxl China ndn - ..... ... u„ i ' i i i I, ,l Nnllnn*. Tins Senstoi* ngrvrd In drop n pro|n,<ii1 to w .ih ih .iw t (nil,-il S ta le s so p p o it (to m Hu* E lse n h o w e r C N. If Red Chinn l< g u n ......... n ils i <<hip. In e s e liu llg e , III (milled lo *, lively *- hi- i ii In opposing lo tiu lsslo il. ( In fe rn a l Io n 'll) IU)\ Knilal ( hnr>*i‘ li. S. Allocalion I ’o 1)1* Post Office To Hospital Is Nol In Advance On July 1 Danger, Says Burns if iln ile r lv ri'llfnl* on ill hoM-s at Ihe Suufiirti l*nsi O R iee will go .1nlv I I u|t in p iuce|il «.!i i 11 |n l ’(u .|o i;t„U c .loi-l K ifld nmioimcod fodav □ Flugn Will Fly Here On Sunday, F I uk Day Next Sunday Is Flag Day jmi one uf Hia 16 days that hsvi- n «" designated by the Sanford * n> Commission when flags wilt inflown on City streets, The complete list 1* us follows Ja n . 1—New Y e a r'a D a y; Jan m —L m ’s B irth d ay; Ja n . 10-liiu iig o ration Day (e v r r y four yearsi Feb. 16—Lincoln's B irth d ay; Fi-h 23—Washington's B irth d ay; Mar i —F k irld n ’i Statehood Itccogni/'-d Easte r Sunday; A pr. 26— Memorial D ay. h a lfitx ff until noon; Second Sunday In May—Mothers’ Day. May 16—Arm ed Fo rces D ay; June 14—Flag D a y; Ju ly 4—Indepen dance D a y; F ir s t Monday m September—Labor D a y; Sept 17 Constitution Day; Oct. la-C o lum bua D a y; Nov. I t —Arm istice Day Fourth Thursday in NovemlK-r Thanksgiving l)> y ; and Dec. —ChristIr n a i TDay. Northern Residents Aid Local USO Drive Resident* >d northern slute* and nelghlx : ' m : Florida emmlles are lieliilng to swell Hie kilty III Ihe Haoiord Untied Service Organ tiullon D rive according lo Mr* C am illa llru re . Ireasurer for the local campaign •She repiirled chuck* in i Dot from Cedartown, G a ,; Anbury H ark, N. J . ; West View, Fu : Varuna, N J . ; and Durham, N c Donation* have ul*o arrived fruin Hie following plaee* In Flurilia : Orlnniln. Wesoonuett. C res­ cent C ity, New Smyrnu Reach, and D e lia ry . P ra ctica lly every cnm m iuilly in my ha* responded to the the county nci- declared. app«al. Mrs. Ilnu-i’ _______J Kiminled I Bui M rs. Bruce out Hml the drivo wo* sflll some tw*i short of Hie t r:goal of * $1. 1^0 * . while, . asking Hist that Hose, llio who have no already contributed, tu iu«i checks to Iter at Ihe (hum ber of Cummurco office. lie Purchase Of Ludlow Will Give New Look To Herald Headlines And Ads K w n m m r-’ A Ludlow, ha explained, ellows * • " ,w “ a M M ■* said Hull a ,«•-!jil lodlelm Issued In ... ............................. .. Mat eu lle d Hie a lt e n lio " of a ll m a s te rs In the , i in i lid o ie o l lo llo p iis la l la w s and re g u la tio n ot llo llew sch e d u le ol Inn I it' s i I!,-, liv e ot, the In I il.it --I llo m lI C.ll Vi ,11 A Iota! of III* bus In ill Ii in i Sanford " t il he .,(t 11 i in i ch an g e in r a le s Boxes lit 'lie S a ilin ' it nlfu-e m bro ken liin tn Olio lit e c i l c g o l " T h e re a le Kid ol llo .i i i a l l e ’d Iv p e t'i* n| Hie lies I I i i . el ’*) o' 'h i m n n h er lltn -e . i n eight of llo next lo Ih e l.iit ’ l and II I.I lit i of 111i- l.n g e I llo - new la h ,u e as Inflow boxes (h i oo i I ' i i o leil hn ( l I*’ a a,i i ,i 1 1•-1 will lie SI Ml I llose ho lo ci It ,d $i no will lot:* oo boxes Olivant e hi $11*1 $1 1*1 h im go lo $4 Ml. .Old Hie $ |l* l sl/e h til 1*1 Mr Field said (lie li.isli si-lieil ole in effect al Ihe present line has not linen rhongril since |'*i, 'file llicli-as,-il ch.nges ale belli, made lo riiiifnn n with Ihe m ereased cost ol providing eipup riieiil and m alnl.ilnli g Ihe set vice llo l even I In ntt: (■ c n iiip la iiil* h tiox h n iile is In-re ari- e x p e c te il, lln lo c a l I'O s liiin s tr l c a lle d ille iit iin i lo lln- f a i l ih .il llo- sn ia lie .s l Iv iii lio x in M ia m i c o sts S i . Ml a n il tie la rg e s l $10 Ml In New V o ik i n t th e cost io n fro m ( h i* ) In tD 'o n I hose i u i t . Hie sa m e eu b ic inch e u p a e ify a do Hie S a n fo rd bo xes R ill th e re is good w ith Hie b a il fo r In lln- f u llin ' sender i of pack ages in a ) use ouv id the V u rliiU ly n e x of tape In se a l outgoing poi c e l* , p ro v id in g I hey m a rk “ n iu t he opened for in s p e c tio n " c le a r l below Hie se n d e r's r e liir n addresT il e n id a lio ii m ay slam p ed , ty p e w n tle n w r l l l i ’li I ' l e t lollslt f o r m •«••*■ h a d «i* to la lIM tl *«**«» lie m a hand hiuul |i| l u l l ,1 ttl l i n l l T |((WI,t r illl,s ()1| ,l« s v mail I ulul Sorvii’o OiTiccr To ; , , , , 1 7 ..* .. / ' . . t (nlive Vt‘lH (lUitlanCi* MECHANICAL IMPROVEMENTS It was announced that the Ian­ Purchase of a new Ludlow to nis rourt and pool would be avail' Improve the typuettjng (scllltie* able to members starting today, of the Ssnford Herald wsa an­ Junior Metis w ill aerve as life­ nounced today by Fred Perkin*, guard for Ihe pool. general manager. T im new tnaehlne, one uf the MONROE ROY ADVANCED WASHINGTON. D C. (FH TN C) larger lavealmenta In the printing -T h e Bureau of Naval Personnel field, la expected to arrive here In has announced that It la an ad- some three weeks. Mr. Perklna explained that Hie '•tia f for Leroy E . Mra. Stan- purchase le part of a broad pro tbo Herald’s phvsliw York Avenue. mr »Kh that -*0I» Prisoner Agreement Signed Wiping Out Last Stumbling Block Barring Korea Truce T h u new budget re ilu c e d th e ap 1•*r > a b j **!. 1**lS -^ 'u ,n !n l,,,i*if l','1 tw o riu tlo n reipm st by fiv e Iillttnnn V ie lin in h th e I S l* a id in g it" Two persons were injured »er and set u ile e e in b e r , I!I33. ta rg e t, F re iie h w ith m illio n s in m iliL iiv inusly, four m-ire received hirer of 120 W i n g s , w ith fro m UU lo 114 " '|io lli« i 111 the se v e n y e a r w ,u «illon* uml contusion* while two " r u m b a I r e a d y " w in g s by J u l y , ^ 'K alu st tjK' R ed s th e re . curs were totally dcmollxhed In a he ml on colllalou last Friday night eight mile* south of Sanford on Route 17 *2, If wax reported to­ day by Stull* Trooper R R. lia r rltun. Two Pompano Resell youth* veered Ihelr north bound 1941 se­ dan four feci over Ihe center line to atnu*h Ituadon Into a south­ bound twp sedan rontalnlng two 17-ycar-old girls and ■ pair of 18year-old boys, according to Troop­ er Harrison. R , C, Craws, 23, driver of the north bound car, received a con­ cussion and wa* arrested for “ w illful and wuuloii reckless d riv ­ ing" by Trooper llurrlxon. Cruws wax turned over to Ihe S h e riff* office and Is still In Jail, having fulled lo post a |3U0 bond Crew*' companion, Henry I ’ri v e il, 13. ulxo of Pompano ilencll, received a severe cut over Ills left temple Robert I Peeples, in . Houston, T e x., driver of the south bound c s r dp.located his led urm uml re­ ceived lacerations on his left arm and right leg. Aeenmnuiiying Peeple* was Joseph H ad lrr, 16y ru rn ld owner of the ear front Pluiliirin lne, ha ; .lane Wheeler, 17, ami Mmlullne Johnson, 17. Both girls are from iirlum lo Nudler xuslalncd a fractured neck. 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Re liearsal* ure scheiluted for Tiles day and Wednesday "The Wlliile Town’s T alk in g " is Ihe Linotype design. Through use a Ihree ael ennu-dy by Ju liii Killerof these, type Is set by operators -ion and Anita lasis, with Hie punching a keyboard. Rut the charming modern living runiii of of lyoe imsslhle maximum Simmons fam ily in a sm all Ohio Is 30 uolnl ( letters only o r these 1 town n* Hie set The play con ich in la height) neli ‘ a half Inch i-erns Hie attempt* of Henry Slmmon* to m arry Ids daughter to The new machine, in addition to Id-: Junior partner in business. making the larger sizes possible, Tlie cn.sl conxisl* of Frunei* w ill also coine equipped wllh new R iium illal, llolibin Morton. Dllon facet of type and a broader se­ linker, Jim Niisbaum. Sally Hullection so that greater variety can ehlsoii. Albert F R I* . R ill llcrsch e l, l/ti iiifi Dean, h iifiri fliiP iitliir Teslo, 11.,44 be offered In (he aelting of adEwlng Dorothy Hetty vertlaemenla. Ho It la principally I'ulltnn, Yvette Olduker and Ruth aa a aervice to Ihe community H lllliim cr. Col. Faul Rixsell I* the that tfaa equipment Is being prodirector and also designed tho set. Tlcke l* w ill bo on Male at Itmnn,1 * 4 . M r. ■ S ' S j . V i C I ; faster al (he ITisl Office; Thursday—(i on lliut and Anderson's, Tim rlitnn's, ,m. Raufor * “ ~ S I John’* Realty, or from anv er* as tho greater“ l'm- Jj*jfo rd at ibe Counly Service Office. member uf the cast. obtaining benefits under the t$l R ill may receive guidance rmm Tom R . Deen, unx M i i i i I slain * e i vice officer, who w ill visit fids area lid* week for Hie purpoiiu id helping veterans or their depend fid * in filing claim * for rompeii xaltnii liciicfllx or solving their in Kiiranco iiroldeni*. T ill* free ser vice includes n**Dlance In cm ‘•7* uf veteran* under the (it vocational training, *ubtis (•nee or other problem*. Of Npeciul importanen i i the ex mrallon date fur applying fur Ihe following benefit*: W rit V lrg lnls and Indiana State U onusc*-Jm io 30, 1953. M r. Deen ha* been invited to this area by Lloyd F. Hoyle, county service officer, a* a special consultant and m ay be contacted as follows: ^ - 44^,Ti'*•*•'*,+~3** *■ ,1 it a ^ . li awieki«J »i*i(M4.* • <1 J I'M I I’M i |U| Vs lift I 11 1! $ i \l V 11IT I tn ,i*;i 1’4'm rit! *li!iie<l in .i t m l it vv it Ii Ih r VI h i l l \u i m i | .l ■ nt viilu n lut'v i r | u ft Lit tun t r a ils th at **thi fur i * «m i I m *m | iif fiMVi- sh ill tu* il m i I ay’ iM lM l" t h r |mi omm i * r if h r i Alh« >1 nl t ’nm m u ni^ l h rh l A 1■ j1411 uf 1 1 1*1141 1 ' h i in ‘ sp out T J, I Km N u rlti K o r r a iis m l N pri^iin ru m p s h iiv lln h i .Mml th**\ w ill it* filM ’ I r pat r L itin il I hr fu llirp MU'* t rv Mi'll dtivYiiw uld It "Mi a f l dM loial A la st III 1III III* III! • age • f r o m I ' r c - i d i - i i i 1' K m ! |UV\ . 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Ind us tr ie s , I n«- . a im o n m cd hnlav M i t'liw a n lia s not vel lile iili (le d Hie cio n p .in v w llli w h ich lie D in -g iitla lin g p r id c in n g lo w ait mi III Ihe ile a l is o ffii- ia lly c o iisiim m ated b e fo re m a k in g an an iin im c f iiir r il H e sa id .1 le lle l of c i'lif ll 111.1 lu m is to lie fo rw .-n .led lio m N ew York today and work I mu I <I .tart Du- tlurd and h u l l iiro dm -llnn witliln Hie next few d a y . to ienovnte Hie I'Oililmg ,,f tin cm i , ol - 1 i win of Hie Sam T lie new o ia iiu f a c to r m g p laid fold Illt'U lrl liiilh l " ‘IIm Wilole ru lin '' I'alkiog will la- ore w ill use 14,ixsi sq u a re feel <d tlie M-nli-d ill IIm llii-alcr al Nmlli s t r u c t u ie n o l i .i l l i W lien tlie p lan t Slrci-t and I ..mi ,-i Aw niii- on is in fu ll o i" - ra llo ii. a to ta l >d i.-.u lli u r s 'l a v . I iid u v and S a tu rd a y of lid s w eek at * t * i p m T lc k e l* w ill go no s a il1 W eilut's Veterans who need assistance in day : lit R O I t E I I I II IT C K .V IA N F V W tt N .ID M i.T I lie la s t lug M um M m u liU u k tu a K n rv n n truc«» w as j s u L ’ I imI. is w ith t lit* Kipnm u of ,i jiris iM iir r w h a ii^ o a^ rf* 11a•*91f l»uf Sm ith K«»r«, ;»n op pOS'lltltl *hnT tm\ , | , i l tin I »*ill I ki p illlll .h Hit’ ll l i'.fils't * MfAl i’ll i i'iilu m i’ In lit \f it t n iin f «tu i full jM iiin tii'.* ill I hi' tin p > t ii old ik .if i .m ill i*omi* h m ii'in K i when A llie d u iiM i»mini» i i I nI lu ^tt!, ii*.T % i n n 1! a l U a in | llm u v r r Nuufli K'»r*'.in Fri'M I *it* I M V111' 111>6|| lilt * I ' l i i I III’ A O i l i'ia ti || I ’ h ’ vs " H im K hT i m O p Opl** Will |M \ l It I ,i tit'til 11111 L i (lit* Mil pt' 11111It j( .It lut'd || I 11t h r lu h l \ i* p liiiL ia '.ra p h ri Fit**! \« .ilr r s 'Mm* Luv-x ,»rp hL'Iilitu1 !hi' ri»lil im m i'ls .it Hi • h u n t, .nut nmt l l i r y w an ! In m hat k ilim r am i I p ! U i i * ' . t i n m ufii *1 x h i th ill w ay Hu' Stm tli K i f . u i ( .ilt in rt iim l N u lm n .il \-M*mliI> t T h is t’fu m u it I r r 11’ *ul v i *a1 to i l l ’s! I'kMi it -ih> In in * lltlllur pre uml I p i i i i s , h u I k,*cp fhihMiiit A ti'i ,ii m . >1 it i It' n11in *11«!! lu ll n. p u i t«' »• s uml in . in * im idiii^N f l u •'*i $:fi«1111 S ii I Ii K o11*.i wi*ri* •*i hi *i li 1$ fl I'M !♦ ,t Hi 1 in i!aY , -i oN 11 II ill c III >)lokf s nm il - ..III 111 " p rm o iu i ,u i i i ’ Mii’ iil |tr$w i*li‘ s tll.it of 111’ \ ih tHMI M ill'll .Mill M ill i '.M’L M 1 l!lo**i v i.ih lillt! tu 11"!ill It Ti11rn♦ ,11 h r i \t fi iiiv'i tl w ith in aUi lh i\ n if i r l » MMi * 1s si r m it i onon im i .1 |Mi *«Miri w Ini •-!i uil fa>th r I'ftmp i rp .ih m Tumi will r i ’h'i'i*■•*! im r iv lit. 11L* m m h i I I i lit* lie.- — ... -•=<- -ii.-A perso ns w ill be c m p lo v i'il w illi an a m iu u l iia y r t ill of $22.'i . immi. Mr ( uwau, in aijutiiiT nn noiiiii'emen!. said ilia ! plans to establish a voeatloniil training •clnail in Hie Kent Ituddiiig to teach women industrial sewing were ciiming along satisfactory Machine* to lie i|rti>r) in ibe school should arrive In Sanford in Ihe very near future Irmn out of town pomt* There I* to lie a meeting of Ihe directors of Sanford Industry, Inc tomorrow afternoon al 3 no o'clock in the office of George W illiam *, xecrelary(treasurer uf the cor­ poration, In riMim 201 of the Melsch Building. M r. Cowan urged all directors to attend the important session. Movie Time Table b it / "Soared S t iff" itdifi ■ fi:flH - H -Jil M OVI E L A N D "Uqnio Goei To Coltega" sho-.v opens 7:13 i � 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, June 05, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 05, 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>, June 05, 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/e2b71bc4af414f40d37f162755247f9a.pdf c57bbaf4c4e0061233156e28a019d3f1 PDF Text Text #* - t B P ; ■ “W & WfRm^iyw'%fwjffi?v*« Cards Club Orlando, 11-8, For 10th Win In Last 1$ Sanford Seeks Fifth Straight Against Lakeland Here Tonight Ily K K N T CH ETLA1N Hanford’* rraurifun* Cardinal* ir r Ihreali-nlng tit innko the FtnrMi Statu League firal hitIf j» nnanl ra.'e in1" a five-tenm affair after defeating the Senator* In Orlando lait nlKht, 11-H. )t win the Rsdbirds' fourth fi»na«*i'i»lIve victory Mul Kith will in the lu<t 13 game*. Hy irnrine two aiirreaolvr wrlrn tiwrep* fur Ihr find lime I hit year. Hanford Initialed annlhrr flrot hy rrnrklnx the Tinkrr f-'Jald whammy- I.nu Calvettl’a triumph w.a Ihr firtl rartllnal »ln thp ronflne* »f Tinkrr Kir Id thin aeaaon. With Hunfnril onr-gamr ahead of Rel.and In fifth place, the ile.lhirdi nr • five game* behind l.eeahurt: In fourth plan*, hut only eight i’ niim'* in tho rear of the league lending Cocoa Indiana. Thr narrow three-game mi rea(I arparating Ihr fourth ami flrat pine ejiljtl la Indicative of flip fight flag chii i- tmw in prugreaa FSL FLAG RACE W. L. I'fi. (ill. Cor nn 32 19 .1127 Daytona 31 III .1120 31 211 .R(HJ Ja* lli'i.' i. UU IU. f #o*)wi r *• .171 21 27 SANFORD I.« h| iiIk Ii I'* Will W..4 Hi.nl Hill Hatty J, C, I hi no Mi ll IICI.1. VH. I.AK ELAN D IIK ill: T O N l(iII I Wallrr .Milrhrll, .1-foot-1 Inlikf riahlhiimlrr who hna ImprrxxriJ III Ihrrr appraranreM allire Joinlllg Ihr tarda hud week, will ' it hla curve hall agalnal Ihr ■krland I'llula In Ihe Memorial .Stadium here lonlyht. Wllehell will hr aprarhradiiiK Hanford'a .hid la extend ila winning akrln •In five atralahl ami llth out of lint H . r 1 I.a t night thr rampaging Curd* Jumped off to a ;t-| Iri.d over Oilandu will,out ..inking » alnglu lilt. HIiik Ic* by Tommy l.ronurd, J. (1. Dunn and Winfred " II.-it" llrnrdirl iirodiKi'ii two rill.- In tlir fifth. It uun Ihr l>|if alt-ton rru|itiou In thr irvrntli that wru|ipvi| thlmti up for Hanford nflrr t'nlvrtli’a control pnvr out und I'aul Smith ramr In to rrllrvr In the four-run Orlando ninth. With the haira loadril, onr out and onr Hanford run In, I.nu Tell studied .lor Hrumflrhl, who had replaced starter l.ronard I.lvrrnmn earlier, Tony llurnnc Imuncrd to thr pitcher, whoie throw to the plntr wna low iH'intlUIng another fun to score. Hill Hatty's Imundcr to the hill went for an error on Toll's throw, another runner sroring, A ainele hr HIM Hllvvrthorne and ■ double by Tommy l.ronard drove In three mure Hanford basemen. Uonnrd's two Ultra Itirrenard hla team high flaure to 92 In 90 camra played this year, Ily collectIng hla I I double of the year slid a alncle, l.ronard iHK.aird hla srsaon avernue lu .109. Mnnoirrr .F. C fhtnn rnp|r.| r.ut h.1* I*»t« iwo-i’ly blow, to lead the "lub In Inst category, uml amacked }??. amgles to elvvale Ills aeason's h ttlnu mark from .1122 lu .1126. Hllvanhorno lumped from „'I2H to .IHIO on n pair of hlngoi. Tonight tho (teilhlrd* will have throe wlnn ng» skeins at .lake. In lha flr.t throe gamoo with l.nke» " '« »no Card. hay. defeated tho I’lltd. three .traight ami will ho looking to extoml that mpromacy lo four In a row. Hanford will al.u !»• In ritie.t of IU fifth consecutlva 18,643 Of Total Are P a id TOM LEO N AR D Drive* fn 61*1 iinil 62ml Iftinn So-Loiitf liOU A dm issions Mired in the arrond division, the Hanford I'ardinala have defied a •raiVitl..* at adage tl.nt Hanford itonidii'. aopiKirt a lining hasrhall •-lull, ihr ofrlcial alteiioancr fig•lies j wealed today. Fur tin' fin! IM night engage­ ments, tlir Keilhirds Nave attracted 111,2111 fans through the gates of thr Memorial Stadium this year. Of llmt total lll.dt.'l have hern paid customers, Compared to the laat two sea­ sons, ihis year's average paid attend nice Is running well ahead. Hpeclfirally, It Is aver­ aging 101 more per game than last yistr and fill ahead of the IB.1I l ill a Is. This yror the overage paid gate Is dli.'l, lust year the average was Mil wfdlr In Itifil the Hanford (rlonts, playing In the old Munici­ pal Hl.idl.im for the last time, Irrw an average of only liDO per rngniC'iiirnt. The official figures for Ihis year -how that this year's paid total * only 2.iitil behind the total for the "Tit si'usnri of l(t,2Htt kJ ._tl( ^' la (tiljl fillin' 21,717 hi'hind last yrar'k ■'Hx'lllO set by the Heininule Hlues ploying in the new Memorial Stadium for the first time. l(owever, Ihe Hanford Cardinals still have II games to play here before the sea no ends and at the present Orujeeti',1 rale the Cards should hit Hie Ifi.or.d paid total, uu In­ AH 14 VV * t 44 2 L | I 4 1 1 1 i ll I 1 41 | ll 11 1 11 1 1 1 r. ft O 4 41 ft 1 II 0 1 lii 37 If M II 49 % /JflllMfH1. |ll* 1 •reuse nf (ipriroxluiutely 7,I)(MI aver II n II i «i h fJ Inst year's figure. HI.mil II. Id.Vkffk. |/ The difference In the total MeII t l f lilt IIIw. | t 0 4 norial Htailluio aUendaoee and Mi1* hiitirtM k, If 1 1 4 he pul I figure is made up hy Hie fiMUKt kii. *In , ifI. I 1 Milllf.Ni*. •r 1 1 4 miles nights, knothole gang and (1 II 1*1VehllHIl, |i working crew at the pork. t Win** II <» 4 I'ald Total Mr itinfIH4 m II ft I • ’revlous Total T n l ft ft il | Id,112 I I . t il I eelHim •it III 37 94 Duytouu ruin net Ml Dili two i ,mir, aSM Illlll IIHI 3211 aim— II (triorol t las lt"0i b or Mail,, olo oo:i ion k inr. 726 II I r ir .iiu i, \ >..,<■!■ r .1 : i n ,, h i 3 l.eesliur it 1HI1 Hill* .-*i,i*iIt Uiiom. I. ;<ll>rriInno*, lien,. Dl'I.UIIll t«r. 616 •Ih'i .-‘Ilk.11.m \ui... SI..1,r«, l...w l.akeland ki..'laoiriii v lmi 11.**> i: 7 tr» 7U6 Hi.... ..'In 1.1vii Hill ll I .. 11, Ho.]-,' DayIona .ini (161 krill lit tllll l.ruoiirU j, llikroli*. ('(icon 7:u t ,.'I(K)* all. xi Ihoi or j tlx111-0lil I'.,).-in In* lleni'h Hal' v. /.unroll. \l. i tuiniio k i. Illll fiHIl (VIA 'nil- KHkiii* 3 Moli.i III Mloan I'olals 1(1,(111 19,291 I- Ilk ilia i III lnim - I *,,im ril, I hi in, i Here ere the comparative gate H I'll, xrlion or HI.hin |i|' Hntn nxlx It. Hilton,- lo lliilrla Hiiliiixt otnls for the last two yivirs; ", II" ...... I., II M* • Halt (fames Vrnr I’nld Avg. Ii.mI 13, ■. r I ii.lx( *•Mil ..r# i .ivm •in Mint ip ,2hi» 2nd * Minit 1 Mi iutil (Hi(I 1T-'l I I I ’lllviUf ■i, hinnit .< hi i kif <iilv #*111 I Htiiil !■ ,ir' 1HN2 :tH,:tr.o r,uu j I,M>*-■foil h Mi.iinM.Ifl I III 21 IITi.'l 111,111.1 nun •irnm l 11•• 1.1v»»i m.i it In 6 Inn — I . allies N ig h ts »tM• * t *♦»»**, « n »V*•<•I 7 III i I.M imi Milts I 1Mils. Ill IllnllxPI 1 la I li IiiiiIuii I ions hoiliti i In ; )/| inn lugs 1 runs, Tell i In s 3/1 innings f inns, li.grim, j In I liming I run H i i i i a r d f.s H o ld B y Hill' .Iiiiimi. I*. l»v l.lieroiJin. Wl'!lr ti hi IP.I,I anil Unit Hi I'tl l-'llhlfi* in;! V.'i.inei- i nU„iij t^.v xf l.lveninin I Hull i nn.l l.'et le« T l T A l»1 , LAKELAND hti—Tlio l.aknlaml I’iN't*, trying to climb out ol Dm C u r d in ii I A v e r a g e r * j inrlilu .Stme 1/tauuo hxsnriiont, have houghI two player* and nh I*li4| 4*r 1II II ii ill Illll M r taintd Hiiolliur mi iiptlun. M> ii - ills i 1 41 1 K 1 Mil > I.* «ll It 4-Hi Ml n* 11 .H* SC,1 I.iikeliiml bought U u Niinurd, •1 4) i ‘J 111 idteher, amt Jim Cor.o, M>cumj *•P»1Is14 it ll 1j| 1KM 17/ 3ft i.u 1f Jfb .12* liiisernan, fnuu league-luuding CuIK f.v 1 |• .12* •Lit*> i. 1W(.u V(it, ’ fi ■ Ml| *»• Vi •u> eou Ditcher Dim Staiitman came ll.f.ll. m; 21 21 ft i JI l<7 to l.akelmid on Nidinn frnm Turnpu I h ii *f. SGI id Die ( lass li Florida Inh'rniitiim Jim 11 ;fm 1 • ............ 11 J 1 1 1 2 .• 9 ■’ill' XIII • 1 If. ri •i ul l.cngue. 1 irut i ti m I’ele Allinranii, uutfielder; Jim h 1 ll l 1hi 1 1Ml niter i S'! N 1 Miller, Infk'ldir, ami Hd Worse, M**lI-, 1H 1 l K (1 i ik. pitcher, were released. Sinn h K •hi, 2 ii & I) K ll Aim in n ll MU *>4Im lr ;.!»3 Ml in 22 n ?1 1 I’utill* ITU iino axT TI 2Ml .21* B o x in g U e n u lU IHtrlitr ll- Nil nn VV 1. Vvi IMIinIn ) 73 r.i .1R G 2 74*» Ry The Associated f r t u 1ll N1il III <414* «•#• 1H »* 1 .1*1 i. i.i'.u IS 12 3!l 1 1 MU TC F S D A Y ’S F ifn rrs 1’olV.-IH tr. ii M» 3 .1 mu Ry The Associated Pro*. Uxllll n IM as 2 1 111#1 Nihil li ;.t v< 60* | tf0 1ST r r . WAYNK, Ind — Chuck D«vMill ti. II 12 r. I 1 H 0 KOI- ey, H9. Lansing, Mich., milpnlnted ..tliim fin h i Ml .1 f» m Sammy Mastrean, iso, I'lttstturgh, T.ilaU 154) uai 31Ul 3:i ST .IMV 10. MIAMI BEACH. Flo. - Harry llrarlnw, 157tt. Miami Ht*ch, outWl I m (••*9. Mil IHiintcd Jackie La Hun, IDHt, llriioklyn, 10. FAftltONSI 4 4) 1.414*0 Ugl. Armv a 1 7r.lt 1 WASHINdTON— Jimmy Cooper. VC-a 1 6lH) 1 9 S'sj.llllSIll 4 •JOI) T i 126. Washington, knocked out Clene Smith. 120. washlnglon, 6. Holisna's 4 .4(1)1) « JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Red .Vul - l I onnl .'I, llnlisnn's IV Came rim, 199, Miami, milpnlnted llswra Tunlgai Jack Harding, 203, Ouffalo, N. Y „ V(.’-» vs KANIII IN-til lli.lis.ia's vs WIIsimi-Male* (Israes I'rlrisi LOS ANGELES— Sal Floras, 180, Sul-Arinv vs. Vl’-(i Anaheim, Calif., slopped Armando Nul (l.iar.l vs i ahiii iv . i (idem, J34, Gundnlajsrx, Mexico, Tim only fighter tu will the *• heavyweight chumplorishlp on n \ li foul was Max Hchimding. Hu de JI fuated Jack .Sharkey, 3Juno 12, 1U 31) in New York. - t k If ltlt Hi n. if ill Milltv. .11. Hi I Vl*f I tiffI’MI* ! If third altuluhl rood aucrra* In flUlill, d, *f boosl lla mh.ernl.lr record uhroud lliiirl*, . to 7-10. T h r Cardinal!* havr u Mfhftlf I. II. HhmuiH n, »* rohuM 17 H hum.* rrrord. * HtlMlI. I* Shill It, f» 1Kiftil til |r 'I ilrliiMtlii CalvrlU iiiitclicil Ilia third will of Ihr yrnr to liow out with n d ll rrrord with Hanford hrforr hrlntc rallril to thr rolora, Th r hn»ky bonila fllrigrr from tho PrnnaylvanIn roul field* of Cllinr rrrrlvrd Ida draft nothr yesterday and niaili' hi* Iimt atari hrforr InivltiK for honir. Cardinals Draw 19,291 In First 2 4 Home Night Tilts Cocoa To Lakeland Softball StandingR 1 3 I Angler Snarei 10>Pound l-0unce' Bats In Putnam Fishing Rodeo T H E HANFORD H ERALD Page 9 Wed. June 3, 1999 Cocoa Clings To VCKC Will Begin” FSL Lead On 8-6 90-Day Season Win Over Lakers Tomorrow Night Guardsmen Defeat R o b so n ’s, 24 - 12, To Vacate Cellar Company I of the National Cuard vacated the Cltv Men’s Softball Fragile cellar Inst night by soundly defeating Robson”a .Sporting floods nine. 21-12. nt the l.akefront Diamond. Hobson's took undisputed pos­ session of slsth olare in losing as flrltI was rarkrd for 21 runs on 17 hits. Howell started for the fiuurdsmrn, hut lefty l.loyd Swain ramr in lu finish up and receive credit for the victory Carl Von Hrrhulis slammed a homer for Robson's and flrnv collected a double while I.Ingle swatted a two hugger for the winners, %m II tsllnssl I.until r> 4 I.Ingle, "" ♦ Plemlnu. xf Katrina, it. « Kettles x I gw*In. If p I 0 l.niitlns If Ml etis i r, itti st. r-enx .1 jliiWFll (t if WHll> Tufnlf 31 It 91nl»*sin*« %II II M MflMll Hit |l HrfVk*'h i’ IfPI*WIt I |i Ufitr. fi I Urwr. i'f I • Von MprliuMn. rf I PnrrrMi, ,ili 41 Tupri**r 21* I I iIriif!>MMl if I I '1‘lllNlft 13 M lilklsws.n’ai 11II ia Hi r %al'L iMtMftl .l i i :i lo 5— 31 IT r 1'H fS#*'2;iv, IJ nulr III! V-.it 4**111w H I' Hwiilii J I' Mr MI V TilfUff I'uhil I'fH’DN fllil 4si<111 Ilnur || ■Imi’Itanm1111«* Ila*nrAt l.frihiirR OAIMIHII IlflellNsI 4lrll1Hthl MfswMft Iralrolni ^ \ M 4111II I I O f Illll tin h 4mini H l.rfslHifK 41 IlHIlRM Mr nil* 11 llrlinul 7 Jii ilt Aimtill • liarMi>!• in I,nit#inn«| IMI hlNllIMftl 4. ll IHrm Turin > i.nii#i«iNti Nt « a v rn iiii IlNilsiN* Mrurli Ml |rr* U «v OrlMNiif mi iwrliNniitfHp ||#«rlt |l#|,M«llf 111 1IM'liH v v riM M i. liin id ti IV I MllWntihxe -4 (Ir.mklrn j( i, i'jills flx ln h .i, 31 || VI Is,..is -3 ,# New I II, h 11, 3„ <'li.xli.hu 11 n The SPORTS REGISTER Ily K K N T C IIK T L A IN Sport* Editor Tbit loynttv of locul lukirbalt fan* Is finally brinir repaid by those hitMUiiiK Sanford Cardinal* . . . . Without a doubt Hanford in the Hottest team In the Horidt* .State League, having reeled off 10 vie* orles in the last l.'l games, nlno In the last 11. This evening the local diamond partisans will flock to the Me­ morial .Stadium tu watch Ihe ftedblrds try for their fifth consecutive victory against tho Lakeland Pilot*. It Is inleresilnr to note that last year at this time the Sem­ inole Hlues were following almost a diametrically opposite course . . . . Off to a fast start Ihr llluea racked up an amaslog IT out of 19- game winning streak and wore .914 point* out of first place hy May 16, 1992. Then came the rave.In . . . Plu.nmetttng down­ ward the Hlues had thtir loffy 22-9 record (tailored to 90-21 at this stage of Ust msaull, The Curdinuls, stinting hu.llv in lust place with a 11-21 mark, >ntai>ulatrd to filth spot on the strength of lu wins In the last I I lor.U'StH for an improved 21-27 record. While there seems lllllu rhanco for tho Redl.lrd* to capture tho first half pvununt ul Ihis late stuge, Hanford cannot be counted out i.f u first division finish before tho lu'lt rings on Juno 22 . . . Cerntinlv hy sweeping the last four games from the mighty Jax Dench H.a tlir,Is. Huufurd must he considered u pennant contender for the lust imlf. Just uxumloi' thin winning string . From the turning point on Friitay iilgl.l, May 29, when Ihe Cords outlasted Dela___ ‘ ‘ nd, 13-12, In thu itrh inning, Huufurd tins ripped through ihe following clubs: three p tialglit wins from Lukelniid, two euch front Orlando and Jax Reach, 'tills* splitting with the top two Cocoa and Daytona. Karlv season skcptlrs must cer- HANFOHlI'H W IN N IN d SKEIN tiiiuiv lie wunderiiig "what hopw 1. nill." It isn't cusy to noint vour Delatinl 1 1 finger nt any one thing . . . . We Lakeland 3 9 fed that Improved fielding, with Daytona 1 1 ilic uil.lltioi. of new nluvers und Coroa 11 j) 0 improved pitching have been the Jus Reach mailt factors . . . . The Curdinuls Orlando J <1 have liustli'd frnm the opening Totals 10 3 lull ...id tln-ir ability to continue on into the hot weather is another important factor tn this lute half rise , . . Just as was the case in tire original HI. Louis Cardinal "(ias House Liang" era nf the early iJ.irtries, Hunfurd is winning un speed, pitching nn.l hustle . . . The als were probably the first leant In organised baseball to rrurk Hu- century murk In stolen buses Ihis year when they rearhed that three digit figure lust Monduv night against Orlando . . . Tills in itself should lie indicative of whut U happening today. "l • ♦ ♦ # • Hanford's Dirk McLntiljn, veteran Florida (Rate League umpire, tells u giioil mil' . . . It scums while he wus plying his trade In blue one iilgtil before a gome In Deiuind u fan approached him and said, Are von umpiring tonight?” Dick answered, “ Yes*.'' To this tho fan replied, "Well I'm going home." A little indignant, Dick said “ Well that’s nice go ahead.” The fun then sold. "Do you know whyT” Of course Dirk figured it was Ids umpiring, hut the fan then went on to explain. “ I don’t live far from here and every time you umpire I would rather go hmnu and listen to you shout out the caii* than see a game." ' < k JK rir.li.tS I IoaaUounce ounca base no in lha avorall i |A ,Vlelon. fltona waa also the all# of largest bans taken thle week i i w t e •nhaCamp tho live bait division of {lie largest baaa waa a 18 peso! 14 ounca monster taken by Mrs. Emma Rpraekun of laterlackea. The Palatka Fire Station la ths nost popular watghlng-ln station, recording <10 of tho big fish, S t Johns Fishing Lodga of Hunting„ . . . .on Is second, and thu top atatwn Sa r i ;mong thr fish ng eampa, with M , ita'rool ollowed closely by tab A . P. atwTBen Be Olivar Camp at Walaka, who haa tourney, Tho bass winning this parfeet records by ji lting honor 'waa an I B ounce -veitrhrd tn 14 baaa so far ta thn lunker, also takejt >vri »iaw Moan from Lake « 4. antered Georg rga by John (Poo) Eomfh.of ound 4 m Miami ml, who will recent# a weekly ihr for his efforts in lending fifth on a tklnar. lad, John l A T Utml tM U f ' Olager — Clarence am — tomorrow night It i Ingram haa a * |)lS«3 raea ta l hi* di* By The A rhoi latcd P rtii N ATION AL LEAG U E AM ERICAN LEAG U E RATTIN G — Hchociulfcnst, St H A TTIN G — Kell, Boston, .196 Ixtuls, .966. RUNS— Mlnosn. Chicago, 37. RUNS — Cainpnnclln, Rrip.klyti, RUNS B A T T E D IN - Kuion, 36 Cleveland, 34. RUNS R A TTE D IN-CampaiK<lla, HITS—Vernon, Washington, 57. Hmoklyn, 94. 14. DOUBLES— Kell, Boston, 19. H ITS - Schoendienit, f St. l/tuls, TR IP L E S — Jensen, Washington, In I0.T1 Rogers Hornsby mu.lw DOUBLES — Sdioendienst, Ht. five consecutive hits ns a nineh* Louis, 14. TR IP L E S - ilernlte, Pittsburgh, hl,i ? r U ,li" f'ordinnts, Thu I’hiladelphla Athletics eve- 9. H O M E RIJNS - Campanella. fSif' r t . l ! V ,r.,pl? against 26 lino Indians m. July Bnmkiyn. 17. STO LEN RASES - Bruton, MIL waukco, 00, 1.000; Rurdelte, Mil­ waukee, 9-0. 1,000. STR IK EO U TS— Simmons, Phila­ aiiTti K op I’ rut.ii- Histmnti delphia, 96. j*Hopn*Ktt v s N itx i n t « , , UlMTHIIT* OP TIII1 XiiM* (NO Nl'|*2 OP > T|||] I’l'ietf Legal Notlcea HOME HUNS - Rosen. Cloveland, 11. STO LEN BASES - Rivera, Chi­ cago, 11. PITCHING - Lopat, New v„rk, 9-0, l.DOOi Hooper, Cleveland. Ford, New York, Shea, Washington, 4 0 . 1.000; Stuart, St. Louis, and Morenon, Washington. 3-0, l.ouo. S T ttlK E O im t-PNerce, Chicago, 4*. I 1 X .1 H I ( vI IN LViVt ..AVAWX'V w& iM v.'.-.v.'.-.v.;.;.; ....., -.v.-.-.w.v.v. m* Galu Opening 1 Tomorrow Night See Ihe world’H ftiNlesI Kreyhountta In arllnn. I Ml A I H I wM m LAST TIME TONIGHT ALSO vaw;.. CARTOON and SELECTED SHORTS .... RICHARD 1000. Australian Totalizator has been installed Second rncro Dulnielnk every rnc* THURSDAY - FRIDAY MOTOR SALES BASKHALL SCHEDULK r iR S T C A R D IN A L ! T H IS W IS E SHOWING) Nn minora Lahel*a<r at^SA^iFORD A e iti mi |7*M,paved P* Ire lied I Gama Thursday Sanford at Ukaland Gama Friday SanforU at Lvesburg Gama Saturday NEWS ^ * ,hGintats2m £!™ ,,D CARTOON DaUtuljat HANFORD .V/ iO — Races —10 Dully dtmltle First und holler h H i i A' JSSiU i at DeLand 1, T, 1 i , ; *. I lyfletiuSBCjfiar t a e w i m « a « ^ a e H K H B 8 kj ) K ' 1. ■»; 1 \ h . r. M a n n ie O a t j" I LI rX.-’1,1 ’ fjlw b i mm rr-,..W .L W .'.— ■"■■■"W Mit: KV7. l i l U l i o P t t t N r) . ,i.j :Vc =v- , .V.'.V. ,T1f ' "•r1" " wdi t,» t.*..t i l 'th* il.Ti 5In“ yih, . c ""imlssi.ii. in me t'Dj! Rail n iy H„i" III* ’ |h.rills. at linn p III, June ui m s, In uimnliter ilm (iillnwlnw I VgrlHtlf'ft til ths* RripilfiH OrtllritififN of lK. City of M«li(iir,t. KlnrItt*1; It) lixiiiiMl fur vsrlarp'e ),l chaimr 111* Nut IIt llaTf uf |«| fl— h * !"L, Tefree*. anulti nl Mill Hlrest from Itta tu m s*» i M a jo r L e a g u e l e a d e r s »UW^ti,agBi4 ! x r ,,h,r ,o Lai irtiis *' lh*'r "O r , Ingram! Willi Mllehall alatad to pilch tla ovcalag, Manager J. C. M tan* billow Dip scuru wllh five lied Hal errors, Joe Angel, Jacksonville Reach, not only pitched a victory hot helped II along with Dim* hits. The Sea Dlrds beat Lakeland's Rat Hamm for the second straight niwht. This tlm-* he rame on In refiof in tho Kith Inning and w j . hammered for six runs. a1 Hanford scored six times In Dm seventh Inning lo clinch its vie Joe Angel Ihisrum llnmlil lurv over Orlando. Rut for Lou Calvelli, winning pitcher, it was Only one of Cocoa's eight doubk's a farewell. He goes to military figured in the three runs the Indi­ service. ans scored In the fifth inning that clinched the victory The lust pluvce to cuptuin the Daytona Reach cut loose with .New York N iinkees wus I,ou Geh­ It hits against Del.and ami helped rig. The loss of 1.1.11 Olivetti, the tK.nns lefty who came to Hanford as 1111 anlfjrldcr and turned pitcher, will he felt, hut in the Ht. Louis 1 u.dlnal chain, stocked us ll is with abundant prospects, a replacewill not be long ill coming . . . Local fans will likewise miss 'uglier, hard hitting infield-outfielder.. Wagner wax Ihe are trouble shooter, filling In at flral, sec­ ond, short, third and In Ihr outer garden . . . Ilia .911 batting avrrare nn.l leant leading stolen has* figure of I t will also be missed . . . . Rob raptured (he hearla at local fans in hla 10 antra here and they will he walrhlng with interest hla future anebatl development. • • « • • 1 1 ■•1 . * . Hanford baa had the uhusual ocrurencu of acquiring two influld* ■rs. transferring ihe pair only lo mtv e them come nock to the Sem­ inole County diil. for future reassignment . . . . ’They ara Lou Gary olid Dldiar.f Rru.-li . . . After being transferred to vldalla nf Ihe of the Class I) (ieurglu Statu loop, they were Imth returned this week when (lie Vi.lalla owner ousted his m11linger ami canceled all player nnpiiaitlons under his former idiot. Rf FltR n I*. G R EEN ■mil will receive a trophy for lha I’A II.A TK A (Special) — W. M. i pound 18 ounce bass taaen from Morris, Jr. o|. Hunlinglon, n « ha flt, John* Itlvrr on a G y rod was . .the . . capturor of the largest wllh a popping hug far the artiflblack bass rnterad In the Pal.tka dal turn used. and Crescent City Junior Chamihcr Seven bass were entered In the vsnJ* .t lf i'V .J l’ ln,,r#»* *t.d 4-1It* of Comnierce sponsored Putnam imirnament this week, as the rodeo « • “Fishing ■ *■ Tournament (his hits thu half way mark, walghlng County Tournantt Mr uriler uf llie / u.iPik lli.nnl uf weak with a 10 naiimi ouncer > total of 60 pounds, or an averaga pound I out] ike George while wl , , .............. .. >f 8 pound, pur lots*. fi. H. Hruwn, Reerelarv fishing out of Comp Stotto of For tho fifteen weeks which " ' hi»IvTn***'*rrt "r Georgetown. have passed since (ha tourna­ Flshurman Morris used ■ rod ment opened on Pah. 16, l i t and reel with a ileddon Chugger bans, over ths i pound limit, . to entice tho hronsoback to havo Iteen entered In the popular •trike and boated the baaa after annual baaa fishing event, an exciting battle to win the week- weighing a total of I.A t panada ly trophy In Uie bait easting di- for in averaga of 1 panada T ounces nor baaa M s n i The W'hm^iMhs jtMjrnamenL D A YTO N A REACH ( Special I— Humm-'c dog racing gel* underway i.cr*- tomorrow night at the Vo|. usin County Krnn.'l Cluh. opening of the !HI-ulght summer racing meet has Irecome the most colorful niinual event in the city s history. The climax of the evening will be the Jrumrural Ifnnillrnp. C.enrrst Manager Jerry 7 Col­ lins la .preparing largest . _ for Ihe Wgest 'first night" In the track'* hislory. To facilitate the handling of Ihe crowds five additional ncres hare bean added In Ihe already large parking lot. Ticket booths at both gates have banal enlarged. The new Australian totalizer system, installed «t the track at heavy expense, will tie put in use fur the flint time opening night. Track officials figure It will save at least four minutes on every nice, Incllitule kill- *.»ir of tikkeU uml spf"d op mills rhnngr*. Rut [inI runs are warned to do their ticket vlmpping early for the ticket machines lock automatically at tlw ringing nf the rinsing hell. * J’ost time Thursday night will lie at 9:16 o'clock. R I'.iMlnireli ii »■ I'l.I.'SRO 13 JS , Hesol.s t rs.eiUn, I rnetrinsii . \. w v..rV .' !1 Him tll Ke. VlllWS.Ihre I .......Kim 1 ••'tile**.. 1(11 I.mill I'h ilu il. I i L i I.i .1 Mi t.,,,,1, ,i (.Hines I imIh, HHerti.iKrx i, i llr...K|vii <‘lli.iii.iuH n. New VinK Ml I ..ml- ui 1*1,11i.ieh,Ills * Itp nun ui I'llistm,sIi In. t a u n t ** i .j : siii'i: New V»rk ^ U ' < le ve ls !..I ■>, ('tllcSRO ii UoMhl.iston -3 31 lloul.'li J, 3, HI, I-<1111*1 |.| 4 * Phlliaiirliibhi |i j , liwirnix l l 11 llruMlts Vrsler.lue New York 4 I'hlxsg,, J I'loyelanit J H o H i .»Wl ii 1 Ml I.outs .1 %VitnliIrt«I.,n 1 Del roll ; l,htl»l|s||1 hl* ,... ■ JlH J Ills •oil nut Mill, '-llHIM* | u „ U*m*n Tafttui <•!» Yarh at rtibsa,, J’Ii IIiiiIfI|>I,0i ul l.eiridi I!;’"'" " *• clvvetaiul lot " aahlnatoa a. Ht i^mis mi tiff **'*►•001', ri.nniiis!” By The Associated Pre'.s Cocoa is still one breath in front of Ihe Florida Stale League, hut tho Indians hurl to (day a gome nf doubles aplenty to neat Lees­ burg. ft 0. Tuesday night and stay ahead. The first seven Cocoa hits were doubles end right of Ihe l.dul of 12 were good for two *rn- -— Daytona FU-nch walloped me once-contending Del.and red Hats, 13-7. That kept Daytona Reach half a game hack of Cocoa und dropped Ihe waning Del,and lied lists to sixth place Jacksonville Reach scored six runs in the Kith Inning to swamp Ihe cellar holding Lakeland Pilots 10-1, and stay hip deep hi the pennant race, one game behind the trailer. Sanford's rising Cardinals won their lllh in (he ii.st II starts. M * x. .x fVrluiil.. . xllmi.xd into fifth nl are lllttis-s held sway in all four games— as they have most of Ihe season. Jack Cade, defending lea gue hulling champion who.„,v is or.. J,'? the decline of his Ik'Land team, inanueed only one hit In five tries SIHI'1 �*n TH K IF Y O U D O N 'T Partly cloudy extreme north, cloudy with urrashinil local showc m central ami smith oorIlona through Trlilav (imliiiiteu mild >in*l wIll.D. race!*# jour Sanfuid Herald, i 'l l ; ( D »H »»r;, b ; 7:00 P. M.. pie**# tall E l m # a n f i i r i t S f e r a U i YELLO W CAB H it A N I N D K P K N O K S 1’ P C " / * g g ^ * ^ — ____ij. , V O LU M E \ !J V . - t 'A l 'K K H A N K O W ). K I.O H ID A T I I U K S D A Y J U N K ______________ • . . j. .i— . i E n ta h liflh fd Hi OH ,!■ j ■■ Unlimited Source Of Atomic Fuel Is Found, Chairman Dean Says I cieaninif lip i.nkei New tannery In County Receives C Of C’s Support 4) Ur. Abel Wnlman's reenmmeu dallnn that tbe I ’lty of Sanford uol build a sewerage treatment plant drew a blast from Stale Hoard of Health and U S public Health Service representatives last night at a meeting held In the Court House. Ur. Wiilinan, who Is a professor of sanitary engineering at John Hopkins university, was engaged by Ihe City to present a report on Sewerage and Sewage Disposal ili.* fir.i!!:;^-. concurred In hv Ur John C (leycr, also of John Hop kins and Ids essoi-late, were pre sented ul an mien meeting utteml eil by all City Coin inlaa loners other City officials, ami a number of heallli mid sewerage author! ties from surrounding ureas A score of local residents were also on hand to hear the report. The complete report on Sew erase and Sewage Disposal of Sanford prepared by Dr. Abrl Wolman and Ur. John C. lievrr, professor* at John Hopkins Col yrrtlly In Baltimore, will be found on page seven. Ptioc to the meeting, an infor nial supper was held at the Yaeht Club during which brief remarks were given by those attending However. Dr Wolman prior to tin- open meeting, had given no indication of what was In •luded in his report Attending the supper were Ur Wolin.in; Hubert M Aligns, rngl Herring consultant from J.ickson villi*. Paul Itichardx, U. S. Public Heallli Service from Atlanta; S A IterkowiD, regional engineer of the State Board of Health from Orlando: David 1) Lee, director of the Stale Board of Health; llalpil Heath of the U. S Cento gtcal Survey: Hubert Wakefield oi the Stale Hoard ol Health; and Wilson Holt, l*#rl Nelson, and W T . Anderson, fiscal agents. City officials present were May or Hmidall Chase. City Manager II HHIImirU Oh P u t T m l ■ftiW t'lL Apart From City While Ihe County Commission ami Seminole Sheriff I I. Ilnliby have their differences, they ure in perfecl accord on divorcing Ihe sheriff’s radio system from the City of Sanford. Mr Hobby reported yesterday that the state has okayed u 37 in kilocycle stmt on ihe air for '.is station and the only hold on Is federal approval unit arrival i.f all the equipment. When Ihe sheriff first advanced the station idea to the commission they turned a deaf ear, but he persisted anil happened to nsk again on the same day and alter Sanford City Manager Tom Lem tin and Police OtlCf Roy Williams had asked the county for u lore cr share In maintaining the city police station. By the city's way nf figuring 'he county was gelling enough bene fit from Ihe station to pny the salary of one nf three operators needed to keep it going 24 hours a day. The tab would be $3,047. Mr. Hobby told the commission it would cost the county 'ess than $1,200 tu Install a utallun nf its own and that he would not need an extra man to operate It. iio. when FCC approval goes through, .Seminole court house will spruut an antenna. The daytime office In Ihe basement will have Ihe main station and a remote station will he plared In the Jail for nlglil opcrulion. The office clerk, Dills Owen, will he daylimi operator and Jailer A. E Evan* will handle calls at night. Constable J. U, Calloway will hive hla car •witched over In Ihe county's frequency. A relay hookup between ihe pnllcc atation and the DcLand highway partnl office might also go over to the county. Sheriff llnbby maintained that hla desire for separate radio aysterns was not due to friction with police, but only for better opera­ tion. A new canning business for Seminole County Has received the complete support of the agnail lure committee of the Chamber of Commerce according to Hoy llrill, chairman of Ihe group, fol lowing s Hireling yesterday alter noon Operators of the new industr* arc Mr and Mrs. Charles S. Nickand J Joseph Kent, local rest dents. Mr Nick* now operates the lllpe altd Heady Tomato Produce Co. with offices In Sanford and Orlando Mr. Kent 1* a former ur eountunt, who will operate tin canning division of the business 'Ihe two men contacted the agri culture committee to obtain their .'iKipernlluu and assistance m helping to can products in the ire.i The group Is currently muk dig use of the canning kitchen on Twenty Piflli Street Operating under Ihe trade n.imc if Seminole Brand, the rompaii) will start activities wltti tomatoc' Hid then switch to other vege tallies in an effort to assist farm ers In handling extra produce iruvvn In Ihe area. Forrest K. flreckcnrldge. man ager of the Seminole Count) Chamber of Commerce, appeared before the County Commissioners m Tuesday requesting their a* sistnnee In miking the Count) kitchen available. Commissioners expressed Ihelr Interest In Ihe ohm whereby Ihe kitchen would lie used for experimental work ll was re|M*rted that several limes hi the past the County hud been •onslderlng closing down (lie h tahllshiiicnl because of lack ol luleresl. At the start, the eanners do not dan tn place thrlr product in the hands nf local wholesalers, tiut will attempt to build up u readymad# market by ronlaeC.ng retail -r* direct. , An.' effort WUI ho.tnadrtlu conn d*n#rt- the rtf(rant belief thati'airi<f*i tnmatovs are not us high in ipiallty us those from ''allfurnla and other parts of tin.......miry ArrordJng to Mr Hreckeorhtjie Hie prlre of the Seminole Brand lum,'Hops will lie considerably less 'ban for oilier varieties shipped Hilo Hie state The company directors do not intend to lie farmers down on i contract basis, Iml want lo help dispose of excess crops during periods of nversiipply The agriculture committee, af­ ter moving to recommend to the County Commissioners that they cooperate with the prospective -'unnhig group In every way |gis slide, Ihrn urged all local retail grocers to buy Hie new products for Ihelr stores. Mr llrcrkeiiridgc declared that he fell Ihe canning company could grow Into siimelhlng really big which would benefit this area considerably in the years to come. He also revealed he find been contacting mil-uf town running companies for the past mimlh with no particular luleresl being shown by the concerns approached lie said ho was very glad to have made conlacl with the local group. Firemen Make Two Runs To Tut Out Fire City firemen had to mako two calls before completely extinguish­ ing a burning mattress early Ihia morning and Inter nt l0:t.l a.m., It was reported today by Assis­ tant Fire Chief It T . Thomas. At 1:0U a.in. this murnlng fire­ men w y e summoned to the home if L. M l West First •Street,. when*%e mattress first caught fir*. After apparently put­ ting nut the names, (hey dragged Ihe mattress Into tlie backyard. Then later this morning fire­ men were called hack to exting­ uish flames front the mattress that had rekindled In the interim. 'im proper Influence” On Building Projects In State Found By Ayers eOltIO ro t MJUS nux.K* v*. *.,* '73!1, ficer ! r -';-i l * « * I1...I* County l'»u i i i i.m- r in Mluml. Fla., Mi * Sl.rlla Musso, 13, wains Jitici tlf I Imioas Kelley (In w iiuluw ) »he will lump uni. <i>pi«n *w 1*.i l . w - F !• ■» l*vt. Jiiincs Musso. mi Alloy g iw rlcr, held pi Doner 111 a iloikudv ut tin ui>|i.i All Fun# Base A ssomsI llial lie was being down lo liel. llir girl gives Up (rigid) and Is led *«.,* ’ • Ut SI eppaltl. When her tm*b.ind was nabbed, the )oung bride was Jailed on chaigea of harbuiiug .. logiiite. f iiilernallphal I Zimmerman Talk Features Meet Of .laycee Body I lie Hcv ll I.) till tod /.iminer nan, Her lor of Ihe Holy • nets Episcopal Church, li,clnr*,d that 'llllenshlp 1* that sense ol re*|iiui -ihillt) lo iincommunlly which can only once Hit mgh a responsibility to (iml anil living a ( hrisliun life The Hcv Llnimer mull delivered Ills remarks In a special address cutilh-il "Christ an Cillienshlp” before th<‘ Junior Chandler of C.i'oincn*' meeting ill Ihe Yacht Club today I’opulur Hemocracy, ,i* \tira ham l.llicolll espoused when lie referred lo "(iovernilieut for the people", lias its very foiindali.m hi ( Inistirin prirents, principle* mil Christian eiiltuie.' the ttev /imioermaii said "Before Ihe advent of 1 lirislleil i1v. there was no organized -octal order lor the mass of ihe people, hut rather a ruling nrlslorrnev such us existed In the ancient Greek and Homan cultures, ' hr INlillUHt put,. "n ^ J a rn w th or ibis papulsr or (T ,r A is o ficiiuiciacy lias been' mi aitgiowHi of ( 'In 1st Inn culture and principle), where Ihe first respoudlillil) of It., individual is lo Ida i lo*) "Ih e rem it wills f„i deiiiiierHCy liave liol 10 leullty been eolifliels lor deuiM'iHey, Iml miller wars or flu 1st inn principles upon which mil tiupiilur democracies uic liased and luivi- ihelr origin." in contrasting drmociary and 'i ininiinl h i In- said, "The differ •'lice is of Chrlstlun principles and concept* Ci'innmliisin IS the hriil'f that the individual is a tool fur Hie progiessinn iif ihe stule, which is hi diieei conflict to Hie Chris­ tian precept (lint nil men are created iitnnl nod Hint the stale is for the Iridlvjiliinl " In ('(inclusion he udileil •lint only a I'illxe'iship endowi-d with Chrislinn fill'll call endure. He was iiitroiliieed hy program Clinirm i . i (Jordon Bradley. Newly <( iiMimnr* on Cam In a l J U N g JL JL Fxpcrt To I'resent Industry Findings A prellmfnary rrpoil of the lmtiislrl.il possihllltles ol Sail lord and Seminole I ouuly will he presented limight .it J:30 m Ihe Coiiuiilssloriers Boom in City Hall by Major Joseph laccm ajo. eiiKineeriiiR con sultunt relaiunl hv the rxccii live com mill ee of Hip Sanford industrial Board. Ilruilry (hi hum, ihairman of the Indus trial Board, today urged all residents id the area to attend Hie open niceHiix lo hear the liiidings of Major ( anavajo. •• former cunsidllng engineer fn« New York City who now resides In Del.and Member* of tile In liuslrial Board, offleer* ul Sun ford Industries, luc.. noil mein hers ul Ihe Industrial enmmil tee ill Hie 1 h.iliihri id ('mil inerce almig wltli CHv Com iiilssimieis will he at the res slon. 4 I lU IlS Taft Denies Use Of Words About “Going It Alone” \V \SIIING ION I" S.-li I .ft *II tillim -alii today it i* "silly" lo pi-rmit India ami otlu-r memlies - ol Hie f mled Nallmis who claim th-'v lie iiisdral III Hie Kori'iin tfsr '* ndlui'm e truce term* The Semite <*OI' leaili'i iuade that comment to re|M*rl.'is in i:*lk mg alioill tu» May 2U dlscos'ioo .! Korean policy to which Brest ili'id l\isenlii'w*-r look i si 'iilioo tall mill* all’ll he leels Hieie I*-i l,. i n inn* iiilsiiiuk’r'lainlmg - I inview- and Mini lie ilnl nut bi'lo > 11*** l lillisl Slides should " i’ii il doin' He I.liked with l eportiTs at ttitapiliit soon after alL'iuling a A tide House I'oiifeiviice of legis l,line leaders TAI.I.AIIASSKF. B - lhi' Sen ate today passed Semite Bill 1130 ll) Senator Boyle iiiiiiik Ihi circuit court clerk. Ihe assi >sm and collector f.X.'OO insie.nl ,.| <7MHI per veui Hie M oid a State linprinoment i ouiiiiission weie derelict ill llusi tuts to ill • pvililio of Florida in |,eiimtting political mlloemc to s.is them itt awarding eonlracls md pitreliisi's on intlli Intis, and TA I.I.A IIA S S K I: i ih. \* res House iHiesllguting ....... miller rrporlrd iodav Ihieisliile Cabinet iiieinliei s "ap iarenll) departed" Irnm a I•••I aw aiilhiiriiiiig ail eiiiidllmiiiug of Itie Hmise chamber mil di reeled that plans lie in.ide lo in ilildc their iiffices Inn In lion of duty in making purchase* m l its .idling nldillons fit eon ll.o t st llliout .■ompetllne lud illln Cm . lor A liter II Keys** and i tm I Cogmeei Williams Speed re so i *1 ftom the improvement com no .loti ilalt after the coiiiiiidlee i.o n t if. iiiiiitlry i Ji i , I * T Kilim the improve no ul i niiim i.'inn's Opel vising at inti >i "w a . dcreiii't m Ins duty in prep m u g and interpret oi, pi in. in tavoi of favored eon ( i ... tot . and sid* cool 1avtots ,■i I to* el vie s should In* dispelt ■e.l with" hy the commisston, Ho­ le d 1. ..Oil i i on i- t'laiicv Si engili-.’er for the i topro v eme lit commission 1.d'o ion guillv of deretieltun of di.lv oi tin premises f ile repi 1 1 I lliil sslilli' lie i.illlist onl Hie oi liis of Ills siipei Ini's on Hie i ipdo) tvmivall*,li inti "lie pal'llt'l pat, d oi Itie I mil v e-loilali loir <I.' n u ,<l air coiiilitiouill)! eijutjt llie'il onl wOl k ll p i.iposed lll.it Hie Implove no ut ) timimssii.il isigine**i me dl si i.m "In' aliofi-,lied ol li'.tricteil ' Is lo .olvi.oiv and |itelililll)arv pi.urnmi’ woih || sau| tin* i .ll" to i If.'ai d oi i mu iii is*loners of Sl.Me Institutions or Hie flnridii linprm enienl i ninmissiiin slmuld liainlli' all fitful e building prof'els 4$ 11(41114*.r»| till I illrF I (Will I TAl.I.AJIASSl'.F *' Ih. \vi.-s Investigative I’olilllldti e l.-d.i) said il had found "iiiipi"i'. i p. l.l leal lldluelici " was o-. l in l ... slide Iml lit 111>7 |ili'|eils and i , , ,>in mended all future slot......... Iin. linn lie supervised In pin ati eliileclural englniTrs ,n The cumminci*. appoint'd lo Iwk into stale hulldtim piojeil i neil its findings in a filial I ' l’.ii' I lie eotiimiltiv had a'ked tm mieiim powers to eoidiinie it- p ud....... . stale liuddmg. Iml ttii- ie<pi -* wa Idoi'ki'l liv a * Semite iitiomillei after the Jluu*e approved tin i.l , I he Ayres ginup ... d il t.... ' polltleal influeiii e w a u .1 in eon iie*1 mu with till' < ;•)*11>•I li no) i lion loll and III emoo i lion will tile wor k al the male . * nine ward at the I Ini id.■ v •t■ It- pit .1 tills ilnplojier polil.i il pie sole said the eonimilti , olleil in excessive cost and lo- , n* las payer* of tin* stall id I l.uul.i Hi- said (lure was mi discussion 'The eiilnmlltei' lepnrt ntileil al tile While House, however, ol 1 "Th e respiuisipie uHu nils of M , , J . . f it .. Ills view. Ill Far Kaslcrn policies A l* tk I r l t K l C 1 0 | iir Hie I'reslileid's eoininents sh.nil RtMiiitifv Ani)r<mch S'h had »spt rxriier th*« I..-(ji.f liiinlv (ii’oup KJikm* Is I i iulcd Ky t « r»tv o f Ami li ird "j". ____ OlwervcH llolu ln y rm R o.s h i ( uhs In Tuft made Hits eoitunenl to rr With (Vlrlnalion Lar^i* Flaver Den! porli-rs at tin* Wlide House mi Meeting wltfl represent ills■ sif f'asito' ,* legislative t old*! cnee o f 1 tile Slate Itoail Depart no of Hie the I’ll" ..lent mil llcpuhln all coll I t•it *I i Sr .»4 I >iii i i$$|*I** » * pi* .tonal li-.oli i s lull l*a Is eu i itv Hall yesterdav minim, Ihe Iio ; .tufi/ed for li aluiMii of a top \f II'l (III S f( K*K •’I Villi -l l'4 ill I •1 lu'HIltlfll'Mtloll eollllllllfel' , I III*' adult'll! anil If wu- tils first ineol in <*»i I isiv is' s l>i11lui.i v Ini vvim Sanford Durden * lull wu. iHmr tm with Kisenhiiwer sime llti'ii tin1 S.mfiin) ti.ink vv ,1 t in ♦ I I .itt* rut .in 11{it1it ti.mi -I' 1 1 li'bi *t• tied to proceed vvtih Ho i 1 dmg pul. *• policy dis.igi i-eini ill I i-e oilman o j u ' d n* discus. .11 I lit' Sf„ifu ll.Mlh ml 1 1 ,11111"** « it oi trees and shrubs alum ■>..noliJ( ijM iN'lilul l v %'s 11mm iilt mi" Hu matter [miller, hut said lit* Buuievaril hetweeo Tii'iiiii \ve timid make a slateiiieal on one MrNulf v |411ill)* mi b ulk * •ill** dli > line ami tile bridge airotdoi. to pom’ later, probably tomoieow It* tin* U|((*nmd M llllmtlirif IHmr li*l thi Is*!>;$•".I n u l l i m ' i ' i i wilt’ll ui * iilaiis submitted by I d m sve said there was no ineidpui of it at tb.in ’i»# mflir«*i • *nui «•» • Sirs George Harden, pi* oi* 1 of jim l.i)' While House session I it's siulomcnts to whleh Hie till" fi.Uik mf Mf llimilinr IH.mlm Iin Hie Garden Clitl*. aimninii • 1 I'l* li It- |i| look exeeplloli were in tri|. in ti t h;ufi rr.l Inn tel da) ' ihe plan calls fin a ......" it.ii a pe-'idi prepared for a 1 incluiiliti , 1 1n* Mi Null\ / rmmi> nf Im u I 11 i»i4i iPMirn mi 1*1$,•*»»« * i tml.* Him: min*, Ml»* I$m1J«Ceil in VI* i drive lo include ttie piniiiuu i nak i the trees on Hie m iii Hi soli ( bmiriir, M j i i i i ”* t boulevard al Inter v itI *,l .bunt | KI >*s$n i r11••* I ' u i i I. i httiilii /npl ■ i the 2.M) feet and ol Jiulln Iin lulls, Mnlbi’l I > l.ik r Alifim. in I mil I It sole tit the vleiiillv ,.t tit*' I iki'i't limbur parking ureas Armiiol Ho !'.ise Till’ Sviiifmnl nintimmiil * «i of tile p.illil llees would I>< |U dll A eitv rt cd illsh slipper and re- visit'll m( IK rillj'liiN *'I'S |||||S Iwt* ill eil iiiuleu*. oigniu/utinii .......ling of the San ii'uimr*), W A I'.iirii k .uul V*i<fi« v Tin* Garden ('lull lias (** *” ■■rk fold Bath and 'Tennis Chill will lie r,irid u ,i\ in sititliliiifi in tu ing on litis projeet for sonie due. liel,I al 7 txt o'clock at the May Iriuml*. Huy Jlullrr mill lliirubl Mrs Harden said, and > 1cry (mi i ’linl Satin day Might. Holland K irtm r ;unl M'Vi'r/il I’hlb'inn lllimtirth nf vhlliUN puim •! illticll gralllietl 111 the fine pirll It* .h i . tu esideid ummmiiim cd today of rnoncrahnii displayed l> •'D It)' Ml former I'lob nii'iiibers are ItiriMikjli tin* ruiimili li’il h*mk .itul Hie ( I I ) and Hie nf fit-la I•- "t Hi*' •UIVA fill" \ *mils, .1111It IIII str.l 11\ •* ill The Seminole County School Slate Knud Department I * ' ll) invili'il to attend ami In eolltacl pmiiiufiis .uni lie.m l rmplu\*‘< Board will liold u special meet­ hat; agreed lo plant Hi- tc" '"on M i. |(ov Green. I'oiiimiiii'i' cliuir Il'II 'if mMlflnti <1 s(M Vit,|*N Aibli'il ing Tuesday morning al III no Frenen Avenue up tn Hi* ' "urtly iii.ni, with iegurd K. Ha fo.u! tliev frahiM's writ" .i baibt'ipu' with it o'clock tu Id tilita mi the (JoltIs line, site said, adding I hot d it exfiect to bring Officers anil ilireetors Inf tile frihhuuMti** nml in iihm* fur Hituan horn School nnd to decide what hoped Ihe County would •'mttr action to take on a request by H ip planting from thul point **n. Ciiinilig seal will lie vie* led wild .taiu iu.: phi*, bird b\ oilier items of tiuallifs* disliosed «I> Hahih Cowan, president of San­ Tin' tree* and shrubs lneui'*lves ’Ihi’ Sanfunl phnip m.uic Hie ford Industrie*, Inc., In connection would lie purchased hy fiuuls con* of The club Im* leaxed the immiI trip hi a chartered bus und tlirci* with training nf |Hilentiul Indus trllmled by various Molls duals mill tennis courts from the Maytrial plat employees In Seminole and civle orgHtiiialions iii Ii t . s|e*l fair Inn for Hie summer imutHi*. prlviitc cars. County. The Hoard will discuss the possi­ in liealiflcatlon. Those meeting will* Ho dale bility of employing a colored in Komi Department officials I < xtrnrtor and also paying for the Lttsler anil W. K. Hotiert on were rental nf spaces for Hie hist alia ■ Mr*. (*. K Ginn, civic planning lion of 22 machines in the Kent ami bcaiitifirulinn chalriiiaii >t Hie Oarage second floor (.'iuli; Ktl Slow*' who preThe C'miuly School truslvs* will Garden Hie plailN. City Manager meet In a regular session Mon­ pared Tom Lemon, anil Mrs Harden day afternoon at 4 oo o'clock dur­ ing which time several new teach­ er* for County school* will he chip atdered. Ruth And Tennis ( Inl> Mi*Hs Sntiirdny School Hoard Will Hold Special Meet Real Fight Promised In Senate To Restore Funds Cut From Air Force COMING Kcvoluliimiiry I)t»vclo p m c u t Reported A T TA X P A Y E R S ' E X P E N S E THE WILD BLUE YONDER » y « D IWIN B. IIAAKINHON rally to keep up ili air power." WAHHINi ..... NOTON UB-A "hell of • Thi* wa* only a few hour* after fight" ghf* In Ihe Sen (to In restore iam i of the five billion doilxri cut Den. Ilyt S. Vandctibcrg, the re­ m Air Force fund* w u nrnm- tiring Air Fnrco chief of xlaff, had d by Son. Maybink (D NC) lo- fold a Senate appropriation* *uhday In Iho wake of TVexident Bl> committee that culling back Ihe acxibowor'i new deftnie of hla Air Force goal from 143 wing* budget, would "Incraa*# Ihe risk lu na­ • "w e will try to put back what­ tional security beyond the dictate* ever It neeeuary to get the t ta­ of national prudence.” wing A ir Force a* toon ai poaVandenberg, who wax callixi g. wh aiblo," Uaybank (aid in an Inter- back for questioning by tha Ihe tharp xharpview. aald ]y divided aenate group today, (i laenhower, on hla nation-wide the Air Force dtcT not1 a; approve the Ion report to tha nation laat cutback, "and „ r1 did __ not." reiterated that hla admlnla“The new admlnUtratlon - dn trimmed na to ipend 00 eonta of about five billion doilara out uf tho tm m dollar neat year for now fundi requeited for the Air Air Foret air power, Force In former President Tru. __.'lared: mtn'x January budget. And If rea n not going to crlpplo l dueed from H I to IM wing*, of (Ceatfiare Ax ra*e Twa* sad wa are going tpet B N o. 201 A*s<ieiuted Press I.euse W in* I, 10.V I i Wolman’s Report Opposes Necessity For Sewage Plant Issue Develops Over at V V E A lH K K A T L A N T IC C IT Y .f -T h e United Slates today announced the tuccessftil "hrerding" of atomic fuel — Dial is tile production of at least ns much i* more, new fissionable material as is burn at op m Hu1 ' prueoss of making it The dev eiopment is one •if the most teiiiliitionary >n the entile atomic ptngrain It was disclosed j,y tlialriit.su t,onion Dean id the ,\|nmit* Fnetgy roiiiinissiiin in a >pi\>ctt picpurrit for 1tu * Edison I."1*4c*tr ii In.I,tut. Itcnii i-Jill loin'if Ills juilielice oi :i,isxi clfi'lnc .mil i«m cr men not to asMimc Ihat .'conoiukc iiovvef from aioinic emegy i* h c c But lie called the achievement a mile­ stone of lu.igrcss and said il "holds mil the |iromisc of making a civili­ an ,at**1111*- pouei industry even mule f -j m Ii Ic ami alii acliv** In Hie long rant:*- Hun il lias hilhielii ap|i|.*r*-*l In lie 'Tin* pruccsx, IK'an said, iva* unrkill mil ,*i ilit- AEi . reactor testing stalimi at Aren, Idaho lie ilhisft ali'il ll Hus win “ In explain In you Hi*- iinpacl of reaching Hid new mltcxlolie, i would iik*1 In use an aimlngy, albeit a greatlv over stiutdifled one. "I would like In ask you lu im ­ agine a world in which only one hundred gallons of gasoline existed Wh -n dial gasoline was used up. gasoline would fnrcvci lie gumfrom Hie arlti Itul let us imagine Hint we eiuil.l make gasoliue old ol waiir li> linrunig Hi*1 gasoline we hail m the piesanci- of wafer Eel o- say for exaiiiiile Ihat hy huiuiug up miii l"si gallons nf gnsI,III"' ill I'll"!,| .III"*' til gallons of w aIei min new gasoline, and that thi’i.'.iflei wi- coiilil hv liurnlng gasoline in Hu* f" *-nc*‘ of water, nlwavs make new i .isoline ,'quivalent to ih) per ccid of Hi.d which in- lull lied Bv such a pi net's* we would ipiite n li v i *i u s | y gieully strelch out our supply ol gasoline, Iml we could hurdlv expect to stretch It mil iml fillllely for we would alwavs lie innkie.g a little toss gasoline than wo consumed "i lilmtilely we would run uut of I'asollne lii'fore we i an out nf w I*, and all the i* l of the water n Ht* vv oi |*1 w ■' oI*t li** u -i-h ’ss In n i i m im n v 111* i im ii so tm as ga-oliii* p i m.Ih. iiioi lllll l b I iI if* Mlt|l**l hi Mil 1*141 w a - COlll'l s Ill'll kilii ll dull h Mil l fiiliUirt l««(# ' Hill I" puisill- I,"I to il lull'll 1, .*1 ,*ip(l,t pi 11 III 1 111ml 11 I ‘mllrl lieil nlining v -till InrHiei now let ,iinf uu11-i Ut » iHfirbtui Vfi'M,i!*' Mi*iku% ib ll hi tin* i 'tm iii'.ii i 'nb tlHl.l \ fill 1\ plilV'lv vimI .III HU IiIsI*|m,1'tl .itllHtttil ml i'iish Hit* I *i i Mis vjtti p ilib ir Hub Si bull/ t il* lu*i Tuby \i\*il! .mil iiii 1f11*i!i i > •11iu* Ih*i lii.iuski I'l i ' inn W.ii I .mmI limb A«1111 Abu fh«* I *i>V4$fr*v pml 11. mpluih in pm iTiii* ill ri<l •IIt hi mi ip* F n < ‘ * ! i mm S 11VIIlpI(*1111 nt ( lit* 1111111rniii mii .i 1 l.iMjiiH' ini t ill iirlivi*r> I hi- 10 pl.iS i'l ih'iil. hijiy; *si III llii' N.ihuiul I URIli* this p',n khis 11111*n11m iif fnitif ty by Will M.i Miiu s lUll'l till mf pi.IVt'l lllTNimill'l ml till* i nb - .ifhl III nfiph Ihi'kry ^t*o«'ral iium.ipii nf Him Ibr.itmi Mbf m iii.iit* rm'ht of bolfi h'alii** .ill VlsHii flu* |tin Vi*T1* In lil.HIRt* Hill liitiit’x ta11■111'if*nf«■!y fur tbi* ifiii iiomii liuilfsl bi'fwi'fii flu* t ubs anil IHial'h Tin* ib.il i llinaxnl Iimp >1 -iimI iiie! ii-nnils ihii! Kiui'i wmild 114 Iradml 'bM >« i i H k' uol fit'llIi t S n;i I try I' M rriil v |k7ft,INRJ Hi* I i’l*»'III I>' ini bis luinh bin b-.ipum fmmnr ami irm itlv h battnu: L'Vo Hickey sml the uuiccimut was Hill Hlijlied until three minute* tie hue he uimmilU'i’il the trade tu |l I*1111ll liril On I'ngr K llf I us assum lloil ui .111 i i i i l i i l In date lupin g a wav hv wliu'h we I'uuid prnum i- inn oi iimre gall,ms id new gasoline h u m wate r for e v e ry I (Ml gallons we luirned Slid denly we would have made il pus l CiillHmied (In Page I Mol School Library MimIh Succcssriil Season Du- Sanford Diam m ar si’liool llhrarv closed this week aller a successful veil Although (lie ll liral’) consists ,.| nolv loo hooks, the vli *ut-itnin Im ilm si linnl year was 1,31X1 ‘Die llhriil) was i -oiipti'li'i) re organized ami opened this year under ihe juii'd i.h e f i i volun leer motiiers The main purpose was to introduce Hu children to good literature and m teach iliein good reading li.ilnis ( Inlilieii were Iraiiied iii the |iril|ier be­ havior Iii the lilu ,nv. proper Dll IItiti MIX of llltoks and ill IV) to I md hook;; on the shelve h u t) uf Hie toil hooks were rehmunl, and eiglil children wcie Iraiiied as ll hrary ussistanl*. helping the mo liters during the llhrarv pel iods ’The 12 till*)' housewives who gave two hours each week of Inch Hun' In Ihe hhini) included Mf* IF VV iterroii. Mrs .liill.m Wilson. Mis .1 I-; McKinley, Mrs llnhcrl Miller Mrs li.i Southwurd, Mrs T F McDaniels, Mrs Allison Nihlack. Mrs Henry Schu­ macher. Mr* ilarrv Silshv. Mrs VV ft Strlcklanil and Mrs S t) Chase Jr Keith Schuiiiiu'lier CommiHHioned Fiisi^n Tclophniu* Service To Outside Arens NKVV LONDON, Conn ( Special I — Keith It. Schumacher, 22. son of Mr. ami Mr*. II. K. Schumacher, Box 441, III) No. 2, Sanford Flor­ ida wu* cominUxiimed Knsign In the United Staten Coast Guard and awarded a Bachelor of Science liegrre in Engineering Imluy "|«m graduation from the U. S < oa*l Guard Academy, New lauulnii, Conn. He wua one uf 8xi Cudcfs m Hie Class of 'S3, graduated here today during the Academy1* (Will Com­ mencement Exercises. Ensign Schumacher entered Hid A cademy in HMD nfler graduailng from Seminole High School in Sanford and ranking high m na­ tionwide cnm|>etitlve cxaitiiuatums for apixdntment of Cadets While a l.'adet he wn* uciivu in a number uf extra-rurrindar uctlvitlex. He wai a Varsity wrest­ ler for two icatnnx. and wax ac­ tive In many ichuol organizations and student committees. Following a short leave. Ensign Schumacher will report about July |g to the Coast Guard t utt-» Winona, for Ida first assignment to active duty. Approximately 13 residents of the l*nnln nnd Luke VVeklva Area west of Snulord were provided tele Idi due servin' tills week, .lulm P Evans, district rnniiager from Grlnndo staled that the provision of lidephonp service to the rural area nf Sanford was part of tho Southern Ill'll Company's efforts to provide tcli'plnmc service In Florida's rural eniiimimltic*. Tu prnvlde this service it was necessary In add considerable cable in Sanford proper ami then extend approximately eight and one-half mile* of tmle line and a|e pruxlmately 14 circuit mile* u( wire. This waa done at a gross ex­ penditure of approximately to.uoo, Mr. Evans xtuted. Movie Time Table H IT Z "Th e Kedhend From Wyoming’* ...... ....... Photo by Kindiner/llayinoin! (Studio Studio s, Hie new Stull Farm Supply Slurs With * more convenient location for ihiMrntunwn (ihuppem, ■In for agricultural supplies. Shown In at IIO Ea*l Kaconil Street la wall slocked lu tnoei all demanclM Ihe picture above from left la right are B. & Walker, a shopper; Mrs. Luulss Whit#, an umploraat J . W. Stull, owner j and another ahopptr, Mrs. Theodora Cummings. 1:44 • 0:80 • 0:04 • 7:L*D - 0iC4 M O V IK LA N I) "The Wac From Walla Walla" 7:46 - 8:27 last complala show 0:00 ’ ■c .V'jL'.iJ*' 4 jlu fJE >yry y.' ■■hv‘r ■D.. .................. * J (Ti 4 \ �* 1 T H E SANFORD H ERALD Thur#. Jim# I. 1951 f a ir 3 Effective Sanctions TRU TH C R U S H E D T O E A R T H -! Sim p le r d f - in tc rc .it titid cctinnm lcr. m a y have com pelled C zuclioalnvitkln to release A m e r ic a n nuw apaperm un W i l ­ !<: M.Inl.lUhrft la HMI# f a f c lla h n l U nits a « r* P < * a la > 4 a r liam O ntla. W h e n O u t la w aa im p ria o n e d a fte r n pro tonne at S iin itn s . ( h r l i l m M " n il S m a tria l fo r eapionnRU. o u r g o v e rn m e n t atopped n il im p o rta t 1 trm t* o n R N ta rrfa fa (« !• T la H ir tH » h i u i n i i i a a n il M a w Y r a r a . " b ln n* •••oil.-vs all e g p o rta to th a t c o u n try . I l l tlanaolla .lin n * ‘ ■V -^ lu v a k ia mio. r*'l<’ h.2 i!a «9 «w 7 h C*" ,» ( i j kin. (liili At ItJ - - ••f, 11*10, af fhr l '( « f WUIft .'CO.tiOl/.tlliw .111 ik la v*Siv lb . f taalnsit. r'-rlila . uailrr Ikr *»< k!iu k‘*echa. ( ’zechoalovukinn plane* w o rn a lto forbidden to •I t'„ii41 i-»« *>l larrli a. I«tt», ■ tin t.I.A M I I.. UMAX fly o ve r W e n t lie rm itn y , n d is tin c t handicap. Slrill.r N o w th a t O n 11h Is free th e C ze ch s w a n t o u r g o v e rn ­ unit m ix m i A Y It ii.ln r o s t n ii n a f r m ent to re m o ve the bans and sanctions. In a le tte r linking «n n u l l i i - i m x H A TH * fo r O n tis 's release P re sid e n t K ls e n h o w e r suiil th a t favornblu Mp l ‘a r n * r ...... . • .M actio n on the m a tte r w ould inako nego tiations possible. H u t l l w *!«• a l l. ..................... » «' T i i " Iliia lN * ........... S.IHI W h ite House spokesm en say th a t no " d e a l" was involved till M »!lli» . ».M liar t r a r ......... ......... II.IW and th a t we are not c o m m itte d to re m o v in g the sanctions, A ll w b llu a r t n u llr r a , ra r4a «l o n ly to n e g o tia tin g abo u t th e m . tfca ah a. r r v o lu l ln n ^ n m i n t i l ( r # « « ( ttiiPrinlMinrni ft»r llir »l Russia and the Iro n C u r t a in co u n trie s have boasted ffllaffttf ftin ila i it 111 h i i l m r i t H fa r nhout th e ir s e lf-s u ffic ie n c y . T h e y w o u ld like to convince the Ml r m i i t a r m l i r r i U l i i t f r n l M . w o rld th a t th e y can live intlo In d o n o m le n tly , produce what they Itrim rn ln l V a lln n n lt r Ilr la - The Suit Curd Herald •■ml X r*«»|M it*rr M r | i» f 9r » t « i l l t f 9, I n r .t l u r k , r h lr n H o , llf lr w ll. H n i m i i * ( i l l nit*! *11. I .n i l l i . Y h r ll c r n t d I* n im p 9iil**r o f i h r A ia ii e l H i r d I ' r r n t t l i l r h I* r M f l l l r d rirjlliH rl) In III* m r l « f rfptiMI* 1‘f llle I lira“* I --------------* n n u p r l“n l n l ill n a f“ a "ll fill* 1 In |M n n r i n i H i i n r m M f lJ na all Af f nmi * T H U ItH U A Y J I NK 1, 1953 I Ik TO P A V S IIII1I.K l.t. Paul F . It^lirin*, United States A ir Force, wns recently W ASHING TON '.C I’resiilont iifilftncd to Hie lllltth Troup ( « ; Elsenhower is picking up where rier Group, :tI -1th Troop Carrier President jlrww*',lt let' nff In Ink W lilt- Ht Skwiut A ir Force base, updn (Ills letnrii from Im; Us case directly to the j>r >rV T no " ••papn'i her* and everything will a tour oi niity in the Far East. After Kruduntiim from Heminnle be all right" was the impression Itmiscvell sought to give whon tv Ip ri, Srhool in HUB, l.t. (I oiIr Iim always : i lln- Gniyorally of Florida took to the radio. He was nhv.v ;i jjrjij, ]|7s’ piint wings Imv, relaxed, 'ike a man whose prnn jenis. It nny. had been train a) *” a.mat ill* I’neifie Campaign ltil> lie down and roll over. T e c ” Roosevelt, the radio wa* a wonderful instrument not nnlv b>r getting his Ideas across to the nation but tor creatine laib'ie 'I ’s fidence In him and his adminis­ tration. It helped -elect him four llniei. No wonder he used it III* rend well and he had a w ar"' voice. They were great assets. He read so well that, behind the mask n( the radio, you weren't eimsrlmi* i;c was Trading at a!!, lie tired all the devices of good talking *er iousness, gaiety, saveasm, humor, figures nf speech Itoosev.'ll probolily would have hern eipialty successful on televis Ion hut Its devrlopment. Million wide, wns after bis lime. II was one of Truman's worst President Truman r. *vcr lrarn- <i to rrail nloud with ease. Ilo larked tile unliothercd voice of Itnosevelt handicaps He was ai Ids best talk Ing off the cuff in the beat of a campaign, without a script There vtras a refreshing crispin,ss .mil even n renssannw e.vm sl ness about hi* voice on the radio Rut ho was tv.’ir r at ease, re,ail ing Ills Inflection* were stilted and self-ponsclous, a* If someone had marked his text: “ Einphaslre this.” Even though lie spoke bidtlnd the facrtcr.j rarfie anyor; !!*.*.■ soon reallird Truman was rejttl Inc. and snmellmes he sounded c If ho was reading il for the first time. T V was oi swaddling clothe* at tlio start id Truman's adinl'd'fr tinn in liili Ry the time ho K-ft the Whit? House in 11)52 TV had grown up and was the renter of attention m living rooms from coast to coast. Truman may explain in li" memoirs why he didn't use TV and need and exchange th e ir products atinuiR themselves. T h is Breather For Officials VERSE R o p e r M . K yo s. D e p u ty S e c re ta ry o f Defense, told |n the tiiittlc uf life mnny nr# lo rrly wounded. In FlirinUnti lunch Sp e a ke r o f the House Jo se p h M a r t in re cen tly Mint he could #rpn t-nrmlr* nrr rarrled from the save a billion dollars o r so if ho could o n ly stay in the I'e n battle firlil nnd ti-mlerly iiur»od taRon instead of hchiR re q u ire d to appear so often before jini k to health. Only In repent ( ’onKressIcmiil co m m itte e s. Ill s sta te m e n t m a y be an c x i i r n 1 Imvr tfnrniMl thill thn*o Jp1,i rtic *11*■ wi XX1 I'.* . i who iim ' wounded In any nf life's Reration but II reflects th e a ttitu d e o f some o fficia ls of the intlti's hIiiciiIiI In' tenderly treated. executive b ra n ch w ho feel th a t th e y are too often d istra cte d U II" hittgt-r AI nil ••M11.lt If.1 **11. "• from th e ir duties b y C oiiR ress. F o r th is reason the a d m in ­ IVLiiI no imprison debtor*. W r Imvr Iniinnl khu (iitramr of istra tio n w ill he v e ry h a p p y if CoiiRress decides to a d jo u rn the liiiml Hnmnrjtuli. Furry me nut nf the fitesl. fur I uni wounded. in J u ly , Co-operation between the Kxecutive and LeR islatlve — I K in#. 22:31. T h r eld «tory almul kerpinB one's mmiili dint recrivrd a setback ircrndv whrn n parrot was givm n $20,OW> inheritance. Yes, it p*y» to talk mu ip limes. I . tv*ii» nml ihr uln <iip burning lip these dny» fiom Im k af min. nnd il something dopin'* Impprn pretty mon otir forrxls will be burninn lip. Stole lineslrr Coulter urge* etcryon? In hr r.uriul of itnllilitl fmr*l fin*. One of Hillrf'i anny officers who was caplorril by American! in UMB lias paid a visit to President Eucnhnwrt. Answering lisp iiuery il tilings line dianged in Europe, lie said "H,’Iiiie, I was Ins prisoner. Today, I was lus guest." And if llitloiy lepr.tlt. loiiiorrow lie might be liis enemy. III Grimnuy a rililen failed In cnllect liis gold pin for driving 5 ) yean svitlmul an accident when hi# car collidrd with a police vchiclr up the way to thr ceremony. Even If lie didn't lecrivr Ids pin wc Ci ♦H think lie it deserving of some kind I I t? nf recognition, fur m this country we can't imagine any one who lias driven a ear (nr tlut length of Kl time willimil the usual run of drill­ ed fruiters, hustrd liimipris and broken lir.idltgiils. i 1 ; « ( • Anion,t tillin’ who lirlievr in .idvrilising it James C.isli I'euliry who lias Iliad.- a foilunr in a ili.un of rrtiiii Stoles all ovi-r llm mimics*. Npeakiug lieforo the Inlanii Daily J’rrss Assoeiatinn on may U , lie laid, "W r know d pays lo advertise in nevvipaprrs. 1hat's wtiy we ipend the bulk rif oui advrilising dollars in iirwspapi-rs il seems perfrcliy natural to us dial irtnilen can no mute live widmiit news­ papers lli,in iirwipniiers can live Hitliout iitail advertising", -Or* f ■' British mountain i limber* liave • finally siiccrciird where so many ! ptlicu luvr railed in icaling the summit of Ml. r.vnrsl and pianliug . the Union Jark 29.002 feel almve *ea level I'jorn a scientific point of view the imnmpliihm«nl of the ■ekprvldioo was of liiile moment, i but bn ause il rstalilislicd a "first," t it wiit be lulled and diainaliicd f m o long lime In come, and wilt not be considered, ns il truly should f bf, a dangerous and wasteful ef- fl that licit led rountlm oilier S {it. be is in pirmature d iiln iA * f . M m of ui fn then piH| Vfgf fiih envy irpuiti iron. tU|w|H> ., ui « *|)iing cold map which I ,brought mow and chilling raim I htany urcai with b ljua id i'in the •Irian, French and Italian Alpit VroulU be nice to have mine of Hasclmll s s ' « if. isa t t K Air Force Cuts State Legislature JnyrccH I t. Iloilgins' parents, Mr. and M-*. t„ R. Hoilitinx, nro residing •■ 201ft Palmetto Avenue, l.t. Ilodglns also m i w previous serine with the Navy. Atomic DiHcovery rContiMbed Emm Page fine) slide for our; ’Ives to change gr.nl ii ally nil of thi water In liie w o rl' !-.’•> gasoline Our uamtine ,h. r' age would h a ir vottlahed " Dean said that essentially Is whn: ha* happened (it Aren. I I'ntentlully. the arhievcmisit ie<ens the nny to making nv? of the world's supply nf uranium 2.ih , which Is MD limes linin' plentiful linn llm fissionable U-2.1B, as a source of fuel for |niwcr nr fflr bombs Moremr-r, It may open file way lo using all supplies of an o'-! mrnt railed thorium which Is even more plentiful than uranium 2'IX Telling of the process worked mil m n snoc InI reactor tc fnrnae? at Aren, llc.in said: "The reactor is operating in such a way that it Is burning up nrani um 2;t.i. and, in the process, p ichanging non-flsidonablo uranium iU-238) into fissionable pliilonlum at a rate that is at least cninl to the rite at which the uranium 235 is l»,di|.i nm<nais,| " While lie tlis’lnred that tti* tie velonmcnt meant "bringing us tu anolnor mitestime," Dean milled " t think, however. Hint w ? must t ikr cr.ce to we I lint Hi is t‘•iconrag ing development (a kept in it-, prop er perspective. "This nows does not mean th it eronomic power from atonde fin-?is hop?. It doe* not moan thnt over night wo have suddenly obtained all the fissionable material wo want or nr-’ il. | doci nnt mean that nrmloin can now he regarded as a virtually rustless fuel ft is ipilte poislhlithat the lir-cding principle will not even he im n rp r’ated in the first atomic power plant* ( 'O F F E E t O N H t M P TH IN W IN T E R PARK (.S per in 11 The world com umes nhout 2(H) billion eilli* of iiiffce n year, iicninlitig to the reii'iireli duportnient of tin Flotiiln Fanil liiit'ciio, which oiM ■ -;mt ArueHnips eonsiune more than half. ,, The Riirenu nl*o report* Hint U. S. coffee consumption per capi­ ta tuts increased from I I to |ti.ft lbs. since tbs* ontlneak of World War |l. DR. L. T. DOSS n m ifiiM tA n'nii IHHI^S,!)' (q. 12 30.1 r; “ ‘ “ r r . period, bei O RLANDO I r r i g a t i o n ro. IH O W E S T .SM ITH Phone 2-197(1 in c . STR EET Orlando, I'la. Cull Orlando 2-l!)7!l Collect For Fret* KNtimalcH On • I n u n H p rln k lln jf Syttlentn • I'u m jiH © W'c U h O llottU' W a te r SynleinH J USED CARS "■"ndu« vault In which It had locked Gny by Mr. Angna Imd slmwn Hie di­ id Hi" body of water It would ni­ lsnt . !.r high In hartai-inl rinitenl. Mr. Rrekowil/ tidvnitced Hie be nge wns deposited l5oo feet front lief thnt he tlinught *w|mm1ne short) In Ihu channel thnt it wn* would be possible lit the take amt unlikely that there would be nny meiillmied that Orlnttdu had two deposits of solids along the shore lake* near the Center of the city which were used tar bathing and line Dr. Garner, asked to give his swimming. He m id that immediately after viewpoint on he matter, said he had nothing to add at the present a storm the lakes were unusable because nf tho runoff water, but ^However, Dr. Qttillmnn said hr after a Couple of days the water couldn't tee why tho City should wns pure enough tar bathing. "Rut for Renta like the Inade­ o three-quarter* of the wny nnd quacy of Lake Monroe tar bathing ten stop"If the treatment pla.it Isn't and othrr similar matter* In lha nfeWi might very well ast, Sanford built now. It won't be constructed popitlaRi arfo’a population, nr 40 years. Other citlea arc ndny have Orlande's might be the sis* itilldlng plant*, nnd I don't see and that City trailnto • • I why we enn't do It too," hu rotn- of Sanford today, he ronta____ Hie Rev. H. L. Zimmerman mooted, QuIUman said o beautiful rector of the Holy Crosa Episcopal Church brought out the psycholo­ gical feature of dumping sewage in the lake. Hr aaiu that evan though sewage waa treated, people would still be umctani to use the „ . eliowhere when lake for swimmingga take la eontainlnted. Mayor Chase and County Com* ■ut Dr. Wolman Uated mi'xinncr John MMsch pointed itast assets at L out that even though they hail fnet that it coul lived here before there were any McCarty's proposal that the sec­ rection In whleh flonlnltle mater retary of state be made first inla moved nml felt that If *ew- ,. a companion bill, propo* consmuttonal amendment to . . . . . the secrotary of state Instead tf the Senate president acting govirnor in event of anything hap­ pening to the chief executive. Came to the Hen*to from the Houses whlcL . . . adopted it. len .had Senate President Johns who would became acting governor if eri McCarty witrc — — . . forced — „ to ... give WHS |wn* MWSWSV the h i ® am stf kgUla post before 1D35 Uve session, Immodiatcly referred It to four committee*— Judldery, th o 'a M lstm e 'to Constitutional Amendments, Gov­ Reorganisation, and Fttwo-year ernmental nance and Taxation. ruly l. Each committee would have to la n a S b s s i£ i$ 3 & f f i s m * M w ,lk Mtlal IKK __ ____ „ -JUst CUtl a. to r. Plufite 7«1 *i* Atlnnlle Hank Rullding DEPENDABLE n i aa H H H m th# ' ‘ . having itatuta !Thera Ian t lima when sonm r ip fin i. a "Pearl H a t W 1 an atomic bpp i I and hi nuy m (< ‘iinliniiril Is ism Pago (Inc) midleiiei'. Ills «oa road Iho speech for him because Taft was in lb? hospital In the speech, Taft said: " I believe wr might ns well forH iho I'oiled Nations ns f ir ns P’o Koeenn War is enneerued. I think we -litiu'il do our hast now lo neiiollalc tills Iruec. and if we (nil. tiicn let England and oli-r other Mlii-< know that we are withdraw­ ing troin all further pcac-j neguItslion* in Korea." Taft also slid: " I hcllev? we might as well abandon any idea ef working with the United Nation* in bie East and reserve to ouriclvrw a comptekely free h in d ." At Ft'cntiower’s iv.'W* roiiferencc l.i -i Ttiiir.sdny. the I'rentdrnl wa* iisked whether ho shared,,Taft’* view th;,t tills xo'itdry I't (IS, w M h .‘get tlu H f . N. the Korean War Is euneernek, Elirnhower replied. No nml wen! on to say the United states "'••'d' d friends and Allis--* and that it it attempt d lo go it alone in one region it wnidil have to do so every will?re else In asking Taft altmtl the "go il alone" eonimr-tt today, the report­ er said the phrase had b.rn used cditorinllv. The reporter did not sp- 'cifieallv refer to the President. " I didn't use the words 'go it atone,' " Taft until. lie refiirv'd |u t-lulior sI-■ end said " I have no mere comment." radio mure, luirtfcnlnrlv in the h -i two years when h? anil his ml min istrailon wi-'e under firry eriti rlsin It is lunsihl? he might have turned Hie tide against his foes If he had gone rrneatcd'y to H' people, fare to face on T V , to explain his ra*>. a* he *«'v it, iu.t as ttnoscvoll did on radio It was obvious, Foot u nii|lt("al standpoint, lie was missing a bet In nnl using Hie airwave* nt'” Elsenhower and his advisers could not lii-lit firing av'nre of this Judging from what tie tins done in the oa»l two wei-'is Eisonhoo orolialdy will u*e radio and T V to the fullest advantag’ He made n nnllnn-wide radio tall: Ma1' 19 In exo'xln one of |lw> sorest pill* the puhlli* ever has lo swallow : why H’orc shouldn't he a lax rut now. He rend Hint talk t,n*l nG'lil on T V he talked with out vDlh'? script hut not without A nroomoil! liuporled . Near On Armistice hand. "itSfrilt » raft Dr. wnntM tu hut h « canno t ml*II I i Im e e rr’let'H v . „ ..................... ................ ... e t. Teepje, resident engineer. on tlio n|H'» n m rk A t flrtjt r Iiiiil 'o thu renervu clnuMi* nitemn ve ry tm fn ir. Frank I. (Ridlmnn. ('minty health officer: Dr Wade It Gnrner, H u t Immdiiill ow nern m a ln tn ln th a t It I m eimontinl to Uio nresiileul of the Seminole County lo n tin u a n co o f the m a jo r a m i m in o r I o iir iii -m. W ith o u t Hurh Medlrnl AlMCiatfoti; Valila lt"hn clnUMo th o w cnlth h'ftl teamH could h lru all the bent playern bln*, ilflits n t County hoallli offi­ and dom p o titio n w o u ld noon bn cilm in a tu tl. T im team w ith cer; nnd Dr. i> I. Harks. Courtly physician tho bank account w o uld w in tmiHt 1 o11f lthe ' J i>iRRv«t - ’ e-sr-sIII IIIUDt Ilf |penuuntH. rvillltl JIU1, 1| Mayor ( base sturjeil Hie open A lack o f eom ncitltlon w o u h l noon Im r o f l w t n l in a d ro p In , l.y introriucing the out Jselp That wiui a *c'nrr»»)llv ufe pared program, rehearsed, nnd u* box ofrit'n a m i .fiioi himelmir ould K ro liUHini'im. | or „Mowu nlflrtal* alter “fh-r wti which he growth of tiaelurlii lather than « . . rocolplH . ,1 1 . ....... 1.IIII w innii " out " I " "oif iu im iii c m m . lowii oHieiais ing niodern T V tcehnl(|ties.' It In lOUli the Suprem o C o u rt ruled that baseball, despite I Introduced Mr Angus cllinlnutiiig it. amounted to a production itn dependence on income fro m Rale rm d p tn , wan a npurt .t T J,V ,K,,R®Vrl,,“ S«'nsultant snjd Ci ty Commissioner .sieiiiiwr Elsenhower dc?*n't read as wr-’l isked if the increase in the a, n„nsevelt. H?’» stitfer and and not a I,u h I. iuhh It may rule thnt way in. If it . I m U 't t d more S t e n r J V n Hi"' sewer " .. .....-----------------------come new li-RiMlation RoveruitiR nportH eoiilraelM m ay im age and sewage disposal field iitiiiunl of sewage hundleil when mor-? srtf-cnnxclmi*, more like Tru Hie system wns extruded wouhl „tan, Anil lie’s not as rehixeil ns lotroHucnd. Few Imhuum on which the pri-nent ntomljeiH of tlio than nny other xpeclulhf in Hie result In the l ike bring unnlit....... Itonss-veil or. perhaps. Truman Noprome ( ourt will decide will Im* followtnl w ith as much In* cmnilrv After receiving til* bneh mdie the added volume. when hi-'u talking off the cuff elnr of sclenee degree from .tolm terent tin tho coiiHiileralioii of the reserve clause. Dr. Wolman ropllcn that Ids without note* and without rehears Hopkins in l:l|5. Dr Wolm.in en al leri'd Hie U S 1’ idtlle llealtli Ser ■Indies were based mi a popula lie's more intense than either of vlec l.nler, he was witli the Mary Hull of 25,OK) people and ine lake thorn And snoictiines. as anvone land Piddle Health Ser* lee for in would lie aide to service H i.( many, lie added, also, that Hi,* who has watched him at a emit(I'onllniird 9 rot# rag* linn) year* (Coniloiod t roir P*#t fine) plclelv nnrehotrse l news >oi?'*--. through the employment of private Ciirruntly he is doing research minimum How of water lu the 30 In 75 plnne* each, the buildup arrhllcel* and engineers ence knows, he often simnils like work for the governmenl and, ae- idler was Hie hasl* on which liv target for 1031. a man In a verbal hui-.'y. Tho eoin milter also proposed cordtng tu Mr Angas. will leave ihscrvallmis were made Vninknborg declnred that evi-u Hint Improvement commission and wltliln two week* tu make 'Indies He did recommend periodic n forr# of 14,1 wing* would lie a Cabinet adopt a policy of making for the gosrniment in .Cmirt an,I ■hocks every six ninnlhx in do "one *hoi Air Force" lieeatoo it no purchase* in rxriws of fcl.nno Korea (ermine if the lake was aide to ,x . . .. dial agreement on a truce was at would have "no re a m * n, all." without i-oiiipeHlive bidding Dr Wnhnaii was iiresettled tu dandle Increased loads. The Air Force chli-f of staff said Tho reprrt dealt nt length with the linlhrriitg mid gove Id-, i.-p>n There was a nnt-xlilo Inrreaso of Mr. Stamper 'then asserted H that ----- --in »">'SHM another /* year '** isunniii Russia w 1111 W'hnt it railed "improper polllieal wltleh is pre-.viited u, R-, riitiiet? WASHINGTON '.n The Fommtt opRmlim nmmi* nffidal* and some '•'filled to Istm Hint a Itond |yoi* have "a stockpile of ntomlr w?«n Inflivm-o exercised" Carl V to the Herald today dioiild lie (tinted for ilin wtlirt oi i ,md United Nations commands , imllrallitn ttw latest Red rrspouse on* „ ................ sufficient to lo mount a ilcvi. Cesery, owner of lhi< Cwinltnl Tlio — First roioim nt on lit.? presetitn- project Including a treatimoi were tv-jMirteil todav to hr very c" " l,l I"1 cnnaltlcrcil it* virtual nr*Utlng allark on the United Comnany which ....................... . ......... installed neouall tlon eaine from Mr l,ee. who plant for If put off now H would elii'.e to agreement on a K o i -m u replance of the U. N proposal* of .State*," and he declared: cal tile on the remodeling inti nnd pointed out that the Slide l|t<*|H> i>,< hard to pul through later III day* ago. ' War armlMlee " If Hit* country I* to have o tile at Florida Ktate ilospllnl Deitartmenl has reeiun mended According to Hits Interpretation Dr Wolmiio, tu harking up Ids Dfflclilly. llu-re wa* the closest chance for victory In any major The commlllee inld Cesery whs irentitipnl of rsw sewage lieforo ■trri*|nn that o t cent men l plant seerery hot |l was clear that lu llm only matter* h-'f to lie tiewar, it muxl have an air force nut low bidder on th? Hie enntracl.x il I* deposited in tlio lake was not roiopiilsorv, said lie tiaif Midi quarter* of the governm ml •rollntwl are relatively minor tlifthat 1* second to none. "The record* nhnw tilere H a been retained lo give liis best there was \ ry strong confidence feranre*. nml that Ingc-ther with aoliatltullim "Rather than reduce our effort* nf Ilia nlher Ilian that called for PUlllle lu-alHi menace 11, ganWirrl lodgment. T f " Red reply In the U. N. plan lo attain air superiority over the m Ipeeifleatlon* rtist the stale and tho poliev of licallh authori for draling with the deadlnrk over " I nnt aw'nre of Hie C’ilv'ts tlsral ties in Florida Is In have n treat Communist*, we should now in­ nhout ! 1,000, disposition of prisoner* nf war m , problems," he nanerted, "nnd crease thnae effort*, An air force Thp "*nute pattern" nf pnlltlrnl mint plant." lie decUred rc.’tlvrd by thn government this (eel that the greatest health risk (CoMtlnucil pfittn Pngr One) The diieelor of the Stale lio ud of not lest ihnn 143 wing* i* the favoritism existed nlso in the ense ling. The Red:, presented it tu mqralhjf, to the Fit.' I* not ileimsilliig on ' . lei'll d I Iidi ot Cliff Allies all minimum force which can assure nf air rmtdlllnnlng ronl-.’set and of llenltli said that Florida < Heated sewage in Hie lake bul the U. N, Command it I'nnmti I'nnntunlom a m ti','! that It: France? "Itoats" the nhilitv of this nation to resist purchases on thr Capitol p m U i a tourtnt state, ami that h. , dl lust night, Waxhiiiglon Him?. is in H ip itnsewrrrd areas," \h me would tie entered by the successfully an all-out Cnminunlit awarded to Dct-‘> Riiihfer* of which muted n million new resiiieneet’ortHMh sliuirr Kudt-r. who In hi> ft- * In in-xl week'* Fie* Iit o f ' Hyde P. D?eh, Taltnhnsseo, I* the attack." the f*rs.Jt tin* Inbi'tt no ttaflnita , tin- l ivn Fine* ut I'ensiscoln, EnrlkT. Secretary nf the Air head, the committee said. record receipt* from race track stand tm the' cutdrovcrslnl troutM r . KmoM Rimr, .Inyccit execti 1 Committee member* said Deeti belting taxes. r o m Talbott had aaiu the pro­ mrnt planl Isxttr, Mild ho wouhl nVo ho -i-tnry, -mill Kite received gram of purchailng new combat nhtnlnci extra nmlracta tin the Comptroller l', M. Gny mailed like to study Dr. Wnltiinne to 1f|V(. t«*ttl**.s of |n*rct ropollonl aircraft la otill geared lo (he 143- Capitol Job without competitive out the check* which brought the port hrforr cnmmrntlnu. f,„m .. tompimv In Mmud llmt wing goal, nnd no told the setu- bidding nnd sold air conditioning tula) each county has rvc.’ivrit Hits CommlNlnncr Cordell, nlw». tin |UII| ,, „| „iH)Ut tho Junior Chant-1 tan if Congma voted more money equipment at "an unnoceasary rust year to liao.ooo Then* will tiq -ommlttril tn dato, nikud to licnr than the ndmtaletrattaii asked. It to the taxpayers of between 175,000 ono mc-\> dlitrlbutlon of a few the viewpoint* nl the taxpayer* hri'i* flshitur medal ptoirrnm. It' wmitril tlu> Jnvcee* to illatributn hundred dullar* aptioc tar till* present. Hin tiottliK to fisliermcn. Both Cesery and IKieb denied business vear. •ipwiwfl*! in n w Mil limn *! rundft Mr. Wakefield unlit lie wax lu i It poulMe to train under oath at herring* lart week’ The htinest previous amotinl re ngraement with all of D r Wot_______ and *et up more haeee. that they had received any prefar- calved by . tho counttcs was tho man’* reenmmcndnHnn*, nnd thu UiiiHnl of (lie take," he at.itod, inllai traafmanTcr undut p'roftti II U.ooo *-escch gat fait year. Commlnxloner Ivey Intptirixl If Issue hod come down tn "wliothor n eaAnMtioa with thair contract*. ur not flnntard 1* to have n treat­ the bike were to lie elenned up, If budget now M fo n you ta a sound — a r t y Flan _____________ It umitd be suitable for swimming, McCarty Blocked ment plant." _____WeBare KTum led one at Inla tlma." TALLAHASSEE (ft - T t e Renats The nnltlmnie professor snld Dr Wolman answered that beT A L U H A illB K on -Extension Vandanbtrg said neither he nor of Florida's welfare program to today lhrt>w away the key to the thnt float studio* made recently rau?e Sanford was on the shore* ift Wfdpy tlimal* juil now. bul Rink of all the difficulties of book- any of tM other retiring Joint include financial aid ’fm norms gelling n a s'* passport, ,passage, - - - nfI EU.,.,.^ *— f— '■< Chiefs of flta ^ had approved the ... and co , disabled toIho red tape of uassjng till through cleared the Lealilslature with Chairman mate passage uf a House* cbatami, and the iiatdihjp of Euapproved measure ■Unit #n Iriyel among people* who bout It,NO,000. about it beginning la express the wish The* vote wga 30-1. taetlmony tn1 .would go home. No, w*’M just The measure goes to the goverlarge* agalnat around and pray fu> lh# U |h# FreiMent ^__________ h e Senatepreviously« previous! had pasaod '■ f of the summer rains. ts own version of the use bill, The louse buried the Senata Sena bill In free « , « proiwsil , m for a 9Q-d«y freeae committee and a— . — led its owtj wages, prices and snd y4nl» in a u r - bill, which Ipectfleally earmarked emergency seems to be aid to the disabled money from or lowered for ag into legislative difficulties time* ___ j t year* and additional dog racing revenue to r*cdved under the newly adooteouatd • wait* on the theory that there will Jog track t u division schedulo. nty of time lo lake care of lie new dog lax bill la expected the state r L“ IK mallets when "something" new monc •ns. That’s just the trouofe it. i countlM. -I wouhl tie built in Hie slate within llto next nine and a half years "The greatest nssel to Florida is ils lakes. Sanford is fnrliuinle to have such u flue body of wn ter n* l.ake Monroe. Preventive measures to keep nur lakes anil river* from becoming polluted arc better thin corrective meusures afterw irdis." lie conrliided Mr lllehards eoneuired witli Mr bee Dial bake Monroe up peared (*» be mic of Satibr.n greatest assets for an increase pi pnpiihith.ii lie asserted to would like a ropy of fir. Wnlmau's c port for furllier study botore lie uiivaneed imy more comments. 'Idle mutter of chlorination was brought up by both of the health officials fir Wolman raid il bail been liis observation that ehturlii'i Hon lias been disappointing In arm* where he had made studios ber.iust' of the excessive amounts Wolinan’s Kuport (t'linllmiril frnni l'»ge Unrl Tom l.oinun. Comniissioners Will Him Stcmprr, J'din Ivey. John Ku dor, and .1 l> Cordell, * lly Clerk T i n 1 S n p ri'in o C o u r t w ill ru in next full m i t h r loRdlitv II N. Saver, fils Attorney Ell Water tiepartment uf tlio ruHurvu clmiHu in tho en n lra ctH of Im nrbull plnyoru. Shlnholser. Siiperlntendenl K II loliivion, 1In; doelnliin w ill n f feet tint f u tu re of ogRtinizi'il Imuoimil iih Sewer Department Superintendont well tin th n t o f ntniont nil profenHloiinl nportn. S M ItlChnrd, City Engineer T h u roMcrvu rliuiHu liliulu u p h iy o r to tlio loam w ith Warren Knowles, Assistant City I’lire tin*trig Age nI da inev V Jt>y|o w hich lie ....... I'iint HiRtm v»* 1,ir!l|im,| fo n t m e t |ll| fo r I.tin* d III tmIII ilio VII II Ilf u Kl 1of 11 1liis 1I J r . and Hr .1 N Tolar. Pity pliiyltiR etireur or until ho i» Mold. ritk'iiMi'd nr tnuli'd l»v IioiiIHi nlfieor tBill lllllilsl' llkltSSS.M s* l l n ...............,.1.. ..I,..i at I* thnt i’T u I>m' uwiiern. He mt»y quit plnyiiiR ut any tim e list Others atli.'iulliig were ferry Courts And THE WORLD TODAY ny j a m e s M.\m.<nv ju s t isn't so. It is Rood to k n o w th a t o u r sanctions n gn lim l the C zechs in re p risa l fo r the Im p ris o n m e n t o f O atl* w ere felt. T h o y m a y help to co n vin ce C o m m u n is t co untries that rash actions iiRiilnst the free w o rld and Its citizens are not pro­ fitable. •'ranch*"* *»f »be jrm crnm ioit l« im«,.ntlnl im,| f'lmpreMs is well w ithin Its riR jits in seuklriR advice and te stim on y of key adm lnistralion officials on lni|Kirtanl m a tters. Hut these officials arc busy and tim e spent away fro m th e ir o f­ fices unsweriiiR questions Is tim e th at they cannot spend p e rfo rm itiR the functions for w hich they were appointed. DuririR the months that CoiiRress will stand adjourned the adm inistration will have tim e to consider the problems It faces and decide how they can best be met. T h e respite from distractions will be valuable. Hut even when CoiiRress is in session leRislators should Rive some tlmiiRlit to the pressure of business w hich is constantly on adm inistration officials and should call them only w hen it is absolutely necessary. U . Hodffin» ARBiffned, To Tennessee Base' a M l*m __ h im m president sonkta'and S E lit WI* dMo by doe to be the lovemor** he^ towtr and the Tftfr appwittt. .dwW .Tiw, . final, id * Council, months of the McCarty term, tho recreation S tS V tU t * * ' • * * >* ' -tfg*.' lOtl DimIk© Co il pc, Special. *350.oo 1050 Chevrolet Sedan Power Drive,-* Radio, R a Heater, Special.... 99*00 1948 Buick Special Sedan 1949 Buick Super Sedan Extra Clean 1050 Buick Super Sedan .l i l t Clean, Low Mileage 1051 Spick Special Sedans Extra Clean, One Oyfhfr T E L E P H O N E 1#M y,l I.vjri*) ,fs,n#y* tvixO. ugMgg rsnm s ................. ~ , �SojclctL fcvswtdu Ceimge " ! " c o U e ? 1 In a ceremony marked by beau­ tiful simplicity Miss Catherine ..loyil, daughter of Mrs. Velma l.loyd, became the bride of George Y. Colley, son of Mrs. William Colley yesterday afternoon at 3-00 iVInek. The Rev. J. R. McKinley *fHelmed at the diiulde ring serv­ er in the Flr«t Methodist Church Mb* Melt*.* Johnson, Seminole Members of All Souls Catholic Ueftire -datives and .lose friends llttfti School r 1111.111■ wu* hon­ Church choir, who are lielntt (trad ored with a party given on Tues­ uated from the -high scluail thl* >f the couple. For the ceremony the bride wore day afternoon at 3 '.to o'clock liv sprioti, were honored on Tuesday Mr*. Ous Miller end Mrs Melvin afternoon wtien Mrs. K K. Itouin i white Palm lleiuh suit with Dekle. The party was held at thi dial rntcii.ined at her home on white aieossorles and n small Dekle home at 210.1 Adams Court I’almetto Avenue Ouests Invited white hut. An accent was added The refreshment table was cov from St James High School In Or in her ensemble with u soft blue ered with a lace rlolh and cen lanilo included Miss Isabel l.e >heer blouse and earrings, and tered with pink and white gladioli Fils and Jack Amman; uud from slo- earrlid a white satin-covered Crystal apiMilntinents were used, Seminole High and Junior lliuh in liilils- topped wit li a lavender or and punch was served durum tin Sanford were Miss Murv Jane -hid. sfternm>n *•.. Mr« fl |» Drkle >• rvimt as maul of honor tin Hoyle, Miss LiU'llle Norinand was presented, with . M's* Joan Ricketts. Miss Hath the bride wits her sister, Miss s The uilt honoree ..i by the hostesses jw n llaunian. Miss Connie Comp Kdith Lloyd, who wore n light t.lue anaw llh a corsage by Mrs. It li | ,0|| chiu-k Kotlebamtli. Ilnhbv nylon street length dress with Dekle. Mcliill and Neil Michels white aeressorirs c.nd a corsage Those atlendiiot with Miss John if pink tarnations. The lost mnn Punch was served from the din son were the Misses Janice Reel. was his Rosa Coke Hoyle, Klttv NIs. Mer HIM table covered with a lace for the h'ldeiiroom tie Crlssev. Dorothy Johnson. cloth Pink hiirnluti tapers in brother. 1. K. Colley. The I rule’s mothrr, Mrs. l.loyd “ PiidRle” Thomus. Thelma Mvers erystul candelabra and double Barbara Joyce Norris, J e a n pink hibiscus formed deenrallnn1 wore a pale blue sheer gown with white accessories; and red rnrimWright. Judy lrvln. Klo.se Hen’ K ions formed her corsage. ton, Joanne Williams and Myrtle oulnlinents were used lu servlua the guests Imnullnlcly following the cere lielntt. Others present with the honored nony a leeeptlon was held at the guests were Miss Joan Wriidi' home of Mr. ('alley's sister mid Mrs Liieieu Norinand, Mrs F.mll hrother-ln-lnw. Mr and Mrs Allen lly D A V ID T A Y L O R M A R K S Ainmun, Mr« G C. I.eFlls and Hall, at 2-IO'J DeCottes Avenue in AP Newsfeatures Writer Mrs Hoyle of Ohio 1 Wynne wind Forming lovely deco ' rations in the Hall home were pink How can you tell when a child gladioli i.-id fern. The bride’s table is socially and eliiotliiliullv well Navy Chiefs Invite was overlaid with a lace elolb. adjusted * witti a tiered wedding cake, topped One of the country's leading Civilians To Dance with m smull bride and groom. child psychiatrists, lii J Louise Despcrt. repliesChief I. yy. Iinstrr of tile .sun- f'n ....! ft one . ml. I’m,. I, »«,. "The well-adjusted child not ford Naval Auailiury Alt Htatloli, served fiom I he other end of the only takes all the love and *ff*-e- this inoroiog issued a cordial in table; and white carnations mid lion Ids parents and other adults vllalioii li civilians to attend a lero completed I In- table appoint shower upon Idin, lull gives ul dunce toinurrow night at the Nuvy merits. Assisting with the guests rn reapalde hml7|lf of ’' Wof m setting event were Mrs. Thelma Compton and of getting Joy out Ins' ^•a'l'iic ... . The . . . j, for the *lfrit-erw* Miss Nancy Moreland activities and who Is able to rnin ' l , i ' ' , Later in the afternoon Mr. and rnunlcatr this Joy to others. !!• (/ ,ul* V* *nJ*,yV M f Colley left for a trip along the is « child who knows Imw to as- r ,“ "' :" M' Last Coast to Southport, North sen himself, though not t» the l," ll "Htorllghlrr* , Carolina where they plan lo make point of destruction, lie is well-known dance hand from the I i hell home. who lives in an atmosphere of ' mecaslle Air Itase. love and harmony.'' I Chief Itaster added thnl the1 llr, Desnert, UHsoeiule ptofes- dance will he in the form of a tor of i-flnlciil psychiatry and weir nine for VCR which lhv« Jo-1 teen talk associate uttemling child n*y- letiirued fnRn all oversea* base Hy V IV IA N HltOW N elilatiiM at the New S'urk llos. Th .re will lu- a small eliarge for nitnl-Cornell Medical Center, lias admission W Nrwsfraturrs Just written a honk, "Children of Every teen-ager ho|It** fm Divorre," I Douhleday, I3.R0) in dream room— that perfect .......... omhi which she has recorded over 'JO nation of sitting-bedroom, when year* of experience with disturbed she .-an be aloof from hci family as well as normal children. Not and entertain at ben parties lly C Y N T H IA LO W R Y legal divorce lull emotional divorre If she i« style-eonseimis she A I* Newsfeaturea Writer Is the destroyer of chlldien, says will want her lounging room to l.ifir. fterperti Mike Sindh, who Is going on six decorated attractively so that all "Countless more couples live out their lives and tear theli and is a pretty rich fellow owing of her pals will give off lo 2.1 cent payments for each tooth appropriate "ohs" and "ah chlldien In the destructive ell mate of emotional divorce. Among ho loses. Is u friend of mine and first sight. the hundrids of unhappy children ho's nude me feel like cheap sche­ If vou can't uffm.l to d<> a coin whu come to the attention of a mer. pletc make-over Job on lliul tired Mike und his friends live In s obi room, why not sluole out a child psychiatrist, | have teen many whose parents hud no wonderful little world Inhabited couple of spots for peiking up? thought u( divorce. Hut I have hy characters In ten-gallon hats, Any modern Minerva can whip never found one seriously dis­ Indians, had men who need shavea up o gay new chair slipeovei and turbed child whose parents were and horses which fly like the wind. draperies nil a small hudgel by happy, well Integrated partners Mike and his pals am, for the mo«t selecting inexpensive fuhries. In a narmonle'is murrlage " part, good fine fighting, shooting Deenrator fit and finish Ihi'ing iha ust war, points out cowboys who. except during school, ,.h ; v eh lave with a modern Dr. Draper!, muity children In huurx and sleeping lime wear big arwll1| miif-hliir und xiiuir vimy Kngland were sent away from hats, boots and pairs of six shooters tu-futRlW till* Miin:l‘"ti'*l by Incul their families to pluees of safety strapped rakishly to their thighs •rwlnj erniers. A xII|i |i i t hull Yet these children, deprived of the Some of these cowboys ulso hap i-o v n ix I in sunfortii'd liltiv anil eoinpuny of their parents were not pen to be girls The girls in his *i4 whit*' vtriiu'd dmim with v.dl.l as eninth,inily stable ns those who who are nut cuwbnvs am horses denim fur yaHieri-il flmin, • In remained with their fuinlllrs dur­ The cowboys Including Mike walk (iretly, diirnld,- mid wnx|inld«. Dili ing the blitz. The blitz ehild was in a strange teetering, slightly how perli'i* In iiiutrh in i-ilhi'i v( iitM'it Iliad' tv iilidersland tliul the whole legged fushlun The girl nurses nr xnliil fuluii- m ii i-iiuitiiiiiition family was in it together. They have clothe* line reins draped s nf hiith xhinihl make n hit 11•••«•*wo,ihi lake what entile along round Iheir sluiubbTs and they gal­ how In sllpi-uver the , linn • togelhei. They'd fight through lon To each chair xivtion iiii-ii-uritogether. And out of this came Their Imagination has turned our men! add J iin-hc- lo Icnulli und children who were well-adjustrd, normal surburan neighborhood, 8 inches to width fm mciiiii nllowhapny In their parents' love and with its lawns, flowerbeds anti ance, T h l- I- in ndditimi to tuck-in In living together as a family. smull houses, Into an UUO fron­ Childhood should lie a time for tier town surrounded hy rock can­ allowance. Hark si'ctlon of chuii top I- cut learning gradually how to live us yons where abandoned gold mine* an adult In the adult world. The are locates) and fine dusty desert In one piece. So meu-ure hurk rhild’s wpy learning Is ... hy where a good horse can stretch out of rhulr tun from highest point . . . of- — ...... .. — idull* 'who into a gallop— particularly when to lowrr edge of chair -eat or Identification with the adults bottom of upron section Front have tju greatest slgnlflennee for chasing an evil doer section of rhulr lop I- Joined to him, his parents. 8h* explains; Personally, I wouldn't mind If scat section. Therrfure measure "Not so much the words they my front yard were the location say, hut what they du and how of the town milk bar. It wouldn’t length and width of fimit chulr tup they feel, the way they face their even upset me if It w t « home plus 8-Inch luck-in nlliiwance. Seat sertlim should lie nu-usiired own live* as adult*, are most grounds of the ranchowner whir was meaningful to him. Out of these having Ills rattle rustled. Out II to cover entire seal surfnet, und psrent Images, he unconsciously isn't. My yard. It turns uut, Is the extend over front nnd side in orcreates his own attitudes, his ac­ place where the cowboys and Dm dsr to cover chair apron at these points. To do this, nu n nil,- donth ceptance or rejection of the re­ rustler* shoot It nut of this section starting nt lower sponsibilities and privileges of I've a fine stand of prlvrt hedge, edge of front chair apron Add adulthood." and this does very nicely far rock outcropping* where Mike and hla 2-lnrli tuck-in allowance to Ihir o it R K f T I O N friends hltie IheniM-lve* as they measiirement. For width of this The H ould regrets a mistake In close in on the cowardly vipers section lake width of rhulr -rut the artl-le on Thomas Jefferson In whatever plot thry happen lo plus depth of ehuir apron on each Davis hv Mary l.rffler Strong In he acting out each sunny weekday side. Now measure for flounce section. last night's (taper In which she afternoon and all day Raturdaya referred to "goh|en wings’*. It and Sunday*. What makes It par­ Depth of fiouni-e is distance from should | uve read "fuliUd wings". ticularly difficult I* that the point lower edge of chair apron to floor hem ullownnre. from which they can do thalr best plus J 'i-ln r h sniping also happens to be a com­ Length of flounre is one und onebination bed of chrysanthemums hair times measurement around chair apron plus I" seam allow­ and tulips. I've made a few igforta to per­ ance. . THURSDAY Convert all measurement* in Seminole Chapter No. 8, Order suade Miko and his cowboy and Inches Into yards. If you wish to Of Pastern H ta r w lll maet at I'OO hors, friends that a clump of usa self-cording In constructing of hastern Star, w ll meet pt im w lhruh , 'surrounded by graia would p.m. at the Masonic Hall. he a fine place for meting out this chalrrover, nicasii.e distance The Junior ami Intermediate Western justice. But tut I found that around rhalr top plus distance R. A.’s will meet at the First once o child's Imaglnalion has turn around chair apron to determine Baptist Church at 1:00 p.m. ■I vd a perennial bed and a hedga la- yards of cording needed a- these The Junior Brotherhood will are the section Joined hv cording. meet at the First Baptist Chure lo a devil's canyon, nothing oa Since the average slipper rhalr earth Is going to transform It Intoat 7:30 n-ni. Ist's say— the town millinery shop. cover takes from 3Mi to R yards of F R ID A Y Hiat was tho situation until a bias strips, allow airnot an extra covered dish luncheon will l>* week or so ago. At that time, I H yard nf material for muklng at 12:00 noon by the ParentInterviewed, In the course of my bias strips. Teacher Association of the West job, the television Block fabric to correspond to cowboy who fllda School. All member* are in­ Is the hero, the Ideal and the pro­ meaiurementa of rhalr -ections. vited to attend and bring a covered totype of Miko and all his little That la If chair hack measures 20 dial). friends, except the girls who are Inches high and 82 Inches across M ONDAY horses. Then it waa that I pulled add seam allowances and rut a 'Circles one through seven of the a sneaky trick. I conned this tele­ piece from your fabric this -Ise. Woman’ i Missionary Society ol vision cowboy, who la a very under­ being sure that the height mea­ the First Baptist Church will meet standing fellow, into autographing surement I* on the true lengthwise in the Educational Building at a picture for Miko (who la the lead­ grain of fabric. Following this 10:45 a-nt. A covered dish luncheon er of the posse In my neighbor­ procedure, cut all sections to mea­ will be served at noon with a pro­ hood). "T o mv pal Mike," 11 began, surement. After cutting, pin-fit section* gram to be presented at 1:00 p.m. and concluded, "Your friend," and In ,th* church. The pre-school age, the magic signature. 1 took It home. lo rhalr matching stripe* ** vou Primary 8wnl>e*m Hands and tha Well, I gave U to Mike, accom- go. When pin fitting, start with Junior Girls' Auxiliary will meal anted with a forthright sufges- hark and front top sections. Work at the church during the same mn that hla hero aa well aa 1 outward from top rrrte r toward wbuld appreciate It If some other outalda seams. Shape lop and side hourai TU ES D A Y place could be used for gun batUei. •earn* by trlmmlnjr excess fabric Tha Pilot Club will hold Its I don't tblnh Mike heard a word I but remember to keen seam allow­ buHlnasa meeting at l:oo p.m. In said, because he was looking at me ance. When shaping ton seam, you Dm Yaehl Oub. The board will aa though I were the moat glamor­ may find It necessary to pin darts ous person In the world, and at each front top corner lo take " ’iff# “ unity j f n i t h ’' C l a . s will breathlessly plying me with ques­ Up excess fullness. Neat pin fit entire chair lop Die Valdet Hofei at T'4A tions about hla hero. i Carolyn H. Parsons aa Bo now I'm a neighborhood harm section to seam section (Includ- Melba Johnson Is Mrs. F. E. Roumllat r Honored At Party Honors Ca t hol i c At Dekle Home Choir G r a d u a t e s t Childhood Mints These Women P n to n rln h a 6 Ine. They’re following me arouad «**?!•“ £5"S“ U m . y «rd to gat ma tc cowpoka problems Baptist Church will hold Ha thalr gold mine. monthly meeting at 1:00 p.m. ar* ejatiny me^^ln fhel their drama*, And thay'va generously stopped the re: ovroar, and 11^won’t ba loag baftn Paterson on West First Street. I'm bldnappad and bald hostaga Mrs. Charles Mulrbaad will se n t In an abandoned cabin until m y faUwr given up hU itohn la ton aa aa-hoataaa, a -Vi . Miss Lynn Ginson Honored At Party By Miss Lundquist Catherine L loyd Mrs. Roy Tillis Is Reinstalled A s H e a d 0 f S an fo rd W om an’s C ,u l* Ninnm i ‘i l 't u i c r ot the i .i . msio O. P »«* J Those invited lu uiiu Mis« (iinson were the Misses Shirley Morgan. Hetty I .y rm Solv idic«*. Miami Fklnchfr, Mi** I ' n i r y .lain* l.tiii«li|iii*t ••»»- lam* I'ow i June Jennings, Dottla •«r tain il ••ti \V»,dn«,*da v •,v**nintf Williams. Maty Jean lying, Nancy \ith a ( Ht'ii ('ola pnrt> honuitnif Ituriuids, Frances Jobe, Klalne Minn I tin (Sm«Dn. uln» plan* to Mini*. Dunn Itnnkin, Peggy Jane Uavt* noon to make her homo in l.undipiivt ami M is . I.ondipdst. t >| lanilo Till* tfllrntn fc’.'lthrVril Oil ’ »• itnrk lawn wfirn* tin* M'fn ntii .Hiked snap beaus und rooked iiij? drink nnndwii'brn and rookn'» small whole onions make a good . an- vegetable team Season with salt, •if!* «»*lv(t| li\ |h»* ||M<*I •nt*,il liv )n*t mot In*i Mi * Kitv pepper and melted blitter or mar* notid I •unlipiMt kurim- Or serve the vegetables In Minn r, iinnii wan pt••«•••t i t w i if h u cream sauce to which paprika fii-ni tu t ftiotain u« nniioiiton fi is lirmi .iddril , Mrs lto> lillis was reinstalled | c \v Johnson laively decorations In the club as president of the Sanford Worn an's Club hi Installation rerrmon house were of sunnier flowers On i»-s I’.'io ycsle,,la> at the club Ihi s|>eakers‘ table were pastel as house on Oak Avenue Other offl ter» on the stake were «rv>nery ccrs installed Its Mrs o I* Hern and hibiscus anil on the front don were Mrs .1 I’ Cullen as I.ilil,- were pastel gladioli The meeting was o|N>ned with first vice president. Mrs L. K Spencer, second vice president, tin Mag v.ilule led b> Mis Frail \ir> II S Dogear. liiird vice eis K llolr. the devotional by president. Mrs J I-'. Courier Mrs W |* Yes ley based on the iccrelary. Mrs W It Kllerbe •idueel "Love" The first vice treasurer, ami Mrs Arthur Reck president. Mrs Meriwether, re with J r . cnrri-s|iondinrf u ’cretary j*.-rts »l to Hie kronp that the naif This lust ci-io r.11 business meet •b i is paid; and the second vice ill'* was opciit-d with a lunch'on piesiilenl. Mrs Spencer, stated wiih Mrs John Kick, chiiiriuuii of. 'tut all new members hail been the hostess committee, assisted b* .o ipted Officers nave their an Mrs Paul ClieslerMin. Mrs C. \V mid reports \lmul Mi members were present llaker. Mrs It C Howard. Mrs lames Huff. Mrs Scott Weller toi the meetiiik and delirious Mrs T I I F HANFORD H E R A LD I loirs. June I. HIM .« Sheer C o l Ions Mr* '•••»• ’’tMtn Graduation Ki t es Miss Hoyle (iiven At Seminole High Picnic S u p p e r By S l a t e d Tomorrow Mines. Holler, Lee Miss lliisu Coke Hoyle. June Culminating four tears of high will In- the elaborate coni graduate, was Imnurcd la*t even mciiccnicnl ci'iciiionic- for Semi mg with a picnic supia-r In llic note High School's IIP graduating lovely gardens at Hu* home ul senior- at the SI IS auditorium be Mi« A W Lee on Laurel Avenue. ginning at x isi p m tnmnrmw. As Co hostess with Mrs Lee was Mrs in previous veals tin- exercises II,o Holler The high school group will he marked hv four student gathered at the Lee home ul 7 on spi'i'i*Ill's and .k iiii I 11 award-, end P m and enjoyed a wiener roust, mg with iho pri'sint.itinii of di roasted corn "li the eoli and lee cold watermelon phono* During Die evening Die guests' Lisle,I among the awards to In- p.dilis w ile read liv Mis Until presented arc the Junior Cliamhei i S i -II which added to the cn|nv d Ciniiliii-ree Award hv Judge iiooit ,,( ■In- evening und a gift Douglas SI, osiliiio inn II* ail la was piesenteil to the honorcc gum prcsciiiolnm In Cordon Fred I hose invited to he with Miss crick. Itoi.iiv si-iioi.istic achieve It..vie were the Misses Jn .,0 ■■lent uword In tii-orge Touliv \\ nghl .Did) Irvlll. Janice Reel, and the animal school award liv ll, verb Gray. Ann llulmrn. Mar llaybiirn 'I Mil wee. superintend garet Morrison. Jo Alin Moore cut of puhlie liistriicthni Id..ise lleiiloii, Klttv Nix. Mvrtle M l-- Murv Mm Copel-nid, cln*' llemtr. Sylvia Haves. Call ltd suliltutorl.iu. will give I tit- greet ling, Alice llrown. Lucia Hull lugs of the class while |s» Murv Ihlsy Aim Carter. Mary Ann Julie llovie will give a diumatn Wilke. Mar) Izill Copeland. Itev reading eiituli'd "Just A- I Alii , i tv Itol'iTs. June Yuili'e. Ihilotliv M l-- Jinlv Irvin will deliver the l.hoson. Revel IV lleiiloii. Melh.l v .ill'dicliiriUH spcccti the eltis- h.liiisnii and I'alsv Kdwards Also '., 1 cw ill 11•iii-ihI Hoh* will iiresetit Mis |. I' llovie. Mrs Dial Cray Ho* class lev n-ws im i 11: V", Mis .1 C Frisch Sr . Mis Holier' I'riiicipal I lei man K Miirr ■ I its* Ii Mis Harry Itvrd .lr am' will wind up the evening's cere Miss Dial lloylr motile- with the 'i oM ...m l pre-cn tothm of diplonioa doliert Mnrriprcsiiletll of the studi-t hodv will l l give the Invocation und Tcrrv Cordell will serve as the mustci Mrs dio-g Kanner nml dime I of ceremnnieThe program will he iuilintcd t,i«, l.mdn nml Itarhnia. left yi with the traditional tirot-e-sltmul •.idny for Van Horen. Xik 1 pend s, vernl weeks to the refrains of "pomp Old f ir enin-tunee” plaved liv Hie Semi Mrs John ' rawlord and child Hole High School hand us tin graduating cla— file, -tiivvlv do" • m i plan h> leave Imimrrow lot llic aisle- Tlie eereninllli'* Will New Smyrna Reach to visit until loly I end with the recessional Following the exercises u ctu— Mi anil Mrs F. A Covlnglmi reception will lie held Willi a dancing and swimming parly, pin have us llieir house guests Miss a midnight movie ami hrrukfu i Dorothy Mims and Mbs Marjorie Williamson of Kuigslree. s C al schooi Saturday mornlnit m -IiimiI J K l U.N Li.NK.s .m i . •ton * |>eppri-amt -all l looking linen evening <ii> impel I*•illly nohioiih-i, .1 ' and Ida* k seipmis lm sp,.- * ■■ i summer. IB.Vt Th c »ln s» .1, -i. . ' m Intantn xdhourtle ha* • o.g Ixdrin j Plans Complete Tor Suilent's Pi opt am Plans are euiuplele ho Hie lo dcul radio program In In- ...... sored tonight over Station W ild ' liv Mrs Sldnev Vihleii and Mi c It Walker ut 7 ini p in I...... IIallkill, Id years idil. student ot Jiinliir High School, will plav Prelude In C Sharp Minor slie ia student n( .Mbs Madeline Mai lent Next on Hie program will hr Dorothy Hollingcr who will plav hi aceordlnu solo Itumlull ll.dihiii' is si hediiled lo slug "h II ippv Day" Aiivmie desiring lo app, .0 on the program Is asked I.. <induct I Mrs Vlhleil, telephone n. I ol . Mrs Walker, telephone h:ii. W per m the first | lornierx must be llirongh the twelfth grade Mrs I.illll llallev ai'cillllliuilies all iiillo hers, uml l.eslle Simlli. Id years M r- |; || I.eFlls and ehildnn old nf Junior High Sell,-il, serves Vickie, < yiilhiu uml Itutierta, left us Ihi- iiiinmnieer yeslerduv fm l.aiedo, Mi-x to -.petld some lime P&AADW U __ _ 1 11 CirlH To Attend TnllulniHsee (’tnirso Finn Seminole County t II c n lvvill otlciid the short course at I'.ul lalliissi........ . next Mond'iv, Miss Lila Woodard Home I •>-1,,--n slralion Agent, .imioiiiieed v, i,r ■lav Those going and then ., o incuts a n licit \ Phillips. I , cln a, recognition Addle Prevail '.,-neva. page Nadllli- Ihetlrk i l ulil ola, eamllellglit service llo l .ru Knowles, usher The girls will he m-i oinpaoied hv Miss WiMHlunl and Mis Vir­ ginia Henderson, bake Mono , a I II leader W .1 Thigpen lias relumed irnin | Atlanta. Cu where lie spent two j w ,ik ' with Ills son and daughter llilaw. Ml and Ml W .1 I III), pi'll 11 ilig fMint and -id*- apron «e. Iiou-t. Shape I*v cutting a wav *•« ••»* fuhric, lint lie sun, to lent, In seam and tuck-in allowance* Vou will find i| tieci'-NU rv agio- in place daits ut outside eotto i of ehuir seat front lo take op , > . o ftilliti's- If darts are pittite,I .onfully, you will not break Do- line of stripes. Ill order to remove pin fitted section* fmm ehuir, you wdl have to ellt hack opening in which ii.lr fastener will lie fitted Inter W <-n cutting litis opening allow lor part of fastener that will he -titellcd to flounce section I or example If Volt have a 21 ell -Ilil*' flistener und a III" finance, HI inches of your slide fi,-M ncr will In- stitched to flounre and 'lie remaining' 14 inches in chan t-« k sections. Make cording required to mm sections Do this hv n cord In Idtis strips and seimong close to ooril with cording f"»t uttaehmeni for sewing IIIMeldm 'I lii-ii tiaste elinlr sections >oget her inserting cording s' all seam Joinings except where , l.slr sent is joined to lower edg* "f ehuir top. Since you have n g> tiermi* tuck in allowance, these " T tlnns enn hu Joined with a plain seam. Hem flounre. I'lare appll'i"1'* — if you plan lu use them on fliiunru and stitch In place with zigzag uttarhmrht for your -ow­ ing mnrliinr. Gather flounce to msaauirment of clialr apron. Join flounce to upron section* with cording In it slid'' fastener eu*«ure in renter liark of riinir lop *nd Donald Cain hu* arrived In spend some time with Ills par ents Mr uml M l- K M ralll. aftei completing In* second year ul tlie Ditivcrslly of Florida lu (iaim-NVlIlc w ith gmiil (hi d iiD* irtr ligh t w e igh t Iniiks is the U e yiw tc t " f cotD m .spoil s h irts m long ol slinlT sleeves T lilb d e 'l bv .1.tv suit N m i is tiis iin l nm l I 'ii n t ii ii hi CLun. JZo-l^cm. 0 MEN'S WEAR I’llONK 1222-J NANI tilth to laid lovlio h.ti Is evpeeted lo a iii'i loomriow hy plane lion. Waslinigl.iii. D i his e-irents, Mi Cov mgton Mi T (' III,os.loll lm* returned to lor linmr at mi:i ilwk Avenue from Herkeley. ' nlif where -lie Visited her -on llioltiu* i Rials ilell lr for u imitilli Cl.ircne* Clause was expected lo artiv*■ today to spend some time wilt* tils parents. Atr and M r- W (V clause, uflcr cuiiiplHlng Ids snphiitmirc year at Hie University of Nnrlii Carolina ul chapel llilf Mr and Mrs II N Ashby and children, Het-y, Niki. Donna Itirlli i ami iluiik. are expected Iii arrive timiglil from Itulelgh, N c to visit Mrs Ashby'* parents, Mr uml Mrs G It 111Simp M r- Tlinmus H*,"n«,v has re­ turned from Norfolk. Yu wlu-rr she spent u week's vacation willt rclnlivc-. She was accompanied by her niuther lit law. Mr.s W J inline), who hud been Mr und trx Honney's guest here for slxiiit two weeks. 1 Ll uml M r- John Miller have returned Iii llieir home In |(n-well, New Me* after spemilng u week With Mr* Miller'* |iurcnt*, Mr and Mrs Malilnn Wrlglil Kn route laillie llicy pliin to visit In Mt-ri iliuii, Tex wiih Mr and Mr* Philip M Vickery. Mix. Raymond Lundiiulst and chlldre.i, I'eggy Jane ami Huy Jr., plan to leave on Friday by plane for New York City where Ihey will Join Mr*. I.undipilst's parents, Mr. nml Mr*. (.Veil AVIbon for an automobile trip through New Eng­ land, Nova Scotia und C uiiuiin . flounce. They expert to lie gone for almul Tlie sewing center esperts who ■lx weeks. plaiined thl* chair cover *ngge«t n liedsptead and pillow i-ovri- <>f Don't slice i-uhhuKc for ■iiinmrr the snitfordlsed ilynlm in the fol­ salads before yon are ready to lowing companion colors: T»|' "I serve; yon lo-e vitamins litis way. spread and It* boxing or flounce of solid red denim, gathered dost ruffle of blue ami white stripe*, pillow rover* of solid Iduc boxed with blue and white stripe* t'afe curtains would lie especially smart of solid Idus denim top ami tdua and white atrlped bottom *r«;ti«n. A wall hammcA-k of Nordic net trimmed with white and Idiin l i t Houlh Palmetto Avenue striped rotton cording Is ideal for holding hooka. Kzer trv rolling fish fillets In I from my chrysanthemum*, earn meal before fry In« 1 Thi* wa Now it’* tha jail. fall. And I( haven't they have ■ crispy feature Taxture that t'a the D m heart to do a thing about It. goes writ with potatoes and othar thn ... they combine lightness with body! Dr. C. L. IVrHoiiH I'M O N E H A N FO R D , 2»A UHi Rayon thaur, all-ovtr tuckod-pUuii. Removable linen over-collar. Hack and jovy. Right* Woven checked cotlon. Tucked bodice with tucked and pleated iklit. Ratpberry, green, and gold. Both in mitiet ilzei. F LO R ID A Next year I'B put irasa aaad In cooked summer vegetal*!** such tha w o t . a �0 m ', r lir: 1 •>, %V iVa : • .'.y j . >•; ,j » , 8ANFOHD herald 4 Thure. June 4, IMS lie Bary Doings Hr K A Y H F.N N IN G K H *,-/'■*. TIME O N THEIR - » ! , -------- ---------------------------- ------- HANDS lry a Vacation Season Starts In Earnest As Resorts Anticipate Biggest Year A&P’s Giant June Values BRING YOU Coo!SAVINGS -----------------B y B E N N E T T C E R F - Itealdmti of Denary nnd their friend*, numbering approximately i E R T R U D E S T E IN 'S writing* may be unintelligible to acme, 400, gntherrd on the ground* <•( I round the th? paper ro, y hut when sne didn't <'Vr .1 jvork nf art, nobody could m i*............ .........country, ......................... Hy SAM DAWSON the Joioph Hchmlerer honm on N EW Yfl Y O H K ‘/fi— Vacatlnn time*port* St per cent *eld they would under*tnnd her acidulous comment*. She was Invited to one Sunday at 1:00 p.m. to celebrate thli summer. Of thfit- 14 the third Anniml Dellnry Day. start* In rarnosl thl* month He work cent Paris salon, for Instance, for e*pect to work In the The weather wn* perfect nnd sort ownc-» ore happily anticipat­ per an exhibition of the puintlng* ) r~T7 * i i j | / field of education, others In peld ing their bigge»t year. f w y th ln g moved along smoothly, Income* are higher for many community »ervlcei, manufactur­ of a w ild-eyed modernist. v thank* to the good planning of p ’oplo. Factc-fles are granting ing, clerical work, acriculture, M is * S t e i n examined hi* he chairman, Herman W. Ledcr- longer vacation* nnd more nald merchsndlilng and selling, »umhandiwork biiefly, then com­ eui, atily aaiHU'd by hit wife nnd holiday*. More fnrtory worker* mer camps snrt conatructlon work. a fine committee. Many thunk* nre than o n e r will lie hitting the rned. Factory worker*, howoter, aro mented, "Hrnph! I presume do* to the worker* who made thli* they couldn't find the nrtist In homo cone* factnric* will be fait catching up this year with .J,yr n First of •" Mi dared for longer period* thl* year. clerical worker* In pdrf vacation so they hung hi* picture." nnil Mr*. Joseph Schmlorrr, who That will afferl Industrial produc­ privilege*, according In the Nation­ • • a once attain generously opened their tion figure*, especially In July. al Foremen'* Institute, which If you have the Wall Street home and irround* to their neigh­ And the iterl Indmtry believe* keop* an eye on itich develop­ bor*. To Mr. Mini Mr*. Jack Kenner thl* may glvr- It an assist lit catch ment*. Collective bargaining thl* f’ ver In your blood, you «re ad­ nf fUnf. trd, who for the third your vised to pay bred to Graham, un it* Hacking of unite*, year It breaking through the t r i­ donated and rooked nil the corn 1,1Hut ' not all of the cltlrenry I* dltlonal pattern of "ono week after , R o m and Company'* list of the that could lie eaten; to William Included In thl* happy vacation one year'* rsrvlce and two week* "Six Grumpy Gremlin*" who WleMrnberg, who attain made the prmpcct. More lencher* than usual afhir five," the tnitltule «ay*. kerp people from profiting from ground* tray nnd festive-looking will be looking for summer Job*. It cite* three cent change* a* their tr»n*octlon» in stock* and . . . w , , _ . with hunting nnd flair": to Kd "Industry will have on udrkd examples. B. F. Goodrich Chemi­ bonds: I. Gue»* Work. 2. Fol* Davis and AI nnd Hnnt Fnrnn, who source of manpower thl* sumrner cals, Louisville, K y - I* granting low the Crowd. 3 Huy >m end Itble 'rm. 4. Can't Welt. 5. Cateh furnished lumher to muke table* in the thousand* of teacher* ho- two weeks' vacation after three 'em tju t Penny, fl Can't Decide.. A rulnou* crew In all! and to Kd Dnvl* who al*n loaned ra»*«-l by Inflation and low ear*. American Machine k FnunC»P)|||M. HU, by ivnn.lt Ccif. plktilhiii.i! by King Keatutr* ■) lull cits. hi* truck which wn» n*ed a* a salaries," *ay* Arthur C. Croft ry, New Haven. Conn., will give itagr. Khali* were borrowed from publishes of Teachrr'* Letter, a two week* after two yews. And Brl**on Funeral Home In Hanford Washington. D. C „ fortnightly. Ky., has negotiated an agreement and Allen-Hummerhill of Del.nnd. Queilinnlng M.OOO teacher* a for one week after two months, The Inst great auk, a bird which J It I* estimated there are The P.A. *yitrm w «» supplied hy two wtoks after three years, and could not fly, I* believed to ' have I .'I2!».8tl2,dllk cubic miles of water Herman |,ederhnini. three weeks *H*r 10 year*. scheduled next on the program; in the ocean* nf the world say* Harold Coffin took picture* hut before they were run The Institute isy* that nearly been killed about the middle nf I th<un off, Dan National Geographic Society. durlntr the d*y nnd theso may lie Fleming of Lake Helen, l*»ued an 05 ner rent of Ihe nation's corpo­ the IHth Century. turchnsed t>y those who would like Invitation to *11 llellnrylle* to at­ rations hevo some form of paid n have them. tend a fish fry at Lake Helen on vacation. , The committee working under Herman I.ederhau*' leadership wan The winner* of the children's t* folio.**: Rooster; Mlehnel Mc­ game* were: Dorothy Hchmlerer, Dermott, Chairman; Michael Ran- I'eggy .to p r tu r tt Nolte, Larry Mitchell, alio, Joe (llhh«, David Itunktd, .Michael .leaning*, Danny Nelder, l/jtm u bile Aaron Dunirnn, I.oul* M. Klter, (tail Taylor, Eddie Hcdmnn, liar HENSLEY FIELD, Ttx . fSp< yon (.HI Paul ProetKcher, Kdmund Jnck*on, barn Kanner, Frankie Jennlngn, clal)-— fl'Sgt. Hoy V.. Young, -112 Arthur I’alm nnd Kd Itedmnn. Kn- I',inline Hchmlerer, Huxle Nelder Ynte* Street, Arlington, Texas, tertnlnment: Kd Itiolman, Chair­ ha* recently been assigned to the l.lroln Kanner, man; Charle* Hchnelder, Master of and The h islnes* penplr nf Dellnry 2AiH1th Air Force Reserve Flying Cercmonle*. Came*; Libby Heil­ were most generous with their Training Center, Hensley Field, man, Chairman; Mr*. M. Hchnahel, donations nnd prise*. Here i* a Grand Prairie, Texas. *4r». .loai-ph Hchinleter and Mr*. list nf Ihe donor* amt the lucky S/Sgt. Young, * 12 month vet­ o»*nh llreimer. Ilefre*hincnt*: C. one, who won all *nrt* of u*eful ]. Hart, Chairman; Joe (llhh*, nnd vnlunhle gifts: Mr. nnd Mrs, eran of Korra I* the brother of oh Nolle. Decornllon*; William William Htrlpp of Estate* Food Mr*. Morris Forguson, 2030 Je f­ Wleitenhi rtf. Puhlleily: Kay lien- Center donated several nrlxe* ferson, Snnford. lie has been assigned duty with rinser, Ground* Committee; Paul which were wen hy Mr*. Charle* VolTrath, Chairman: Vincent (iu r- Youmnn, John J. Heufert, Mne the A ir Police section. ncherrl, A rt llruimnn and Herman MrMonegnl, Harold Harper, HtnnIlnlmnns have become a pest Lederhau*. iey Miller nnd Jack Jackson. Folk* hettnn to ttather at uhnut Hart's Dinette donation won hy lr parts of Africa where largo meat-eating animals which used 12:30 o'clock ami shortly after Mrs. Kiln Stroud nnd O. tL Hotter. 1:00 p.m. the invorntlon wu* tflven •fnck*on’;i (lulf Station hy Mr*. to kill them off have hern elimin­ ated or reduced In number*. by the It* v. Hubert Thoma*, pasHah Nolle, Jane Cntrher; Kiln'* tor of the Dellnry llnptl*t Church. | ilrnuty Salon hy Willlnm lloyer; Red deer roamed over most of Mary Ann Ja'derhnu* led the Stroud' 1 Electrical Appliance Herv Hrltnin in Roman time*. Haluto to the* Klim nrul till* war Ice |,y .Mr*. Leu llofmnn, Mr*. J . followed hy the aintfillK of the Wiiiiiimrhnio, William L. Newell Htar Honnitlcd llanner. Mr*. II. nnd Jess Wlnninghnm: Heilman's Thomn* asked n blessing on the Hnrher Shop by W. C. Host; Gurufood and hy that time everybody cbairl's Gift Shop by It. W, Clark; agreed with little F.ildli; Heilman l-pilmbnux Itadlo and T V Service who «aid, "Now we can ent." The bv Mrs. Nell Hnyiler; Hay K. Peek, mound* of fried chtrken, the realtor, by Dr. Kllrnheth Herven; taiad*, the home made cake*, rorn, Turner and Swift, realtor*, hy Ice errum appeared and dianppenrKillng Thompson; I'lnntatlon K*Whin fcl4n#r fuMtlon ilfM •!•*«»», man? ed a* they should at a all (food tale*, Inc., hy Ml*. W. C, l*o»t; fnllii cnenpUlfi of na igm g Karbari*. picnic*. ■ rllaalneag »n.t k*« nf |>«p an*t vnerfy. VV. G. Miller, builder, hy Mrs. lulfev r n l)* M hlfM a # ltll lhr«# die* After lunch, the chairman in­ Norn Clark; Oak View fronlcni rtiitifnrta If rrdter*«l hMn«f fun«th*n la |tt» troduced Judge Hubert Wingfield, I'lnnt Company, hy Peg Nolte, flat mt>n aaitaaa __r«»U jinwi 4imn-«ti4a In auth «»*«»* honored guest anil speakar of the llatnhl Coffin, hy Joyce Fowler. •a aa alraaa alraaa and ami atraln, atraln. nvar*«iarAo n?ar-«n^rfU»n # f •an lr» e«M. Mlnnr l»fa*t«f#r Irtitatlona day. Ho lias been with u* on eucli Thus emleil another Dallary In ruM nr wroaf 4Ut mar n u M fattlafl up Pellary flay and ha* pome to In­ Day. Children with dirty hands M lh l* nr ftM iw n l rM M B W . in Integral part of the celebration. ami ftnn t fniif kl.tnrys It Ihrtr rnnitl. face*, hot happy heart* were Ilona T r r fhWrt a Fltia-a m lli He hrnuirht with him ■< [Inn iiped- hiindled off to hod, while the (Hurt Ik. 11writ gtirrMefuflr l»f fnlHI*»D« f«f men of 1. maslmliutTfraTh which gmwn-up* lingered a little longer nvrr 10 frara. Il'a amaalaa twir* menr limn we* found In Volusia County, lie talking over Ihe doing* of Ihe |hMtn,4vl«« ItaDpr rvlUf fr«*m Ihrer ilUri'in* foi I•~h•lplll•l4mll#•<•f kDinar tul»« an<! file Mid that the mnstodon lived about ■luy. t» 1 ituah oul waita. (lit iNian'a I*Ilia lotlayl ( If gST J !■>: S : C r. iSfft. Bov E. Young AfliiiKncd To Texas JUICY, DKLICIOUS, TENDER CLUB STEAK Kidney Slow-Down May Bring Restless Nights 1000 year* longer in Flnrhln than nil leg* fortunate brother who happrnr-1 to In- roaming around In Ihe north; proving, of rourxe, tbn 1 we lie IIn1ylte* made a wi*v move when we came here to live. ||ialto rompllinentrd os on our "sane, sensilile, adult way of going about ••jllng a much needed coiuiiiunlty building." ||n al*o repeated hi* Invitation to u* to vlnlt him at hi* office at any time, - m It Would no, ,,o |b Itmy -Day without Hoy Miller who, a* usual, give generously of hi* talent n* : a singer. He not only *ang the •ong* ha Imd plunned with Jim Hcott accompanying hint on Ihe guitar, Imt lie also iiang several Umr* riming the afternoon and before IlnaJly leaving the "mike", he epoko of hi* enjoyment of all DeBary Day, « m| id, willingness to ting u lirnc v«*r hr w«t nakrd. ^ numbtr of children (lnnc«nl for 'encr. Buryi C,.ffi„ g ,v. a Bolero In costume, Linda e “i.u.,,. ,Unr"' *n‘l • *'iuarn oanca.rpHerl |,y Ku*le Nel.ler was Were'' “ ro"l’ (’f They Were tfnBy and Hiuln Neldr-r, H^hn 1 M*l«Jr,-«l and I'aiillnu M .r U l n ’,’ ! i Mr*ry ^ nn H « h » u e , J"'41 Dali Taylor. .The chlhlrrn* game* wnra OUR OWN IS COUNT TEA BAG ANN PAGE SALAD DRESSING 44 4 3 Frcah Colored lb. 4$e Cheese (■EORCtlA fiRADE “A”—D&I) WHOLE YO UK tfl Oi. Chit Juice WHOLESALE AND RETAIL <1(11 West Thirteenth Street .MEDIUM Phone 1.11H FLORIDA GRADE A c F K R S 44 (SOOI) BEEF DIIIF.CT I'HDM LO C AL FARMS T fl YOU It. S, Good or Chnlrr U. S. Gmid or ('holer HOUND STEAK RUMP ROASTS . Lb. 59c Lb. 49c WFJtTF-HN SELECTED BABY BEEF LIVER lb. 49c Olflt OWN CH O ICE HONKLESS BRISKET CORNED BEEF lb. 59c I.KAN PlfllE GROUND BEEF lb. 43c KINGAN'S HKLIAHLK , ALL MEAT WIENERS CHUCK R O A ST ALL - MEAT WIENERS LEMONS LEMONADE 2 Do*. 29c Ann P«x« Real Gold Peanut Butter 29' Nunnwect Prune Juice qt. 3Jc Yellow Cooking Onions Coconut Cookies pkg. 19 c Western Large Sweet A Penn Wick Cantaloupes Deodorizer 2 for 69‘* Can* 5 Hurry 29 Lbn. 39c K n rh Froxen Southland 2 for 45c Strawberries Titko Hcrnich A 4P Feed ¥1.19 Raisins 15 Or. Taleo Laying Mash Fresh Sweet Ripe *1.29 Wa t e r Mel ons Tnlco Growing Mash *1.27 BE RIGHT - CHOOSE A&Ps Hath* Sliced “Super-Right" Meat Dried Beef v , Hath* llrcakf**! DrtHried nnd Drawn Grade A Florida Sausage ED V EDC Palar Pan n \I E ! W Cut-lJp lb. 49c Whole lb. 47c nupwi p in Wealern n m irrn a Super m Right (!hnlre Lamb Half Or Whole Hnnvlea* Itnllod t'kok* ll««f Shoulder Roast Extra Ifravy Ctielee Href Rib Steaks Extra I.ran Ground Beef TURKEY jjc 8oz. 39c Pnut Butter di 35c 3 for Gerber 29° Tu llrl Song 41 Sweetheart 2 b*? 2 J c Short* nin* Crisco 89c t'lransrr Bab-0 Floatinx Snap Ivory 2 f°r 2$c 3 2J c Ivory Snow Taltrt Snap Camay Ige. 27 c 3 Is 2 J C ttrran* oi Sud* Tide Swanson Boned »*. Strained llahv Food SHOULDERS 29* lb. CHOPS CHUCK ROAST ,b Super Right Reef llenvy Choice Locker Plant Hunkist Llbhy’n Plntapple Lamb Shoulder C M N T I I A I . F I.O K I D A ( ) I ! I C K F I IK K Z K A N D S T O R A G E CO . Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Ige. IF ('•slllr Snap Kirks Swanson Boneless 5 - Oz* Can lb. 49c W IM TK H N SM A LL M BA TY SPARE RIBS lb. 55c A TREAT TO EAT SMOKED PORK CHOPS Dinner Napkins ft™ ' 15 Pastel Napkins 2 for 2 } Lunch Meat 1 f i t ***k*Y> •o ' Black Eye Peas Lb. 39c Joy for dishes HUN SWEET FACTORY PACK Succotash Baby Limas Fordhook Umaa French Fr, Potatoes Whole Baby Okra VISIT THE •AIR • CONDITIONED l SHO-BAR 4 ML South of Orlando On Reynolds APPLE I On Hntunhr plus dep T C d p H P l>*r*v*W,v»**« v«vf» >■ ■ ■• »•* �H K j ’H'Zfy,* ' ft *•*; ' THK SANFORD HERALD Thnr*. June I. IDM~ | "He SA fitfully cf Rebart Hufstader, S ^ t h o m l t'epnrlmrn l D lm r io r for t ) « Jtiilllnr,1 School of Music, ns Rollins College Is Closing Eventful Year During Week W I N T E R P A R K ( Special |. An ^ v e n l f ' i l .vfiu >'hmr« ibis xvck at Rollin* < o l h ge, u yint marked by nntnhlc vlalimx, a rlao in applin*. linn.- for enndiment, and a tipnrl nf optimism (iy I ' r , -iili nt Hugh F. McK« '.in. ('omnieiircmi lit ■ven.i:"! J Ui„. « mi'lk th" liKtli anniversary nf the fatitidlm; of tin* m a ll' Central Flutida school, oldest iturnluril milege it' t Im • ‘ lute. M?K<aii n p m tx a i uiiml riimncinl structure con­ t i n u e I ninl that 'he honks will HP >1 III"" fill' liln Hilt-.I i' i.ji , r- •t*sVi j " i i r under tlir im si nt nilniinistniI to n . In on A p ril newsletter MrKe.tn Ill'll t! ....... I L'Cls In emlmt nir nt fimls f rat if> in if, hut sal.I that mlilillnitnl funii* wire ..... ..... f(,r npeta tin,r expense', This week he reports "VI i $111,(1110 has heen riven t » tin- eiillnre In the post month, i: ii' I I lint hataipn l I...... tire nksuii'il. ^ He ‘ H I that in aihlilinn |<■ (he * th,lino limn than . ’ to,non m p i n t has hei'il oiiiiiil tn *11.. •Miinwiin nt Ill'll other peim l fniah lit the inh leRc. Aatooi: eiuitiihutm* ,.f thr $ 10,000 filial an \|> |t |( omn ninl Hi m l \|, |. \v. N’ lel'i l ..| \\ n , ■ l1,,, J, \|,, A |. fli il I 'Ini'mil "I lai k mnville; an,I M m . I' m i a ■ h 'n w l i s Warien nf Ihmtnn . n l Whili'i I'm I, .siiiltinai i/.i11c 'in talus nl lln^ n s t i li ilh u i , la iint'il a TH n' lia nt V is e In i iii t'llnii'iK application* Ironi oiiii, n i l a 10 peuent tu el'e.rie in women'' nppllintinnx. tltla i re, < nl an i,nil'll iitm ills. He raal, iti' I mil'll 1, An itivi tn Mini la join go other college in -i lalimr students each yenr fm a sente 'tel A stmly at Airiciicmi I'n lv e isity in Washllti! tan, It, C Fmir ([nllltis liunnr rtmlenl" will stmly there under the plan eoeh y. nr 2. I"he llXVIll ditig nf 0 Fulhright Q gi'.inl In m , if tin fa, ,litv I Mis* A lin H a i r K ••11\ . far leueliing in The \ ’ nei I an,I i II. lie a|i|aiiotinenl tn the I Writ Ixjral Notices \'n : *»v m .m i : 11 •\ r»* h* »ll« *TII V H I V I I T "M io i *i ml l>l.lr r nf n , n|« m . • N.11»■>1*,i n si 11 *i V\ 11 M N. A v. t Vmu . 1* u-iilu. i| Mi ll S In I I II . M lid* 111*.I -..H |•« *|4 \ ' ' ’ ,« », ,$10*1 i mi Ift I l|P t it'll f f "hi I tn* hi t||Ml 1 nil ht A dt "’iiii *n| I Ini'lit.« , .'iful Anil fill hi |. I>| I* ' itl'tnl In I !»' |icf *"A||"it| v r.r hv a ' * r ?u*v o il. I,, i I t l ,.f I Mil I ■I'llIJ ’ll |I I I V I»], f* 11,s.L1 if .tu | »** .• Ill • i1r III! 11tit til* * In "Ill'll >11111 «♦ IIit III*It 11 tip A' Mf .1"ill I' Kli'iciti r,,|H lull MI jiNlK mt 111 Mill lilt I t*Sili'l ••1 ilJLC.lt tIHt i'ni| 111 il't11'.i nit u I T M ' " ' rnt 1 ;U'l ninl III. Cl’it I mf .< «l *'**11,1 1 t nun i| rfrttiJ'ml t'nilltf, | Inrl.l i Mi|h till ,.ri| rlnl nf .run* i •, j i* i i i ; i : m h i ,\ ht • i <r: u . i vt s .11 -i > *'*♦». w- vr«.«M« « \ «,«« si i "j is*x •Miiilc; novelist critic Hr. Francis ihumpaun nf Johns Hopkins 1 nlversity in the English department; ami Miss Jeon 'xinlfrid Day, Hilector of Noithw entern t'mversity's Willnrd Hull, us lhaii <d Women, 4. Slate xhumpionahip' in huseI'all, erew ninl xiater-sMing. During the school year, sueh nntiilih s ur l.'vo tim er N. llmdley, | I'niled Nation* uisenildy president lasler I'mrson, and llritish U ,N . II pleselllutive Sir tiU d w y n Jelih deiivrrei addresses un the Rollins campus In Dace lit U n a group of eoeds I mm the glee s luts formed OperaHon Hong lilt, nrul delivered Const, mas cheer to servicemen in lee hind, llermudn, and Newfoundland. lie Lisp was spotisni vt| liy Im Military Air Transport H e n k e , the I Nih an nun I Kennomle Con fere lice wns held Fch. fi-lt nnd hrm.gh* m p. ... i ,n j, , nr f, ers Ironi all over the state tn dis­ cus.* " T il" Flniidu fu tile I mill s. try." I-"tinders Week was d i m m e d in late February with the first an mini K Hindi i s Week I'liim t Mini the aniH'iil \niinntei| Magazine pi "cram. The dinner netted over ft 1,1100 lor tin inllege's lllnmiilid •lilhllee |un.I, and the inagaxttii drew 5,000 persons to hear tien ttra.lley, Ailin Alan (i. K ilk , ear tonliut Wall Kelly anil othei it,Untiles emiti ii'iilr their aiaga/lln nrtielrs in person. Mi and Mi • lames K. Il'dliiig* worth ,if I'alin llendi, who were timing .lie ennlrihiilors, hegan a mite 'o e latdlsh un endowed f halt of I’liUtics at Ridlins Mole him $iH HIM has heen given tn the fund. Music Invei* flam coast tii'iueisl lierird a netwmk l,i"iidcast of llie J Aml annual Haeti Festival, held Mnldl fell at tile college, .Several if 'In' nation’s prominent iniiai emus look pail Angler Itlitdle link", I'.S \m liassadol to I I Salvador, Mini stale de(inrtment official ttollin S. At wood •poke 'lining Ran Amerieau Week eelehrntinli in April and Mil led i phase tn the reemplia us III the S i l l i l y of Ituvi'l llllielll Tlie .l ine 0 exercises will featiue still another proiililieot Amerliao. magHxio ■ editor llnrla'i Cle\i land, a* the 1'iiiiMTteliceinent spenkri lie is formet A-iistiiin Dliectm for Kampe of the Mutual Seeurity Major Lvalue Loaders Dv A S S O C IA TE D .f i . t -"HA Lured Many Visitors UK I EO N SER I N liS, Flu (Kpe I ill |.i tile fast foill dll's "f priatitir, tourists ft "111 .!0 states Its" 11 visited Roll" lie l.eotl Spring*. Hi.' s' , i»■"* „,' ve*t aMerietion Th< sent hem states have heen lit" m ist ftei|llent xi ilms, ui thniieh im- party •ame from t're gun. Motor ears eheeke.l thus far hux. tieeu from Soutli Carolina. V iig m ii, (iemgla. Illinois, Tennes­ see V -xv V m k, Indiana, I'nnneetii'Ul, Muhigiill, Uidn, Ail,tunas, Mi "tn!, Rhode Island, Mas-a •h in it t., i'limsylvmita, .Mnsis.ip I’l. N.ntli Carolina, F lm ld a and i'l ognli rh. nt i met ion features a min latui, train ride tlilougli a garden in a iilitnric setting, and "aciplil * i | *1 l|II 1H Iwtiil and a Inmt ciiii1 ** ll> It I L L D E C K E R L A S V K C A S N 'V .1* The tu k’est ,dll.II lu.ml, I'ver exploded ,i the U n d n l Stales (latneil fur manman ton minutes in the pr - dawn sky today over Nevada Erovinu tirniiml T h e firehnil ludleil for mor.* than to sermuls, indirnting mt Intensity twice that of any previous bomb nr deviei' detonated in the lie* Tt I'he 20 kilotim Hiroshima It,mill had a 10 second fireball Dropped from an vxtremelx tugli flyiuy II All, the unpreccdenled A laiiutr ftasilv'd across the entire hori/im and halheil thr- desert in > glinslly while light for at least flxi' seeonds TlK'ti d formed into i Irrtlltnnl golden (irelmil The power of this a ill.m u g we.i thi .Mich jun;:l. \o I l ih Ihim U <*it w linli Li(S*ifnl hiid* and iihimul* pun xi ,r* p rob alily not less than in kilctfiri The Afnime E rivr.v frif in L.t.; Wafts «r by b,)ie,21r i Com m Iasinn lias pt ivlouxly dele on Ml Charleslott, i> ndles irotn nnleil thre' devices at Y m c a Flat that Have had an intensity great!V than the so . alleil nidiimal or lllro shmi.i htuuh Tod.ix ’s blast, I Ith nnd final ui 'P rin t scries, proh.ddy com m l favonlilv with some of the ige -'.pel-mils TCporlcd d the Earilic proving grounds d Em -xotok The explosion went elf i-xuetly at I la a m T h r flash was seen in San Francisco, fitio miles away, Angeles. 2.MJ miles and in Is' dislant St'rangclx Imuevcr, the shock whit'll xvn> reporlcd very st-.*nng at tin- A E C control point, w a* not ‘Vh*- liv rr ID in Mji I v wlihdi Mnvv fnnn Mt |h*hh» mlu l uktf linnfii *.4 ftnIv 5 l?r. f*•i•f hnitf hut nifftAiM undrr a hritlr**. rniM a idll ind hriff n vvatrif dl •1 ♦ f* mi,«> w *iim. • It K N , , W ■•i'|>I Vi I Ik . i*ftfti.ia • »« .*Ji*ft i11K 11'«11ftI 1' IIII Vtiftl Hr m(M Al,.--, •i■\ . ' • I IIM* I l'|l' N •Aft ■* Tin lilt. Mr 11 h''V(' The hurst ippi ared to lie at a <height of more th ro 2,.son feet. ALL CANNING LIDS ARE H A L IK E ! HI M t t hihit.il S nv imminv' in |(c* milt' d in the hint**rit* f4|irinif which I . tut thi’ ciM'iifih, the lest site The fire in tile elmid was viklble p, mminialn oh'crvers for two minutes and 20 si’cnnils hefnre tt faded Veteran alomie r.’ porten agreed that this f ir outshone any ni the JO previous blast* In Nevada, Firrx w r r r ohservr-J binning Olr , Yurcn Flat some lu minutrs later xvhen oh 'rxer« started returning to La* Vega* The fires probably n yucca trei-t and prrhapi ' " ’f m tail rrd.irs and pines left " '* 7 rex tuns tests this *prlnu ’‘Irurturr^ woin? known Uidnh Kiner ft'iaiMnurit Irunr Rage tlnrl nrw-siu-n at noon He deelari l ••'Vr Imlh feel we have strength 1 uieil on-.* rlulis That wa* tile main , ohjeelive nl the deal " Kiner. ;to vr-.tr ohl native of s m ia itlta, N. M , stands six fis.-l "tie and one half inehes lie throws ni l hit* rigid handed The outfielder joloerl It'.' I'n.di * in Rill', anil ha* led or tied In* league in huittP'N every x ar sinre a feat nut even the faliuloiis lt d"' It nl lx ai'i,ii|"|iltslix,il lie i* oiie "t •he select group of major Icoguei* x Im (ink ■ Idt Jon homers Hi .il*" Imhls tlip reeord for hitting to ,u un e linniri s in iix e xv." * Ball DOME Lids...3 ways better! ®i BEAT THE HEAT REAL-KILL 0Ntr69<pf. litter 1 __ 1 LASiEd i O TEST... te e it — feel it —h ear i l ! 2 f ir m RED R u b b e r S e a l . . . n o hard lirjhtcninn noodod. 3 Cr..t n n - W h i t a ENAMEL Li nin g. ..e xt ra protection. I? Ot esn DON'T IET ANNOYING BUGS SPOIL SUMMER FUN T0UCHT0N DRUG COMPANY '1 B v BW . $ t i .totiri * •I ...... ■ IN ! Ill I III II I III- n i l ; .11 l i n r . si u i w i l . i ; i I m in i t i x ....... ii i I \ III' K - I XT. HI-’ I I II. \ III I I II \ II ' I ' l * The company that gave the world its first ■ III N I ' eni v n ri:. ll\ I n r »f,*fsi il Ml U » * IM III I •»||% V \l» 1*1111. MIN** It \ A INI, *| ( M h oil IM . MVNfi*. Il» 11 \ 1 ^\f|l l A t S t l ’ t V1" "it I>it - I Mill i I *1 II *Tfifl %' On' tf *■•( ,1Mil I if l fit In fif'plififlt I**>' I I"*11 " , >t* 11Mini " U hit ft Villi Mt i'll 11’.1t • I'-l lilt VI' 41Ifit |||nf I |ti > »",4*i i f i r II- \ l.f •t r n *v >i.\ im r •b . r . •1, Ml" •i ft.(M 'I ‘nlHU \ 1M II ft" l •*n *•i a .1 ftftlHl’ ft-ft*1 ' I'f AM|,11, '• i '-'IH'M l-'l f Ml ft .tt hi a 4■f M. . if. »|<* "It i t V*■•n■« f«f kmMl i '"iinn Il I'rfft. *■! ft..* ill* a-111>Hi •'Uhl i> *Ift HIr| 1 r MmIII1Ha f rnm ill#H imi nf •ft#- I m I 1“ it'll, ill f*‘M ftftf MM ■•"II *' I’ nil . ’ Min nt i|v hi ,i ft>( t.ii it M ®f* I'M " r I*ini t Mil Nil11 hfiii i f t ** t'l.ii r i'f i i *11*•ii i , tiinf mini tiffler '"ItM i i •>t I * 11*111Ml Ml 4 riif MItAlt 1* f "Ml M I PiA Oil* - I I HlTAht h * I’ i.'Mf, I'R K S S I II I 11*11 I V I*. II itii World A i Six 1’• I "I" It In a V vt l . A K E l . A N D (Spcclpl) The A. :M t « m Kiri ,'*l*M*f* I1. Cenke Memorial Cancer lajlKire lo M i•$11*11i* fc 4i \ril-i rile •iiiv at Fluriitu Southern Cidlepe " 0M .J ■114(i»r lIlKh ChfifAiii w ill lie dedicated Tuesday ill mem* I r e . \\ 'IMt\ \ lill li’ A l II I u y of the riant City newspaper : to s 1 * * MtifUnl 1ni*r1n«1t mihllshcr who died of the disease I tii4f.Mil |ft|»|.r> in IPiVJ. llii-vim 11 Hr Met il< rritfn 1. I k ' I t *»*f The lithorutoiy m tiis honoi '* 1 it* on V*Mhi IMMI«*ti i'l'ing i .tuhliihi'd through the nr- in a r III ••*■! \ 11InIIgai'ued ri torts of hi* friends and In to M ll' in* W It h M'H>Ii neighbor in Riant City xvlm setup ' t* \\ \ r w r 11 no •**kl1 Ti* I'rnMH the A, R Cooke Memorial Fund , u oi {<nin m i w hi. h ha* become a part of the r n i i M i \ m. *» n*» \V#»n|**i n It*mlt< i ***' Reiunii Runyon M innuial Fund fot C )n NVaa ** Cnneer Re»eim*h. ♦; r. Mur *1(IK Mr| dli*** eV* w s lender the direclinn of Dr, lloris T MM Jidvrli I i t din Ii *‘hi I. Knkuloff, noted research scientist, ;.i;. NMM•• e" *m , 'Cnplhi'in fur thi' past S MM slimri * If \ i SI" im .> Jdi'Hc' '■ * ht.ii t* tevei al ; ears has irceti eomlucting <1 JO V|f>rM|lMK |f**AM111'l|R i r'em eh studies on earn er. This ' i i 1i.«I HM‘1*V t |fi|. prelect Inis had the active n*sl*l:< no U «.i Id Nr V p , •» IV « 'in it ♦"••hi Tltn«' miii of the Runyon Memorial *»» I"Ii*1♦»*| I ' I » eld»* Fluid, . IV W iii* Vftwft I** !•'*'.ii I■« Tremt Cenke cii nil* into nulirninl ptoni- in mm I l Mil I 1l|* imnee will'll the newspaperman !♦. tn NVh 1»* IV ill'll ilnM leiiinil ii'it he was a victim of 11 I If!'Ii..... ► I id Sf.M lurieii' lie wrote in delail alnml 11 in Mnv in k It .mt un Ids own illness almost until the I I l.i Mxi iiiriis \ 1) 1. 1*1*11 II* . 1 M < »i u.. it time of Ids death in an effort to II *v i ‘nil I., i't.ivtr focus at'eiillon on the ilisenne unit I if’im VVftirM V| S ent II I II III V I I*. H lo inco.liuge people to (tippoil i i I - M id'ftft I 'n IM lM*i*'^l ‘■ancer i esenrs'h throughout the Ii in Mi l l .*I V .1 Iff il N I N'f Sim |nl » . I||*HA ft OK mill Wl'l Id. HmII ii Am* *I. 4 ii i rhe I'l.mi City piil.llslier w o n 1 II u It! eNft M** tile Florida Press Association award in t'JW for Ms writings on alnet all" Ini his efforts to bring H o i Ida Jv'iitle im whs hiniigid into •nets almul (lie malady out into j aetuaiitv, and e ffm i. ar ■ being mail, 'o have Wineludl emne tn I he "pi ll .1 K While is tin- rhiiirmrtii of la keland fm the di'illration cere­ 'lie \ t* Cooke Meinorlnl I k V k mony. I M Itllllli is tlie vice i'ti.iit aluti Ni xt Tui'sitay’s n remoity will and l iank It. Moody is the tiens- ire iitd'i in lln Industrial Arts i i'i \1l are from I'lunt City. flullillitgi tin Fiani. I.loyd Wright M inn 'x Idle appeal'd tn the I'll* Ciim pui, al Florida Southern. The i m u ll'invoti Fund for assistance pliupie II. inenini v n( tlie Riant ity new spupei Mi’in xi dl la- unveilin the plan to setup till' Cooke H.'iui'i i il Laboratory, Cotumidst ed liy Me*. Cooke Walter Winehidl, pkesideiit of the, l i m n s il. Sim*, edit in of the ttuiiyon Fund, mid John Teeter, i l.iikelsol l.eilecr, wilt make the eyenitlV*' *eeletnl'V, tes)Hindeil. irdrinti,' lulls su l will also read 11 was with their lirlji that the message fi "in I'lm I.la .dnnnlors i'« •»;: i .im t"i the >stahlishiuent " f I S| irsini I I,. Mnlliind and (iearge th. Cooke Memurinl I.nhnralnry at A, Smalhers and Congressman Courtney Cnnttihrll lit Charles T . T h rift, J r . vlre pi.'*lilen| of FSC, A gem Rollins holds no summer session xtlll represent president I.mill M and >loses follow ing rnmincricc- Spivey al tin d.duutlon In a rinse, the rerematiy will ii" at nil the itifi'l ,V4 si'h""l year "pi n- in l.de Hepteiuher. A similar not only d i n , -I attrnlhin lo the 'Ir Cooke made program nf setivitirs and nntalde flglit « Ideh visits is planned for the doth year agaitist the disiHsn hut it will id the small hut undittiaiis ill- echo his I,rilef that lamrcr run he and will l.e eompirred stitiltion. Hi BiEKCsI Explosion Of Atomic Bomb In US Lijrhts Desert 1 D r I jf o n S p iin fiA H a s ■ II I h i w • A *4 Cancer Lab At FSC Will Be Dedicated As Cooke Memorial -it tn i >|1 Inf Mill t uMil special motor fuel now releases another "great" ^ r^**~~ *. t i fT ir - . J f f " ■* i nV o- M r l.ilMI *i fii fM.t |n| 91**1 hi t Ur j Pl.tll l>* V.-t.l : ‘.M I V I \ T i; I*u C U T , v #*nt -til I It Itm I fit ifI U Ml tm M T * (rtinrinl *if I •M.» I' rMI iiI 11ii Imir 19, rlf , [ 1 v\ •••- J i i* i l»<iMlc.i t ion i. | 0 M ’- k WONDERFUL ^ .* . ***• Ho t © You expect great thiniia (ruin Amoco—now here's another * * * * * * * * * * * a * frreiitl This time it’s the new IVrmaluhe Motor Oil—so new, so advanced, it’s the oil of the future. An oil literally designed * A O U ID E lo lha S T A R S al * « A M O C O Sarvico Station* * for tomorrow's cars—yet here today ;o ijive you a new and i I'rriwrril hv lla»l•*ft If CftW, f 'Mir* * Ih** Ihyrlen LU net nrmm. Illui*' IrNtktrai in full iTiltif liy *Ji9tiir« (jfinlrtn £ greater idea of lubricating and protecting your car’s engine. ^' in.An. 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J til k1 J ■ * « * hM l » » * * ^ * * ' « f t » * * d &\ J » * ’ ■‘ t r ? �Cardinals Topple Lakeland, With 11 Wins In Last 14 Games, Cards Play In Lakeland Tonight f’aae (I Thurs. June I, 1953 W. I.. I'l. %VI M Ml * 3" I Il 112 l i n t * «| 1. 1 I l,» M f u i n l lit v *' 1 *fu'.r fu­ l Ml It It II a ll N In r ..iff IK iii* h 1.**>11111 »i I nicr (i m i ' i I in I i t i .IH t H m H Ii I tfiiiltx II l.ffd tn i I M*|.ii 4»|lll It M l h ft. II : : m }i .I l n Turn Leonard , ( m y Mella Mitchell received crcdU tor (he victory, bla tlrai of the year, while a former Hanford nemesis With Coma— l.eon "Hinbad the Hallar" HI mar cl— was charged with the loss after hurting the first six frames, allowing sis runs ami right hits. One of Hlmard's offerings was lined nut of Iho park by Dunn In Hie fmirlh with Tommy Leonard on. II w o n Dunn's fifth circuit Ntnash, high for the leutn lids year. Tummy Leonard had another banner night Imostlmi Ids aver­ age by eight point* from .3iig to .!i70 on a pair uf nlnglca and n lple. Leonard also hiked Ids am leading Kill total tn 3t with Iwn more Iasi night. "Push ’em up Tony" llarone lured out Iwn more hits again In lift his plate mark from .aati to ,|U. The 'Birds executed four more twin killings in the u a holo­ caust. . Ssnfnrd senrod its first fun In the first when Kill Hlli shtglud, 111 ilatiy' I flnie second s and stole third, comtog In on Cliche: -------{.Manager Haul rawfnrd’s overthrow of third, akeland lied up the game In (ho as Hykes and Aret f'mirth it endt drew penes si Pill .. Samuels' __s' boot ___ of aysas and Bob Roberta’ grounder, permitted B & P Revenge was short. In coming aa Dunn drilled Ida burner just mer Jus. barely over the leftfleid fence 930 t o t nfrnm M 1 lho plate, with Leonard aboard. Front that point un SanTomorrow Paltnlerl, see right* HI. I a >, 1_ wnn-lnat in mark, le Ihill fur Ha fnrtl on the i t thei Cardinal! Cardinal* open _r .„ aII Important hnmo-and-hotna lame, aeriea with U>* fourth i Lak;*r* . , . The Rmlbird* kava «nc* to ol w - -a •rlii ——-■ pick plot up hh two u n i HI ' R* I|K»* Rv* garnet that separate , W Uher* here Saturday night In , outfielder for tke ^ VK W iW - ih t o ld m Id 2ft 10 2ft 11 4 1 3 it C2 111 la II I 7* Mi II Ift M m u Nil 1 II i.2* I I* 2 3 To 9 r» I 4* 11 I I ll 11 21 l l II in .111 llll 3 H 12 t 11 I ■ II I *2 I si Ml,* t TttlJft** Tfcuda 3T6 149 39« 13m *Zt, 131 President Eisenhower Will Hold Reception For 40 Great Athletes W ASHINGTON ..n J'rvsldeul V a , winner of an award as the Elsenhower will play host tumor world's No. I fail PUMP A N D ul J U N O : -" Y o u r I three lines that were out at one mw to snorts figiive. ranging from iZ2 n*« f.i>-rut Paul Moritz of Miami wus 1time! Rocky .Marciano lo Clark Griflilii ii*: here nt Juno Bench Cottages the "Th e men suun saw they had Elsenhower will greet each of nr» past few dnys Mid the fishing was more than they could handle, as the (0 mid athletes, hut it’s a good im. otr'i good,— Paul caught 25 pninpano all three marlin were huoked, *0, bet ht-’ll spend much of his time it it oon one day, IH pomiiano unolher day, tightening down on the drag uli chatting with hut one of the visit »l I .9 I'l 4 .11 2U 2Nil I Oil ll»T T7 20 .2111 .ii Jupiter Inlet, Is the word from the light outfit, they broke It off. ors, a fellow1 mint -d Gene Sar i/cn. \% I. 1*1T. lony Miihi-u, nt Juno Beach. Be- and concent rated on the other two. ll* Snra/cn is Ihe lone golfer oil the ft I ;? After n mighty battle In which guest list and the President's fond fta-. * ...... OH7 guiding Ihe recent heat wove in Ihe fishermen not only had the ness for the fairways is wiHI Room Three won Ihe recer* 12 GOO "itn iri parts of Florida, Tony Is 1* loo fifth grade round mhin "xuddni proud to stole Hint tills spell of two grout fish to fight, hut also known I ft7 hail lo ward off a couple of hungry at The occasion for the get together loath" Softball Tournament 13 fjII'M| hot weather wus put experienced sharks, I,nth fish were boated! is Iho an mitt! Imsili.il I game he the Saofiird Gram m ar Sc hi ait. The 1:t 111 I ul Jilin. Ilcui'h. "T lie weather is in 1.111 if "Largest i-atch of reef fish wns I wecu the Republican* .rid the team scoring five runs in an etpial . I I I and lias been grand," Tony states will. <he ocean hreetes blowing made by Mr. und Mrs. (Hen Paik Democrats on Capitol lldl Picked number of Innings was Hie winner. R.Him Three won all games ley iiiul 1 jght. it sure is ronl and of Charlotte, N. C. trolling aboard teams uf pluyi-rs unlikely to to'euk clayed without too inurli trouble. Ihe llnrtioon eaptnim-d hy Blair Into the major leagues will have ...... . Wish vmi were hnre.” The eantalux of Hmini Three, Across Hie (Julf .Stream from Wood. Tfds couple brought in over -at it at Griffith Stadium tomorrow elected by xerrel ballot, were t ort Pierce is Walker Cay, north- ■10(1 pounds of snapper, yellnwtail, night Eisenhower will throw ••ul Steve Powell und Jimmy Graand barracuda. Mrs. the first pitch >inmost island of the Bahamas grouper ccv. Four rooms played In lha George Bass of Palm Beach, fish­ Before Ihut moment, though, gioup, md a world famous fishing ing on Ihe yacht HAM BO, cap­ tourney and all other riMimx wan there will lie much hoopla and fun •p«t. A summary of recent fishing one uml loxt two games. ( I here tins Just come In, exclusively, tained by C. C. Anderson, in two fare, starting with the White House The roiter of Boom Three I. in lids column from Mrs. S. Stan­ days' fishing at Walker Cay, broke luncheon two world’s records. The first, a The man who was tn have been ix follows: Jimmy Grucey, Steve ley (iriffin, which is so very inPowell, Johnny Scott. James P IT T S n m U il! Halnh Kiner, ti-r.-stlng thnl it is going to he ill-pound wnhoo, was taken on Ihe honored guest won't he Iheru 12 -Hi. test line. Previous reconi Cy Young who pitched more base- I lobby. Charles Henhuin, Curtl* home run hitting outfielder of the "Ubllehod It) full;— was held l.y Mr, It. Hiragusa who full victories than any other mini, Lee, ' Raymond Starnes. Johnny Pittsburgh Pirates, was on edge Ray Allred, .Minim Edge. Claude "Fishing has been excellent fuuglil a :tH aml W pounder In ('nt first accepted ail invitation hu! dc today over reports tic may he ’ hi-* year. Mid, for the pant three Cay Murcli lit, 111.52. The second cidi-l later he didn't feci up lo Lane, Marvin Travis, amt Al Ma­ traded to Ihe Chicago Cuhs thews Tin- ordinarily quiet K iic r d<> months, marlin fishing lias taken wus u ninety.three pound white making the trip Cy is Hd the leal, w ith only three bouts marlin, taken on L’O-lh. test line, dared lint havliull will lie well repre lislnng the Stream our guests and wus boated In just 20 min­ " I don't know what's going to scnlt-d, hy such diamond greats as •uive Ixi.ited the umuziug total of utes. I understand, however, thul Tris Fly The Axxoclated Prea* Speaker la-ftv Grove. .Iinilnv haimeo, I lust don't know " thirty eight marlin. Most of these this record has since been topped. Foxx. Joe DlMaggin. Hilly Wcrto-r Kiner ur.de his eomment utter M-ii- caught in March and May, The previous record wus held hy and Joe Judge Ami, id coursiWEDNESDAY’S FIGHTS Branch Iticki > Pirate genera! manager and Will Mathews, Cull • you iiiuy recall, April wus a .Mrs. J. Karl am) weighed n.'i Clark Griffith, tin- n.i year .>1.1 pres ST LO UIS - Holly Mint*, 152. tinker as far fishin’ weather was pounds, taken ul Bimini April 25, blent of the Washington Senators personnel director had conferred Washington D. C outpointed Jesse iii-erned. Biggest mnrliu so far 1051. Mrs. Boss nl«o caught on Heavyweight Champion Rocky twice and scheduled another meet­ ltd* season wus caught liv Stephen the sum • day, 1 sail fish, H ft., Marciano will represent boxing Turner, >55(9, St Louis, ltl. ing today I addle" Sanford, uf WrsHiurtr, Neither Hit-key nor .Mathews t ong Island and Palm Hearh. lie released, one white marlin. HU lbs,, His wifi- Barbara will lie along, released, 5 wnhoo, released, and decked mil in a new hairdo would admit Kiner was Hie chief - .me n* the nil time 'greats' In three dnlnhln. Hangs, of rnurse lopie of discussion AH Hickey llllpolo playing field. His largest "Ho, this will give you a sample From Hie world of footlmll would say was that lie Is "talking nun iln w.-lglied ;i;i7 pounds. II.Of Ihe fishing at Walkers. Can't there'll hr Slade Cutler, Hi" one a ikuil" with the Cuhs nl.'s tills l.ig fellow, laiddle mime all the catches as it would time Navy star. Al llornw, forni 'r .Mathews, who lias had 11 slwndlm' offer to give the Pirates t2iKi,(gxi ' inigiil two sniull.-r murliri, whicli take too lung. J would like to <|uarterhaek al Michigan Stale, for Kiner. said only that In- and Ilf released, lairgest number of mention tho, that the lunii me and All Aerlca ouarteib.u k Jack m u llll ..night by Uliy line couple passing ly Walkers now. Yester­ Searhnth of Maryland llldtpy "talked generalities " Carol Ann Peters, the figure The PHIshorgli Post (iii/elte said iimisl of the men tiring their day, the Frank Rossers of Hi. Kiner "is now almost a certainty ssives with them to Hits iiiiii|ue Louis, Mo., fishing uhourd Ntun's skating champion, will In- present ‘ to l-'UVe Pittsburgh and set up li'lotig paradise) wus a total of beautiful new charter bout, the ahimi w ith former t ‘finis champ live white iiinrlln l.y young Mr. H A N N A H B (a forty foot deluxe Pauline lid/ Addle, diving star e business in Chic ago" The Post Cnietlr said it undt-r iiml Mis. Adrlnn Sumi*h of New Leris Craft Express Cruiser) lied Ann Jensen, and canoe champion stood that it Kiner goes lo the Y"ik City. Most unusual cutch (f into u huge tuna. He dove for the Frank Haven* There'll he nmnv others tnclmlCuhs Ihe Pirates would obtain don't lielieve It bus ever been dune buit, missing it, and became en­ outfielder Preston Ward amt P1'*- in-furej occurred ul.omd Captain tangled with the leader wire, I Ing Andy Anderson of Houston, sitdv “ one of three lufleldcrs. Bill Johnnie Thomas' limit, tin- .11)KFit. which formed two hstf-hilche* Tex . who sometimes is known a* Heron a, Hansom Jackson or short- Fishing that day were Mr. 11. uround 'us toll. The sliurks attack­ Hu- world's No t fisherman, and slot. Itoy Smullt-y." Itiiliinson and Mr. Itoldoson, Jr. I 'd the monster, iiefore it could be Edwin T Chandler of Richmond, Although Kin.-r had little com­ ment 011 the rumors he lias suM fi'oii Atlanta, (Jeiirgin had been 1 hooted, und made off with onepreviously that he would hate In •'oiling in blue water Just a short third of the tuna. The part that "l.ile, when tilings begun to IiiT i - they brought to the duck weigh­ leave Pllislmruh pen Thiee blue marlin struck the ed J5o pounds." ltd Room Three Wins Grammar School Softball T o u r n e y FASRON-51 Beats Chicago Cubs To VC-9, 13-9, To Get Ralph Kiner, Boost Loop Lead Newspaper Says J. C. IHINN . . Powder* 51h Ito liter Sailors of KAS/ttlN-51 Increased Is City M* n's S.i(llia]l f.eafiue luminal Jon to I ijarne last mjiht l.y defealiiiR its (ellnw colls from / f t ) , iff it It was the fifth straight /irtory for l ASHDN 51. who have vet to lose a game Tile victors tallied Id limes on Hi lids idfl Hie slants of (.rimes, slide V C !) reached Hie winner— 'lew land for nine marker* on ■is M ow KASItHN is now I g j me in front .if wound place MII hiui Alaicr which was scheduled to play Tuesday night. Vt 'I's loss didn't affect its third placr standing. Tonigm Sal Army will I.attic V t'tl and Natlun.il Hoard will meet I ASH o N 51 I VSIKIS 'll 11 Wins In M ■nkrlifuil OfSlI, •V N *•1 \1 21. * •* •f n tw riih t lit 1 l* . V\ ll HUM lit Vlfll.’l It lit Mill* 1 it 11N111 (I , |i J «. I k* N. |t I MlHl* 37 \ II 1 %\ i m i n Mu t u n . ' Jit l d l l > , lit 41V v‘**rt littfiM* I t.foltiMtl ir ' INfill. *'f i I )«I 11 •* t ii.it* iiiti lit laintit'Jts, ■<*, •H i t l.t II it |. it f I I I I I I I n 2 2I M 11 I I I t I If 1 II m ikohn Mm I *1 Sanford's rollicking lias llous I ttllilw ij M» iT 1 ini I m il ...flu . ers stole seven liases Insl nli'.ti ’ I n k r l i i ml I < 1 4 1 in h i %— •« Km** « % N I It IIll to hotc.l their Slate League leutl \ ll » 11 I ! * ' I |l W 11•111 t Iii Mi'i" ’ ll dll.t F ll to the 107 (ipure, only lot! short ol n k . VI •i t . id . • H ll.ltfy > 1. lot hi *i u,tf I hi m i I !• ’.III n i l t t i l l •tfi t the all lime KM. murk srl to Ir . ....... I -ill v . 1 • l i t n.M t t Ilit l|.1K. I ll the (Ittlnesvllle G-M in HJ37 Hie I d ' l l ! K i l l I K ll * M I IH ill* I M| II If J I Cardinals have reded off more I ......lilt Ml t Hit I | 1 •#tIt.... \ I sil I- 1 111 tin! M» than half of the record 213 total I I 1 t.iifi r»t I I I ! It.,MM H |l H u l l Vlfi lifi ki In their first 52 grime* ami still I . || It f I I w 1 ll . 11■ •I h » II U K v in- h r It... Ml I1.. f have NS m« tries In which In eipuil find . Kill 51 4ti im in* Aw I,, M i l l. Itlf I. . Ilfllfllll I or suriuiss the H-your theft murk •■NTIt Fl I.) 1 1 . 1<v I : I t ....... h i H u m M i.m. 1 11 1•IS, H 111*1 t It. I.. I t * ....... T I • f 1 I .if l< ••hi ini . Last nijflit's victory was *:-m ‘Vlill I |l II • I Ml fM.fl.I 1 M i l ford’s INth success at home In 25 l.lIt.f iHf ' dt.. I M. I -. I . <i it v .M l in f .1 I Mantes here With n dlsinnl 7 to i t th i . 1 M . 'h t i 1 IP. » - K l i m n l * If. i I 1IFI* *» I 'ffflln I 11f 11111' ” Ml ! ■h * road mark, the Itedhirds are still K. Mi . 11 2 If. 1 I 1 *XII f 1 \ I f Him two names short of Hie 500 mark IlII fllftlff i I .11 It |/1M h if I till* M* H m M III I Ifni tills season N\ I < Ii AS | I 1n i l m 1 nil* m il' i i i m i »'.h> 1 SANI m ill IIKCOIII) t I •1f1»■1 i I II 1 1 1INl»M* I Ml M» F ,\1* I ■< 1 M IlilM 1 Sillllllil I W. I.. I'd. v h. Id 'l l I I (t I I ■ I t . i f -. I ll'* A 7 11 Home IN H ti',12 l . l H t Ahroud 1 10 200 : IT »» J I n*f r H rn 1I 1 liii I.UNI uii'.ht Waller Milehell lull ed to go Hie distance In ids see ond start Mitchell hurled superh |y until lm was taken out as lie Old in hiN eat Her Marling rule OMflinsI Jax llcaeli last Halunlu) flight The lanky |i loot-I roihl hander yielded lull two (i**s in tils alx InnliiKs w( pit. hint: However, a walk to lioherts. a oil t»y Win lamson over Hill Hally's head and another pass to Mulellrli spelled curtain. for Milehell In the sev cnlh Manager J I' Dunn mimed lately culled Inllorrv Melia In Hm .h up and Hie MflXXMrhUsrlt* rlKhttliinilrr did iitsl llial. Idank lull Hie Hints on no hit' the Iasi three liming* 31 «V f i l l lli:il i'll litdi’f 1 INGRAM slated to start on the slab for Sanford tonight In l.akeland. The CanlinuU will hr seeking theii sixth straight victory and 121I1 of the last IS. They will also he out to win their firth at the ex prnxr of the t ellur dwelling I'll ots. InKram, «l course will he shuetinK for his ninth triumph of the year. The hard workhitt righthander from Albany, flu. has pilrhed exactly Hid frames tills year slrlkliiK out fid ami passion hut 110. III Ift II 3* |M W »•» I. 11 II f i i t' i t i- ij Cnrna 32 20 IH Dayton* .’ll 2d •* i!i jax Heath .'ll 21 i IN Leesburg :m 22 2 in SANk 01(1) 2.". 27 7 IN The elnsely Imnehed first Hi vision, with only Iwn gurries sep arating Hie leadii .. Cocoa Indian' linn and tile fourth place l.uknrs makes Sanford’s first division Ind seem almost as iiisiirmountahle as winding up firsl in the IK game* remninlnj! hefore the first hull ends on June 21 . V.H. PIJ.FJTH TO N M .II I IN I .A K K I.A N il Clarence Ingram, Sanford's au winning pitcher with eight wins Mains! four losses. Is lit* 1n h**r n (.11 (.1. T11E SAN FO R D IIK KA L II Sanford Cardinal Averages iaiiHji'liw it? k l n i ( t i k t l a i n Tile Florida State l-eague's hla/ Ing Sanford "(Ins Utilise <;»au ripped llirniir.ii Lakeland ti.-ri* tor.l night, 'J 2 l<> extend Hie Cnrdiuul winning skein in five Nirmittit. H i.t Hie last 12 and II of Hie past II The Itedhlrd* still remain in liflli plaee five full game* liehind the fmirlh ranking U'eshurg l.ak erx, tmt Hie locals did Mieeeed in narrowing the nap separatlm1 them frmn the first plaee I'nena Indians tn seven contest* I S I. P E N N A N T It AC i: For 5th In Row Leesburg Lakers Arc Only 2 Tilts Out Of 1st Place 1 u 9II I .1 22 120 4FIIIN •Mi 234F 1 r M i nut Milwaukee C a n ’t Win Pennant^ Says Jackie Robi nson Itv .MIL II Lit H I .Fit IIIttuiK LYN , N Y '.ti - The lliii.iklvii D idgers Flml |u«t sl»M.rh.-d 1li. ir second straight lick­ III Till- Associated 1*1css ing ..I Hu- hands <>( ih<> Mllwau Slugging and high scoring have i cc Braves. They had surrendered taken tin' play from pitching In til si plaee t» Charlie (.rim id ' s tin- Florida Slate ia-agm- this y.-ai. , 111../ ng upstart* Hut strangely tint la 1 lung iK-oi'lilleil l.y a i.inugh Ho- itrnnks had little re svvHchci.ai Wednesday night whe11 sped for their eniupicriirs Itnlaiid llrtcgii tossed a -iv lilt. "It ths-y arc ilk' eluh we hoviI I. victory iivt-i llaylona Itcach t 1 in-at (or Ihe pennant." snorted Konrlh plat e l.ccslnu g giillicd lii.-kn- ItoliUison. " I urn mil w a gumc on all the top line, slut - ried Hie least hit Don’t III homier Cocoa was lumhlcd hy Del,and. stand me If wi- don’t win it I 3 3, in 13 Inning., and Orluudn like nuthing lie Iter than to see Mil U 7. wank.-i- do it It would a Imhiiu Hanford', rampaging l urdlnuls tor hasi'hall. But they won't (In It won their fifth straight, I) 2. over They lust liavcn’t got ennugh. the Lakeland Pilots who now have That scented to be tho general lost six in a row. attitude of the defending chump Lccslmrg hull only one good in pious as they discussed the rise nl nlng against Daytona Itcach— (ho 1 Ihe surprising Braves after vcslcr third when Line Hoyd hit a two- day's H ll loss to Milwaukee. run homer and dmifilcs hy Chico "They haven't convinced me." Kundnru mid Hyd Thrift produced scoffed Charlie Bresson, tho Dodg­ another score— bill that’s all I hr er manager. "Suro. they out some Lakers nc.’ded with Ortega pitch­ power, hut It's an old dull. Let s ing xu well. wall until the hot wi-alhcr dunes llnlll Hie ninth Inning t uena's around. Then we will see how good Don Crosson and Del,ami’s John they really are. Hladgelt were knotted in one uf "That kid on third (Eddie Math Ihu best pitching duels of the sea- cws) Is a K e l l y good hitler, but sun. Cocoa took a 1 0 lead Into he can bo pitched tn." (Mathews the ninth, hut Luke Fiddler found hit a Inline run and single and Ills hatting and changed tilings drove I11 lltree runs yesterday.) lie singled home Hie tying run "They are not hud down Hie In Ihu ninth and boomed a two middle," Dresson continued. "That run homer in ih nth to win ll shortstop (Johimv Logan) and see fur DrLuml. mid baseman (Jack Dlttmer) pro Errors helticd Orlando heal Improved over last year. Thai .lacksunvllie Itcach. Orlati lamlo gut center fielder (rookto Billy Burton) only eight hits but ran up n big_ ivex the club some sored, nut we lead with the help uf four hobbles. now hnw to pitch to him." (Burton Then t ho h o fienalors ........................ held on and had a single, double and triple and survived p four-run Hua Bird rally scored four runs yesterday.) in tho eighth. Jltn Sloan scored "Their pitching Isn't so hoi t three Orlando runs, Including u hu mer. Sanford stole six bases, pulled four double plays. Tummy Lonnurd hit a two-run triple and two slngl-u and Bill Mitchell and Harry Mella L'otnbtied to pitch twohit ball. Lukcland started U-n Slmurd, (ho pitcher the Pilots Just bought front Cocoa, and Sanford banged hint around for six rims before ho wus relieved in tho sixth. lioxillK lil'SIlltH U Yankees Are Determined To Win 5th Straight Junior Loop Flag FLORIDA STATE LEAG U E \\ :i2 1 licit n IJriflsM iii .liii'l* wiiii h ll 1P HrntcN liP M b iir it H % \| O il II lie l.n n il (t r lii (till* (H i* wIm mi I 2li 24» >1 22 27 2M III ;il ii :i i tn 21 21 IH Ml I'rl .Uli Mm ITT INI mi imi ii i fl a n i l * 1 r e f re *li» I t t M O i l I I ll I . m I * » I i m *.I 2 If I*V. 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They i_____ By The Associated Prraa today didn't IhcvT Thof guy Blck ford, who started against ux today PITCHING — Paul Lcpslme, I* not much. Three year* ago 1 would have given anything to gc Pittsburgh Pirates, pitched Hu- Pihim Now, I wuuldn't lake him as rates Into nix Hi place with n 10 xoven-hit shutout over Chicago. a gift." B A IT IN G — Gui Zmilul, Phlla"Nuno ot them wax any good." Athlcllc*, hit two home Bnblnxon, who hadn't heard (totphla runs and drove In half nf the A’s Dretscn'i corntnenli, spoke glow- tallies In a 10-7 triumph over Inelv of the Ilravea' mound ernn. Detroit. "Their chief rtrenglh In their pitching," Robinson said. "Thev ot veteran starters and the addiun nf kids Ilka Anloneill. Buhl w . ... rn . O IL and Llddlo gives Ihom pitching KAHIION-SI 5 0 1 fioa Wllxnn-Maltr 4 1 .don depth. 1 Knl-Armir 3 1 .1011 "But they have too many older V 1H ('.» » 1 a .4 HU a P O R TER V ILLE, Calif. UK-Way- follows and their defense Is not N*l -llunril 1 3l't» 4 4 11 tmii * ne Terwilliger, waived nut nt the In strong, 1 know Ihi-v heat Its ilT ili nu n V •4 l l* ««l s t.a M twice In a row but 1 don't, Ihlnh F a h iio n ..... lV4 National League, la iflayliing J.R ll bang-up iecuud bai*. Ed Fl tltfH'- they look good. We Just looked (Vtlsijli-Slxtxr c i v n r I t . i h x u n'x. fu r* toll aid. wSo wno flunked flunl every teat"with 1won*, Uawr* Timlnhi Pittsburgh, la making r.,r „.v_ paasea „ ____ jt ... Hat-Army vx. VC -» tho flrxt-xlrlng catching Jnl. under sprittus ago and h.is done prcltv Mat -Oimr.t yn. KAHltdN-M hla na manager. Clyde Vollmer, well nlmseir, came home from his ■tlH *uuiner ex-Natlonal lAtaguer most recent visit to the capital Delaware Park’a stakea pngram recently cast off hv the Barton exclaiming that the Senators were Red Sox, hex gained new outfield Hie most Improved club in the May M crtlaltor a"tofai'xtlstrihuVlon lire for ilarrla. offcoa.oop It is The highr.it In the U>nfue. IP* all vory myrtlfying. Scarcely ' hlstory. The purses wlU be "That Terv/illlger ha* made a W a player on the club rnxt any real fine shurtatop out nf (Pete) Run- distributed for 14 featuro events. monay and, Ita anlary Bat muat be noli," Ca*?y said. "Thev murder about the lowoat In aither league. vmi with (hose double plays. That Hey Dixon, newest umpire In i .. the There ii nn bench ilrmgth what* Ftlinerald might not have been enr National League, la an auto pa parts ever. One of ita pitching malnrtaya uood In tne National Leatuo, like ■slaimsn during the uff-ieaion. they aay, but be sure looks good to me.*' The secret of Harris' success ily explained. AU we know it that with players who either have felled •yery ------ nan manwho who has ~ ~*played under i«n. But R'a up (her* in the race, under other manager* or at mi ‘ and the anawer must be Harris. havo played with small dlatlndl Caiey Stengel, who succeeded Is something we have na Buck/ u Yankee manager five able la M arl nor aaw National L e a g u e “Cast-Offs” Make Good In American YeNterday’H Sturs Softball StundintrH C -ring his -itv 1- ; ' •*V‘V>-. mMMk S-iV*v.\V' 4 J.'-v* ' By HEN I'llI.EGAK AP Spurts writer Hie rest of the American League tlorxn'l run nir cover now it won't he Hie fault uf the New Yf.-rk Yankii's. If The ulhor seven eluh* have been warned In Ihe boldest possible terms — that Ihe Yiinkx nre dead serious about winning their fiflh slinlglil wjunaiil amt wno until any one brash ennugh In oppose them. This probably isn’t the best team ever to wear the fuinuux Yankee livery hut II lower* over ll* cur­ and picked up iwn more on Sum White's single. .Slugging (Ju* Zernlal p[laced .... l _ .............the PhTla^cipjll*"attack a t y ........... ..... troll with a pair of home runs, raising hi* season's total lo 11, and five runs hatted In The Tigers haven't won a game In their last 10 starts. Walt Masterson, who w;u -.un posed lo pilch tonight fur Wash button came un In Ihe ninth in St I-oiil* and became the winning pitcher In the loth when his male* scored on two single* and a <lnb-u base. The loser was fiulchcl E'algcThe Milwaukee ■ Brooklyn melee saw u pitchers In action with the hitters treating almost all of them like hattlng-prictlco tasicrs. nitDodger* blew two and flv >run lead* and after they got back in the running In the seventh thev couldn't find a hurler to halt the h asting Braves. Ady Pafko and Jim Pendleton, both peddled by BJonkiyn during Ihe winter be­ cause the Dodgers had no use f them, horpwered us Milwaukee scored fiv* rum in the eighth . .T110 managr j only six hi19 riff Curt Slmmcm* und two jiue* ccssori In the first game at Phila­ delphia but tho blows included home runs by Steve Bilko and lllo Itcpulski plus a triple by Rcpulskl and a double by Del Bice In the nightcap Connie liyan nr ------- “Tommy ------“' slnglfj home Glaviano w it the winning run In Ihe eighth w-IUi after alavlanu had tripled. Warren Hacker, most every i r - * 1— for * *-- *hard* body's nomination tho luck pitcher th *49 ‘ T-. of - th* campaign tost .his ...._. eighth ... al '><|>th airtight at 1*1tts burgh. Pitts h. Pittsburgh gofti rgh. PHtsburah got tho only run aa CastigTione slnult singled home u Pole C»»ft«ltone Halph Kiner In the fourth, The Giants' victory over Cincin­ nati marked the end of a fouriam* losing streak and the return o action of rookie Daryl Spenctr Ipencer celebrated with two home runa. Larry Jansen went all the way for Naw York. .......... hU flr»t com- rent opposition tn such an extent that even the most ardent Yonke-.* hater*— amt Ihwe arc plenty of them around the circuit— would h<> hard put at the moment tn pick another eluh with a roil solid chance nf slaying nn even terms with Ihe New Yorker*. The doubler* can examine the remain* nf Ihe Chicago White Sox. The Sox und Clcvuaml wore the nrv season choice* to stop Ihe Yankee*, If Iho Yankee* could hr stopped The Indian* folded nt the mero sight nf tho Bronx Humber* but tho White Sox. after lnslng their Grit encounter, bounced ba­ in win four in a row from the New Yorkers— a serious mistake. Vow* were vowed, sights weresot and when tho champs roared Into the Windy L’ltv Tuesday for a three gtjme series they were ready to make Immediate amends. They did. Tuesday night thev stopped the snx, f-3. Yesterday they trampled all over them, 18-1. In the biggest rout of tho season In either league. Four Chicago Ditchers w r r ' mauled for IB hlta and the New Yorkers b.ocHtcd from nine bases on balls, a bit batter and three White Sox errors. Riding n six • game winning streak and holding a fat SW-esmo edge over the runner-up Indians, the ___ ___ Ihe Yankees wind up theto bu*l news In Chicago ■go today and move on to St. Lo ul* fur four games plote gam* since April 20 Detroit for .. tree and Cleveland for ur Ihi four. . T. ,hi o« lI r com ....... ......... combined record against the three cluba so far this season Is g-L The Indiana slipped another full CHIROPRACTOR notch back last night when Boston came, up with three runs In the PletM rail for appolatmeat top of the ninth for a 4- Sdeclslon. Phone 1741 — 1741 Cleveland has ployed one game leaa than New York and has lost five more. The I'hllodetphla A t h l e t i c s whipped Ihe hapless Detroit Tigers, KFL dropping the Tigers 10 games behind New York. Washington beat St. Louis, a t, In to innings In the BASEBALL SCHEDULE other American Uague game, Milwaukee made it two airtight CARDINALS THIS WEEK over Brooklyn on Ihe Dodgers' Gama Tonight home grounds, 14 0, after trailing Sanford at Lakeland 7-S al the end of three Innings, Gasaa Friday , ___ _____ In winning the Braves stretched Hanford nford at nt fa 1I-eexhurg their National league lead lo a [lame Bala “ arday Game Balnrday game and a half. mrg nt at HANrORD 87 I.aeshurg lANfC The Philadelphia Phillies split a Gama Sue twilight-night dnuble-headar with DeLnnd at SA HD the St. Louis Cardinals, winning the second game, 0-S, and losing the Opener, 5-3. The New York Snnfoni nt DeLnnd Olanla trounced Cincinnati, U 4 . Gama Tuesday and Pittsburgh moved Into alxlh Sanford at Cocoa place with * 1-0 decision over ChiGame Wi ' S DR. H. K. RING HOLLER MOTOR SALES SPA: iiSS&X V co / KENNEL C U M ) �•Dr. Wolraan Presents Report On Pollution Of Lake Monroe ipir.!r.g through the existing out* on whioh work should continue. let*. A* th* City grow*, and th* Th* construction of sewer lines to ''hluroe of aanltarv **w*g# more **rve the 1,000 houses now in these nearlv fill* th* Interceptor, enmll- area* will not nnlv remedy exist­ er and thru more frequent r*ln» ing unsanitary conditions, hut will bring th* overflow* Into op­ should also stimulate construction eration of additional homes The value of The amount of aanltarv «ewage a public sewer lo the property and sewage solid* gjinrr directly owner ami the developer in a into the lake along the leawall growing community i.s obvious. will then Increase This sort of The two creeks draining Sanford thing ha* happened In all cities present n sanitary problem that having c.miblned sewetag* systent* | could b* most economically rent and It presents an exceedingly ] .died hy Instituting a cleanup and difficult problem insofar as pot- maintenance program Where the luttnn "f adjacent water I* con- condition of the stream I* particuceined | larly had fiom the viewpoint ol lb* quality nf water along the i trash and weed accumulation, shoselln* of Lake Monroe in San -tiatgh'cning of the channel and foul might tecelve more effective paving of (he Inveit may be wmthprotecti »n by spending money to- while want con<'et*lon °f the combined These ireeks s. t as diatnii w hich system Into a separate system hold down the gloundw-sler levels than hy treating that pail of the m the sreas thiough which they T H E S.-;.\T0RD H E R .U .D Thur*. J - a i 1. U J J Pag* C O U G H I N A CA R I G A U Safely Test l ot Smokers Prior To f aking Anesthetics Keiommefided T h » Cltjr ef Psnford Is • I protected waters, end iltn the thriving business community which s Jdltlnnal sources of pollution th»t m v c i a rich agricultural area |„ ' will have to b« removed, the heart of Florida. Ita pnpula- 1 Although Lake Monro* It pad tlon ha* grown from 1450 persons of the St. John* River »yitem, th# hi \| in*. I |e| \l I . I I I 0 1900 to about 12.000 in I960, flow of th* river during dry If ’ Q rlrn i-f n^|u*rr*i •- p-r* ti!’ » Robert M. Angas. consulting en- month' l« so 'mall In relation tn • i-u v o itK h ' a ............ glneer to Sanford, e'tlniate* that volume of water In the take, that i- r . 1 4 rc *ttf *» •••!:*««. t»rt *i ' I >s» so eye »»lr «n »< th # * t i #.tr yp » i t i n o i i . ,y ... ,*i opepvsl this lncr*a«* will continue at a movement of water by inflow and lid s | r i ’o i n O'* *, (|**'l ,'»p st*h the rata which will tali* th* pnpula outflow has little significance In­ I n i t ' P ' (O !\|rd| «| A M ' U ’ lA t' 't 'I • I t,a oi ignets to tlon to over 25.000 within 20 year*. sofar as the pollution problem Is • *s kvik like * <roftiui rt*r t r ^ t I* f * ( u m g h f • tusl Sanford Ilea on the »outh ihore concerned. Circulation In Lake ' lu Ric h x rd C turr fhr hr*' i t h i n g n r • •• • i* 1 ,ik 11-Mpit *|. of Lake Monro* Ita relatively flat Monro* Is due almost entirely to c \ i «r i >r f r l i * u v <o» -l •» i t . topography drain* Inward the lake wind action Current* more with «go.• . j., , , i ,„ *bn . ,-. V rf i* uighlpg U»|t|| tl»» V •' h •* except Ip ar*a* along the two the win I Even under moderate «*uagi* w h M i would Im takan d n m Situ:? fhl* ground (fiaiitAg? I’ t r ; f t »•< ! r*s i* to t m ' v« • t • ,t,» . f n o . s e f ,r d imwind* the stirring actlnn nf the th rough an inl#rre|doi -in i pu m p fun«tiun It piofmMy f,#**i t«*rvfd • * . t (• Is 1all streams flowing through th* At s. Iihrd h\In |t st t'r ft ' * *•■• nave* must reach the bottom of offshore away from Mir I ’jfy by nn npf n i M t r i u n v . I* appear* * • t♦•. « , »-• -h njjrmjr. The eaaterly itream, Identltl»»| I n ^ p r y ln u lt f f I " • A l> 0 this shallow lake. I h n e f n i # . ii It i r c o m m r n d f d ' *bal atirlotlpg p*il* *f thr r i r r k * »• si»».. .. -«».-• if t h e •ruoljing. a o * i ti’ • • uru ■-s r rmp uim iui, in uir niiimi* ♦lit! Mm iot#tf*rp(Ai tn# pu m pin g in i f w m might br ntttfr«ir Abla ............ •',• t o m *!th •r of the two and flow* part In The pollution surv*v of t ake h tlirtg «*f •l 4*4trffr <m ' l » i. s , -pp - s " e gn d conduit and part tn open Hitch. Monro*, made hy th* Florida Stale ♦ttd ' 'M i i n i n u t l i - ^ s U i m i i mi«| M ir i i i I p a a s»»n**i »4 m lm iM r t l in if m * r m i n i • * 11 i ♦ i*f hr«U1' hi* ft tint Mir «ui founding M 11 1<vti ,f f S / r*r*» *♦ ' ■ The alream' draining th* w*atern nosr.l of Health In March. l!*M. uj«itiAig»* ol mil fall pi pr lulu | j||r «»■ M»* «’ ' * put IP cart of Sanford, known aa Mill Indicates that the lake ha* a very | M n n io r hr hiuit HA %4»*»n a* en ground n #h»*v « ii t !«otol 1 • •»»* 4 m . *-'•*.♦ |tt M Hiimmarr and rnncluatona ♦ » . r » imi htiuM m orr • *•• • >m Creek, haa two main forka, both ureet capacity to disperse and as­ glneenng and financing can b* completed ' *'• *.'*.*•;•* |t • iu»r sf t*« •»!• Ii|t|> th » of which flow In open ditch. The similate organic materials m m tot Th r <||*. hatgr nf Sanford*! »rw .« u» » - « i ••*»» til th# r y o m i l * e l t r • o .| u d io k>* 4f if h i « lo t ••! 11»•**t Fiittlmi studies of the quality 'k’ " through outlrt* At thr hulkeaaterly fork, which la the amaller. in a* rart of th* aewag*. Tha . fr . hm d iira tri * public im inarn'r la known at Cloud Branch. lowest dissolved oxygen content "f I like Mnnine wstei iiiulet \ni I hi U n i t l u l l . * 4 ii Ir t • * i •• •♦ it f * t «r \ io -ti * .i i, yf it irv a ri The C ity’* aewera drain north­ found during this survey was « 4 ions comlltlons of wind and weath Mint 4h*»uld hr promptly rriurdtod. *• i i * •nmptu .itl'llli dot M* i «f*r» *t »i .i «’>,;{• *teT that Mrdi* »i 1115 . f h f t t l • • »l *'• ward to II outleta at the bulkhead ppm or 72.7 parcent saturation at ei will then Indicate whethei pul Sltirr tin* Hu'InulHtmg and purify­ , ,1 l o g of *( »ni « It i -i * t>.a hr >u<ht jo. * III r o d O' tt h i • | 4 ||» I ^loftg the lake front and one at Station n-0 |n*t east of the hand- lutlon by sewage pumped offshnie ing capacity of | ,«kt* Morn or is ([•I II I’V roil h t. •» • • **ioi*|i itinn, but |slli«’ i f l i r a ' l l r 4* * *i*r ® t* confluence of the Cloud Branch shell, some .700 feet nffahor*. The or |>.>11<ittoll hy rniuhlue,| sewage vrty U rg r, it I* Lmllrvrd I hut illsIII !|! t h f I'j k h », 1 1 fo r thr ««-wugr urii i»ff* it ■ ,11 ,- 111U* llosl'l 1 " and Mill Creek. The system com­ average oxygen content at this and flushings spilling out >t the pondon I' "».iy • 1 • • “ l • 1 / »il# g n i I king* " bine* the function* of draining Hatlnn \*a* 7.4 npin. All tiwpi®# present nutlets will be likely 1st •tour |iim idrr *«t|r«pmtr i«rnvt|tin i » a , . . . ' Ills' '' * • n n f # 1 tlsr develop Into the pioldeui most Mu thin prottlrm for i% « mi■ihtn uhlr sanitary sewage and alotm water taken at som» 20 other stations • I* 4 ( n T V I cI o m A'lit"iiii» r « h oi r e l » h i f t e ! the ad 'e ni <»' 1, ,» u u m . 1 * 4 * Ills pt ' fit ,,, , J 'lt ’s 1 1 «|| y >t>mMl •*"t 4 *I *• *4 A to.««r to Ml* l f S P l U V lud'l** I V p«iiod "f tinir into Mm tutm r from the City. Alrout I.OttO dwell­ In the southern part of the lake deseiviug of futme attention \»*» " * .r m T in*: •• t *. • •1 h r i g l .11 1 1 Ms- I. s.fv the Seweiage N u lm , ing* within Inr City are not aerved had higher minimum and average h V .lt A* It f i si i r r M ' S i • f i t i 4,f » 111- < r ' n f 1 Mia ft It v%til to- difficult tn mutntnin 1» •I. 4 itf lMltlltg I ’ s4 « of nulV ilntMitf i hve«k" in ie r»n t rehei*?**l« M« »y \ftiolh( luit* I IM * *l*| in il« own tight on th* \ Mieti« ho ♦ | • • . .i by arwete ♦ U* Ii lit mm. '• la -ts of .Siinfoid’s sewerage »« u n tn rpmllty in | akr Mmiroo dissolved oxygen contents. 1 in •h e Isf |p) ♦ nn« f«»» the p th r oi|f*ri|ti\e ye«r hv over |0 1 -1 4 , i . ( , . n l < . !• 1 1 t i n p u l .i 1 >1 . . ’ If h The la rg e vnloma of the Uk* system lave been f0,111,1 |„ he In sMtiifni tci y fm m imming, t»r • "• •« hemf Its Itii III III • I'rilluilon of Lake Monroe •»"h \tti*iic«ni who f*oi t|* elihood fimu tti* proilurfiun. pr«*«*r4*M»f * . -Ml** f. |»!ale|l*s 4 |tt billion ...... gallons, Ml 4 1 iff* • Ills* p ltu M If V . . the ’* dcleilotateil condition, •’Nil *«• iiffrr (Mm «t met lisp of mi in The pollution problem at San .................. »«• I • >*Mhutmo of daily fund* *il» h ** ♦ • rreato milk butter, rheea* ♦ I.r fs| «**i • Hi •s t d e | ,r i f f •. !*• i . i^li f r f i . forrl re*ull» principally from the depth ,rnd the ease with which the principilly due i„ attack hv a d d r»*»•rptni, a|«m m runoff tuitytrig •• ip ••—.1 mdl *o»t dry o»dV Tt»e dairy mdu*ttv ronMih*|te* ioo*i*|ly ♦ S. *|l ' 1 t»4* A ' 1\ \ Th r 4„rvry „f thr loin* itii arwngi* -tint aolid < flush • * i - * * |n h O | i o n d o l l a n t o n*i«*»o*l m o i m e r r e * iif. »i p r o • M ir u r u i * i • . 1. u dlarhargr of raw savage at the wind stirs tha water hrrmmt for 4,,u‘r| • H r* . . I gi Ht*fs •Mijb l« i a l n I - r *• n I . »1 •» l bnlkhea I along th* City’* water­ l ake Monroe’s ability to receive •’•ndifimu of t h r h u m i* n j<,h •d fr*»,n th* -rw riA mil from ' h ieitn« keepg trin» hv fothi»*io§ oeu ly developed u ’ i* uf ii 1% a i v *•» I" liitl f »»» »t l fit* \ • ^ hi* h lufHiimnhly will |** , Hrrir.| »t i rrt a Mill! Va k Ih will «t|)| (|U. d *• *■ el *M tednriof o* ideal 4*etfhr roaitdefiaorr *shi#h potf|d«« I P» f ‘ l* *• N 11 fro n t The aowage, with It* nn- Sanford’s sewage without slgnlfl 4.(inip{ft %i»•• fl p**t U Ip . 1 •l|M 1*4 ..... I " •nr ti lu* i| i ••ui;n • iglitly floating solids, drifting -ant rffcvt upon the oxygen sup I..mwt,r.|1 •*, *nil»pifih»« III onjfi I ' MNt|*r* Itom fhr pli-Hriif rim If l pin I*1, •«' p'uMf»oa of daitvm I i»*her l*»i" foo l* in the nren»i* Mill'll I t|l | r I| If! f*»m . I* 1 Itr » ‘ ' 11111: i • •**•*• • : ■ •iiiis along the seawall n**r the outlet* ply The pollution survey Imhcated st...... .. ||l>r t f • Hi • I » r 4 * » ’ M| h , III.* ■ «•*' r in t *• is a public nuisance. Conditions • h a t u n d e r conditions at that time n e n s ^ ; r , “ n...... p. ,,,f " r . r " 1 M w u u r and anil .......uceuratHy o l L*:.'.':!. Aknown 1....................... . eption «if ,,f Aiinifh r v sewage ' • S i. •* 1*1 l W«|| ll if h i , 4 HU P * , .^t»I HI III t h e sewage was dispersing through •Ion ,„,,v . * 1 it tnav Ii* irMtallation of * pi Hu a i y trrnt are particularly had In the vicinity about on* (piarter nf the lake nr im ♦ ..•I * ii i • - f . •l| • H e 1 . Ill l l * .......... . Hid " tu n silt veytng ............ xisliog nf the yacht baaln where on* nf s o m e f o u r Milton gallon* of water io f ointuit. no nl pi it vi t would ivii itiiiki* I .nke S m okcy Says: ol....... ... nf linkage into M o n io r the larger sewer* dhreharg** Into i ' I * » * n d 4A M itaiy •♦ •wrin rout inimu'slv 4uf»fur Ten davs tnav b* taken very relatively qul»t water. During the numbly as a high value for lh* He eteeka dinlnllig the l i ly ci.fi •wimmiiiK • i •• I a i r a * w h e r e r o n . i d r i oe ills, uveii ,I amt r l im in a iiil • •*■ • •i Ii It ll«»w 4* 1 1 .1 s a l l I 4* l i n e S*'pl| I H t l o n o f el Ol III Wi l ' l l II 11(1 • . a( Ita lowest level, solids stian,|e,l ygiui demand of the sewage tn he . II i r A M i t m h l V gfiUfl p i n * IM<iiiniii|i *if Mm* i r p n l r «»l |»m *a nillltlMY ACWAffr \%(11 h r M •hffii*'llt on the rsposed beaches arc par­ expended. In view of the fuel that ••nl actvctrt aIimiiM, w h rli rv iu |m»a ' t o •M tilin u rd f|rv rio p m e iit h i illd rvp«||,»|\i- li nk tie iiuignlticularly objectionable. • ii f n t n i r I ' i e p a • •• a is'.r » tinlr of Mn* j *l» 14 411*Ii th.i•. If It the lake rarrles seven nr eight •Ailtln*. Him ut fhr n ilI iiim I a* m p « m Since tlie assimilative rapacity iquii. nf oxygen, th* demand exert­ bun «if I h r .-tumidly «f»w«i*r nnd i« lo hi* i|otM\ Mir Mtilk Mill pm h •i •Mrii-tlnn n| (••""i • i«» *•11 lU M l.m iiiu l I IM | I \ ^ A ’f Lake Monroe appears to lie ed hv Sanford’s sewage Is very •till III Wa(t«u. |ll lllHIiy l it "’! aM»i III dhly Itii '••* to hr wpl ra d ovrt A < ill o i nd lHi r i l l Mo* * if v im tu itiih h * f o , •••« •lent in 1 rnor* than adequate to care fnt small, flaygcn demand observed wm M'V III Ur lit )>«• ri iiiiMiniridl V •h i Iii Iih priloil of tiiur A ' money k* I ID -. I M OW I M . put* o f , Sanford’s sewage at thl* time, the In the southern part nf the lake li it l In thi* (Wti c i r r k d «lir«Atnvi|* prill mi rrhntiihtatioii of th r pi«*A V*4 f problem n' disposal is one of dis­ ■angril front 0.4 to 1.4 ppm., *x Snnfnr«l. •oil Ayatiuii. anv p i H i i i m l iu*'H4n ir* V\ Ii**vi Mm* air*'•• *••»*» ' * charging the sewage sufficiently cept In the vicinity nf the plei xrpai ut me lh* ru.ik jr itlid SuiiM* <*f I h r jirrurn! II imm uiiftht fo, • •*.! • III i V 'Ml* fut fh rf far offshore so that mixing and where *h* demand was 2.2 ppm th ru h r «’4»»ivrrtrtl In r M i iy only *f«*•iii w h i •i Mutt til li d " Mu* pi n..I Mo w a t n *pi-4 in v »»* dilution will have an opportunity A large sewer discharges Into AimttMi v r w n g r . T umi H r| »« m lr HI Hill dionhl hr iuii iir<| -tut ill l a i r M*«ni i»r, mi »i •t••• to funrllon h«fore an adverse wind relatively stagnant water at tit* aI i i i i i i »LrnUiA imiu * ( t U r h A i ^ r •»» I’he l\io «*rrrk * ’ilHHilli^ Snltfold 4 hie It* evaluate Ml r p%4 *l V >*° could bring it near the bulkhead. latter nnlnt, without anv real op flloud l(m n<h In t h r v i r i m l y uf ii**, at phii'*4, m »'t*.| ^ l o w n amt . a n t M ir m a t * *»f hoiii*»\ i n g *v V ♦ » l V w Tn rid tn* City of the nulsanre pin limit v for aasimllation. Mir rnltifml Atation Th r rttrn t l l t t r i n l with 11 mih A iiiHHiiruanre •I r r.» fh r point where it conditions along the wall, there I 'I 1 r\i w with nine « h.lllliel Lake Monroe Is not and pmb t»i win it 4C|mtAtion i 4 piAf*ti( Al |*»•»!*•!Ml •' h* Hill’ll' stilt lalllr fn» *W|MI 1, * 1 V * ’ fore, all sanitary sewage should iilily never will be a very desirable h ! I hi t im- ih-pi-ndt un hmt I/•i kC* 4*l MIR hleriMitf mnd iliv* i | pAVtlig .Ii **• I*I Mir people *»f S a M f o i d I t I 11 | i s he Intrirepled and pumped out place to swim for the following Mir M'h ihilltnM'Mi juh fnt ti h nil tu -ippf’HI s vtoif)i\ of toll •I»I•lilt lull »•» un l e i t a k e a p i »i* * * f w I Hf4ti4it.il of ii'wi'i i* t»» un trw rr f i n t o the Ink* Dispersion and di­ reasons: ( I I The water Is highly Lir Mild siUn on w h r f h r i Mir rulnf Mitiririal Muitfiiit lldr ' lution nl an nutlet (ont* I5IH) feet colored. ( 2 ) The lake Is at times inir lln»*A would M rrnAtinahly *r|f r d a i m * will n ot only c o i r r i l offshore should h# such that It very shallow for considerable dl* clrAiiAlni; If t'o n v n tr d i«» nnniliiiy rxifti iu ; ii it/, ii m l .11 y <ondlf loliH, hilt • •« h . l i r v 4‘- I t h a t M»r \4 il l MM \ W ( * "D * '* ' n IIU H IS • a »11 liu irHAr p i o p r r t y valur* and would h* difficult lo find any lances nffshnr*. (.1) A shallow Afwri • n l i r a i * ‘ ff l i t it Hill were visual tiara of th* s*wagn any­ water lake nf this type ran he In Mr* limit run, Mint U. nfLri diniiilati* fill thri devclupniritt nf filiated about 1,001) v »*h » a *»% • I .. .ogh »•* fit« one with < where near the wall. vety rough and treacherous And Mir iircArnl «y«tem \s rrp ilrrd , Mir.or m i Hi \ 4** l|»*| n M(M| Ngu, l||0*| lit*tP4 Iii view of the«r findititi*, the Tn assure that Boating material ( 4 ) the height of the seawall and Mir ifrcirinn aa tn hfiw niu«*h Hddia iirim i' l» I a r i(in ia (n * | M in i M ir a nf r .«•* fei| f oi HI tu |(t month* rrconimendatinn* ate Is not btought to ihnr* hy winds, the absence of a favorable beach t ion a I imiMry nhonM hr Aprnt in fid|owiii|{ Vi*i**lliHM alo 17 fr* v ri puun.f* of • f . t e irulnir |f» IlIH lket w h ile to thr futurr to ronvert from a com- ptopotet) in |hi* reiMirt the sewage should h* passed make arces* difficult. m any ti**ir« h i ** marketed i* I nmnf in I !hM ( hail •••* lu! in ( I ) Huild Ati Inter* ep» ir, a '*. through a mechanical shredder Even If th* lake were not en hlnrd to n m |u m I i» Ayrtrin unlit I'M ",i f i v e n r s i x tn -tn lb * or commlnutor before discharge. undesirable pier* lo ***!m, It would r««t on itiidiM of conditiont which pumping and mnimlnution *uMon I tier, at Sanford grow* and a* he exceedingly difficult to mein ihrn r*i«* In I.Akr Mnmor It do- *nd an outle* pipe to dii'haige - — m 1 mv — — j r > t i > ■ ■ pm * resurveys of th* lake condition* tain a purity desirable for ewlm pit»d« h U o on whether or nut the rollerted *anitary mwif;* *hoi|t l.MK) fret offthore Into f.akt Mon W dlscln** roteivtlenaUjf ohjectlonabl* mlng. Thl* would still be th* cat* people n# Sanfotd with to underfeetureIM t «*ar haeofr* deslrsbl* If Hanford Installed I T comjtlet* Uk# tliA^work nncdlNarv to Im roe; f ? l It*pali the AtiiM og *ew»* to Install additional treatment fa- sewage Ireatment plant and chlo­ prove the water fpiallty In the rllltlt*. The Interceptor .hould, rinated the treated sewage. Thera lal‘»» A ^ haa heen pointed nut, a**" !jralem and. where fea*ihl therefor*, cerry th* »*wsg* to the at* two reasons for this. (1 ) Ban- effort! to viiAintAin wwinimiiiir a* pari of th t! work, convert r* • City-owned sit* Ju»t west of the ford has a combined anwrragn ui»irr 4tentUidt Along thr imlk roinhin outlet nf Mill Creek system from which ii would ha head m*«v end in di'Appointment *yitcni, M l 1 lv*v*ft un Mm t r* • 4Ii **• Th* equipment for sht*<l>llng lh* Impossible lo rolled and lr*sl all A certain Amount of ••oniAinliidtinn sclldt and pumping sewage could the storm water runoff do 11 in- of water* in nut a Ioil^ i itir* I* •I i m Hi Hi ** Mm f t t y a i u | « l t | l v ' be installed here, and the sewag* heavy rainfall Htorin wal*r mixed ilwny* |if»rnt •lean iluli* v *»f *ii ai^hf ••iimi ^ discharged through alt outfall par with domestic sewage ami thus I be planiiiui; nf *rv*r i* f-u nn paving m v p il* m cninpai** I •llsling ti'* north siu*h boat etiso heavily rontamlnatcH with bacteria m w r r r | a r m * \ \ atiuMicr ptnbltnt pu*»thl«* r»uln*ni«* of pait* of t* n*l and Iradlng out to islativsly must continue to he dl*char"-d da*n watar. ornugh th* praaant nuranodt t i V cAn outfallII l*ng Itnglh of 1500 f**t i lets during heavy laimaua. t 1* r*comm*nd*d in lh* belief that Ev*n If sawag* w ,r* not mix*,I mon*y »p»nt to carry the s«wag« with ths storm water, th* (attar w ,ll out Into th* Uk* will accom- would (loth from atr**te and yards pllah mor* p»r dollar spent than sufficient collfornt organisms that •till mon*y lnv*st*d In a s*.vsgs swlmmlni standard! could not b* plant wh«n tr»alm#nt bccomas continuously maintained. During the dry period* wh*n n4c»*»arr. only sanitary atwag* Is flowing Rawag* Treatment Sine* Laks Monro* has ampl* in combined sewers, velocities are ability to aasInaUtt* Sanford sew­ low and much suspended matter ag* without ln lm «rln g In any way settles or ilrands along the lawar. with normal b)oln|tcil Ilf*, p»r- It Is decomposition of this ma­ ................ ........ — tlcularly that of gam* fish, in th* terial that generates the acid that l*k* th* only poislbl* tcason for has corroded away ths concrete tr**tlhg Sanford’* lawag*, would sewer olpes In Sanford. These accumulated solid* ar# b« a* part nf an affort tn m*k* tha In flushed fiom tha sewers during th* water watar aaf# **f* for bathing. bathlm Judging the desirability of treat- Intense >alnstorm* Assuming an Ing sewage for th* primary pur- lnt*rc»ptoi Is built. ■ larg* part post of maintaining bathing waf*r of these sewage solid, will probOn farm* and in factans*, a varisty - i i n t f ' i l enr ih" '•••* m ' h ' n * s nrs auallty, It Is necessary to consider *bly still b* carried directly In'o the probable extant of usa of th* th* lake with th* atom sratof « ry. f«r th* •> At«l> ( illtot -I r W '" ‘ lh X iC / \Vm ,i a \> v i i \ n™ ?Lnirr r r i r i fr A lit - CONDITIONED Wherever you need ii dcpcm.loble supply of Low Cost luc-l! Men...or Mavericks... she puls her brand on them both I powerscf with LF Gns I L i y i t f i s d F t t r c l i u m may fee quickly convetttd to LP Gas hy m*"** Red h 1111 “COOl/* TODAY and TOMORROW! Dodge ! Ham 5att!?d Ga: 1 of n cmhtrr* '■'t fnt i n f a n t a cnivsisfon unit. Such a simple, inexpensive convetsion qives mme p t 'e t . cle^nei -al es less bear­ USED . ing strain and several othet advantages. CAR BARGAIN Ofhar farm usi« are n'lmerou*—for milk eon «*>nlIrfng, in chicken broodsM, grevt htatora, for irrigation pump*. Dodge Meadowbrook 4 Door Sedan-Radio 19509 Dodge Vi Ton Pickup Truck Industrial u$4< art many, fco~Gas it lh* idsal futl for molting tuch maf&riali as l»ad( tor, pareffin. It is ussd in glass farming, kiln dryino and melakork. Lcok af your own operation and ssa how many ut#s you can find for clean, tfficisnt, vetsatile, low co»t THEATRE MAT No. 204 « ROIERTSTRAUSS- ALEXANDERSCOURIY Got! I UW YtHyi AflMMtWUlnciuv MIDNIGHT BHOW FK1DAY NIGHT ROBKRT CLAKK aurf CATHERINE McLEOD J lM N s r r i'u r ^ NTttAi.n.oHrsXTAi? H A i tr im * 4 , „ A 1 r:J p j. H K :!. id IQ K V r ’ Jt l •v ■ . T 1 A v/' v c*v*' c vt . a i■-.r.-xvAlii-. . a y & k i l i i & i i i Sr .1 • J �«•%. *. * ;.*r -ry' i , ♦'v^r Z?*z• - -------- -** % **SP, v C i r'2 ? 3 jj£ r# iiiiimmmiiiiiiiiii - \ m -¥ \ 3 o 3 Sr �Thurs. J uja WANT ADS GRADUATION Time IS PICTURE Time • -It M L E S TA TE FOR B A L K -1 HERAT,D WANT ADS For Rm b IIb PHONE 148 W i s t 1 4 i Mitt b* a r ie p o a • t » lh a T i l t p b » i aa ■ , * ■ vaaiaa* v k a ra * (f » « n r aaai* is V at*« la Ib a trle p b a a e banb. In t a la ia la r Ib is • rrnmm*4m<l*n t* » s ilr a M Is r i Is r i D K - I r d I - pai a rs a ta llp , la arrfer la r as t » t s a ia r Ib a bast aasslbla s r r t l r a i l l W a a l I d s m a s t ha la ■«> •f flra aa Iba day b a fnta a * h U M t la a . , Fla asa a a l lf r as Im ata dla tsly I I a* s r r a r araaaa la aaa r ad W a aaa a a l ba rasaaaslbla far W ar# (b a a aaa la a a rra a l la s a rMaa. THE SANFORD HERALD UPRIGHT piano viry good lone. COLORED POLKR 1 I I * •MOO. I’lione I2M / *!rod loll for tale In Lockhait'a •ed Weil Hanford Suhdivla.on. BUSCH 4 X 3 Pres,. < amrra with *10 00 down and *3 00 per monlb, cane for »ak— JIM rash Karelwrite Boca Raton limning: Corp lent condition (minin’ nt Herald. Boa HU. Miami Reach. Fla. ELECTR IC Slnve nnrl refrigerator, *900 00 down with balance like reasonable, 2003 S Cedar Ave rent will purchase now 2 bed­ room masonry constructed home 2 Hoy*' 24" Bicycles t brand newMl) 30, other (new tires )-»2(J 00 Total prire Is only *3900 00. EXCLUSIVE WITH R O R T A. WILLIAMS, REALTOR Raymond E. Lundqulst. Associate Phone 1973 Atlantic Rank Bldg. USED pianos wanted, an; Unn Highest rash pale MODERN 2 hidrnnm furnished R. Wester. Ill 2. tins I house, I] fruit trees, timber, fl ford Phono H2*< It aeres • *0300 Rass’ Grocery, 4th A Cypress. PAIR used water skis ALL TYP ES BuRdoter work. Rea­ sonable Ratea. Free estimates. Phone 2221. V. C. Oracey. LAWN MOWERS sharpened. Bi­ cycles repaired. Shuman's, 310 K 4th St. *1150 down payment FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED For further Information: J700 Forest Drive Tel. 144 R P E L AKA Apartments. 114 W 7 ROOM two story house on lake rirat Street. Phone 4S0-W. front • city limits llargaln for quirk sale by owner. Call 122 X It MY EQ U ITY In two bedroom, con­ crete block hnmp. Kitchen fur INJ! ROOM efficiency apt. auitnlshcd, Phillips Terrace, 2439 ahla lor working counja. Ideally Yale Ave fneatad across from Post Office Private bath. Inquire Manuel 3 ROOM house, bath Jteobson's Dept. Store. lots; *.Vmi down, LV Phone 1999-11. •-BOOM furnlshud apartment, soo Park Ave. OR SALE: 20 acres form land, 14 acres Hied, warehouse wllh I BOOM efficiency apartment: el­ railroad siding, known ns Peter ectric hot water furnished. 135 no Thurston (arm Contact owner 111 Elm Avo. Phone ITiT-W. direct: P W Marlin. P O. tins 21VH, Athens, Georgia, or mil AthSMALL furnished house - *30 no a month. Apply Market Tormlnul. 1500 French 3bREALTORS — IB FURNISHED abrdronm apart Whether buying or selling, It will ment. DM Elm -ISO. Call 2295 J pay you to see: J. W. HALL. Realtor FOR R EN T or sale • furnished Florida State Rank Rulldlnf house, 5 rooms, utility room and Phone If5A bath. Inquire Cook* Variety Store "Call Hall" real to Pol* Office, Orange City Sen Raymond M. Hall Llrcnsetf llrnker for all FURNISHED apartmenta • 1 up kinds ot Ileal Estate. atalra • 1 downstairs 2 & 2 rooms I0SI4 S Park. Upstairs. Ml Magnolia Phone 499 Phone iHifl_____________ FURNISHED Apartment, 1200 Mag nolle Ave. _ _ _ _ _ CLEAN furnished apartment. *33 •II Park Avo. Phone ______ OUR SPECIALTY accounting for gasoline stations and small busi­ ness concerns, reasonable ratea. T— Pete ■ Llveatoct - Poultry — T Acme Accounting. Phone San­ ford 1033 R. PARAKEETS TO TALK AWNINGS ' Baby Parakeets that ran he taughl to talk just out of rest, ( ’all Sam Plastic. Aluminum, Canvaa. free Eat!males. Phone 1291-J after Cochran 802 nr IM2-J. f p.m (or appointment. PERSIAN Klltrns tor sale Regis PLUMBING tered. Reasonable 341 Plumosa Contract and repair work, free Drlv<», Phone IVI9-J. estimates. R. L. Harvey, MM B E A U TIF U L Persian kittens, pure Sanford Ave. Phone IB28. t i r e d - Sin in *13 Miller's Tour 1st Court. 17 A 92. 9 miles south SPREADER SERVICE Lime and Dolomite and Frrtlllrcr Phone of Santord, Tel tmi7.lt 1393 M. David E. Carpenter. b— Farm Suppnea - Machinery — * COIIEN RADIATOR SHOP TU X E D O FEEDS Complete line Hpeclailira •Complete Cmillng Sys­ Hunt's Tuacdo Feed Store. tem Service. 11H3 K 3rd Tel 339 W BEAUTICIAN wanted Air condi­ tioned shop Salary and commlsalon. Call 07!. JAMESON’S STUDIO B A TTER Y, Generator nr Starter Service. Call 517, Swain'a Bat­ tery Service. Sanford Avenue and 2nd Street. IR94 U . One 2 bedroom home In MANED PARK Mtfkt Ynur Appointment N o w With HALL'S Garage for General Auto Repairing Sanford A Celery Avo. Phone 1000-M, I W Ii night____ anleeil laim Sleluincyer AVAILABLE NOW PHILLIPS MODEL home in Wynnewond Subdivision TO L L A W A Y AND BABY BEDS Dtp, week or month — Tel. 1425 Furniture Center, 126 W. First L. SILL— Plano Technician Phong 911-W. Rout* I, Sanford G U TTER S and Spouting Installed and repaired Satisfaction guar Folds’ Curb M arket CORNER TIIIIIII and PALMETTO FRESH YOUNG TENDERGREEN LOCALLY GROWN — FRESH LARGE WHITE ROASTING EARS CORN 6 for 25c P WESTERN GREEN TOP LETTUCE CARROTS THIS HAS ATTRACTED YOU! NEW POTATOES ONIONS LARGE JUICY JUNE HLOOIV1 IIAYDEN — LARGE SIZE MANGOS GOLDEN YELLOW GEORGIA BELLE FflEEfiTONE BANANAS PEACHES 6 9 c ea. Ice Cold Watermelon 6 9 c ea ’ aoa « 3 T mg sxv — service, n«A O V TO TH3T Hen wings again ar mg GIANT Chains o p GNAVITV... __ m who.a w*pe. two AOU.T3--AN0 nva nov» who can see me 3TAJM IN OAVtlftlT-PWAtV meiR. Rn c ath .., MACHmes above you w hl esaB<.g >ou to ifANO me Twnm o r t-i B4A5T-0re.' aUCONtrots are ree-jer. we g o c u t soo Mae*. o « a e me eagru tMwee s TlSSCa... then reTuvs? rve«vo<*« arvAPPeo \h ? j bimplv camtmaicc r YOU HAV1 SOMETHING TO REU. and s n to a Surry to aatl It, la* the claiiifted advertising departmanl of THE SANFORD HERALD prora Ita ability aa an o o * rr a u .om c u ts on *—y - y r M r cAMPuftj « o n e OBDAf l « 00*43 TO P , ( AAtcter V/ta.Art.*4sr r WA» A »<3 BCSS' COU.ST3* N tA O if.' OU.vtKJ M f AM DID Mo u K V «n TRV L > « AOatCULlUBAL) « o m 3 non. a a iD « im . C C H O O tf j - r - T K 4«M O O N UO H TO M ; C A TEA C T O * ! r - ' J M M WB «UN TV « MA0KSD HAH MAKE OFF WITH D0U0UB / MVrmoTic I WTO SAACif • awsh' how t M RMmis was m 21"L MN-VOO-'NI — aymond L. Lundouist, AsLoclate ICE 5ROOM I floor p*(n and £,•«. Large lot, (Ino lawn. Plenty Irujt and alt ad* tr*aa . Naar ichnol aad^irocary. Cm Oaancg. Cali 2 Bunches 250 YELLOW COOKING ’Tka ^raeiiweg; a cvuuore oe smuv stEfL. srra eoseo EXCLUSIVE WITH OTT A. WILLIAMS, REALTOR UP MVMWiV ABOUT WUCM SCMOOI. TOQO 701*21* fall.’ r - r r * lU«r ABOUT V TELEPHONE 1287 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS **ow, mose Mvmotic »0 Magnolia Ava. > Iota with shade trees This Is a very good location. House needs some re­ pair;. Can he purchased nn r»a lonabla terms. 1017 French Avenue I)«v or Evening Ltively Maureen O'Hara malrhra screen action with a mated Western cast In Unlirrsal-lnlernsllonai'a Teehnlrnlor "The Red­ head from Wyoming,H al"o slnrrlna Ale* Nlcol. “The Redhead from M voming" depicts the racltlna range ware which ripped the early frontiers of Wyoming. Lee Sholem directed. Playing Thuraday and Friday lilts Theater. J. GARCIA Cabinet maker and upholsterer Furniture rcflnlahlng and repair­ ing Antique restoring and repro­ ductions Furniture made to or­ der. Upholstering fabrics. AH work guaranteed. 130 Nnrth Boulevard Courl, Del,and, Fla. Phone 557 SALKS REPRESEN TATIVE Age 23 IWt; ability to sell and meet Die piddle, neat appiwranee. High School education, live In Sanford; straight salary lo start; retire men! plan and other Company JALOUSIES benefits, apply Sin k i t Sewing Lifetime Aluminum — Free Esti­ Machine Co. 15 W Pine St , O r­ mates Free Installation— Tat*lando, Fla hono 1425 Furniture Canter, IS W. First OUR HUNINKSS demands the Im­ mediate addition uf a merhanle FRIGIDAIRK appliances, sales amt wllli general knowledge of Chev­ service G II High, Oviedo, Fla rolet. Olds mobile A Cadillae cars Phnne GSI or Sanford 1042 W Permnnenl position for pr<qK*rly after (I p m qualified man For personal In­ terview see Paul Mekenile. SerHILL'S FUR NITUR E vice Manager, I lollsw Motor SalKKFINIHIIINO Upholstering and llepnlrlng 503 Celery Ave. Tel, 123a W ANTED Aggressive man 30 lo 55 for well eslahlished Fire In siirnncc Dt-hll In Sanford and surrnundlng territory. Experience not necessary, will train I’eriua nent Job for right man Write P. ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph O. Box 3091 Orlando. Fla glv Ray, Iiss-J. ________ Ing full particulars including ad BMALL furnished apartment 312 tier as or phone number whore you Oak Avenue. Phone kU-W. NEW FLOORS surfaced to per­ may be cnntacled for Interview. fection. Did floor* made like NEW furnished 3 bedroom home new. Finishing, cleaning and W A N TE D -h n y 12 to in for morn­ Children. 2433 Laurel, Plume waxing, also portable power plant ing Orlando Sentinel carrier flail T Shirts ......... - ............. « e each 1M3W. Serving Seminole County since Boots, Shnea, Cots, Paint, Tarpau Hit’, -t nr I2M-M NEW mndern milage, water front HOY to work Saturdays Armv ,ln ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS Couple only. Tel 1353 J.l 15— NOTICES PERSONAIA - I I 3ID Sanford Ave. Phone 1321 (NDERSONVIM .K, N. C .-Con NOTICE to -ill Ileal Estate (irtin venlentty located furnished 3 bed my properly at corner of 251li * room home avallabla Immediate French Is off Ihe market. IV It Ijr for two weeks A, L Skinner, Harrell _____________ R ITTER lllue Sort— 10 rents per square fool delivered. Phnne 1*53 W, Kills Lloyd FURNISHED Apl. Out. child 404 E. I41h. Plume HU W WE HUY USED CARS Little and LIV E HA IT. Hass' Grocery, (lit A Reel — Second amt Sanford Cypress • ROOM modern home Electric Range 5 miles no of Ssnforil 1931 CHEVROLET. Styleline De Phono 1553 W 1. luxe Good running rondllton New Tires. *1350. Telephone FOB R EN T 34' Itouae Trailer: 3 MATIIERS bedrooms. sleeps B, private All Metxl Clothes Hampers 3 49 phone, nicrly landscaped yard Plastic or Tapestry Covered WILL SELL my equity In new HIM Call 101.1-XM In Park Ave. Trail Cocktail Chairs...... 7 >3 Chevrolet pickup: or trade for old•r Court. Aluminum Stack Chairs 995 er car, Phone 1)57 W___________ Lawn Mowers ... 19 95 Hospital Berfs with Matlrres 39 93 MATHER OF HANFORD Phnne 127 10 F T PLYWOOD Hnat A Trad BOOM upstairs apt-, 3 bedrooms, 293-09 K. 1st Ht. er, good condition • *93 00 rash furnished or itnlurniihed. Mrs. a CU, FT. Westlnghouso tlefrlger 320 Palmetto. T. I. Alrrr. bake Mary. Phone atnr; one gossip bench. 2nt3 San 1AM M . ford Avo. Apt. No. 2. 32 FOOT Cabin (Yulser, Packard rrtglne, sleeps 4, galley, toilet, l-BEDROOM house. |30. Close In H FT. SKRVEL refrigerator, I year IF YOUR AD W ERE IN THIS perfect condition. Day phono old. '39 Chevy 2 door. Roth ex 1937, nlte 394._______________ reliant condition Will >ri| or N IC E L Y furnished apt., window trade fnr livestock,. Telephone SPACE IT WOULD ATTRACT !••• IF I GOTTA GO AT UABTj urr Ht «rr T V woece/ on m ad rKXA* OKy SBH0RT W T O 00. m.N*> _ , �I F TO U D O N T < H T ie C a n t o r f t I f c r a t f t rtrtlv* ynor Sanford Herald. City Delivery, hy T:00 P. M.. pl*ne# rail Y E L L O W C A B 1444 TH E W E A 1H EK C. onsldrrabl* cloudin'.. and mild n!lh r J l l r r n l showers through Saturday. A N I N D E P E N D E N T IM P L Y N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XITV E^tahUshfH I90S S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A F R ID A Y J U N K ft, 1053 A fis o rl.ilril l ’ » r s*j* 1 *’ itm? W ire Industrial Report Of Caecavajo Given To Board Members Turmoil Over Charge Delays S e ss io n ’s End • LcRiHlaturo Puts Off Afljoiirmiiviit* Hour TA L L A H A S S E E M s-The Florida Legislature. wllli moat of II.* work done and Ihe tlrrk* cleared lor adjournment. waa thrown Inin Iasi -minute turmoil today by the slale beverage d ln -’lor'a charge that a clique of si* uicn controlled the Senate. « It called off it* scheduled noon « adjournment and the Senate Issued a iut)|>ocna calling Ht-veraRe t)i rector Sam F Davix before It In nark up his claim and to Inquire Into Ills reported statement that there was "corruption" and "rack elerclug'* In the legislature An hour linfnrt. scheduled ad Jpurnm’ nt time, no on? could sav when I hr legislature would quit and go home Its constitutional «o days run out at midnight, hot the I dock has liecn slopped In some # ) jiaxt sessions to imstpoue the dead Ilavls. uniter pressure to resign from some of his own friends in an effort to palrh up a serious rift betwern Hie eseeutl''e and leglsta live hranehrs of govi-rnm *nl, was In Tampa. He said l;o was telegraphing » complete slalrment on his speed clarifying the "emphaals" of news paper reports about It. to tlov. Mr Carly #) An annoiinreimsit that he had resigned remised applause in the Himse when it was made hv Itep Dowds, Pulliam County, a targel of the beverage director's rrlii clstn but Davis nruinptly ilrni-.'d he hail rpilt, and Dnwdii a few minutes labor .aid he had given the House wrong Information i* partlriilarlv it Davis raised thr wrath nt Ihe Senate with his slate ment tint Sen Clarke, Monllrello hetdrd the "cllrpie" of six men who had a dangerous control over the "enllie gclTott Of the la*glsta tore In making laws " Hut Instead nf Ihe expected rash of personal privilege speechiu which usually greet surh criticism, the srtnlors held their fire until they could get Davis before them as a cotnnitlU-e nf the whole Sen ate. The outbreak ruined at Ihe last minute the spirit nf harmnny which had prevailed during most of (lie 60-day legislative seislnn which waa ready to adjourn alter giving Mate agemlea eud aervltr* Ihe blgg?at expense account In history anrf still leaving a little nest egg for the future The Legislature had handled ila (Coniinord on Page Six) LegiHlalivt* (group PraiHcd For Stand On BeverageHours it) The lhr»e members of Semi noie County's legislative /lelega tlon at Tsllahassee today received a letter from the Seminole County Ministerial Association extolling them for their Bland In passing the law fixing the houra of sale of al rnholic beverages The llev .1 K MeKlnley, pas tor of tin* Flrsl Methodist Church it president of Ihe Mlnialerlal As tor la lion Senator Liny if Iloyle, and Heps Voile Williams Jr. and Mark Cleveland .lr have reeently bee.i crlllclied by the Seminole County Liquor Dealers Association through their attorney, Ernrat Ifoiislinlder. for refusing to ronsl der and Introduce anv bill Ihal would amend Ihe a 't setting a rioting hour of midnight for lav arns. The letter from Ihe Ministerial Association stated: "Th e Seminole County Minis­ terial Association In ID regular monthly meeting June 4 voted In express In you Ha alUpreclallnn of vour i.moral courage i .. L- lrt tlif law aw fixing fix tog Hm hours of salt. „i alcoholic beverages, cohnllc lieversges, "Wo reallxc that you have tveen and aro u l w l l l h.ve much pres, lure brought tn b«ar on you In r'* » r'' I" 'hi* matter But we are coilfldent that the majority of the B?V «Sf ST& T K paned. "If.. •( dnf* nolhlng but nave the life and llmh or of mu one single In jUvtdual IP win be» «well Jorth all .__________ M and cost Ihe time and effort "Late houra In drinking dr contri­ bute much to accidents and In rrlme, and we appreciate -------■ that at crime, least the houra are shortened. And •Ian we would like In say that we Intend to hack this tin lo the fulle*t extent of our ability." 116 Seniors Will firl Diplomas In Class Exercises I ,lic it *>I l n(hf!:.iaani Slifiwu I'm Survey Mil IfM 1 "M*ph > 1"" I” '1|'1, nt*firing (If 1**11IV* IM 1* frill i . r|i \nl pi 1' * p m I "41 T'lk|I h !* thp 111 h l < pH*, sxihiJif ki*A 1(1 mriiihr* x, - *f Mi*' i inf ird IndiiAtrlsI Min t M i I iM ulrfht, hut I h.- high school career, d I In gi , I i ' iiii ! seniors of irniiiinlr II- >1 .1 hoot will form ills end al H, 1 1 . i-iiltig's commenceiiiml i --re in- 00 .-. in (tie SHS uiidiionuin I h* no t 111: 1 refrain* of I' -n ip md ' 0 . on t,nice" pl.ived liv 'tic -enu 11-'!•■ High School bind ..ill in I i. I* 'he C "litftjJ fi fM itle- , ,1* tfir 4 * r>f *WI hoy* *11'! >1 ai'll* filr I ’ Mi Mn* 11 di' ft) Mit'ii pin r** "ll I lk!** t|t H (Nk 11 clot k 4 '1.1 "i ming hi Mir IT i-k I i M'Mm I SlIS i urn(u nrrinnM reiriiiMUY, Mv* v4'Hi*»i *1,1"'•*%, will presimf iK -m ti pi "tti t tn \flNs ,I imI\ It Yin 4*ill drill •i H 1I11* vuh'ihH nn in *,pi*'i h i" i with x IlM 1f'M 41k ■ x.re r «k f'MtMpb'h' 1 4* k ■■r enthiHii , tin by Commencement fiercU rs for the 116 Graduate* (h,s,r pffx .'Mf lininr of I'rinrinal aeit Sir*. Herman K. Mortis tonmr ■nd gown*. Follnning formal exercises this evening, of Seminole High Hrhoot will In- held tonight at MilMt there will he a rla** rerrnllon *1 the M. L. tlahom home, row morning Highlight* of tonight*' tifogriiiii will hr H**‘ » »•( f!l*» iMeinhei » i greed 0 ) o'clock to the high nrhool amlitorliim. Member* of the M 4("r ! 11 • r M" hi ent! talk* on hlr- nasi slot (ntliir slorv of the il»"s In followed by a nililnight movie. * swimming and sipiare 1!*.r»n graduation fin** are shown alm .r In their r*o* ■Isorp nariv. ending artiiitr* with a hreahl-ixi it the fiipp™ in s ’ 1 |% to 1 . 1 . " •>ie 1 lo It..until Hold and It-rrv t null'll, si-nlnr etas* prrsldenl 411 ( 11*1 e* f.i Hi*sit ih •III 1X** t l l>, v the » *if)»lj11 aas4 t 'Mi f"1 hi a pf**Ini,to irv \K>11 l; " 1 IHlll. P m * in •hilt t" *ti i fh* 14«r111*(| ) ll C I O IIP I I I’#* **f Hi** 1 U 4IMN* ( ,r , .on lip»r *f* * *114*’1 1 1•(nt Ml* nlplg ot his fiMUIp 4HI) Hi,- tm mi r cum 111 If fee 4i"1 (Hr H",*H ff»»t i , emi 11|!i*iff‘ 1 7*(0 11 Hie pl 6 ii'lll lime to file *till "t i to t, i-tn ,1 P.o lid for •l i , f.itnvrll M iha M- i i v l,nii ( the ptpps ........ IM 4*1414 4 il tefuP H r JA C K RKI.L SEO U L. Saturday, June 6 rs— ' "p* I ("'I .1.4 *x H.llllt i!"i 1,111, will In !*k M •il .01, C Truer negotiators -issrnildc at W ASIH N C nsN — Sen Taft i It If i r H Her r *,f t um ja * *'il llif» i l i . a kjrt'Hitih! *, iMnl" Ohlol call el today for a mllllar. P inoooil-.ro today tor a fateful Hi ... >,,, , Ii i*t fti l» e | to Mt I 1ni* llnylr will ci\r 1 tli 4 ipei i v inerting that might bring an alliance wiili !hr (trillsh In the !»a •>.1 ;t*n j thr f Hy tnifti rrnhhfcj .mil Himidtl M »! I vmM siih ,* ii ai mistier bv nest week on this rifle to bypass the (billed Nation |i|*‘ tit* f(ti* el.lvv rr*vl|'M M i* ’ *') .t b;. flip l " ! ll 4 I I * |r*4 I *■'! (t'O •11 i f♦ veto In tha'l rrlllrs l wr/.!;! •n.li.i|i|.) w'usula. ravagril hv *r 1 * in tm- >, ' I r r r v « '<»i»!rII w-ill •!»* Ift Mn* 1*" i «»fifr|1 M , f *i \"tip** three years of war. The Senate C.ttp Irudtr Issurd a "Ahit 1) "*ihl Hm . fl mi » h r ) * 1 *»*ro»M 11** * Mi t l.iss prosper! • The peaer (ever ran high In statement clarifying thr views to M" '1 i f ! II,111 irul rMnrii*' II iii|ru ! i k " ” Korea ami in Tokyo as the hour expressed In a Cincinnati spr-di 1h.* . 11*14 lh|"- ♦1- ill . ' . M 4(*ir 1 II !<*' Mir rvrnH ii*' a 1 l*t! of it on a m. ffl on p.ni. I'rldav May 2tl. which caused President "I" fllilrnf bldlv P’ r |)|mM 1 i* s i i . 1» ||*'ll **'l ** ‘ " -1 ll*ph» Elienhowi-,- to say "N o ." that he E.nT i approached, when Com - 1m frtr Mih.r **1ifHll ' | . '4t,ll|*ll*’k N '(•*" ’ M"if1 * \\ kill yli 1 H, • in rouldn'l agree with Taft that Hu­ Mtlinlal and Anted delegates sit fm H m ,il|if Mr Vr 11V |t**ifI ■am 11 111 ♦pirf Mi". l .f Ik**' fM* (pit* , \%rr fi ll S "might as wcU.-forg-'l the down In the village where they | "M* tie ,( Hi M ••* I 141'1hH U J* pi*ni*"if" 1 Mil* h rin ilIrliiin United Nations so far as the Km • have h i angled tor near tv livn Miiri* I-1VII* i’ll lb* 1iv I I|m* U III* It 1 -l*t Hi ** fti •ll 1 Ml "HI liel A an War i» . nnrerned" If effort m years. ill1"* 1*1, ll fll f ■1r1*■1 mb rvlni!4’* ciuurtG x ill hr Iif Me- III il Hie*. obtain an anutstiee fall pi * "I*'! | hr ni unit/ Hi'in* .inti ' kill *’4 KKdl 'I, T The end of llir Ko Klsrnliouer said Hie If S would i If * "11TM» ss. Illf>| H 1 I I I 1 *M m pi * dr* iMVr% p i f S i m 4* l 1* • have to "go it alone" everyw lir-ir rein fighting api'rared rlo .r to vfriMp* i <tile *tf th" IP"if 11|f 1 " *1 *! nr* ,4 -x fnlln a x 11mi iif II It o|ier,il d single hand 'dlv in day A fateful Irocc mr-'llng •> , pi 1 l H || p ............ * **l Hx 11 < ii )'i»i j * it 1 lint MV"!1*♦ k»* Ii ,'i^J 1 . |Asia on ...old aluio-l will)- an -o.| i * M ii f • tl ’ * "ll 1 I....... s'* M n A Mir 1 ii* in I r^iMM In In an interview tirfore lie ls,or-i to tlirec y.-trx of war sml dralli ', * !"t* I 1 m lllt k , Iin' t» \ ' I'll) by silHf**** i f 4p ,1' hk*' Hi H i' I ' i ' i .' Hi the formal sl ilcnicnt. Taft in ole p The Cnnimiillisfs were reported f|«tiH s f H»r f 1 *s k pi (In '1 'pi'll, 1'** " I nh v . 1 "iitH\ s' hivil - hv clpar Hint any earl) truce in Knn-i , •*« havr Mibiuitlcd lernix so rlo -r | Mill* I" 1) *’i iffpmt • ... i . .k M » IfM 11 j Nlllvvr** p* *1r1f 11*I*•n f would likely put him hack tn H>/> In tho.-, nf the D N Command •1 ( •iii M ii »4 < f t-'.l'l" nt Ml tp linn HU "MMi same for dun policy boat with El Hint an .nuilsllre might to- sign'd M" *r* S* •. I'I h i I h In ( h i 1•fut|in ' •(" I" lu u thr rvPiinikj a p i»»k!» in* e |i| >0 I by June 2.v third anniversary of senhnwer In Hie Far East rirtm m l «lHitr ( m ni\ IllMhl*" '♦*« nf Ihf lii*Hr in mI r 11 n lh tf 11f I hr Himlhnrn lU'll I ■•Ir1 (*" Hir li iilitPm.M ni Vxrnl tti'in f» .11 M sI i » *, 4 j*. p *1 " o | mt The Ohio senator said he i< re tills war that has alrrsitlv taken th If I* < A M*1 *f -p11e i f , . .of 0 i |ih«9iir ( niit|Kmv Inrulnl |M *'*nlh I'uliitrMn \ irm ir n|imrtl *t»i 'I'tmliv Shnv*n in *hr *il •tiptnini * Iw KIP, Pi uii . |>tl .."i signed to United Nulhm* parlirlns an awesome toll mil h " H IT*"' i m i M f t ...... In nr<* lr ft ti» riii Id MIm MirgHr** V««ii llrt hulls, M * M «** li Vhi|i|ij«rilt Mrs. Hthrl V \1»i rtliMi, o, 10 I M .o r U Following Hit- ex Minor details mo.I hr iinunl Hun In Hie peart* decision* which MrN. V i r« in if < W ntlar^ P*. V Im rirr, liin l wiin igrr diirl J I* I* in* <IUIrlr« nmiMicff . ' . i -, .1 t'lu.xs recei’Hunwill he •Hit "»it Il If k hi1•UPlf! 1'1h MOO *flOO would follow a Korean cease fire - nut, lull "peace fever" w-is In the Hi lt !'rllj' hr".* 1f*sH|i ii f , .1, c cl y lo l l wi'li « diilli'ing ami swiuiiiiing a course Elsenhower apparently to air here as well as other Allied I ' i i ' i . (tin, 1 midnight noo i - ion k uni capitals lends lo pursue in , 1k f , , . al xi honi S,iInrd.)y mm ii I 1ki*i *• * 1V »*l Ilft|e >ip fn d'l'e to A high U. S nHirlal In Tokyo But If arinlstlre negotiation* fail. mg h*p m i ' i *n i h I ihte pi Mp• < no Taft Indicated In the statement said an agreement to ■•seinnge Nnoex ot the gridoatmg xen.oi, t.er ot , ntitnif-rce lil,-x licit it u that he has not changed his view prisoners Raely will he signed xt) tx follow x flff PM If ' fur Mp* f i <!*i 1 I'd of that the ft 8 "might as w«J| for fialtirday However, a trnre could Helen Rsnnell, Heveily Han Wlnipi I " l)*» 4f*»r! irri| I et" the II N. In dealing with the not he signed before n,'Xl w*ek, he ."ii. r.lolsa B'-iHon, f •ail H'Miiig, lltr kfifni mi iti"*i v*"tiM hf* otean situation lie denied lie ev added. ( iilgM * *i• a g iitr xiCl o'ete'elink ' I >1 v Leu Ho ' s-'mi, Max/ .line i\ lllllile. »n l j|l I " n u l l Iptvft _•____ ’•WfiiiuM ' at ** «*il> " "41—-. j f“ Allied and Red negotiator, meet t t advocated "go It slnne" policies llo, 1 C 0 I.0 Hoyle. Mh«rl 1 r’* do m s tf* ji*»(n lit if S E W A N E E . Term ijs A ra n a tith r li......1 m*y '>e p»e*»ntei| *•*♦»> y ■ooihioslo.o i-lot in s. to.ol M'tyband did not mention any differ In Ihe tiny hot In Panmnolom U.anei Dora Mlonson, Alloa J ()l*r<f life' Mill Mj** " lIM l ’ ir otleife "f la iifob . I now Saturday al 11 a m Ml p ni segregallnn Ismie. slinmerltig xli.ee Is lo-'iimn * Ling tl'*t the • i ' v .„ i cores of Opinion with Elsenlmwer Mi»* '■•"In l»* *•'•fit') I) T M’ ji a y June, 1932 apparently has b<.-ijilr s w or so oi.linsme wIneh ...o il i. ig ..-III i-*- t*. -**-'|!‘ " i It- • llo.!, ii lb it. Ice nrnu It M ii v A mo ■*f Taft said Hie ttolled Nations had Friday F R T) 'I '" ni Pi**f f »» ' l l ! |! *I ') I *|r* fIt ♦f i... I Hojiir M,o.y A,oo- I'orlei l’,'ggv However, there w-»s one jar i ing eroted with a vote by thr Hoar- -.f f.olo- I tie w.-silog of short* t.. Moll ilsv iimining *i In mi proved Itself nn.ihlr to halt aggers ii") i nit'll" 10 .towiit'.wu IICM. ,1 II,, PiM I I|..*I.. I | li . k* i I ,, V Vt ii , I ,,»t i - i|l)-l md I if I ll l * I 11* a! M u lb , <i slot! He add-.’d that it wa-. "rltllru and flitter dissent to Hv* ontim Tx ilstre. nf th-* Uuiver .Hv of llo frio* I t ' i r' I , I irtf' f' it^fl .Ii '» i •ifi ii1 I" ii fmi Mi#" I i ,) *t* h' M*• ' *- I*i , In o'hci liii.ne w ill-(i Ho i --li.. worn --t ili« H.igg-ilv (| lulls" In have ii.illoiis such a* III Ism Presblenl Nyiigiiiiin liber's Soulli to give all appllratlnii i . I II. Mil . H i l l ' l l I I !\ Ml Ill'll ', h* *fi p' *lif Mi tf Hi * i^ 11 Hm* M-« , m *.i nt-1 * ..lit i. ..I i in >i ............... i ti - 0, ♦ . . n i .i\\ r r i oi g ii din, "whlrh say they are not on (lie South Ktrc-an gov ern ment stub the .School ot I'hrologv "tho.... b c.to-..li *, (Min M m . ( ilake | aI .« 4 I . if " lM* **'!*» » ' ........ I!..... . s,ti * , side of Ihe United Nations .it nil but hnrnly opposed tin- truer trrins roi!'i.|eralioo wiHioul regsnl t-> seii.-o* n o n i l I - Ml. no- out 1'* ............... .. •1 ' 1" I ato ' "I Iv f tl',* v i )t f 11"''(I* 'H i are neutral." participating in truce although Itlu-e lots s;il.| he would rai l. " |11**11! if »* h'»"( tii *1 < "li|| Hit" | 'll tTHf M•M* i•111 Ml^ftM' fI -u VI'*“ ■ H Ml |rf |)|i v I |i II *vi*. M V 1)1" Mi Ht *■■I i*m 11" lus >ii " if *if x and peace decisions cn operate "at anv cost" with live The revolution parsed b' in - * JSx nft'i 'l]||l|l|4' I tall If"'Jit I * I I »' 1* ill 11*’ gl' i'll dll lltHV (•» Wl* til H * Mi'/ .liv l'Hi I ' M* •i v b * fh i* ,t 11,* ( \f , | ie i tls Ills statement decluri-d U 8. wliclmmu IBB vide place V ll l - . t . i ..... » I " ' *■-Ig tied, / ' ........ , ' 'VI *1 |I*it I 'I'M' illI tl|l atI 'll II i 11" ♦ • '•■ pi i Mi* rp|M "How rldlciiluiii that our murv* (ion Mark Clark. U N Ear East Last year the FourHt ............. if )!«', m » I , n k i Hu pi H> * . " I Inf 1 . 1 " *■r *11It I * I If'i'll ............ DU .................m m -........ ", 1 " " ........... . should he guided by nations claim commander, flew In Seoul from Ills Synod recommended Negm . •■o and 1 * x P a- lh| . 4 |*•| . ' fll l > I .1 |11 ! |*|x* It,, > f m , I I t........ ug \ o i l ' l l ,t y ............... .............. f . A»inr M . i* M i ' c i i ' t Vhuti Ing with one breath to be part nf Tokyo headquarters and -.inferred dales for the ministry tie olio '• t I'nllltlll l*v Mir f i,ti,i||f mH •' I'** » j, ,i nti fin lit i x M \ " . K iM \ Nit I ...to, will'll were . l.-aleil tl " I - 1-home .......... 'll! 1" " Ihe United Nations and with (hi­ with Hhc*s, possibly In h i eleventh- lo the seminary The hoard I III.- le tois nfi'.h'M i'c n . i i l o l In Mils P.n hi'1 I 1" ■11r .............. I h 1111i t ,i I *»v *r pi rlffpIvMl k I *p' *f fu m • I hy Mi* t x |ih n f( fin nt her tn be opposed to the priori hour attempt to overcome Hie fused to adopt llo recommend .. itttlsl (<l I‘* * 4 4 I * linflii I(*ivt r\ **i Hr *|!<*i, f i Ih »*** '» *i* tf 11, !M,4*i ) thlh imi Mr!tv I* if Mol * * 1 it f la 1 1 1 * 4 if ! ,1 »* ! I f ' « 1 1 pies de-lured hv the Assembly nf opposition of the aging, hut fiery, Mtil I Ik£ItI Id •fll p 1 1 1" 1*1.1* t • ♦i i ni Shi* " , I **i» \ Ann H •I•* t *i fit *M *if (lift NI •'I •i n ft i I r , f i ( \ M it i't ^ » i I* mi I 1*-» n(rt I'nU *' and srvrx »l seminary family o the United Nations; namely, the president it* Mi lUpidd l\ • Ml1 1 * * 1 4 * I H*» II*1 H f'ldf I mn i1 |lrr|t !*i mi M *iff t«j*| flu*4f» pi ".«*)> Hi y! 1,1*11111)1 p o in t ' l l mil I ' mI ji \ Mm! driving nf the Chinese Hum Korea They talked for an hour bill hers IssiH'd a statement sg.ilu i 1 j * I »l)* | CV^r'pll pllM ll! W * O ' m t I null*'ll f♦* nnMm)#*| i in I't*:** H ir#•■ i Vmm Nii h m - M u Ii i i * Mi ichi • I f f |fit| 4 VAdlfy lit illtlAAIII^ tip *4 and its iinlflratlnn " there was no announcement after trustees )|Jl H It T H l f i ) ll>* f*M4lfl|Hl*mP.l( J’l M» k4*1Iv II". *» 1 »v«i|y ii Him 11 *•■I Taft said that if the U 8 is aide Ihe meeting Pyun Ynng Tai. South Then Hie trustees said It vv i i fmt|«. ! fm iIn* p*‘1 1*mI f i m n Jit 1 « l l l t y l n u M i l l s i l ii* I h i i *a ! p»<• A^rv’ y SiltiM1 l ii .(t f Splvrv M it v I. 1 f»6 :i In .S»pf m, H I M \%dtiltl l l ; i i I l l l l l l 1lu Is** l i p \ ff| tn "illsenlangle" Itself from the Knrc-a'a acting foreign minister, thought advisable In adopt xm li tfllffl nf lull ll* I*1 r rtI*I kf a I hfiiiiMS, l"»ir i ini t\ II i’Im i \V#*I dm t " ilifiu! fhr Mi I * f f i ! n U N . It already has treaties with anil U 8. Ambassador Ellis 11 resnliithm a t that ................... llinr> Taggon: I tn !*•• Ill 14 p p l l J t 14 * t" * * fit • t *1" Hfiiir 'V * M m jUtlnff H U'lnlT, lit' HHui 111 ml k rn 11 in i y pin fm h m * A m I k c p iil.v ! . l i e ) i f I Australia. New Zealand, Japan and Hrluu* rlgga were also present action as " lllili’lialllc lilt dll'l MAIH'I p*ii 111ft | nf 11 Mnt I I ftMT -t(lH v li«'iOK Hindi iiiiAi (tn thr Itmltfut, if»ltl|nll,.f I f*I llifl h mil |>f |I|M" I III I ' H i f V\ hlh M ♦i v Ann Will r iv l the Philippines, "and a very defllark flew back to Tokyo To) ('lark after nary dean, the arhiwl eliaplam l*i ni VVr h'lf' «n*f fm m i me hrntic pfr|ntr«‘d (Conliniird on Pale S it) (Continued on page Sis) (Conliniird on I'm ir Su » M e n O' H ............ V I I I ' I c |i",t 111*v mil) I |ii 11ip I * r, ti ii■1 V! hi) Jf iii *i A full’« v I Ii 11m ,i i \ fi -i-stt-i .|Mf| i«t '"i,:. ? mm *1* • M ha 1 141 ifl-.l Mill lit mi 4t*t* I' l*•* (it Ji 11M*I k*t t Mnbri! 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( ll •*mill !|n|i,i |( ifinfi|i )l»,l*t‘|l(* pf f!|* din Mm i i i I'I M)M I H Ih m rll "|I'I f|.sf e*v i,1,4l If ito. ; h M'fl 4 \W af ini' hf •*i» ** I I*■» 11 I■ k nl'pftl 44 I tflll x JIllMin 41 h*»* llllh llKi.fl ,1' t (mii , f h'Mii* li h»* li t t * 1 Mt ** ♦(fill, :♦«(* <• M I *Ml i\ SiMiimv i * "i* "H '**’i HId .hipr» H‘f fej Hr Hi| r •• •i - 1 '• .*.* Mm "fkili VVi**41Hit; h*ill Mnifif* Km lu ll v fi 4V I * * I d I nrkrtf , iff If i *-'.*1 * >ih f 1! A miitiint In ttiiiitinl A K p Iin *ll M inn, Midp’ il Mr " Vh*h p Ski I l*i*B la h * fVfAi f k|ili*. Ini * i riM'fnllv i* dlf«I Mm ..ill llcnt \ Mi I,.oil"!. Iii.lioi if.- pa|ri,|pii 11 1 111I ill tl e fit |i |It H 4rift I'll' ft* Mil* Mctu, lo il.'tt Mitrrix. I.ntlicr V*’ii MnM l'Hi ’ in. I n prut I*', V4'! Mini nlH£ Ii Ml*I 111111 III i' Mn ,,.f ( Jem tic P i l.or ion S Mon roc lir*11*1*y riMnir v*"i I,.,,,,! i. S h ’t*. •i'll S tPh-xf Iff*-* •MlllNlUiiif.tl V' iir Mn n fif Mir \Vt*nl mu lion nr 14111 Pc.m e , Jin Pn k' lix, lUnkx (leg f*'ll "i" 1|je|M e, pH* I . - 1r I fM11 i *p" 1|lMi Unit, it liiH 11#*i*It jifiivril |||#*.ti* 1 ter l l r i . flu ' . ' liiii lr • Hod' pj i,i , |44'1 ’ ‘h p ufv %11**11f f "4 f II |»r lrn AYMMh M'llch linn I* .Mil I 111(li f' ioingli Miltfo.inid" 'lilOIIIXX 1‘Ii4*| iff’ll, 11f f|l' fa 1 1 M. Ini v in Mm l.iiimifmmii! Mmn wliun fluinliley, ' o k Sewell, llilwoi.h flier Iff ** w h i Ii m I hv IiH 11*1 " Mu ffteld. <i il ;1ien|ij|rd. lame. I Sl.lveys, 'pioioiv upeer. F r ink s i i u r n ix n *; . i a m K Klaffoid, H .Mn li'lts. Edwin T i II*-* liei 1 P -Ilet. PM " l'*l • I<er -on. J.intoI I ... I.X Ttoxi.f. V sii N c . pf f he H it/ f ii** 1 1*•* i i"i ' Itlfl*.! Hull White *;- in Wilkinson, ll.ir Pin, MiMrn!nK* fh «» .11 ,r >!eiif s' cry Wilkin -ni Calvin Wrigiit, I.rtXxI" x l.xn.-.l -f■If Ir » •11 . ojxt The Vi tenuis of Cnrrlgn Wars flnvmond V it-x Minton Honncv seliool year, wilt honored of Seminole County Post No 3242 anil (iorflnn < latk 'In,tugh Kepti-ni'.e,, 1 if> < will hold * free supper Monday, June 4, *1 Hie l egion Hut Tills jir R O T A !• V s i 1 11, V M will lie the flrsl Hireling of (lie VSilke A ^ViHlnmo .ft vtl! '.i viimroer and all Ihe old loeinliers pim ipi ( he ■oest spnakei ' th >* wuejily are urged to illeml hv Comdr t lio'arv (dub |TM* ( H*i? M om,has W. ( P a l i Johnson All new- meui ||f*MI1 « ' Ho- Va •ht r I'll* lllii T i ( » U nited .Service " r g m i / a her* are Invlled and all relumed 1 ^4 » will f-e f 11f* f eui-ali. Korean veteran, are inged (ti he Mon1' fnnil (tilve leeched " ie J i i . J l ll»e1 eccmdlng ff) 1 * min i, today arr.-rditju to M ix guests nt Ihe Imal i*isi A discussion will be held a I Ihe ' eioills P n o e , l id the Intel i« m o r t e m rhshnien fet 11 nf lhr ^ i, n I of 1 1,1211 meeting no lb* marble louma Mix H i oo.-, I , •>**ni in f.o the m « n D and Aoieih-sidsin awards. Out id (own guests Will lie |ire drive, -vft« .-x|ie.iilly idesxril with volonte, -/ ci iiliUnillonS frum I eke m i/ sent ( m m Melbourne sod (iilnmlo Mary mid I nog wood. "Ped Heed Fiom Wyonitltg" She i.fiinled not today that per I l l 3:8lt r. 34 T-.qJ . 2 r liftl's on i * iliftii fti.y oli.er mgixn Midrdle Show “ Rwoid of Irftlioii, the U 8. O. does « dayVenus" Set Mlg i.t lime tn Nevada" f>y day job of ptm-ldlng recteilioii I 37 4 ?r. 7 13 iiiuii and « Hom» away from home for O V IE D O (K|i*i-I«li The •er icemen. "Sword of Venn*" tt, H, Air Poire v lll rondo,'l a 2 :Ml r- 98 8:20 The Cenlei In the Chamber of special Kiuiiud nl.seivali-.il tialnSunday ‘Scared Stiff” I’lioto bv KUshner/ftarmunil fit mills Revere) nf Ihe leedlag authorities In the field nf sanitary en* 'ug prugraoi al Ih* »-h"rd hnuse Cninmn,m bull,ling la open every 1 00 ,t:firi f. 1.1 t; 2 t . d :«9 ■ineerlog Ucroxtikosl this seclios of the rounlry were on hand logical Survey) Hobart Angus. mnaulHnn engineer fur thr City here next Momlny nlglil wl fl:Otl day mi I |,ri,vi,le» a |,la,-a for «erv M OVH LAND from JackaoavlUat J. Denver Cordell, City commlnslotier; M. N. U. ni.. 1l wa* reporle.l ImlsV by icemen In galliei, read, wrfle Wednsoeey Might to hoar a report enhaHHed by Dr. Atwl Wol"The Wac From Wall* Walla" letlnia, etui «|inol (heir leleute Mrs. Marino Julies Hayer, Clt.- Clerlti Dr. J. N. Toler, City health officer; Sidney mom, profeeeor of unitary engraurlng at John Hopkins IJnlxerI '46 8:117, last roundels Uerkowlti, HUtn Board of Health, Orlando; William Stumper, Th e program will constat nf n fltiie aiiy. U tho picture above, taken at the Yacht Clnb Just before a show I*;MI In addilloii, a voluiileei orgalimovie drplrlliiK various type* of City commlealonart Paul Klrhsrda, U. 8. Public Health Servlee -------“ ■------------------* — at (he Coart iloau, arej Hal, "l.rsdvllle liiiusllliger” •sir plnneen in netion. All rlll/rns isal Ion of Jimioi lioeleseen and reproaenUUy* from Atlanta, tia.t Kidney IliChard, City sewer Attorney Ed. Hhlnand "The Hose Howl Hlory" Johnson, and deparlmenl superintendent: Hr. Frank L. tpdllmsn. County lire Invited to nttenrl Ihe pro­ aeiilor licslessea |,lan< a monthly "llose Howl" showing t*:l*R only loot# County Medical gram. l l will In' of apn-lnl Inter- ngs'inln of imrllra, siqiiiers, dances, hulth officert Velde Kohbln*. aulatent County health officert Himilav - "fbuiso does to Perry Tu p le , resident engineer; John lyey, City Commlasloner; eat tn school bovs nnd girls, eapo- nii.l ntiier res-rriillolinl fentiirrs. lUMriatka. In the seme order la the rear row aret br. David College" Cliff Allies is "illin iu m of the and Mayor Kandoll Chase. City Mnnfger Turn Lemon, stihuugh clally Ilia Hoy Scouts, Mrs. Joura . Lae, director of the Bute Board al Health i Bobert Wakefield, show opens 7:45 drive. pnwent, wan not in the plriore. ... added. tato Board of Health 'epreeeatatlvet Balpb Heath, If. 8. OeoBliele Taft Calls For End Of Fighting Pacific Alliance In Korea Looms With John Bull As Parley Nears R Race Controversy,"'win? or Mh»rtaiin ( ookinv: School Is At Sewanec Ended ('ity ,H<‘MStr,,, M VI'lannod Thursday By UnaimnousVote>,*s m*>«koi-si *c»»mom>hi*v By .1. T. BiiKtterly rnrciifn War VHs To Staifp I'Ycc Supper HSO Hunrl Drive II H 'I I ;PHK! Tnfnl Movie Time Tnble IIAKGAIN f-'U A . JUNE 12 -13 Air I''(tree Pi-ojfnim ( SrltPtiulrfl (11 Ovlrclo � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 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/40bfe5895475e37f1d040e6a8c797cd9.pdf 273be205859426a59683eca4504f723f PDF Text Text StopsOrlando, 5 7o2 7o rd the ranford Turn. Palmieri Wins 6th On 7-Hitter; |I ' l l f A ... Cards Play In Orlando Tonight1Schooling By K E N T <11 K M .A IN Rogge,| down a fte r n hlt-amlm ill start. th r Hanford Cardinal rlc 'o ry nr.slnught apparently In well underway. I,ant niirht the Rtdhlrdx flew p»«t the Orlando** lagging Senators, h i!, behind the tig h t seven-hit h urling of tU-yearold rookie rlahthander — Krole Palmier). I .ant n ig h t'* Memorial Stadium victory hefnre 711 paid eontomrra wan the th ird MUtrmsive v lrtn iy for Sanford ro d eighth nut of 10 in d ninth o f the Inst 13. The af e rr meet In ne,t winnhi g ■! nt I.-hare out Snnford's winning run Onllon. Palmier! elialked up hln nixth I victory o f tiie sennun an again-! only two setbacks and the (ins Houiern stole two more lumen IhhI night to hit the even HM1 mink In #0 tames. T h r Cards are junt I Cl behind th r a ll-tim e Florida Slate League theft mark established hy (Jalneivlllr In 111117. C A l.V K r r i OH LEO N AR D TON If H IT KHher l.nu f* a lv rtll (2-3) nr ])a v r Leonard ( l - l ) w ill n lsrt for th r Hsnfnrii Cardinal* agalnat th r Orlsndo Srnalnm in lha finale Ilf the Iw o-gam r net l | lin k e r Field In Orlando ton lth l. The Cards w ill Ih> hlddina for their fo o rlh consecutive tie(nfy rind flra l tw o series i f the nessnn, Hanford has won " • h i of Ha last 10 aamen and tin e of the fast 12. Palmieri, deliberate • working righthander fin m E lm hurst, |,<uik I sland) displayed perfect control lest night in not yielding a single pasi while fanning nine Senators. A fte r g elling the visitors one-twoIjM’Se In the firs t, J. | „ |,owery Clouted .i double tn open the second o ff Palmieri. Wind Up At VCKC Dog Track Tonite I'A Y T l'N A H K A C II iHpeclalt— W ith work on the Inslallatlnn nf the Auntriillsn to tallialn r having been completed anil with thr schooling rares coming to a close tonight everything will ho In readiness for the 1*0 night summer greyhound tare meeting at the Volusia ( ’minty Kennel cluli Thurs­ day night. Three hundred and fifty grey­ hounds an on# ut the track bring schooled while a not her ifWI are expected from the Itlxeaynr Ken­ nel Club in M,ami, Orange Park In Jacksonville and from the Sara­ sota Kennel Club. —Jmnrnon Photo K it NIP. PAI.M IKM I . . , Winn filh nf Heanon I’iimIi 'Km I Tp Tony ' fit! mill#* /IfIR.Mit' M. 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I'till' *1 I ll P41 I .11Wl»|*V l lu lly. i i m i in i i T I .«•*!*■«•t ft nit..in m u 11.*m » Jlritirb Il«ni**lli I Mil I ..... m i * Ml rl.iirirtt. k I si »w *>r v h l.**w*>rv HiiimiiH m. | fn 11it r i*I► < H|mmi pi ill*H HIM*1'i f > II *MV l»*tl fill Ml I | l l * Mill!Z ln m .i.f L«t*i UuiLM'lt Ml**' It | f IT Hu ii ft i t 11 II 11VI tiff Hlftifiinii s I T* »• I HI i Ilf* HimitMiiiH '* »•« i l "» »"*>i'iit* hy HIfii in iifii* l T ill 1*ai I in Iit pi t* 1 rtl Ml* I'll I fit 11*1I ' n '' I MIIIIIK is 2 runs T rtfi 3 In ,t ' .1 InmniiMi t Mills Mill* /.lllltri'i** f *111tn (nf I | IN I If Hlniifimirt II limwi I'nltnlnri (6 Ji Idii'i'i HI III ill "H* 1' Klrli l.nli' T I M A HI Dave Leonard l.«u Calvetll |.rillg Ilia Island . The swarthy IttuOd Long n ! r then rh n kfil oiffff Orlando's Orlsmb lllg ■coring hid liy re tirin g tile tin* inext f nt u n til tlthe I t mtn to In face him. N ot s Senator lurl lucky itv e n lh was wh* h t. enough to reach firs first. Sanford finally -Iim Himreached Orlando starter »iart mon* for four i un­ on five hits in th* Iw ltom of the fifth . Tony Barone In i o ff w ith his th Ini of U i ••e«. stole fo o t till* (or th r evening, cv .11 11 .•tit’ Tiy S»n I'firtia ssrrtnd for tlir RHltli theft t: -m in ijHttonn ilffiih IO jo e*MM* mil scored on iH rlllllK Illlf llBHlh foul thin season, hid ini j( .AMI hiifa the 1i,\rr« Pill B a ity'* single through i Ji iff H M lItll .INI ml Jilt*, i i IT llrl.nigil I f Ail Hllverlhornr advsnred fla tty mi •IrlONfto tn J-Y •117 M krland a sacrifice and Tommy l.rormrd lies nils iM l- r ila r drilled Hatty hutoe with a line hit s « M T IIIIt .1 orlan.lu b hn ra a Cai-Ma n tn right. After .1 (!. Ilium popped I,cm lla.towa Urn, a II 11*1.awU |o In t Mid baseman .11in Sloan, lllll Iht'ti son till* llra rk I t.Ht,*lnnil I tlainrs lu nlahl K arris pnlrd s rloolde to end a h ittin g famine which has lasted W ^NenrS culling hm last lit Ilmen at bat. -l.rrshtira nt I ,«r«ta .Conard scampeied all the way I Jucfcs„nsm* llrua k at t.ahslana rom firs t on H arris' idow lo tell I <111111 i > I . M l i l K ctntvr. llrw tilf* iM ls n la t Nfi MftimM Ht lii’ tflllp rl Bonur tonklr firs t bsseman, TiHfiM W infred llensdlct, slugged out his N pw Y o rk a t r i i l m i c i MM Itcond s ln g li of the game lo Hfm hiii »H f l r v n!nn«l m u llllllo llllliM III h a ltl'M MM counter lls rrls from serond and IW' haa h i ii* I tin til lit L n u l* r n t »»nd Blnunotis to the shown room. M T IO M I. Loti Tell supplanted Hlmmoiis and II y* till s» 1 m l Arelm* Pot bonus shortstop Hill Kunuiels N k H rh M ln lril tn retire the sides. 4in mi pa 1‘jmI h» n n l N »•w Y ork l til Hanford added anuther in n In I'h 3 iiin sn ikiM n i Itrtm k lv fi m i Ml" sixth when Palmieri and fla- * ‘ h it t in " Ml I ’ ll I mIsiir k Ii HO in i Jitne walked In open tho slunau, h i I j m i I ii u i JlfH y ftircsd Palmier! a t third hut H ill Hllverthnrna cracked out a single to push llarone In w ith (he last Itrdhfrd tally. i . June 2, IMS herald Haring Secretary Toby lingers dec Is red lin t night that his In­ augural field should ha lha fanlm t In Ih r history of tha track. Society lllue, a star per­ former si Ih r Miami Beach Irs rk during the winter has won two nchooling fa rm and appears In be n rin rh for th r Inaugural. H orlrty lllue in nwnrd hy Harry McKinney. Fight Wuyn, owned hy N. (i. Allen, Is annthei Miami greyhound who appears lo he slated for thr inaugural Right Ways starred at Weal Ftuulri. Hulling Ilr ln la and Boll Ja-'k slam from i'alm (leach are being considered hy Secretary lingers, Much consideration Is being given to Jiicksnnville dogs esp-rH ally Florence I, Hartman's My (Question, Itiisliawav Kcniud's Magdalene, .1 (l, (iln ler's Noble Way, I..e |<iyKill*s Hose Held, J. M. Kdwutd's Rd's lllue and O. H Heck tier's (liilhl. My tfiirntion won the I bo hy (Vilisulallon here last yeai and lum shown rnurh Intprovement at Jacksonville. I,. M Kirkpatrick Jr. has liven appoint i'd dlieiTin of racing. l‘ rnok I'as ley leturris as presiding judge and lli-Mianl Collins ns an sociale judge, (ieialil I ’nsley Is the paddos'k Judge and It. C. W llllam sun, scale clink mid timer. M errill M atin is (in ,• baitina 11. Jo.* Cuyno Is the tow motuel malinger. Hob Wagner To Be Transferred From Sanford Hy C a rd s Bnlt Wagner. Sanford's Ira d ln r iltilc ti-h .ii* a rtis t with in and (north high h itle r ai ,;iH . has iisen phi red <m the disabled lis t preparatofy i „ hln transfer to an­ other rlnb, it was aononncerl Inday fl fleiieraj Manager Jim riH ds, The Itl-ycar-old lnflelder-ou|. fielder from Burns Vista, V a„ *ni> has been a rnm dalrnl „1M lillle r ..... .. Joining ihe Cardinals nearly Iwn months a an. la tiring ira n a frrn vf In o rrfrr that he mey r "i w|,h •nolher Hi. t.ouU 1 srdlnal a ffilia te 'kagim r. nor­ mally a th ird h a a e lit a n, has been playing at omsl every post lion except th ird haae. I|e played every position In Ihe Infield ami wound nit In le ft field. W ith the a c f| o I a IIInn o ftbonus firs t base-* man W i n f r e d Hob W agner, Benedict, Manager J- K. Djmn js returning to the outfield w ith hie M1!'J avnrage. Turn my Leonard Is h ittin g .371) and BUI S ilverlhorne, the nlher la h illin g .331. "W agner flychaser Is l« imt Binvj as a« a hall player tilayer to hi have m nniwi s lltliig Fields him .firin g on our bench," Flems -aid In making to r announcement. "W e and the Cardinal organisation want to play him every night, so NF.W VOItK (At - Switch h illin g we are preparing to transfer his AI (Red) Kchnondlrnsl nf Iho 81 contract lo another tram In the I soils t ’ e rd ln s li, who swings (wjusl organisation." ly well from o llh rr side of llm Meanwhile, Hanford found It­ nix to, has spurted In Iho top n l Iho self w ith tw o more players on National League b alling race with Ha hands. I mmi Gary and HIchard a .311 average. Bruvn, tw o Infieldera recently In (he American League, Oenrgp ■rnt to Vadalla, (la., o f the Kell nf tho Boston Red Box has reGeorgia Htate League have been alned the lead from Washington's returned hy that cloh since the llckey Vernon and Is p ittin g M7. present management haa fired Figures Include Sunday's games. the manager and refused to alga .......... Jenst. second Iasi week, :hootull the additions. displaced Philadelphia's Johnny Both 11ruen and Gary are on Wymitek. who skidded to third lec# behind Jim anangraae nf the the dl.ahled H it w ith Wggner Inclnnatl Rcdlegs. The slender pending early transfers to other Redblrd second baaeman went 13- club*. I t la reported that tha Card­ for-33 lait week and gained eight inals are over-stocked w ith player talent and are now seeking more points. flreengrass. tike Bchoendlenst, working agreement* to unload the also collected 13 hits In S3 trips surplus players. SchoendienstTopH National League H a tte rs At .371 m t ............. ......... . — Leonard » After five fruitless Innings, Or­ is ndu touched Palmieri for ona run In Ihe seventh. Bob Nules llM ltd hut waa out at second Mh*n laiwery grounded Into a •area play. Lowary reached Bret safely. Manager Buie Kllklna laced t Ul ‘ .‘.hL«l0 •"<* Pltcher-outflelder Ken MeOlamrock sliced a bingo down Ihe leftflaid foul itrlpe lo tepre Uiwery and deprive Palmieri f ret shutout of the year. With tha acore reading 6-1 go- and moved Into the ninnartip spot P I Into the top of the ninth, Or- with a .383 mark. Wyroatek had land0 a Sloan opened a du-or-dle four hits In 14 at bala and hla avi dipped .13 poldla to .331, to A t0 ‘ h,> rlKht l-la r tr i ahead of leammat* Blchle T. t h , " n* Iro n 'd I titled him In, but urn at .341. Eddlo MaUtewa of s s w ft: Palmieri bora down and got Kll* Uw Milwaukee Bravea climbed MeClamrock on slrlkea. from eighth to fifth with a .331 Hatty Uunn •verag*. Wagner £»f‘ ®u‘ so Htflfldhit, hut Prank Despite an ailing back. Kell ? « m m ijrT0(Un<1*d. 10 Who again forged to tho e Cardinal Averages ■asWtLw>H^ op*'1 S m iu ■Kal&'i’I ina game. lUpp^1 DB »u "tid _lJh°.,nW ,RBI last ^ sS t t L N ltwd hi* season a total to Vern «m<a>.___ * * ,,* ? '£ B«wnsa four hlu cataKood at JM. Cleveland'* M* fwm .aai to ,w, fell to second A >from Jftk W by as points. mark. SANFORD RBCORD W, L Pat. IT r .M0 , • » « n AH 1*1 H II HHI BH A ar. IS Tl* IS 14 - To I!? 15 ! l Leesburg Lakers Movt Within Two Gaines 01 First to this type o f summer fishing By HERB MOSHER "T o i very thing there Is a I do not recommend It, because season, — and n time to every it Is diirigcrouM, hut w ill go fishing By Tha Associated Press that w.iv myself. Most o f the Out nf such wild .scoring games tturpose under the heaven.” , chatter boat captains ara gone The Bible as 11-in and IM came a lightening Jack nay i.uuua nf the first-place rare- In the F lo r­ FLY HOD fishing Is gaining summers, so the small boat may J. C. Dunn ida State League Monday night rapidly in popularity In both fresh possibly be the answer. FKKBH K I8 H — Again the tlm* Leesburg’s Lakers heat tho lead water nnd salt water Florida. For i mg Cocmu Indians, 9 8, and though a while It wax spinning which has come when all anglers should 'h e r are In fourth place they are went ahead so fa«t. Now, I believe, carry along a portable rcfrlg e r*rallv K B N T ( IIK T t.A IN OR < two games out of first D ay­ the fly rod I- ratchlng up I know lor I iii" nf these ‘ reefers’* Is wort]] Sports Fit It or tona Beach p iilltd Ihe li-10 do a good many Mack bass fisher­ its weight In gold and w ill HIM Junes, dim inutive southpaw (linger who hurled b rie fly for rliln n over DcLand and picked up men who lu lcly have ‘swapped" rig h t on through the summer ihe Seminole UI.... lent year, has b.en signed by the U ketand FlfeU a came oh Cocoa. So d id Jackson nr In some manner traded their few days ago | was able to take Th»* IS l-jin r olii jo n r .1 worked In i«< R«tnF* fu r Hlurti l* * i vllle Beach by Dealing Lakeland. -[tinning l.u-kle for fly rod la rltlr borne u reefer fu ll nf fish fille t, 4- 1. Otis o f my very best friends la at using only the Ire rubes from » v« ni*i Mini bciAlfd h 1-1 r ir tir d . . J«»nwl* won Iroolod rather rough Daytona Beach Is half a game Ihe moment try in g lo horse-trade -mall-co*luge refrig e ra to r tn do by Or land., last Kulunlav night . In two. thirds Inn Inge o f re11,,f work, Jones was lagged fur five hits, flvo runs anil three walks and Jacksonville Beach one game a very flue -pinning o u tfit for a the Job, Of course, the fish had behind the leader. fy rod and reel—Just In case any been chilled firs t. However, the ui'foic retiring. , , , s Sanford tied D rLand for fifth covered througliooi Florida that Ir lii wh.i 300 miles and all the Sanford colored baseball fans w ill ho interested In knowing th a t face by taking a 3 2 nod over one is Interested. It Is being redls- fish arrived In perfect condition w ith solue o f the ire cubes still Charlie “ Chuck" Wilson, grandson of Julia Richardson. Is making good Leesburg's Svd fly fishing w ill rirtrh them when unineHed. The new-type portable* in an Independent Canadian League this summer . . . Wilson, who waa no other method w ill. Down at r if t gave Coborn and raised In Hanford ami picks orange here n the w inter. Juno Reach, for instanre Capt. weigh very little ns witness a five h it* for b«»ir*n hi* pro playing carccir a t th«* tender ftfe o f 18 w ith tho Tam p* Marshall Rourland tells ahnnt how friend Tom Denmark who is u j |'lve run* In the Kockiiw in M * alter a b rie f atlnt with the local colored club. anglers are wading elong In the lleddnn man In Florida and Is first Inning; then lie Is ploying With the Iregur Icsdlng Brandonif re ya o f Ihe fourknown In thousands o f people scattered five hit* hlarkwn-h of the surf very early throughout the slate. Tom told loam Manitoba circuit Inchudlng such cluba as M inot, N. I)., Car* the- rest of the In the illum ing (fast wafer, re­ me, while I was taking Ills picture, man end Winnipeg. Manltobe . . Wllaon nn m itflelder. recently way. Tom Dun sembling n tro u t brook!) and hlesird out his fifth homer o.er Ihe ISO.foot rig h t field bar­ that "yon can f ill this -lie of re ' ar's homer help­ tossing very lin y white file - fo r rie r ia llranton lo defeat Carman, l - t . II * waa In service f " ' m ed I-eesburg get Ihe w hiling and other surf fish frig e ra to r In Just a few minutes IU.10 u n til February of this year . . . P r io r In hla service duly, hack In the game which, when hooked, put Up a If you use lleddnn tackle!" Well. Wilson played *R h ih r Indianapolis Clowns o f Ihe M ajor Negro and go on to beat ienlly th rillin g bailie. Over in the Imlh Tom and Hrddon deserve s Leagues........... Indianapolis, In rld rn la lly la Ihe tim e learn Larry Cocoa Manager lake country anglers are tossing boost, so hpre It Is There Is no Ihdiy played fur before Joining the Cleveland Indiana In IDI7. ha— hugs, or d riftin g streamer law compelling anglers to take the llam a Rowell Bama Rowel! Daytona Reach and Dcl-and put flies back «f canoes and rowboats, poi lahles out filled w ith assorted A ll the Hanford Cardinals hnv. to do Is h it four more triples to Hinash last yi-ar's K3 total producer! bv the Seminole Blues , . . The on a real bailers* battle. Howie to ca!ch more black bass than odd drink*, then returning with a J[,.,third:: have Mil *u far. thrm 1 ahoit of the entire output o f the lin g O’ Flynn knocked a baic*-loaded they evrr ill earned o f lie fo tr, In load o f fish, hut that Is the ws™ Hanford entry . . . H ill B atty and Manager J. C. Dunn arc tied t >’ hunter fur DeLand Rudy Mayllne many ca-es In the Keys, flies are it's nf in t Hone. The main thing Is tne nigh honors this year w ith four each . . . la is l year I1rank Smith contributed a three-run triple and taking Umeflsh, snapper, perm it to keep your fjs|, from spoillmr li-d the club w ith six. Dusty Rhodes »a» I lest w ith Joe (‘arise fo r sec- a homo run lo the Daytona Bcarh and ju<t about everything lo the during Ihe warm wenther. It'< winning cause. John Shorupskl book, personally I peefej tti— old- not cricket to catch fish only to ond w ith four each . . Aleiiu ami Indira h it only nn« each, Further comparison shows that this year's d u b is 111 points ahead also added a Daytona Beach horn fashioned, -ingle urtlnn fly reel, let lim n -pall,—better It Is not to catch them a t all, nr al lea*l n l last year's tram In aggregate bulling averages . . . . The Hluee «r. «ll it spliI bamboo riel. However, hit .‘3110 as a team, while thin ycai's d u n is h ittin g .3711. Jacksonville Beach got good left Ihe gin. i rod has much lo recom­ to return tlirtn alive to the water WHI'H'x outdoors commentator W ith the season but I f games old. not counting lust n ig h ts handed pitching from Rob Kltrhi-u mend il in -n il water. The m nlltgame w ith Orlando, Hanford has swiped t'H bases, compared to tho HI and comparable P-ft handed hat p llra tln ii fly reel (;»% to I gear ( Haiusnla) invites (Ills column to ciime mi over to Hurasntn fo r the liilfc rrd by the lllues fo r the entire season nl 11)68 . . . . Hanford has ting (rom Hobby Trum p Kitchen, an excellent chance of shattering the old Florida Htate League re­ a rookie, gave Lakeland eight hit* ratio foi (n-t retrieving o f the tnrpnn tournament and lo “ plan liner luiroll'llits appeiiranre cord set hy the 11)37 (ialnesville ti Men . . . . In that season (iuines- hut kept them spared '•n being a guest on my radio fl» li^ Trum p v 11It- recorded 313 thefts, a mark that has weathered 11 FBI. cam­ drove In three run* w llh a pair of ami look- like n good bet A good log program ." The list o f prlxe™ many fly rod experts always have paigns . . . . Hanford has been avemging exactly two thefts per con­ doubles. n rid - tournament Is -o tempting favored the automatic reel which test, which if projected through the I III games season would give Ernie Palm ieri p llr h i.l Ihe San lin« much to recommend It. And •hat any one who possibly ran the Cardinals tne astronomical total -d 3HII, oi 07 more. w ill w I di to tr y his luck. Herb ford Cardinals In th e ir third vie- ! A * * * * lory In a row, doling nut seven h it- It Is always sport to catch n flrh Sjnlnrider, ’ Whd send* the In vlt* Don D rt|uharl, veleran Leesburg pitcher and Hanford nemrxlu, on a flv iml, that's foi ante to Orlando, striking not nine ami •Inn w ill 's a column for the Har* has hern sold to Ihe trip le A Indianapolis farm d u ll uf the Cleve­ SUM M ER-TIM E brings back -oln HHEK/.E as well as handling walking nobody. Tony Bnrnue jrnl land Indians In Ih r Am erlran tsam latlnn . . . The l.a krrs re­ four straight hits for Hanford, in the -m ail I" hi Is foi ocean fishing, outdoor* subjects fnt WBI'H. ceived a badly needed bundles nf cash and tw o lim ited service eluding one In open a four run with settled summer weather ami Thanks, Viking UJolander. performers . . . . The tw o player- Involved In Ihe deal are Hay a smooth ocean, and w llh very hurst In the fifth inning. S'nr him, pitcher, and Pruett Ihe ratchet. tittle snrl most days, you'll see I lei.Mud's weak h ittin g attack nmy have picked up (hat added more and more o f the 13 font chii h itle r to hack up Ihe lla v Dunne la-k Carle one-two punch in ac boats mu on the old A tlantic, ( I d l­ Bv The Associated Press rpiiring re n te rfid d rr Hector Fkberlle . . A ll the flydiaaeia did was ing The boat-men who take this blast four consecutive singles In foot appeal antes last Sunday night V"ry -putting method of angling against Leesburg. FT WAYNE, ind '/D~A gale of MONDAY'S FIOIeTR Du ev.-iythliig from -n ilfis li In BROOKLYN, N, Y .—Flovd I’ al grouper end reel fish are, )i |- at least 313,000 w n expected for While many rumors dreulnte thim ighout the snason at least non lersnn, W VV Brooklyn atnwned Chuck Davey's 10 round fight wllh has materialised . . . . The Haofnid Cardinals have shaken the team Cordon Wallace, IM lk , Branlford, tine, taking a chance. Ilo l Iasi Knmtny Maximum tonight on *n summer thoiinioils o f them did It. up w ithin (he past week In holster the current firs t division drive In O n t, 3. Palm Beach ia the v rry renter of other clim b toward a welterweight the In itia l h a lf and iirrp u re fo r the pennant In the second h a lf o f the HOLYOKE, Mass.—Jo-o n nmnv tills boating a ctivity, probably be lllle bout. season............ lin i Melds, Card gem-tal manager, says th a t the club 12914, Puerto Rico, outpointed THn The Ft. Wayne A th kttir Com­ came ‘ he G illf Stream i t only - t ill m ud- tn polish He pitching attack br*forc Hanford can he real Valles I29H N-’ V York. 8 almiif a rnll— o ff shore llieitr, at mission reported a n*«*r sellout nl contenders fo r the sscoml h a lf flag NEW ORLEANS. La. Baloh limes which meant |lm l when the the I0.7M seals In the new Allen la th " big shuffle. Sanford snjulred a big firs t baseman Dimaa. I38M. New Orleans. atnnn»d <ea Is -month a small (mat ran County Memorial Coliseum for Ft. ruen. then optioned Mm In Vadalla along w ith flaahy t’ele (T otal Marlines, 139%. Block m il fo r anything In the pte*n Wayne's firs t prnlcRxiomri boxing . / n i l ! Benedict, Lou fixVy ___ ., bonus ,,-,.Ja ifir s t baseman ___J-----------_ .re*. dinw in six years. ' ' ' M (on. C a lif. 6 , George Dc Ray on Worth Avenue, off |ha h|gh achgnl tampus, arrived fast night '. ', 1. It w ill be Davey's in ro n tp m CHICAGO. III. — Oenrse Berry. near the ocean, h one o f the shrrart was returned lo Wlnatnn-Halem and M urray 117 G afy. Ind,. oulnolnted Benny greatest imnalri.s for (hi- method bout since he lost a lllle bin i-Rsmlnnle-------Blue (linger handed Ma hla nutrlfehl n u tr lfh l release ger waa handetl Byrd. «»-Hs...----against Kid Gavllan In C lilcigo Uhl. 138 Rt C a lh rrin e V not. 8 of fishing Ii, the world today,-Urhell waa, argillred as Byrtl'a replace. . . In addition W aller BAN FRANCISCO - Eddie Cha ami op to now none o f hla fish ­ last February by a TKO In the men! on the mound. ve«, 13814 San Jose. C * ll f , slnnrr-d ermen has drowned. From Vcro 10th round A vlcln ry would pul As If this wasn’t enough, tho Curds are reported preparing for Armnnd Savnle. t.13, Montreal, 9 i Davcy In position to tackle B illy Beach sooth on down Into the Graham, lop contender for the the transfer o f hard h ittin g Hob Wagner to another Ht. tuiuis Cardinal BUTTE. Mon!.—Basil Msrle. INI Keys Is (lie t r r ilt n r y best suited welterweight crown farm club to pave the roturn -if Dunn to the outfield In order that Philadelphia, oulnolnted Doug K ir Iteeueflct can assiiom lha regular flra l base chores hy. 135, San Francisco. Ill I'alrnlxrl i 'i '• Roxintr R s lriu d y hero Installed, Mis. Kupl mid. The track, used d u r­ Quarter Horses To1have ing the w inter mouths as a tra in ­ ing ground- for standard bred Compete In Races horses, lr In excellent condition At A zalea Course sheIt edilrd. was at Atalea D riving Park that Sharpe Note, winner o f the 1063 ilamldetonlan, trained. D ur­ ing the spring the life story of Hharpr Note and his trainer and driver, HI Hldvely, was (limed fo r nation-wide television programs. CASSELBERRY—Q uerler h-rsa racing fans o f Central Florida w ill have the opportunity o f seeing the hang-lells In ectlnn on June 38, when horsemen reiiresenllng ihe Florida Cattlemens Association w ill open at Asalru D rivin g Park In 1933 Grover Cleveland A lex­ hern. The firs t day'* racing w ill upon ander tiHched 63 Innings for the Chicago Cubs before Issuing his on that date ami racing w ill con­ tinue each Sunday afternoon dur­ firs t walk o f the season. ing July and August, It was an­ nounced hy Mrs. Stanley Kupi wbu, w ith her husband own and operate the Asalea D riving Park and l,°dge. Representatives of the associa­ tion completed plans fo r Ih r oieet a t the lodge last weekend. Mrs. Kupl also stated that the associa­ tion entered Into a three-year contrast to hold spring and fa ll race merts at the Casselberry track. Heveil counties were represented at the urganlaatlonal meeting and stated that more would be addad tn the In itia l number. Those In­ cluded lire: Hemlnole, Orange, lh ceola. Lake, Brevard, Folk and Hlltaboruugh. I t Is expected that a t least 3,000 race tana w ill be preaent on opening day, Thoae attending the meeting werei Joseph Prleat, president, 8L Cloud l J> T. Rice, treasurer and V. Hchult, asecratary, and E. Grove o f Melbourne and K. H tory o f Ht. Cloud. D uring the past two weeks the grandstand haa been In proceaa o f repair and two atartlng gate* IN Chuck Davcy Rattles Ham MuHtrcam Tonify The lorgest amount rvm re reived for n fig h t by a contestant was *000.446 hv Gene To«n»v fm Ms Chicago fig h t w ith Jack Demp­ sey. _______________ The record fo r knockdown* In a fig h t occurred A p ril 17. IW)7 at Pari*. Franre. Joe Jeanette was down 37 times and Bam MeV«y t l . Jeanette won In th# 49th round when McVey null. We* Westrum of the G iant* set an International League reenrd In 1040 by h ittin g five grand slam homer*. Y#t he played In only 61 game*. He was called by the Giants In mldseaann. STULL FARM SUPPLY 110 WEST SECOND SHEET Now In New Down Town Location At The Checker Board Sign Opening f VC 4-7-5 " HOLLER MOTOR SALES 1! 111 B A flIB A IA SCHEDULE CARDINAL* THIS WEEK Game Tonight Hiplih Mllchetl Olhsra Telal- Sanford a t Orlande H im Wednesday Gaaa Wedaeaday Lakeland at BAN FORD is u rs a i Gaia* Thursday t Lake Sanford atJLakaland Gama ia Friday R Softball i"Ar. S , ' t -s v l & S , T h a t ’i H f h i . M a n y d a iry m a n m II a n a s tra 29 g a llo n s o f m i lk each lim a th e y feed a n a 2 5 *lb . bag o f N u r a ln a C h o w o n th e P u r in a P la n . N u r s in g C h o w a n d C a lf S ta rttn a gfva y o u r calyaa g goo d c h a n c a to d a v a lo p a a rly In t o p a y in g m ltk a ra . SanfordI at a t Laeabnrg Leesburi A n d K a ra '* th a p a y o ff— th o coat o f N u n l n g C h o w a n d C a lf S ta rta n a to g a th a r ru n s l a u th a n h a l f th a w aual c o m o f th e m i l k th e y re p la c e ! H S A N FO R D Yaa» tn a ra 1* a n o w w a y to n l t a cidvaa. L o t's ta lk I t r~ J5 .m ll I * M evening m I The SPORTS REGISTER ;! j i[{ ! Tie For You Ara Cordially Invited To Attend Tha Schooling Recta Official Seaacn Bagina �•T » K THE IF YOU DON 1 © It ? i i f i i t * four Buford Herald, City Delivery, by 7:M P. M.. please rati J e r a ld W FA lH fcK l ull uAitli purihni, nn.silv cloudy MmHi |Mir1liin. I .nr a) showers likeIv In southeast anil extreme south portion IhrnuKh Thursday. YELLOW CAB 1(14 AN IN D E P E N D E N T IU H .V X K W glM P E H VOLUME X I.IV Indictments Bnsed On Charges Of Lying Kiwanians Given Elizabeth Calls Awards As Mark On Poorer Class Of Attendance In First Visits P M V, kk "art , 1 ... ■u*,Bb"r „■ . , The xlx perjury Indictm ent* grew out of testimony relating to various Incidents of te rro r and violence In tin* western pur! of Orange County near Apopka Chou per Ticket» Are Seen For Broadway v# NEW YOHK tAo—TTv- Broadway theater, along with playgoer*, may he on the threshold nf a new era of cheapc; tickets, permission to smoke and a chance to buy u drink. The City Council yesterday passed 22 laws designed to en­ courage the legitim ate stage, chief­ ly by attempting to attract capital for new theater*. The law* cover amendments to the city building code. One provision would allow con structlon of theater* w ithin office building* or apartment house* thus opening up a chance fo r added revenue for building owners and lower rentals fee theater managers Most showhousrx now occupy entire individual buildings Relaxed smoking regulations and rinlsxion to sell lUpmr are among e other laws. Some Ihcater nten believe thr-se measures w ill attract larger in alienees and an additional snurre of Income. The measures taken together, stage Industry people *ay, may lead to a rt si net Ion In the |w lre of ticket* K 2 Escaped Convicts From I)el«and Seized Two half starved escaped con Viet* from Del-and Slate Knud Camp 43 were *eiied without trou­ ble lids morning by local police. They are Kay Kennedy, 22 Greensboro, N. C., and Joseph .Carr, 22, rhlladclphia, l*a. Tlicv were found walking along Seminole boulevard beside Lake Monroe headed toward Defend. They said they had not eaten *lnre Saturday nlgnt when they fled with *cven other*. The capture reduced the num­ ber Mill at large tu two. Two sur­ rendered voluntarily S u n d a y morning, another wax captured Monday and two more w«ro re­ taken near Cross (tty Tuesday. SWIM CLASS SLATED The Bed Crust adult awimmlng rlaxs, tentatively scheduled to ■tart June 10, ha* bean postponed until a later data, Mr*. Velma Gonialet, executive aarrelary, an­ nounced today. Weather .Low Wgh^ Preclp. Asheville S Maw w* ■ales Oman* Hew York Seattle 5 8 S .m fn n f 1 I i< ) iitln r \ \*u> p i* f i l l s «l v* i l l i .i .11 \ c a l |»* i !« t «t h fiJ.H li l t a i l ,M P u | u V ' lliri lm . 1.1 f tm K i u . i n i ' i ( 11! i <I I lit i. i if « b lit It' \ 1 i Hbvr aw ard-m ade ii.m in iH t* \ \ d «<>ll a tt.-o .la m In v h .in m u n n o l i nl. 1 r. U M l Ill v e i l M a 'k > W O '!" Ih v ! l i n o i ,.. i • 1 • •’i v l i l v f j i t s II 11 ' . 1 It L H p r i l l 14 1 481*1 1 \ ‘' i i i i t l i 1, M ,n L r . N 1111**8 11(t|f 1 tl v \ i i ( Jiilll.'*o|| I'li.u .i Last Thursday n lxh l the E lk - lotdrtr Nn. 1211 honored II* s e lle r mi-mlii-r* of 23 years nr iii.iit- ..ill. chicken •idau dlom-r. I l l * It. id d lim rr* an-, left to rig h t, C II lle m irtt. » in k- IM c rhriiiik, tY i I Liam Jameson. Juou-« S i»w ari, Hot W illiam s. H itrrt Kml. ll, o , H rrm lon, lt.it I Illi*. M. I. I'nli-lt, F ru r-t lion* Bids Await Okay holder. W illiam " al-mr, Vrlhm -miih, ' . i n •-I I , M .io .it- IIim *. Itn lp h Walt-i* nod lb-mi nn ••unli-r. i- h a ib - r m .- m l.i-r* u l ■•■In* I .-i.nanlt. Vitluir .........■••■•■.I. 'I. W itli.im l»U . V•••* • II .iii.t 'I. rlt«- lo .-.it 1.+-I ■» - i n . I. .. ..* II..« b -* in. 11. i.u- fn . m .<l in l '* l ' Catcavajo Will Present Initial On Forest City, Defense Department Is Told There Longwood Road Is No Safety Against Atomic Attack Industry Report ™ Till- Stuto is scheduled to ar ri'p l a bid on June JO for Hie r»..<i from l.oiigwtKMl lo Forest City by ttay of Sfinliindn Stirlngs. Com missioner f) li* Fm ir.ikre fold r*>iCounty Commission ut their rrg ul:■r meellng yesierday The Commission was ............. -.1 yesterday by Mrs. Inei Mete Util, tlevelojK<r of M eredllli Man ■r on Luke Hrunlley. w ilh llie pm i*.sul the County use It* ouuip menl lo move royal palms w hirl. Hue the present road tu the edge if the right of way In order retain u semblance of the present majestic drive. In the preparations for turning n r a 100-foot right-nf way lo the .WlmiTSKwII *he road north from Forest c ity to l.ake llruntley is mandatory Mrs. Meredith also uskeil if Hie County would tie Interested to ■in n in g 2f] ol Hie putins to line the entrance of the development ,1 she paid the lost However, the Commission was reluctant In make use of Count' •rpiipment for the tub since there ire so many other pressing mat ters In connection with Improve merit of roads lo lie considered. T ie palm * were planted by f.r V. W Estes when lie owned the estate on both shies of Hie road Later he sold the properly to fohn T lrd lk e wlm Massed it along to Ills son upon Ills dealli The Foxgute plunt was permitted In lake all of the trees they eiiiild use, lint U2 still rem ain In other afternoon business, the ,‘utnmlsslon paid with no ronim rnl a b ill front the sheriff's rfflcc rovering Hie numlli of May 'or ia.<l32.5U. Still hanging is the Anri) h ill, the v u li.lily ol which w ill be determined l>v court ac­ tion Clerk O. I* Herndon rend n om m uuicalioii from Attorney D r­ iest Houxlmldrr addressed to the Legislative delegation In which lie juifnted out his dissatisfaction over that group's refusal to act on Hie repealing or n m rn iliiig legislature preventing County taverns from selling beer nr whisky after m id ­ night. M r. Hnuxholder represents the Seminole Lhpior Healers A t socialinn. Commissioners voted to pur■hnso twn fire extinguishers for he County Jail from Hugh TIIIK md also requested that lie re■barge extinguisher* at the Comity Home a* necessary In it* final ilem of business, the Board decided tu shorten the tim e necessary tn act on Hie filin g of plats. In the future, plats w ill be held front one meeting to the next Instead nf adhering to an in ­ terval n f 30 days Attendance In Urged At Meeting Tonight Mayor Randall Chase today urg­ ed all raxldanti and taxpayers In­ terested In the proposed sewerage program to attend tonight's meet­ ing at the Seminole County Court House which starts at 8:00 o'clock. Dr. Abel Wolman of John Hopkina University will present his re­ port al the session, lie was hired and Is being paid by Engineer Ro­ bert M. Angas, who Is planning the City's sewrr and water expansion program, Rrareeentalives from the U. S. Public Health Service and the proposed round table discussion. Tna meeting at 8:no o’clock will be preceded by a supper at 8 s30 o'clock at the Yacht club attend­ ed by the visiting and loeal offi­ cials. NOTKIC TO VKTKiANN •••••■ i, ■•-■■.••il Tom im f*. B, ..m Doen. assistant state service officer, will be in Sanford tomorrow at the County Service Office at 9:00 i n . to assist vet­ erans It^problems within the scope Pterin* Administration. “ ''lA :■ : .r.' sanctuary Its ELTON < \t l ‘AV WASHINGTON T \n ailviMiry <-<11111111111-' of imluHrinl and *> icn tific leader* told the Defense He part incut !inlay that 'in lh.' light uf *1-rn tact-" Here can lie no safely against atooue attack fm Hie Hutted Slates The coiomilti-.-. headed Itv M I Kelly, piesidenl of Hell Telephone Laboratories, was appointed la*t D 'cem her to study Hie |>roblems of defense of the North American con tlncat against atomic attaek The Defense Department rush-d out a summ ary of the committee * report this morning, an hour helm • A ir Gen Ifnyl vanditiberg was srhedulrd to appear liefore a con gressioual committee lor .pieslbmitig as In whether tin- budget cut buck* proposed by tin- adm inistra­ tion would set back Ho- A ir F o u -f'* I'xpanslon program In its summary tin' m n in u lto r .'Oinnieotril that “ The Soviet I'rilon is m d lla rllj capable t.«la> of a surprise Iillin 'k ill Hie l oltml Stales which could cause large loss of Ills' and inaptr propi-ily damage and possildy triiip u r.irily lessen Hk1 capuhillly <>1 Hie II s to support a inujnr w ar effort On that ground the ri.m m llle e argued for speedy ilex <Inpmenl of "a lo n iic offensive ca p a b ility" as a Total for lltc G S 0 fund drive reached I he IKU M2 mark today, according to 'Irs Camilla Hriiee, treasurer S i'ts two dull -i* <>l that amount had tieen re c e iin l In one dollar donations by elieek as the result of a plan adopted by the F lorlila Stale Bank and tin' San ford A tlantic National Hank Tile two banks enclosed blank checks made mil l<> Hie l 1SO In innnllily statements The cheeks for the amount nf a iln lln r needed only individual signatures IleeaiiM' the Florlila Slide llauk mailed out its statements lust Friday, 451 out of (he Ri2 col­ lected have tieen obtained from action by lhal hunk. The Sanford A llu n lic National Hank sent out its monthly stnlemi'idH Monday. Mrs. IJriiee praised the efforts of W illis Peacock, rnxhier al the Stale llauk, wlm m d ivb liiiilly bail Batten 2ti people to send III dona nils, fin a l for the drive is $ 1, 120. ,r I.- i*it t ,it’» i !*>, 11»i ili-1 Trent i i t aif l t l i h ■ m lil t ' i • i *1 \ t Along that lim- th. ii’i.ort said1 i l k I l k It i 1I ll 'l l Lx U l ! ' I' \ l f H "Kmphasi/mg that all military . * i • n l It III if t ( fit flit' S.tnft ill III m -asures must lie a**nyed mil »l 91 i * I IU i »l In in.tkf ti >lu.tl only as to then value in tiie event I Hit- i j l t l ll 1r >,t 1 | hvw.*stlnli l l i ' »' of war Iml also a* lo llieir valm <i ■k9•a| il1 .11i*1 *.t I I LI lh lit' 1 m i n i \ it Jl m deterring war. Hit i nmmltl ■< i m u s t*i b 11 111j i I it ,i | i | * f n pnlnled out the importance of con I » .bill i\ i lie i • i» lit n il'll i illlllril lievi-lopll'-lit ol .. powerful It t if M ill i • m * ii 11 Ml III* It. S atomic oifensne capability, ‘Vi" HUM till • i .i. t i if k reusimnlilv inviilnrratde in the I" VVlIkHUli A i'frtlu t* : I I itiu l attack, as a vital, major pa il t 1 .IH V live V V .41 \l.itill 11 11.. o t l . l t . .4 Ikl} 11*4" u 1 il A lv a 1 • o ltm " >■v 1 Itti'l S M i i .( Im l it'lil .l U 't I 1' ' t*#iI ■ I L»i huu I! • t . ilLiu « t , I , \ shm lu'l * • »* K t .nit .tiul A I V\ih$»u Hu rt \ r n ■*! l *<i r r > l Mi *‘ kt i n l ' i * ' ^ M m i »sun, m ill I i t tl M ti " H i " . . \8M rv AiI I mii l ir i 'i 'i .1 ♦i \\ m >|. H i ,i n 1 l r | (,iri ts*hi i $;. 4lt Hsfl n th \l* I l lln p l'l 1 I <it VV i ll i m i * I* \\ II S l l' ll l| » 4 ' l l il t' s i l r) I l‘ *tf"l **ni l» 'V i ' iit"i i »u>•i i M 4III f 1*1 fl < « 1 . it i I» M l It I l u n l It h i *! f t * 4*1 f Ml H* tin* | l'i tphHM 444ill tt 11H* t m il" bn i *1 Ihitsiriiin i tm l« \i m t Mil WJilt | <( I'NpIlfi t| II IIf I*k'l it M1 *JMr )| t i || s .i m l uth*VktT l'i t* h ltiif bill 11iki Hl m!*• Hi.tin i * f « .i t i l t tl i h *111I* V r ill ( 'II I \.tiu y t " ■* i I I'M) 20.1 i .i di uml N.nu ' « n L jool.-i'll.in is imalt.im.'blc anil anv case coinpleti'ly mipraem eroMeiiticall) ami lei hnlcalK the face of oxpi-Tcd uitvail" potentially hostile offensive < mlilics In the light ol si.-rii i the eommiltee ent|ihasire <1 i1 <i there can lie no safi-ly in tic ic age shnrl of Hie eliminatioi, war’ ' Frances "H unts'' Moor, font's 2U year-old blonde bwlm placed Hurd m the Mi I Ida I'ageunt al Davlona ami < l-i I second place honors al it" 1 cent W ateriiii'lon l-'e-dival in I' •uirg, w ill uguln Iu- -.|m.iis .u . i • Hie Seminole l oimlv .lim ioi < > ber of r.im n u -rci' m ncsl e . - 1 Fiesta of Five i lags at Pen ■■ President C liff Aides aiim-o today. 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Iu M in fit la’il fhv Il li if .ilhivvvd | h» -'Liml “ will lltrilit; ihi a nvihva nf bifiihk tl r xju’t i nit-uis ftrd wkit hv pittilmdiw «.! in* /.md hi (hi* piihliv and a« tuallv h.n nihil and poiNihly ifvslruidivt* io Miv home luvinn linh'sliv that his prohlvd im well niiih'i iiuiff f ihit r.'ipiln I lotI *’ i Ilf .1111Ifit Ihv fa<e t in I Jillnr<l t u i v t i p a r i h / c M i l l e v c n p v It g e t s • rotu hoi - . .. in,.lr .im o n n to .l I . . $c.n i m i o f o r c o . b o l t li - r i j c o o n tI s l o I .c.i'ini |.|.iv o !7 S5J 5(11 i i l l l l l i b l l t l o l i 1.1 jiicc i i r o g r o m UnitH Sold At Slate Market Show Jump .■‘ •..WYf I VI I Ml \ss| I It;11V .Ml* xti.i nf itic HtHif rnei* (rack iff lii.m hill via* up hi»M hv flu* I hiritla sviiulv liy a 27 7 * ih* nu* VpuatvN lot** nit' »in n Ih-.* 1 » \m *n* r Mm «m I ' iLvth pi.-M*nf l.i . .iiu ti l i \ i I hah mli II >: i\ ..m i stniliM wi*iii » Ml-iiiil Hu in t i i \ i » i t .m him dates m hi t*>»* md ?■* I i \ i h v r (iV o p h ! ' l 1 - |'i Ts il' 111hi ** i rt 11"i li'iu .v i ii r km > MMI k11 s I .I ’ .lix m i r i ih,»j.nN m L iv i I'h,i* I In un ■ Summer School Is Slated For Ohililifit Individual Inslruclinn fm < dents In grades one llirmu:b ' 1 al the Soiilli.siile P rim ary ■■>' !■ 1 w ill be given beginning JiO" and c id in g July HI, si-Iiim.) ‘ it d a is a-mminred today Onr hour lessons w ill cosi p 1 a week puyahle In advance < << i< Produce unit fru il sold at the week. Cl a sues are lim ited. Those interested shmilil - di Hanford Klule F a rm e r*’ Market during Muy showed un Increase in either Miss Zillah Welsh, tel -'•» or Mrs. Cldoris Davis, Id i f ' l unit* amounting lo I8,0ti3 and u valuation decrease of |5H,5tW 35 before June 111 Mis* Wd*b ■ill compared In lust year The figure* li'uch firs t and hccdiiiI grade <>< were released today liy Manager lects, arid Mrs. Davis w ill m struct youngsters In the thud <>"1 Handy Anderson. Corn led the Hat with Kb.351 milts fourth grade*. sold ut ii value ol $231,rail.31, while Z IM M E R M A N TO HPI \K celery (pnscall ranked next with The Rev. II Lyttlotnn Zone"-' ■ total of 27,7tui m ills bringing 180,128.80, uud peppers were llilr il, man, Rector of the ]{>>)> totalling ID.b'iH units for $40,550 KU. Episcopal Church rtf Hunfor.l wilt lie the guest speaker al tbc J.m lor C huiulier of Coin merer- bin. I. PEHSISTDNT EIRE A nerslxlenl sawdust and trash eon at the Yacht Club tomorrow. fire kept Citv Firemen busy for It wu* annmmcrti lotlay try .L.u .-.an hour and a half before Hie ('resident C liff Abiev, n.c Hm w ill stienk oo " i l.n t blare was finally extinguished In ......... . back of the Dnlfeil Lumber Com­ Ian CHiienshfp". pany, Eighth .Street and Maple Avenue, yesterday nleniigm, II H A IM IR H A R R E H T tl* wa* reported today by Assistant City Police arrertleil Hirer- ol nr* from the Hanford N . ' d Fire Chief H. T. Timm tut. A u xiliary A ir Mtolton on separaie countx rtf disorderly Condml as ANIMALH TDHTEI) E O lT HOUND Represent olives uf Ihu Empire tbo result o f a street brawl on Studio nf Orlando spent yesterday East F irs t 8lre e t last Mm.rlay ■I the Hanford Zoo making sound night, it wa» revealed today by tests of animals iireparaiory In Police Chief Roy W illiams. I bo returning during July to make hrae aaliore were released on three-dimensional moving pic­ ndivldual $17 bonds as paid by tures. According to City c]ork IL the Shore Patrol. The three sail* N. Hayer, the group was well sat- ora were Harold K. Wells, ( ubio L Roberts sod M ic iu e l CanUTiim. lifted with tha results, B n i ■>,' Hialeah Will Ketaiii F a tort* (I Position -I I Illi V* I m ll All Ilf i t ,h < mu' Pu 141 i'f • I .tl i fi ti #t I fill I fit'll * UmL* t" •4 Miid illil I M'H I j'l" ■i Im * s t s lh# I \\ i * nl i« 11 il .i ii> i h*' iv I lit t Mlipll t i t' * if t 1 *mi H« ’ t in im rim hi \\ liii li IV t i l I I I M ill"si ItMhMl Ml n . u I f -('ll t lt|l I 111 I s, * i u **»i " n t h tlu n iM -: l l u I'lt i *.n * I 1 1 . 1 1 p ti* i iu itd m il .i ^ i i t u tfi Tftv iim n. x ul Ut • |ji!| I I I M ill h i I M l .1 It* .III Sl'tl i tilljJlH, lilll .1It.| s.st ■ D t'lti'l* \t Pel t (* i \ n t MTuM i I i i " i i l l , it k l 't l tu.urn «fl lhal ni’Nl work's h h t I iiu : |H>!Min.d ftivuil of Mi « ;»11>*H •iilil thi- “ Lit » Ilf >!\ rti'rk til I'HIMH') " i l l h r t lir t iliu ! b y l**in mil hm nu^li inil '‘4'U.tb'l “ Pin jJi'Voi ii.ii find i 'iiuil f*y I hr «,Ml*i ll * ii.Mi iiistii the* nuri *«lh • e**tn nl (lint ihi* 1 iiLtkniii iih di-. i dmi and had sinihiid llrdmiH htilii'i* ,f i M t r r ii. t i \ In*. iNiiitM iu N.tlihiril lit o v .t a ll defense s v s lrm iiirinlMTR *f till* In iiiNlrii'N I n t "The enmmitlee urged the cvea lUNtrl.tl Ib n rd '*it*ilnr»l L i i I iimI ik lien also of a con II lien I ill air de •vir u m l 1I m * i f i t l i i ^ l r b i l r f i n i n l l i ('’•l'i; ny.%,rw nnl^ b," ; ,r t ,i me t . ................ " J! r\ | I *?lil11|1M W1IN i j d r t ' d i l i v d ilN which is assured under oresent i l l * 11*1 tli# > t . . u > n 11it* K*m f ‘lull r v iir i^ i’id.iiiV)' whilv programs. In till* connection f * tn vr uhu ifKvr I'dli'ilN lliHiulurfd hv K*t cim inllttee espresxrd <• o n e <- r ” 1 ’ it V c T u n n t T about the recenl publte advm-aej III'* II i M $ I l l ’l l I • ,J it ih I A ll 11"-ii i , i h f in* 11h I i u I I h d i v r i f .lids' fph^in It it. Ml lb. .1 i l . I t ' l l si t'll If) nl a program w lio li would put l i l t I i m I m A l i.t l Ut L l ilt III I i f I f III • u i m I I I v i l I ' v i k i l l ' s , S j i f i b i d M i l i d M ill* V I N. S j l I U I »* " I l l i i "»h • •• K poriedl) give nearly perfect |r> Ul i;t tl Its I t .■11ili t • t»H .ill pi 4* xj * uiiv dlv iiuti I p I 4 N n I" • teclmn ugaiiisl air attacks Mu f h ' f ft " I V .r l'i *n**- Inl . d i u l H t -d * .ti lt} ) If *H k» • Vf l cumimttPf- h Id lhal a* far a- <i" .(list l . f III* i M il t! If I ' I. I HIM.Ill it1 now lie foreseen, anv such le<<i il IU t.nl It. I Li »i i I- it • I III ’ i) I o f flit- Francos Monro To I!*■ Campaign For CSO Contost ( lid i11ft t <• Ut*aclu*s $1TI Mark • •oaf'febi* , No Governor’s Veto Of Track Rotation Bill Is Upheld By Senate Orange County Klansmen Are ,4Cited By Jury WASHINGTON '* - T h e Justice Department announced today a Miam i, Fla., urnnd Ju*y baa Indict rd nix persona, five of Ihrm Identi­ fied ax Klanxtnen. on charges of te lyltiK under natti during an In v td igallon of racial Irrro rU in The department said a seventh man wax Indicted nn charges n( making false statements in an up lication for u Jolt ul the Orlando, la . a ir base A ll seven were residents of Or anjie County, F lorida, wince u aeries of violences oeeurred In I'Ji9 and I MO. The urnnd Jury began hearing testimony in rrrin iie r. I M2, and w Indicted four persons last Herein t>jr, charging one with perjury and the other three with making false siateniimlx. The Jitsliee Department said the Investiitntlnn is continuing Those it re;metrd were in d ic t’d on perjury charge* today, and the department's Idontifleailon of them: W illiam J Itogur, M, Apopka Fla . head of the Klokan committee A of the Apopka Klavern In 4940 anti exalted cyclops of the same Klav t-rn In 1930. T. J MeMennamy, 25. Apopka a member of the Apopka Klavern itoberl L Judah, ID, Winter Harden. Fla a member of Hie Wlntc. Garden Klavern Harvey S Heixnr:-, about nn, Anonka. who was exnlli-.l cyclops of the Apopka Klavern In 105*. Emmet \ l . Hart, about .10. a member of the Apopka Klavern Ernest Glen M orion, about 25 Apopka In addition, the department said Kunon Smith Manning. SO. Orlando was Indicted on twn charges of making false statements in rnnittc tuni w ith hi* application In I0.M for a Job at tire Orlando a ir hasp Manning allegedly *ald in his application lie had never been con vfeted and wa» not a member o' the Ku Klux Klan. The Indictment cha rgt'i he had been convicted o* C tutsy-larceny on a number nf tie .'--m in te d Press l.eiise W ire SANFUIUV FLO RIDA WEDNESDAY Jl'N F . .1. lO.'i.T E a t a b l U v d 11)08 II,c o l.l o assi st In Miami, i inl(- t i r n r.csiilciii Jollies Oonii -onl tie is illsapInitiii... I at Md ..rtv’s .i,f ton bill Iiiis ii T given oj» Meo.ls of other track- had iio coiiunriil. or could md In- r -ached In (ilhor action (im McCarty signed mi,i low hill, creating a new Sf.li.. I.is,.si,,.T, Hoard to which tie cun moke oil aoooi'dments, making llu- ili-alli |ienally linssitdc for ii.rM.iis guilty of si'tlmg nai'colics I., nnnnrs and ex eni|)ling furmois and cominercial lishcrmc/i from j>ts11 ol ||n- state gasoline tax A bill In abolish the fee system lor Maying nullify officers' salaries dli'.l in tile lluose uftur its chief 11 oiiiiiiii.-.l mi Four I DK.WVHRItttii: Ol'ENS Un- Atlantic I'oiisl I .Ini’ "oil road drawbridge over SI John* River, Just nlli of I'olaika, Flor­ ida, is now o|n'n to river traffic, I- A. Amlerson. acting Mip*'rint.-ixi.-llt. aim.iimcc.l Indav. Movie Time Tuble lime In one of the more dramatic sod emotlon-rhararil momentN nf the coronalf.m rrrriuunr In Westmlnater Abbey, London, i'rince I'hlllp, Duke of Edinburg, knreU before Ids wife, t)ueen Ellrabelh II. I« solomnly pledge hU alkalance. Rcoorlrrs noted that i'rinre I'hilin rliNiu'd his wire* hands •«garly during the paying of homage ceremony. ( International Radiophoto) "T he Stars Are SlnginK" 3:1’4 - 6:08 - 7:12 - Ifild M O V IK I. ' N i l The Sturv t* f Robin Jlood” Show starts 7:10 A * '-‘;l PijhMtu s.*<fjc#jtit - fjuS? Kt; ______________ ________ __ ' a■ . mi �0 m MfeJLstatill i**?i iRMlidUfrkS'li V-- rp r r n fl *Jv t. TDK SANFORD HERALD Pan* s Wfd, June I, IMS The Sanford Herald 1"*•!oV*•«?♦*r*•i»m»» )euna&^f1-gr«¥>« w la w ta a 1‘e r l l t « . * ■ ■ * ! * • * t » « w . M aaa«t1n X »•■>•• .. iliia a a a a lla r C a trir* M r P a il O t f ir r IH rW k M tT , H I * ' -a -l I k----a t » a a l . r 4 . K la rh laa . ,i*,«l»r lb * Art urab I . 1BT*. a l C aaaraaa Maya l l ' I I . I . A X I I I.. IIK A X • M ila * O O H IIO .b IIK .1 1 ■aalavaa M a a a a * r m i m i H i p r i o i i IIA T ftS C a r ri# * ................... I.iw h . ........ * • M a a lh * ----*■"" S la M a a lh * .........« ........................... 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M l l a a a l a lt lb * l * * a l • * « < a r la H il C u i * a a ia a a a a ** * * w * u a * a il HI*H*lrh*a. only about a halt > iu r out of Wash- Fire Extinguishers ' M a n y h o m u -d trn e h i k e e p n o m c s o rt o f f i r « - f l g h t l n | f e q u ip m e n t on H fth tl to p r d t b c t th e rttS e lvtfs In ttti Hit* fo re s e e n e m e rg e n c y n h o u lri A fiirb b re a k o u t on th o p re tn la e n . H u t a p p a re n tly th e r e a re f i r e c x tln g u ta h o r n o n th e m n r k c t w h ic h In th e m a e lv c n c o n s titu t e h n u n e h o ld h n z n rtta h y en(tn n K e ririK th e h e a lth . I f n o t th e lif e , o f th e in te r. S om e rn o tro |tO rtilu i f i r e a u t h o r it ie s n n n e rt t h a t n iin ia tu r e f i r e u x tiiig u is ,.u r n c o n ta in in g c e rta in h n lo g e n a te d c h e m ic a ls nave been fo u n d to e x p e l jja se s w h ic h have f a t a l e ffe c ts on jreople as w e ll us o n fir e s . In h a la tio n o f th e v a ­ p o rs m a y p ro d u ce a s p h y x ia t io n o r c h ro n ic p o is o n in g w h ic h ca n s e rio u s ly d a m a g e th e liv e n o r o th e r o rg a n s . A " h a lo g e n a te d c h e m ic a l" t o tr a n s la te th o te c h n ic a l speech o f th o s c ie n tis t In to o r d in n r y w o rd s , Is o n e " in t o w h ic h a n y o f th o n e g a tiv e e le m e n ts , flu o r in e , c h lo rin e , io d in e n r b ro m in e ha ve boon In tro d u c e d ." T h e s e " f o r m b in a r y s a lts h y d ir e c t u n io n w it h th o m e ta ls ," In th e hands o f a c h ild , s u c h a f ir e e x t in g u is h e r c o u ld be as d is a s tro u s as a lo a d e d g u n . E v e n th e a v e ra g e a d u lt, u n sch o o le d in th u te c h n iq u e s o f f i r e - f i g h t i n g , m a y fin d th e v a p o rs m o re d a m a g in g th a n th e f i r e . W h ile fir e e x tin g u is h e r s , e s p e c ia lly in r u r a l a re a s , s h o u ld h a v e t h e ir p la ce In th e h o m e , th e p ro s p e c tiv e b u y e r s h o u ld c o n s u lt w it h f i r e a u t h o r it ie s to a v o id p u rc h a s in g e q u ip m e n t o f d u b io u s w o r th , WEbNMHAY JUNK I . i m Traveling Jurist CottgM>u1alions In Ssnlord'f Judy I rvin who Iia i been iw iid fH A s s o c ia te J u s tic e W illia m O, D o u g in s o f tile U n ite d • scholarship to Mount Holyoke .States S u p re m e C o u r t is a n a u t h o r ns w e ll ns j u r i s t . H is College. nnr ol the belt girl's col­ m o s t re c e n t Ix s ik Is c a lle d " N o r t h F ro m M a la y a " a n d c o n ­ leges in the country. ta in s a n a c c o u n t o f h is jo u m o y to S ln g n p n re , th e I ’ h illp nnd Korea. Ft W r ire nl.nl t<> *ee additions I Iillicit, Vietttnm, Hufma,. Fbrmonn A h rcndcrH o f h i* p ro V lm iH h o o ks, " .s tra n g e L a n d * an d contribution* bring tn.ide to the Sanford loo but w r hope the recent F r ie n d ly I ’ e o h le ," n n d ‘ ‘H e y o n d th o H ig h lllm a ln y a H ," k n o w . acquisition ol a mule docsn I mean Jiiittlc'C D o u g la s hnH n ke e n e ye f o r d e ta il a n d a g re a t a f f e c ­ tio n f o r people. M ix h o o kn n ro c a n y to read. In fo r m a tiv e a n d that they -re planning tn open h e lp re n d e rs to g e t a b e tt e r p ic tu r e o f w h a t th e |>oupte In i livery liable down their. f a r o H p ln rcH a re t h i n k i n g a n d d o in g , Frank S.....Leavitt, perhaps Iretter ....... ....... H e pone* s o lu tio n s f o r m a n y o f th e p ro b le m a w h ic h known to followers of the manly i beset th e lambs he v ls ltn . l t js p o s s ib le to d is a g re e w jt h Homo art of modified murder ns "Man o f th o s e s o lu tio n s a n d n t l l l t h o r o u g h ly e n jo y h is IsHiks. A ls o , Mountain Dean, wrestling champ of th o s u g g e s te d s o lu tio n s o f a t h o u g h t f u l o b s e rv e r itro a p t to 20 years ago. died lire other day s e t o th e r good m in d s w o r k in g o n th e p ro b le m s A f t e r n at the age of b ). The paths of w h ile th e s e seeds m a y rip e n In t o f r u i t . ad hut to the grave. glory lesi ____ S il persons were injured in a collision ol vehicles in Maryland which m u lle d in such a tangle that police were unable to free one of the victims. In this age of me­ chanical perfection and ubitpiity, it is Interesting to note drat il re­ mained for an elephant to pull th* vehicles apart, much to the chagrin of the wrecker servire which wasn't there. tw II It o c o iitly rut A m u r leu i i n n d th u H h u r lf f n f N o ttlitfr liu m m o t in rut a rc h u r y c o n te n t in s to r ie d H h o rw o o d F o re s t. T h o tn rg o tn w e re p ln re il on th b la w n s o f th e H h e rw o o d C o m m u n ­ i t y A s s o c ia tio n , w h ic h w o re on ce p a r t o f S h e rw o o d F o re s t, n o th a rc h e r s to o k c u r e fu l u lfn a n d le t th e a rr o w s f l y . H u t th e ta rR e tn re m a in e d u n s c ra tc h e d . T h e c o n te s t w a s a f r ie n d ly one Im tw e e n th e v is it in g m a y o r o f K a n s a s C it y . M is s o u ri, n n d th e S h e r if f o f N o lt ln f f ham . N o one l<x>k th e m a tc h s e rio u s ly h u t so m e h o w w o can im a g in e d e ris iv e I n u u h t c r o f f a m m iK th e g re e n w o o d tre e s o f S h e rw o o d F o re s. F o r i t w a s th r o u g h th e se w oods t h a t H o b ln H ood and h is m e r r fe m e n ro a m e d nnd im nched on th e K in g 's d e e r. T h e S h e r i f f w a s l lo h l n ’s a rc h -e n e m y a n d s o m e , how we c a n 't h e lp fe e lin g t h a t th e o u tla w 's s p i r it s t i l l h o ve rs th e re . I t m u s t h n v o a m u s e d h im to see th e lo w e s ta te to w h ic h a rc h e r y ha s fa llq n In E n g la n d . As finally approved the grneral biennial appropriations bill pro­ vides *H2.lV>2.lflS fur Stale spending during the neat two yean, lids seems like a large amount to some of us since it was not ro as run long ago that th* Stale on about 11 d.(KX),000, hut tlr f slate is growing and there are imfr^iing e I h i u i i I o f d lr e c to p i o f D r II iin ' S n le a m m u ih o B 'C lu b j T• h«« oamandi lot slate enprndilgfea for p ijh N fil h r im UH unl rc a o lu tjA n w h le h T h o N owh I iiiuc h w ill I rw service* like social welfaie, schools, il n w M ( ib je c liv o : " B o I t r« g o lvo « l . t h n i n it tu triie a l and public roadsw l t rtray be lV*l m ,tf0 rdrl V U I f to th d m o a t c o u rtro u H c it y In $342,000,000 it necessary nflw,' 1ho U. S. A . •HI Senator Tall is noi convinced W h y d o o m i't e v e ry c iv ic o r ir n iiiz u tlo ii In to w n m iu ijL th u :tiwi h o loipifv y cun becom e that the UN is the solution to all H titn o n n d n u ik e It u l u li 't g iu tl? H iis m fim ry c____ in fact, n in iH c o u rte a y . M u « h c riu rtim y rn n m n h c th jn I m k to w n m n ro this world**P Vproblems, B H p says, "We miglil as writ forget t n jo y n b ln f o r th o n e in it , m o re lu r in e f o r th o s e p Iu n n lriK to !hr United Nations as fat as the m ove h e re , m o re n t t r n c t lv e f o r v lM lto rs , C o iirtc n v costa Korean war it concerned. I ihink trU h ln u . .vet im y s th o iilu u im t o f u U d lv Iite m ls , A lo t o f .c itie a h n v e th e H lo g in i, " C tn iU o d y is C tm tiiwe should do our best now !■> ne­ e it ti c n tc h c s one, u io le v ittln K n il w h o com so tim w ow ic n c e gotiate this truce, and if we fail, k I ouh . ' I t U . In men let England and our allies in c o n ta c t w it h th o c o n tB fftou a n ca s. — T h e D n lln s N o w s. know that wr at* withdrawing from all further |ieace negotiations By UMHMKLL KAY in Korea". If we can't settle the While residents of r t mnst elites are of fa ir godfather. There are no r lly war in Korra with allies, we doubt lleavy municipal omploycos, no political haggling or if we could settle it without any. staggering Under her taxes and City Fathers tcra E lly Fathora scj-alch council meetings, no city taxes and nn atrkin a lrklq th thee ir Inlel Waverly folks like It that way. I’rincr Philip, llm Duke nf Edin­ the r hc»d* and lect figuring hnw they c*n gel more w averlv la Just a small homey burgh, and husband of the Queen mongy front the taxpayers, the community of friendly, neighborly Pf the town of folks. It lx not ambitious tn heof England, is something pf person fortunate people af L'c pay no rnnw a BIG city. The deputy who ia his own right, beside* being the W *verty In I'p jjt County city laxea at ill fu f or r ...... such. ........... munlclPrince i.'eniort and the First Gentle­ D*1 services * i street lights, gar­ cares for policing the town la also an employ re of the Cooperative. man of the Land, he is also a bage disposal, flro and police pro­ Ife makes few arre|1s fo r Waverly Kltighl of the Most Noble Order nf tection. U a peaceful, law-abiding com ­ 1 know it aoundl like a fa iry munity. th* Curler, a Knight of the Mo * tale, hut nevenhelksa It Is true. From the standpoint of taxes at Ancient and Noble Order of the Ik iltk n ts n f lucky W sVcrly g rt all least Wavorly probably has more Thistle, Field Marshal of the Ulitilh these servlets and tbc cost la In­ tn offer tho Itome.seektv than any Army, a Marshal of the Royal Air cluded la a fla t water b ill of $2.7S other Florida com m unity. Waverly Force, and an Admiral of the Fleet. per month, which also pays for all Growcra Cooperative Is to be eon the water they ca r* to use, in the Aside from that he is a perfect home « ; fo r yard and garden. Tho aratuated on the farsightedness of its management In establishing a nobody, wator b ill alone in moat communlbl* f Ita lia n s >p n tjra m that pays iiaa runs more than Watmriy re- P“ off, Call It a selfish program If you ■ fo r an mun Paul Rickards, |ruh)ic health sldanta pay unlclpal ser- wish, fo r the Cooperative benefit* Inter, writing for the State along with the c ltlie n * and neJih'Iw v trly |* the ho of the Wsv- * » « H <ervaa, but II la worth, ird of Health, sees pollution of eHy Grower* _ and this while for everyone m ncem .'d nnd U k « Monroe at s dangerous health om n liatlo n a at* eervices Uiultratea what can ht> accomplishlame time hatsrd to the people of this ram- to the town an provide! ample many ra­ munity. "A second acute problem Courtesy, m ,.i TOO LATK TO CLASSIFY |jF‘ a I r con from in | the Ctly , h* wiitas, tpurtlly. A g ia lhal of climmaltnf lit* health i supply waa kaiaid and obnoxious aesthetic b ll clt wsleance coodhioni rMulling from VIS the discharge at Mvargl places of at a isttrealad sewage along the lake (tool retaining wall." Tonight Dr. A Woimin of Johns Hopkins Uni­ versity. nlto n noted authority bn thli subject, is eapecktd to mske his report, ^ t a l cornwater prov m aont .W yoming r- fHOME ( loans B Inquire Today I)R. L. T, DOS8 CTIIROFRACTdR HOURS 0 to 12 —r, 2 *fd r» I’ htilir 7B3.10V A tla n tic n lh k B uilding better lift WEST FIRST STREET m ad e w ith b Goody! Here's the bread , i|*VfcV% with butter in it! ed when American free enterprise Joins hands with w orker and neigh­ bor to advance the welfare o f ill, The W averly parking plant, one of the largest and best In the xtalr, welcomes visitors and serve* them orange Julre In th e ir Wcleonw House. An jnterefting lour Is w ill marked which run* around the en­ tire nackine house nn the m e m o Ine floor. Placard* are display,vt explaining each operation. Waverly lose* no opportunity to promote Florida and the F lorida enfu* in­ dustry. ■a,. TO .VC tm iSL,: t > , T H States. He served in Congress h r tome time. He was It « a SoMtbtrn’1 th * bread that** m id * w ith butter! ...... ................«3||.(H) 1050 ditvrolot Sedan Power Drive, Radio, Heater, Special ......... . H 1948 Butck Special Sedan the historf iti k V i , .. r t : - 1 . \ i. 1941 Dodire Coupe, .... 3 Elteaheth USED CARS This is Jefferson Davis' birthday, ffording an opportunity to tut norUltra rstideats.» Davis ■ who ha hnMta in tb* ‘ at tha t y. tan »,tt of tha Conf cab> Franklin Pierce, lltad fo? thirty Jt«a Between tha Bun Aaearkan Chinese to break the arm istice with an attack. Two of th * mslh problem*, If peace talka atari, are these: 1. Do the foreign troops in K o­ rea, those of tnc Chinese and United Nations, stay on? If not, how and when shall they be w ith ­ drawn? 3, Is Korea tn be le ft divided? If so, whr.'c? MANASSAS. V a „ f * - A Washing, ton bound p a iic n g v r train slammed Into a standing freight tra in near this Northern Virginia town today killin g two trainm en Ten passen­ gers were shaken up The engineer and firem an of the Smitharn Railway Diesel pnssen Her engine wore crushed as the locomotive ploughed into the string of freight cars. Freight crewmer In the caboose saw the paswnser (rain In tim e anti jumped to safety, Trapped and killed In the r i b of the Diesel locomotive wsce Lm glnccr George A. Shelhorn and Firem an H. W. Sublet!, both of Alexandria. _ . , The freight was a Chesapeake fc Ohl- brain. No. DU. The CAO use* , u , Souther", 'acks at this point Tin pjssrnger train. No. 30, wa» "Blockade” was Instituted nnd It hcrame imp,,.slide fo r cotton tu he sent to Europe In exchange fo r much 'leaded supplies. Our soldiers were in rngs snd hsre-fnotcd and hungry. The people ,,rgan to r r it* c o o l. FOR YOUR iclsed and grumble. Thousands had COMFORT hern k ll’rd w ith none to take their plan-, not like the N orth, where many foreigners came to fig h t, fo r a price. Women were w ritin g to EAST TIMES TODAY ! th e ir m -n "Come home, we are hungry", and mnny deserted to M **; raise crops. Even a fte r defeat w ll* conceded. Mnvls, who wus a very determined prison would not give up. And it was only a fte r th i-v t>*neor ’ '.i-e guvci nun ol' put n prise on th e ir head*, nnd officers were on their way to cap­ ture them, did the President nnd ' Queen his Cabinet take flig h t. They travelled southward, hoping to reach Cuba, and from there ringfContinued t w ir Page Goe) land. Only one reached that goal. the Usk desLevi p. R m jam ln wn* given re- home Islands, typify tiny has cut out for b e r-lo lx fuga at the Gamble Mansion near he.* bol nf -.’ V■ sub ............. le d * ' living lvim symbol Bradenton, Florida, and was later erythlng B ritain rhrdshe*, to he smuggled nrross to Culm and the I to holding together the varied eventually England. rners of the commonwealth to General tlrc rk rn rjd g c crossed whom she Is th* queen anil first tho SI. Johns River near Lake cltlie n . In tamdnn, throughout G re it lla rn r y on his way south, but wns soon captured. In n little Grorgln B ritain and In every continent town Mavis with h i* w ife were where B ritain's M A lrihutlon tn his­ gur»t* when officers caught up tory has left indelibV! marks, pen w ith th.-m ||e rushed out into the pies eclchraLw the queen's civ;.'* daik mid stormy night w ith Ids nation yestseday In ancient West wife's t out, which she bad thrown u iln s trr Abbey. In these Islanda they carried actus* hi* shoulder*, over him, t h l - giving rise to the much nub* their happiness into th r rain • Helved alary that he wns escaping drenched nigUl in an ecstasy in carnival spirit. O M A R A • N IC O L disguised a* a woman. Crowds growing tp l»,(ioci He *pent tw o yeara In Fortress a gnciacac: Monroe, t u t was given his freedom cheered the queen and her fam ily on six dirrerent apm atanres they A d d e d E n te r t a in m e n t through the generosity o f Horace made on the flood lit balcony nt (Irrelev. Broken In s p irit and Buckingham Palace. Thousands I.e n n K r r o l C 'nm edle health, lie spent a while in E ng­ danced In lh-3 streets. Great bon­ land. le tu rn in g to hi* home state fire* blared through tho land. F ire ­ "H e A nked F o r R " he nude several attem pt* nt n works turned London's night Into “ come bach", w ithout succr**. a spectacular th e a lrk a l pageant nn d The tt n tr o f Mississippi gave Tn-? fever of Ihc coronation him a home, Benvolr, near New ebbed only in Ihc early hours to ( 'n r to o n Orient) i, where he spent the rest day. when tie.' tired Ihnusands fin ­ o f hi* lif t w ritin g his hook, "The ally liHik to bed. Rise mill Fall of the Confederacy," lie died In 1HHH and Ihore were memorial service* throughout the South. IL is hurled lit Hollywood (V m e tciv, Hichmotid, Vn,, on n b lu ff liiuh nlMivr the I'ntunme River. Toe buily uf his daughter, Winnie, "The Maughler o f the Monfrtk-i n ry ", lie* beside him, and over her grove n life sixeil nmrble ........ " " r s * angel w ith golden wings and howe,l lie t.l keeps watch. The lu ll ^ r m u ,,. monument which heads his grnve, i l l lo w -T o to b C o tt anil w hirl, run b<- *ern fu r m ile* aero** Ml, ilv r r I* inscribed: "T o 1 7 0 TIT YO'JH the m it.tury ,»( Jefferson Mavl* < ■/U>t .vti... the firs t anil only Pre.tldunt o f the Q 'titk , IN U 'M I to co / Confederntv Slate* t,f Aniesira." V PBACI'C n i t » -------,< i. i r • •• „ A tun i* a wine cask • holding about libO gnllunsii ui ’ 3T?t " " " ■ £ i. . DEPENDABLE ant K Thomas Jefferson Mavis, firs t and only president o f the Con­ federate Suites o f America, was horn In Kentucky on Juno n. He w*.i ju s t seven months older than Abraham Lincoln, also bo. n In Kentucky. Hut while Lincoln was acquiring knowledge hy the light o f pl'io kn o t* in a lug cabin, Pavla was being educated in schools In Mississippi where his fstnily had moved and In Ken­ tucky. Before he finished at Trandlvanla College In Lexington, he received an npnolntment to West Point, nnd on fin ish in g there was sent out ns a lieutenant to deal with tho Mohawk Indians In the north e#n'ral states. A fte r a few yrars he In-camo tired o f arm y life and retired to his p lin ta tlo u In Mississippi. H r hud married ■ daughter nf Xnchary Taylor, who much disapproved of the union. However the m arrlagu lasted only a short w hile, as death loon overtook the young w ife, u t e r In life he met anil m arried a beautiful and talented yming * lr l, Varlna Howell o f Notches, Miss. Her people also at firs t were disapproving, They thought a simple farm er not the anelal equal n f th e ir daughter. Rut Mnvls wa. well educated and courtly in manners and was always n loving husband, lie Imcame Interested In politics and w'la sent to Washington, where hir young w ife wns beyond most n f the g f r li o f that jterlod In her charm and knowledge of world a ffa irs . She soon became n favorite hot only w ith the tadlea of the diplom atic circle but w ith the men also. Mavis also was pop­ ular and became a leader under the guidance o f the great Calhoun of Smith Carolina. Mavis served three terms In Washington, the last being ap­ pointed Secretary o f Wnr under K ianklln I'lerre. Muring this ad­ m inistration he enlarged the arm y nnd also implements o f wnr, nnd "trenglitened the states defenses 1 Thl' »>.'tlficnUnn* nt Key West I ,'>"l| under bis supervision, H' f"re Lie term o f office expired, however, the South hud seceded 't» te by state from the union nnd | Ihivis resigned to o ffe r bis servi Ice* to the new union, He h.nl hoped to head the newarmy, but wns chosen ii * tin- firs t I'lesidunt instead. He wns Inatlunrated at Montgomery, Ain., the new eapltnl, and today a bronze star is Imbetldl-d In the portieo of the .la te building where he stood I on that ocenslun. I A t firs t It luokvil as If the .South would hi< sueeeisful and the people a i a whole stood hack of thu pie*; blent, hut a t tim e wvnt on the WASHINGTON iAi —1T h* result fo r this country w ill be not peace but new and serious dilemmas no m atter what answer the Commu­ nists lin e inniKht on the latest U. S. truce term * in Keren. The It'zris can accept or reject Hum. More likely they’ll propose some chances, which would mean more talking. Any one o l the three answers w ill requk-e m ajor deci­ sions from President Elsenhower’s administration. F or two year*, since mld-1931, this country has codured the mad­ dening bickering o f the truck talka, hoping to avoid bloodshed hy even­ tually finding a peaceful solution. If the liens suggest further nego­ tiations, Elsenhower and his m ill tary and congressional leaders must deride- w tw lh ic . to continue * nj the talks, which could go on fo r months and get nowhere, or twgln taking stronger action. In the two years of truce-talking, unity among tha A llies h a i bt-.-ome more fragile although, on Its la t­ est tr o w offer, this country has the barking o f i l l Western friends. Once the Communists suggested further la jk S ,.lU pressure would shift tu Eisenhower. He m ight be ‘ convinced_ tha Reds were *1■fUlng cnhvlni and (h e w ilrr would go on iiInde finbe i It-’ ly- unless i f this rounlry began rllrre t action. But he couldn't make such a derision without firs t consldcvlng the willingness of the nllles to go along. They have shown great Inclination to compromise, hoping to avoid expansion nf Ihc war. Y cl, Eisenhower knows ones nf ther> rv reason* for his election was i the faith nf many voters that ba could find a way nut of the Korean labyrinth. As o f Ibis moment a solution seems no closer than when he look office In January. If the Communists turn their backs on tills roontry's tru e * terms, rejecting them entirely and holding out no hope of rvcnlunl ngri'cm cnt. Eisenhower Ihvn is up against hi* biggest decision so fa r ns President line* he lh « i order a direct assault on North Korea? If so, should It he a lim ited thrust intend, od In punish the Chinese and mnke them want n Iruec without arlu allv crusblng them or driving tn f i l l out of Korea? Mr. does he icd t-r the all-out altnck which, If not In detail, at least in nature and intent, would be s h u t Gen Mac A rthur proposed Ih IBM? If thU is the decision, ind Rttat' tixsla cnttKS to the active aid of China, World War HI burin*. That I* whaj this c o u n try '! Ettrrnpean (tlllcs f j s r mast, anti so E licihuW er must consider th e ir willingness nr rrlu cla n re to go along on i l l out war ngslnsl the Chinese If the truce talk* collapse tonight with a " n o " answer by th j Com­ munists. Elsenhower w ill begin feeling the pressure at home to act. somehow. One thing I* certain: The Chi nesu have used th.> delay s lie r 1KB to rebuild their forces in North K o ro t, nnd dig them In. An*real attack on them now would co»t Infinitely more In men and effort than It would have two years ago. Suppose Uk1 Communists tonight sreeot the If. S truce terms. Within On day* sfter the cease-fire, peace ta lk* must begin. They might take Iw lre as long as the Iw o-vrnr K*uc\j talks. No one pre diets! heir lenulh nr n ulrnm r. And slneu no arm istice lx nnlv a cease-fire and not peace, this rotmtry must keep troops In Korrs against any sudden decision hy Ihe Davis By M AR Y f.E F F L K R STRONG By JAMES MARLOD npli attains! them. Therefore they may tako the middle ground nf more negotlaiions. This would give them more lim e to wnrk on dividing the A lllrs nr splitting Ih 'rk ln ir Inside the U S Bold Bowmen 1 Thomas Jefferson THE WORLD TOQAY Capital Bound Train C Von“when £,! R ’S“ i K M ."."TItJ freight f a ll: west of here Pkiughs Into Freight I,ia about 6 f « a m. (EST). R huhHj lilt at i' Pkk th* loif T a i t t i better— toasts better. T fy a loaf today! 00 Wit IM S /// 1949 Bulck Super Sedan Eatra Clean 1961 Bnkk Special Sedan* Clean, One Owner m <■> jS&Sm 6 nrb . UtniivniTiW M M FrJut^’ vqXyijjfili ■ s •m m , MG // CoiumWn Baking Company y i* sm m m . KWSE4S : ¥.^.,r„ U.V �m , Planning to make corned beef T H E f)ANFORt> HERALD limdiT Y ou'll need three to four | Wed. Jons 3, 1953 Pag* 3 Davis Students mcdlnm-slxc cooked potiilnc* to I w ith a pound o f conked I amused hut skillet, and rook IMAre Presented In leniu ..11,. .1 l.ei f Sea*on the hash i til the undetcruxt is nruwned. fin d * diced . Seise w ith poached egg and toAnnual ltecil;il I inlibit utti*-smallm isonion, iu ie into » well I luaio can boM S tu d e n t Council Honors F a c u lty At School Banquet Social, fcvwibu | The Sludcnl Council of Seminole M ic c n a l . p o v i High School entcrloined its fac‘Misses I r l l B o C S Goff, \ Gra_ H t t J * ultv members, 2rt in number, und « ■ ' * •» ■ their wives and husbands on Thursday evening with a liampiet HeId^ Dayton\Copeland Honored at 7 30 p m in the high school Over 100 .student*, fa m ily mem gym The banquet was given in hers and parent* attended the an At Country Club appreciation for the faculty's sup­ n u ll senior nlcnic held on Mmida) Senior Picnic Is ■t Daytona Beach by llu> Seminole High Srlimil graduating c-lus> The Ml*s Mary l.ou Copeland, M l** group left llu< lily'll ftCiooi at o on l.ucia C n 'f and Mis* Beverly Gray a m and returned lo Ssnfonl in were I nnnred yesterday w ith a the late afiarniHin luncheon niiuhlm ’ th e ir graduation During the day swimming and from Seminole High School and sun butnirig were enjoyed and a dven hv their mothers, Mr*. E. W. picnic liiniTienn wux belli at noon Copeland, Mr*. O. H off and Mrs. Parents and teachers accompany Harold Cray. Ing tile group ini'liided Principal The p i .tin at the M ayfair Inn* and Mrs. Herman K *•',-irH*. Mr* R. U. Hutchison, Mrs \V A. Mor M-mi in ile Country t'U ili forttie>l a rison, Mrs. Uuyd Coleman, Miss lovely setting fo r the occasion. I hc guests were seated at u long Ilebecca Stevens, Mrs Boyd, M r* Mann, Mrs Bronson. Mrs Harold tabic which was covered w ith it white linen eloth and centered with Gray and Mrs. W. C. ttumbley purple nmi white gladioli, Gradtinted white tapers were tied w ith Miss Jane W hitner purple illihim s and tin y dusters purple gladioli, ca rryin g out W ill Do Research of the chi** eolors. I'lacecaril* were also hi purple nmi white and S O U T H H A D L E Y , M rs*. (Spe­ ilevorati'd with small diplomas, c ia l)— Miss Jane Whittier, iluugliDuring Hie uflernonn the three ter of M .\ and Mrs, R, F, W bltoer lionurei'K were presented w ith g ift* of 702 Oak Avenue, tills I teen from their mothers. Those enjoy* chosen ns ti member of nti ft-wrek ing the hindton w ith Miss Cray, field trip conducted by tlie U ni­ Miss C uff unit Ml*s Copelnml were versity o' K u iis ii * Museum for Miss l(i lierrn Stevens, Mrs. Boyd Natural History. The group will Coleman, class sponsors, and the do archeological resenrch In South Misses Call B ittin g , Ann Raborn, Dakota. •la nice l.cel, Itusn Coke Boyle, The trip I* being sponsored by Mary Ann Wilke, Jo Ann Moore, the U. S. National I'a ik Service. Alice Brown, Beverly Rogers, Judy I eil by Dr. Carlyle S. Smith, ussls- Irvin , Betsy Ann Carter, Margaret . t t.l, * iot j ii i,i td„ laid jicufi .vvir of attlhrnj :■b.;-y, i*t *i u i i m u d , *J U i t t i it l the field party will work In Ihc llaycs, Mury June Hoyle, KloUe Fort Runiiall reservolre area. In Beiitoit, I’ntsy Edwards, and the previous summers some 1)4,(1011 a r­ three hostesses, tifacts, sorb ns pni'ery, slime im ­ plements, bone nmi shell nriili merits have been fiim d. Miss w hitn er, a hislory mnjnr, w ill be graduated from Holyoke on June H. *• “ 71 Mi ih ii I BIRTHDAY PARTY OVIEDO (Special)—Charlie Me Ciillcy, Sr, was guest, of honor re rently when Ihc members of his fam ily entertained with a surprise birthday party at his home Those enjoying the occasion in addition to the* guest of honor and M r*. McCullcy, were Mr and Mrs. Carl Dual, George H. P erllt, Mr and Mrs. Paul Slavik, Mr* II K Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs B illy Lundy and son, Paul, M r and Mrs Boh Slavik and children. Ann and Rog­ er; Mrs. C. C. Hall and children. Peggy Jo and Butch; Mrs Ann M uffler and daughter. Bnrnlhy. (lie ta lle r of Orlando Methodist Circle Has Regular Meet An «(nji»yiiHi* pnttfinm wn« •*nlc*al it tlie regular m reling of the Daughters n f Wesley Class In Id last night ut H:0t) p in. in McKinley Hull. A guest. Mrs. Charles Brown, entertained with Hccordiun solos "Rrpaa Band" amt “ Finesse", Several humorous nioiiiilogiics including "Characters Met ul the Soda Fountain" were given a serious one entitled "Jeweled Window". Hostesses for the meeting were Miss Bessie Zachary, Mrs. A. D. Z.ucliuiv. Mrs. J. P. Thurmond, Mrs. I C llnvis, Mrs. H urry Brown and Mrs. W. A. Hurili r. Decorations in the H all were of lovely summer flowers Including plnltts uml am aryllis. The president, Mrs. John M. Hilton, conducted the business W EDNESDAY The Duplicate Bridge ( lull *“ U1 meeting uml Mrs. J. K. Courier meet at 8:00 p.m. nf Hie Sanfnfd gave tlw devotional from the Sixth Woman's Club on Oak Avenue. Chapter o f M u llirw , also a read* Tlie prayer meeting service w ill ing entitled "Two Golden Day*", be• held Ml H it " Ir s l Baptist Church During the meeting the courteay at 8:00 p.m. ' lie study nf Paul’* chairman, Mrs. Reuei Robison, re­ Letter In Hie Romans w ill he con ported that she had sent two bouquets, four cards and one g ift The Elrxt llu p lixt Sunday School during the mohtli. U tte r s o f apSuperintcndentx w ill meet In th< preciiili in were read from Mrs. ( impel following die prayer meet H IL O-ll.am Jr., Mrs. R. It. Mon­ Ing servlee. for llie lr monthly cab roe. Mrs. Frances Hickson and inet meeting Mis* Alim* Chapman, and nlsu The WHCH of tlie Ebeneier Helen Smith. Mr-i. Claude Herndon Methodist Church w ill meet w ilh donated to the birthday bank and Mrs. W. L. Hires In C iirus Heights member* liUlite tlic lr innnlbly con­ at 7:110 i in. tribution in t In- Cuban mission and I.odie* Society of the It. of I.. F. the Ra'llhovv Itanch for Hoys In and K. w ill meet at 7:30 p.m. ut Pulatka. Announcement was made the Odd Fellows Hull. of Mrs. \v, H unter’s transfer THURSDAY from the class to the It. W. Waro Seminole Chapter No. 2. Order ! class. n f Eastern Star, w ill meet at H:00 Ilc fr 'shments were served Inter p.ui. at the Masonic Hull. hi .......... . to Mrs. Ray Herron, T h" Intermediate G. A.’s w ill Mrs. Charles Herron uml Mrs. meet nt the F iis l Baptist Church Charles Brown, visitors, Mrs. 8, at *4:00 ii.in. H, llu rrtm a n , Mrs, Courier, Mrs. The Junior and Inlerme-'lale O. .ShlnR. A.'rt w ill meet u l the F irs t Ruth ’V l.iindqulst, Mrs. M. ^ '*• » "ln Jlnn'isi Church at 7:tm p.m. F ' w h lt« tit, it S ? ’ w” ' (i ’ 'rite Junior Rrotherhood w ill „ r l | * ' M/ " ' **»irn,Jon’1I*', r ** J* ge' ' \. M r* w> •- Harrison, meet at the F irst Haptlst Raptist Church ,T Mrs. Maude Button, airs. Hoy at 7ti'IO p.m. The T. E. L. Class of the First TIIHs, Mrs. E. If. I.aney. Mrs, C, Baptist Church w ill met ut 3:00 M. Flow rrs and the sla nostesses, n.m. In the Educational Building Sirs. Ellen Shadoln uln and It her group Charlene Wietmon w ill be hostess* fnr Ihc the meeting, rmeeting. enter, M Mlnlsiei arpenter, Dr. Paul C. Carpenter, inister - Is Guest O i Honor nf Ihc Central Christian Church of Orlando, w ill be the guest OVIEDO ( Special ) - M ls * Char­ speaker on the "w o rk shop" proram ul 2;0ll p.m. nt the First lene Wcltmmi. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G Weltmun and charm ing Christian Church. bride elect of June, was feted with FRIDAY A covered illsh luncheon w ill lie a coca cola party Salurdoy afterheld at 12:00 noon hy the Parent* mum, May 30, at the home of Mrs. Teaeher Association of the West A. M Jones. Cn hnstMses fo r thl* Hide School, A ll member* are In­ lovely a ffa ir were 51mes. A. M, vited to attend ami bring a covered Jones, Leon O lllff, W. T. Chance and David Usller, the la tte r of dish. Apopka MONDAY Pastel f l o w e r s were used Circle* one through »even o f the throughout the party rooms and the Woman’ * Missionary Society of pastol colors csrrled out In the the F irs t lln p tls t Church w ill meet refreshments. in the Educational Building at The refreshment table was cov­ DMA a.m. A covered dish luncheon ered with a while linen cut work w ill be served a t noon w ith a pro­ cloth and centered with an arrange­ gram to he presented at l:h fl p.m. ment of white wedding hells, flank­ In the church, Tha pre-school age, ed by crystal candelbra holding Primary Sunbeam Bamla and the while taper* and surrounded with Junior G irls' A iia llia ry w ill meet a t the church during the same opening with a covered tlUh auphours. Q o lm d w L « ft TULHpAT The 0 ten ner* Cla** nf the F irst Baptist Church w ill hold Its monthly meeting al 1:uo p.m. port during the year I’ lnce curd* anil table decorations were a r­ tistica lly decorated In keeping wilh the t'liu iic il's llll'llir ul red and white Beautiful red lose* were used throughout Member* of the iacully were served by the Council and tlie in vocation was given hv Principal Herman K. Morris The honored guests were welcomed hv P hillip lloyd who cxtrndrd s warm greet Ing lo the Council and special rcc ognilion to Principal Morris for hi* whole-henrti'd cooperation and untiring support nf tlie Cm ricil Robert Morris, president nf (lie Council, served as master of ceremonies and in tm d iii'i'd Ceurge Harden who sung "The Blind F a rm e r", accompanied hv linger H arris An acrniialie dunce etc lllle d "O ver Hie Ruluhuw" was espertly performed hv M i** I'poid etle Walts aceumpanied hv Mrs. Roy Nichols. Miss Peggy Wright und Miss Barbara Cassuhe, memher* of Hie Council, prrscnlcd the two viam sors, .Miss Ethel Riser and Mr*. V irg il Smith, with gifts In appre­ ciation for their assistance during iht* year. Rest wishes were ex­ pressed In Iwn teacher* who plan Itcli-Iisi il In*.I a ten hour* In lin e the ro riiiis lin n nt ()iieeu to leave Seminole High at Hie cud E ll/a in d li It in Lnglam l ipalerdiiv ilit- slim e *keleh of her ruriinanf Hie sellout veor The* lire Ken* I...U n ■' ■ rfin*. b* |li*«l *i»er Vm ills ii lim it* i II The now n was Ilf nelh Ruddy, ugrieullure instrur jrw eli'il, ............ . cil w hile satin fn.htunrd w ilh a molded bodice. lo r uml Future Farm er advisor, CIII s o u .iic over I !■•' s h o u ld e r* toil r i i r i l n i f lo * * l i « t i l h tie u rlwho w ill continue Id* studies .it shaped c e iile i u n - i the liosom . Sleeve* w ere h a lf wav In th e elbow the University of H onda uml w ill um l tin- lu ll. I lu i iilu s k i l l , s lig h t I * I m in e d , w u * e n d irn id rre d w ith do research work for the Slate of I I sepm .ile einlili in* sn its i lit V n i d i -mu u m l c iiln is lliu l l lic n v e r , Florida while working toward lu* it 11 I I I 1*1 ( V* Its Mill III ||** | rafcI Ha il g lllliiiu u rlegaili-e. ( I llf ir iu l doctor’ s degree The other mstruc I'hreti* I tor, Stewart Calehel, physic* and ill utlie nt a lies teacher and uilvisnr of the Projection Club, w ill leave M r < I t -k v / c H n < t P S S’ I he local InsHtiiUim In serve as , iY * (p n h A o n o lA . principal of the Oviedo women h'oi Circle Meeting lu ry and High Seluail P iin rlp u l and Mr* Morris were Miss Ill'll) till tin im*r arrived on presented w itii a sheaf of red II,.' II U \ I ncle of lb. s.ilurd.iv 11inn Ihc I inv••r-itv ol roses and were extended eongrul I ir«i i 1111*111111 CiiiO' li met Mon I lot ol.i In spend I lie summer with ululion* on their 2.7th wedding an duv lugiil ul It" biuiir uf Mi« hot p iio tii* Miand Mr* Holier) rdversary Dr T W l.awimi, wlm H e llo 'll Bn--, w it ti M r* (b I ............. had been scheduled as gursl IVrttso.ii, i-Iuiii limn |iiertldiiH' speaker, was tillable In In* pre-eu M r* W P > * -1■* l' uvi the ill Mi hi .I M i* i 71 Flowi-i Ii " 'll MI Pearson .n,l i It iver culled In Morris wlm staled liial ivjlii tin Vo lio liill rlose of the xclnsil year the fel t hitoked l in Ii" ' -* and tier Old i Im ilo llc. N I ' on I'n d liv due Flow et'. uml a live ii i> lo tin- ib n lli of Ml low Couricil nlemtiers wislicil him going offn f l«-Is- F o g ' lie I* loW el * l Its-S ic in -ill The .lulto express their apiireciulion lo some " f the the fucultv for their kindness and in i l l i no w ill !"• b.ld oi the hmi" t to nc'1 in Sm ifnnl v esieritav courtesy good Judgment, skill uf M i* Itiil.i it Bunk G ifts mid \|. in,l Mi . W alter Slielid nod anil understanding winch led b. liiii'io . wi n ini *i uli-il In the I 1 Ih iv’ onu llelictl * In m outstanding inspiration for the tilin g social id iiiiriiu iti, Mrs, li -on* in • Indents Mi I) 1 iihdici'*. nlsu It* Mrs. C. 7 S'liultiv m Sanford with M i* Taking part in Hie instigation of Kind.hniisi i mill Mi - M aid Loin sin a,|1* |in■i tit**.Mr mot ) iiiiici* I Bid/ The .Sneads tuiVe Ihc banquet were Hie Misses Hall iir il who me leaving Hits week Bitting, Fayee Ashley. Janice llre l, ii I 11 1m neit 11urn o 11(p to I tie M l* l.o lid ic** |ties)ileil over Go Eleanor Nix, Peggy W right, ami siicial liu iii ill" dig who'll gllllic V\ i .1 tillin'* Barbara Cassuhe Alsu Tninm ) vviie id iiv il and iiflsi-s won lo Kuhn, Tummy Speer, Marvin Me Mm W ll I honiloii, M is. Brink Mi amt Mr* Frank Evans Ii Klnley, Ernie Morris, Larry Bur uml Mrs Yeslrv Iti-f reshiueiil • o( Saugus. Mass arrived mi Sun ney, Robert M iller, J.u k McGill, day to spend a few day* with Mr , yy r i r sserved r i v r ti v i 1i i* i Itass 'o i * * * nM r ' ivveie hv •M Isi: Ruhha illxh p r, j p u li ut*.Ml' and M r, ino. n „ . . ! . ? ! Ihivid M llle., M r*. !■uukliuuser. I-!v an*' Bunks Register, P hillip Boyd imd .Mis 1.m i'lli'« . M r*. I ’hnndl' i Frank Evans id Luke Mary Thev Robert Morris. Vutl, .Mr* Blink, M i* l.uniheii plan to ullom l Hie grm hinlliin ol Mis Charles G lii'llle, M is Yes- , tlin r son Edsun E ve rjll Evan* at h i . M m Kitltili Iv iiliii. M r \' II. I ’loridn Stale I'liiv c rs il* in I'.illa West Side Presents lias- 1 1* ( .1 Hill lilllii. M i* I ’r'lll sull Mis.y m y Annual Play Day T ills morning at :i ..7 n'etoek tlie pupils n f th r West Side Primary School presented their uiimint pl iv day, with favorite games and songs being chosen unit prcsi'iited by Hie pupils themselves Many of the parents enjoyed tlie program along w ith their children The following made tin the pro­ gram : Prayer Song hv Hie school: the following by Hie glee club: "O Coil I Thank T lire For Knch S ight". "T e ll Me Why". Iluw alln Boat Song", “ In Ail (lid Fashioned C arden" and "F lo rid a . My F lo r­ id a "; "Concerlo in Ii M in o r", piano solo try Stanley V ililcn; ’ ’How Do You Do My P artn e r", folk dance h.v tlie firs t grade, ami ''H ungarian Dance", folk dance by the third grade Also " I See Yon." folk duner hv the second (trail grade. “ Sailor Hop1 a baton tw irl hv Bui S m ith. v ir bilk dance liy the glnla R eel", hi itm iHi glade, "Jack and J ill" , folk danre hy the first grade; "P re tty P artner", folk dance by second grade; “ B liii'lilrd ", folk dance by second grade, "Who's Afraid", recitation bv Margaret ( imilier. Mis. Tliiiiu lo n mol Mi*. VV ■ I i . nil. \ iiim iiii'emeiil wn* Hindi • ’ 'he .s-'l'liool of Mission* 1*1 III' I" 'll ihc chinch on T Iio M d n v , l"- c d 11vi i hi 711s. R.'li b Cmo.... " f A g ift of crystal was p ic s n ilrd to the homirec* hy the hostesses. Seventy-five friends uf Hie himoree were Invited to ra il between the hours nf four and .7 so sum m ^ '1 ' olili i* listed d Philntheas Meet At Home Of liehrens A m io u rn e m e iil w hs iio ii I' . * M il I b. Phtlulln a 1 lass "f ll"' the v io l’s bodge I bad been . I i,v Hie II 77 A < ircli-. i ol ,0* Fit t Pie .iivt< i uili * I i i i i i'll met p i 11x111int• Iv 1211 oil rr*iiunmoi- n Willi Mrs II 4. Ili-hren D rniige til'll I* VI" it. M •>inlit v evening. W Mil I lie lie o s u iv M l* \lllile M iA rtlin r us I I I tins ti" ,. .Mrs V M Greene gave I lie di vill oiiiitl on " t he Age of thi1 .tones I'n p Goes Hie VV Earth " Ytrs G. A Sllne con. folk dunee hy Hie lln rd amt itue1.11 tin' till* 11ii ** me. 1mg Hint grades. ‘ lap. Flap Bow . dunee unei liy first grade Also 'In d ia n IIII l i aa nn s* : 1!, .Mrs I,. G. tin n ie r no-el'lie w ilb .trover closed tlie "N o rw e g ia n .................... ...i n M arch", (nlk dunce h) (• n>i tb grade, sung "M em ories "i 77'*1 Side" liy fourth grade, «, "There Are Muny Flag* in M >ny Lauds” hy the M-hoot; plcdi" in Hie flag, led liy ('buries Fox * ^ Tv v WIEB0I.DT S CAM ERA STORE 21(1 S outh I ’n rk TeUphone fi«7 A venue F n r llie S w ecl ( n r ! C rachiatc . ••in; H fiarU ui, K« ltr i* r* i Inii m;4m Millt*r ; Simir «»f S|>riiir, IhMim »'tHt, Itnb R i*rr; Mnieli nf llie VV ,, Folks, Guyuor, Fam le Higgni lint ham; Polonaise lnv«u*, K m -m i / bn, Grace Ih lg g n i; Flm -ing M..." I* uni", Vnlhoiiy, .Sh iii |\ | FI,, W ii I • f ill, Ileitis, llc tlv I vii 11 Selvlilge; VnI*. in A Flat Mann oji III. No. 1,7, Illn am*. Fhhic llid li'lig e r; Scheiuu mi F Mi i i .o . Ilelter, Sully Chase; P oliiinii-• ti F Minor. Josef IlnffiiiiiM , ll'ililiv Ite ilv ; ll on ut iit-s- pi | i Flat Mano. Milo Devo, Fnrnlyn llh t . Swnl lows,, tlli**, E lin ilie th WoodnilT l.llo'slruum e No. :t, I (* /i. .t.mn W ilke; tlrin im d i'iio , Smnb i "in, Suiiornien, Wolfe, lltin d d l,iflm . Itu -tlin g of Spring, Silnling. I'om inv W v a ll; Breliule in G Minoi. Itacliniinoff, Jean l am Mill, i \ l llie conclusion nf Go- exi • I lin t iii.igrnm n -fres h n o n i. were 'live d . Plogiam s wen dl*l i il.ol i d (or tlie evening hy ............ Mnl dleion and Irmn I. mi < ,o )•-\ stage appointment* h . m - ml,let llie dlrei'tlon of Ernie .........- \| i , Vllaii t ines wn* in d un g ' of llie 'lower imini insisted >-t Mi , Hurry W oodruff, M i* Foil Ihc gintuit lot ni, M r*. Bobeii l(n l> mid 71r« Joe Corley. Assisting In serving were M i-. Sandra P etrno n , M r* Walliice M ptiillps, Mr* P. It W ynn, M r. Komar I Wilke. Mr* nick A iken., M r* John M iller, Mi * s fl Flm ll , Ml 1 llie S h W lill. Ml < It i Miller, M i*. Gent ge Sion o , Vli** Phyllis W yatt, Mis- b an Wilke M iW II St euipei a nd M i i'dw aid I I an*'. €I C t M -jfqoi I m I, mu liioiiins, m ill-ill hi bill In ", tiiunrntine, niok, , i, lii'im i! addition to ruokeil e ic in io ’H" ll von like add o little f I III' IV I'llUppcd i'll Hill III III,' IlinshrilOIIIS Will'll Villi me mnl nl them in llie butter Thi* i* mi excellent vegeljtlde di d. In *ei ve will, meal or with ftxh T i l make it into a iniiin course for him It. mix tlie inilslirimms mill pi iis wilh i ic mi sauce mid - m i - with sliips of * f'sfilv conked iiaenn Mrs. W It Jeniiings, .Mis, |( A King, M u. I’ T Piety, Mrs. F I. Iti'ddliig. Mis. It. A. Swan son, Mrs. Stine, Mrs. I, F Ten wick. Mis, t'lia r ln lti' Smith, arid Mrs. Alla Perry, St August me. t*v»i uvm tixii# Mil-Jf,ft, buff6ii bant iciyon 1 * i •i*>p1 L /t ij'iii* v/|".i) I oIIqi ait J Uii i!>of«*i 0 u •ti 11* vI wilh fittr" iw liuiii,-ei( will mob In ln« # btooriiwi itio d l j In. iv c,'iev )Z 18 Syn fallow, P im ekioi Bl-.e 4K 2.1to U ) D 0 < i. SHOM sersed lo Go- following Mrs. It A ( iiliii. Mr*. I'luvd (ii.se. Mrs L illy Eiilianks, Mrs. J. N Fields, Mrs. J. N. Cllton, Mrs M iirguerite Gruhiim. M r* (ireeiie. Mr*. II. E lli'rm lon, Mrs. A. F. lim it. Mis I.. G. tin n ie r. ‘flare for embi’oideiv Ret* our wonder fill i'"lloction nr summer iml.H irt white, post el h find hrljiht Bhatles fnr your f«tin - duyn! Wom­ Now W ith en's arid Rim sizes milv. •£. -* * lUre'a that Imporlanl 'cuver-u)i* look in a highly(endnllie iw lm iult auccea* that give* llm (ull-hi|t tlgure a lithe, graceful flattery. It’* done in a seaworthy acetate and cotton faille with embroidered accenta to make you tha pretlieal mermaid on the beach. Black and heavenly color* . . . aUee 34 to 441 JAMESON’S STUDIO < O th e r H u lls » »!i lo 18.05 1017 French A re n it* DM « Anniversary Show of Popular-Priced 1 Make Your A p p o ln lw n f ( 'b o o * M S (irnduntion Gifts!! f 14111*1, ll ll - IlDk'll, ! "hi iiisn»|ilt v , i;iniluF, Hi4r«»iif i iif till, i bIt's •*14.11| H illin', Krur •*Iin ii ii »i , l-'rum is I :\w per at the home nf Mr*. Charles Millrhnail «n West F lril Street. Mr*. A. J. Pelcrsnn will icrvo ■« cohoiles*. GRADUATION Time IS PICTURE Time L;int Minute A soeliil hour followed riming dance by xeroiul grade. I her Dunee", folk dance liv third which enctimember Inlil of grade ballet. !("*altm l It ..i ulf 5 liolihv Mt» AI In Pei rv gave two 1"A n im al* in Hie Zoo", folk -l " • c readings finm liliele Ri-urus t lelicloo* lefresliineiils wenhy first Jiniili'. tap dance. I m , la M ay, gardenias. I i mil l's Mile aiiioic: tIn* giaduaies m Florida Si,.ii i mversilv wlm will n-ecive ,i It'. ,li let III ruin no Ml CIO! ol es i-rioi--. on Jinn i. tin s|icukcr vsIII he I lr lliii loon While ' aid 11* -1.ii m l. i b a ll m a ll. I " s i 1 d l well rh im elli i ol llie I Olverslly wonicII of the I lull' ll a ir hi it. ,Sv ii hi of lie o ii’la lleliveriilg tlie A "-nick lillieh" will l»c I'1 it tun i il.iiu cale address on tinie .7 niiiiii, witii ill inks iiiiuiih-'l c ’ tie will la ltislio|i John Itranseiiiiili loi'iil Fellowship, Dr Pun! ' r* Melltodist i huri li. Jaeksiinvllle pooler w ill nieuk ul 2 no o ut. ill lulditii'U In olliei siiciikct jllg till' 11llV f I "Ml thi- I ■ Cil II s till 11 M I shI o m iiiv J*........ n IndlmiUtioMs. The Sanford Woman's Cln:. wa» (he for the unminl recital of the jiiano nnplls of Miss Mur g arrl Davis In*, night nt H IS o’clock. The attractiveness of the auditorium amt stage were on hanced w itii lovely arrangement* nf IMc inly gladioli ami greenery. u.venle I wilh putted |,nhu«, The program wn* inter- jh-i -• ,1 witti vocal select Iona liy teinn Hnrnlit ttiffill, of tire limsic de ’lU inii't1' of Slelsnn l'n iv e r-iii VI i F l . I,'I* made a liumbcr • i local anpearanees in 1 1 pn*i and the en'husitistii' audience lu*i mi iippiirtn’illv lo *hnw their *• *i • .m nod Hiioii'diilion for til* fine teimr voice. Expert ai'i'iimpanlliieni »u* given by M * " Jeanne ItnrieM The following mnile no the pm gram t.y the piano student* Majesiy nf (lie Deep, llano r, Walluce Philips, Jr.; Kiss of Spring, Knife, Putrlciu Svki • . Dunce ii the Toys, llelir, Hnrhoi-i Piit*y lyons; Banjo Song, K. • trre r, Ilian Aiken; W a ll/ n It Flat M.ijur, W righ t, Angie Slew url; The Fairies lim p , Tlnim|i*oii, Martha Slemper; March in tMajor, llelir, Earl llenlon tovi ■ Benton; Roitiaiuu, I i i w s i o i , Rich nrd Sykes; *'Pn|>n Haydn". T I..... .. ’-nil, Indian l.egende, 'I'li.niip-.p ■Inni'lle le e ; Tariilltetle o V Minor, Ss'hamn, Bedford Aiken, rite So-lg iif tlie Bell*. Si ..It Lorraine Jeffoids; .Imigle I tc rih h iti. M e riili Philips, m ; i.itM SB C- --- j i _______ ;________ flatter* your 11g u r * �0 Wad Jim * 1X3 _________ Vero Beach* Festival Is Slated June 24-28 THE SANTORO HERALD If- il I l d l n u > 1C B L iO lU R IR n r HAL BOYLE E Listen again: " I cannot walk without crutches vet my linmlieap Is my greatest privilege (liven n rholco Of slaying a* I am or returning to wind \ think l would have been, I would inihesiiaiingh remain as I am " Thu* ElUulialh > I1V.II, speaks She wns stricken with imllo at the aga WhlM? V 'u ' “ 'l1 ' rintk prevent 1'htcc*. Which, Incldenlally, don her from fu lfillin g her duties ns career womnn ami home maker .Homo years • w lirol chair and had yen' I il use of- her■ bands. Imml*. Now N w she , , owns . n rr own home amt operates a successful real eslato Q . Front a memhi'r of a emigreg illo n lcd hv a blind pastor mines i,,' *' ,"'l"c » * bring* a *pofl? lrh UhM*y* " 11 I'gstnr l i . ik 2i " ,'lf hhilersland lug , ! could only coma from downright wisdom, isn't J.iVlir” always piclured as blind? Wasn’t trlii;,I™..0"’'" *"" "> W . n X 'lT '. f f '. t ftHuKH m»,ny *UUn lost. Ill Dlls !°* ,d . nflIb*ns that halllo fhiw h! a" i ,'.nvi’ ! " be *o hard And |i u Iho oidigaiion of tnnie furtunnlo ones |o ||in |,.HK ]unalo to seat |lin, it is workers with -tome type or degree of physical im pairm ent." In some cases the hiring of the handle -ped has turned out to ho heller I ndues* than was In itia lly thought The founders of P ara­ plegics Inc. naturally favor the handicapped as employees and have discovered that the tim e o v pended hi training amputees with no previous work experience, or ill fit-momIratlng processes tn s deaf mute i* paid li.ick In extrn |nynll> and n inrenlrathin tin Ihe Job. The placement of linndlenpiieil workers ijlflrrs sllj'lt*)v from Dial <f an" nth*-«x Ing tlie uhilllies and uptitimus m the worker with the Job fA pol­ icy which should he carried oul at all times to Insure M axim um efficiency i I) course, a handicap .-annnl he completely dlsrcgardetf, Hut in extra ,,ull (lie "J® time mne spent spent in extra con condderalim t and perhapg n m aking nr n...... iln ',r. _____ 1,1 wctrRJnu cpndlthins w ill be more than m id h**ok liy the ron>-dcntloiis worker. One to whom n loti is e-nnl ■*»*, ■ way of making a living. Ouo lo whom It Is the basis hu bunding self-respect and confidence. InFlla tlve enough for superior workinaiishlp The overwlii-louou delil which the citizen* *>l the United States owe to disabled veterans call hardl) I**- over emphasized. It seems only reasonable that cm* [dnycr: slmuld i-rj'lfirr* the mis.sl iiilily that they may have In Ihalr keeping an opiairtnnity for a handicapped veteran to pull own weight us thousands are do- Oviedo Baptist GA's Have Picnic Party UVIKDO i Special J -T h e GA's „ ( Iht- Oviedo Baptist Church illscovt’lXMi a new place tn have a very enjoynlile party recently when they puck?fl lunches, Invitcu gucM* mul biok o ff for tho Aquarium in U r Inndo M r* L. A. Hardy and Mrs i '"n jln g nnd done nu wore cn- ..............- ............pic « sfrfft*l,*t.« plcfie nipper consisting ol fried rlilckcn and all t lir trim m ings w c.v c itjo y n l by Nancy Myers, Ann I li-.-smt, Lcnnn Ilzsrl. M arllut Jean H a rily , fo g g y Flem ming, Joan llrn u n , hay Kstoa, lads nnd The! ''jn lln m b o - R elty llcn slry. Belly M illikan, Roy H k'xtrl, K n m irlt Tan*!,':bnnlo Jones, Frcddfo When Ion, W lljlnm fln r i, Andrew Aulln, J r „ L V, H a rt and L A. Hardy. Major League Loaders Ur AHHOCIATKD I'llK ftB Nyivu I llu lllllf lltn HnnrU Klim Imv T« IHulit Hninin KlinrlM I'nrailn A r JI h| Kiln llrlfMliM I'll A Clnint lln««* Knr A I uni v i p "n t a w M ii& . l i*n w h it I i gained bi j& M Thl« wnrin NntVM ■!•*{* Ura>> firtlm u iiu IM ilr I nn Itlu I'I mvii Vtll'frlY Hull Jli’Pl Tim lu ll.I Nl« lit Mill 11mi ftvaii T ill* Ki Iiupu ll'M l>*ni'«llni* I'llllY il Nm i Ioiiu from | houiewife Devon and another frolp Llncolmhlra. who S Wednesdnv through Humlav, Juno 24-2H, w llh a gigantic Hibiscus Flower ghnw slated fo r June 24 front I to B t'.m, This w ill he fob lowed by n Hibiscus Hlyle Hhow at 8 p.m. (Jlher Hvcnl* Hlated June tf>, 2 p.m-— Hibiscus Card I'u rty : i) p ni,— Crowning of Hlbls* rus Quuen" at Hibiscus (lathing Itcnuty Itevue and Dsncv, She has known sacrifice m her K * 1!!!!* |,tef , ^ C mt t n g * t l ! ^ June 2«. 8 p.m.— Hibiscus Moon life, too So has her fam ily. For ' ^ . u b l l l i J ' r . a f m ^ * Walk in lieaiitiful McKee Jungle Cardens under a fu ll moon and floodlights; lllhUrtiM Ilascball flam e In Brooklyn Dn*lger s’ new 1100,11(10 ilo lo ian Htndlom, : ■ " -llihlncus H** J*'u. 1- — it *' .. i .-snow and Dance•Mine 28. 2 p.m, —Hibiscus Water Hkl ftlmw and Host rarcs. In nildltion them w ill he golf, tennis, bowling ami fishing tour* nnments, baseball and softball games. Vero llcn rh ’s beautiful ocean benches and new ocean fish ­ ing pb-r w ill add to the Festival activities. State- Legislature (('m il I nurd from Page One) sjmnsnr. Rep Rnlllngcr of lz:on, said he hail no hope of passing II this session The House unanimously passed a h ill w ltlrh would require all gov­ ernment hoards nnd agencies ex­ cept grand J'.tri*** to *qvn their meetings to Ihe publle. J|J* '"fvnien i, an employer gives an op­ portunity lor a handicapped per­ son to "w ork and liv e " lie Is m ak­ ing a good public relations move. A worker in a wheel ch a ir Is a giMid morale Isms ter. "People ore less Inclined to grouse nnd w orry about I heir petty problems when they see someone bearing up cheerfully under real tro u b le ." Findings of survey* on em ploy­ ment of the finodirappcd have bruit published wllh (he most significant factor* being that there Is no great difference In Ihe ab­ senteeism, ipiit rate, ve rsa tility, safety anil efficiency of Ihe tinpaired and Ihe unimpaired. It has been proved, however, Ihnt Ihe handicapped do produce at higher rales The handicapped in seeking Jobs are not asking for charity hut for simple Justice ami un op|K*rtunlty to do useful work ami aI tain a normal status In the world about llioni Is II so much to ask? I* not blundering prejudice rusting jtx shadow over a group of competent nnd deserving people? The physically handicapped are (tn asset lo ilie nation, Mnnrv spent for llie tr rehabilitation w ill bo Piiltl hack lo Ihe government. In faxes; lo commerce. In loyal »nd conscientious workers; nnd lo tho people of the nation In a strengthening oi nor democracy Where all men hove the Hunt to lie truly equal In opportunity. msnt i*)tiaH*ri batwi-rn a hoim 1wife had brought •lo along five young chll* LONDON (At — Rain came down dren, Mrs. Ham-.* had no cornon London town and shnweved a Itin t because ih e had no sent for ie coronation. N or did she teem merry-faced elderly lady sitting knitung pstii-.itly on Ihe pavement In mind sleeping on Ihe pnvrm enl of T rafalgar Square a t she walled during her .13-hour w ait to see th ; qur*jn. lo see her queen. „As „ Ihe , .......................... . sym„ " l waited 21 hours In the rain queen heracll Is the hoi nf empire. Mrs. Hugo Harper to see her father crow ned." she was Ihe symbol of all iht* voiceless sa d. "and I waited H hours In the m illions who have served the B rit rain and snow lo sec his funeral lih crown In places high and low ct-.itfge pass, across the cenlurles. These ceremonies arc the cen­ "N o , I don’t mind the •■••In," she . ter of , our lives, . . . the tokens „ „ of - ■ our ■said placidly, ’ T v e known rain be-! empire and the ennlinulty of a rore *v thousand year* of history. When Judy Irvin’s Prize Winning Essay V K tlO H E A C li ( Special> — A gala 5-dny pirogram of events w ill Verr. Ileach’s firs t animal Gains Her 108-Dollar Defense Bond fentori* lllb ls -'ti* Festival lo b* held The following essay w ritten by J u d ith 'Irv in . valedictorian nf Ibis y e a rV graduating class at Semi­ nole Klith Sr In mi | , wns Judged Ihr best entry In n contest sponsored by. the Slate Department of Vo­ cational Rehabilitation, ite r es­ say was on the President's Com tnfttee for "E m p lo y the Hand! capped" and she competed e g jiln if all of the high school g irl* of tier grade In the stale of Florida Her prize was given by the Florida S firlcty for Crippled Child rrn and Ihe nreurnUtlon wn* mntle Moy IB in the Governor's office. Francis C, Walton, president uf Iho Florida Society for Crippled Children, w rote to M in J r in e* follow*: " I t Is w ith a great ileal of plea sure and pride I forward yon herewith your prize (or your ox cellcnl work In the* essay contest "T lie Florida Society for Crip pled (Tillflren ami Its enllro Hoard i are mighty proimrl nf you. I can­ not toll yoll Imw disappointed I was Ihnt, due to in c rh a n lrn l Iron hie nn my plane. I did not nrrive in Tallahassee In tim e to he nt the presentation." fly winning. Miss Irv in , ilaitgli ter of Mr and Mrs It (1 Irvin, 201 West Eighteenth Street, wn* awarded a tllKI Defense llnnd Holyoke. Mass Her essay follows: W ll.ll in it hi w iiik nod Jivs- i.i th li generous and Ingenious nu lion where Ihe rights and nppnr (unities of (he In illvldual are more lacred Ilian anywhere else on earth? To most Americans It Is ■ecornl nature, hi some a great privilege, and to some a dream Whose realization comes agonlz Ingly slow and perhaps not at all. For Am erica's physically handicapped (he la tte r definition too often holds true There are those wlm succeed— not, perhaps, a Ilernhardl or Itee thoven or Stnlnmetz, but those of Walt Whitman’s "en m asse" Julius llet-k, a one tim e grocery clerk, returm-d from Korea wllh 1(10 fragments of metal In his bark, most s till there, Is in um slant physical pain. He feared Ihe long linspitnliznllon period would make him u n lit for a Job; h ill he has one and lx gaining confldcnrc. Listen In Ihe words of murage: "Yes, sir, the firs t mule of weeks I got lots of rejects ul now they don't take nothing back." Ho works In an d u rtrn n lca siihaiscm hly plant. One that Is re ­ latively new hut doing well Some of ila ilc a d y customers are West­ ern Kleelric, Klewnrl-W nrner. and Admiral. Ila official name—I ’araPlegles Manufacturing Co., Inc. lt« employees number about list With disabilities ranging frnm paraplegia lo arrested T. II. eases. To tnmle one employee There's nothing the fe llm is fierirnuldii I do around the average . g o r v a m 'p t get up the Stairs R n v ! e , l! f n l t f m t l 200 years Ihe men nf her fam ily n , * { • " 11 , ren . ., , and her husband’s fam ily had, as) ' VA y / t ° Ui .*h 1" k 0sc r-e-nple shj said, "given nnhrokon service I nrc hpvcT A t tho Itotlom or it Is the simple desire tn show their lo the crown, mostly In the army. >sod half of them were lost In ac loyalty and suppert for the crow n." A sound truck passed bv lhi-.i, "O h, yes, we’ve paid the p rice ," blaring Ihe lune, "Ob, We Ain i Hot iho said w ith quiet pride. "R u t vo < A Barrel Of M oney," end the paveexpect lo pay Ihe price If that's «jent squatters s ood up on Uvsir you-.* Job." blanket seats and laughed. "1 know M r*. Harper, widowed by the I ’aven't," said one. F irst World War, Is now a let" I was born n t Ihe high soas turer in history at Cambridge Uni undt-r the B ritish flag, somewhere v e rillv , and la studying fo r a Dor between India and Canada," contor of Philosophy degree despite ■tinned Mrs, H trp e r. "Ju st where her yoara. Hhe wore a blue R e d ' I don't rem em ber — I was quite Urosa uniform and on the blouse young at the time, gleamed a medal given her for her "M y father was a doctcr, a parwork as a volunteer n u rio In the ie son and gn an arm y officer. I'vg I've lived last war. In India, Bermuda, the Weal Indies, Sandwiched In a crowd nf pavep British Gulna, and Canada. My la- InduHtrial Survey (Cuntlnurd Froia fa ia One) prnxlmalely (100 peuple who would like to take the (raining. Mr. Mllwec added Dial in Dio education program in tho county, (hero wns a setup for both adults anil veterans, Tho school system could provide one white Instructor according lo M r Mllwro. lie added Dint Ihe m ailer of Die School Board obtaining a col­ ored Inslruclor nml also paying for the rental of ii space for tra in ­ ing Would he brought up nt a spe­ cial meeting of iho Board next Tuaiday. Mr. i're s ro lt said Dial trainees for Die program would lie pro­ vided through his offlcu. "Through one article In the .Hanford Herald, we have received 201 upidicunts desirous of being given Die necessary Ira ln ln g ," Mr. Prescott added. Mr. t.'owau then requested the F u ii nly Commission to cooperate in Dtu plan hy defraying In sta ll­ ation costs uf placing (m ining ma­ chines In one section uf the sec­ ond floor of Die Kent Garage nn Cnmmerclnl Avenue, lie declared Iho cost nf w iring tn Install m a­ chines would ho less than 11,000. Chairm an J F McClelland slated that In IDs opinion Ihe plan would bo very good fu r ihe County and was a worthy pro petal to keep residents, espec­ ia lly younger persons, In this arnr While Commissioners expressed approval of Die (raining program, rom m lssloncr Oils Fnurnhre do d a red he saw no way for the Commission to make Die money uvniliihlc. He dednred then* wns no money appropriated for Ihe purpose. However, (’hnlrm nn McClelland said if the Board was unable in I take any action, he would p e r-1 sunnily lead a drive In Ihe County I tn raise the necessary money. -when l i s t wage bargaining ow n" went to Canada lo help the (.) May 14. The union took two lb A m e rlrsn Indians during nn days to piesenl its ease. T M 5 epidemic In 1914. He's up in Ihe sessions were rcecsiod to give the A rctic somewhere now, treating the company tim e to study the proEskimos. PITTSBURGH uP -U nitod Slate* "1 m arried and had three son* In Steel Cnrp. bt-jan giving its an­ th rt*j years, and then my husband swer today lo tb r steel union s ^IV csid ? n t David J. McDonald of the union said before today * was a missing officer, killed in wage demand but a clear cut " y rs . France In OIK. I had tw o sons In or " n o " reply I* not like ly ini* meeting' "W e presume th* company w ill the last war, and both were badly mediately. give us an answer to the a r w wounded. Just before negotiators for the “ My th ird son?" — a pause, a CIO United Steelworkers and Big ments we presented." Thslr negotiations may nave a caught breath, nnd ihen mure soft­ Hlrel clos.’tcd thcmsel selves In reprofound effect on the co'intr*'-" ly: t,H_> was killed by a bomb dur­ newed vice presi_______contract talks, P economy. Both union and Industrial ing a Zeppelin raid over Kent in dent John A. Stephens of U observers expect the union tn g *t 1010. There were 10 of us In the Steal said: . . . "W e w ill be replying to the a noy Increase eventually. Hpectlhouse nt Ihe time, und 14 kille d ." A shadow (m m this long-ago union's arguments but there w ill lotion has centered around an in ­ pain darkened her bright blue bz further discussions of Ov.* mat­ crease of about 10 cents an hour. , , . .. , „ . . . u eyes, as a passing etoud dulls the ter with tho union. We want to lo further define the areas o f , Every able-bodied S * '1" '* surface nf a lake, and then Ihe try discussion" '« trained soldier and keeps • light of pride came into them The union asked for a general u*,v*'rnmcnt-l*»ued weapon In his "T he only noint in all th is ," she said firm ly , "Is that the more you wage increase-amount unspccIRjd h o m e . _________________ serve Ihe more lotenw irrenntes your loyalty—the more you have suffereJ In the empire's cause, the more >«u bcll.’ vc in It " She stood at the fool of the tow­ ering monument to Lord Nelson who won B ritain's greatest naval victory at T rafalgar. And as 1 looked up at the statue of the fa ­ mous sea hero he s « m c d no high­ er to me than the proud little lady w aiting patiently on the pavement Corner Onto nnd Commercial —Mrs. Harper, heart of empire, loyal servant nf the crown. Phone 1721 or 312*J Summer Dance Classes Betfin June 8 Duxbury School of Dancing II.M l.Ir H lI.'ii F rid a y . J im * S Sweden Is nearly twice as. large in an a as Great B rita in . nm‘ i^®.“ "^Il/lp *lr®d « qrtftrSal n n ilre d . b u i io 7* ® maji from hia neighbor Think* i! i t ? ?<% * « i y p t h m U v X i • • p h y .lc X h X B f t t t 31m» in ,'* oo i*. in. our W A N T -A D S pack W O R L D of P O W E R USE OUR ‘LITTLE’ ADS FOR ‘BIG’ RESULTS... GET READERSHIP... SELLING POWER...ACTION! IvCjsfal Notices N n llir lit lirrnliv l«(*i-ii that it I *nlil If llru rliin . w ill In' hrlrt HI Iht n flli « nf lln< i 'I I v • *nltimlwitlu•• In till- I ’lljr Mull In Hi* i n y »f Kh ii fiinl, Klutlilii. hi linn tn. Junn I*. W I L L T R A D E Met o f u o lf d u lm ; lik e n e w f u r n llg h tljM iiu M l I n f a n t's c r l l i ” ! 11*51. in h iiiu I'I it tin' fulhiH Inn viirlitiiri' In lit*- ZniiliiM iinlltiHin i' nr in * i'liv nr Huiifnril, Kliirla*I I I lt*ipil«*| In ipm I .til h 9 mill III, lllni'K I*. T I it I n« I*i*l i: II TrH/fiir*l'» Mull nf f i l l nf H.infnril. UK it imrlilnB nrr:t fur Hu in it n11| ii |*t niHiy ii'luinl Kai'lifru atiii pal mm. uf III* *■ liiint, Nn Inltdi In (in imrk«d tlmrviiii. Pit M e I chad? No— there’s humor, interest, excitement, end lllfi news In the little uds you find In Ihe classified section of this newspaper. IL'm it section that Is many things tn many people! It'a ■ valuc'parkcd market rJace fur wise bargain hunters , . It’s a day-by- All ntrllYH In lu lc ra il Mini .-liti*im •I ihII hav* uii ii|i|iurlunll|r In (■ lll-Htll Ml HhIiI IlYltllllB. Ill* linifl* Ilf til* /n ilIIIH lln a ill Ilf A**III ul Wall In Ml lliv lr Mi«*tlnK nil J hiiM r.i. I»5*. t day record uf the employment picture fur job-seekers and lho«« needing employees , . . Il'a a clear, concise guide lo people M. H i i i w i i , Htti r « i u r y who wnnt to buy nr sell. , . in all— a dally report on /m ilint lluaril n( AB|n»l littiiil n i> T il l! i n n y r a i * t h n I u I j i t i community life, The want-ad section embraces • human quality, with ila l.w t and Found section.. Huy l.ninlmriln'u (t,'i;ti*ia|r« AI Hum* With llnalii Jlr*A S S i" ® »s U. a. Steel Bendy To Answer CIO Demands K If present trends continue,' fM lifo in ln w ill challenge New | 4 ork ns the must populous s la t* In the United Blutea about IU7U. tl services offered...........nnd many others. Make H a dally habit to rtad . . . uae . . . get results T H I'in ilA V A. M. W ttlv rn JH iiilinrt* N»w* •turning Mnlnitlaa N tw * with our low-coat, action-packed Want Ads. fr v . n O’tilni'h ('Inti Newa fllorlH A t A III miii'* JliliM y a Clinic* Mmiiinit hfvnilmiM llarm nnr Tim * WorTo, A t Nln* Itycfc INtla Tim * ;U H *r I ‘until Fsar 1,1 Traart 1 1* ,f> rm Ilia ' lea) V *rl» lla * ihlar H u r l i t . Americana • CALL 148 FOR AD-TAKER Dr.. C. L. Persons ‘ OPTOMCTHI8T i i« « ••*» ‘ tf*' t' M i , P a b M tu phoni m 1 1 HANFORD, FLORIDA ' mm �__*"*t *■"-* “x r ■* f ir “ - t *- W A iN 'T ' A'D.'S. I —R E A L ESTATE Use HERALD WANT ADS Til# fill tun Id it rnlr« n|i|»|i In nil Wianl Atl* pnhtUlirU In I hr Unkfurit llrm ill. 1 limn 1IL* per line l»«rr«iim M flrnrn l«V |»er lln r l»«rr.l*»M *1 llrni-n Hv iirr lhi«- lri*rr«lt»n -*■ lli«M per line ln«rrllt»M JVr per line fair t rn rlt I unlrm i K i l l IVwnli In Ihr line, fln n h lr llnte fu r llim h l n« r rnp« PHONE 118 W«Hl Alla II H| he ntrepierl lite r I he T*Mr iilinwr tin rueii>ii* rnniliiiii rhnrne If im ti »»»»»• »<• Unfed In the ieleifli**tir htnih* In rein <n lm ililn m u u m i f«»n the R ih H lU rr In e tp e rln l In |*w> priim | iili. Ill itfilrr fur u* «u refillet the lira! |ic»m*|iilr n t r t lr r n il IV mil Atin iniial Itr In uiir nfflee nil the rinr helure pnltllr illim . Plrnne n n llfr tin Im titn lln tily If hu errnr wreiivn in ynnr m. We runni.l hr rrnpttn*lhlr inr mure ihnti **nr in n it m i <n«ti. (Inn. THE SANFORD HERALD F tm 1- a r t ic i.e s f o r SALK n - NICK 3 ROOM i fm iir [■:.<n a ml bath Large lnl, fine tawn. Plenty Irm l ami shade trees. Near school and grocery. Can flnanre. Call 207 AV. For Results I- FOR S A L E -1 lla in p ln n lte Flush Doors Beautiful Xlahngatiy P. 41. S. Ii. $ out $11 in 2 I 9 43 11 41 2 fi COLORED FOLKS ! ! ! 6 SI l l :n Z B .'odd lots fur sale in Lockhart's 10,fil 12 !M a it and West Sanford Subdivision II a * Folding I*mirs tin no down and $3 no per month Hours ,V Windows Jnlm Write llnea Hatun I Inti sine Corp Free Kstim.de on Installation lin t 814, M iam i Beach, Fla Seminole Jalousies Co. 207 AV F irst Phoi. ■ \ :i Juno is) down with h n la nrr l i k e _________________________ rent w ill purchase new 2 boil room masonry constructed home M l l l i i l l l piano ve:v good toUl' T ria l price Is only 63990.60. _J!K).lXi, Plume IZds .1 F V C M 'S IV K WITH EXCLUSIVE ARTICLFS WANTED IIO Il T A, W ILLIAM S, REALTOR IIaytn"nd K Ltim tm ilst, Associat-1 USED pianos wanted, any comb Phone li!7.l A lla n tlr Ranh Rida. Unit Highest cash .aid Write II Wester. Ill 2. Ilex I2U, S.ru MODERN 2 bedroom ftirn ls h e ! fool Plume 1723 II house, 41 fru il Irccs, lim lie r. 5 acres • 66300 Rass* Ornccry. Ilh , l*A lf{ usM water skis Phone A Cypress. ' iv iiw We buy. aril nnd trade ti»rd furnl lure Wilson M iller Furniluru t'o W A tl, M ILE NOW .'lit E. 1st. Phone 956 H01.LAWAY AND BABY RF.DS Day, week or tnunlh — Tel. 1425 Furniture Center, 110 W. First M L TYPES lliillilo re r work. Reaamiable Rate* Free estimate* Phone 2221 V C. (ira cey. HALL'S Oarage for tlrn c rn l Auto Repairing Sanford A Celery Avo Phone 1060 51, 16M It nlghL LAWN MOWERS sharpened. B i­ cycle* repaired Shuman'*, 310 Ff ttli St RATTERY. C.eneraior or Starter Scrvlee. Call 517. Swain’s Bat tery Service. Sanford Avenue and 2nd Street. ( . L I I I.RS amt bpim ilng_Installed and repaired ired S all.lnetinn m a r m itred 1//•on Sleiiimcyer. Phnne l.'HI | J ___ iH ’ R SPECIALTY aecountlnK for gasoline stations and amnil hu*1 n -ss esineems, reasonable rates \r m i- Areoiiiillng. Phone San ford to?,i II AWN1NI1S PauRrv —7 Pl.mtle, Alum inum , Canvas. Free Eslimates Phono 1291-J a lte r 5 p in for appolntm ml. I-A It AK E l. IN TO TALK $1130 down payment W K I . A K A Apartments 114 W First street (’ hone 4!tn AV L, S IL L —Piano Technician Phone 611 W. Route 1. Sanford 7— Pet* • l.tvrO siik FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED For further In for mu Hon - i L. 14- SPECIAL SERVICES ----- — — . . . . . . Oik * ? bedroom home in NANDO PARK h im [ 0* m * te rn ! PHILLIPS M iID K L home In Wx niiewond Subdivision 17im) Forest Drive Tel. 314 11 Huhy ParakeeU that i an lie taught lo talk lust mil of ns'vl < all Sam < orhran an’’ or I al2 I PERSIAN K H liii. fr le n d lleusonalile ale l: 'III i l l Pliiino-. _l lr li ys 1 tUHIL I.Wk» I 4 - F arm Suppnrt • aim ||inrry —* T U X E D O F E E D S Complete line HtinPa Tuxedn Frost Stow._____ ROOM clflelenev apt. suit 7 ROOM two d o ry houvr on lak< city lim it*. Hnruain lor ■Ido for working couple Ideally front piiek sale by owner. Call located across from Post O llie r P rivate hath. Inm ilrc Manuel 122 XH Jncohann’s Dept. Store. ONE 10 - IIE L P W ANTED -in IIEAU THTAN wanted Aw eomll liimed shop Salary and rnm tnD sion Call 1171 SPREADER SERVICF Lime and Dolomite ami Fort Mite r. Ph0tw> 1.103 M David K Carpenter, J. liA ltC IA .... I 01,ik . 1 ami iipim lslcrer Furniture leflm shing and repair Ing Anthpie restoring and repro diietloTis Furidturc made lo or der Uplmlslering fabric*. All work guaranteed 130 North Rouleviird Court. Del.nnd, Fla Phone 557 When von Nerd Insurance f I JM A LL furnished hou*e >50 im a month Apply Market I'erminal. l.VKt French 2 ROOM furuialusl upstairs apart m rilt 117 W 11th St t’ h 1217 W Phono Hint) It _________________ __________ Z;i ;18. aiulily to sell ami ini'i l l l v K EA f.TO ItS puliltt . tieal apinwrarue. High Sehool edm alion lu e in Sanford straight salary in start 1 'tue _3R W helhri loiymg or selling, It will pay you In see: meiit plan and o ilie r Company benefits, apply Singes- Sewing Machine t o III W Pine st n> Iambi. Fla J. W. MALI.. Itm ltn r Florida Slate Rank llulldlnx* 2 FURNISHED apartments .1 Phone I (58 rooms ft I on highway South. -Call lln ll" l lt i . lt Sehool boy (or night work at Delnnd Adcipinle for Navy per See Raymond 3! Hall t ’lark's Drive In Phone til tin MiniK-l, 1659 South Roulcvard. L lc e n m f Rrnker for all Delnnd. km il.* of Real Estate DU It ill 'SINES*, demand, the itu mediate addition of a me, h iim I iihHi S Park. Upstair* 2 ROOM furnished apt 12181 Pill with general know ledge of Clow m rlto , Phone H8) J rnlet. t lldstiliibll ■ A Cadlllae 1 .11 ARTICLE!* FDR SALE - 5 Permanent position fur pin>1 rly 3 ROOM downstairs apt A dull* iiuallfied man For jicrsonal in 1113 Parlt Ave tervlew »ee Paul McKen/io Sit LARGE 2 ludroom garage apt. vlei> Manager, H u ll*- Motor Sal fine location, m rd y furnished. e*. bat in rue pit Call JMN1 It u lle r 0. ftWORK AVANTED -II 5 ROOM furnished house, lie s ir RARY S IT H N O tiesf of refer nnle locative. Phone 1755 W. m rc * M7». M lrlctn Vlntip, phone F U R N IS H E lf 2 Iv'droom apart — 41c.. each . 1013'M^ Shirts mvnl. 1W8 K im —ISO. Cajl 2290 J . Hsmls. Shoe*. Col*, Pa lit I, T nrpm j. EXPERIENC ED fu rn ilu rv ........... H lR RENT or sale furnished s is v v m it iis t lis leetrlcnl appham *' «*»«*. c-r ,,r home, 3 rooms, u tility room and A H lIY S A l l S L K I I.UN salesman A 1 Smith. Hr15 f: Phone 1321 balh Im iuire Cooks Variety Store din Sanford Ave. Second. S r fftv M * next lo Post Office, Orange f i l y F U R N IS H E D apartment* 1 up * a tiilr* l tliiw iw tili* 2 A 3 riu iiii* (Ml Magnolia Phone 48U KVVNLHIIKD Apartm ent. 1209 Mag nolia Ave. < CLEAN furnished apartment. $33 611 Park Ave. SM ALL furnisheil apartment Oak Avenue. Phone R52 \V 312 NKAV fu rm sh i'l lied room home Children 2133 Lnuri-I. Phone 1683-W NKAV niodcrn coHage. w ulor frent Couple only Tel 1315 13 FURNISHED mo. mo. FURNISHED APT. soon per mo FURNISHED APT t'HMHi per mo Phone 17.38 HENDERSONVILLE, N C .-C on yenlrnlly located fiirnlshetl 3 lied room home aviiilalde im m etllale ly for I wo week*. A. L. Sklmv-r, Tel. 1433 JRNIKHED Apt. Otn. child 401 3—B E A L ESTATE F4IR S A I.K -3 1200 Maguolin Ave. 2 lot* with ihatle trees This l* a very good location. Home needs some re lia lr*. Can be im n liiM s I on ran mumble lerms, EXCLUSIVE WITH ROB’T A. W ILLIAM S, REALTOR Raymond E. Liindnulsl, Associate Phone 1171 A lla n tlr Hank Rblg. «3EB,OJLEPy;' I W6AI2D AESOLirTvae UrTBBLV, Divviff CO'jvaQriBLE VOuO DAD <3amb vrui E llliilD NIKE npolianres, sales ami «*M \ i r r l i II lln.'h, ttvledo. Fla Phone 1151 or Sanford 1612 AV a lter ii |i in H ILL'S IT 'R M T U R K II I I IM S IIIN G Upholstering and lle jia irlu g 1 50.1 t f l v r j Axe. Tel. I2.VS j C AR I'ENTT.It AYOIIK For ipiiek n pair Jobs, or a m ill b iiililin g , Call Jim 1142 31-4. ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or latido Evening Star. Call Ralph Hay. 1163.1 NEW FLOORS surfaced to Per­ fection Old floor* mndc like new Finishing, cleaning and waving, also portable power ptnnl Serving ...... Seminole County . alnce 1933 If, M Gleason. Lake Mary NOTICES PERSONAI.S -1 3 N, n l , K It(,nl Kstate firm s . my property nt cnrtior nf 2Mil A F rrn rh 1* tiff tiie market i\ It. | Aluminum Stni k ch air* , a wo Mowers H itr, 11*65 8 CU F T AVrslloglimiso Itrfrlg e r nlor; one go*si|i bsiich. 2015 San ford Ave. Ajil No. 2 H F T S E IIV E L refrigerator, I year nld '36 C hew 2 door lluth <•* rellt-nl condllbm Will sell or I rude for llveslm k Telophone 2.725 112 GOAT M IL K : It D Priest, S. San ford Ave Phone 7lr, 4VJ SPECIAL SERVICES —II !*. i rv {)■•*! { ? v iL’L ftMlv M ppI' fSc-firt^p m rtt lim ner. M. II■%li »•:h t. Thr>nm< IU *u ii , Mat in Ifomiui^hy, Ronniv Ko m|# I l f 1>ni»ty. Kav K^tm . iV guy I'lunurur. U<nt«l. Hit b«rtl Ur\v«*llyn( Jo Ann i. l'iin I • <. I.utlomil M niftkl. Hoiirm n«‘iwiiw. l ornrlm .*,m I’rlow, IV ililic IlnLLy St:tn -1it - . Itoiriim Hftmh'i, Mm - IVnc,tifilnnlnrlon*H tm 1l •vinn t.rl O n ’I K i hi nit \ ,M. . a . i U ii h 'tis Mr.t. VV illf*v Ml * l If •Inn*'?», Jr , M ft. h vim: MhI. nlin, m ill Mrs. \V. if M i*nt/pi, 1 ruin •‘’■•'iitifiH t hr hhim nintbi’ M f">' ’ Li- nt.itIt iinil tru th uiuM ti*, «n«i M iv T ’u-oihor A llllll. Jr., telilh rrnde -earlier, gave t lo ii group a delightful pail;/, too, fried rhl.heii with ill tlie trimm ings included \m o n r these were Ktnora Jnlm son. Keoneth Malcolm; Rolihy I'ox. Mat'll' f , n g lrtiin ; Doreiie Rowland, \ ii-Iii . .Volin; Nadine Rustic, Norman Fore: Pal Wnlker. Diintui Kl.,„ , Mtllcolm; Donnie V1(4), „ , „ , .............. It. tty It*'!!siIrv ; Nuiit-> M ills 11Hrv*1\ .L mM vrnn W illis ; I h im • $ Miifst«"l 4; Jutiles M f i i l l l ; 11111V '.IT ' \ T ' V-V hateaj.Jenn sm iihnh; I.Mirm* M ulhi’L iVprirv 1‘Mrminc. J i'n tin H n n lw n tflit, tin Lurt l*i • st, llu th ( ’tilliTin; Honnii* W illU ; Kt*l1cv K ori'i Jiihnnn’ l*»Mi ! 14»nu ID vnni ID*‘k -♦»ri. TIu'Inm HiimDn; A h tliiw ste rn 1: h i «I ' l T t i i Niilin; f'h u rtr* M rn l7 .it; \ jiiuv 1.1 mail' XI XX Il'IIN S 'lN I I M . . ■ 1*1*-AA 4 fl IfllK.I ly M \ ci s W niifTi M rl’ n ll; \m i Vu i 1'iiiiii-r, • Il-Ml ki I t inn, 11•>l>1iy S h n ffrf; U rhnvji i n . h.i*1«*»»V *' - *1f I - *t Ill, I ’ollTIFN MflNtl l XI, I Linilli' is i it r. (. ♦1**f »fi ‘ 41 Hti 11ti Hu I’ill.V ■f'i \ , i 1Inn** l » i in l»M put Mnlrultn; S h h ltv Mnlunlm, .loan ■int"1-» inf Ml* t . v .lost V"H p IDoun. Sumin> ! nr Cmviml, lEtch it,. I ’,|c«i-i Hr in mup 1 .ii fil A- n ,.t 61.1 VVl\x 4| 1 •<1. Till* 11 W ,*11 PI ul IiI if ( Mi L’hti 1iip|n, M i* W i • I lti», V( \\ iln in ii mi.I Mi*. U U M»• k. f * i mg fhi- 1 L n nih mill tw i Ir’lh isijuIcih , ' - •f t 4s,1t 11* 1 * " . 1" 1 1,j H11! 4' t <■ with 1‘ojn h I*11111 M l k b i . ii' Mi. 11 |*ta -t Ml Xn* xx. 1 * liri •’*1a Ii-m -hii, Mu- trim iii frm n l h«-s*' UITNHW no It in 1 .C-l ..fl -tnih < i*njt»vr»l fii« ■I * hn ki u tl till*. 2M|| (1 •V ( >1 1S \ ‘i ^ »i Smilmulo. \ •» r m i M Thu tllUlllLufs. of • '1»*l W i l ■ mi i ’m ii tu 1mli I I I iiiv p ) J*n S111>1**1.. \nn "I \1 . ..!«» h*»t. I f 1-1till n' 1, M m thu Jt-mi H iiiiU n *im SM i Iim L'lii-*, (luiuifufu 11111Let -i S• 1 fit I hi him Uh iii Imi, M iiiv n it ml -1 | Ceutcr. ll.it tell ■ — 1 . j 17— Aiiliim nM Ir* • Ir n lle i* —If P l.ltM IlIN G | , n -| K |{ m ue S u d -lo cents per Contract and repair w rrk Free ,..„u . . sipiarc foot delivered. Phone estimates 11 I. Harvey. 204 " J; IS E D ( A RS Little and 1B6S AV, E llis Lloyd Reel — Second ami Sanford Ssnford Ave Phone 1828. LIV E HA IT. Hass’ Grocery, l l l i A COIIKN RADIATOR SHOP 27 I T PALACE ......... 'l l nl.-r, Cypress. Cnmplet ■ w ith lialh and ,11 mo­ SpeelalDi*. Complete Cooling Sys dern eoiixenlencf* .1 D Marlin lorn S ervile JUNE SPECIAI.S Jr Park Ave T rn iler i ,„,rlt i l l '. a K 3rd Tel 35H W AT Sanford 01 lihorie ?t* lim n H MATHERS All Metal Clot lie* Hiiiri|iers 3 ID p ia .tie or Tafieslry Covired O a k l.ill Chairs 7 65 Hospital Beds with M»ttr*'X' 36 63 M ATHER OF SANFORD Phone 127 HOUSE, $1*0 IM1 |ter :n.nr» E. 1st St. UNFURNISHED HOUSE 6K5 on per J. AV IIA I.L , PIANOS • New ami Urrd, 1209 1 4 M yrtle Avenue Phone 12U8-W phone 1123 Furniture 1ID W. Flr»t \r*. • •'» I r .lm t S |t.. i.ii i acltitnl w ill . .it In. . i n i , also the parties, rite H*t, lint not least, til On st .ivu. 'in' .'Ill's parties. The member* ot both Junior noil setiim high «ehool ’•iiinvi'il ih e ir pteiii.'s id Snnhiiwtn Spring*. Mis fin P nrtlli, Mis 'b ill I I o'V. Me t! J-I K i’t.sey, Mrs, .lubti Holton ..nil Mr*, Pat Itiow n, repn sontlnu the room mothers of the seventh nnd iig lu h unities, nnd Miss I,ms Itii.liM I and Mr I I. Lowery, holm room tenelieis, gave tile hols and lassies of their two n pectivi glade* n gum,I pieme i, ...I . _ , .. . I he I, oamlH'M of hese U.ade,. nnsin'uil lim ru H t IlisliniiiM. .|s '.,l of o| HeoruU Junet C ro iitc, M clnm r Jueksoti. 'h iite y I'm tin, Itichiud Smithson, I'tilghuin, Jim m y Morgan. \ \ ,, | tl. r Wul he r, Don u I rey, W i I ■ tVam"i l * ^ . " J h.’-K R o u le V ^ * Mnry | ntlver. Shirley Miileohn. D eity Wheeler, Dan llc u tr l, Down Walk* ' *>"hl'V SU m llfer. .In ly Mnrunn, • , Call 977 MY E Q U IT Y m two bedroom, eon KAHNS INSURANCE AGENCY I 4 ROOM furnishwi apartment, 300 crrlo block home; Kit then tur WANTED M a rrii" mao (or Iri'o r 203 ’.1 1 r1 in 1 S.inlonl, Fla T erm re, 2131! niahed, Phillip* ante work in Sanford Splendid Park Ave. Yale Ave opportunity for m il amu'inont JALOUSIES 2 ROOM efficiency apartm ent; td „ Write P 1) lies 1311 Sanford L lfe tim r A’nm lmim — Free K ali cctrle hot water furnished.*35 00 3 ROOM house, holh, garage. .1 males Free Installation—'Tele I 11I * , $3()n down. t50()i) month SALES R E P R E S E N I’A T IV E Age 112 Elm Avo. Phone 1787 W LHP. SANFORD II Flit ALU Wed. June t 1953 Pane 8 David K *U *y, Tat Ja-kson. T o m- ' Dorothy M iller. Ruth Cullum, my Partin, Hetty I,on Ri>n«ley. Rieliim l Wrye, Kennrth Mnleoim, Parties For Oviedo Students P re s a g e ( lose Of Schools Luffal Nolit'OK . — U K A It O H C I N K A U I 'I . K SALAD s i r m - i i H im c m * r \ t . i : » h i t .m : 0J 2 C R IS P C R ACK ERS COFFEE nr TE A R o u m illa t fk A n d e rs o n W n lp rm -n A r o iu -.v I l n u r Slurs" O n f lip C o rn e r L v th e C lu c k " NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS T il.' IR52 (k'lilHUietit ri-ul .-.“ iiil.- In \ 1i .hI nf tin* City of Snnforii Flnritln is poslctl ut Hie f n mt ilim r o f the Uil v Hull m ill nt tin- frn n l tliior "T the t imei Hntis.- in tin- f ’l l y o f S niifnril. Flnritln, nntl will n mom pnslcd for u im-Hiu I o f four i-niiH.'culivt* tvu'k.' A ll m i l t-s lu te tip n n w h ii'll th e I'.LVJ t.iyo -. |i;n o nut hoe t im iil, 111it I iiir n iiis t w h ie li In s e i 'i l i lie n | «■* hi txt- m d n lr i'ilt ly hot’ ll isK lIi-tl W ill lit- .a11111 ill |M ihlie i it ii ’ lin t i nn tlx ■J.'itlt tin y n f .liitti- A 1> lilA Il. c iitm in -iii in y nt In n 'c lin -k A M. ill I h i1 f r* m t tin n r n f tilt- t i t \ H u ll in I h f U ity n f So lin t 'll. F ln f iilll, I I . N . Snx e t , I if x I le r t.. Do(Ir 4* Kcd Rum USED CAR I'h o n e — I Iar. M elaeh l l i l i b l i l l i : • leming, Jim SATISFYIN(I SIMUNd SNACKS Tin* Statu Farm Insurance I ’o. IKV1NM I. IMlYOK. KuprusL-ntativo Itm in i 211 " Wheaton, W m- "ii McCall, N nrm aii Foie m l W allci Dudn, IIARCAIN General II. l i i Ni r a i H i .IA .M E S i lll- J K A S T '. C T A C E N C V I in.'s l' S T llK K T I ' l l * *N K 7S I I . .1A AIKS ( i l T MIMICOUHAI'M I’UINTSNd J A A IK S It. 1.1 F A. . - TYIMNd ( ’I(KI)IT INVKSTKJATIDNS MADIO ANYWIIKIH-: IN IINITKI) STATUS OK UOKKUJN rOUNTKIUS CREDIT IICREAD 0E SANFORD T K I . I i l - I I O M i S IM ! u n il 11>71 KiMi.n DM Snfifnrtl M lnnlli* Nnlnmal I Link I l«i I lit! nsf IJI52 Docile Diploma! (ivromatii' Drive * Radio DIMi Clievrolel 1 Ton With Platform Seminole County Motors .MU Im i M F in s l S I re e l 140 DODGE I * 11■■it .- IH11 It 'C M T S �# * - t B P ; ■ “W & W fRm ^iyw'%fwjffi?v*« Cards Club Orlando, 11-8, For 10th Win In Last 1$ Sanford Seeks Fifth Straight Against Lakeland Here Tonight 18,643 Of Total Are Paid A d m i s s i o n s Ily K K N T C HETLA1N Hanford’* rraurifun* Cardinal* i r r Ihreali-nlng tit innko the FtnrM i Statu League fira l hit If j» nnanl ra.'e in 1" a five-tenm a ffa ir a fte r defeating the Senator* In Orlando la it nlKht, 11-H. )t win the Rsdbirds' fo u rth fi»na«*i'i»lIve victory Mul Kith w ill in the lu<t 13 game*. Hy irn rin e tw o aiirreaolvr w rlrn tiwrep* fu r Ih r fin d lime I h it year. Hanford Initialed ann lh rr flro t hy rrn rk ln x the T in k rr f-'Jald whammy- I.nu Calve ttl’a trium ph w .a Ih r f i r t l ra rtlln a l » ln thp ronflne* »f T in k rr K ir Id thin aeaaon. W ith Hunfnril onr-gam r ahead o f Rel.and In fifth place, the ile.lh ird i nr • five game* behind l.eeahurt: In fourth plan*, hut only eight i’ niim'* in tho rear of the league lending Cocoa Indiana. T hr narrow three-game mi re a (I arpara tin g Ih r fourth ami flra t p in e e jiljtl la Indicative o f flip fig h t flag chii i- tmw in prugreaa FSL C o r nn D ay to n a J a * l l i' i. ' i. f #o*)wi r *• FLAG W. 32 31 31 UU SANFORD I . « h| i i Ik Ii I ' * RACE L. I'fi. .1127 19 III .1120 .R(HJ 211 IU. 21 27 W il l W. .4 TOM LEO N AR D Drive* fn 61*1 iinil 62ml Iftinn ( ill. .1 7 1 H i.nl So-Loiitf liOU AH 14 - t k Ifltlt Hi n. i f ill Milltv. .11. Hi I Vl*f I tiff I’MI* ! If In f lU li ll , d, *f S h i l l It, f» 1K if t il til |r 'I il r lii M tl ii /J fll lM fH 1. H I.mil |ll* II. Id.Vkffk. |/ f lilt IIIw. | Mi1* hiiti rt M k, fiMUKt kii. * In , Milllf.Ni*. • r 1*1V e h ll H I l , |i t Win** Mr it in f I H 4 T n l ft I eel Him J, C, I hi no m a S M I lllll or Mail,, VV * 44 2 L | 4 I 1 1 1 I ll i 1 41 | ll 11 1 11 1 1 1 r. ft O 4 41 ft 1 II 0 1 lii 37 If M II 49 % 1 II n II f i «i h J II l t t 0 4 1 1 4 I 1 1 1 4 (1 II II <» 4 I II ft | ft il •it III 37 94 Ml Dili IIHI 3211 aim— II o lo o o :i io n k t third altuluhl rood aucrra* boosl lla mh.ernl.lr record uhroud l l i i i r l * , . to 7-10. T h r Cardinal!* havr u Mfhftlf I. II. HhmuiH n, »* rohuM 17 H hum.* rrrord. * H tlM lI. I* H ill Hatty If if I. II I r i r . i i u i , \ >..,<■!■ r .1 : i n , , h i 3 CalvrlU iiiitclicil Ilia third will .-*i,i*iIt U iiom . I . ; < l l > r r i I n n o * , lien,. \u i... S I ..1,r«, l . . . w of Ih r yrnr to liow out w ith n d ll • I h 'i .-‘Ilk.11. m v l m i 11.**> i: rrro rd with Hanford h rfo rr hrlntc Hi........ . ' I ki..'laoiriii n 1.1 v i i Hill ll I .. 11, H o.]-,' ra llr il to th r rolora, T h r hn»ky k r i l l lit t l l l l l . r u o i i r U j , llikroli*. I'.,).-in bonila fllrig rr from tho Prnnayl- a l l . x i I h o i o r j tl x 111-0 l i l a l ' v. / . u n r o l l . \l. i t u i n i i o k i . Illll vanIn roul field* o f C llin r rrrrlv rd H 'n ilK H k iii* 3 M oli.i III M lo a n Ida draft n o th r yesterday and I- I l k il ia i III l n i m - I * , , i m ril, I h i i n , H I ' l l , x r l i o n o r H I. h i n | i | ' Hntn niaili' hi* Iimt atari h rfo rr InivltiK nx lx It. H i l t o n , - l o l l i i l r l a H iiliiixt fo r honir. " , II" ...... I., II M* • Halt Ii .mI 13, ■. r I ii .lx( *•Mil ..r# i .ivm Min it 1 Mi iutil (Hi(I 1T - 'l I I I ’ll l v i U f M i l l I I C I . 1. V H . I . A K E L A N D ■i, hin nit .< hi i k if < iilv #*1 1 1 I H tiiil !■ IIK ill: T O N l(iII I j I ,M>*-■foil h M i.iinM .Ifl I III W a l l r r . M i l r h r l l , .1 -f o o t - 1 I n l i k f •irnm l 11• • 1.1v»»i m.i it In 6 I n n »tM• * t *♦»»**, «n »V*•<• I 7 III i I. M i m i ria h lh iim lr r w h o h n a Im prrxxriJ III I h r r r a p p r a r a n r e M lllg I h r t a r d a hud a llir e Joinw e e k , w ill ' it hla curve hall agalnal Ih r ■krland I'llu la In Ihe Memorial .Stadium here lonlyht. Wllehell w ill h r aprarhradiiiK Hanford'a .h id la extend ila winning akrln •In five atralahl ami l l t h out of lin t H . r 1 I.a t night th r rampaging Curd* Jumped o ff to a ;t-| Iri.d over Oilandu w ill,out ..inking » alnglu lilt . HIiik Ic* by Tommy l.ronurd, J. (1. Dunn and W infred " II.-it" llr n r d ir l iirodiK i'ii two rill.- In tlir fifth . It uun Ih r l>|if a lt-to n rru |itio u In th r irv rn tli that wru|ipvi| th lm ti up fo r Hanford n f lr r t 'n lv r tli’a control pnvr out und I'aul Smith ram r In to r r llr v r In the four-run Orlando ninth. W ith the haira loadril, onr out and onr Hanford run In, I.nu T ell studied .lor H rum flrhl, who had replaced starter l.ronard I.lvrrnm n earlier, Tony llurnnc Imuncrd to th r pitcher, whoie throw to the p ln tr wna low iH'intlUIng another fu n to score. H ill Hatty's Imundcr to the hill went for an error on T oll's throw, another runner sroring, A ainele h r HIM Hllvvrthorne and ■ double by Tommy l.ronard drove In three mure Hanford basemen. U onnrd's two U ltra Itirrenard hla team high flaure to 92 In 90 camra played this year, Ily collectIng hla I I double o f the year slid a alncle, l.ronard iHK.aird hla srsaon avernue lu .109. M nnoirrr .F. C fhtnn rn p |r.| r.ut h.1* I*»t« iw o-i’ ly blow, to lead the "lu b In In st category, uml amacked }? ? . amgles to elvvale Ills aeason's h ttln u mark from .1122 lu .1126. Hllvanhorno lumped from „'I2H to .IHIO on n pair o f hlngoi. Tonight tho (teilhlrd* w ill have throe wlnn ng» skeins a t .lake. In lha f l r . t throe gamoo w ith l.nke» "'« »no Card. hay. defeated tho I ’lltd . three .tra ig h t ami w ill ho looking to extoml that mpromacy lo four In a row. Hanford w ill al.u !»• In ritie.t o f IU fift h consecutlva Milts I 1 Mils. Ill I l l n l l x P I 1 la Curd in ii I Averager* •reuse nf (ipriroxluiutely 7,I)(MI aver Inst year's figure. The difference In the total Menorial Htailluio aUendaoee and he pul I figure is made up hy Hie miles nights, knothole gang and working crew at the pork. I'ald Total •’revlous Total Id,112 I I . t i l Duytouu ruin net (triorol t two i ,mir, las lt"0i b inr. 726 l.eesliur it 1HI1 Hill* Dl'I.UIIll t«r. 616 l.akeland 7tr» 7U6 DayIona .ini (161 ('(icon 7:u t ,.'I(K)* In * lleni'h fiHIl (VIA I'olals 1(1,(111 19,291 Here ere the comparative gate otnls for the last two yivirs; (fames Vrnr I’ nld Avg. •in Mint ip ,2hi» 2nd * ,ir' 1HN2 :tH,:tr.o r,uu 21 IITi.'l 111,111.1 nun — I . a llie s N ig h ts THE HANFORD HER ALD Page 9 Wed. June 3, 1999 Company I o f the National Cuard vacated the C ltv Men’s Softball Fragile cellar Inst night by soundly defeating Robson” a .Sporting floods nine. 21-12. nt the l.akefront Diamond. Hobson's took undisputed pos­ session o f slsth olare in losing as flr ltI was rarkrd for 21 runs on 17 hits. Howell started fo r the fiuurdsm rn, hut lefty l.loyd Swain ram r in lu finish up and receive credit for the victory Carl Von H rrhulis slammed a homer for Robson's and flrn v collected a double while I.Ingle swatted a two hugger fo r the winners, %m II ts lln s s l I.until r> 4 I .I n g le , "" ♦ P l e m l n u . xf K atrin a, it. « Kettles x I g w * I n . If p I 0 l.n iitln s If Ml etis i r, itti s t. r-enx .1 jliiWFll (t if WHll> Tufnlf 31 I t 91nl»* sin*« %II II M MflMll Hit |l HrfVk*'h i’ If PI*WIt I |i Ufitr. fi I U r w r . i'f I • Von MprliuMn. rf I P n r r r M i , ,ili 41 Tupri**r 21* I I iIriif!>MMl if I I '1‘lllNlft 13 M lilklsws.n’ai 11II ia Hi r %al'L iMtMftl .l i i :i lo 5—31 IT r 1'H f S#*'2;i v , I J n u l r III! V-.it 4**111w H I' H w i il i i J I' Mr MI V T ilfU ff I ' u h i l I'fH’DN fllil 4si<111 Ilnur || ■Imi’ It anm1 111«* Ila*nr At l.frih iirR O A IM IH II Ilfle llN sI 4lrll1Hthl MfswMft Ir a lr o ln i ^ \ M 4111II I I O f Illll tin h 4 mini H l.rfslHifK 41 IlH IlR M Mr nil* 11 llr lin u l 7 liar Mi>!• in I , n i t # in n«| IM I h lN llIM ftl Hiiiiard f.s Hold By Cocoa To Lakeland , LA KE LA N D hti—Tlio l.aknlam l I’ iN't*, trying to clim b out o l Dm j inrlilu .Stme 1/tauuo hxsnriiont, have hough I two player* and nh ta in td Hiiolliur mi iiptlun. I.iikeliim l bought U u Niinurd, idteher, amt Jim Cor.o, M>cumj liiisernan, fnuu league-luuding Cueou Ditcher D im Staiitman came to l.akelmid on Nidinn frnm Turnpu id Die ( lass li Florida Inh'rniitiim ul l.cngue. I ’ele Allinranii, uutfielder; Jim Miller, In fk 'ld ir, ami Hd Worse, pitcher, were released. Boxing UenulU Softball StandingR 1 I Angler Snarei 10>Pound l-0unce' Bats In Putnam Fishing Rodeo Cocoa Clings To VCKC Will Begin” FSL Lead On 8-6 90-Day Season Win Over Lakers Tomorrow Night Guardsmen Defeat R o b so n ’s, 24 -12, To Vacate Cellar J i i i l t Aim t i l l • I*li4| 4*r 1II II ii i l l I l l l l M r M> i i - ills i 1 41 1 K 1 Mil > I.* «ll It 4-Hi Ml n * 11 .H* SC,1 •1 4) i ‘J 111 *•P»1Is14 it ll 1j| 1KM 17/ 3ft i.u 1 f Jfb .12* | • .12* IK f. v •Lit*> i. 1 1W(.u V(it, ’ f i ■ Ml| * »• Vi •u> l l. f . l l . m; 21 21 ft i JI l<7 I hi i Jim 11 ;f m 1 •*f. SGI 11 J ........... . 1 1 1 2 .• 9 ■’ill' XIII •1 If. ri • i 1 i rut i ti m h ll 1 l 1hi 1 1Ml niter i S'! N 1 K M**l I-, 1H 1 l (1 i ik. Sinn h K •hi, 2 ii & I) K ll Aim in n ll MU * >4Im l r ;.!»3 M l i n 22 n ?1 1 I’utill* ITU iino axT TI 2Ml .21* IH trlitr ll- Nil nn VV 1. Vvi IMI in In ) 73 r.i .1R G 2 74*» Ry The Associated f r t u <414* «•#• 1H »* 1 .1*1 1ll N1il III i. i.i'.u IS 12 3!l 1 1 MU TCFSDAY’S F if n r r s 1’olV.-IH tr. M» 3 .1 mu ii Ry The Associated P ro *. Uxllll n IM as 2 tf10 111#1 Nihil li ;.t r r . WAYNK, In d —Chuck D«vv< 60* | 1ST M ill ti. II 12 r. I 1 H 0 KOI- ey, H9. Lansing, Mich., milpnlnted ..tliim fin h i Ml .1 f» m T.ilaU 154) uai 31Ul 3:i ST .IMV Sammy Mastrean, iso, I'lttstturgh, 10. M IA M I BEACH. Flo. - Harry llra rln w , 157tt. M iam i H t*ch, outIHiintcd Jackie La Hun, IDHt, Wl I m (••*9. M il llriio k ly n , 10. 4) 1.414*0 FAftltONSI 4 Ugl. Armv a 7r.lt 1 1 W ASHINdTON—Jim m y Cooper. VC-a 1 6lH) 1 9 126. Washington, knocked out Clene S 'sj.llllS Ill •JOI) T i 4 Smith. 120. washlnglon, 6. Holisna's . 4(1)1) « 4 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Red .Vul -l I on nl .'I, llnlisnn's IV Came rim, 199, M iami, milpnlnted llsw ra Tunlgai Jack Harding, 203, Ouffalo, N. Y „ V(.’ -» vs KAN III IN-til lli.lis.ia's vs WII simi-Male* (Israes I'rlris i LOS ANGELES—Sal Floras, 180, Sul-Arinv vs. V l’-(i Anaheim, Calif., slopped Armando Nul (l.iar.l vs i a h i i i i v . i (id e m , J34, G undnlajsrx, Mexico, Tim only fig h te r tu w ill the *• heavyweight chumplorishlp on n \ li foul was Max Hchimding. Hu de JI fuated Jack .Sharkey, 3Juno 12, 1U 31) in New York. 3 4. ll IHrm Turin > i.nii#i« iN ti Nt « a v r n i i i i IlNilsiN* Mrurli Ml |r r * U « v OrlMNiif mi iwrliNniitfHp ||#«rlt |l#|,M«llf 111 1 IM'liH v v riM M i. l i i n i d ti M llW n tih x e ( I r . m k lr n IV I j( i, VI -3 -4 31 i'jillsflx ln h .i, Is ,..is New III, h ,# 3„ < ' l i . x l i . h u 11 n "l I '. i M l n i r e l i I'l.I.'S R O ii 13 »■ JS , Hesol.s t rs.eiUn, I rnetrinsii . \ . w v..rV .' !1 Him t ll K e . V lllW S .Ih re I .........K im 1 • • 't ile * * . . 1 ( 1 1 I.m ill I ' h i l u i l . I i L i I. i .1 Mi t . , , , , 1 , ,i (.Hines I imI h, H H e rti.iK rx i, i l l r . . . K | v i i <‘ lli . i i i. iu H n. New V inK Ml I ..ml- ui 1*1,11i.ieh,Ills * Itp n u n ui I 'l l i s t m , s I i ta u n t New V»rk In . i .j : s i i i'i: ^ < l e v e l s ! . .I ('tllcS R O U o M h l.is to n lloul.'li HI, I -<1111*1 ** P h llia iir liib h i liw ir n ix U -3 The Curdinuls, s tin tin g hu.llv in lust place w ith a 11-21 mark, >ntai>ulatrd to f ilt h spot on the strength of lu wins In the last I I lor.U'StH fo r an improved 21-27 record. While there seems lllllu rhanco fo r tho Redl.lrd* to capture tho firs t h a lf pvununt u l Ihis late stuge, Hanford cannot be counted out i.f u firs t division finish before tho lu'lt rings on Juno 22 . . . Cerntinlv hy sweeping the last fo u r games from the m ighty Jax Dench H.a tlir,Is. Huufurd must he considered u pennant contender fo r the lu s t im lf. Just uxumloi' thin winning strin g . From the turning point on Friitay iilg l.l, May 29, when Ihe Cords outlasted Dela___ ‘ ‘ nd, 13-12, In thu i t r h inning, Huufurd tins ripped through ihe follow ing clubs: three p tia lg lit wins from Lukelniid, tw o euch front Orlando and Jax Reach, 'tills* sp littin g w ith the top two Cocoa and Daytona. Karlv season skcptlrs must cer- H AN FO H lI'H W IN N IN d SKEIN tiiiu iv lie wunderiiig "w hat hopw 1. n ill." I t isn't cusy to noint vour Delatinl 1 1 finger nt any one thing . . . . We Lakeland 3 9 f e d that Improved fielding, w ith Daytona 1 1 ilic u il.lltio i. o f new nluvers und Coroa 11 j) 0 improved pitching have been the Jus Reach mailt factors . . . . The Curdinuls Orlando J <1 h a ve liustli'd frnm the opening Totals 10 3 lu ll ...id tln-ir a b ility to continue on into the hot weather is another im portant factor tn this lute h a lf rise , . . Just as was the case in tire original HI. Louis Cardinal "(ia s House Liang" era nf the early iJ.irtries, Hunfurd is w inning un speed, pitching nn.l hustle . . . The als were probably the firs t leant In organised baseball to rru rk Hu- century murk In stolen buses Ihis year when they rearhed that three d ig it figure lust Monduv night against Orlando . . . T ills in itself should lie indicative o f whut U happening today. fishing out of Comp Stotto of Georgetown. Flshurman Morris used ■ rod and reel with a ileddon Chugger . to entice tho hronsoback to •trike and boated the baaa after an exciting battle to win the weekly trophy In Uie bait easting diW 'hm ^iM hs jtMjrnamenL 3, Major League le a d e r s j , M tan* I U ' <kJK rir.li.tS oaa ounca Olager — Clarence |)lS«3 I ounce base no am — tomorrow night It in lha avorall iraea ta l h i* di* i Ingram haa a * Vlelon. „ . . . , Camp fltona waa also the all# of Sari ha largest bans taken thle week ita'rool •n tho live bait division of {lie atwTBen Be parfeet records by ji lting tourney, Tho bass winning this honor 'waa an I B ounce lunker, also takejt >vri »iaw Moan fro m Lake « 4. By The A rhoi latcd P r t i i 1 Ills <•!» Y a r h a t r t i b s a , , J’Ii II i i i I f I|>I,0 i u l l . e i r i d i I!;’" ' " " * • c l v v e t a i u l l o t " aahlnatoa a. Ht i^mis m i N ATIO NAL LEAGUE A M ERICAN LEAGUE RATTING — Hchociulfcnst, St HATTING—Kell, Boston, .196 Ixtuls, .966. RUNS— Mlnosn. Chicago, 37. • oil RUNS — Cainpnnclln, Rrip.klyti, RUNS BATTED IN - Kuion, 36 Cleveland, 34. RUNS RATTED IN-CampaiK<lla, HITS—Vernon, Washington, 57. Hmoklyn, 94. 14. DOUBLES— Kell, Boston, 19. HITS - Schoendienit, f St. l/tuls, T R IP LE S — Jensen, Washington, In I0.T1 Rogers Hornsby mu.lw DOUBLES — Sdioendienst, Ht. five consecutive hits ns a nineh* Louis, 14. T R IP LE S - ile rn lte , Pittsburgh, hl,i ? r U , l i " f'ordinnts, Thu I’hiladelphla Athletics eve- 9. H O M E RIJNS - Campanella. fS if ' r t . l ! V ,r.,pl? against 26 lin o Indians m. July Bnmkiyn. 17. STOLEN RASES - Bruton, MIL waukco, 00, 1.000; Rurdelte, M il­ waukee, 9-0. 1,000. STRIKEOUTS—Simmons, Phila­ a iiT ti K op I’ r u t .ii- H is tm n ti delphia, 96. j*H opn*K tt v s N i t x i n t« , , UlMTHIIT* OP TIII1 XiiM* (NO Nl'|*2 OP > T |||] I ’l'ietf tiff **'*►•001', r i . n n i ii s ! ” ,T1f Legal Notlcea X |A t e Georg rga by John (Poo) E o m fh .o f Miami ml, who w ill recent# a weekly ih r fo r his e ffo rts in lending fifth on a tk ln a r. lad, John l A T antered ound 4 m billow Dip scuru w llh five lied Hal errors, Joe Angel, Jacksonville Reach, not only pitched a victory hot helped II along with Dim* hits. The Sea Dlrds beat Lakeland's Rat Hamm fo r the second straight niwht. This tlm-* he ram e on In refiof in tho Kith Inning and wj . hammered fo r six runs. a1 Hanford scored six times In Dm seventh Inning lo clinch its vie lurv over Orlando. Rut for Lou Joe Angel Ihisrum lln m lil C alvelli, winning pitcher, it was Only one of Cocoa's eight doubk's a farewell. He goes to m ilita ry figured in the three runs the Indi­ service. ans scored In the fifth inning that clinched the victory The lust pluvce to cuptuin the Daytona Reach cut loose with .New York N iinkees wus I,ou Geh­ I t hits against Del.and ami helped rig. i , .V.'.V. KV7. LViVt ..AVAWX'V v.'.-.v.'.-.v.;.;.; ..... , -.v.-.-.w.v.v. m * w& Galu i1M Opening Tomorrow Night See Ihe world’H IN ftiNlesI Kreyhountta I Ml A I HI ALSO wM m Australian Totalizator has been installed vaw;.. CARTOON and SELECTED SHORTS .V/ iO — Races — 10 .... RICHARD 1 0 0 0 . Dully dtmltle First und Second rncro holler THURSDAY - FRIDAY MOTOR SALES BASKHALL SCHEDULK r iR S T C A R D IN A L ! T H IS W IS E Dulnielnk every rnc* SHOWING) Nn minora Lahel*a<r at^SA ^iFO R D A e iti mi |7*M ,paved P* Ire lied I Gama Thursday Sanford at Ukaland Gama Friday SanforU at Lvesburg Gama Saturday NEWS ^ * ,hG in ta t s2 m £ !™ ,,D CARTOON D aU tuljat HANFORD h H i i A ' J S Sat iU i DeLand , ; *. I lyfletiuSBCjfiar t a e w i m « a « ^ a e H K H B 8 kj ) i K ' 1. ■ »; 1 r. M a n n ie O a t j" I LI \ h . rX.-’1,1 ’ fjlw b i mm . ,i.j :Vc rr -,..W .L W .'.— ■" ■■■" W =vM it: x llm i.x d LAST TIME TONIGHT 1, T, I . In arllnn. 1 ' fV rlu iil.. l i l U l i o P t t t N r) »UW^ti,agBi4 ! x r ,,h,r ,o U tm l s*» .1 4*. H I ( vI m tM U f 1 HOME HUNS - Rosen. Cloveland, 11. STOLEN BASES - Rivera, Chi­ cago, 11. PITCHING - Lopat, New v „r k , 9-0, l.DOOi Hooper, Cleveland. Ford, New York, Shea, Washington, 4 0. 1.000; Stuart, St. Louis, and Morenon, Washington. 3-0, l.ouo. S T ttlK E O im t- PNerce, Chicago, Seven bass were entered In the vsnJ* . t l f i ' V . J l ’ ln ,,r# »* *t.d 4-1It* imirnament this week, as the rodeo Mr uriler uf llie / u.i Pik lli.nnl uf hits thu h a lf way m ark, walghlng > total o f 60 pounds, or an averaga L a i i r t i i s * ' lh * 'r "O >f 8 pound, pur lots*. fi. H. Hruwn, Reerelarv For tho fifteen weeks which " ' hi »IvTn***'*rrt " r The Palatka Fire Station la ths nost popular watghlng-ln station, recording <10 of tho big fish, S t Johns Fishing Lodga o f Hunting.on Is second, and thu top atatwn ;mong thr fish ng eampa, with M , ollowed closely by tab A. P. Olivar Camp at Walaka, who haa -veitrhrd tn 14 baaa so far ta thn x . .x 11 dal turn used. have passed since (ha tourna­ ment opened on Pah. 16, l i t bans, over ths i pound limit, havo Iteen entered In the popular annual baaa fishing event, weighing a total of I.A t panada for in averaga of 1 panada T ounces nor baaa M s n i The largest baaa waa a 18 peso! 14 ounca monster taken by Mrs. Emma Rpraekun of laterlackea. M * into fifth nl are lllttis-s held sway in all four games—as they have most of Ihe season. Jack Cade, defending lea gue hulling champion who.„ ,vis or.. J,'? the decline of his Ik'Land team, inanueed only one hit In five tries The loss of 1.1.11 O liv e tti, the tK.nns l efty who came to Hanford as 1111 a n lfjrld c r and turned pitcher, w ill he fe lt, hut in the Ht. Louis 1 u.dlnal chain, stocked us l l is w ith abundant prospects, a replacew ill not be long ill coming . . . Local fans w ill likewise miss 'uglier, hard h ittin g infield-outfielder.. Wagner wax Ihe are trouble shooter, fillin g In at flra l, sec­ ond, short, th ird and In Ih r outer garden . . . Ilia .911 batting a v rra re nn.l leant leading stolen has* fig u re o f I t w ill also be missed . . . . Rob raptured (he hearla at local fans in hla 10 antra here and they w ill he w a lrhlng w ith interest hla fu tu re anebatl development. • • « • • 1 1 ■• 1 . * . Hanford baa had the uhusual ocrurencu o f acquiring two influld* ■rs. tra n sfe rrin g ihe pair only lo mtv e them come nock to the Sem­ inole County d iil. fo r future reassignment . . . . ’They ara Lou Gary olid D ld ia r.f Rru.-li . . . A fte r being transferred to vldalla n f Ihe of the Class I) (ieurglu Statu loop, they were Imth returned this week when (lie Vi.lalla owner ousted his m 11linger ami canceled all player nnpiiaitlons under his form er idiot. • ♦ ♦ # • Hanford's Dirk M cLntiljn, veteran Florida (Rate League umpire, tells u giioil mil' . . . It scums while he wus plying his trade In blue one iilg til before a gome In Deiuind u fan approached him and said, Are von um piring to n ig h t? ” Dick answered, “ Yes*.'' To this tho fan replied, "W ell I'm going home." A little indignant, Dick said “ Well th a t’s nice go ahead.” The fun then sold. "D o you know wh y T” O f course D irk figured it was Ids um piring, hut the fan then went on to explain. “ I don’t live fa r from here and every tim e you umpire I would rather go hmnu and listen to you shout out the caii* than see a game." 31 |i ll nut M il l , '-llH IM * | „ U*m*n Tafttui t h is s ta g e o f U s t m s a u ll, 4* llruMlts Vrsler.lue u Tbit loynttv o f locul lukirbalt fan* Is fin a lly b rinir repaid by those hitMUiiiK Sanford Cardinal* . . . . W ithout a doubt Hanford in the Hottest team In the Horidt* .State League, having reeled o ff 10 vie* orles in the last l.'l games, nlno In the last 11. This evening the local diamond partisans w ill flock to the Me­ morial .Stadium tu watch Ihe ftedblrds try fo r th e ir fift h consecutive victory against tho Lakeland P ilot*. It Is in le re s iln r to note that last year at this tim e the Sem­ inole Hlues were follow ing almost a diam etrically opposite course . . . . O ff to a fast start Ih r llluea racked up an amaslog IT out of 19- game winning streak and wore .914 point* out of firs t place hy May 16, 1992. Then came the rave.In . . . Plu.nmetttng down­ ward the Hlues had th t ir lo ffy 22-9 record (tailored to 90-21 at DAYTONA REACH ( Special I — Humm-'c dog racing gel* underway i.cr*- tomorrow night at the Vo|. u sin County K rnn.'l Cluh. opening of the !HI-ulght summer racing meet has Irecome the most colorful niinual event in the city s history. The climax of the evening w ill be the Jrum ru ra l Ifnnillrnp. C.enrrst Manager Jerry 7 Col­ lins la .preparing largest . _ fo r Ihe W gest 'fir s t n ig h t" In the track'* hislo ry. To fa cilita te the handling of Ihe crowds five additional ncres hare bean added In Ihe already large parking lot. Ticket booths at both gates have banal enlarged. The new A ustralian totalizer system, installed «t the track at heavy expense, w ill tie put in use fur the flin t tim e opening night. Track o fficials figure It w ill save at least fo u r minutes on every n ic e , In cllitu le kill- *.»ir o f tikkeU uml spf"d op mills rhnngr*. Rut [inI runs are warned to do their tic k e t vlmpping early fo r the ticket machines lock autom atically at tlw ringing n f the rinsing hell. * J’ost time Thursday night w ill lie at 9:16 o'clock. ii J, |.| .1 %VitnliI r t « I . , n l ,h l* J , . t. l. » l| s | |■1hJlH ' ■>, N ew Y o rk 4 I'h lx s»Wl g ,, J I'lo y e la n it J H o H i . ii 1 Ml I . o u t s D el ro ll ; Ily K K N T C IIK T L A IN Sport* E ditor By The Associated Pre'.s Cocoa is still one breath in front of Ihe Florida Stale League, hut tho Indians hurl to (day a gome nf doubles aplenty to neat Lees­ burg. ft 0. Tuesday night and stay ahead. The first seven Cocoa hits were doubles end rig h t of Ihe l.dul of 12 were good for two *r n--— Daytona FU-nch walloped me once-contending Del.and red Hats, 13-7. That kept Daytona Reach half a game hack of Cocoa und dropped Ihe waning Del,and lied lis ts to sixth place Jacksonville Reach scored six runs in the Kith Inning to swamp Ihe cellar holding Lakeland Pilots 10-1, and stay hip deep hi the pennant race, one game behind the trailer. Sanford's rising Cardinals won their lllh in (he ii.st II starts. R || 11, The SPORTS REGISTER ' " • r 1" " wdi t,» t.*..t i l ' th* il.Ti 5In“ yih . c in me t'Dj! Rail , ""imlssi.ii. n iy H„i" I I I * ’ |h.rills. at linn p III, June ui m s , In uimnliter ilm (iillnwlnw I V gr lHtlf'ft t i l ths* RripilfiH OrtllritififN R f F ltR n I*. GREEN ■mil will receive a trophy for lha of lK . City of M«li(iir,t. KlnrItt*1; I’ A II.A T K A (Special) — W. M. i pound 18 ounce bass taaen from I t ) lixiiiiMl fur vsrlarp'e ),l c h a i m r 111* N u t I It l l a T f u f | « | M orris, J r. o|. H unlinglon, n « ha flt, John* Itlvrr on a Gy rod fl—h * ! " L , Tefree*. anulti nl was . .the . . capturor of the largest wllh a popping hug far the artiflM ill Hlrest from It t a tu black bass rnterad In the Pal.tka r , Ingram! Willi Mllehall alatad to pilch tla ovcalag, Manager J. C. i Mired in the arrond division, the Hanford I'ardinala have defied a •raiVitl..* at adage tl.nt Hanford itonidii'. aopiKirt a lin in g hasrhall •-lull, ih r ofrlcial alteiioancr fig •lies j wealed today. Fur tin' f i n ! IM night engage­ ments, tlir Keilhirds Nave attracted 111,2111 fans through the gates of th r Memorial Stadium this year. O f llm t total lll.dt.'l have hern paid customers, Compared to the laat two sea­ sons, ihis year's average paid attend nice Is running well ahead. H peclfirally, It Is aver­ aging 101 more per game than last yistr and f i l l ahead o f the IB.1I l ill a Is. This yro r the overage paid gate Is dli.'l, lust year the average was M il w fd lr In Itifil the Hanford (rlonts, playing In the old Munici­ pal Hl.idl.im for the last time, Irrw an average of only liDO per rngniC 'iiirnt. The o fficial figures fo r Ihis year -how that this year's paid total * only 2.iitil behind the total fo r the " T it si'usnri o f l(t,2Htt kJ ._tl ( ^' la (tiljl fillin ' 21,717 hi'hind last yrar'k ■'Hx'lllO set by the Heininule Hlues ploying in the new Memorial Stadium fo r the firs t time. l(owever, Ihe Hanford Cardinals s till have II games to play here before the sea no ends and at the present Orujeeti',1 rale the Cards should hit Hie Ifi.or.d paid total, uu In­ Ili Iiiii I uii I ions hoiliti i In ; ) / | inn lugs 1 runs, Tell i In s 3/1 innings f inns, li.grim , j In I lim ing I run H ill' .Iiiiim i . I*. l»v l.lieroiJin. W l'!lr ti hi IP.I,I anil Unit Hi I'tl l-'llhlfi* in;! V.'i.inei- i n U „ iij t^.v xf l.lveninin I Hull i nn.l l.'et le« T l T A l»1 and Crescent C ity Junior Chamihcr o f Comnierce sponsored Putnam « • “Fishing ■* ■ Tournament (his County Tournantt weak with a 10 naiimi pound I ouncer out] ike George while wl , , ............... .. iiw Cardinals Draw 19,291 In First 2 4 Home Night Tilts SIHI'1 �*n THK IF YOU DON'T Partly cloudy extreme north, cloudy with u rra s h in il local showcm central ami smith oorIlona through Trlilav (im liiiite u m ild race!*# jo u r Sanfuid Herald, i ' l l ; ( D»H»»r;, b ; 7:00 P. M.. pie**# ta ll E l m # a n f i i r i t S f e r a U i YELLO W CAB H i t >in*l w Ill.D . A N I N D K P K N O K S 1’ P C " / * . - t 'A l 'K K g g ^ * ^ —____ij. , H A N K O W ) . K I. O H ID A T II U K S D A Y J U N K _____________ • . . j. . i— . i E n ta h liflh fd Hi OH ,!■ j ■■ VO LUM E \!J V Issue Develops Over at 4) Ur. Abel Wnlman's reenmmeu dallnn that tbe I ’lty of Sanford uol build a sewerage treatment plant drew a blast from Stale Hoard of Health and U S public Health Service representatives last night at a meeting held In the Court House. Ur. Wiilinan, who Is a professor of sanitary engineering at John Hopkins u niversity, was engaged by Ihe City to present a report on Sewerage and Sewage Disposal ili.* fir.i!!:;^-. concurred In hv Ur John C (leycr, also of John Hop kins and Ids essoi-late, were pre sented ul an mien meeting utteml eil by all City Coin inlaa loners other City officials, ami a number of heallli mid sewerage author! ties from surrounding ureas A score of local residents were also on hand to hear the report. The complete report on Sew erase and Sewage Disposal of Sanford prepared by Dr. A brl Wolman and Ur. John C. lie v rr, professor* at John Hopkins Col y r r tlly In Baltim ore, w ill be found on page seven. Ptioc to the meeting, an infor nial supper was held at the Yaeht Club during which brief remarks were given by those attending However. Dr Wolman p rior to tin- open meeting, had given no indication of what was In •luded in his report Attending the supper were Ur Wolin.in; Hubert M Aligns, rngl Herring consultant from J.ickson villi*. Paul Itichardx, U. S. Public Heallli Service from Atlanta; S A IterkowiD, regional engineer of the State Board of Health from Orlando: David 1) Lee, director of the Stale Board of Health; lla lp il Heath of the U. S Cento gtcal Survey: Hubert Wakefield oi the Stale Hoard ol Health; and Wilson Holt, l*#rl Nelson, and W T. Anderson, fiscal agents. City officials present were May or Hmidall Chase. City Manager II HHIImirU Oh P u t T m l ■ftiW t'lL Apart From City While Ihe County Commission ami Seminole Sheriff I I. Ilnliby have their differences, they ure in perfecl accord on divorcing Ihe sheriff’s radio system from the City of Sanford. M r Hobby reported yesterday that the state has okayed u 37 in kilocycle stmt on ihe a ir for '.is station and the only hold on Is federal approval unit a rriv a l i.f all the equipment. When Ihe sheriff firs t advanced the station idea to the commission they turned a deaf ear, but he persisted anil happened to nsk again on the same day and alter Sanford City Manager Tom Lem tin and Police OtlCf Roy W illiams had asked the county for u lore cr share In maintaining the city police station. By the city's way nf figuring 'he county was gelling enough bene fit from Ihe station to pny the salary of one nf three operators needed to keep it going 24 hours a day. The tab would be $3,047. Mr. Hobby told the commission it would cost the county 'ess than $1,200 tu Install a utallun nf its own and that he would not need an extra man to operate It. iio. when FCC approval goes through, .Seminole court house w ill spruut an antenna. The daytime office In Ihe basement w ill have Ihe main station and a remote station w ill he plared In the Jail for nlglil opcrulion. The office clerk, D ills Owen, w ill he d a y lim i operator and Jailer A. E Evan* w ill handle calls at night. Constable J. U, Calloway w ill h iv e hla ca r •witched over In Ihe county's frequency. A relay hookup between ihe pnllcc atation and the DcLand highway partnl office might also go over to the county. Sheriff llnbby maintained that hla desire for separate radio aysterns was not due to frictio n with police, but only fo r better opera­ tion. Unlimited Source Of Atomic Fuel Is Found, Chairman Dean Says I New tannery In County Receives C Of C’s Support A new canning business for Seminole County Has received the complete support of the a g n a il lure committee o f the Chamber of Commerce according to Hoy llr ill, chairman of Ihe group, fol lowing s Hireling yesterday alter noon Operators of the new industr* arc M r and Mrs. Charles S. Nickand J Joseph Kent, local rest dents. Mr N ick* now operates the lllp e a ltd Heady Tomato Produce Co. with offices In Sanford and Orlando Mr. Kent 1* a form er ur eountunt, who w ill operate tin canning division of the business 'Ihe two men contacted the agri culture committee to obtain their .'iKipernlluu and assistance m helping to can products in the ire.i The group Is currently muk dig use of the canning kitchen on Twenty P iflli Street Operating under Ihe trade n.imc if Seminole Brand, the rom paii) w ill start activities w ltti tomatoc' Hid then switch to other vege tallies in an effort to assist farm ers In handling extra produce iruvvn In Ihe area. Forrest K. flreckcnrldge. man ager of the Seminole Count) Chamber of Commerce, appeared before the County Commissioners m Tuesday requesting their a* sistnnee In m ik in g the Count) kitchen available. Commissioners expressed Ihelr Interest In Ihe ohm whereby Ihe kitchen would lie used for experimental work ll was re|M*rted that several limes hi the past the County hud been •onslderlng closing down (lie h tahllshiiicnl because of lack ol luleresl. At the start, the eanners do not dan tn place th r lr product in the hands nf local wholesalers, tiut w ill attempt to build up u readymad# market by ronlaeC.ng retail - r * direct. , An.' effort WUI h o .tn a d rtlu conn d *n # rt- the rtf (ra n t belief thati'airi<f*i tnmatovs are not us high in ip ia llty us those from ''a llfu rnla and other parts of tin .......m iry ArrordJng to Mr Hreckeorhtjie Hie p rlre of the Seminole Brand lum,'Hops w ill lie considerably less 'ban for o ilie r varieties shipped Hilo Hie state The company directors do not intend to lie farmers down on i contract basis, Iml want lo help dispose of excess crops during periods of nversiipply The agriculture committee, a f­ ter moving to recommend to the County Commissioners that they cooperate with the prospective -'unnhig group In every way |gis slide, Ihrn urged all local retail grocers to buy Hie new products for Ihelr stores. Mr llrc rk e iirid g c declared that he fell Ihe canning company could grow Into siimelhlng really big which would benefit this area considerably in the years to come. He also revealed he find been contacting mil-uf town running companies for the past mimlh with no pa rticu la r luleresl being shown by the concerns approached lie said ho was very glad to have made conlacl with the local group. Firemen Make Two Runs To Tut Out Fire City firem en had to mako two calls before completely extinguish­ ing a burning mattress early Ihia morning and Inter nt l0 :t.l a.m., It was reported today by Assis­ tant Fire Chief It T. Thomas. At 1:0U a.in. this murnlng fire ­ men w y e summoned to the home if L. M l West F irst •Street,. w hen*% e mattress firs t caught fir * . A fte r apparently put­ ting nut the names, (hey dragged Ihe mattress Into tlie backyard. Then la te r this morning fire ­ men were called hack to exting­ uish flames front the mattress that had rekindled In the interim . 'im proper Influence” On Building Projects In State Found By Ayers eOltIO ro t MJUS nux.K* v*. *.,* '73! 1, ficer ! r - ' ; - i l * « * I1...I* County l'» u i i i i.m- r in Mluml. Fla., Mi * S l.rlla Musso, 13, wains Jitici tlf I Imioas Kelley (In w iiuluw ) »he w ill lum p uni. <i>pi«n *w 1*.i l . w - F !• ■» l*vt. Jiiincs Musso. mi A llo y g iw rlc r, held pi Doner 111 a ilo ik u d v ut tin ui>|i.i A ll Fun# Base A ssomsI llia l lie was being down lo lie l. llir g irl gives Up (rig id ) and Is led *« .,* ’ • U t SI eppaltl. When her tm*b.ind was nabbed, the )oung bride was Jailed on chaigea of harbuiiug .. lo g iiite . f iiilernallphal I Zimmerman Talk Features Meet Of .laycee Body JU N g JL JL Fxpcrt To I'resent Industry Findings I lie Hcv l l I.) till tod /.im iner nan, Her lo r of Ihe Holy • nets Episcopal Church, li,clnr*,d that 'lllle n s h lp 1* that sense ol re*|iiui -ih illt) lo iincomm unlly which can only on ce Hit mgh a responsibility to (im l anil living a ( hrisliun life The Hcv Llnim er mull delivered Ills remarks In a special address cutilh-il "Christ an C illienshlp” before th<‘ Junior Chandler of C .i'o in cn *' meeting ill Ihe Yacht Club today I’opulur Hemocracy, ,i* \tira ham l.llico lll espoused when lie referred lo "(io ve rn ilieu t for the people", lias its very foiindali.m hi ( Inistirin p rire n ts, principle* m il Christian e iiltu ie .' the ttev /im io e rm a ii said "Before Ihe advent of 1 liris lle il i1v . there was no organized -octal order lor the mass of ihe people, hut rather a ruling nrlslorrnev such us existed In the ancient I Greek and Homan cultures, ' h r INlillUHt put,. " n ^ J a rn w th or ib is papulsr or (T ,rA is o fic iiu ic ia c y lias been' m i A p r e llm fn a ry r r p o il o f the lm t iis lr l. il p o s s ih llltle s o l S a il lo r d a nd S e m in o le I o u u ly w ill he p re s e n te d lim ig h t .it J:3 0 m Ihe C o iiu iils s lo rie rs Boom in C ity H a ll by M a jo r Joseph la c c m a jo . e iiK in e e riiiR con s u ltu n t r e la iu n l hv the r x c c ii liv e co m m ill ee of Hip S a n fo rd in d u s tr ia l B o a rd . I lr u i lr y ( h i h u m , ih a ir m a n of the In d u s t r ia l B o a rd , to d a y u rg e d a ll re s id e n ts id the a re a to a tte n d Hie open n ic e H iix lo h e a r the liiid in g s of M a jo r ( a n a v a jo . •• fo rm e r c u n s id lln g e n g in e e r fn« New Y o rk C ity who now re sid e s In D e l.a n d M e m b e r* o f tile In liu s lr ia l B o a rd , o ffle e r * u l Sun fo rd In d u s trie s , lu c .. n o il m e in h e rs u l Ihe In d u s tria l e n m m il tee i l l Hie 1 h . iliih r i id ( 'm il in e rc e alm ig w ltli CHv Com iiils s im ie is w ill he at th e res slon. Taft Denies Use Of Words About “ Going It Alone” \V \S IIIN G IO N I" S.-li I .ft * II t illim - a lii to d ay it i* " s i l l y " lo p i-rm it In d ia am i o tlu -r m em lies - ol Hie f m le d N a llm is w h o c la im th-'v lie iiis d r a l III Hie K o r i'iin t f sr '* n d lu i'm e tru c e te r m * T h e S em ite < *O I' le a ili'i iuade th a t c o m m e n t to re |M *rl.'is in i:*lk mg a lio ill tu» M ay 2U d ls c o s 'io o .! K o re a n p o lic y to w h ic h B re st ili'id l\is e n lii'w *-r lo o k i si 'iilio o t a l l m ill* a ll’ll he le e ls H ie ie I *-i l,. i n in n * iiils iiiu k ’ r 'la in lm g - I in v ie w - and M ini lie iln l nut b i'lo > 11*** l lilli s l S lid e s should " i ’ ii il doin' He I.lik e d w ith le p o r tiT s at ttita p iliit soon a fte r a lL 'iu lin g a A tid e House I'o iife iv iic e o f legis l,l i n e le a d e rs Hi- said (lure was mi discussion al tile While House, however, ol 4 M , , J . . f i t . . Ills view. I l l Far Kaslcrn policies A l * t k I r l t K l C 1 0 | i i r Hie I'reslileid's eoininents sh.nil lU IlS T A I.I.A IIA S S K F . B - l h i ' Sen ate to d a y passed Sem ite B ill 1130 ll) Senator B o y le i i i i i i i k Ih i c ir c u it c o u rt c le rk . Ih e assi >sm and c o lle c to r f.X.'OO in s ie .n l ,.| <7MHI p e r v e u i Hie M o i d a State linprinom ent i ouiiiiission weie derelict ill llusi tuts to ill • pvililio of Florida in T A I.I.A IIA S S K I: i ih . \* House iH ie s llg u tin g ........ m ille r r r p o r lr d iodav Ih ie is liile C a b in e t iiie in lie i s "a p In lio n of d u ty in m a k in g p u rc h a s e * m l its . id lin g n ld illo n s fit eon ll. o t st lllio u t .■ o m p e tlln e lu d illln C m . lo r A lit e r II Keys** and i tm I C o g m e e i W illia m s Speed re so i *1 fto m th e im p ro v e m e n t com no .lo ti i la lt a fte r th e c o iiiiiid le e i.o n t i f . iiiiiit lr y i Ji i , I * T K ilim the im p ro v e no ul i n i i i m i . 'in n 's Opel v is in g at in ti >i " w a . d c r e iii't m Ins d u ty in p re p m u g and in te rp r e t oi, pi in . in ta v o i of fa v o re d eon ( i ... tot . and sid* co o l 1a v t o t s ,■i I to* el v i e s should In* d is p e lt ■e.l w ith " hy the c o m m is s to n , H o ­ le d 1 . ..O il i i on i- t'la iic v Si engili-.’e r fo r the i to p ro v e me lit c o m m is s io n 1.d 'o i o n g u illv of d e re tie ltu n of d i.lv oi tin p re m is e s f ile re p i 1 1 I l l i i l s s lilli' lie i . i l l l i s t onl Hie oi l i i s of Ills siip e i Ini's on Hie i ip d o ) tv m iv a ll* ,li inti " lie p a l'llt'l pat, d oi Itie I m il v e - l o i la li lo ir <I.' n u ,<l air c o iiilitio u ill) ! e iju tjt llie 'il o n l w Ol k ll p i. iposed lll. it Hie Im p lo v e no ut ) tim im s s ii.il isig in e **i me dl si i. m " I n ' a lio fi-,lie d ol l i '. t r i c t e i l ' Is lo .o lv i. o iv and |it e lililll) a r v p i.u rn m i’ w o ih || sau| tin* i . ll" to i If.'a i d oi i m u i i i is * lo n e rs of S l.Me In s titu tio n s o r Hie f l n r i d i i lin p r m e n ie n l i n in m is s iiin slm uld lia in lli' a ll fitfu l e b u ild in g p r o f'e ls res Irnm a I •• • I eiiiidllmiiiug of Itie Hmise chamber mil di reeled that plans lie in.ide lo in ilildc their iiffices Inn ll) departed" Iiaren aw aiilh iiriiiiig ail T A l.I.A J IA S S l'.F *' Ih . \v i.- s In v e s tig a tiv e I’o lill l l d t i e l.-d.i) said il had fo u n d " i i i i p i " i ' . i p. l.l le a l lld lu e lic i " was o -. l in l ... s lid e Im l lit 111>7 | i l i '| e i l s and i , , , >in m ended a ll fu tu re s lo t........ . Iin . lin n lie s u p e rv is e d In p in ati ,n e liile c lu r a l e n g ln iT rs The c u m m in c i* . a p p o in t'd lo Iw k in to s ta le h u lld tim p io je il i neil its fin d in g s in a f ilia l I ' l ’. i i ' I lie e o t iim ilt iv had a 'k e d tm m ie iim p o w e rs to e o id iin ie it - p u d ........ . s ta le liu d d m g . Im l ttii- ie<pi -* wa I d o i'k i'l liv a * Sem ite iit io m ille i a fte r the J lu u *e a p p ro ve d tin i.l , I he A y re s g in u p ... d il t ..... ' p o lltle a l in flu e iii e w a u .1 in eon iie*1 mu w ith t ill' < ;•)*11>•I l i no) i lio n lo ll a nd III em oo i lio n w ill tile w or k a l th e m ale . * n in e w a rd at th e I Ini id .■ v •t ■ It- p it .1 t ills iln p lo jie r p o lil.i il p ie sole said the e o n im ilti , o lle il in e xce ssive co st and lo- , n* la s p a y e r* o f tin* s ta ll id I l.u u l.i 'The e iiln m llt e i' le p n rt n tile il 1 "T h e re s p iu is ip ie uHu n ils of |, e iim t t in g p o litic a l m llo e m c to s.is th e m itt a w a rd in g e o n lra c ls m d p it r e liis i's on in tlli Intis, and 4$ 11(41114*.r»| till I illrF I (Will RtMiiitifv Ani)r<mch S' h had »spt rxriier th*« I..-(ji.f liiinlv ( ii’o u p KJ ikm* Is I i iu lcd Ky t « r» tv o f Ami li ird "j". ____ OlwervcH llo lu ln y r m R o .s h i ( u h s In T u ft m ade Hits e o itu n e n l to r r a itg io w H i o f ( 'In 1st Inn c u ltu re and p rin c ip le ) , w here Ih e f ir s t respoud l i l l i l ) o f It., in d iv id u a l is lo Ida Meeting wltfl represent ills ■ sif i lo*) Hie " I h e r e m it w ills f „ i deiiiiierHCy tile Slate Itoail Depart no of Ihe lia v e lio l 10 le u llt y been e o liflie ls i i t v Hall yesterdav m inim , III*' lo r d e u iM 'iH e y, Im l m ille r w a rs lu'HIltlfll'Mtloll e o llllllllfe l' , I or f l u 1st in n p rin c ip le s upon Sanford Durden * lull wu. iHmr w h ic h m il tiu p iilu r dem ocracies u ic tied to proceed vvtih Ho i 1 d m g liased and lu ivi- ih e lr o r ig in . " ■>..noliin c o n tra s tin g d r m o c ia r y and oi trees and shrubs a lu m Buuievaril hetweeo T ii'iiiii \ve 'i in in iin l h i In- sa id , "The d if f e r •'lice is o f C h rls tlu n p rin c ip le s and line ami tile bridge ai rot doi . to co n ce p t* C i'in n m liis in IS the h r i i l 'f iilaiis submitted by I d m sve th a t the in d iv id u a l is a to o l fu r Sirs George Harden, pi* oi* 1 of Hie p ro g ie s s in n i if ih e s tu le , w h ich Hie Garden Clitl*. aimninii • 1 is hi d iie e i c o n flic t to Hie C h r is ­ tel da) ih e plan calls fin a ......" it.ii tia n p re ce p t ( lin t n il men a re ' i nak cre a te d iit n n l nod H in t th e s ta le drive lo include ttie piniiiuu i the trees on Hie m iii Hi soli is fo r the Ir id lv jiliin l " .bunt In ('(in clu sio n he u d ile il • lin t o n ly boulevard al Inter v it I *,l the a I 'illx e 'is h ip endowi-d w ith C h ris - 2.M) feet and ol Jiulln I i n mil I It sole tit the vleiiillv ,.t tit*' lin n f i l l ' l l ca ll endure. He was iiitr o iliie e d hy p ro g ra m parking ureas A rm iiol Ho !'.ise C lin ir m i . i (Jordon B ra d le y. N e w ly of tile p .illil llees would I>< |U dll <( iiMimnr* on Cam I n a l School Hoard Will Hold Special Meet The Seminole County School Board w ill liold u special meet­ ing Tuesday morning al III no o'clock tu Id tilita mi the (JoltIs horn School nnd to decide what action to take on a request by Hahih Cowan, president of San­ ford Industrie*, Inc., In connection w ith training nf |Hilentiul Indus tria l plat employees In Seminole County. The Hoard w ill discuss the possi­ b ility of employing a colored in x trn rto r and also paying for the rental nf spaces for Hie hist alia ■ lion of 22 machines in the Kent Oarage second floor The C'miuly School truslvs* w ill meet In a regular session Mon­ day afternoon at 4 oo o'clock d u r­ ing which tim e several new teach­ er* for County school* w ill he chip atdered. Real Fight Promised In Senate To Restore Funds Cut From Air Force COMING Kcvoluliimiiry I)t»vclo p m c u t Reported A T TA X P A Y E R S ' E X P E N S E THE WILD BLUE YONDER »y « D WIN I B. IIAAKINHON WAHHINi ..... NOTON UB-A "hell of • fight" ghf* In Ihe Sen (to In restore iam i of the five billion doilxri cut B m Air Force fund* w u nrnmd by Son. Maybink (D NC) loday In Iho wake of TVexident Bl> acxibowor'i new deftnie of hla budget, • "we will try to put back what­ ever It neeeuary to get the t ta­ wing Air Force a* toon a i poaaiblo," Uaybank (aid in an Interview. laenhower, on hla nation-wide Ion report to tha nation laat reiterated that hla admlnlana to ipend 00 eonta of tm m dollar neat year for Air Foret air power, . __.'lared: a n not going to crlpplo l sad wa are going tpet N o. 201 A *s<ieiuted P re ss I.euse W in * I, 10.V I i Wolman’s Report Opposes Necessity For Sewage Plant cieaninif lip i.nkei VVEAlHKK ra lly to keep up i l i a ir pow er." T hi* wa* only a few hour* after Den. Ily t S. Vandctibcrg, the re­ tirin g A ir Fnrco chief of xlaff, had fold a Senate appropriation* *uhcommittee that cu llin g back Ihe A ir Force goal from 143 wing* would "Incraa*# Ihe risk lu na­ tional security beyond the dictate* of national prudence.” Vandenberg, who wax callixi g. wh back for questioning by Ihe tha xharptharp ]y divided aenate group (itoday, aald the A ir Force dtcT not1 approve a; the cutback, "and „ r1 did __not." “The new admlnUtratlon - dn trimmed about five billion doilara out uf tho now fundi requeited for the Air Force In former President Trumtn'x January budget. And If redueed from H I to IM wing*, of (C e a tfia re Ax ra * e Twa* eil iiiuleu*. Tin* Garden ('lu ll lias (** * ” ■■rk ing on litis projeet for sonie due. Mrs Harden said, and > 1cry illtic ll g ra lllie tl 111 the fine p ir ll of rnoncrahnii displayed l> •'D It)' Hie ( I I ) and Hie nf fit-la I •- "t Hi*' Slate Knud Department I * ' ll) hat; agreed lo plant Hi- tc " '"o n Frenen Avenue up tn Hi* ' "urtly line, site said, adding I hot d it hoped Ihe County would • 'm ttr H ip planting from thul point **n. Tin' tree* and shrubs lneui'*lves would lie purchased hy fiuuls con* trllm led by various Molls duals and civle orgH tiiialions i ii Ii t . s|e*l in liealiflcatlon. Those meeting will* Ho dale Komi Department officials I < L tts le r anil W. K . H o tie rt on w ere M r* . (*. K G in n , c iv ic planning With (Vlrlnalion Lar^i* Flaver Den! p o rli-rs at tin* W lid e House mi f 'a s ito ' ,* le g is la tiv e t o ld * ! cnee o f 1 the I ’ l l " ..le n t m il llc p u h ln all c o ll I t• it *I i Sr .»4 I >iii i i $$| *I* * »* p i* .to n a l li-.o li i s l u l l l*a Is eu Iio ; .tu fi/e d fo r l i a lu iM ii of a top \ f I I'l (III S f ( K*K •’ I V illi -l l'4 ill I • 1 i n <*»i I isiv is ' s l>i11lu i.i v In i vvim a d u lt'll! a n il If w u- tils fir s t in e o l tm w ith K is e n h iiw e r s im e l l t i 'i i tin 1 S .m fiin ) ti.in k vv ,1 t in ♦ I I .itt* rut .in 11{it1it t i. mi -I' 1 1 li'b i *t • pul. *• policy d is .ig i i-e in i ill I i-e o ilm a n o j u ' d n* d is c u s . .11 I lit' Sf„ifu ll.M lh ml 11,11111"** « it J( ijM i N 'lilu l l v %'s 11mm iilt m i" Hu m a tte r [ m ille r , hut sa id lit* t im id m a k e a s la te iiie a l on one M rN u lf v |411ill) * mi b u lk * •ill** d li > M llllm t lir if IH m r li* l pom ’ la te r, p ro b a b ly to m o ie o w It* tin* U|((*nmd said th e re was no in e id p u i of it at th i I s*!>;$• ".I n u l l i m 'i ' i i w ilt’ ll ui * tb .in ’i»# mflir«*i • *nui «•» • jim l.i)' W h ile House session I it 's s iu lo m c n ts to w h le h Hie till" fi.U ik mf Mf llim ilin r IH.mlm Iin I 'l* li It- |i| look e x e e p llo li w e re in t r i|. in ti t h ;u fi r r . l In n a pe-'idi p re p a re d fo r a 1 in c lu iilit i , 1 1n* Mi N u ll\ / r mmi > n f I m u I 11 i»i4i iPMirn mi 1 * 1 $ , •*»»«* Ruth And Tennis ( Inl> Mi*Hs Sntiirdny A eitv r t cd ills h s lip p e r a nd reo ig n iu / u t in ii ........lin g of the San fo ld B a th and 'Tennis C h ill w ill lie lie l,I a l 7 txt o 'c lo c k at th e M ay (m i i ’lin l S atin day M ight. H o lla n d It* .h i . tu esideid ummmiiim cd to d a y M l fo rm e r I'lo b n ii'iiib e r s a re in v i l i ' i l to a tte n d a m i In e o llta c l M i. |( ov G reen. I 'o i iim i iii'i' c liu ir iii.n i, w ith ie g u rd K. Ha fo.u! tliev e x fie c t to b rin g O ffic e rs a n il ilire e to rs In f tile C iiin ilig seal w ill lie vie* le d wild o ilie r ite m s o f t iu a llifs * d is lio s e d o f T h e c lu b Im * le a xe d th e immiI m ill te n n is c o u rts fro m the M a y fa ir In n fo r Hie s u m m e r im u tH i*. i tml.* Him: min*, Ml»* I $m1J«Ceil in VI* i ( b m iriir , Mj i i i i ” * t | K I >*s$n i r11••* I ' u ii I. i h t t i i l i i / n p l ■ i lu lls , M n lb i’ l I > l . i k r A lifim . in I I ik i'i't limbur T ill’ Sviiifmnl n in t im m iil * «i v is it'll m( IK r illj'liiN *'I'S |||||S Iwt* ill ii'uim r*), W A I ' . i i r i i k .u u l V*i<fi« v r ,ir id u ,i\ in s ititliliiifi in tu Ir iu m l* . Huy J lu llr r m ill lliir u b l K ir t m r ;u n l M 'V i'r/il I’h lb 'in n l l l i m t i r t h nf v h lliU N p u im •! I tiriMikjli tin* r u iim ili li ’il h*m k .itul •UIVA fill" \ *m ils , .1111It I III s t r.l 11\ •* ill p m i iiu f iis .uni lie .m l r m p lu \ * ‘< Il'II 'if m M lflnti <1 s(M Vit,|*N A ib li'il fra h iM 's w r it" .i b a ib t'ip u ' w ith it frihhuuM ti** n m l in iihm * fu r H ituan .ta iu iu .: phi*, b ir d b \ «I> ’Ih i’ Sanfunl phnip m.uic Hie trip hi a chartered bus und tlirci* p rlv iitc cars. The dev e io p m e n t is one • if th e m ost t e iiiliit io n a r y >n th e e n tile a to m ic p tn g ra in It was d isclo se d j,y t lia lr iit . s u t , o n io n D ean id th e ,\|n m it* F n e tg y r o iiiin is s iiin in a >pi\>ctt p ic p u r r it fo r 1tu * E d iso n I."1*4c*tr ii I n . I,tu t. Itcnii i-Jill loin'if Ills juilielice oi :i,isxi clfi'ln c .mil i«m cr men not to asMimc Ihat .'conoiukc iiovvef from aioinic emegy i* h c c But lie called the achievement a m ile­ stone of lu.igrcss and said il "holds mil the |iromisc of making a c iv ili­ an ,at **1111*- pouei industry even mule f - j m I i Ic ami a lii acliv** In Hie long rant:*- Hun il lias h ilh ie lii ap|i|.*r*-*l In lie 'Tin* pruccsx, IK'an said, iva* u n rk ill mil ,*i ilit- AEi . reactor testing stalimi at Aren, Idaho lie ilhisft ali'il ll Hus win “ In e x p la in In you Hi*- iinpacl of re a ch in g Hid new mltcxlolie, i would iik*1 In use an aimlngy, albeit a greatlv over stiutdifled one. " I would like In ask you lu im ­ agine a world in which only one hundred gallons of gasoline existed Wh -n dial gasoline was used up. gasoline would fnrcvci lie gumfrom Hie arlti Itul let us imagine Hint we eiuil.l make gasoliue old ol w a iir li> linrunig Hi*1 gasoline we hail m the piesanci- of wafer Eel o- say for exaiiiiile Ihat hy huiuiug up miii l "si gallons nf gnsI,III"' ill I 'll" ! , | .III" * ' til gallons of w aI e i min new gasoline, and that thi’i.'.iflei wi- coiilil hv liurnlng gasoline in Hu* f" *-nc*‘ of water, nlwavs make new i .isoline ,'quivalent to ih) per ccid of Hi.d which in- lull lied Bv such a pi net's* we would ipiite n li v i *i u s | y gieully strelch out our supply ol gasoline, Iml we could hurdlv expect to stretch It mil iml fillllely for we would alwavs lie innkie.g a little toss gasoline than wo consumed " i lilm tilely we would run uut of I'asollne lii'fore we i an out nf w I*, and all the i* l of the water n H t* vv o i |*1 w ■' o I*t li** u -i-h ’ ss In n i i m im n v 111* i im ii so tm as g a -o liii* p i m.I h. iiio i lllll l b I i I if* M lt|l**l hi Mil 1*141 w a - COlll'l s Ill'll k ilii ll d u ll h Mil l f iiliU i r t l««(# ' H ill I " p u is ill- I," I t o i l lu ll'll 1, .*1 ,*ip (l,t pi 11 III 1 111ml 11 I ‘m llrl lie il n lin in g v - t ill In rH ie i now let ,iinf uu11-i Ut » iHfirbtui Vfi'M ,i!*' us assum llo il u i .111 i i i i l i i l In Mi*iku% ib ll hi tin* i 'tm iii'.ii i 'nb d a te lu p in g a wav hv w liu 'h we tlH l.l \ fill 1\ p lilV 'lv vim I .III HU I'uuid p rn u m i- inn o i iim re gall,m s I i IsI*|m ,1'tl .itllH tttil ml i'iis h id new g a s o lin e h u m w a te r for Hit* I *i i M is vjtti p i l i b i r Hub e v e ry I (Ml g allons we lu irn e d Slid Si b u ll/ t il* lu*i T ub y \ i \ * i l ! .m il d e n ly we w o u ld have m ade il pus iiii 1f11* i !i i > • 11 iu * Ih *i lii.iu s k i I 'l i ' l CiillHmied (In Page I M o l in n W .ii I .mmI limb A «1111 A b u fh«* I * i>V4$f r*v pml 11. mpluih in p m i T iii* im h i ll r i <l •I I t h i mi ip* F n < ‘ * ! i mm S11VIIl p I (*1111 nt (lit* 1111111rn iii mii .i 1 l.iM jiiH ' in i t ill iir liv i* r> I hi- 10 pl.iS i'l ih 'iil. hijiy; *si III Du- Sanford D ia m m a r si’liool llii' N .ih u iu l I URIli* th is p ',n khis llhrarv closed this week aller a 11111*n 11m i i f f nit if ty by W ill M.i Mi i u s successful vei l Although (lie ll lU ll'l till mf p i.IV t'l lllT N im ill'l ml till* lira l’) consists ,.| nolv loo hooks, i nb - .ifhl III nfiph Ih i'k r y ^t*o«'ral the vli * ut-itnin Im ilm si linnl year iiu m . ip ii nf Him Ib r.itm i was 1,31X1 M b f m iii.iit* rm 'h t o f b o lfi h'alii** ‘D ie l l h r i i l ) was i - o iip ti'li'i) re .ill VlsHii flu* | tin Vi* T1* In lil.H IR t* Hill o rg a n iz e d a m i opened th is y e a r l i i t i i t ’x t a11■111'if *n f«■!y fu r tbi* i f i i i under ih e j u i i ' d i . h e f i i volun iiom ii l i u i l f s l b i'f w i'f i i flu* t ubs anil le e r m o tiie rs The m a in purpose IH ia l'h was to in tro d u c e Hu c h ild re n to Tin* ib . il i llin a x n l I im p >1 -iim I iiie ! good lite r a tu r e and m te a c h ilie in ii- n n ils ih ii! K iu i'i w m ild 114 Ira d m l good re a d in g li.iln is ( I n lilie ii 'bM > « i i H k' u o l f i t 'l l Ii t S n;i I w e re Ir a iiie d i i i th e |ir il| ie r be ­ try I' M r r iil v |k7ft,INRJ Hi* I i ’l*»'III I>' h a v io r I ii th e lilu , nv . p ro p e r in i bis luinh b i n b-.ipum fm m n r ami Dll I It iti MIX of llltoks and ill IV) to I md i r m i t l v h b a ttn u : L'Vo hook;; on th e shelve h u t ) uf H ic k e y s m l the u u ic c im u t was Hie toil hooks were rehmunl, and Hill H lijlied u n til th re e m in u te * tie eiglil children wcie Iraiiied as ll h u e he u im m ilU 'i’il the tra d e tu hrary ussistanl*. helping the mo | l I* 1111ll l ir il On I'n g r K l l f I liters during the llhrarv pel iods School Library M I Succcssriil Season ’The 12 till*)' housewives who gave two hours each week of In c h H u n ' In Ihe h h in i) in c lu d e d M f* IF VV iterroii. Mrs .liill.m Wilson. M is .1 I-; McKinley, Mrs llnhcrl M iller Mrs li.i Southwurd, Mrs T F McDaniels, Mrs Allison Nihlack. Mrs Henry Schu­ macher. M r* ila rrv Silshv. Mrs VV ft Strlcklanil and Mrs S t) Chase Jr a m i b c a iit if ir u lin n c h a lr iiia ii >t Hie G a rd e n (.'iu li; Ktl Slow*' who prep a re d Hie plailN . C ity Manager T om L e m o n , a n il M rs H a rden Keith Schuiiiiu'lier CommiHHioned Fiisi^n NKVV LONDON, Conn ( Special I —Keith It. Schumacher, 22. son of Mr. ami Mr*. II. K. Schumacher, Box 441, III) No. 2, Sanford F lo r­ ida wu* cominUxiimed Knsign In the United Staten Coast Guard and awarded a Bachelor of Science liegrre in Engineering Imluy "|«m graduation from the U. S < oa*l Guard Academy, New lauulnii, Conn. He wua one uf 8xi Cudcfs m Hie Class of 'S3, graduated here today during the Academy1* (Will Com­ mencement Exercises. Ensign Schumacher e n tere d Hid Academy in HMD n fle r graduailng from Seminole High School in Sanford and ranking high m na­ tionwide cnm|>etitlve cxaitiiuatums for apixdntment of Cadets While a l.'adet he wn* uciivu in a number uf e x tra -ru rrin d a r uctlvitlex. He w a i a V arsity wrest­ le r fo r two icatnnx. and wax ac­ tive In many ichuol organizations and student committees. Following a short leave. Ensign Schumacher w ill report about July |g to the Coast Guard t utt-» Winona, fo r Ida firs t assignment to active duty. ATLANTIC CITY .f - T h e United Slates today announced the tuccessftil "h re rd in g " of atom ic fuel —Dial is tile production of at least ns much i* more, new fissionable m aterial as is burn at op m Hu1 ' prueoss of making it Tclophniu* Service To Outside Arens Approximately 13 residents of the l*nnln nnd Luke VVeklva Area west of Snulord were provided tele Idi due s e rvin ' tills week, .lulm P Evans, district rnniiager from Grlnndo staled that the provision of lidephonp service to the rural area nf Sanford was part of tho Southern Ill'll Company's efforts to provide tcli'plnmc service In Florida's rural eniiim im ltic*. Tu prnvlde this service it was necessary In add considerable cable in Sanford proper ami then extend approximately eight and one-half m ile* of tmle line and a|e pruxlm ately 14 circuit m ile* u( wire. This waa done at a gross ex­ penditure of approxim ately to.uoo, Mr. Evans xtuted. Movie Time Table ............. Photo by K in d in e r/lla yin o in ! (Studio Studio s, Hie new S tu ll Farm Supply Slurs W ith * more convenient location fo r ihiMrntunwn (ihuppem, ■In fo r agricultural supplies. Shown In at IIO Ea*l Kaconil Street la wall slocked lu tnoei all demanclM Ihe picture above from le ft la rig h t are B. & W alker, a shopper; Mrs. Luulss W hit#, an umploraat J . W. S tull, owner j and another ahopptr, Mrs. Theodora Cummings. HITZ "The Kedhend From W yoming’* 1:44 • 0:80 • 0:04 • 7:L*D - 0iC4 M O V IK L A N I) "The Wac From W alla W a lla " 7:46 - 8:27 last complala show 0:00 ’ ■c .V'jL'.iJ*' 4 jlufJE >yry y.' ■■hv‘r ■D.. ................. * J (T i 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. 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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>, June 03, 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/9a515c66af45ab15a2ae539880ddfae6.pdf a350761af76700ffcbb11975ce17263a PDF Text Text W 'V Sanford Cardinals Record Stolen Base Pace With SS In 4 6 Games If the I / ia didn't permit stolen hares, Hanford's rollicking “(ini Hull!’* Gang" “ mild have long since hern serving a life sentence in lhr stule penitentiary ut Halford. Through On- first Id game* the hustling Curilinul* have swiped H6 bases to pace the Florida State Leugue in flint denartnu-nt. Sanford i« Ul ahend of it* nrarerst rival. Daytons (learh. At the lire;.rut p.-uperted jmc-f of almost two thrfts ni-r context, t!te Hrdhirds will shatter to 14-yenr-old Slate l.oon mark of 211 set hv Gainesville buck hi I!»:i7 hy ul li-ust -Id, ( (R U IN \ l S STOI.KN HASH RECORD I ’layrr lal Flayer Tidal Wagner 16 Hllverthnrne 7 T. la-oioird 6 IS liurrls 6 12 Rnrone Dunn IH to Others llultv . 93 Totals Ill II giioies, lloli Wu'-ner in the leadi-t witli Ifi. This i* two more than lost vein’s leudeq, .loliunv liiihrn, stole nil lust year. In faet. tlie Setnillole 1*1oi's stole utilv tilt hoses in llll games played last season, Ul less itm ii the Cardinals have pilfered in the first III i-onteat*. Melina Idle, Sanford mill I.resilin g were the two hottest train* In llie Slate I .rug iii lust week. The (.aids won lit ot eight games while the l.ukrrs were niili'-xing five of seven. l.raditiK the -watting parade for Sanford Is Tommy Leonard with » loft* 168 In games through last Thursday night. Leonard, the only Sanlortl hitler lislru among me lop ten natters, stood set ruth rising ala points. .Second behind l.eomud is Hill Hllverlhnriie with a .M.’lft average. Ills murk i> seeotid among the KHI. rookies. Hal Hmcltxlv lends with TOM MV LEONARD . . . Halting ..170 8 a .8882 mark in only aine games. Wagner la third with a .816 and Hill liatll la fourth with a rohuai .104 average — a 18 point Increase during the past week. Producing 20 solid hit* In 17 trips to the plate Jack Cade of the defendlngg champion DeLund Red-Hat* served notice on all C la n I) Florida Htat- League hitters that he la out to capture hla second straight* butting crown. — ..<■ ,. Official average* released at league hradquarteie for the week ending midnight leal Thursday reveal the young Infleldeer with a healthy .461 mark that was 16 points better than that posted hy the veteran manager lied Trraaway of Ja« Beach, hi* only rival. Hnllest hitler nf thr healed week was Cocoa maaager Hama Rowell who matched Cade's work hut came up with a few mure extra has e blow*. While thr sluggers were doing their beat to aquare away for tha reason ahead, the league'* finest pennant chaae In year* continued as u three way affair between Cocoa, Daytona, and Jag Beach. The past week saw the three meet each other, with the Indiana dropping two important till* to the Birds, while the Islander* knocked off the Birds Thursday night on Kd Lew ’s timely three-run ninth Inning homer. The week starling tomorrow night will find the three devoting their time entirely to three of the second division teams and Lees­ burg, the hark horse pennant contender. Thus the week ahead loom* as the most emporium of Itie season for only two weeks nf play re. mam in tlir fust half alter next .Sunday's tilt*. (ade was leading In hit* with H'J in 16 games, Irhv of Daylon and Hughes of Cocoa had each srored 60 runs; Howell had eevea homers to sis for Levy and Until of Leesburg: Haller of Daytona I was away out front with 28 stolen bases to 17 for Howell while Rowell waa far ahead In RBI'a with 66 to 17 hy Hed Foster of Jax Beach. League President Jack Dempsey hlghlhfhteed_ the week when eague I'reildent Hempsev also ... .............. ............. ..... ............. ................... Iltd suspended him he fined Orlando catcher-managrr Lee................. Fllklns for five days ys for his “bumping ■ring and L..1 shoving” iumpire Tom wi!!l,smrs« in Orlando ►ride some day* _ n*o. Dempsey ___ also announced the release of umpire Roy Cooper and me signing of umpire Norman Lelp. F lo rid a S ta te Le a g u e A v t*ra g e « n .i N i i.i a lia rin n a W llra rh Jaa Umlc Mel.a nd SANKOHM Cocoa I .reptile fir i «% t i t h r s a iiR W 1, SR 17 21 *e 21 3 f> 21 21 . O rlando l.sS rlsm l Ii Mass Hals t*ls>»r-Club V V l.n V II llrlgvp. J ir 0 IS H aller, M s v l o o a tJl I.esaard. Sanford l.s Kiipler, J a a II I 'o llln e . I . e e s h n r a K iicrailo. I ia v lo n s IJ4 lJ< H It II I. I# I. I. I, II II II Ii 25 3*4 17 20 ,T» IM \\ la 1h i r» t HR It s Ml h 35 3.1 h i 17 " llll 14 0 • 1 1 41 *vk •n ft.* 41 171 <1 O 1 2 r*i 41 l i t }M 2 <H 2 i« !•; 31 HT IT 4ft ftl 3' I' n l& 7I 72 40 'll 21 1*4 101 17 ( 3 4.' ;r 45 :.t» m i i i H in If t l II ii 1*7 4.1 11 •1 44 17 44 II T il 2 1 ft :* » 222 25 «» %H 4 ft 4 ft 44 u 3 2 ! ft05 H 'J 453 2'*7 1*2 SI Ift U :** T in : TO P (’a i l s . Ii e l -a n d T resdw sr. J a i I r b y . M a y lo n a Howell. I ' u i o a * 3«3 2 4 *. 214 llo 2«'3 'll 1 12 11 17 "x V lo Ift *4ft II •7 IS ft hi % 17 Ift :i ii 2 I n a l T k la U k. U k. Ill 31 ft 2*2 277 2 iMf !*7f* 2 ft 1 211 • 741 XTT « m\ 2 ft 7 7J I ..J l.n n l \ \ la. I 2 ft T k ln U k If t l 1 *.*o lif t a ;; 37 « 37 S 121 .TsTM IM 1 ft.ft , 3 7 ft 113 »oO si t»ft .r u n 3 ft ft 1 ft 3 _,L 8IL V E R T H O R N E Leading Rookie llltle r h i to cd Cards Nip Jax Beach, 5-4, In 13th For 7th Out Of 9 t* m Ingram Scores 8th Win 0Of Year: Orlando Vacates ’Birds Play Orlando Here Tonight F-S-L Basement On 12-2 Victory kr i Un ral 8ei I | Hj cot Co by s'. 3 fj a to of w at «£ K no »li lly K E N T C IIP.TLA IN lo r lice second slriiiglil lime. till' 'toilful il t'ollliltoin SOI pt O two-gnlile series from Ins lleni-h, ktPH-klng the Ren lllrds from sec­ ond plure lust night. The Curdinol- might have wrapped It up In the leguliitlim nine Innings, hut the iiervouaness nf rookie short•top Hoh Hnmnela. I hr lanky rookie from HI. I mils rommllled five errors giving llie H-t* lllrds four un­ earned runs hut the hustling Hanford (las House dang went on to will In ths bottom of llie 11th Inning. 8-1. Wulter Mitchell, giant d foot-1 righthander making ills first start of the year, was deprived of the virtorv, however, when he en­ countered control woes In the ninth and wus spelled by Clarence Ingnim, who went mi to nnlrh Ills eighth win of the year ns iigninsl four losses. ^551 I I * Jam eson I ’h o lo CAR DM I'L A V d ill,A N D I I Kill-: I lit MIC F M.MIPJtl Hither Have Leonard ( l - l ) or . . Wills 61h of Reason Krnle I'almlerl (8-2) will start for Hanford against Orlando In the Memorial Stadium here to­ night. The llutlilr-lci with • n It 13 victories In lira laal nine oulinga will be trying In extend this airing against the seventh place J m « llrn rh A ll II II tl 1 f f Henalnrs In a twn-pamr «-rle«. Itr lm r r . Ih Hy The AxvcM-lsteil Pres* (lrlnmlii beat l.uki-lund, 12 2, Hun day night and rlimhrd nut nf the Florida Stut« Uuigiic cellar The low wav the third straight fur the Flints ami il dropped them Into the tailend spot. In other games, the Daylnns llearh Islanders slopped the league leading Cocoa Indians, 16 4; Rclnnd's red h:il<i eosi-il past thr l-e(.ihnrg Lakers, 2 1. und Sanford nosed nut the Jiiek-ionvilln Reach s ,i ilirds. 6 1. in 13 innings. The Sea llirdv’ extra Inning de­ feat rnuhlril lla- Islanders In move oast them into *ernnd place hy naif a garni and only one und onehuif gum - mil nf first place Sunny Wise count;-il his fifth straight victory for Orlando since Joining the chili three weeks a in allowing Lakeland only six hi Ills mates gave him a five-run first Inning leail ami he went on to strike nut I I opposing hatters. After t'o'-na scored four runs In IS! Took I S' of ar di co •« 'Sanford hn* won seven of It* last nine game* ami eight of II* U«t I I rnntexl*. The Cardinals • lb I*1,a games behind tha pare Indiana nod only 1 A J. C. Hnnn lonv llarone one-game behind the fifth place Del.u ml Red lints, who won n narrow 2 1 decision over Lees­ burg Inal night. 'Iln- week-end proved fruitful despite Friday night's loss to Cocoa, 7-L Lou Calvelti was charged with hal third setback of the venr in that game. Culvettl had a nifty fmir-hilter and 4-1 lead going Into the eighth, when Cocoa ciipitullled on hla II passes to score five runs and wrap up the hall game before u huge huge gathering nf I.II0U funs on laities night. .Saturday night, Hanford hit tha victory trail again drop, ping the He* lllrds 6-3 In Jax Beach. Ingram started and lasted srvrn frames before yielding In Krnle I'almlerl who went on In hcrome Ihe winning pitcher. Thy lledhlrda stole nine base* In Ih* tuaale. I-nat night Mitchell held the Rva lllrds In tow until the ninth wheen Jax Reach scored two un* •aerned run* In the ninth to gain a 41 lead and sent the akyacrap* Ing Cardinal to the shower*. Han­ ford came back with two out In tn» ninth In lie things up when lilll Hilvfrtlmrne bounced one through tha middle for n single. Tom l-cnnnril rmaxhed a liner to right for another hit and Man­ ager J. C, Dunn drove a bullet un the ground down the left field foul line to push flllverlhorne with the lying run. A fter throo-and-one-holf scorele u Inning*, Hanford came hack In the last half of the 18th to Wrap ,v.thlr irJ! . !,p' . X0" * . Uarone >![* the Infield with a single to ad off, Bill Butty sacrificed him to aecond. flllverthrnne wn* In Untlonally i+ntlonally passed to get at T. T bsonard who had a duuble double and single ll a at that (mint, l-eonard Walked, however, and Dunn W « unced to short. 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A 1 IM r tle By Is S iffn e d L a k e la n d P ilo ts Al 1’irtle, the bloriila Slate League'! all-time hatting cham­ pion who waa released hy la k e ­ land when palatka waa transferred to the Folk County seat, has been re-signed by the I'llota, It wa* announced Saturday by Charles Askew, Lakeland owner. Flrtle, who hit 1K1 for an alltime FHI. mark In 104O, was one nf the circuit’s leading homerun hitter* when he waa turned loose nearly two weeks agro. The veteran right fielder waa hitting .110 at the tlmo of the AI Flrtle transfer, Plrllo will not be able to play again with Lakeland until neat Friday right, since under league rules bo la not eligible for re­ signing until two week! have r«»Ispaed from the tltpe he wae cut lirtle la a rlghtflelder, Jim Vlrkery Kd «vv the first Inning, Kd l/*vy k’ft fVst liuse anil took over thn Island pitching dulit-s. Hr shut Cocoa out the rest of the wav and his mates haltered three Indian pitchers. Jim Vlrkery nilched five-hit h ill for the Roil Hats In their win over l.ci-sliurg He fanned 18 Lakers and walked three to stnn Leesburg for ihe first lime in five garni* Junior Metts Wins Ja c k K. Morrison Basketball A w ard Vligll Talmatlge "Junior" Metis, Lake Monroe's famed "Locomo­ tive," added another athletic award to Ids long list of high school achievcmenta. when he waa prea••ntnd with tne first annual Jack K. Morrison "Moat Valuable BaaKethall Flayer" trophy at the Seminole High Hchool Class Day event last Friday. Th* Morrlaon Trophy will be presented to the m oat valuable Seminole H i g h School eager each year. Metta waa cited fur leading the team with 162 points and maintaining a 10 nolnt average per gam* from hi* uniur M elt* marling g u a r d position. Metta, whu raduatea Friday night nigh will go _own _ ..... among _ tha all-limp Seminole n athletic greats Tho sturdy little athloto won the J. Peter Kchaal "Most Valuable Football Flayer" award last fall after gaining 1,200 yarda on tho ground, naiefng for 328 more and maintaining a robust 19-yard punting average. "The cne-man-gang" w ai alio a star baseball player for SH8 and participated on the tumpllng team. He waa tho moat Improved cagar last year, doubling hla 1061-68 point production. a ■ ■T.iTi ■■IHfl ■ i The SPORTS REGISTER n . By KENT H K TI.A IN Spurt- Id lln r Hsuforil'a Mr. I.asrhall I* niri'tlv silting hark and enjoying this M-SNiui iif liu*i-iiull. ilivnneil from -ill the worries of piering together a dull -snit Ihe inevitable loasea Ihul follow . . . He ha* made Ills rantrlhullnn in liun-lml| in Hanford and it Is a big one. Of course we ara -peaking of fnhp Kridi-r. John worked actively to bring the New York (Hants Into Hanford. I'lsls Indirectly lias helped the Mm fair Inn lo become the succea* il IN. Krider fouaht tooth and n*il for Hanford's beautiful aporllng arena, known In eserynne In ( rntral Florida an Ihe Memorial Stadium. This Stadium drew over 6)4,000 people In 00 rnntrsts last year, shattering every-high arhool (nothall attendance record aver established In Sanford fur both white and colored srhoola. When linsehall ri-arheil Its lowest •hh following the withdrawal of hi- (Hnnta' apoiisorihlii of the jural 'lass D entry in the fall of 1081 t was John Krider who took the mil hv the hum* anil Joined a s. rrmip of loeul funs together to I. ki-np liiiHidmll alive in Hanford for ' the 11(62 seaami hv operating drpendrntlv. It hnd been five years or more dure the Hanfnril franchise hnd Iii -i -ii run as nn independent or­ ganisation . . . Tuxes, rusts anil __ --... j . ii salaries hnd risen far bI miv* tho Denver ( ordrll •onimensurate Inrrense in llrk rt prices . . . The draft was on ugaln with the Kurt-on "Follcr Action going on . . . Flayers were difficult to iddnln. The results of Ihe 1082 season showed a 17,000 deflrlt . . , Krldrr waa crlllrlfrd by some for hla Hrsparale player aciiulalIlona amt other things, hut he and Ihe hoard nf directors arrom— pllshml iks lninorlaal |nh nf beeping baseball alive In Hanford for 1982 ............ Home of hla problems will never he knowrn publicly . . . Originally he naa to be given a salary lo manager the rluh'a operations, but b-forte the season waa uvar Krlder Had paid out more than he ever received trying In meet payroll*. Actually, If you look at all. In other clubs In the leeguo Sanford had a fairly aurccaxful season . Only Daytona Beach lost teas “ v * ‘ ^Palatka ‘ ‘ .1 ,and . Del«nd mmioy than Sanford. ware 120,003 lasara with winning teams . . . . Nn one will ever know how much Orlando lost, hut Hamel immediately retired from Ihe game after laat season . . . fax Beach, Cocoa and Leraluirg were very henvv loser* loo. Hanford doubled its IPfil attendance hv nulling In 39,160 paid. While the fans alt hark and agree that It was a wonderful thing that thn St. Louis Cardinals sponsored thl* year’* team, few. If any, reallre It was John Krlder who was Instrumental In getting the Cardinal* interested, long before they artuallv signed the arrnrd. Krlder worked for three months writing, telephoning and making Personal conlncts at the Fltm-lilx baseball meetings last fall to lav th* ground work for the revrntual tle-un that was consummated last February with the present Cardinal management. Krider’s sporting contributions were not confined to base­ ball alone . . . lie and Denver Cordell, newest Cllv Commissioner, were responsible for anearheadlng the drive lo permit tha local high «rhm>l» to plav thlr football aamen In the Memorial Htadlum, enabling the arhnols to finish In the black for the first lime In a decade. Yes, Mr. Baseball la on the sidelines, hut fo rg o tte n .................. Hanford owes much to hi* Icndershln In recent year* lo plaro Han­ ford ahead of Orlandu . . . duet compare the attendanre records of the naat two year* and then compare Tinker Field with the Memorial Htadlum. M u lo r L e a g u e G ^ mP *i * Sv j E 'Z 9 Leaden 0 w - w va hut , W. I.. I 'a e a a ............................... I l IS ................. M e a r k ............ X* ( • 1} AMOHICAN LH (It'll Naw York Cleveland .. N.W t H DE-itiw- i 'm • •t . '■.'Ca.’ivi&.'.-.rY • & L I* 1111f i i*» I • T or- PMlUAV’a h a s h : %n lUktNB M L 4 II. Ilmwn, lb I). Taylor, lb ----n. Hiovatl. ft Hon I)y#aa. » ....... II S 1B T f e M HOLLER MOTOR SALES B A A IB A L L SCHEDULE CARDINALS T i l l WEEK Gama Tanlthi Orlando at SANPOKD i Tueaday You Art Cordially InvIUd To AtUnd Tha Schooling Racaa Official Bcaaon BtcDia xrd at Orlando Sanford wadpaadj Gag JUNE Lakeland al SANFORD Game Thursday Sawfar^at^Lahetand Leeifawrp at SAN FORD d.l2 » banV o r d £ S Ui» ^ i a n C T 'p 'D s L a n d e jm s> ’?Pa*!>" jfl.f i * mitil ma r " 'f yf • i*«anil T.irmr SiIn Th* Kansaa City Bluet of tha Whwn the Milwaukee Bravea American Axsoclallon Had a draw 84,887 for xuocexifUl sprlN* aa •on. They wop It , toat tied on*, ^ ^ J® 7.v'aJ f Jr I mi r h 'iriuicA 4, hrhi h I ,»i.i SSt Former Washington Radxkln pro ootball atar Tommy Mont la now Chicago T-4 Ht. Is»"l* 4-1 oh at hi* alma maUr. ''-mew Twdar da* as mas *<■ (■ thsduled tha ijnlvandtv ol Ma faryland. ay, forfeit B -m s e e ilM e ip tft \V I* Pel. .144 S' .** ; . M '• .11 IX VI'-O Oil TM m ill l—xo IX I ll»a*un'* "I I nil ;lo I — III II T 'll IlHlIl'Y, 11r Iff llVFNS, ll.illrv Bowen. Room HU took second ffiSW.°g«an tloalon ......... t'hlladainhla MMrolt Softball Standlnga rA g un N -.t ft lln llis e li, r f T o la N FIAIRIDA STATE LEAGUE rr m last year’* ►»orh xrHMwo If • irlmrN, n n ,r' 111 la a lw a a l 19 I eatue J . T l U U—C o n t i . ftlvrru. \ I 3 .1 II III it ft ft » i • i 6 HOME HUNS - Campanula, Brooklyn, IT. OTOLEN B A S E S Gilliam, Brooklyn, and Bruton, Milwaukee, 11 ( Twomt 40- 11. ft J w Unit, a 1 I. b•irr.-mf'. 20 '• IM I-ll. r «<a T**e l>onr». i» Turorr, rf r»»4ialft I si’s.# I'rttYN. r niirii'. m llu llr v . tl» Hnow. rf liofin. rf 4?vr|#*r. II* *• • ii •«It t- lit Mavlnas Hsaeh I I 4’wewa 4 Ing aaly only to tho tno winwin­ honor* laalng IH .a a l ■ l.eeaharg I ning taant. Captalna w*ro llay Orlaa4» I I l.ahelaa! I Hudson and Edith llanson. (lames Tnalaht nrtaaAw e* ii x t - n y n Tha ioxter of Room Eight folttwetwaa Heaeb at tteLaad lows: Tommy Williams, Cedi l.ahelawg at Jaehawaellle Near* Dandrldge, William Bowen, Ran­ PITCHING—Surkont, Mllwauk’;ee, r#ea* at shwrg 6 0^ 1.000; Smith, Cincinnati, >o, dall Frlrat, Phillip Hudeon, Judy NATION it* l.H An r It. H arriett, Carl Remusat, Harrison d STU.KEOUTa-simm onx, Fhtla- t l r o n k l vn Smith, Sally Chaa*. Benny Kelly, Mllvyai.uhe France* Jlmenea, Linda wu (4t. I m i U) * AMERICAN LEAGUE Yeaekla, Penny Brooker, Vivian ■si t’ h lliile B A T T m O -K eU , Boiton, .217. Ferrall, Lynetta Driggers, Joyce *»»•*. Vork . ,*»* Renton, and Judy Singer, RUNS—Mantle, Naw York, 38. Chicago ........ j h i e a g o ' ; ; {] c nclnnatj ... .1X1 RUNS BATTED IN -V o llm er. Special rule* war* Invoked) IMtlahureh •ittabureh ...... ........ i -i .■IT Washington, SI. Thera war* three girl* and three lie -a ll- fesfeeAae H ITS-Varnon, Waiblniton. 88, llrooklvn 4-t VMIIwtiurieH 1-1 I boy* on eaeh team. The boya and ilark- glrla wero placed alU rnaU ly on on<l same calletl end Tin. di M U B L E S - K i II, Boiton. 18. viMa_ TR IPLE S —Janaen, Wauhlngton, New York pi PhlU.UInhlii. m»<1. tha teams, axeept for tha laat day when exchange player# wara com­ M ltw a ^ e . .-4 HOME RUNS— Roicn, Cleveland, A n \ T W pelled to feed th* ball to a nat 00*0 10 , names Twaar .vaatanA-y play»r.____________________ STOLEN BASKS-RIvera, Chi- No gnmaa srheilu' luted . . . n , slugg ...M ay at ... first base. .240 handed Tola! Jpiala 21 IT .441 Lakeland underwent several other •V- By, By winning M i l the _____...J last two road changea last week. Manager Pete games. Hanford has Improved• ;ta It Kantor waa released and veteran read record ellghtly. A t home th ratcher Faul - Crawford was ac­ Cardinal* have won two for even quired to replace Kantor from 8L laat, Petersburg. ............„ I,|>— H o w ell Loii t#«ry Murray llyrd nhortatop rrnlnrrmunt for (Jary unit an ru tflrlilrr. Hill Samuel', ■aiv Dull mlmrt'ton with ih rrr v»nr' college tmll experience. atgimR Hnturilav after Iteiug optloilld from Wlneton-Snlem "f the Glaa* II Curuliiia League. He is a native of Ht. Louis and n grudunte nf Ht. Benedict* Col­ lege. I.uxt night in his dehut In Sanliir.l, Samuels hud a rough night. Tin- bonus player committed five fielding mlsrues, but had a baud In two double plays while cracking out a single In three trip*. Jerry Harr, 10-yenr-ohl outfhft^ er wltlf a bullet arm, who wn-> originally assigned to Sanford, arrived yesterday after finishing school. The release nf Byrd cleared Ihe Cardinal rimter of any sem­ blance nf last vear’s Seminole Blue*, llyrd was Ihe lone hold­ over for last year'* team. The slender righthander started fast winning hla first two gnmra of the season from Orlando and Falalka only to nosedive, loaln# five nf the next six decisions. In the proce**, Byrd served up six home run hall* In lead the Florida State League In that de­ partment. Hyrd hnd i t of his 1062 offerings slammed nut of the FHL ••arks last year to plure second In that department. Garv followed Richard Rriicn. Idg firs-, baseman, on oplion tn Vudulin. Both are property of the Cardinals and can br lie called up at ihe end of the season. With th P m Cnrhett untlnncd In Mjnnl Vernon, JIL. o f tho Clu*x l* Mississippi Ohio Volley, Sanfui i bus thrre plovers out on o plli u In uther deals th.oughout th*rirc u it. H illy Hass, lim ited service vet o f two years, was sold hy l.iiki-lnm l to Leesburg over the week-end. Room Eight won the recant Vol­ ley Ball Tournament at the Han­ ford Grammar School. The four Jacksaasllle Mrark *• H .nag Rtath Grade rooms participated. l.ssskura ............. M I I .BTI Room E lfh t took all game* played lleLaad , .... U it .tan in th# round-robin tournament. r « ni ................. n I t a A N rrcm .as# Captain# elected by secret bal­ DOUBLES — Schoendlemt, St. llrlaaSa ; » aa l.ahelaa! Ii lot war# IJ»da Lo* Yeaekla and Louli, 14. ------ ... _* william H eaw lla V e s t e r r iv , Tommy Wllllama a T R IP L E 8 —Bamler, PltUburfb, M N r f l R I I B Jarh saw vltte Reach 18 ■ .887 Lakeland may use the rotund left- . FA8RON-61' maintained It* su­ premacy over tha City Men's Softhall l eague l»y rapturing a for­ feiture from the Salvation Army laat Friday at the l.akefront Dia­ mond. The Sal-Army nine la now one full game behind FA8RON In second place. Actually, Sal-Army waa tied for the top spot with FAHRON after last Thursday nlghl'a make-up victory over Ihe Na­ tional Guard. The Salvation troops smashed out the season’s moat runs with a 29-19 triumph Thursday night. Th* 47 runs In Ih# ge-ne were high Inn. VC-P secured Its third place position with a leauu' illig 241-10 win over Itohson's Friday night. VC-0 I* two games off the pennant pare. Losses hy National Guard and Robson'* mired each club In the cellar four games nut of first with four straight defeat* In as many games played this year. ............................... Wllson-Maier plava Hal Salvation Army tomorrow night at the l.akefront Diamond In the fir<t i-imn of thr scheduled twin hill. Robson's battles National Guard in the nightcap. TMl'MaiLAVa IIAM N w itsasl H o ard ' ln»'s »s ....... . I I Ksslllur. Sh I •twain, If ............. & Of#en. ef S (strides, til ... i i 'k T i! ' i lo s rk m s n , rf s lived, r? I i ito w s ll, o I t Frank, p 33 If! Taisia . . N 411 aalsatlaa Arms 4 4 Conk, rf 1 3 VCleelna. r f 3 ft I's n n ln e lo n . as \ ft Willie, rf I 1 Mslls. Il> 4 tflstise. Ill 1 I Richard. .If « 2 ? Krlder, f 1 2 <• IMsrcv, Hi ts 3 Jnosa, |i IT in 31 T o la lo • 3* 31 h u m Ssl-Armr IM I m3 I —in II Nat*(l*ard .*»« I l l —lllslirs, Matts, l-imk. Kcsjln*. Hwaln. Ilrssp IH —tlhhsrd lilt Mavis 140—llowrll I. Junes I lilt Jons* II. Itowell 0 WF J'!"*" .Mh m o . i:> r,!. yrar H f P«J Mrrvlra flimct-r, will! Inmlvrrlrnlly ii iroplipr bull In lili two ynir InarlitikC ittint witli Sanford, un** r«'li*a<i*il outriKlil by tlir Nunrord rurdlualn liixt M'lfurtlay. Hyrd. Mh«» posird n I l-IH mark lu^t yrar * ith t^^ Srminolr lllur*. wan rrlraxrd at thr NBrnr time thr ItrdblrdM ii|itionrd flashy firldinK l.<»u liary t«i YadalU of thr ('lain I) (aroriln Stair l.ragur. Mninw Mir. .Sanford <iirnrd a Room 8 Captures Volleyball T i t l e A t Grade School By ASSOCIATED FREHH NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING — Schoendlanxt, St. Louli, .171. ntJNS — Campanula, Brooklyn, 37 • RUNS BATTED IN-Campanella. Brooklyn, 84. lUTB-Achoendieint, HI. Loulf, \t. i Byrd, Option FASR0N-51 Keeps Cardinals Release Gary, Acquire Samuels And Barr City Men’s Loop Lead On Forfeit ■ �If TO U DON’T THE Dallsary, by 7:M P. M., pDats rail YELLOW CAB 1444 IN D E P E N D E N T E s la b itit it c u ,.<H 3 X L lV ' S A N F O R O. H . u R f f r A n mt| l.-nlcM l u l l v NEW SPAPER 1 H U .M \E J, M s T Associated Pre-.s 1 By The Associated rresx LONDON—Britain crowned Kill abeth II today In n tiimenlflrrnt spectacle n( ancient pomp and pageantry, hclore the wondering ©eyes ot her little son Charles, lieir to the throne. The thunder of gun* and the peal Ing of b«7|s proclaimed to millions masted In • lamdon’a streets the formal accession of Kllrabeth the Queen, the firat c*conation of » woman since Victoria, lift years ago Crowds massed 23 to 35 drop »<• claimed the quern going from Buckingham I’alaee to Westmin iter Abbey, and earning hntnr • again Only 7..VXl persons were In the ahbey, hut inllllona more could see Ihe 21!, hour ceremony by tele vision, for the firat time Cries of "(lod Save the Queen!" bltnded Inin a mighty mar from thousands of throats as the quern's purple and golden roach le'l the abbey for the main coronation pro­ cession five miles and more through Ihe cenlcr of the old enpi tai. _ The 27 year old qu-en. who had • looked drawn near (hr- rinse of Ihe long abbey ritual—and once near tears—flashed her smile The Duke of F.dlnhnrgli was beside her There was it deluge of rain as the- main procession got iintlrc wav The Inside of Ihe queen mother's coach was lighted hv newly m stalled fluorescent lighting which glinted on her eoronrt and Jewels As the state roach bracing thr queen and the Duke of Edinburgh t f arrived at the palace, members of tba crowd clambered op Ihe walls of Ihe palace Itself for a final clear view of the royal pair before they went Inside The queen smiled radiantly and the duke grinned at the long his torlc day nesri-1 Its close The only two Used events re­ maining on their program were a Bocal Air Force show. delayed and rearranged became of the bad weather, and the queen's broad A east at 9 p m. (3 n m. EST) Wind * blown rain and brilliant sunshine competM wllh each other for control of Ihe day. Hut Ihe millions who had gathered to rhrer Ihe qmirn ilood firm In sites some had stakerl out 43 hours ahead of lime The sun hurst through lowering ikli i when Kllrabeth was present ad to the rongvegallon Inside the abhey as "your undoubted queen " A cloudburst drenched the |am packed capital at the moment of V crowning It rained straddy for 90 minutes, stopping only a few min utes before Ihe consecration scrvlctnded More than 1.300 persons ware counted casualties In the crash of crowds, with 33 hurl serl cully ('tough to go to hospitals. Prince Charl-s. who is four, was brought to the abhey Just before the Archbishop of Canterbury placed the iewel encrusted crown ot Edward upon iiiu the liven head of V '* St uwnniM quion, syml xymhnll Britain’s seventh nuten. catty consecrating her to Hod and to the service of more than » half (Continued On rage Four) Duke Of Windsor, Duchess Witness Coronation On TV PARIS </P- For the srcoml time A In hi* life, the Duke of Windsor • was on the sldellnea today at the coronation of a sovereign of the British realm, a crown he gave up for (ho woman he love* The duke and his wife, the for mer Wallla Warfield Simpson ol Baltimore, walchcd the romnatlnn of Queen Elisabeth I I on televlilnn In the home of a cloae American friend, Mrs. Margaret Thoinpion Biddle of Paris and New York. About'too guests were present In _ the Biddle home. In Ihe center of IB Paris, to watch a televised version of Ihe proceedings in London. The duke and duchess had front row seats In s large salon before the screen. They arrived at I t a.m. and talked animatedly until the cer<-mony In lamdon began to reach Its climax, then fell silent. At the conclusion, the duke said: “ It was a very Impressive cere­ mony." lie had not been Invited because erotnrol bars former heads of stato f t from attending the coronation. Queen Elisabeth was nine years old when the duke give up hie throne to rteorge V I on Dec. I I . 1944. He had been king of England for about I f months, from Jan. *0. 1494. Heorge V I was crowned King. In 1837. Fern Farit Receives New CiOP Postmaster • Rher Says Korea Will Co-operate With U .S .T o l.w l A fear that continued dredging of lakes In the state would result in making a desert out of Florida was expressed this morning hv Commissioner Dtls Fourakre at i the regular session of the Count) Commlaidunrrs at the Court Mouse Mr Fourakre made Ihe idiser vatloii after the Commissioners had heard a plea by property own \ l f . i n i <• tie, * fivers fiom Nm'b l> n •« ilii'i hi arml dice IIher *nid lie ll lO >•" Cl *” 1 t ilirio ooiol message lioui Ptctt lint Flsrnhower. I"'* Ii,c|n*r Its eontent ■ Ing being done there would result in permanent damage to the w,i Irrs of the lake Slwfriiis ttirrf li'CHlmlur* Viiiuitg twii Ihmintiul Mm uhi liigti ki hfifil •shiilriltn, « Im lime *l«ilri| Tnllilhftmre -mu I I In* i «|«iV#«I In |mrI i m ki«iIt* in tin* “ Knnw Vtiiir fiiiicrMHituif" imi^i mi nf (InridM s tu lr I in TnlUhmuarr. thin i*rrl» *»rir *1mb nl?. flum Setitimth* IMgl) Srluml. Hjuifiifil, Ik in tin ! Vi nVi Nihmil I mu* m mM ; mhI H iiriln 111uIi Sr kiinl iHirrhi I In* Shiflriitn »#* n* m fln • *»*• *4|»lhi! hf Sun I Ini 4 I I'nikh’, crnlrr IrM I m mi* hi, • * |* ' \ if . 4nil IJ* i* \l iirli N < IrvfUntl, Ir ill *■f inf *H if Problem To Be * r p a y s t o w a Sriisun's First i t Tropical Storm City Sells la k e Front Properties Aired Tomorrow At Sums Above Offer s At Auction Changes Course r ' ' It s.-ovts u I l L tit f|» l* i vi*'If!fir' i •I *) *!>*»• i i m i •■*«•*! \ i i **i *|Hr#i r _ rs# H n in lm o u ity »»)•• , * *♦• ♦* if.* If ««•* i v^ioltf • u ri .mi.' r .f .1 ni| .*iimixfnf nf Hie i I Ida f i l l I *'* |^ IA 4. 1 r * f f I *i I lid" ip. I f in ] |> Ih * *ill III till* f *»ifl c Id* **!•%, %(ii 4R 1 «n»l it fhliRft.'l . 1»h • « * * ki4mm ft • * *1«k . H - Mltl'l >iii f ifun *|, |ft »I*>*) MM*fI .**•«ff|♦^ III | tiff Ik ifid * (i*U ttttir , nt fa1<1**11 Mi*1 *Pit S, Il 4 . Bi q In■up* l 1*1 i n u H j y 11If? i •f if Mitf l ) im .iff b ( *btpr Mn t • 11 tuirtftf t > ♦ ,f|: •"* P **f fl DMII K e 1 |F»*f I m I rite IX year old Ir i<!<" • un lit i .line nit Hie heel rl i * It iltd W t *hlllgtoii Dial lie !i el pi u |i.i«--it In hlseithnwvi • mii.il <1 *1" 1 ) 1 1 Mt V 1 1 ■1. l e g i . l l t W lense pact plus sule.l ltd <1 1 Il i'1'liif.; * 4-rntj i Im m i m t mol mdd.it v ioi •- •>utii * • mii h i* ,ti jpt* Fore i * puce let ii i epliiig AHo* I ........ 11MIf ! *rv t x • 'III |ll*’ l*'r| t ||f »\ tune terms the s e e . ,‘ r t . 1 ' * I I '• l r « e‘ J»I | ( l i t t* ten -if got Hindi to thr 11 * H.i'M I I I 1111 .1 I I**' Mi I Mil’ 4 ’ll* I CrUtltMiltl . c m -e jlllil li i -•111nI I-' 1'. Ml. . . • n 1 i"i ipjtfm il ■1111r •- Ih il we co iipri t* '' dii MeI In* II ' . d I 1 *{I•»' *| Mm' i f i n M I S it ,|||V CU'.I )) mu .1 II <U'1 I 1 1 ■ i l hhritp >1 i | ’id •kill Hl»(l Oivlhillg Htr C '• ......................... I" iI I dM'tii hd( M*r III" M lint illiiumg Ihe ' hut " m o >• * ■s ♦l III. I . I l f » 1 ,« h'f o '*III*1•0 )|J| I i to out • tv i* -im ' o ............ pi M r.r ff ' 4x f ' *'''11 ?' on* i •!■'till sent* t' ' | M It l»* *; i 11'**11 t * pi m(|im **m S 11mg Im Is In t ‘ 11 tit" '11■ ' 1<it ikf 'I • *n III H|, ( po limit 11tie-> did im' .it ilmi it. m •I I d'lri't dill tn* |!j|iIff 1 ml III , I itenielli (ml....... .. H (.I'M11 IMH♦ Km i lilllel nppo >•" mi to fh** d. ,1 ' » * Mf • It t. ♦ 4< I It* | in- t t 1 N II to r pi ••!•'>, il m i t.t * I ’ ll I tfi ti * m||» • .H . ollcong 1 . .1 . I O l lit I- **l 4 t'.r v| Idl •• ! hti i i nilv M mil iv . I'r in" , 4 * 'I'M I PyllO Y'lllg V it till .- (Iriir l , lit . *t 11 in, tlo C ity’s Sewerage I vl I M l ) •'t*l 4-k • .ru t I e President * t" g " ' <" It her . ml today Smith h u r t ill ,,*<■ ■ « lot litr I v *' »o, i-o.i " tint drrlared h<- <»dl ..... .. 10 the mil on witleli m il ■>! 1 in lin p s T n A| r’ f " i » r ( y m rod B ILL SHINN s 11 u 4 . *». O f H i d Ktll l t »■ it T)fi { « ni||inU r-if K I i i * >»t iiifi. i 11 ;•»* l»**f iif?» 11 »' lit I t n l l K R T T i t M i l s nrs on Ole l U i r I s i s ton* dr <*,1 - Mr MrCIrlland asserted Mr Webster explained that nor individual who had recently mut­ ed to Ihe area Wus conducting dredging operations and as a ir suit the water used for drinking had become discolored Mrs. Anr rum added that airier Hlg Bear Lake Is not a sand-hut lorn lake It would be possible [hat dredging might drain the wa ®r m**ung property adjacent worthless Commissioner B C Dodd said lhat some group In Ihe ty u n tv 4 nhiM have control of lakes, hit! Ihal a special *ct would have lo bo paaaed by the Legislature and [hat It wmdtf be Impoaslhle at this late date to have sneh a Mil ■„ tmdured hy the legislative dele gallon. Nn. J O ’ irape Fourakre Thinks Lake Dredging is Threat To State Hubert Webster, Mrs lames Ancrutn, and .lease K Kellrr ap peareil before the Commission with a petition signed hy V) tesl dents which staled: "We the undersigned resident and proper tv owners on Hig Hear Lake, Seminole County, eaniesMs request that steps he taken fm the purpose of determining who tiler or not dredging operations in this lake will result in permanent damage to thr waters of the lake "W e further request that pin per steps he takrn to atop or con Irol all dredging unlit the f u r l . are determined chairman J F McClelland pointed out that Hie County ha* no Jurisdiction in Ihe mailer ami suggested that those concerned file an injunction Immediately " If I lived on the take, | would file an Injunction rigid ow n , *Vire L egislatu re Okays Elizabeth Crowned Queen In Spectacle O f Pomp, Pageantry Once Near Tears,New Ruler Benins Smile IH E K lif 'T i hr n ' t r t n ! t b m j h " M lc u 'b i with m i.l,.!,#! icat(w e d Iboner* south ittd eait nor" c m coiitirnir•( ndhl ind j IttM* "w>|f, north portion this Wlrrnnon ratals* jour Sanford HtraM . City •VOLUM E vvea M ile* b ' ' " t • 1 • hi* h* • ill,.,I the | N t onm toil x ."It mi, lo the I 'oinionui*t W i.hiugion rep lit. . te i h i,. I died (m FI tixtlio I ei t . Igi ' ' > the *e (mil points I '.igti i miltu it -I r l r n - - |M'» milt South K o rm go n iiii««uig th" KrspoiistInlit v 01 O il icr Is S lrrssefl IVv Mrn llutcliiflon |1 S would .(id Snuth Kutt i If It” (M t V I. • ai»>* i if •?“ llk'H' i i lied ittacked aft- t > tiui e I hi s oss i ;ked In promise- p"uupt , hi lit * I'M la f| (M) I h" ItMff Mill up H *11 I • ** MM I'h* f’ H* tJ ■• i ||4 I. * M IA M I if)— Th e »e-rson's hisi aid irgsnllrss of wh a t -i'hn I itl*-> i A , upper at Hie Varht • luh it .......................* ' ,«kn ' -I lt-4e»ph 1 Mt|l hHin. »,» (n (b t poMhas* 1 JO p m will prereda tomorrow; fhst*- « ,• • ''» ’• TJ. • topical ttorm made • nudlm »rd I Naluuis might do m * •*•’ 1 \ \ \ ♦« 1 iii i - fr ilig I "Is .1 4t|(I t. BIm i 9 et < night’s Important session .1 IM IP O " " * “,hM 1 T »f,»», T E X T i i,1m| 1t • n» I “l» 'Cl u l< '1 • ' •’fed inlre of tt.flOO Tfill^ •mount j Icmp in t|.« Oulf ol Mexico during 1 " p , to r-uduutr t o . Com I H o u r at D IK) o'clock when l,,lbl|c *' ** " f " 1 »,i f. 1 ih* ;i*'i4 *r» n *11* |t\| > ast month when the CuHimMsh ft' .> ■ ,t'<oo tlir high bH Dr A M Walrrtoo of .lolm Hop __ . " I<" i . 'cr '. ,'i ^ I'll* ntaht xml los* mo.-h of It. si a i r e c o n o m i c >0'1 m d H i t v '*•' _- . ^ - s-,a .11 l . a . 'C ..Ia.lit aI r a .1 A a 1 * I A in*, nf i|^f 1 »it»‘ | o titri Is 11 Vi'-.' It* I Alt’. »,*IOW*». / Igi, V f . r r j ' r l » d all bid ■ “ 1,t* ■ ktn.f IM iv e n H yi*1"v. Hi * IM.brnll ,M* *’ *"'! ' )ttl»r Hurkxu to SnnMi H htia% Hit Ih* ,fi 1*1# r.I 4-0 Tttif iu*!f ' i -,t " l.rk u e h l'tl u r allied tlV thr f(W Hut the am lion *• l|o <tr repolt mi Sanford'. sewer ago ( m limit 1 1 if nil a " If fie f t t ' 11 Mu M*f i*U 11 U (HIM 111y;Itf 4t ft Ml (m? i»i*‘*tifi| t**fli\ tiler' appear "d tod , lo II " , toproblem I hi* I l 1 ih r | %j ulvhcirv K01 f i *«f ill In tfU ii .................... . H i e i- i k iv 1 . intm IS I n r Ii*ia II 11. * r1-1 nti itip • lo *1ui * iff 1 mar# City Managci loin I emoo, who Wt II fnmolcd tn HIM 1 1 1 mt I fnHf I M it mm * "M ’l f r*|vMfnil1 Hi it Ml rtl H. •«mI fh m , *» ufu* htr I Mf| Hip |f| It xril'il Hi#' flint Ilk™ Hi r " i i h i i f*<ll|r f*t# ' h im lit f. 11 1 pi«r(r*n a In (h* made thr aiimiunt "iiieut. .act that Saver h Ii in >‘ 1• .iiltu* I fhr * ! m j f f * »f Alfa3 rft^ Hiiiifl, in I-lor hit p il up I'M I !* * 1 1 * 4 * I 1 P*.lv |fl| M lkl fti»* (Hft 1 1 1 1 M il httll 1 , il X tx i | ,f 1 • I'll A It 4 Ih it irpresenlaflvr of thr Muir |<>•, ri| elgl't i A>*r•■*'n1ml l»v •• if • •lre.ii tv SI.Id at It If pf irf U »•» • |i« r milli 'l i t (itirt h;<s* Hi" iff 1 »•» pi 1Iuhi ( ifI** foA»*r ritirhM '* It (A *A11 | M* ■' x IM jfft • •■ I d Mr-illh, Ihr l<nltrd SI itr* I'oh if nt*l lit*' olh 1 > ol Ih*I K*‘ \ , it ||"|p \qi| lllv a IIIfI , lilt to |rl *I lit*- hi i|hr i 111m t IH »p» 1♦ Hie ' i„ii„r- h .ii 1 If I . *1,. Illllf l i|(t 'it Mt* 'h Ndhou , ammIiI m*»i i *v 1 * »' P Howard Hughes, caretaker at lie llralth Sri vice < >(v r oioiuls luilit ill**! . ...... 1»l Mm 1iMiMluhiy pit f *I uni mil*' , 10 hoiii a i'll* D„- t ttv 'dd 1 1 ’ HI if Ik *. ♦ * ^ I Hln • l\ 4 » 1 • * 1 ft »'lll * 1411 1 * f * s | Ih « "i'' Big T r >0 Park, appeared holme doners, ami metulim ol tlir Sem Ml)* '1 11 ! 1IM t ,'»f*t Ml1 <• 11Mt 1 ifm 01 0 iriiiiiti > n nt'ilnnl up mii * 111 i i r d \! mu' I 11. Hi* I itiH III • it I f ' "1 A m i *. t o 1 * tlir Hoard to ask cinrificatitiii of Pud'S t oiuttv M< In d \ •■■■-■ii I mn VI |!l 11• pt »s-i»i| lit th** h ,41111 • 1"f I r* 11 Mo’ h*a•1 Ix,i*% hoi m t 1 lion *'no! «M .1 111M*' (1 .... tn ||M»U*f» V\ III in i H i • * l*. It*. ♦ 1 • p f *1 .............. \\ , l||P I »{• l») " * " M t III* a t liir Irriin under which F It will lie [ire .eitt ■it the loot lo-fili high 1»r| il Hi** tm Il­ tl uii M -»•h ‘im 411 i tiff \* •»»» ii*j r „( ntIf 1 j u ill1It * HI 1ir t » mil r I ,#•■ ,t l || I l I) HI* iH 0 Hitchcock would lie peimitted to Hid meeting VI -*r| *" V“•»u t H1II** r I MPIIS11 I |l ||t|^ |Ilf h -T p.UUt -I........ . .............I ■’ • *Mill ft - l •Inil I m Hr* I 'H f l mH K I M-ivor HandsII 1 iis -» to ge , all llrtd 1»’f*n il ,IMNI lit, It too i ■ • ot o' (" make use of Hie Hig Tree path in \ i*t«tlfi of Mi CHI All . )l lit* If*1 ii* lit Ht* \lril 1 ut .1, 1, mul l’ll nt M m*1 ll«*0 ,M »1 IM I I *I»V • connection with the latter's novel ,m-i m iii * Intel r led 111 tlir |ir,ihlrio at*" Imi lle*f nft !|ie l . l r Ii * VfM| 4 •PI ft|t(| *1 l|M|| I "111 M »' I h* ,!<H i mii v H*t iPi’<l lltr h Mpii *1 1IN n ill >' f • i.t».*« th |i 1 m ,1 I )• ! In attend Hir >i|ini lull u-lilrli *•* •* « c li# 9 •• (Continued on f a i r Im il i 1 4. 1 mt Ht* I liyl f| Mill In M ll|li»U If »’ •lufto h till r i HomI HMI IlMlfK 401 ifh <1.1 I I. ill* I hw.x .1 i e Il4‘fit| ,!l|l| i' , A was .liltlrd from H, ' l l ) 11*11 h# hoo • •tft I* "I flic III » 4M*I I M » s I m ( I * \ VV* I M i l l I ,4tlhl>|r *4 lllilM * f “ it *nif * • to tlir Foot| llnii ,r I'eimit 4 (1. onn IhitF bill ••ti M 4 * il l Phi Hi, tif *I lift 1*1*1 l> * I 13 (ae, I <1 ! * til.1 1 1... .. 1|.mf t ••Iff '|h sroI ' 0*11*1*1 * 1 1 Mm'fnmnl greatn Stlmdanrr . It | • M 1* f . ,1 IflU fi » I m | Ihr I *V* M, 1 » »* 4M41 1«1 V 4 *|. Mil thr* * 11op »»*rv 'to •L ij*tp e •1 ' h aI*" P ‘ In i--H , » , Dt- Wnltnan’ - (rp,ut 1. rip e r ted l |> f iff - N ( ll fi"f f uh i lo Influence Hie , ih derlr.lmi on IM n y I n n ) I m K l c c t i *1 a sru-xge ,I|.|h i .*I |>I (id The lo Hut '-1 "•• p lm rx had . Ut . r- - * *41, ...... Mil Ip * l.t 'J J IO I l I ' -H I itial oil 11*, would he .hold |2.V|, i*-|i(irte't wirtd« up In fai mile* an 1 1 1>; 1r I < H • . U i ft fi* 1 v.tb . 1. OTA) And uperHilonil ro il Im , hero • Ketfr b h t.»|l • I1HTt\ e-tfluiAlrd ol f.’o.noo .1111111illy 1 K» "t j* M * l"ii •, ) • »1 1 lift' 111r ’ • ' " n I m i I i m i i I | h mil* i n h m i i i f( ic| i i y Comuil.xxlorirri Hie, 11.elves a ir PM %bb til of llu* MM • ID \ ■ LONDON 'At—A coronation eve .... 1"| . ..! -t . ' , V .1 M m in u t l n l i i * ; . •f«* A .itnMhf Ihr as hi (he adiisahlldv of a I iljMh il 1 *1 «)|jjl|V HIM ’ ■ * ■' announcement hy Buckingham Pal divided .................... I " I ", 1 t "il H trcfilmrul 11I,ml M.-ivm i li.isr • Im uf 1 i. * ilf 1 m •»I ft m n "l;i rpou III. I »inftb) tl •" Mur t• " are dlxcloied last night Hint « Bril ilAs called ll ,t useless cx|ielise" I •t, I |m . I .1 n , , , t't Spiflle! * vtnillt ,v i|*l MllnilUh iK f I . r*> 1 ’ 1 *» Mm* •* " *ltn Uh expedition tiax planted Ihe while I'miitiii,.loners lolm K.ider 1 PI",-’ " S' ’is "If 1 pI ", II i (• ( ' ,t ri It )||]||,| WASH IN I. 11>N ,P I h -I,.. ■ \V V x l l l N * » T o N r Ifi" 1 mi lil 1« mi K»*v * I m F i l m l i f -u fi Mutll* M III* M i Mr*vblll H m ♦ r Union Jack slop 29.002 fool Mt •xml Willinm Slemiier are In fuvot a SI Jos,pit Mul, hu Ui, , 1 . r. .-V w W I1■" '•'. 1,-1 ■ •> --1.r ingt, bnffpl nf *Ur)•« t" i< wri«* ill** 4-1 * • Uii uiMurreAHliiii^l If i t l r i , ,»i;irf'*l ii I In* aim ih »n i r m n |)n n » Everest In man » flrxl surressful t * \ *t fi If IL - il iMjJltJ of n plant (llfier loimulssi,inert testified today Ihal Hie lu pi—.l.lm t Fi.eiili.iwcts , 1, .l.le tu "vely mild I,- 1>,l ham e Friday In f)f( attempt to scale Ihr world'* high* have not ,vel come mil for or surxore against .1 ( m e . I,.,, II' • \U*.fH4t» i ‘ t** i;Kl(fjL A .... . M 'ffM *f)l* It I " " . , . . fhr i uiltfif i" 'tf 1 nmiiHi nf ru b* f»t mountain . jbl , I ( r »r unemployment wonl,I he In h 1 Imlsy to *et ap . PI.... . l-SO „ „,li£ ..... .. (,, ^ lrrn „p Sll'ktlf I •) . )'•I |)1 S ’• IM) 1*H)*' • 14j*1 I1 h i I xgaluxt Ihr pro|Misal New* that two dlm hrra In a Mohcil M Alig.is, all eiijjlneei excess profit, las die Jon- o Htf.lllixf fill Mu 1 • * finul fui ,d 1 oh. (,"l gamed intensity as II ly iil .iMhltjj h)H |"MVf f I m I 1 1 I hf party headed hy Col John Hunt will, |s idAonlng ||i,. ciiv * sewer xr lied,ilerl • l|«t’M f j ' • »f114If I III I b* MI f| '( Hu* •* *M( * i a il I t Hi. I In* N iillufi If If p *f 1 bind look 0,1 1 ,l< f 0,1 - , tieidai mov» f «,.♦ had xucrrsifully balllfd llirlr way age and wa(e| e (pansIon (trucrain. t JsI,xix Ora y. |U*'.lde,,l id llu \\ 1, (M il * I ■ It ff 1f • * 11 Ass'" I H • '1 1 roeril 'ill I*H11rf ill* j*41ti HPf r «I I'm flu* 11 N * ptsfUfM, f e- p Iwt .ht|. » • fl*,, tn the summit ol the Icy penk In In.'il year ul, milled a report (,'orpor/lllnll, Wa- H,e Ir.utotl twirl# 1 mi k f") *' * 4 . hi 'I M if f’ i-’o 1 (i !• - in ( EST) Ihe Hlmslavss May 29 wa* relayed pointing Old dial Hie tntsl lost of liesx witness .......... Hie II,,u ,Iu |J l«e i I I P f it |i |K T h r rffrKiitM h h i ihiimihu r*t hv Ihe W> 1H01 Ihlle to said Ihe Mn: »•'•* IW*i >«•» tn Queen Elisabeth II ln*l night, all reenin in ended Iniproveinrrdx and Means 1 uminille'I "* - *41 ' «ft ! f ' A ft'in I •M I | ■ Mrn MrbfePH r If r^|| i i VVIi I I p r if f 11 i i i ft In • fit Itf 'M'lc 'Ii itniui' h-" xii,| erratle move . a palace spokesman laid- He dr* would ,1luoiirit hi SI. 2 PI.VI7 ||e President Flsentiower's ie.pi, 1 I I I ......... f ■' 1 •*m lfri|is«* MH'*dliuJ nf fJO|* S 'lt j|r nn*1 menl I,,,,,Id 1 oolliioe lor a few At it *,bill v iv*1 * *. f11|Imv%' scribed the dramatic new* ** » jmlicnfeil lloil If Ihe people of extiml the levy for <li im.i.o t" 0 •' •I . 4' |f*IV f 4|" • ' F i f f l n i* K ) 1 * ♦ pi f *|i|f nt I u l I* IfniiM* li'.ider.R Klsrnlinwn fi.i*l loo,,. 1 hen would go to a 1101 Ih 01 ,1•I x7Ml f r pf o 1« 1. ,1 coronation "gift." ♦I ( t; Sanford fop Hi.il lliey could afford | III* company maiuifai-lurc* I, If#n 1 (bn|fi#’i c i f I i r . , ' " W ' . . , . •Hiddenly eallrd tb«* >neel«l mf» hm: foil H,r.|( .1 1 0,11 r A message from Hunt relnve" 1 I*41 |■»S I) W ' IfMlffn 4*' pffsjujjU (f'otillmii'd 011 Page Four) laundry equipment fnminon <» Mt(J fhi i 1 * | 'f |l w 1. 11 , 0 , ,1 All, r " fur the \lirjl r-u Itprfi I l f 1 -ill fl All to Buckingham Palace *nld, "All Ilf H' f if f I • f l . '* if II Mur 1f f pip ih -'I In a staleineiil Ihal wax pi ,1 ' Bridges said the I'reiirh ul 1 -i fit si I -Met nl H,c alphuhel and la well." * "I'rMlfl F , H p ‘4*l tf1it » Mpf hy sevrral Hejmldiran and D, „• dnrsrd a xiihxlltule propusal Ihal ilthmigi, ihe intjili il -dorm season Mr HMiisbultf) 1 wbu w h i m *I*' * M »1 I»*t| IV HO » Hi \| I| IOf 111 pr(f The final assault nn Hie CiutliAf D i m ' l o r - s N j i i i i p H H y eralle emnniHtee niettilux-a, 1 • hull, g„ ,,n record .x -. up f'fl j . irrri'f ;il V .Ho 1 * if v he gin unlit June dor,-. m >( Aslan peak on the Nepal Tibet f u l ‘i»«' Hu* P i ....... I M - i n h l T l i r iirw liMiiril nf fbr«ubit- u** posing Hie adniisuhiti -if the I ’hlnese , ID. this 1. not ihe earliest on record border—reportedly Ihe third nt- F f t E t i K 'r A u H i n n M n d y said Ihe lax I* in effect a pci, ■I * ’ il l f*M Ihr* nflKtJMiUni* • lirnv ri 1 * it i If I (, [I'Miifl'i iini against growth II imposes il„„. ’ Comm,m ill* h> the " N umlci T w o v< ,1 >g„ j tropical dls t by Hunt'* IS-man expedition I'Hlii 4i p"I(r* • < l**I »*> F i rriih ill fill 1 .fun if', 'tin tf If I nt v hi* ul confiscatory rales, he said, ay • "> 1 nnv ctreiinislanex at this lime liitliauee furousl "ff f> tvtonn Beach In II* annual l-oard of dlrecfnr* n (he last few week*—was I hi fi!ib tfr( 1mif Mfitff trophy nri'Wti. .fofin I »,1Unit'itv mil I '.nn young, small, n-'w and g i o ' " , i Bridges added Ihal d was Hu on May 1/ w hit led smilhward to election, nine ineniherx of Ihe San­ made by ■ New Zcnlaml bee ir»t ibf * uffi f*ttut 11t*u1int| rmiit to sense* of Hie me, ling, with the ward flu- Bahamas llien lurned Lytin wen- huslness " Ih r one small srg,„. ♦t»* r 1||>X VVppt In | I Ml ft M f' n Wi! keeper, Edward P. Hillary, 34. and ford Farmer* Auellon Inc I’ resldenl eoneiirrniu. Ihal this northea-1 ,„,| dl'-ipai-r'il in the a veteran guide of Nepal'* Hherpa nfeclpd ln»t night ,il Hie aiirthm pf American huslness lhat > ^TMf, uf 11» I 1(it! 'Min [|fi|;ipf| fr>f in H miiimied mi ( ’age Fou r) F irc in i’ n live It tiny Hi*. sM . aoh f (l ill'll hi! rid I rid Mi'll# tribe, 34-year-flld Bhuti* Tennlng market white an advisory hourd oodles Ihe tiesi promise foi ■ - 'country uni only would oppose fled China’s admission hui would lake — — — h • api 4 ||| fif H| fl tjiuf London newspapers hailed the of nine memher* was also select­ lu llin ' prosperity " D a y W i l l i ii A I h f h i h firay agreed wllh lien Mill l> aellve leadership lu keeping C u ' i l i i i n i n i r I'ri/ il T n J i n * I Fill I • .if»a* tYf achievement as the beginning nr a ed, (!. It Dawion rc|iorlcd Imlny - l-m l o> Commimists mil of the wurM or 1 ,M M 1 ° 1 , 0 In addition fo the xclcclion of Ark) dial Ihe lax would new Ellsahethan era of Hrllbn dar­ I ••»v lofi 1 R p irb, » f»pi v .fud(fi4 (h« irevenl huslness from exiiaudo*. City Ftreinen were kept h.nv f 1IV Inf |4 M*» fi dl I b*plrr ft AApr M ing. They compered the deed wllh Ihe fwo bodies, Hie annual finan Itrldgrs and Sen lvonulai.il i l l vestci,liv aflernnon and •■"umg M/fl cels' Aaamtathm niade , < *- 1 the triumphs of Captain Cook, Sir rial statement was read, showing o pick up a slack in iinemplo) m, ■< Calif) said loday's qierial iiic-dlng I’t '- - e i l l I l i u m f, I n u t ....... . Francis Drake and anlareilc ret- an Inrrense In m lr* Iranxacllons caused hy riilliackx in defen The Municipal Swimming Pool iiiswerlng *t ihiiins. It » 1 i> of 30 percent over Ihe last fiscal spending and In govrromeni p■'■ was c a ll") lienor.c of iiidleatlriii-i will go no it . Mimniei '.ehedule » putted today 4>x It I llu .u i i,, del m e. . I, H i plnrer Robert Scott. Thu levy amouula lo 30 pci ,, , 1 lltnllhe British, among 1,fliers, may wrek from 11,nr F 11 John asals fan I flic 1iuef That a New Zealander and a year ending on May 31 In Ida I lie .I,|t diluting ieiilm m i. | nn, T h r i " gl I-.S at, 11 III 1 weie ,ii,ni ,l nt" Dawamt of profits found lo be exre ,■ 1 press for Hie admission of lied son, iltrerloi, anrioimeed today tribesman from Rrltnln'a longtime treasurer’s report, Mr - ttmse <*>»|iing h|« c m ally Nepal won Ihe final victory revenleil Ihal Ihe Farmers Auc In eimparlson with a past period china in eonnecllmi wllh a Korean (in I .1 e s i| ,1 v Wednesdays. In at 12 Mi and I .'!i o', |,„ k v* . ' ,,,i . -In,, nnnlslice lion had a net surplus of tl.OWift an Industry average, or soil"- ,iti,. The Or ' t,,p tlir ",|t<l Ituling ).|,||r-f W’.'IS Thur,.,l,iv.. F rid a )', ami Satur­ terdav afterniHUi Bridges Is a key figmr tn Hie days the pool will hr oiicn from wa % made at l/'Si Magnol'a a ■■» Will) MU C, S.-Mn(|.,l I, nf Jefkbain. It lx piled on Bqi ol H» oymbol—like the roronattnn—of afler Ihe year's operations. mie I lieu separate Itlps -i-ere mailer as chairman nf IIISrnalrOfficers fnr the coming year regular corporation tax rale ol ■' I "p. dl,. Victor Vauglmn, nf Lu>. 9-3(1 a 111 to I (K| p m . from 2:00 Commonwealth unity HrportHly 1•* hl.u'k,- I.'t'd. 'as named the - . i , standing Apnroprialioie. Cnmniillei tn r, ivi. ..mt fiom 7 nri to 9 00 made In the ;’ 4ISI arul they carried Nepal's flag In the will be apiminted hv Ihe hoard nf imr cent, making Ihr lol.xl h nf Orange A"etvte between t n; director* at a Inter dale Last This Sioatc group lacked onto M IM*- cent on exerx* proflls inph„,,„.r. "Idle David foster, p III T l i r pool will im rioted Sui) too. British color* m. along with the BrillSeveral ohlllmerx on the rummii Ihe K(atc Department appropriation day morning nod evening, hut will p m "tul I 2.'. p m ,d Jack 1011vtlle, n-as I he oufilspth The climber* raced against the year the total wale* conducted *t — ' 111 An old 1 ,tilldlng hchmglug tn Hie Ihn market reached the I22.NI!,41 hill n "rider" drrlarlng there ten said they wrre nol convIn, d mg tiepliman hr open I rum ? (at lo 1! on p.m approaching atorma of the summer hy the pro extension Argument'- „f should he no ftirthrr tl S funds l)|*Hng,ilsfie,l tliident avsidej The pool Is closed all day Mon City In hack nf Hie Inelneratm it monsoon*. H had hern reported flfjurr. 9 IA Went Sixth 'Ureoi. rauglit flic was unanimously agreed upon fnr Ihe If N If lied china was " e i i„ Brute |; , h r . - DeLsnd; Heerntary of the Trrxxurv Hum previously from Katmandu, N<ii«l, day for cleaning and waa sllelitlv damaged before tn nlarn *11 surplus revenue in lite admitted. phrr^ yesterday. ■venue In the Bill r,vs art. Maine • , . George Hamilton J Blshee Is Hie life that they had failed to reach their .Speaking nf tills rider. Bridges guard on duly, and on June 11 firemen exfingul.'.lip)l tlie flames toe hern, ' o r a l Calde . J - h n E. goal during Ihe brief spell of good c*(!lr< pen fund. No I project fnr told reporters ATOM TKHT B irr OFF will he lolneif hy Ills ilnfer, Be i t 2 :3 0 p m [ Daytona Bee, It. Kenneth weather and had given up hope. the coming ye*r 'f ilings wrre quiet until I ?l p rn w; Mi lnto$h. Miami, J„e The new hnsrd of director* *re "1 ngrred Ihal I would either atrke, who I* « student at Florid# LAS VEGAS, Nev 1*1 the Mo* when tlie ftremen were summoned • l-'in. Mr. and M r*. T L. Smith.. Pfy- atomic lest scheduled for predawn contact the members of Hie Ap .Mate University. SAILOR ARKRHTKD Etowah, renn . Stanley Robert Miranda, sailor at the mouth; H W. Arnold Jr.. C ft today lias hien postponed fnr t3 proprlatlnnx Committee Individual Mr Johnson "Iso announced Hist to a garage fire two miles oul.ide JM .iH , Miami. flot,ert Mathewi, IjeLand, Bit hard W l..uniter Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ Daw»on. William M*rvey, L fl hours hersiun of unfsvorshle ly. or call a meeiing of Ihe com­ a Bed Cross-sponsored swimming nl rinnforrf on West Titsl fitiert Jones. Fharles weather and probable radiation mittee. and state It was my purpose program for Brownie Scouts will The sixth and last run of Hie ' lermunt, Charles F, Rfehaidaon. tion, waa arrested last night on Hunter, ,1. W In withdraw nr rather riot to pro start June ID under Ihe direction busy afternoon and evening v.-xs to IicLand and Scranton two counts of disturbing Ihe peace Lawson. Elmer K.-.lerhn*,k, all haierd s grans fire In the Dtramwnld of Mias Holly Bivins and destroying personal property of Hanford An Atomic Energy Conimlrsloo post)- the amendment " H ie advisory board, whleh will apokniman said the lllli and fun) after he broke a lanfe plate glass Their ituduirtjmis will come nn aeetlon at 8 : 0(1 o'clock window In Ihe Arcade Tackage maet separately from Ihe regular tnat of Ihn spring aeries was put Tucvlayii, Wednesdays, and MOMSEN TAKES C O M M A N D Highest Mountain, Everest, I s Sea led First Time By Man Excess Profit T ;i\ Plan To Withhold ('ailed Best Bcsl (IN Funds Over Bed Be End Is Called Bar To Depression Issue Is Si rapped S CASSELBERRY—Fred A. Yaegar, Republican angntatee as post­ master at the Pern Park post office hare, was Installed hy Pm U I Inspector Dolph Hackney of Daytona Saturday. Store, IIS Beat First Street, ar- board and will have nn other W arier replaced Delmar T, cording to Police Chief Roy O. Power* than advising, rnmilsta of Warren who bad been serving nde'a bond waa act L *rry Jones, Longwood; F. x. under • temporary appointment ■age estimate waa MeHwclher, W, W Lins. Ted for approximately w o year* The “ Arresting officer! Williams, O. A. Muffley, A. M. naw postmasftr baa resided M, C. C. Dotson, Remusst, L. 11. Brown, and Ho)ert Hunter, all nf Sanford for approximately four year 11 t off becausfl of "unfavorable weaih « r conditions roister) to offsite safety." The test, believed to h« one of the biggest that the AEG has tried here, had been postponed from Monday. "".'I'm'1"" . . , , , BOSTON 1IT — fUnr Admiral Charles It Mumsen, DSN. winner of Ihe Distinguished Service Medsl for his Invention of Ihr* "Mornsen lung," a submarine escape device, today took over command of the First Naval District Oh SmniiK'r Schedule Thursday*'from 1:00 lo 2: 2:09 and will rover a proposed week period. Mr. Johnson asld lhat from 3 through May 31, a total of paid admissions had been corded. NEW UM YIINA BRIDGE NEW .-MYRNA BEACH (..pe­ d a l) — Dedication plana fm the May new million dollar North Bridge 3.008 which will he officially opened in re­ | this city June It at 2 o’clock, have hern completed. Public Invited. ji m. five Movie Time 'Cable "'the rinz Ktaix Are Singing" 9 04 - 0)08 7:1? DMg M O V IE LA N D " Ih e Story Of Robin Hood" Show start* 7:40 |(ff1*Y t �0* Rollins Conies Through THE flANTORD HERALD l P«r» i Tor#. Jun« i , usa The Sanford Herald K a ta k lU h M l a ISM k i l Sails « f » » i s a t a r d a r • d a t , i ’h r l i l a i a a aad Kan P ah lU fcre «■ a a i a r d a a a fal* r i r i a m w and K an T ra n . . .a Svef-jr. IIA T R N ......... ............. ___ a .aa I .IN, . icon 11.Mi b . ts n r4 . H a lle rs at ml .»iM>. » r b n r a .a rate*. t ... K N ilu a a ilr He i« M f .r flfK tllllla , I k l r a . i i . Il e l n . i l HI. I.im iU . T k e . H e r a l d In n m e m b e r a t I t . a i M r l i l n l P r n » N l l r t la e m l n e . . l/ffu ilte tr Ib e u » r,,r r,|>«liMp a t i n a « r a l l l b . I i .ru I N a n a e r l a l . d l a ia i. a e w e e N e e r a a w ell a« all A P B e t. a S l e e a l r h e a . TUEH HA Y, J U N E S, 1*52 VBR8B to Hplrlluel > two thoiiso. The gad of this Imlrd the minds of ive not.— > Cor. 4:1. Did you know dial llir bath and lull i. planning to lease llir pool thia summer? Juit In Mimrtliing lo .wim in when grt. lougli lirrr thia Ml commuiiiratiie d i.rn .ri in human* mid nniinal. mini be reporlrtl to ibr .Slate Hoard of llenllli under an acl width ha» iu il become law. Tliii doetn'l inrludr love sicknfsa. which. although contagioui. Is Mill comidrred a private affair. ConKrntuIntionfl to Hollins College uti completing an­ other year with li fine enrollment of Htiidonts and With Ita WASHINGTON i.P-The esc**, budget balanced. profit.* tax pone* one of the alrangIt was only two years ago thnt this little Central Flor- e*t dilemma* in Amor,can tax The third and /Inal production collegM whjc^hpa.rnefyu). mr> much to education i« this hUtorv. No solution—keeping it. the current season of the San­ was torn nun'ih h te(eu uy ii t* ' • • -) uing softening It. or dropping it—wilt of ford Theater Guild, "The Whole ploaxc everyone. Its very .•Vlrtlhlietr. It’s heartily disliked in Congroar. Town’s Talking", will be pre­ It wus freely predicted at the time that its enrollment probably by moat membera. Gov­ sented at the theater at Ninth would decline by lit least SO percent, and a third of Us ernment tax expert* frankly point Street and Laurel Avenue on June II. II . and 13 at B:00 o'clock, It faculty wan dlsmlHscd. The resulting turmoil which this nut unfalrne** In it. And business was announced today. Ticket* will men despise It. abrupt action precipitated caused friends of the college to go <m aale Wednesday. The bvit argument In II* favor fear that It would never recover from the damage which la that It doe* bring the govern­ "The Whole Town's Talking" Is a three act comedy by John finerwas done to ItM prestige and morale. ment revenue: about 2V> billion In a public statement issued yesterday President Hugh dollars a year. There ore two main son ami Anita Lnoa, win. the charming modem living room of F. McKean reveals that this year the enrollment was 008 argumenta against It, and they go the Simmons family In a small like this: It I* unfair; It discour­ students, more than usual, und that applications for next Ohio town aa Ihe set. The play business by draining profit*. concern* the attempts of Henry year have Increased by 118 percent for men and 16 jiercent ages Not be.’* use he* liked ll blit be Simmons to marry his * /-.-— i n, daughter for women. cause he said the revenue la need -— to his Junior partner In business. Me also announced thut In addition to $40,000 given to Congress to extend the e<ec«* Hut Chester Hlnney. the part thu college last month for current oiwratlng expenses, over profit* tax <F.I*T) nnlil Dec. 31. opr, la the kind nf bachelor no Otherwise, II will end automatic woman Would want. "He Is such a $200,000 has been contributed to tne college’s endowment ally .tune in blank, aa>a Mrs. Simmons, "that fund. In addition, for thu first time, Itolllns has been ad­ Congress, now considering hi* every time he cornea In It seems mitted to the Colloge Entrance Examination Board. reddest, afler the start of the ihut <niTirone has gon" out." Mr Hollins has not been Rhine among the Independent liber­ Korean War raised individuals' Slmmona has the theory that al urts colleges in hnvlng financial difficulties during the Income taxes and slapped KPT on ••very woman Wants the man that Hum kinds of tax** every other arnman wanta and oust few years. There afe very few Indeed which hnve not corporations. were meant to be untllnflntlnnary concelvea toe plan nf Inventing a been oiieratlng In the red. And even such heavily endowed and to get money. f w t o * * affalra for if iho unrnmnn institutions as Harvard and Vale have Imen confronted with (There I* a good, but rarely He chatter. steadily mounting deficits. men Honed, political reason for i 1 fallen While the state universities have been able to go to keeping KPT until Dec. 31. On that In J » v » i |h Ethel, the daughter, date the Income tax on Individuals their state legislatures every two years for additional ap­ automatically drop* ulimit to pr - and la willing to roonerale In any to gam g, .... her love, ‘way in nrde? “ r» f to propriations to meet the rising cost of living, the indepen­ cent. Voters might resent It If They fJna iilfiT decide im . . . ___ belly_f,y. dent colleges like Rollins and Stetson hnve been compelled corporations got a tax cut In June, ihe, a movie mi.... glamor girl, ,as, an to depend unon their tuitions and their gifts from private six months snrsd of them.) linaglnafy former sweetheart of hestofa and ike story is allowed Sore point from Ihe beginning: benefactions for their oiieratlng expenses. pi■,fit? ( nngres* lo leak nut, Those which had heavy endowments have been little Anat ts an a firm's t-irnlngs In pro J f, ^ the whole (own is better off. The revenues from them hnve (ended to shrink answered: Korea 104A-I940 must b.> taken as sfkjng and all the girls are as Interest rates were cut while additional contributions average nr normal. A certain swoon n»*r Chester. When from wealthy individuals became more nnd more difficult percentage of present earning), U lly .b f 'la make* a personal above that average, is excr-talve appearanca, at• (he the local movie to obtain. KPT Is In addition to the rcguMr theater and hftnes her priseIt would tie a sad dny indeed for education in this maximum 52 per cent tax nn corcountry If the independent colleges no longer found it pos­ rations earning <23.000 or more sible to exist nnd all higher education were brought under year. Congress Congress aimed aimed at at a total, . smarter firm In la nf 70 per cent nn the control of the government, whether state or federal. maximum (ax initiative, KPT hurta expansion a hy drain Those who lielieve In freedom of education, freedom of corporation*—Iho 32 per cent rr j lsrlax combined with KPT. Firms thought, and the independence of the Individual, would do uunder <20 non pay n flat 30 • r * aware of the examwo)! to consider the Plight of the* small col leg pie Juit alt rent, nn KPT "ven. Many of them lug their plans for tho disposition of their rnarltles. Home of thr oripimrnlx against therefore, know that 'the hardr-r they work and I* Meanwhile. It is gratifying to know thnt Itolllns College Iho tax: the bigger Ihelr nfalr— proflta, the bigge the slice that has survived the ordeal of tho last few years with flying . artlcularly unl.tlr to small will bet aken by the government .............. .. colors. hiiilnrssrs which were just gctllng r 1'arrnlt of children entering irhoul tin t full fur lire firil lime are urged by die Slate (lornd of Health lo gel their birth ceilificale. now. Il {■irate* an imiKiiiibie situ*The German Patton lion for the llureau of Vital Slalistic. when everyone wait, until the "I fought with Hommttl.'' Many a (iermnn veteran of lait minute and dien all want certi­ World War II xpoaks thus with a spednl note of pride. Ex ficate* -I die .nine time. . til's will understand this If. when asked where they served, Did you know that llir Man Which make up die rnnilellilion of Hercule. are 36,000 light year, away, or 2 12,000.000.000,000,000 mile.) And did you know that the light now reaching your rye. from lltoso .Ia n Matted nhout 34,000 H.C.? We don't know what brought that up hut here it it for what il Ir M m jJ i v HI g o rilla^ traia ia n the Ihe fgMe.i growing l)k#l tulllc i l i t f j !1m ......... .. ihe country yki itffeducei only t^D percent o ihe berf cnniuinrii here. Twenty or’ io yean ngu there were only 4(II),(XH) head of cattle in Florida i now there are 1,376.000. Hut Florida i. growing in fail that ill lierf iirodurljon La. Iiaiely managed to keep pace with iu populalinn grnwlli. "Drtpite a new .el of county law CnRircrmenl officers, rrporli in the underworld ihow that thr Im.I i M rachel in the Inmpa urea it climb­ ing out of dir 'tiorm cellar* into which it ducked L m January", u y t an arlidr in llir lam pa Tribune. The ganibling racket it (tying lo make a comeback in die Central Florhla xrfrfi (no anti thnuld bit •MpplMircl, I be law in reipecl lo the mark­ ing nl ballota in Florida elections bai been cliang-d in n Mep which will help eliminate tome of lha confusion which confronD u voter when be tirp , into the booth on elrclion day, No longer i. il neceiMiry In mark Ihe ballol with an X. Any nllier mark may lie used, liencefnrlh, but il mutt dearly in*«ca!e a definit* dmicr. Italy lust a new polilicol parly ” »■*, pronuic* Itafla ut a pound til |W»n*y. a four-hour work day, no « " . more Outlying hlilory, Qr*rk or Latin. W« always thought t w y Long had luma pralty radical Wm i , but we are convinced now. ; a f« r reeding what »ome Italian hai rooked up, that the "klngfiah" wai an arch coiuarv^jvt,- I hey can reply. "I fought with Patton.” (Seneruls such us these who get their oorsonnlltles across to the private siddiers nre rare, and become legends, Tho Rommel legend has now been revived by Ihe pub­ lication of “The Rommel Papers,” edited by a veteran English student of warfare, H. H. Liddell Hart. They show Marshal Rommel to have been a dashing tactician and drlvor of men who took care of his soldiers instead of treating them as so many counters In u gume. Not so able a strategist Khd us tho other Germane, Ritmlstedt and MansUili, 'M navartlinlcss Uiotesn ono «no of the tho war's outstanding leudt leudors. Had hn had tho air support which Hitler proferrod to *«nd lo other fronts, ha ndght have won tho battle of Africa. Transferred to Normandy, ho did as .Wall as any leader could who wus handicapped by nrricriHtf) do nothing unless specially authorized by Ifltlor. , . More and mnru ho enmo to rncognlxu Hitler as a psychnithlc case, and Joined In the gcnurals' conspiracy against m. Detected, he waa compelled to commit suicide. The best verdict on Rommel was pronounced In Janu­ ary, 1042, by Winston Churchill, He told the House of Com­ mons. "We have a vary daring and skillful opponent against us, and, may I say across the havoc of war. a great general." B , We Need W*nt i Unlike Vita prmfctenojj. fclaenhower bebevea in work* aSd • * pleasant eonvematlon." Whtn S JB -aft '" i.t r f r ' started In tho IWO l?»4» period, when Ihelr profit* won* under­ standably Jew, hut which have now hit (heir stride Their prevent earning*, although much higher than heft.-.*e Korea, may still be only normal for Ihelr InduMry. Vei, Irmso present earn­ ings, nr part of thorn, are iroated o* an excess over Ihelr KMft 7V4fl earning* Or take another example: Two firms, ptvhnps in the same town, make the same product and gre In cnmprtllion In lim -m t) hnth worn jaiorfy niannged, neither mak­ ing tho profit* |t could hnve made. About llu> time of Korea tho stockholder* in one of these firm * hired new manager*. Hy drive and Im imagination,' they sxphnded the firm, b boosted Its sates. Increased its earnings. srnfnc*. Rut It n^ust pay|ia high. EPT hern u s e 'Its pres< earnings am so much shove tftVJtoffwn average. . • J . p f t l t j l other TtrAj, still hul„ I hllng along. Its present esrnlngs nni much above Inn pre-Korean days, hands oat a smaller chunk of money, or none nt all, In KPT. This dlacouragea some- from trying to do bettic. And many, since EPT will siphon off Ihelr earnings unless some nf It Is spent on company expenses, go In for extravagances thut arr not good business and arc actually Inflationary, such as hig expense account*, big parties, and so on There Is another side In that coin of course. Other companies plan for Ihe time when KPT Is ended hy pulling money Into research ami devi/onmcnt. In the pre-Knrenn days some companies suffered disaster, like lire, flood or strike, which kept their prnllls abnormally low or wip’ d them out. Hut their pretrot earnings, although perhaps only normal,, look extremely excessive when compared with the disaster rlod. They ask thr- government t relfef. They do so by estimating what lhair earnings would have been In the* tire-Korean period If there had hero nn disaster, That’s a citftlv undertaking, easier borne hv Idg firm * than small ones And the estimates must hr< convincing to the tax collectors. K O V IE D O -T h e municipal ,wlmmlng pool In (he town pa k will open tomorrow under the super­ vision uf a new caretaker, Jim Luttrcli, former Martlnsburg, W Vo., real estate agent, the city council announced last night. Lutlrell, graduate of a Red Cross water safety course, v-lll *ct ns lifeguard and h li wife, Pearl, will operate the concession tig nd. Pool hours will be 1=00- 11:00 p. rn. six days a week and from 1:00f:00 p.rn. Sundays with admission to cent* for adults and nine cent* for children. The City allocated <500 for repairs and nalnl'na of Nad which will he done taler this nonlh. The clortnator was over­ hauled this season. Annual summer — /ram under the direction of Paul Miklt-r will start at the park June 21 and run tor a "'■•nu,. mprnved hiring Mias Cornelia Weltmon, iffiui tivlerto Hlgn grad­ uate. as Mlkler’s as«l*tant. The PTA and the Women's Club hi built ahulileplanning (» i» have board courla, piny pong tables, k h badminton and horse shoe courts to Improve the park's recreationP al facilities jmer. ade Council mad payment to Ml man Construction ____ Matt Co li# <17 land, on a two mil .. . mat *n .-i-, Improvement program Just rom pleted. Farm C l'i7R A M U K I. MARTIN Samuel Martin he* been pro looted to the rank of corporal In Koreu, oi cording to word received yesterday hy Ids wife, who resides at told Huy Avenue in Hanford. He received ids advance In rank on May 23. (* 111. Murtin hus Irf-.-n serving in Kort-ii fur utiuut six months with ihe United States Army, ills purrnt*. Mr. and Mr« Jo# Marlin, e-iltle st id 11 Huy Avenue. fighter sweetheart with her, the excitement really begins. The cust consist* of Francis Itnumlllnt, Hobble Morton, Dilon Raker, Jim Nusbaum, Hally Hut­ chison, Albert Fitts, Bill Herkcriej. Ewing Dean, Dorotliy Teahi, Hetty Cijllum, Yvette Oldaker and Itufh Hllinimer. Co|,, Paul ttlssell is Ihe director and also, designed the set Tickets nre on sale ut ItoumiUkt nnd Anderson's, Tmicldon's, St. John’s Realty, or from any mem­ ber of the cast. wklently ■nay •w* no‘ proeeedlni proceeding on 1 that half a ioat ia bt Met. the Ugklalura ha. Bp RID HBRLOMO _______ Lest week 1 had tha opportunity other words, this one explosion to witness Ihe first firing of an was 60 times creator than all wr atomie projectile from a cannon. tad pul together Id the last war. Ths sHsntlsU know what the This test was made In French­ man's Flat In the desert near La* -un and bomb will do from a deVegas, Nevada. The gun, "Atomic Mructlve standpoint. What they Annie”, I* a 280 mm weapon. ire studying now Is how to deffel While it is very large, It 1* a most against It. You Will be glad™ , mobile piece of heavy artillery. mow that they have learned ■ The tremendous power und energy treat deal from these teats. They ive also made great progress in released hy the atomic explosion dwarfed the sound and power of lie u*e of nuclear fission In the rdlcal Held. There are great po*conventional shells. A snort time before the shot w«* fired they dhllitle* for the use of atomic exploded 3,000 pounds nf TNT. •nergy in peaceful pursuits lo There was as piuch difference building a better world. Sure—we became radioactive a between that explosion and ths atomic ixploslon as there Is be­ little— but not enough to hurt, amt tween -i pea-*hooter and a conven­ t’s all gone now—I hope. Home columnist has commrnW tional artllk-ry shot. We were approximately 7 miles i m the coat of these cxpetlinc™ Sway from the place where Ihe | o the taxpayer*. He even gave shelf rxpludcd, which, incidentally, igurx. If he were right, he would was n bull's-eye nnd a real credit < >e giving Informal Ian to the *nr to tho boys who aimed the gun. py, because all they would have i do would lie to divide the cost We had to wear glasses that Were so dark we could hardly see the if one explosion into the total sun through them. Even with these amount appropriated to the Atom­ ic Energy Commission, and there­ glass*)* we were almost blinded by learn Just atiout how much of with the light from Iho explosion. a stockpile of atomic weapons w« Our first sensation was of tre­ have. Thank goodness this time 1 mendous light nnd heat. Then In am glad he was, aa usual, w r a A 2U second* the sound and blast hit I am glad, too, that they Insisted u* at the same time. From the distance of 7 miles there was still on Members of Congrsi* se.-inj: enough shock to knock your hat the experiment. I f we Are going off and maybe knock you over if lo spend the taxpayers’ money It I* certainly to our and your be*i you weren't expecting It. After the explosion w»* over Interests that we know something we wailed about three hours and about whnt we are spending it went Inin Ihe area where the shell for. hit. We had been in the day before In the middle of 1262, Califor­ to see just how they had aet up things so on this second trip we nia had added S00,000 people to could see how much damage was its population in the previous two ___ _____________ A done. W- »re not permltlml to jflv" vears. Information as to the esact amount of dsmaxc caused by the explosion, hut I tan *ay thnt It was epual to the fire power nf 100,IHH) con­ CHIROPRACTOR ventional utiillery pieces shooting HOURS 9 to 12 — 2 lo A nt once. To give you some Ides Just how much this I*, we never Rhone 70S had more than 2,000 snooting at 305 Atlantic Bank HulMing any one time In World War II. In DR. L. T. DOSS SANFORD BANKS WILL OHSKItVE WEDNESDAY, JUNK 3rd JEFFERSON DAVIS* BIRTHDAY mouuoh At his most recent press conference President Klsonhower expressed his (llsngrtsement with Senator T a ft’s “go It alone in Korea" s|H»och delivered Iwforo the National Con­ ference of Christians and Jews. Taft said in part that he believed we should “abandon any Idea of working with the United Nations In the Kast and should reserve to ourselves a free linnd In Korea." lie also said that he believed In the United Nations but not as un effective menus of prevent­ ing aggression. President Klsenhower, on the other hand, doos not think any single free nation can stand alone. Nor does he Ixdlevo the United States can pick and choose the arena of the world In which we will co-operato with allies und those In which we will go It alone. It is easy to be impatient with some of our allies. It is true that wo are carrying the major share of the hurdtm In Korea and that our treasure has been spent lavishly to bolster the free world. But without our allies none of our efforts to halt Communism would lai enough. VVo nre, after all. ono nation and we can hut hope to stand alone ugninst the mansixl strength of the Communists. A t his press conference the President said that wo would have to share the ups and downs of our reletlonshlps n is i iV.E .V'>k sli>1 suieL PAJAMAS Cool, comfortable cotton fabrics :uir> i m t N . % DEPENDABLE ' ^ v / \ SPORT SHIRTS > By Manhattan and Marllstro h a n d k e r c h ie f s Inlllltt HnndhflrchlvO Rox .if a 1.7& 2.96 to 4.95 1941 Dodge C0upe» 1950 Chevrolet Sedan i P o lN to K . L '-# ivetmlon.1 mkkt The Formers Home Administra­ tion will hold an area meeting Thursday ami Friday of thia week it III i-m itub. Cuiliii J. Grvi-n, local FHA itunervlaor and Mias Mary Ann Michels, County Orfice Clerk, will attehd this two day meeting. The local office In the Court House will tie closed during this tw i day period, New fmilciea end loan writing nroeedure. for the coming fiscal year will be diseussed hy State and Nu' ‘ooel official. During the meetlmf FHA representatives from nil Central and South Florida counties will he present. Congressman Herlong Reports Allies 1 t th* l»o r government print*r» of the Congressional Record , have ihctr distressing momenta in the mailer of typographic*! error,. Kecenlly a Republican represent!- Theater Guild To Swimming Pool A t Present Its Final Oviedo W i l l O p e n P l a y O f Season With New Director Heatet, Special ..... 1948 Butch Special Sedan 1949 Bulck Soper Sedan Extra clean 1951 Bttkk Special Sedan* Extra Clean* One Owner TIES SOX BELTS By Interwoven ■ 1 i , All leather by Pioneer Colorful patterns by Regal, Wembley, Rupert* 65c to 1.50 pr. 1.50 to 2.50 II to 2.50 ^ k' 7( Vt M*%% v/, ; ayl«« AM wsa'l • M * A rt* si rags** <ts Motifs sf ■* Rto. * m m VMt IN hi «M *kul Jk w ****** ssvy s r IM . < M s * K . ’’j 1 8 “V ‘ ■, T- 1.1' Othtr K»bro« in Vol!*«^?’ unt) tfjrTon. (Hm i . to . 14.95 to (8,95 10 t i p U i i -i.t, �S u p p e r Is Given For Mel Fleischer By Wrays, Bishees SojciaL fa&nidu I B And PW Officers Mrs. Brown, Moore ^Honored With Tea E n t e r t a i n Class At Graham Home With Recept i on Mr*. Marguerite Graham, assist ed by Mr*. Kwsr Price, » « h o itfl* Fnturdny nftcrnnrm at n l»* In honor nf the newly elected officer* of th# Riislnrss and I'm f«*uu>nnl Wnnirn'* Club nf Sanford. Mr*. f'rnham's bom* nn Grand v|#w Avenue was lovely for Ihe '(f) occasion wllh arrangements of • prllig flower* throughout I lie rooms, and * beautifully appointed table from whlrh the guest* were served fn n l punch, raruipea, iillle cakee, nut* and randle*. Calling dining Die afternoon war* number* of tbr Stanford Rmlnexa and 1'rofessinnt en’* Club. Also present nns Hulda Kibbe of Orlando. All the gue*ts jlgnrd a greeting eiWd to Member*i of the Seniinole High Kdrool gi minuting i bl*s, tbeli .Irite* and escorts, and member* of the lilgli school faculty were err* terlnineil on Sunday evening fol­ lowing Ihe baccalaureate sermon tor tile class, with a reception given |y mother* nf two of the •la«s menibei*. Miss Alice drown still Alltx do Ann Moore. Hostesses were Mrs. runt Drown and M i* Mllloll Moore and the gioup called at Ihe Drown home at 2,'tlMI I'al iiooto ,i17 lo'iiThe rooms ivi'.i* opened en suite tor the oetaaion with loautiful ui rangenient* of purple and white 'bolioll o lib oreeoerv tietoir Ilsi'd thnuigtomt. tin Ihe mantle in Do* living room wna a lovely Hrrange. merit of the lolm tul flower* In a "link pottery bowl wllh black wi ought-iron camlelahra holding while tapeis Itefroiiliuenls wen* served from lie dining table which was ovei aid with a wtitle Irish linen eloth flinch wn* served from a nystnl bowl surrounded with piir|ile mol white blossoms nt one end of the table mi, | ot he i au pi dill menls mi the table were of crystal Ihe siding <1 tin* punch bowl during • he evening was Mrs. Vernon ||ai 'in mid assisting was Mis. lialpli Mi and Mrs William M Wray and sir amt Mrs." Hamilton .1 Ili.b fr rnterU lu/d ...i Saturday night with a garden supper hon oru: Melvin Fleischer. a uiemhei if the current Seminole High school graduating class The party w,i> held al the Wrav home in S.m l.anl.i al 7 on o'clock (iiles ts were sealed at sni.ill tables In the lovely garden and served from a long bullet lahlr centered will) i'«*nit*r«*il wllh a ;» blue Mur graduation ur.iniuDinn e» cap and while tapers decorated wi with tiny diplomas tied with pur pie satin rinhons Muring the evening several con tests were enjoyed with prizes lie Ing won ■*' j ?.*’ ■. Peggy Wnglil liiumr Metis. Miss I'olTeen Knge hretson and Kil Lockett (Jilts were presented to Mr Fleischer hi Do* host* and hostesses those invited to lie with Mr Fleischer were Junior Metis, Kit lax krll. Wesley tin mil. t erry Cordell. Ini Sheffield. Frank St.if foed Satnuiv Jacob mn Joe Hut ehlson. rtoherl Morris. .Joe H r kins, and their dates Also Mr and Mr* trvlng ITelscher, Mis Charles Hand. Mr anil Mrs Ills lice and Mr and Mrs Wray fisA A vm dA ^ ID and Mrs Edwin Epstein end children have left tor Maryland to spend atiout two weeks \ I r 4 , . > | if ||] f At <1 l ♦'Ire I r 11 W4 in - k*I f it I »41 t h •• N t|r \vm Mr a n d M i » Harry Lee have a* HOLLYWOOD ' Mi l Ml I mot son M i k e o f L a k e •I I m t t»t| itI I I i Deb Williams and Dosrmar, t looney in n sparkling dame tontine trom faramount's "The Star* \re Singing,” Teehnleulni flaying Dalny and Wrilnrsday »t Ititr theater «(Ifvi* W e l l * h a v e i e t i l l tied f r o m \n iu liH when* th e y w ere th e g u e st* of M i * * It K i r k p a t r i c k . VI ( ' tv ' r * , K uhqpft rtl iti i iir n m i v th o it wolilin * nf all ax mi * w h o Atf^r® hnnu ♦ r n i r m I t i ri i i»n M r r n o r lu l lin y on M U i n dn v T in* •■* n t t*tuhniK Mir m r« U n I * *t» M t * *m • t*■*»*ii . Mil* f U t i n f , u - .v. . • i... l, _ K H. I an t'x \ ! m H ill, Mr x M iry S ii n flU , Ml I ' r l If Ill's, Ml a R ou in U ln», M i * II- »is* I* •11, M m Hi <hopf M i * llf. s . f f . i ,iii.| \ f i * H iiiin fry. ‘alt ■ i H I* * ' . Ml r ts-*H trt 'f t i M>'t t 1Mt Mu tin*in I h*i "n ■m \ ' ' 14■ Vf t I • ,t I In t nil !'!■.» ftt* * m*; i ” tl I M* ,1 M M« * . f k lll, l*t • •t*li til , ul*IMu pli if^ i1 '*• V tm i it *ii i*»‘*l • h»' her granddaughter, M i s s Betsy M r s Al D n u d u ry and d a og hii > Xitn i arler (rum Seminole High ind M r am i Xlrs XV S Smith i u i i .1 D e n n i s ' t i l e , f l n t . i t lo, spent the past w e e k e n d at I 1*1 • *11!♦*TI f , ps«« s li* »ht*p, I ♦•'II* Mr* Mary Strong tins had as tier guest tier daughter Mrs Alan ' V ho has now returned to , 1,“ , , , , hi i t Mvers Death. ,,rr Mi * i ml i hoi |uouig mul Mr* x It ■ * : . l iiA S S C Tlt) R E ftA i-D I'JIS. Jus* 2. IMS ....... ml vit'i1 I I %'* k III!*, W E S T SI H E s i I If ll i l U I A Y D A Y r i l l ’ anfiti.il n IV l >,»y “ p ro ' i I ' ^ t »v , vI * l H - 11" xtuliriy s» , ( i'tni v * U* Mil pi irnir ' hv III*' |Hip|[s nf D l f VVrsI Mr h* r n m . m S rh nu l, w i l l l< J M Ii i v• • t ♦ i <111111 . i ** p rrN fh tfil fm iifir tuw ii ! fl 15 ^ I: K 1 a i ♦'u mh ii t , M i I \ I hr • ni In Hus |i iD ;:r ,i m Mu*p n p l h **■'», 11sf >«r tii it, Mm \ K « hiM»**i* Mn n « i\ >kfn«* tf.im n Anri 1i .i i •i i i t Mitui* Mul f)i*i ifh M ir ir n u n -uu*I t iHtMzii mt; i #•| m♦r • Ai'Hn f f a l n i m i l ’t f , tn hv p rr'*rntr r1 H I 6 ■ i1 ti Mi i liiiith I* JI *1 tulftn p u h li r t*. r u r ili iHv m v itr M hi u( l "> «| I 11 11A•*I • ’ "fcj f ^ * | Ml i|*A i r tif I W J111*A Mr and Ml - Il.ii rv Cushtn and lainlli It.ivr i a I atloa D r i v e lienee l rout their ite« Itnnie III 1 o c h \ilv ir r 'tut |tl« t x» I ' tMt Iin 11* Ml * 111,-11 giicsl* Dim daughter. Mr*, I rirnds of Xlrs H J I,Hunan (lien Spring* is Kverell Voting and young n il he glad to learn Dial she 1' Ml** Dawn Disllop, a (i *ou Doldiy ot .1 irk'.niivtlle have getting along nicely (idlotving an *noi ition at the Orange Mctnurlal it Flu* uta Slate 11mvi*t -1* \ a n !' ed to visit her parent.*. Mr .tint Mr* D D i m i i i i I c v . at their Hospital tn Orlando and is now lallaha * 1*1*. pin Mu to leave, I **■t with her sun and his fam ily, Mt ing Ihe giaitiuitlon at Do i linilie on silver l,akr and Mrs Rodman t.chmun In VX'in veislty on Saluiiluy, t*u In* 1 ter Park Mr* AD in Kdp,ill uk anil dattgh villi* wtere she will visit hi t ter t.mda ot Madeira Beach afe 'I t and Mrs Fred Perkins and ’ind hrmher-in law, Xtl and spending alxiul tun weeks with laughters, Nancy and Sandra, are I! S. Kraft. She will a im Local Group Visits Xlrs Kilpatrick's p.itetils, Mr residing at 2Jfl West Nineteenth Snnfnid next week to s p i l l . I uni Mr* It F. Chapman • T t 'f .s n ay Methodist Children a reel The fam ily moved to San - 111111111*1 with lot patents, XI* The Chanel Choir will meet at Irniti Tuscnlon.su, M i* Ijiiv lli-liop M ka Hull • idle a student at ford recently the First D;.,dlst Chuudi for ic. ot Florida tn XI.i Xtr Perkins is associated Chlhlten of the Junior Depart the Cnlicrsits hear sal at 0:45 p.m. X| i aiul M i * XX' A I ' m * i " g ' III I'll I of the Filet .Methodist I J litirsl lllc. b.i* arrived In slirnd ■nth Mu S x r if m J i i i , . . ! ! as gen Tile [lalight era of Wesley Sun da ug hte r M ia * C a r o l y n I ' . d o , I *'hutch mi Sunday afternoon visit­ Hie siimtuer intti her family In in at manager dav School C ass will hold It* reg •tm b 'tit at D u k e I ' r t l v n o t i ed tin* Methodist Children’* Home C.ts.seliierr i ular buxines* and social meeting Or and Mrs II Way tie Hurker te nded Du* w e d d in g S o n ,I n ..( In Enter prise with children of a ■t McKinley Mall at H IN) n.lil. Miss Arlren .1 icoh-nit tin* nr plan to leave on ITmrsilny liv P a l i l c k ' s ncpliciv. I t " I o n , I S ' , cm responding age of the Home. Hostesses for the evening will lie \ The young group left Sanford lived trom I'uke Itnlverslty In plane lor Halil more. Mil to at P a t i l c k , to M i s * l a l o l i i fei M i** Bessie Ueliary, rTiairman, Mean nlmot t.ftii j, in. mi »oMipaiiMxi oy Etiilli.iiii. N C to iisd liel pat te n ,! i o i * , r u d i t . i t i o o ul I h e i i soli i l i a O l o n l in yVintci t , n i •I * i i i* ^ My*. J. I*. Thurmond, Mrs. J. « . Alionl UHI guest* called at the Mrs K. Shoemaker anil Mrs, cuts. Mr anti Xlrs Manuel Jacob Way-dr lltteker Jr (ru o Ho* Seine** F l l s l D a p tl s t C h i l l i h al I on | Divl», Mr*. W. A. Hunter, Mr*. Diown bi me. >f lirn tls lry of Ihe U niversity of Xtl** P ' t t r lc k sei veil a* m o d It W. Herron. They returned son A. D. Zaehery and Miss Mary Mat y land In College Pnrk on June hioim lit th e w e d d in g S I" and it bout 7.on p.m. FarUb t; n step trom h is arrived t Tin*ir niece. M r* Hurt Single li m lit i’l e p te i I all ie d 1u **t I'tou I They enjoyed a trip through the The Unity "Truth" Class will ion. the form er F.llen t'nupcr, w ill at Du* H ib is cu s Doo m ot Do I meet at 7:45 pm, at Ihe Valde* home mid ground* after which a rrom Detroit, M idi to visit with •Iso gradoale trom Ihe University P laza U n t i l in I it la n d " w i n I l l s sister. Mis F s Hockey. *nd Hotel with Carolyn H. I'arsons as picnic supper wn * served. Bv HOB THOMAS Ills lilulliul il" l 'I'le r iii law, Mr , In i d i m u u i d ' a liiUxlivuu the teacher. The pistil>r I* Invited Ml and Mrs I r a K S o u t h w .u d l a n d XIis N J Mi'iistrnm to attend. I >1 1*M| I id'll a WHS t li.■ out daughter Je an ne. M r and lllll.I.Y W iin ii *1 _ The em l..t The plann pupils of Ml** Mar Xlr« Krncxl in * lot D e la iv a ii * I ' m I, S ou thw ard a n d Xtl * Pi t>e llish re and X| m s I *(>•* (eret navi* will be presented III tied UKS Calm* get* muter wjy V ( ' a* De 11iiii.li* ,i |i ' Hilly ■ui |.nil lliu p»‘i a n e x pec te d to l.inglilers. Mr an d M i s their recital al a 15 p m al Ihe this week on a 2'x million dollar tty MHH. 1. II MKNICK and July I j h i t t i c uu F t ulx y (lo o t th e F l o r id a ‘loiilhw ard anil t,u n i t y . 1.1 voyage Into uiiltlliniis waters Sanford Woman's Club S l i d i C m v i i - i t i m la lta tu is s e e In ................ ... W S C S Shipping atioard are Htitnphrey • Circle No....7 of. Ihi' N X tm* beru visiting Mt r v i s i t D u o (I I I I CM nf the Ural Methodist Church will Bogart as Ihe infamous captain, meet *< H:t)ll pin. with Mrs. f'Hnr l^ureli; Jose Kt-rrer I(ireenwalilt, H steal cy, nod Mis Maty I an ion hen ihe ih e n n n n t e ie r is hath M i , IlmtseD will leave Mnn XI Is.. Ilm u ia W i t t e i • * pis'fr it l " )*» Atkinson. 2imij Washington Van Johnson iMarykJ, Fred Mm Avenue; f lr r lr No, it with Mrs Murray (Keefer); ami a newcomer dm In* plain* fnt Du ft it In .111ii ■< on t h ill -day t “ visit l i d Jean .-textnii Is home mi a I n Xli m il Xti H enry Matvlo t'ynl. 505 fliimosn llrlve, named llnhcrt Francis ns (he green pan nl at 8:0n tun. ensign. Willie Keith Commanding hitlgh, vniling Ills paieols X|| and XX tils .* hc i- a student at F l o r id a Mis Carl Sexton The 1 miles Auxiliary of tin* this crew is the aee director, Kd l a i c I u i ' ci 10 i .n I i liutoissee, t he l.niigwiMid Kiliileigiu leu m Brotherhood of Itniiivny Trmooirn ward llmytryk. who has been com joyed i swlmiulhg patly nod will meet willi Mr*. It. T Wnrien, missioned hy the Stanley Kramer XI Dnuduey and a to I M l t"' llic lunch, lit Die home nf Ml , d.iujttiter Amt h a ir hi Meed (rum 1012 Magnolia Avenue, st H 0(1 Company 1 H Sent! y Ki idiiy mol lung p.m. fin It* uuarterly hTiUnlay Many p'liple said it was n voy­ D alto n u a. > i it I hell patents. M» .1ml Mr* Forest Freurh en party. age that never mold he made The s.itdord Dnudury Xfl and Xti tei laltied T hin *duy evening id W EDNESDAY ind Air out Xtl . ll ( F. Knlllll Navy would never give ptnillkslon The Sanford Woman's Club will fir a film version ot "The Caine tfii'i lenne on I like Kallirvn willi w a r d hold It* last general meeting of Mutiny." they predicted Pmvlryk, a liniiilipi gi*i fry fill the si'oioi the year beginning with a luncheon an earnest, nlhlctlr looking bellow, •las* of | v in a n school of who'll Mi s Deity ItrlsMiti Ion arrived i t 13:10 p . m ' f i ' -m! with In explained to me the reasons for I •••idii V li n n son is a metnbei Irolti • iillegeihile. I'eiin where I ytallatlon of olflr reservations thn doubts stu* has i iii<i|.|i ii*il in*i Ur -I vear Swhnmiug, biiHtlng, nod dam mg may be made with Mr* W II was enjayed ■ 1 southern Mls*,iun,irv College, to "When tin* hook first came nut." G rjeaile, telephone 485 W he related, "tivo studio* thought The women of riutxt KpUmpal ,s|ii'tid the sum met mnoths with The Pupllrate Hrldge Citth will they might buy It They sithmllfnl Church meet at tile home of X|i* tier patents. Mi .ind Alls R 0 meet at (TOO p m at the Sanford »ynnp»e* of thn story tn Ihe Navy lfo(i.*ji Hemiioind, J r ., Wednesday Hr Isson Woman’s Cluh tm Oak Avenue Department Them synopses were afternoon for (belt auxiliary The praydr meeting service will hurried and crude and ilUInrled • X I etfler Ji h A Speer ................. Png. Business w n. XVdiscussed beheld al the Fir»t ..................... Baptist.... fhtirrh Ihe true slurv The Navy turned after whbh refrestuurnts and Henri XVigtit of Sanfurd. and y v ri e 8:00 .p m The study of Paul's thumbs down • tt 3:00 Jeriv lluv* of (Ulando. returned setvecl. fe t te r tri the Romans w ill tie con over lire weekend trom * fishing But Stanley Kramer was un trip In Hie snillhrln part of flic tinned daunted lie plunked down an t«v A on call ke ep ma died p i d a l ' i n The First Baptist Sunday School .tlmatrd WAjmi to author Herman Ind mid f l u f f y ll you place Diem slate Super IntemltDls will meet in tin Wouk amt submitted until log to the uve i licit will i i and cuvet I hem Mi ami Xtr» F * .SIrun* *d Chapel following the prayer meet Navy lililll lie had a completed l i g h t l y . 1J., .DM <i id, MIms iuive arrived "* lng service, for llielr nmnililv rati *crlld hy Klnuley Itriliertsi The huv - Ill' II,I i i I h i i i I 10 l l u v 1 w ill. M l* Inet meeting Is tin* hlgg'.s hlgg'-st film bargain since Wekiwa I edge N " M7t» I. A tii |)„v |i| Selzitii k bud out INI fain for captains and nlhit Navy men and H l i i . n i t ’ i *,i- r*-r nod b r o l l i c r I n 1" v , nine nut „l In ,,f fhrin liked I l f XI' ii M.t XI i XV (I III uige ( ’ll B It. T will meet In IS I) if K With the Wind " "Caine see i»* iliotH i low rn ' I.* i*t i H*IJ ■<« :• t*;m is still mi 1***1 seller lists after 18 trunk and thmuMt ,r ii a, gum! fur llli'ii b'.nie ..it t i v s t n l l a i l t r the Navy .Suiin* nf rti ■ term s lit The W8CH of tin* Ehrnezer mi,nths help IllfCI Itirilii il e i|ie lt,i Ho-lnii ll.dii nek lias Milled to Methodist Churcli will meet willi |*hr , \ iiVv I* offering full 1*0011 Hn* hrink have ci.uic Inin the N avy language A '(Jrieeg. fm lisp ins uinlhei Mrs Mi! b< I example Mr* w Hires III C iliu * Heights rratiun Tor the picture It has as at 7:3fl p.m signed as technical advisor Cnmiir Is the u a n u * fra1 a uni (Msun alile Dahioek He plans to leave ill On* officer peal future to enter til. |oiuot Ladles Society of the D of 1„ F James C Shaw, a SI Paul. Mtnn in s la lm e n t l imn H e p m tmeiD "The officers ran laugh .ihmit year I" Hir inrdli .il seliiwit of \ m •nil E. will meet i t 7:311 p.m. at vMcran who Is an expert on small Ihe Odd Fellow* Hall. 1ships The Navy will ajxn provide Gueeg Ino. Coindr Shew lo ll me (let lull Dnlverslti In NashiiMliiintn ,X I 7 I ’ hnne I /till THURSDAY the use of its Installations and two about the reniuon of hi* Anua|io||* Term Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order small destcoyrrs which will simu­ class nf ID3ti, lylilrh was the elass Mi sod M r , K AV fife h id • nf the niythlral yueeg There were of Eaatern Star, will meet at 8 (Mt late the Caine " (lieu weekend gueifs flieli I >11^I. p.m. at the Masonic Hall "The Caine was an old four- tun empty chairs at Hu* hamiuel ter Mns Ala n Helen Idle, s mu The Intermediate 0 . A.'* will starke-, hut you |tts| can't find for Mr and Mrs fjiireg " The pirture will rust ahutil 2 'j at the Mrauge Memorial H u ip iti 1 meet at the First Baptist Church them any more," reported Dmy gt TOO p.m. tryk "Cotndr Shaw said the lait million; shooting srheiluhi Is 71 In t irlnndn also Heorge Dm m > This Junior and Inlermcdlale nth’ he saw wa* In England a yi-ar day*, a super eplr in these eenn a Inrmer Sanfurd resident rv R. A.'* will meet at the P in t or so ago It wax one nf the SO nrnlc lime* Hut tlotiT get Duty tryk of (tainesville Baptist Church at 7:0U p.m. given tn Britain and was tied up Marled nn that' Mr and Mrs Waller I. • attn " I gel mail when I hear all Hits The Junior Brotherhood will at dock as a training ih lp " as their guest. Mrs < I ( Wi thThf AlUKtk SUhnnit H tu lu f liAunnulle) meet at the Ftrat Baptist Church The nit-lure starts this week In lalk about vrhrslttle*," lie rant* have lairkelte ot Daw.nu (in u|". hr. at 7 JIO n m, Yosemlte Valley, where Ihe ro­ "A director is a hivo lieeanse he arrived to altend the grnihi.iHon The T. E L Class nf the Find mance pf Willie Keith and May brings a picture In It) days under Baptiit Church will met at 3: no Wynn lakes place (She's plaved srhetlule. But unliody says *ny p.m. in the Educational Building hv New York arlrrsx Donna Lee thing ahoul whether It's a gyutil M u . Ellen Shidnln Khedoln and hrr her ^rmip grmi Hickey, who will now he known picture nr nut Hollywood Isn'fgn will be hostess* for Hie Hireling professionally as Mav Wynn,) Then Ing to rnnke lietler pictures until nter, Minister Dr. Paul C Carpenter, Mlnlsti the rnmivmy spends n few tlavs It* starts thinking about ipiulllyof the Central Christian Oitirch al Kan Franclseo, whert> Ihe U88 arnl furgeltlng srheiluli** " of Orlando, will be Ihe guest Thompson will bo used Ipeaker on the "work shop" pro The sea stuff will lie stmt In (ram at 2:00 p m at the First Hawaii with the USS noyte The Christian Church nlrture will he finished up in Hol­ FR ID A Y lywood, where the typhoon will tie A covered dish luncheon will be ■Ugetl nn the Columhlt lot. An held at 12:00 noon by the Parent- intact replica of the court'martial Teacher Aisoclallon of the AVeet room at Yrrba Buena Island will Bide 8chool. All member* are In­ lie Hied for the trial M>t|iienre. T O D A Y nntl T O M O K IIO W vited to attend and bring a covered "The Navy couldn't he mnrr codleh. operative," said the director. " I MONDAY have talked lo dozen* of admirals, Circle! one through eeven of the Thol Will Ho.# Woman'* Mleelonary Society of he sent to Mra, Sybil Hnuth, r«Your Heor) ft retting that Illness prevented her th* firs t Baptist Church will meet rom living present. la the Educational Building at in ihe Cloudtl * ^ This was also a farewell oeca* 1Q:4B a.m. A covered dlah luncheon will lie served at noon with a pro­ slon for some of the club member*, gram to be presented at 1:00 p.m. a* several wilt soon leave for ium> in th* church. The pre-school age, mer vacation*. All. however, are Primary Sunbeam Banda anti the anticipating with Interest and en, ___ Junior Girls' ______ Auxiliary will ____ meet thuslasnt In# liegiilnlng of Ihe fall at the church during the earne season, when club woik will bo hotira. more actively resumed. C a tu n d a /L 11 j »k | i f t In' i ' n u ll 'let tit v, rtt , t i* »'t i "i- 11 t hi i' i f•1111 "it tif i*u • ' x ' i i * ir. tii fiTt. 11• . i \ i i 1i || || , i \* \ S m \ »ti » i h r i * ..[.li . . x • xi ti It ‘r i 1*i I h r M i. m id. M r * W a lte r t i M e il' l e t n e i b n v r i**(i f o r N i o .,yrn» Dc»ch t o spend eteial day*. l.cc H i a p r i ' Mrs R a t l i f f Elected President O f U D C »I•1•1ih t*i iai fhiK * v» • • \ DU, II. K. RING t I I I I M M 'I I A I r o u I' le s s r i: * • • n it 1* III ' *f -*11*111 |»f J| A » I fm s p p o t n f m r lt t I 7 AJ 1714 \K 111 T O N IG H T > • i sll P im m W E D N E S D A Y wan At i n ( A II I 111 I N '.’ .11, ' " l * ™ » . t K M N f t n i O * viC D A X D K J n n m *u t m | ^ r~ x and S C I I < IT D H I D J U T S SAXFORD • ORLA LONG WOOD P r W K Y S "»Ev, R^zrfWfflEHHHSnSIN,,w ,,,,r II HI GH nntl your rush is JUNE WHITE GOODS SAVINGS! * ! NEW LO W PRICE! LOW I V i m r y ’s own Innions NAtlON-WIDE* SIII'J'.TS ^ S A N E O U I) Atlantic n a t io n a l b a n k W f D N f S r A y M C R N IN C . l 111f iDltf* 4f 411e*z ♦ i! %'f* III, • 1 Mi ll I (ft ! -Ilin lv t|l» • I I I V t l f l t i || I n < | L » ' t t | d , fi r| f t *', 11*| - o f lif It l| t le t » II j* IA I 1 THEHAPPINESSHIT ? k »f * ei • ««. ii. TIMELY SPECIAL! « -— s SALYNA CLOTH M e a e 0 0 < M e a o H 9 Q O Q Q O 3 Q & 0 i^ (P GRADUATION Time IS PICTURE Time m m , beautiful qualify Spun Riyon f. V iv id , d c c |i-s o u k in g and Cotton, Ctemi# rgalaiattt in M tW Your Appointment Color* of l ’dxvtler Blue, M I mv, I ’urplp, Now WUh Rplge, Gray, Nile Whlto, (ireen, I CANNON BATH TOWELS Navy. rink. 8«" wide. A rejnilHi 1.79 value. JAMESON’S STUDIO Phono 362 1017 P m c l i A t m , h f ' e : * 16*26" ......................161 iw D «r or E w in g 12 x 1 2 " c lo ilis ............\ \ ( w s im w m | n H M a n r « r * - I ------ -Olto____ _____________ -■■■r J i N ertlextra towel)? T *ke ailvantage nf I’eiturv’t •pedai offer. Get fine Ceniimi*, 22x 41” Iniili i l i e —in 8 color*. a .Ut 4 i . . ....................... �pfr t*.-It +r i ft**’•*■' ’ r ^ r s y^att * *•*•1^ <) Tuex. inn# 2. Ift5.1 Peg* 4 COMMENCEMENT the official UniK’d Stales delega­ tion. ond tho Soviet Union was rep­ resented by Ambassador Jacob Malik. The actual act of crowning, pre­ sided over by the archbishop, Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, came at the end of an honr long cvremony in Ihe hM m' v First nTi/abeth was t?eo';niecif as Ihu "undoubted uugen and took her ".Hh on the Rjblf. She was anointed In tlip cerem jiy which dedicates a ruk'r id Trie Coronation TTTF. SANFORD HERALD THURSDA Y ( C r a iin t f M on Om ) billion people in a quarter of the earth. “ Greatest Show On Earth” To Be Presented At Lyman Class Night Oosx Night ol Lymmi Hciuml ("III In* lii'lii I hi h (•veiling shirting t| H:t.1 ii'clnck TtlPIlH* III lllr |il(i gram in "The (Iren to* I Shew nn E a rlii." ...... T*'t* cnlcrtulnment I. hrekeit imwn m ice rings aAti Ti iill' ii down nnn Inin threi' Gate is tli*' ftr.it with the W rli iiiiiii flvon by H illy Weils, Wlin's Who iy Peter Ifarnlltnn. and Cirrus Souvenirs (A w a rd s i tiy Principal K. S Douglass, Mrs. II T Mil nee, Perry H rcuim cr, and Mrs 1, .1 North Tlio follow Hill events a ii‘ srlied (ltd for Tin' Ida Tn|i In King Two indiT Ilir d im linn nf Him! Mas or llllly WellsClowns—-Kcli. Erk and Hurk In rntn French, .fames Newman and Donald llre e r; Hercules D nnnt-ki I ’eter lla in llln n ; Talhdali Tank lend, Mary Carm ichael; Jolly Rosa, Thomas Z orctic; Vana 'Snake ch a rm e r). Joyce Starling; Fearless F n ln l, Kenneth Faint; Chela (M onkey), Nancy M nl/ln ger; Madam .lu>/a (F m lm ie Tel H ler), Joy fiines: llnnihmil, Carroll Marwick: Swish, Flearlnr I ’eeh lea; (inrilla, Jack Snyder; rinda Shirley DePreei Mamie, itnvjd Joyce, anil Markers, Sonny Shaw and M arlin Ho;.kins The finale in Kirin Three will show the class colors of llo l mil w in .., me c la s s llo w e i as me c a rn a tio n , a n d Ihe c la s s m o d " as " N n t h i r d ! s u c c e e d s a s w e ll a s r,a c c e s s " Mrs ( E Tliiinnmlcr is di rector of class nh'hi In a omre serious |Mirilon of Senior Week, Mneenlallleale w is held Sunday evening. t he program llld in te d Ihe fo lh iw lllir Prm cs-domd "Marche llomai lie" hy lininind: Invocation try die Itev. M It Jackson; Hymn "All Hail Ihe Mower of Jesils' Name" hy llm congregation, announce mrnls hy Principal E. S limit! hiss; "For die Ih'uiily of die i ! E a rth ". Km lii'r, li) Hit1 Kenhir I Ill'll Si'limrl (ili'ii CI11I 1. M'rrmin liy III!1 Hi'V II I.V lIlcli'li Zim m ernmn, ii'i'im 11I lln* Ilnlv Cross EpUcooal Church nf Sanford; siilii “ T ill' Lord's I'ra y e r", .Maiulte, liy I’cter Hamilton, till1 hencdlrHon liy I In* (lev Durum Shea. anil |lecex.slnnai March nf flu* P riests", Mendelssohn Mrs Mllwe,* was d ire rln r nf till' Lyman Ncletol (M ir ( Inti anil lln ' ;u i m ill'.m i I was Mrs Ira VViI Him Eight.- ■i .......................... n seniors m il graduate ........ at * nninn ni i m i'iii c x I* r !• I s i' » Tlinrsday meld at x 15 o'clock (in d if si'iiinr ila i" rnll ar«............................... ...... Unit'd la rm li Harwick, Mary Carmichael, Shirlt*, HePret*, Kunm ill Faint, I "in French. Dnnaiil (• ri'i'r, Peter Il:i i iii I i *>i i , .Inv Hines, Martin Hopkins llnviil Joyce, Nancy Mnt/inger, James Newman, Eleanor Peebles, Charles Shaw, Juck Snyder, Joyce ShirIlMU, lliili, Hilly Wells. ami llinnilix ZnrelTc, m The program is as follows Processional l'om |i and Clr i nioslanci* FI k .ii invocation hy die Key Datum Mica; salutatory hy Joyce H rlskill M arllm t and Itio iiiiis /iile llt i I" i r li It" l . i ’l D ie re lie Music' W illiams, hy the Junior and Seiner IlleS (M ils' " m ic . our"iJueiuui of '(leaker hy II T Mllwee. suiierlolemleid of schools In Seminole fm u ily ; anil an address hy Ifnri K nrlyle Hods ,‘iolder, (iroseeuliiu; attorney for Seminole Cmmli I Kiel "A I'erfeel Hay". C Ja colts llmnl. Ilillv W ell. and M a n Carmichael, vu le d iilo rv, Mary Carmichael, |>ic eolallnu of die V itrooii of fifth a mile slndvnls from l.ynmn Srhoul n* they memhers ol die senior class o( nssr lidded in I lie HUlhui Chauel ilurlua llielr remit lour of Ihe III.VI, ITesiileni Itd lt Wells, pre l>. S. S u m \uslliary Air Hlullun. Hiirlna their lour, Ihe rhlldreu seulajliin ol dl|ilmiias. M rlm iiia l Htuntlass; heiiediclioii. (lie ||ev M l i Jackson, and reeeisloual ■March of ihe I'rle x ls ", Mendel xxofui Mrs c |.; Thunander is senior ( I ' m d i n u r d from I'age One) class sjHiiisor At hint Ic wlllimil striking laud Tropiral Storm line nul ol die slate of Florida I Ici li*Js 4M111 i« loin,this >ir (* InsIji u eilsloruers every day U'caiixe „f mos(|ii||oiri " I lie disaslmiis fire ii I a f.arco dii'Uuh 11 already Innl slronu mrri TALLAHASSEE ijs - A Irg ls h illv i mirsIriM home m which D elderly act pennilllng Ihe Jilale hoard of I’uljcriis lust their lives josi a week Adm lnixlradnn to act us Im iln m heforc Ihe l.enlslalnru convi'iicil ...... . L H t fiN la tiir c (('ontlimi'il rrmri l'n g i, One) I'aijii advertising fresh grapefruit g IH’fri , Thi* total lax on eaeli hox of fresh l!ra|ielriill will he (I cenls. nuent for Issuance of FlerIda'x 1 rmwiy tonslltiithmal Kiiarantecd J. “ school tmioi hond (ten deals lieeamo law In i/. ....'i Is lieu ante law K ’ Y . ,'1’ r*'-t hmm », ri, N *®Mhn| a r t , .1!' cWliTlIilnn id Regulallon of the hnmvi will he "'"J»r Ihe Hlale Hoard of Hcallh witch would set safely and sanl (aliou stamluriU fur tho instltulluns and make periodic Inspoctluna or them. Thu House umenilmcnl. nffened by Hep. Okell of Hutle County, oscmpls from tirnvlsions of the proposed 'npoied law the Moose H iivcm •III' aged at orange j'ark t o . " : ho Is clialrnian of the Mouse. hi isrd of governors for llnInstitullmi, said lie standards id ruoily f* r nseeed n ipdrem uds of Iho hill lie (Killed studios In the is.dd.-oi. m aglug are tiudcrwav al MineHaven and mud he ronilucl<'d un ik'r siandurds xel hy pnrllclpaihic Irani. scleullsls The llo tu il ol Administration Is compost'd of die governor, comp­ tro lle r and stale treasures T A U . A I I A S S K K W S - l l c p K iln a II has a separate Matt which I earn* of Highlands ('m inty won WPS set np 21 years ago In super unanimous House passage id h r vise retirement of the hoonmme alcoholic reinihlill........ atlnn center. „In,,'J county road ilohl ami has gradually Imlay idler Jokingly invlllng her through refinancing plans and dr Id col leagues In take ndvanlnge of It* pay muni from :um millions to an facilities. millions. The measure, which nlrcudy Inis pnsspj Ihe %‘iialc, now goes lo 'i'A IX A IIA S S F K Ms—'The admire (inv. McCarly. It aulliorues os istrathm hills lo nut nursing homes tahllsliincut of (i rehahllllallmi conunder state regulation and provide ter for alcoholics In Highlands a three odlllou dollar fund to fight tm m iv mul mi nut-imtieut clinic Itinsoultori were passed overwind In oilier sections of llw stale. Itilnuly today hy the Ifmoo The 11)11 Legislature passed o The mosquito control hill was h II aulhiirlHug an nlcuhollcs hos approved 7.1 to 7 and sold lo the liitjd In lllghlandi Cmmly hut Ihe governor, The nursing home svgil­ Cuhiitel nevor released money fm lation b ill was passed unaidimuisly Ks coiistructlmi. lu ll must go hack to Ihe Senate CnhliK'l memhers were told such lo r concurrence in a minor ametol' a hospital was an Ineffeclivo wen incut. non against alcoholism and similar Hooso utF’ iiipts to odd umeud' insliliillons had proved unsuccess ments In tlic mosquito control hill fill In other slates. Miss I'earcu told the House In “ pro im o th m -d under choruses of vote*. day she and Highlands County an The Senate previously hail up- thorHIcr. now rcallie Iho hospital .•roved the uilm administration proved inlstralfou bill to lilnn was unwise and wyi hacking lhe IW million u year for Iho allrrnate rehabilitation canter oxl two yeaci lighllng mos- proposal day w lllim il (inv. M H 'a rly 's sin (lulure Thu Slate llo u iil of Kdticullim, made up ol five Cuhlnet nicm lars, has a u llio rlly u m h r Ihe tli.'iJ cult Mjtutlonal aiiK'iidm vnt to Issue Inimis tor icnmd cunsiriiellnn anil pledgu a counly’x share of m iariutoed luu receipts for ___ uulfi license lug their retirem ent. J \ l'i I ' The ut-w law w ill ollowrtho Hoard nf A ilrn ln litra llo n . upon request hy the lln ird of Kilm-nthm, to plan ami curry md technical arrange' mcnU fur Issuance of die houds and handle funds for retirement nf the dctit. The HeparlmUit of Kdiirnllon would hioidlr all i ouHnicllun con K qiminei and such other anlhropods he cooler and cllnlca wuiilil lie ai lamlllles ami dugflles financed with an earmarked pqr m Rep. Moody of Hlllilmrough Hun of the ufDio tax on alcoholic ( ‘ntinly, chairman ol llm Homo beverages, ||a lf a million dollar llllun dollars lallnns Cotnmlllce, sound, already has ticeumulatzil In a spec. . .. familiar wurnltig that uvrr- Ini ruiul from the tax during ihe apemling at (hlx stwslmt will lead past,turn years. ,Uj ail across Ihe hoard sales lag in .•1969, aItem pled unsuccessfully In cut troth the statu appropriation and the amount by which It would fCnnllnuei) |iom Mage One) match county funds. Opponent* of Moody's amend' i)i(0 Mi tho moss ago from Klsoumenli declared mosquito control ower hut that he wnula do so smin." ll a statewide problem, They said “ very noon." ‘— oh — opposition nf the Tho .........violent rsipendllures on curbing (ho pests wilt load to increased stale tourlsl llhr-3 government slnee Iho pro. (tosal was submitted Iasi month revenue. Rci•it. Rood of Munalco, sui iri- precipitated a crisis so serious that In i Moody, ... I old Iho Kouio " o’ro ll Ihrcatontxl Iq wreck chances going g to tu • md thmisands and mill- fur n Iruce In Ihe nearly three ...j of‘ d dam llqns dollara to Qradlcato - some- year-old Korean War. (1 |as | anon as PP Tlic nrmlstlco negotiations nl •ding and II mini hi ^ agslo wt/re^ o goli ln g 'lli have iiisl'nii ma'iiy I'aninunjom hove been In roeuxs <. ‘ since May 26 and the* Communist mniqulloca." * «f!» Wllliami of Sstnlnplc, also reactInq to Rk> Allied plan will nut cglllng for p brake on spending be known until Thursday when ihey — jed. unsucceHfuiry attempted to amend are- rasuiued. Tb® piiJOr Issue that has dead Ule bill lo make It exnlro In lu il ta r * lo for II " II we pass Ihe bill ns It Is locked tho truce talks late dlstinaslllon ow. we'ro going |oto have ■ con* months Is the ultimate .......1 going, ropclullon front now un- of Rt.MO prisoners n Allied Ihands " t he k ' ond J T -coming," ™ 1 he said. who „refuse to rolui 1 In their Comlit homelands. lie tohMIlia I House no amount munlit o# money would be sufficient to •radicate moaquitoei completely. "We ma» not eradlcale jhn mas : a n Koreu __ ^ * Dr. C, L Persona OPTOM KTM ST JACKSONVILLE '.t> Summer is 'till nearly three weeks oil hut NoiHi ami i Cnlral Florida already have fell their snood heat wave of the year The slat'' was caught between a Icoplcal storm m Ihe (iull of Musi <'ii uml a cold Irnnl creeping down from the north Monthly, driving the thermometer In MS) al TulluliassK1, iicnla nod .lacksunvllle air purl (Irloiuln had a high of hi, hid Smith Florida was saved from slml lar high readings hy cloudy skies ns a m u ll of the stnrm Increasing cloudiness was fore­ cast Imlay, with showers In south and ccniral xriliuir.. The secnml heat wove came less than a week after the first, which registered record lein|nratures ut Tampa, Tallahassee, Jacksonville uml He ITinlok Springs, among others. High ii'porled so fur Ibis year was I ill al Ttillahnssee and He l-Tirilnk H|M'lugs .lucksmiville had Ihe liotl -st May oil record The average lempern loie id Ml f was two degrees above Ihe previous high in IU11 Nmmul is 71 't ll also was mil- of III ’ drii'sl Mays sine" the Weather Ho I lean began keeping records MJ veins ago (’minty CommlHHion Funeral Kites F or Sewerage Problem Irm r Page One) Dr. Lindsay McNair a (Cuntinueil sewage trrulmi'iit plant, on ad 125(1,00(1 should ho added Slated Wednesday illlinnut for Hie eonxiruetlnn uf a plaul lu Funeral services for tin* Rev Lindsay K McNair, H2, pastor I'lncrilos of ilii' First I'resliytcr lau I tlliri'll of (Irlaiuln, will lie lu-lil at In ini a in Wi'ilui’siluy al tin* First I'reshvterlan Churrb In Orlando Dr McNair died Monday ut Ids Highland Lake Apart men is ffsi deuce lie underwent a lung nper atlnn several rminlhs ago. Hr Mai shall (' Dendy, execu­ tive secretary nl ITcshytcrlun Hoard of ciirisllau Kducalion. itlchmnnd, Vn., will nffii-lute ut the services Active pallbearers will he John A. Itussidl, Huy A. Miller, Hon II Fvuns, Chester (I. Mugriider, It D Itnhiusim, Chester C. Fnsgate atlll Claildc H. Wolfe IMumrury tuilltiwirers Incl tlide William It Sharkey. Jnim (iannfel, Hr. W. O Fnwlor and ihe m. luitn tiers uf Hie Iwiurd nl deacons and elders id Ihe First Presbyterian ( 'Inn eli An Drlaudo resident slnee I'liMI, IK McNair was an uulsluuil|ug tai lor m Hu' -|ni iiii.il dcvi'lnpini'id of Ids lmiiiedi.de pariah its weil as Ihe entire enniuiuulty Pos­ sessed of g magnelie personality, lie was admired fur his nrulmifui elmiuence, executive ability and leadership, lie was a driving force in inuvenirnls making fur ninrul, ediiratlonal and civic lielleniiunt. (I'm illnucil from [‘use One) tv store. During the first meeting in May. Mi. HHchcuck, who plans a novelty store on the Hasty prop­ erly which adjoins the pork, nppm in ! Ini fore tlic Hoard with a ■ripii'i.l to construct a path from his property to the cast side of (he park, lie Nought action that would insure that no fence would he erei'i.eil hurling him from Ihe County property. The Commissioners approved the n-i|u-'»l with tlic molerstnniling tlml only ii font |>ntii would lie ludlt uml tliul mu signs would ho erected. However, Mr. Hughes nsacrteil Hint lie I nil learned plans were umlerwny fm ii 'JO-font mail and put king lot which would take away ii i-onslilernhle portion of his busi­ ness. (In the mntioii <>f Commissioner Fuurnkre seronded hy Comnilswtuncr Dmhl, Clerk ll. V. Herndon was dlfw lcil lu write a letter la Mr. ILtciivm'k that the Commie* don will withdraw permission If any IliHwghrnrc wider lh«n sla I eel Is put through or If signs are ereeled nr uiiotlicr stand Is lulilL Mr. Hughes slqteil that since •he other fiuidmiss Is clnsur to the Del undo Jllghway than lha County imik that visitors would be in­ clined to use the clasesf entrance If signs weru erected and a road* wily pul in, He said that for .16 Weeks nf Hie year.there Were few visitors to the park. lie Invited tne Cunilulssloner* to come out to the park for lunch an tho day of tin* neyl meeting to see the recent bnprovrmnnts whli-|i have been made. which hurrist W f. * llreckimrlilge, matincer ( of the« Hetnlnole County. Chamber imuicrre. told lit* Cmnpiiiskm if Conimrrco, ... lto „ posslhillty — iibijlty M Of .tho passlhlllty o. Inrating . nmi ng plant In (Ranfnrd. He ask* io Hoard fur . cili .v tho -17iTRoard fur lemj>orary usft 7 17I Umjiorary USft nf the ****■ Oouhty * » v « i * * g vcanning i e s i l U i ' i i ikltchfti * i i % i | f in i g ui on . wenty Fifth Htroct qa an cxperl inentul stnHon, Mr. Ihcckciiridge painted out (hut t h i matter wus still In lha hands of the agriculture commit* tee of the Chamber of Cuimm-tVO. Th e group will meet tomorrow to consider tile mutter, hut the man* uger Mild lu< wiintinl to gel the Lommlssimi's viewpoint mi the limiter, lNmli u n t i l McClelland suggested Dial Commissioners should talk the niuiU'i over wltti tho conniiL<*-e, hut lie showvd interest In the pionosal us o wny In which lu make better uni uf Ihe County facility, W. It. Huncocli K'picsi-iiting iho rosgute Co. of Forrest City (old of the need liy Ills ronipnny for a whlcncil mad leudlng Into the ' ol,th end of tlie grounds. A stretch of approximately IMMMt fuel of improved road would he ni'ce.v xary, lie said. Cmmiiisslmier Fourakro wax dlrecli'd hy (Tmlruiiin MeClellnnd to work with Mr. Hnncoek mi the prniinsxl, >N. tfnrlnif the nuon, Intvnnlixlon, Lummlxxloners their ..................................... took •••■ ,r )yearly i-iu i/ trip tu llm County Ifmim at the Inv tuU.ei uf Harry Cramer, au* |»ertntrmtent of the County rue III* t 1 tueilng -the anpllei " Rqaeh new n provide primary treatment. M r Angus' reconiinendatlnns ns in Hie run'll needed improvements lu Ihe sewer system lugellier with llie lr estimated costs and listed in tlic order of th e ir Importance from a health standpoint Were Item One: Repairs to existing sewers, |KUI,54.1 Hem Two: Extensions to exist­ ing sewers so that every resident inside the eiir|M>rule lim its of Iho City eau have sewer service, (142,- ■na.su. Horn Three: Conslrucllmi of re­ inforced concrete hox drain to curry the waters of the rreek east of Cypress Avenue, 9225,000, item Four: Construction uf a system of Intercepting sewers In separate the sanitary sewage from Ihu storm water lu the ixlxtlug sewers and convey Hie Minitury sewage lo a pi>1ut near the mouth ol Mill ('reck from which It ran Im pumped into deep water in Lake Monroe This pumping plant eau lie n ed al some future dale lo pinup the sanitary sewage lulu u ireatmi'iil pluiil fur treat lucid and sti'i'ilUatiuii prim lu discharge into the lake. $340,:!Ill 5n Mr Angus also imiiilcd nut that if the people of Sanfurd are de­ termined lu make the waler in Luke Monroe safe for bathing, •hoy must then he prepared to spend an iidillllmiul tuuu.itoo in or­ der In construct a system of san­ itary sewers entirely separate [rum the system uf present com­ bined sewers. "It will thus be seen that an expenditure of al least tg.uuijxxi will bn required in order to make Lake Monroe safe for hnlhlng," the engineer stated. present ____ "The .... tire odors and unsightly com III ions on Iho lakcfrout can he removed for the sum uf I I , 200,(iuu <f.. That niiim sum ndinhllL retialr nml and reliuhlllKill include rt’pulr alio of the present sewers, ex­ talion tensions uf sewers In all resi­ dence* |n Sanford, and the cun-' stritrlhm of a box drain for the creek enst nf Cypress Slreel." Mr. Angus asserted that In Ills study uf Ihe Sanford sower sys­ tem, It was found that many uf tho sewers are In bail enmlllinn. Ho said most of these combined sewers hovo been In place fur nt .............. i m fin s * i .*» ii in » ir» 7 7 or, : n 7 Jo j sr, 7 r* 7 *»r, lift Dll 10 lu In Jf, II MM 11:or. TITR U A ? t". M. -N•* wi I h Hb11If li 1» ri-tliMK N0)VN Tu ihu lit Hiiiik w HiimtI m I'.ipdit** A t l h l Kll«* \ I’V VV I' 1111(1111111 IfiihifiM *)t, \ l Mmml LvMiintr .N» f*-M) 41* ii v"w *Ht h,* x| f n 1»ft1PC■I*ftftI 1»K|M»* lll*Wft*l. Ill flu iii ** Fr ift.iii IImimIm' Nuti,i i:..111le. VI 1' ft,1Ins1 .Vll t Iasi* ns \l 111•III*' Mill, tliflf \*«Vft fu ll I k 1*9ft V*<r HtMfi (»rr u i ;i i \ i :s i m ) *i. on So VV l »*rn New« -JniiiliKici* ■V- \ l u n i I li it M r ■I o i l k m l**i Npmh hrt i4e»v*■if r ,i NftvM Slav i n H uh 1 'lift* I)hv CO . IN C . KLAVIA (Special I—St Luke's Christian Day Srhool uf Slavla will have ('■iiniiieiicouienl exer­ cises for the first graduating chut* •ui Tuesday niitld. .lime J al ft (M pm . al Nt f. uke's Lutheran I liureti Tlie five members of the eighth grade who will receive diplninna arc: niimcly, Ferdinand Hilda, I.ulher Dnda, Irene llaiidak, llnymond Mlkler, uml Elena Tuhv, The Commencement address will he delivered hy the Rev. K. M Tuhy and the dlplmnns will be awarded hy the principal, K L. lleJIhnrn, SI, Luke's Chrlxtiuii Day School cnmtirises all grades from the Klmlergarlen lliroitgli the eighth grade Although Ihlx Christian Inslitullnn is sponsored and sup­ ported hy SI. Luke's Lutheran Church, enrollment In Ihe grades is nnl limitrd to members of the congregation. Rns-oDmenls are now being taken especially f„r ihe Kindergarten nod first grade ii<ogtegull«iM. Euroilmi'uis a r e classes fur Hit* school vear open­ ing In the Fall least 25 years. "Many of Sanford's main sewers are In the condition that they may collapse and enve in at any lime, atld those sewers should be rebuilt without delay," he concluded. i PI hoi V F or o n ly HTHKKT Orlando, Fto. -IO N . . i 'k M O D Il • Fomuut DwOpw <|U«My ■« m w U w w prictl • k tla tl hondlinf f>kk*up wn lire r«Mll • lonomlcol, pow«r*p*i<kbl D**l## unplntl Pumpu • Iftft w phwfta u i toiloy f* r • runl M lltmtu Water Hyatt ms M l H***kJ th |ftl ‘DA IH: Jo I** 34 I i ni* Vv ft 4 l I fm t ill I 3*1 I* i, ■:••> SlIS a in ub ft.(in • "ira m l • off NEW Folding PICNIC T A B U a n d C A R R Y IN G C A S I (Stools Exha) As At/vorlJsud In BOS and P ost M o re Fun eating mmloora w h c ie v ir you go . , , easier cleaner duals. Sits up in a jif f y on strong steel tegs, llig JH-in. square (op. F o ld * Up Inlet Aiming die fjiiM iuf C.'oldiun h*JJlon Piinp Move ami HomUight Lad* , frrr* Cirl vimr Prrf m(*f ol ihf T r • t i| „r»v C o lrn u u Oualuor ih x it. 1'r F f urn,.tin*' rn m n 4am • Alimli' I*kv **ha Pr*Fnra,M< Mfla f lt ili Nf w* ROBSON Sporting (ioodH 101 Fast First Street Phone DOS Hour CARD OF THA NK S We wish tu espress uur npiirselation nmi heartfelt irriitltmh' to the wonderful friends who so Rraciouslv rendered their In-Ip, hlmluesses and floral offerings during the lung Illness uml death of onr lieloved husband mul hrnlher. Mrs Hilda Fortier , Mr. Tom Furticr amt Family Adv. Know how Id locate him? Kohler does It He night be > Furniture Denier, n Lockimhh, a Jewaler. an Optometrtot, u Real Ealqfe Man. Whatever hit trade . . . whatever product, or tervlce he offere . . . you cgii locate it quickly and really In the t again ! ! 1 Now you cun hovo n K o h l e r COLORED Set10" x 17" Cast Iron Lnvfttory, B’ Cuat Iron Tub with S h o wur . uml Vltxfeoua Chinn Clone Counjpd Clcwet Combination with itolul 01rtonlto Kent. In tiny of ulx digtlnctivo colors. 'Y IL L O W PAG I • f your Telephone I Find whatever yon want whenever you want HI Turn /tor W the ;YBLLOW PAGES’ to Bad out . WHO BUYS — SELLS RENTS — REPAIRS Only f | | | * 0» SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS P iio iS k m i No Dow« Payment Up to 3ft Months to Pay Set It t t P k m m k flU MjnaMng and Healing Conlractora i 'it " - n jM .C - ( • o u t n iin i m m i f t i e i t i A f*n H U M f t f t V f t ^ t f y 9 Wa> Aieuge V%o«f 19% •s'.;. /: -- ur.it .n i min * ' I *• I K. 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M il* Ktfillo ft*'nr»il IMk *1** Mi In iii (••ndnnf ” V * mi t i n - i » u | f i l r m l f n ( i l i n i l n r ii n s t * 19 0 1 I n ssniil K i t h I n i v r M f n i f m i o r ln > fo r* * J n l v ti, i y * i 3 , n r it di*. r » r i i r n t ’ o n r * • mo n iii i*tf ■ 'Hi*’rod i i t i ’ riM i n tru iT ^ f oictilf^sl V..I9 l \ v\ i jim* "« nty ii *mi mul i.rn«-r»_ *•**■:! I . i t St, i i f o r d . S i o o l n o j r * «S t u n t K l o t l . l , f i l l ’ J ' d l t d i t v n r M il k | 9 i 3 a ornhiH tifVulloRi M*- fi»,11 III* Jodi Hf'inlinslt* «‘minir Mi.rldri Th»* min of ili»- »n"«* i- Morin I, Ilyyigi, I’lnhiiIff %•* I ’umh I if liiiVlN, !«*• (Plus Installation) , I'«wn Bprlnkllng Syalema * Itfulfl^l Jidl F**tir kvlfss, Morjjl Is. I*itv 1n in ihe* 4 in dii I'vHiri nf |h«* S 'I n i l l Ai A Uluru** •nor. Jtl.U *•>'** l ‘l,4,|,«* B III C o n iin c n c e m e n t Call Orlando 2*1979 W«Ui p i m .M ' U K Vk i t h i : n r K«*nt'*ft J illir* lO tli, M23. nt i il l in» 3 " i * * t u r n i K •*. Hurtifeht«i. r i i i r i d n . K . I k * k i, i n . M u , f K t J m i iUM • a r w i l l t Lo J . i^ lv . 'H f he* la le t .l ^ r ifftM Ik 1* i l m i r n**i||iti. (iin fo r 1 • ftfJ 111 M K m ill. r.* r I C ' *1 lift , • i f t i t i i . r L i t «' r **•! 1c i ,4* f|n •i n l i n f i . i * r L i ml- * I I •! I i l n 0 v t i r n i: lrn rs .1 M lu lls TO i . l t l f *■- • m i l t miftft i, Vs. *i r t , •* 1• * r r'1,% i li t I n • t i l l f * * r i l l ) m 1 • ft* 111, ■, left*#• f« I f f ' M i n i s .1 I . ihi School P IC K -U P /I TRUCK ^ Irrigation 15*0 WKHT SM ITH P ro g ra m s STATIO N WT Hit Dml IHPi Lutfal Notices hook O KI,ANIK) Rhone |.|2 7 « Itm lio enured N IW Swiss cunfedvratlon arouitil which Swilsarlami was founded was set up In I2U1. A N T S -R O A C H E S j Collect For Free Just listen lo this. There Is Estlmatea On new liquid that when bntal S,l!,n W r,i f * l w « t an Invlsl film. This film paralfies the I a f . roaches, silvarfla^ a whtnavar they pi— Offlrlal I'huloKratih V. K. Navy hail an importunity to otiservr Ihe plarrs where iiersunnvl of the Navy live, work, and wurxhlp. , ... acted like any brljiht Charles 1-ycaraJd. Sucking his thumb, he (lift ■ 5p’,',tarlif tt -is j ’** r *kJ '*" ' vvnierlqg about his bhic cyed young mother. For him to *c* better, his softly weeping grandmother. Queen Mainer Klliatndh. lilted iilfn iu Ids chubby hands could grasp the ledge of the royal gallery. The boy deal Hied to he king saw Ihe crown placed on his mother's head al 12:33 p. ill. OL33 a. in., EST). Eight minutes later he saw her solemnly mount the gilded throne heforc the altar, ami he was startled hy the swelling m ar of "God Save the Queen. ‘ echoing through the undent abbey In the united voice uf 7.5U1 usso in tiled dig nltaries. Eliiuim h II Regina sat tn solemn I'plciiilor, liu- scepters uf autiioril) in her hands, her head hnweil be­ neath the weight of Hd floe-pound crown, while outside ttumpets, bells and guns carried the tidings. At the end nl the ceremony she gave up St. Edward's crown and look on Ihe lighter Imperial Crown for Ihe procession. The young queen wont through the stately ceremony with great poise ami only the faintest outward trace of nervousness Hut when II was over, she looked emotionally fatigued—almost as it she might hurst lulu tears after the tiring ordeal Sin- had only a brief rest before the afternoon's processlmi In Fads, Ihe man who still today euiild have been England's king watched Ihe rornitnllrm of his niece on television. With Ihe Duke of Windsor, briefly Edward V III, was the woman for whom he surren tiered the crown, Ills wife, the for­ mer Wallis Warfield Simpson of llaltlmore He never was crowned, and his ubdiculion in IU3II brought (icnrgc VI, lo the Ihroni'. F.lualK'lh hecame queen on hiv father’s death last year Queen Mother Ellrahetli must have recalled Imlay Ihe crowning uf her husband, fur she wi-pt softly through part of the ceremony. Nearby, Ihe ordinarily vivacious Princess Margaret. 22-ycar old sis ter of the queen, was pensive as she watched the crown being nlaceil on the head of tho g .'l site • lias always fondly called Lllihel The rltuai was a historic out pouring of tb.' richness of tradition which has made England great in the past and sustained her in tier mnd«n Irlnls. Elisabeth was a pic­ ture of quccnliness. Just once, she shook her head, ns ll In lest Ihe fil o| the crown. It rested snugly, wcurc, as il made for her. Only momenlnrily. flrs'tirigly. u shy smile Allied n ivim her serl mis young fare. Hid the solemnity of Ihe nccaslmi was awe-inspiring Watching Ik t every move were the reprcecntaHvex uf 74 nations, (he inCmhtira of 3U other royal fami lies. (ten. George C Marshall headed ’ J �/ A 1 N S T # / S (D « : ■■■ Use HERALD WANT ADS F u r K eflu lta TlM fulliiHlMtf m in M|»|i I f |i» all Warn 111* |i«hll»li*4 la Thr fta*far«l llrral«l. I llliif I I* |ivr l i a r ln « fr llu H .i lira*'* !«*• i»rr lliir limmluu *1 H«»ir« Hv |ir r l l n r l i n r i i l f i u M fllinr«i Hi* |»tr lln r lim r r lln ii Ar Hurt1 l i a r fin V r a r l * I •• u flir*«*« | * l t r IV«it«l« fo ll tr li a r . D ay M r H a i r fur Hint I* l in r | m»« PIIONE 148 H an l w ill l»r n r r r p l t *1 t i t e r | h r T r lr |« a tiu r mu hi r h i m * raiiftoi** r h u r c r If to n * iia m r I* U l t r a la llt r I r l r |»l»Miir biinli. In r r l u t a fa r tl*U arrti»»MiiH4alli*H H r a t l i r r l l i r r la r «|in <irtl lu |m) p r o m p f l* . I n ti r tlr r fur >u n» r r a t I r r ( h r liral $it»«»llilr a r r a l r r a l l W a a l Alia niiial h r In «mr a f f l r * oa I h r »ln> l i r l o r r iio iillr a i l * a. r t r n a r aullft aa ItuMinllafrl» I# bm vrrar uirura la |ttiir ml W # r a a a u t hr ............ .. |ui a a i v thau o a r l a r o t i r r l lii « n > H a l. THE SANEOUl) HERALD ^ ■ I ■ ■» . . I I h ■■ . !— ■ I -.".CAL LSTATE. FOR SALC acres • $lS5fiO llass* (Iroeery. 4th A ypress. AVAIL MILK NOW tin-.' 2 hedroolt) home In HANF4I PA it K 411Mi down pay meiil KUK K KN t W E L A K A Apartments. 114 W First Street. Phone 490-W. IT lIl.l.ic s M oD E L huoii u, WynnewiMid Kuhdlvlshm HOIJAW AY AND DABY IIKDS Day, week or month — Tel 1423 Furniture Center, 110 W. First J/iki Forest Drive Pel 344 It s>NK DOOM elllctencv apt soil Ible Ideally / IIin iM two slory house on lak ible fur for working eniiple eoopln Ideally fio nt eity h u n t s I ln iK iiln fo* located across from I’osl Office ■I n ii-k sale by owner C a ll Manuel rlvale bath Innulre 122 M l aeohson’s Dept. More. I 4 DOOM fiirnishisl apartment, :*M \IY K gtTTY m two bedroom, con crel<* block Imme. Kile), n fur Park Avr. nlslied, Phillips Terrace 2l:io Yale Ave — 2 DOOM effich’ney aparlinenl; *J » ectrle hot water furnished 133 on ,1h— —311 HEAI.TDKS US Kim Avu. Phone 17H7 W. Whether huyiin; or idling, It will lad on a SMALL furnished hm iv pay you lo seo: month Apply Market Terminal, Ap J. W. IIA I.L , Iteallnr •'renrh 1300 Frenr Florida Slate Itank llulltlliiT Call Hull" Phone l!3N ONK tieilrooin furnished apart ment, rinse In. 217 Oak Ave See Itayinoml M Hall Phone (llfl Licensed llroker for all kinds of Ileal Kstate 2 HOOM liiruislusl upstairs apart India S Park tlpslab.s menl 417 W. 11th SI I’h 1217 W ___JMioneji0o;^ _ _ i^ _ ^ _ 2 FURNISIIKD apartments — :i ■ AltTlCLKS FDR SALK - 3 rooms A 4 on hluhwny Souih 1 Debiml Adequale for Navy per soun.’l If!.Vi South lloiilcvurd Deland ROSE COURT Apts 3 Uoimi For nished. Call 401 J * - Sl'CCLYL li , V tik * H K I.IV H iY HOY. Apply Pulmel m (iroeery, rticery, 317 Palmello. WANTKD-Mnrrie*', man for Insoi ame work In Nnnfnrd .Splendid o|i|Mirintilty for iiilvaiiei-mriii Wille P o llox CH I. Sanford C IIK ilD A ill K a|i|>llanees. sales ami *ervlee C II lit *h. Oviedo, Fla Phone 4151 or Saidord 1012 W aller it p in l l ll .l .’s F U K N IIU H E III FINISHING |loliuM iii im> ami bcpuirlng r.03 ( elerv Avr. ’Tel, IJ5N SALKS I I KPHESKNTATIVK Am 2.'I3JI. ability In sell and meet tli C A Itl’ F Y I M I WORK piddle, neal spjHMrume, Ilivli For ipilek nr auiall noli k repair Johs, or School ediiealion; live in Saiif nd Inilh inti, Cal. Jim 1112 M 4. sliaiuhl salary In stall ivtnc ment plan ami olher Cninpaiiv O ltl.ANlH) .Morntny Sentinel, Or henelils. apply Sioais S i....... l_»mln C'emue Star Call Ralph • u>h ltay, 11(13.1 Machine Co. Hi W Pine SI II I lundo, Fla WANTKD Aounv man lo work to NKW FLO'HIS surlaird to p er fiction old flimrs made like the f imitation tlepl C.immI salary new Flidshliip, eleaidinf ami and car allowance for riulil per eallllK. id'll poll.tlile power |llalll son Apply al I lie Kniifi.cil Herald Seivmt! Si-oiliiulc i imilly shier Ironi H in in It in \ M \o lux’i II M ( ilea sou Lake Mary jilonie calls II- !2fW Pal H O M .'-DONDO U TVONx; MAWOlAGS 19 , A dAOBBQJ -J M fAN/ THINKING ) 11 ' i ^ / 'ABOUT A ,K i/ NEW ROOF? n tC 14 V 1 V A L U f LIM ITED Q U A N T IT Y * Full l SPKCIAL SK It VICKS —It J. GARCIA Cabinet maker ami upholsterer Fornllure reflnlshlnit ami repair mil Antique resloriurj and repio duetlons Furniture made In m iler I'phnDlerlm: fahries All work uuurnnleed l.lu Norlli lluulfVard Court. Del.aml. I'la I ’Imoe 337 'i IT I* \ I . \t I *llj I'Ulf t-'Ihiinla1y| %rn t * " M o w much will it ( O i l 1 W licit itiinfllfi ih owld I u i e " 1 W h o will it o the jo b ’ 11■e i c on- to m e o f (h e q u e il io n s e v e ry ho m e o w n e r o i k , l i-u,.*(i ^tu-u h e ’ s c o o l i d e r l n o o • kvtaniulit CUM.ltwlI#sl li e w roo f • ( * If u July* t r t wt I1'.• 4*1 mirh • Gui'Tld I he o r u w e r » — Per luifi* w e Inrve pierril O w l r o o l e r i li re u t e s p e n e t i c e i l ov iiuy in the U v i i n t o They su n look yowr r o o f ttlu ii li o o ov er nu ni e diu le ly rw| ply . e c o m m e n d o l i o n t o o d e v lim o lc t f r e e o l i i o i y c li>*4•aliitf*6l4al tiewivoffi W e vr»e BA R H EI1* A tp h tr ll 3 li ir « |l e i, hujh iri qu oh ly lo o p vveurmy), vveolhei p r o o f f i t l e i i l l u r i l u p p l i e d ri\>frl over yowr old r o o f Mirny h i r o i l i u m e io li> r i tirwl Itlends lir e o v u ilu b le m either plin o or w e o l l i e t i j t u r n (oovh I be I.lim b e r IS III illSIMf M I U O . rvitv 83 -r- 4 v*"v I ’m N liililen S e n ice Hill Lumber & Supply Yard Inc. l i l ’ 41 w " ----------- '*' • v V V \ Motorola TV 1 1 .1 I I I 349 1 USI01) I mi (A K ImiiM1 T ra ile r *# . for a STANDOUT Picture 'icture \ l*lm »e s l I )0 l||» 4 ’ CP.t*.. 0 ..... - "J I'd • 4P'»*J V • I abytulv OO u G m n u » N unibei 21.1 West T h ird S h e e t (Jaiv1P.iiL'• Mitullt • Hylfhl.tku VNf'tt* I'.w .1 - fh rsitp CHICKIN lUtlU-’j ! tel M% hi"Ip yuu luKc* yOcif itu iN iu j (Jifuliltflit (lO'w ( nil Ikifioaiihiitwllf # ll4B>>«} l-rtFit I tklj«y|fitr | tun 11 I*:i \ Mien) • omplc! 1 with Imili unit all mu ilcru euriecnii'iti-e* I D M arlin 21 Muulh-s liAKCAIN 11 Park Xu It tiler f'mirt Sanfitril ut phone 2IH Irion h 1 11 I* iv II III In 5 Ii m I I l”ll 1 1 - iii,u .1" ■............... . vsaI f ut S1m1411 an | . Ill f 11*1 *4 ,t t.VV II.IN ‘y I f, ,r. 1. in, HIM i IIKV b n | .I I Sivleline Da lovi linn I 1mmuc i-.inillfion New I ii vi fill I I'li'phmn Hr 15 \ l \ PI.DMIILNG tonlrnrt amt repair work Free esllmiilivs It L Harvey. 204 W ild . sK I.I m\ i -itmiv in new IIW.'i i in sm il l pu'kap nr ti.o le for old Sanford Ave. Plume IH.’H CD1IKN KADIATDR SIIHP Spi'i'lolt/i., Complete Coolintl Sy> lem Srrv Ice. f l l 'a K :irii Tel 3W1 W (uiiotiff * I U 11*1 I f u «y DfUnl k yj'^ IVI P#! -M a Anlooioblli" 11alien —Ii It AIIV SU T ING -b est of refer luces Mrs Miriam Vinup, phone W K m*Y l ■'LO < U is tattle am) Reel Ni cmnl ami Sanfonl 11113 M. It SPS * DEEP FRY W tlltK WANT! D l!)”)!) I'onl I Door ( ustom Sodiio I'llnlli ’Mii \\ I'l'w lltttlif 1*150 S liu lrb a k o r Ton P ic k u p I 'M I'll kilp lam mile.mt11193 AWNINGS Plastlr. Aluminum, Canva* Free llil'l lltttl" • I 1 n Cattle Htoty Fstlmnti's Phone I21M-J after 48e each 4 p m . for appolntmant 3 HOOM downstairs apt Adulls T-Shirt* lloota, Shoes, Cuts. Paint, Tacpau Low miloaui', ll.ulin V.W5 IIIJ Park Ave ______ _ tills SPREADER SERVICE. Limn and LARGE 2 hrslroom gurnue apt. All.MY-NAVY SURPLUS IPLUS Dolomite ami FertlJDer, I'hnoe low sat,,.it-1, ib. 1 tnri Phone ISJf m 3 M. David K fr trp e n le r fine location. nlc-My furnished, 310 Sanford Ave. barbecue pit Call 3041 It after (I I Hi«‘ iivN(' I I'lANUB - New and Used la w RATTERY,' Generator or Starter Myrtlo Avenue. Phone 1208 W Service. Call 517, Swain’a Hal 3 ROOM furnished hmm* Oeslr n ii i in ' 1till t • Inn I'll Kill* ........ ” lery Servlee Saidord Avenue able location Phone 1753 W 111 I I Kit llloe .Nod-10 eenls |« r tllJ 2nd Street N<|imrt» fiMit th h v rrn l rliMiu* SI • IImiIv FURNISHED 2 lr?drnom apart lKi#.,i Wf KHi-i Ial**y*l IiIn T H H R mol Sicinniuj Inslrillrrl menl. mm Kliit~*30. f all 22m, .1 ... . . mill r<*pmrtMl Sithsfm lM»n i ;ii .h ri .ip 1 in \ 1 1 • |M!i I'll Ktl|r FOR RENT or sale b.mlshed I d . l d l l t H llefrl«eiaim k;m.i I coo auleeil I , -on si. , , , I'hunc huiiM\ S raouiH, hi ill lius and (lit Idii $si.pi in* IHH Av** 1.Vil l ,-J I *1'a miltM 1 I»*IVt iiath. Inquire Cooks Varlcly SI ore . . . . . . , r ,r. , next to Posl Of lice, Orange Citv L l\ I . HAI1 • Hass i.rm ry Hh A m i|[ S P K C IV IIA icn 'oimllng lor iik > Cypress. Dlisollne slalitin. itmi small liusi FURNISIIKD apartments I up ness eon corn - reason a hie rules ^ t i f i k liio i! M o .rt N u n , lm JUNK SPK( lAt.s stair* • 1 downstairs 2 A 3 rooms Afmi> Aieinmlmu phone San ;tiiH I l \ I'liotH1 ;oio AT Off) Magnolia-Phone ihd furil 11)33 II MATHERS FURNISIIKD Apartment. 120U Mag All Metal Clothes Hampers 3 III nntia Ave I'lasDc or Tap.’stry Covtred 20 1 t K M T U IIi: l l ’liold tiiMid* :t focklnil Chairs 7 !»3 (T.EAN furnished apartment fd'i A111in 11111in Slack Chairs H 115 till. F tlKNACKS IIy Kraiky fill Park Ave Lawn Mowers ID,US Wall, Ftuur and Fireplace. SMALL furnlihed aparlmenl 112 lliwpdal IJedij wiih 31. I i . H O D G E S link Aveniin Phone H37 W 3 IA IH M I l»l S AN HIHU 103 W. U l SI. Phone l » 1 203-09 K. 1*1 S|. Phone 127 NEW furnlshid 3 bedroom home. .... ,, ......... VEN ETIA N BLINDS 2433 Laurel, Phone H („l . ^ ‘. VY.4. 'f” ^ ’u Children Factory prlei s' Holla lleail llllinli !‘!,f.rl£!.r.' ator, one gossi|i lieneh 2013 San­ Al.imlniim slats, cotton or plus HIM W. ford Ave. Apt No 2 lie lupus Ciiluplete rep seim c D—RKAL ESTATE FOR S A I.K -3 Si'mliude Yeoelluii lillud I'unipani if FT SKItVKL refrl’zeralnr I yi'itc M l West Third Plump U i old. "Ill Chevy 2itiuir lloth ex­ 1200 Magnolia Ave 2 lot* with IF Y flU II Alt WERE IN I IDS cellent condition Will soli or shade tree*. Tills I* a Very good IF YfllJ HAVE SOME’I'lllN fi To trade for livestock Telephone location. House need* some re­ SELL uml urn In a burry In 4*11 SPACE IT WOULD AITILVCT 2325 It 2 paint. Can be purehu«<l on re a It, let the classified adverb.Inn sonable term*. itepurtmciit of THE SAN Fob 11 GOAT M ILK : It. D Prlesl, S. San EXCLUSIVE WITH E V E R Y tlN K ’H A TI K N IIO N AS HERALD provn It* ability ui *• ford Ave. Phone 710 W.l R O U T A. WILLIAMS. REALTOR elflelcnt *nle* medium ^ ^ 5 “ -. " , i , ---- r tB: “ •mmmmmm-rn Raymond E. Lundqulat, Aisoclato USED Splnjtte Plano. Popular T in a HAS A m i ACTED YOU' I 1 9 BGATfi - MOTORS -l» 1173 Atlantic Rank Hid*. make, leaving (own, will liu i.t $800.00 down with balance like 'fo r balance due. Can lie seen In your vicinity by writin rent will purchaie new 2 bedBn: " room maionry contlrurlcd home. Total Jirlce U only $3880 00. ARTICLES WANTKD -4 KXCLUHFVE WITH R O U T A. WII.LIAMH, REALTOR USED piano* wanted, any cimdi Raymond E. LumluuliL Anoclak> lion llfghe*! cash paid Write Phone 1173 Atlanile Bank Hldg. II. We*ler, HI. 2. Box 42u, San­ ford. Phono 1723-11. FOR EAL ESTATE IN LAKE . A. ' xee Raymond M, Ball, I* Hekllor, Hanford, Florida. 2-ROOM furnlslivd apt mettn, I'hmic IVJ .1 _ ARTICLES (Y A M LO NICK 5 ROOM t floor plan ami rt'c buy, sell ami tratlt* used lurnl- L L. S IL L —nano Technician butli. Larue lot. fine lawn. I'lrnty lure Wilson Muier Kurmturu Co. 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Phone l.Vtu.l and West Hanford Subdivision - -■ — * When volt Need Insurance TV' 00 duvvt mid $5 (X) per month k - fa rm Suppne* • r.iuchluery —ft Call »7i Write Bora Kubm ||mislnv> i V | i K VltNs |\s .t ii w e AGFNCT Sanford, Fla “ “ ««• » ■ * - * » » * • « • ■ I t e t f TnC .ili V .,w V ‘siiiti- ..... 21M Mei'Cli blilc I.AKK KltoNT lot with sand hem h J M.IIUSIEN IIK I.P WANTED —ID on bountiful Crystal Lake Cur Lifetime A'umlmim -- Free f.stl appointment Phone l.vto It ..KAUTICIAN wanted AH cuml. mates Free Inslallathm—Tel« phone M23 Furiutiiro Center, MODERN 2 bedroom furnished Sil,“rv t»"1 lit! W, First moo Coll 071 house, 41 fruit trees, timber I HINT CIIMK, I* III ST SERVED For further information 1- & qm e Vi Tru ck \s|v Alntllt ( lltr I ice Httnie lle im m -s ln ilinn h Ml, d in I >,it I ’tirliib le T \ Vm«-iitin- Seminole County Motors CENES TEXACO SERVICE I ......... - III! I ;.I1I E lis! I ’lrol S I reel 140 D0DGE I t ’II *s \ \ | 4 ill 11 W C M & 1: W If 'C H T J y 4 \ D IN C NIAS I { A H O tH C B CHAKCl y j j HAP JACA\ON J tahcs rne m o und in I i K INC 1*3! \Q>- rrr* INC NINTH DTI. IflJf to o »rs/v AT I . ^ r ’ W // V A J - / iC A U f f ‘ V0J*OO5C IT || * b ' \ <' *! i l i r ' i m « i ' J / n* U ____ / m 1)1: AN 5 fM \ f ,'i next m a h OP AHD TUt N fH O/AMA a id : 1 111 SIAPI 1 ■ Ilf A UAl IY Nil A\ CENT C A b" .'S fllM /J * ^ ’ x '4 ? r C .. 11 -wren i/NS: 4 SINGLE IV A \ < �StopsOrlando, 5 7o2 7o rd Palmieri Wins 6th On 7-Hitter; | . Cards Play In Orlando Tonight1Schooling Wind Up At VCKC Dog Track Tonite . Turn. June 2, IMS t h e ranford h e r a ld I'llf A By K E N T <11 K M .A IN Rogge,| down after n hlt-amlm ill start. thr Hanford Cardinal rlc'ory nr.slnught apparently In well underway. I,ant niirht the Rtdhlrdx flew p»«t the Orlando** lagging Senators, h i!, behind the tight seven-hit hurling of tU-yearold rookie rlahthander — Krole Palmier). I .ant night'* Memorial Stadium victory hefnre 711 paid eontomrra wan the third MUtrmsive vlrtniy for Sanford rod eighth nut of 10 ind ninth of the Inst 13. The af err meet In ne,t winnhi g ■! nt I.-hare out Snnford's winning run Onllon. Palmier! elialked up hln nixth I victory of tiie sennun an again-! only two setbacks and the (ins Houiern stole two more lumen IhhI night to hit the even HM1 mink In #0 tames. Thr Cards are junt I Cl behind thr all-time Florida Slate League theft mark established hy (Jalneivlllr In 111117. C A l.V K r r i OH LEONARD TON If H IT KHher l.nu f*alvrtll (2-3) nr ])avr Leonard ( l - l ) will nlsrt for thr Hsnfnrii Cardinal* agalnat thr Orlsndo Srnalnm in lha finale Ilf the Iwo-gamr net l | linker Field In Orlando tonlthl. The Cards will Ih> hlddina for their foorlh consecutive tie(nfy rind flral two series i f the nessnn, Hanford has won " • h i of Ha last 10 aamen and tine of the fast 12. —Jmnrnon Photo Kit NIP. PAI.MIKMI . . , Winn filh nf Heanon I ’ iim Ii ' K m I Tp T o n y ' fit! mill#* /IfIR .M it' M. NftImm, mi* Htin*It, II* lUimunr If PJk . .Niif ltsmnri k, rf I(*ii*n*'Nin** M ft' imiiMKH. ,f NirtiitittiiN. n THI II Palmieri, deliberate • working Tnhili righthander finm Elmhurst, |,<uik 1 %M 4 Mil ItllltM * I sland) displayed perfect control lUtlv -ll»l i t lest night in not yielding a single HI I v**rf Inn tit* if pasi while fanning nine Senators. T l.fiMimMl If if After gelling the visitors one-two- II itiMii Inr ri», * IjM’Se In the first, J. |„ |,owery I I «wI ■*' 11I * I l i t tll'i* ) » , «* Clouted .i double tn open the second Hj I *H| III IF| |, ft off Palmieri. f’J it i TiilMla IMHI immi MM—‘J flrl#»oi9» immi n 11 IMIf-- , >i I M iillll K Hlft.ui 2 S<*»*■■ n li. I'till' *1 I ll P41 I .11Wl»|*V llully. iim iin i i T I .«•*!*■«•t ft nit..in mu 11.*m » Jlritirb Il«ni**lli I Mil I ..... m i * Ml rl.iirirtt. k I si »w *>r v h l.**w*>rv HiiimiiH m. | fn 11itr i*I► < H|mmi pi ill*H H I M * 1'i f > II *MV l»*tl U u i L M ' l t Ml**' It | f IT fill Ml I |ll* Mill!Z ln m .i.f L«t*i Hu ii ftit 11 II 11VI t i f f Hlftifiinii s I T * »• I HI i Ilf* H im itM iii H '* »•« i l "» »"*>i'iit* h y H I f ii in iifii* l T ill 1*ai I in I it pi t* 1 rtl Ml* I'll I fit 11*1I ' n '' I MIIIIIK is 2 T rtfi 3 I n ,t ' .1 I n m n i i M i t Mills Mill* /.lllltri'i** f *111tn(nf I | IN I If Hlniifimirt II limwi I'nltnlnri (6 Ji Idii'i'i HI III ill "H* 1' Klrli l.nli' T I M A HI I'A Y T l'N A HKACII iHpeclalt— With work on the Inslallatlnn nf the Auntriillsn totallialnr having been completed anil with thr schooling rares coming to a close tonight everything will ho In readiness for the 1*0 night summer greyhound tare meeting at the Volusia (’minty Kennel cluli Thurs­ day night. Three hundred and fifty grey­ hounds an on# ut the track bring schooled while a not her ifWI are expected from the Itlxeaynr Ken­ nel Club in M,ami, Orange Park In Jacksonville and from the Sara­ sota Kennel Club. Haring Secretary Toby lingers dec Is red lint night that his In­ augural field should ha lha fanlmt In Ihr history of tha track. Society lllue, a star per­ former si Ihr Miami Beach Irsrk during the winter has won two nchooling farm and appears In be n rinrh for thr Inaugural. Horlrty lllue in nwnrd hy Harry McKinney. Fight Wuyn, owned hy N. (i. Allen, Is annthei Miami greyhound who appears lo he slated for thr inaugural Right Ways starred at Weal Ftuulri. Hulling Ilrln la and Boll Ja-'k slam from i'alm (leach are being considered hy Secretary lingers, Much consideration Is being given to Jiicksnnville dogs esp-rHally Florence I, Hartman's My (Question, Itiisliawav Kcniud's Magdalene, .1 (l, (ilnler's Noble Way, I..e |<iyKill*s Hose Held, J. M. Kdwutd's Rd's lllue and O. H Heck tier's (liilhl. My tfiirntion won the I bo hy (Vilisulallon here last yeai and lum shown rnurh Intprovement at Jacksonville. I,. M Kirkpatrick Jr. has liven appoint i'd dlieiTin of racing. l‘ rnok I'as ley leturris as presiding judge and lli-Mianl Collins ns an sociale judge, (ieialil I’nsley Is the paddos'k Judge and It. C. Wllllamsun, scale clink mid timer. Merrill Matin is (in ,•baitina 11. Jo.* Cuyno Is the tow motuel malinger. runs Dave Leonard l.«u Calvetll |.rillg Ilian Island . The swarthy IttuOd Long iff Orlsmb Orlando's !r then rhnkfil off lllg tile ■coring hid liy retiring tin* next if I t mtn to In face him. Nnt Not until the tl s lucky itvenlh was wh* h Senator lurl enough to reach first. Sanford finally -Iim Himreached Orlando starter »iart mon* for four i un­ on five hits in th* Iwltom of the fifth. Tony Barone Ini off with his thIni of U i ••e«. stole foot till* (or thr evening, cv .11 11 .•tit’ Tiy S»n I'firtia ssrrtnd for tlir RHltli theft t: -m in ijHttonn ilffiih IO jo e*MM* mil scored on iHrlllllKIlllf llBHlh foul thin season, hid ini j( .AMI ,rr« hiifa Pill Baity'* single ithrough the 1i\ Ji iff HMlItll .INI ml Jilt*, i i IT llrl.nigil If Ail Hllverlhornr advsnred flatty mi •IrlONfto tn J-Y •117 Mkrland a sacrifice and Tommy l.rormrd lies nils iM l-rila r drilled Hatty hutoe with a line hit s « M T I I I I t .1 o r la n .lu b cm hn ra a Cai-Ma n tn right. After .1 (!. Ilium popped I,lla.towa Urn, a II 11*1.awU |o In tMid baseman .11in Sloan, lllll Iht'ti son till* llrark I t.Ht,*lnnil I tlainrs lunlahl Karris pnlrd s rloolde to end a hitting famine which has lasted W ^NenrS culling hm last lit Ilmen at bat. -l.rrshtira nt I ,«r«ta .Conard scampeied all the way I Jucfcs„nsm* llrua k at t.ahslana rom first on Harris' idow lo tell I <111111 i > I.M lil K ctntvr. llrwtilf* iM ls n la t N f i M f t i m M Ht l i i ’ t f l l l p r l Bonur tonklr first bsseman, T iH fiM Winfred llensdlct, slugged out his N pw York at r i i l m i c i MM Itcond slngli of the game lo H f m h i i i »H f l r v n ! n n « l m u counter llsrrls from serond and IW' hal al l lhl li oi il *l l lI ltiiMn tIIIi l lhi ta l t lL' Mn u l M* M r n t »»nd Blnunotis to the shown room. M T IO M I. Loti Tell supplanted Hlmmoiis and II y* till s» 1 ml Arelm* Pot bonus shortstop Hill Kunuiels N k H rh M ln lril tn retire the sides. 4in mi pa 1‘jmI h» nl N »•w York l til Hanford added anuther inn In I'hn 3 iiin s n ik iM n i Itr tm k lv f i m i Ml" sixth when Palmieri and fla- *‘hit tin" Ml I ’ll I mIsiir k Ii HO in i Jitne walked In open tho slunau, h i I j m i I ii ui JlfHy ftircsd Palmier! at third hut Hill Hllverthnrna cracked out a single to push llarone In with (he last Itrdhfrd tally. i Hob Wagner To Be Transferred From Sanford Hy Ca r d s Bnlt Wagner. Sanford's Iradlnr iltilcti-h.ii* artist with in and (north high hitler ai ,;iH . has iisen phi red <m the disabled list preparatofy i„ hln transfer to an­ other rlnb, it was aononncerl Inday fl fleiieraj Manager Jim riHds, The Itl-ycar-old lnflelder-ou|. fielder from Burns Vista, Va„ *ni> has been a rnmdalrnl „1M lilller ..... .. Joining ihe Cardinals nearly Iwn months a an. la tiring iranafrrnvf In orrfrr that he mey r "i w|,h •nolher Hi. t.ouU 1 srdlnal affiliate 'kagimr. nor­ mally a third h a a e lit a n, has been playing at omsl every post lion except third haae. I|e played every position In Ihe Infield ami wound nit In left field. With the a c f| o I a IIInn o ftbonus first base-* man W i n f r e d Hob Wagner, Benedict, Manager J- K. Djmn js returning to the outfield with hie M1!'J avnrage. Turn my Leonard Is hitting .371) and BUI Silverlhorne, the nlher flychaser la Is hilling .331. "Wagner l« imt a« a hall tilayer have m Binvj nniwi as player to hi Fields him slltliig .firing on our bench," Flems -aid In making tor announcement. "We and the Cardinal organisation want to play him every night, so NF.W VOItK (At - Switch hilling we are preparing to transfer his AI (Red) Kchnondlrnsl nf Iho 81 contract lo another tram In the I soils t’erdlnsli, who swings (wjusl organisation." ly well from ollhrr side of llm Meanwhile, Hanford found It­ nix to, has spurted In Iho top nl Iho self with two more players on National League balling race with Ha hands. I mmi Gary and HIchard a .311 average. Bruvn, two Infieldera recently In (he American League, Oenrgp ■rnt to Vadalla, (la., of the Kell nf tho Boston Red Box has re- Georgia Htate League have been alned the lead from Washington's returned hy that cloh since the llckey Vernon and Is pitting M7. present management haa fired Figures Include Sunday's games. the manager and refused to alga .......... Jenst. second Iasi week, :hootull the additions. displaced Philadelphia's Johnny Both 11ruen and Gary are on Wymitek. who skidded to third lec# behind Jim anangraae nf the the dl.ahled H it with Wggner Inclnnatl Rcdlegs. The slender pending early transfers to other Redblrd second baaeman went 13- club*. It la reported that tha Card­ for-33 lait week and gained eight inals are over-stocked with player talent and are now seeking more points. flreengrass. tike Bchoendlenst, working agreement* to unload the also collected 13 hits In S3 trips surplus players. SchoendienstTopH National League H a t t e r s At .371 m t ............. ......... . — Leonard After five fruitless Innings, Or­ is ndu touched Palmieri for ona run In Ihe seventh. Bob Nules llM ltd hut waa out at second Mh*n laiwery grounded Into a •area play. Lowary reached Bret safely. Manager Buie Kllklna laced t Ul ‘ .‘.hL«l0 •"<* Pltcher-outflelder Ken MeOlamrock sliced a bingo down Ihe leftflaid foul itrlpe lo tepre Uiwery and deprive Palmieri f ret shutout of the year. With tha acore reading 6-1 goP I Into the top of the ninth, Orland0 a Sloan opened a du-or-dle A t0 ‘ h,> rlKht t h , " n* I titled him In, but Palmieri bora down and got Kll* MeClamrock on slrlkea. » e and moved Into the ninnartip spot with a .383 mark. Wyroatek had four hits In 14 at bala and hla avi dipped .13 poldla to .331, to i ahead of leammat* Blchle l-lartr urn at .341. Eddlo MaUtewa of T. Iron'd s s w ft: Uw Milwaukee Bravea climbed from eighth to fifth with a .331 Hatty Uunn •verag*. Wagner £»f‘ ®u‘ so Htflfldhit, hut Prank Despite an ailing back. Kell ? « m m ijrT0(Un<1*d. 10 Who again forged to tho ■asWtLw>H^ op*'1 Cardinal Averages S m iu ■Kal&'i’I ina game. lUpp^1 DB 1*1 to this type of summer fishing By HERB MOSHER "To i very thing there Is a I do not recommend It, because season, — and n time to every it Is diirigcrouM, hut will go fishing By Tha Associated Press that w.iv myself. Most of the Out nf such wild .scoring games tturpose under the heaven.” , chatter boat captains ara gone The Bible as 11-in and IM came a lightening Jack nay i.uuua nf the first-place rare- In the Flor­ FLY HOD fishing Is gaining summers, so the small boat may J. C. Dunn ida State League Monday night rapidly in popularity In both fresh possibly be the answer. FKKBH K I8H — Again the tlm* Leesburg’s Lakers heat tho lead water nnd salt water Florida. For i mg Cocmu Indians, 9 8, and though a while It wax spinning which has come when all anglers should 'her are In fourth place they are went ahead so fa«t. Now, I believe, carry along a portable rcfrlger*rallv K BNT ( IIK T t.A IN OR < two games out of first Day­ the fly rod I- ratchlng up I know l o r I iii" nf these ‘reefers’* Is wort]] Sports Fit It or tona Beach piilltd Ihe li-10 do a good many Mack bass fisher­ its weight In gold and will HIM Junes, dim inutive southpaw (linger who hurled b rie fly for rlilnn over DcLand and picked up men who lulcly have ‘swapped" right on through the summer ihe Seminole UI.... lent year, has b.en signed by the Uketand FlfeU a came oh Cocoa. So did Jackson nr In some manner traded their few days ago | was able to take Th»* ISl-jinr olii jo n r .1 worked In i«< R«tnF* fur Hlurti l* * i vllle Beach by Dealing Lakeland. -[tinning l.u-kle for fly rod larltlr borne u reefer full nf fish fillet, 4- 1. Otis of my very best friends la at using only the Ire rubes from » v« ni*i Mini bciAlfd h 1-1 rirtird . . J«»nwl* won Iroolod rather rough Daytona Beach Is half a game Ihe moment trying lo horse-trade -mall-co*luge refrigerator tn do by Or land., last Kulunlav night . In two. thirds Inn Inge of re11,,f work, Jones was lagged fur five hits, flvo runs anil three walks and Jacksonville Beach one game a very flue -pinning outfit for a the Job, Of course, the fish had behind the leader. fy rod and reel—Just In case any been chilled first. However, the ui'foic retiring. , , , s Sanford tied DrLand for fifth covered througliooi Florida that Irlii wh.i 300 miles and all the Sanford colored baseball fans will ho interested In knowing that face by taking a 3 2 nod over one is Interested. It Is being redls- fish arrived In perfect condition with solue of the ire cubes still Charlie “Chuck" Wilson, grandson of Julia Richardson. Is making good Leesburg's Svd fly fishing will rirtrh them when unineHed. The new-type portable* in an Independent Canadian League this summer . . . Wilson, who waa no other method will. Down at rift gave Coborn and raised In Hanford ami picks orange here n the winter. Juno Reach, for instanre Capt. weigh very little ns witness a five hit* for b«»ir*n hi* pro playing carccir at th«* tender ftfe of 18 with tho Tamp* Marshall Rourland tells ahnnt how friend Tom Denmark who is u j |'lve run* In the Kockiiw in M * alter a brief atlnt with the local colored club. anglers are wading elong In the lleddnn man In Florida and Is first Inning; then lie Is ploying With the Iregur Icsdlng Brandonif reyaof Ihe fourknown In thousands of people scattered five hit* hlarkwn-h of the surf very early throughout the slate. Tom told loam Manitoba circuit Inchudlng such cluba as Minot, N. I)., Car* the- rest of the In the illuming (fast wafer, re­ me, while I was taking Ills picture, man end Winnipeg. Manltobe . . Wllaon nn mitflelder. recently way. Tom Dun sembling n trout brook!) and hlesird out his fifth homer o.er Ihe ISO.foot right field bar­ that "yon can fill this -lie of re ' ar's homer help­ tossing very liny white file- for rier ia llranton lo defeat Carman, l- t . II * waa In service f " ' m ed I-eesburg get Ihe whiling and other surf fish frigerator In Just a few minutes IU.10 until February of this year . . .P r io r In hla service duly, hack In the game which, when hooked, put Up a If you use lleddnn tackle!" Well. Wilson played *Rh ihr Indianapolis Clowns of Ihe Major Negro and go on to beat ienlly thrilling bailie. Over in the Imlh Tom and Hrddon deserve s Leagues........... Indianapolis, Inrldrnlally la Ihe tim e learn Larry Cocoa Manager lake country anglers are tossing boost, so hpre It Is There Is no Ihdiy played fur before Joining the Cleveland Indiana In IDI7. ha— hugs, or drifting streamer law compelling anglers to take the llama Rowell Bama Rowel! Daytona Reach and Dcl-and put flies back «f canoes and rowboats, poi lahles out filled with assorted All the Hanford Cardinals hnv. to do Is hit four more triples to Hinash last yi-ar's K3 total producer! bv the Seminole Blues , . . The on a real bailers* battle. Howie to ca!ch more black bass than odd drink*, then returning with a J[,.,third:: have Mil *u far. thrm1 ahoit of the entire output of the ling O’Flynn knocked a baic*-loaded they evrr ill earned of liefotr, In load of fish, hut that Is the ws™ Hanford entry . . . Hill Batty and Manager J. C. Dunn arc tied t >’ hunter fur DeLand Rudy Mayllne many ca-es In the Keys, flies are it's nf int Hone. The main thing Is tne nigh honors this year with four each . . . laisl year I1rank Smith contributed a three-run triple and taking Umeflsh, snapper, permit to keep your fjs|, from spoillmr li-d the club with six. Dusty Rhodes »a» I lest with Joe (‘arise for sec- a homo run lo the Daytona Bcarh and ju<t about everything lo the during Ihe warm wenther. It'< winning cause. John Shorupskl book, personally I peefej tti— old- not cricket to catch fish only to ond with four each . . Aleiiu ami Indira hit only nn« each, Further comparison shows that this year's dub is 111 points ahead also added a Daytona Beach horn fashioned, -ingle urtlnn fly reel, let lim n -pall,—better It Is not to catch them at all, nr al lea*l nl last year's tram In aggregate bulling averages . . . . The Hluee «r. «ll it spliI bamboo riel. However, hit .‘3110 as a team, while thin ycai's dun is hitting .3711. Jacksonville Beach got good left Ihe gin. i rod has much lo recom­ to return tlirtn alive to the water WHI'H'x outdoors commentator With the season but I f games old. not counting lust nights handed pitching from Rob Kltrhi-u mend il in -nil water. The mnlltgame with Orlando, Hanford has swiped t'H bases, compared to tho HI and comparable P-ft handed hat pllratlnii fly reel (;»% to I gear ( Haiusnla) invites (Ills column to ciime mi over to Hurasntn for the liilfcrrd by the lllues for the entire season nl 11)68 . . . . Hanford has ting (rom Hobby Trump Kitchen, an excellent chance of shattering the old Florida Htate League re­ a rookie, gave Lakeland eight hit* ratio foi (n-t retrieving of the tnrpnn tournament and lo “plan liner luiroll'llits appeiiranre cord set hy the 11)37 (ialnesville ti Men . . . . In that season (iuines- hut kept them spared Trump '•n being a guest on my radio fl»li^ v11It- recorded 313 thefts, a mark that has weathered 11 FBI. cam­ drove In three run* wllh a pair of ami look- like n good bet A good log program." The list of prlxe™ many fly rod experts always have paigns . . . . Hanford has been avemging exactly two thefts per con­ doubles. n rid- tournament Is -o tempting favored the automatic reel which test, which if projected through the I III games season would give Ernie Palmieri pllrhi.l Ihe San lin« much to recommend It. And •hat any one who possibly ran the Cardinals tne astronomical total -d 3HII, oi 07 more. will w I di to try his luck. Herb ford Cardinals In their third vie- ! A * * * * lory In a row, doling nut seven hit- It Is always sport to catch n flrh Sjnlnrider, ’ Whd send* the Invlt* Don Drt|uharl, veleran Leesburg pitcher and Hanford nemrxlu, on a flv iml, that's foi ante to Orlando, striking not nine ami •Inn w ill 's a column for the Har* has hern sold to Ihe triple A Indianapolis farm dull uf the Cleve­ SUM M ER-TIM E brings back -oln HHEK/.E as well as handling walking nobody. Tony Bnrnue jrnl land Indians In Ihr Amerlran tsamlatlnn . . . The l.akrrs re­ four straight hits for Hanford, in the -mail I" hi Is foi ocean fishing, outdoor* subjects fnt WBI'H. ceived a badly needed bundles nf cash and two limited service eluding one In open a four run with settled summer weather ami Thanks, Viking UJolander. performers . . . . The two player- Involved In Ihe deal are Hay a smooth ocean, and wllh very hurst In the fifth inning. S'nr him, pitcher, and Pruett Ihe ratchet. tittle snrl most days, you'll see I lei.Mud's weak hitting attack nmy have picked up (hat added more and more of the 13 font chii hitler to hack up Ihe llav Dunne la-k Carle one-two punch in ac boats mu on the old Atlantic, (Id l­ Bv The Associated Press rpiiring renterfiddrr Hector Fkberlle . . All the flydiaaeia did was ing The boat-men who take this H a m M u H t r c a m T o n i f y blast four consecutive singles In foot appeal antes last Sunday night V"ry -putting method of angling against Leesburg. FT WAYNE, ind '/D~A gale of MONDAY'S FIOIeTR Du ev.-iythliig from -nilfisli In BROOKLYN, N, Y .—Flovd I’ al grouper end reel fish are, )i |- at least 313,000 w n expected for While many rumors dreulnte thimighout the snason at least non lersnn, W VV Brooklyn atnwned Chuck Davey's 10 round fight wllh has materialised . . . . The Haofnid Cardinals have shaken the team Cordon Wallace, IM lk, Branlford, tine, taking a chance. Ilol Iasi Knmtny Maximum tonight on *n summer thoiinioils of them did It. up within (he past week In holsterthe current first division drive In O nt, 3. climb toward a welterweight Palm Beach ia the vrry renter of other the Initial half and iirrpure for the pennant In the second half of the Mass.—Jo-o n nmnv tills HOLYOKE, boating activity, probably be lllle bout. season............ lini Melds, Card gem-tal manager, says that the club 12914, Puerto Rico, outpointed THn The Ft. Wayne Athkttir Com­ came ‘ he Gillf Stream it only -till mud- tn polish He pitching attack br*forc Hanford can he real Valles I29H N-’ V York. 8 almiif a rnll— off shore llieitr, at mission reported a n*«*r sellout nl contenders for the sscoml half flag NEW ORLEANS. La. Baloh limes which meant |lml when the the I0.7M seals In the new Allen la th" big shuffle. Sanford snjulred a big first baseman Dimaa. I38M. New Orleans. atnnn»d <ea Is -month a small (mat ran County Memorial Coliseum for Ft. ruen. then optioned Mm In Vadalla along with flaahy t’ele (Total Marlines, 139%. Block m il for anything In the pte*n Wayne's first prnlcRxiomri boxing . / n i l ! Benedict, Lou fixVy ___ ., bonus ,,-,.Ja ifirst baseman ___J-----------_ .re*. dinw in six years. ' ' ' M (on. C a lif. 6 , George Dc Ray on Worth Avenue, off |ha h|gh achgnl tampus, arrived fast night '. ', 1. It will be Davey's inrontp m CHICAGO. III. — Oenrse Berry. near the ocean, h one of the shrrart was returned lo Wlnatnn-Halem and Murray 117 Gafy. Ind,. oulnolnted Benny greatest imnalri.s for (hi- method bout since he lost a lllle bin i-Rsmlnnle-------Blue (linger handed Ma hla nutrlfehl nutrlfhl release ger waa handetl Byrd. «»-Hs...----against Kid Gavllan In Clilcigo Uhl. 138 Rt CalhrrineV not. 8 of fishing Ii, the world today,-Urhell waa, argillred as Byrtl'a replace. . . In addition Waller BAN FRANCISCO - Eddie Cha ami op to now none of hla fish­ last February by a TKO In the men! on the mound. ve«, 13814 San Jose. C * llf , slnnrr-d ermen has drowned. From Vcro 10th round A vlclnry would pul As If this wasn’t enough, tho Curds are reported preparing for Armnnd Savnle. t.13, Montreal, 9 i Davcy In position to tackle Billy Beach sooth on down Into the Graham, lop contender for the the transfer of hard hitting Hob Wagner to another Ht. tuiuis Cardinal BUTTE. Mon!.—Basil Msrle. INI Keys Is (lie trriltn ry best suited welterweight crown farm club to pave the roturn -if Dunn to the outfield In order that Philadelphia, oulnolnted Doug Kir Iteeueflct can assiiom lha regular flral base chores hy. 135, San Francisco. Ill The SPORTS REGISTER Roxintr R slriudy hero Installed, Mis. Kupl mid. The track, used dur­ Quarter Horses To1have ing the winter mouths as a train­ ing ground- for standard bred Compete In Races horses, lr In excellent condition At Aza l ea Course sheIt edilrd. was at Atalea Driving Park that Sharpe Note, winner of the 1063 ilamldetonlan, trained. Dur­ ing the spring the life story of Hharpr Note and his trainer and driver, HI Hldvely, was (limed for nation-wide television programs. CASSELBERRY—Querler h-rsa racing fans of Central Florida will have the opportunity of seeing the hang-lells In ectlnn on June 38, when horsemen reiiresenllng ihe Florida Cattlemens Association will open at Asalru Driving Park In 1933 Grover Cleveland Alex­ hern. The first day'* racing will upon ander tiHched 63 Innings for the Chicago Cubs before Issuing his on that date ami racing will con­ tinue each Sunday afternoon dur­ first walk of the season. ing July and August, It was an­ nounced hy Mrs. Stanley Kupi wbu, with her husband own and operate the Asalea Driving Park and l,°dge. Representatives of the associa­ tion completed plans for Ihr oieet at the lodge last weekend. Mrs. Kupl also stated that the associa­ tion entered Into a three-year contrast to hold spring and fall race merts at the Casselberry track. Heveil counties were represented at the urganlaatlonal meeting and stated that more would be addad tn the Initial number. Those In­ cluded lire: Hemlnole, Orange, lh ceola. Lake, Brevard, Folk and Hlltaboruugh. It Is expected that at least 3,000 race tana will be preaent on opening day, Thoae attending the meeting werei Joseph Prleat, president, 8L Cloud l J> T. Rice, treasurer and V. Hchult, asecratary, and E. Grove of Melbourne and K. Htory of Ht. Cloud. During the past two weeks the grandstand haa been In proceaa of repair and two atartlng gate* IT• »r J.M5 Pat. 0 , The record for knockdown* In a fight occurred April 17. IW)7 at Pari*. Franre. Joe Jeanette was down 37 times and Bam MeV«y t l. Jeanette won In th# 49th round when McVey null. We* Westrum of the Giant* set an International League reenrd In 1040 by hitting five grand slam homer*. Y#t he played In only 61 game*. He was called by the Giants In mldseaann. Opening f VC 4-7-5 " 15 ! l ! i 'i '• HOLLER MOTOR SALES 1! 111 B A f lIB A IA SCHEDULE C ARDINAL* THIS WEEK Game Tonight Sanford at Orlande H im Wednesday Gaaa Wedaeaday Lakeland at BAN FORD isursai Gaia* Thursday t Lake Sanford atJLakaland Gama ia Friday SanfordI at Laeabnrg Leesburi R r~ « n .m ll I * M evening H S A N FO R D Softball m The lorgest amount rvm re reived for n fight by a contestant was *000.446 hv Gene To«n»v fm Ms Chicago fight with Jack Demp­ sey. _______________ At The Checker Board Sign Hiplih mark. Chuck Davcy Rattles Now In New Down Town Location Vern «m<a>.___ Mllchetl Olhsra Kood at JM. Cleveland'* TelalM* fw m .aai to , w , fell to second A >from Jftk by as points. SANFORD RBCORD W, L IN STULL FARM SUPPLY 110 WEST SECOND SHEET ;! j i[{ I!? I H II H H I BH A ar. IS Tl* IS 14 - To I'alrnlxrl »u "tid _lJh°.,nW ,RBI last ^ sS t t L N ltwd hi* season a total to * * ,,* ? '£ B«wnsa four hlu cata- W AH Leesburg Lakers Movt Within Two Gaines 01 First Tie For i"Ar. S , ' t -s v l& S , T h a t ’i H f h i. M a n y d a iry m a n m II a n astra 29 gallons o f m ilk each lim a th ey feed a n a 2 5*lb . bag o f N u ra ln a C h o w o n th e P u rin a P la n . N u r s in g C h o w a n d C a lf S ta rttn a gfva y o u r calyaa g good ch anca to d avalo p a arly In to p ayin g m ltk a ra . A n d K ara'* th a p a y o ff— tho coat o f N u n ln g C h o w a n d C a lf S tartana togathar ru n s la u th a n h a lf tha waual c o m o f th e m ilk th e y replace! Yaa» tn a ra 1* a n o w w a y to n l t a cidvaa. Lot's ta lk It You Ara Cordially Invited To Attend Tha Schooling Recta Official Seaacn Bagina �•T » K THE IF YOU DON 1 © It? i i f i i t * four B u fo rd Herald, City Delivery, by 7:M P. M.. please rati YELLO W CAB 1(14 J e r a ld WFAl Hf c K l ull uAitli purihni, nn.silv cloudy MmHi |Mir1liin. I .nr a) showers likeIv In southeast anil extreme south portion IhrnuKh Thursday. AN IN D E P E N D E N T IU H .V X K W glM PEH VOLUME X I.IV Indictments Bnsed On Charges Of Lying Kiwanians Given Of Attendance S.mfnnf 1 I i<)iitlnr\ \*u> pi* fills «l v*illi .i .11 \ cal |»* i !« t «t h fiJ .H li l t a i l ,M P u | u V ' ll ir i lm . 1.1 f tm K i u . i n i ' i ( 1 1 ! i <I I l i t i . i if « b lit It' \ 1 i Hbvr a w a rd -m ade ii.m in iH t* \ \ d «<>ll a tt.-o .la m In v h .in m u n n o l i nl. 1 r. U M l Ill v e i l M a 'k > W O '!" Ih v ! l i n o i ,.. i • 1 • •’ i v l i l v f j i t s II 11 ' . 1 It L H p r i l l 14 1 481*1 1 \ ‘' i i i i t l i 1, M ,n L r . N 1111**8 11(t|f 1 tl v \ i i ( Jiilll.'*o|| I'li.u.i Bids A w ait Okay ™ Longwood Road Till- Stuto is scheduled to ar ri'pl a bid on June JO for Hie r»..<i from l.oiigwtKMl lo Forest City by ttay of Sfinliindn Stirlngs. Com missioner f)li* Fmir.ikre fold r*>iCounty Commission ut their rrg ul:■r meellng yesierday The Commission was ............. -.1 yesterday by Mrs. Inei Mete Util, tlevelojK<r of Meredllli Man ■r on Luke Hrunlley. wilh llie pm i*.sul the County use It* ouuip menl lo move royal palms whirl. Hue the present road tu the edge if the right of way In order retain u semblance of the present majestic drive. In the preparations for turning n r a 100-foot right-nf way lo the .WlmiTSKwII *he from Forest city to K 2 Escaped Convicts From I)el«and Seized .Low Wgh^ Preclp. Asheville S w* ■ales Maw Oman* Hew York Seattle 5 8 Attendance In Urged At Meeting Tonight Mayor Randall Chase today urg­ ed all raxldanti and taxpayers In­ terested In the proposed sewerage program to attend tonight's meet­ ing at the Seminole County Court House which starts at 8:00 o'clock. Dr. Abel Wolman of John Hopkina University will present his re­ port al the session, lie was hired and Is being paid by Engineer Ro­ bert M. Angas, who Is planning the City's sewrr and water expansion program, Rrareeentalives from the U. S. Public Health Service and the proposed round table discussion. Tna meeting at 8:no o’clock will be preceded by a supper at 8 s30 o'clock at the Yacht club attend­ ed by the visiting and loeal offi­ cials. NOTKIC TO VKTKiANN •••••■ i, ■•-■■.••il Tom im f*. B, ..m Doen. assistant state service officer, will be in Sanford tomorrow at the County Service Office at 9:00 i n . to assist vet­ erans It^problems within the scope Pterin* Administration. “ ''lA *. Itn lp h m .-m l.i-r* ul ■•■In* I .-i.nanlt. .........■••■•■.I. 'I. V •••*•II W itli.im Vitluir l» U . .iii.t ' I . rlt«- lo.-.it 1.+-I ■» - i n . I. .. ..* II..« b -*in. 11. i.u- \l.itill 11 ili -1 Trent Along that lim- th. i i ’i.ort said 1 W ASH IN GTO N T \n ailviMiry "Kmphasi/mg that all military <-<11111111111-' of imluHrinl and *> icn tific leader* told the Defense He m -asures must lie a**nyed mil part incut ! inlay that ' i n lh.' light only as to then value in tiie event uf *1 -rn ta ct-" Here can lie no of war Iml also a* lo llieir valm safely against atooue attack fm m deterring war. Hit i nmmltl ■< pnlnled out the importance of con Hie Hutted Slates The coiomilti-.-. headed Itv M I illlllril lievi-lopll'-lit ol .. powerful Kelly, piesidenl of Hell Telephone It. S atomic oifensne capability, Laboratories, was appointed la*t reusimnlilv inviilnrratde in the I" Its ELTON < :■ : .r.' l ‘AV D'cemher to study Hie |>roblems of defense of the North American con tlncat against atomic attaek The Defense Department rush-d out a summary of the committee * report this morning, an hour helm • Air Gen Ifnyl vanditiberg was srhedulrd to appear liefore a con gressioual committee lor .pieslbmitig as In whether tin- budget cut buck* proposed by tin- administra­ tion would set back Ho- Air Fou-f'* I'xpanslon program In its summary tin' mninultor .'Oinnieotril that “The Soviet I'rilon is m dllarllj capable t.«la> of a surprise Iillin'k ill Hie l oltml Stales which could cause large loss of Ills' and inaptr propi-ily damage and possildy triiipur.irily lessen Hk1 capuhillly <>1 Hie II s to support a inujnr war effort On that ground the ri.mmlllee argued for speedy ilex <Inpmenl of "aloniic offensive capability" as a itiul attack, as a vital, major pail of flit- o v .t a ll d e fe n se s v s lrm I.- i*it t ,it’» i !*>, 11»i i i t aif l t l i h ■ m l i l t ' i • i *1 \ t i 1Ill'll Lx Ul!' I' \l f H i l k I lk It . * i • n l It III if t ( fit flit' S.tnft ill III »l 91 i * I IU i »l In in.tkf ti >lu.tl »' I Hi ti j l t l l l 1 r >,t 1 | h vw.*stlnli l l i ' <i■k9•a| il1 .11i*1 *.t II LI lh li t ' 1 m i n i \ it J l i m u st*i it ,i | i | * f n I » .bill i» lit n il'll i t if M ill It Ml III* b 11 111j i I i\ i lie i • i • m * i i 11 ‘Vi"HUM till • i . i . t i i f k V V lI k H U li Ai'frtlut*: I I t rrii.ti \ In*. iNiiitM iu N.tlihiril lit iiirinlMTR *f till* In iiiNlrii'N I n t , w ar’' Frances "Hunts'' Moor, font's 2U year-old blonde bwlm placed Hurd m the Mi I Ida I'ageunt al Davlona ami < l-i I second place honors al it" 1 cent Wateriiii'lon l-'e-dival in I' •uirg, will uguln Iu- -.|m.iis .u . i • Hie Seminole l oimlv .limioi < > ber of r.imnu-rci' m ncsl e . - 1 Fiesta of Five i lags at Pen ■■ President Cliff Aides aiim-o today. Tin* annual Fiesta of I ivc > i is I'eiisiicola'x tmijoi' t.eaiii' lest Miss Moore will wear . 1 lug suit furnished by Yuwcll an evening gown Mi|i|dieil l<. i Jay’s. \\ l it'lil . l U ' t I 1' ' t*#iI ■ I L»i huu H i ,i n 1 l r |( ,iri ts*hi m >|. "The enmmitlee urged the cvea lUNtrl.tl I b n r d '*it*ilnr»l L ii IiimI i k lien also of a con II lien I ill air de • v i r u m l 1I m * i f i t l i i ^ l r b i l r f i n i n l l i ('’•l'i; ny.%,rw nnl^ b," ; ,r t ,i me t . ................ " J! which is assured under oresent i l l * 1 1 * 1 tli# > t . . u > n programs. In till* connection f * tn v r uhu ciminllttee espresxrd <• o n e <- r” 1 ’ it V c T u n n t T about the recenl publte advm-aej III'* II i M $ I l l ’ l l I • ,Jit ih I All 11"-ii It it. Ml lb. .1 i l . I t ' l l sit'll If) nl a program wlioli would put l i l t I i m I m A l i . t l Ut L l ilt III I i f I f III • poriedl) give nearly perfect |r> Ul i;t tl Its I t .■11ili t • t»H.ill pi 4* xj teclmn ugaiiisl air attacks Mu f h ' f ft " I V .r l'i *n**- IncumimttPf- h Id lhal a* far a- < i" .(list l . f III* i M i l t! If I ' I. I HIM.Ill it1 now lie foreseen, anv such le<<i il IUt.nl It. I Li »i i I- it • I III ’ i) I jool.-i'll.in is imalt.im.'blc anil f it | i f r t ‘ ' ■I I - It t i 't ih* t * | • *,11 anv case coinpleti'ly mipraem M# Hi P u li' Mi • tVi.HI IsiKtl «!1 eroMeiiticall) ami lei hnlcalK \ l"x(» f 1.1% it I f f I t lilt! I the face of oxpi-Tcd uitvail" ♦S r » n i i f i * \ 1 m i i Ml 11 H x' I .11 11|l potentially hostile offensive < l l t ' f i i l | * i .m i fm ** l H it lipiii'Ml nl mlilics In the light ol si.-rii i II i c *i*i t i n S f i n b * I i«I* ' - lin n the eommiltee ent|ihasire <1 i1 <i I Hit || 'L L i ft ,i pm! i * 'r * ■>1,11f ' l h ' t *"* I f ■. l i t M , I H k It | I 1 “ I M .It l i l t 'll ' there can lie no safi-ly in tic lit " t .if I't iPll j * i l l I ll I h f NI “ » ic age shnrl of Hie eliminatioi, Campaign For CSO Francos Monro To I!*■ Contost ( lid i11ftt <• Ut*aclu*s $1TI Mark Total for lltc G S 0 fund drive reached I he IKU M2 mark today, according to 'Irs Camilla Hriiee, treasurer Si'ts two dull -i* <>l that amount had tieen receiinl In one dollar donations by elieek as the result of a plan adopted by the Florlila Stale Bank and tin' San ford Atlantic National Hank Tile two banks enclosed blank checks made mil l<> Hie l 1SO In innnllily statements The cheeks for the amount nf a ilnllnr needed only individual signatures IleeaiiM' the Florlila Slide llauk mailed out its statements lust Friday, 451 out of (he Ri2 col­ lected have tieen obtained from action by lhal hunk. The Sanford Allunlic National Hank sent out its monthly stnlemi'idH Monday. Mrs. IJriiee praised the efforts of Willis Peacock, rnxhier al the Stale llauk, wlm mdivbliiiilly bail Batten 2ti people to send III dona nils, final for the drive is $1,120. ,r Im I! i $;. 4 lt H sfl n th i l r) l‘ *tf"l **ni l» 'V i ' iit"i i » u>•i < « 1 . it i I» M l It I l u n l \l* I l lln p l'l 1 I < i t VV i l l i m i * I* \\ II S ll'lll|» 4 'l lilt's I i M 4III f 1*1 fl It h i *! f t * 4*1 f Ml H* tin* | l'i tphHM 444ill tt 11H* t mil" bn i *1 Ihitsiriiin i tm l« \i m t Mil W Jilt |<( I 'N p Il fi t| II I If I*k'l it M1 ) | t i | | s .i m l u t h * V k t T l'i t* hltiif bi l l \.tiu y ,f i M t " ■* i I I'M) i .i di uml N.nu ' « n L H ilt'll I* m I i fi ti #t I ■i I m * s t IV t i l *J Mr 11ikiHlm!*• Hi.tin i * f « .i t i l t t l i h *111I* V r i l l ( 'I I I I lit* fill (KiM-'P I fit'll i u **»i " n t h I I I M ill h i tlu n iM -: I llu !) ii * UmL* t" s lh # I \\ i * III M ill" s i ItM h M l nl i« Ml n . u I'lt i M l . 1 It* On Poorer Class *.n .III ii- •. • ... 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H I M .Vi »i•-1, 11 t 4 [p i J 1*, n k \ ttljlt 1 hit Vt 1P * III HI 118 . ■ ,|! I M fl fv « Ihi' 1'k Pi 1 V Iilllll m i Itf f S f l l l f o l i . H I l ' f 11k Mil' |u 44 iv #*91ill* ill w t ' im; vv a ' t I n i» n ,: ii .in I ' l l ...... I ilk b M|* l l l l t Min i f) Mil 114" I ■ PIk ,i I j ivi i P live ItM.k L* Mi ' vit fi l i l l l I I I . i l l V «l. .Pi iii’lt; Mitt *i limni loin* ||imi l lit hi L l ’ l ’ l HIM l l 4 V I s d P •tk t t n im p i I tfii- |uii m dti l f II ii 111 \ • Plilt 4' Ltil n l l u >it .. I r 1' l u l l d 14II! $1 v*P Mix' b o l l m Mu . ( 111" *1 111 M m Ii I n i i lie M r it ** * 1 rk fililll f Jlfl*l HI i ip iL il ■t I I I ! Ii o M i m kv v ♦ Mil Mu isiHtftnt <1 i**i I ' l t g r • " t a. t I tl tfie v I hv ■ t pel Pin! 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Iu in fit la’i l f h v Il l i if . i lh iv v v d -'L im l “ w i ll lltrilit; ih i a nvihva b i f i i h k t l r x j u ’ t i n i t - u is ftrd w kit p ittilm d iw «.! in * / . m d h i (hi* p iih liv and a« t u a l l v h.n n ih il and p o iN ih ly ifv s lru id iv t* io M iv h o m e lu v in n lin h 's liv th a t h is p ro h lv d im w e ll n iiih 'i iiu iff f i hit r.'ip iln I l o t I *’ i Ilf .1111Ifit Ihv fa<e t in I Jillnr<l tu i v t i p a r i h / c M i l l e v c n p v It g e t s •ro tu hoi - . .. in,.lr .im o n n to .l I . . $c.n i m i o f o r c o . b o l t l i - r i j c o o n tI s l o I .c.i'ini |.|.iv o !7 S5J 5(11 i illlll ib lltlo li 1 . 1 jiic c iiro g ro m UnitH Sold At Slate Market Show Jump .■‘ •..WYf I- xti.i nf itic HtHif rnei* 27 7 * ih* nu* VpuatvN lot** nit' »inn Ih-.* 1 » \m *n* r Mm «m I ' iLvth pi.-M*nf l.i . .iiuti l i \ i I hah mli II >: i \ ..m i s tn iliM wi*iii » Ml-iiiil Hu in t i i \ i » i t .m him dates m hi t*>»* md ?■* I i \ i h v r (iV o p h !'l1 - |'i Ts il' 111hi ** irt11"i li'iu.vi i i r km > MMI k 11 sI .I ’ .lix mi r i ih,»j.nN m L iv i I'h,i* I In un ■ Summer School Is Slated For Ohililifit Individual Inslruclinn fm < dents In grades one llirmu:b ' 1 al the Soiilli.siile Primary ■■>' !■ 1 will be given beginning JiO" and ciding July HI, si-Iiim.) ‘it dais a-mminred today Onr hour lessons will cosi p 1 a week puyahle In advance < << i< Produce unit fruil sold at the week. Cl a sues are limited. Those interested shmilil - di Hanford Klule Farm er*’ Market during Muy showed un Increase in either Miss Zillah Welsh, tel -'•» or Mrs. Cldoris Davis, Id i f ' l unit* amounting lo I8,0ti3 and u valuation decrease of |5H,5tW 35 before June 111 Mis* Wd*b ■ill compared In lust year The figure* li'uch first and hccdiiiI grade <>< were released today liy Manager lects, arid Mrs. Davis will m struct youngsters In the thud <>"1 Handy Anderson. Corn led the Hat with Kb.351 milts fourth grade*. sold ut ii value ol $231,rail.31, while Z I M M E R M A N TO HPI \K celery (pnscall ranked next with The Rev. II Lyttlotnn Zone"-' ■ total of 27,7tui mills bringing 180,128.80, uud peppers were llilril, man, Rector of the ]{>>)> totalling ID.b'iH units for $40,550 KU. Episcopal Church rtf Hunfor.l wilt lie the guest speaker al tbc J.m lor Chuiulier of Coin merer- bin. I. PEHSISTDNT EIRE A nerslxlenl sawdust and trash eon at the Yacht Club tomorrow. fire kept Citv Firemen busy for It wu* annmmcrti lotlay try .L.u .-.an hour and a half before Hie ('resident Cliff Abiev, n.c Hm will stienk oo "i l.n t blare was finally extinguished In ......... . back of the Dnlfeil Lumber Com­ Ian CHiienshfp". pany, Eighth .Street and Maple Avenue, yesterday nleniigm, II HAIMIRH A R R E H T tl* wa* reported today by Assistant City Police arrertleil Hirer- ol nr* from the Hanford N . ' d Fire Chief H. T. Timm tut. Auxiliary Air Mtolton on separaie countx rtf disorderly Condml as ANIMALH TDHTEI) E O lT HOUND Represent olives uf Ihu Empire tbo result of a street brawl on Studio nf Orlando spent yesterday East First 8lreet last Mm.rlay ■I the Hanford Zoo making sound night, it wa» revealed today by tests of animals iireparaiory In Police Chief Roy Williams. I bo returning during July to make hrae aaliore were released on three-dimensional moving pic­ ndivldual $17 bonds as paid by tures. According to City c]ork IL the Shore Patrol. The three sail* N. Hayer, the group was well sat- ora were Harold K. Wells, ( ubio L Roberts sod M iciuel CanUTiim. lifted with tha results, B n i ■>,' I VI I Ml \ss| I In First Visits • r n ■*! l *<i r r > l M i *‘ k t i n l ' i * ' ^ M m i »s u n , m ill I i t tl M ti " H .1 Industry Report \t Itti'l S M i i .( i" .. \8Mrv AiI I mii liri'i'i Present Initial Is No Safety Against Atomic Attack 11.. o t l . l t . .4 Ikl} 11*4" u 1 i l A lv a 1 • o ltm " >■v 1 t 1 .IH V l i v e V V .41 t . ilLiu « t , I , \ shmlu'l * • »* K t .nit .tiul A I V\ih$»u Hu rt fn. m.<l in l'*l ' Catcavajo Will san c tu ar y • •oaf'febi* , i- h aib -r IIim lb -mi nn ••unli-r. On Forest City, Defense Department Is Told There Chou per Ticket» Are Seen For Broadway Weather M .io .it- Walt-i* nod -m iih , ♦i north l.ake llruntley is mandatory Mrs. Meredith also uskeil if Hie County would tie Interested to ■inning 2f] ol Hie putins to line the entrance of the development ,1 she paid the lost However, the Commission was reluctant In make use of Count' •rpiipment for the tub since there ire so many other pressing mat ters In connection with Improve NEW YOHK tAo—TTv- Broadway theater, along with playgoer*, may merit of roads lo lie considered. he on the threshold nf a new era Tie palm* were planted by f.r of cheapc; tickets, permission to V. W Estes when lie owned the smoke and a chance to buy u estate on both shies of Hie road Later he sold the properly to drink. The City Council yesterday fohn Tlrdlke wlm Massed it along passed 22 laws designed to en­ to Ills son upon Ills dealli The courage the legitimate stage, chief­ Foxgute plunt was permitted In ly by attempting to attract capital lake all of the trees they eiiiild for new theater*. The law* cover use, lint U2 still remain amendments to the city building In other afternoon business, the code. ,‘utnmlsslon paid with no roniOne provision would allow con mrnl a bill front the sheriff's structlon of theater* within office rfflcc rovering Hie numlli of May building* or apartment house* 'or ia.<l32.5U. Still hanging is the thus opening up a chance for added Anri) hill, the vuli.lily ol which revenue for building owners and will be determined l>v court ac­ lower rentals fee theater managers tion Most showhousrx now occupy entire Clerk O. I* Herndon rend n individual buildings ommuuicalioii from Attorney D r­ Relaxed smoking regulations and iest Houxlmldrr addressed to the rinlsxion to sell lUpmr are among Legislative delegation In which lie e other laws. Some Ihcater nten juifnted out his dissatisfaction over believe thr-se measures will attractthat group's refusal to act on Hie larger in alienees and an additional repealing or nmrniliiig legislature snurre of Income. preventing County taverns from The measures taken together, selling beer nr whisky after mid­ stage Industry people *ay, may night. Mr. Hnuxholder represents lead to a rt si net Ion In the |wlre of the Seminole Lhpior Healers At ticket* socialinn. Commissioners voted to pur■hnso twn fire extinguishers for he County Jail from Hugh TIIIK md also requested that lie re■barge extinguisher* at the Comity Two half starved escaped con Home a* necessary In it* final ilem of business, the Viet* from Del-and Slate Knud Camp 43 were *eiied without trou­ Board decided tu shorten the necessary tn act on Hie filing ble lids morning by local police. time plats. In the future, plats will They are Kay Kennedy, 22 of be held front one meeting to the Greensboro, N. C., and Joseph next Instead nf adhering to an in­ .Carr, 22, rhlladclphia, l*a. Tlicv were found walking along terval nf 30 days SWIM CLASS SLATED The Bed Crust adult awimmlng rlaxs, tentatively scheduled to ■tart June 10, ha* bean postponed until a later data, Mr*. Velma Gonialet, executive aarrelary, an­ nounced today. ' . i n •-I I , Vrlhm \ ■u,*,Bb"r road Seminole boulevard beside Lake Monroe headed toward Defend. They said they had not eaten *lnre Saturday nlgnt when they fled with *cven other*. The capture reduced the num­ ber Mill at large tu two. Two sur­ rendered voluntarily S u n d a y morning, another wax captured Monday and two more w«ro re­ taken near Cross (tty Tuesday. holder. W illiam " al-mr, Last Thursday nlxhl the Elk- lotdrtr Nn. 1211 honored II* seller mi-mlii-r* of 23 years nr iii.iit- ..ill. chicken •idau dlom-r. Ill* It. iddlimrr* an-, left to right, C II llemirtt. » ink- IM c rhriiiik, tY i I Liam Jameson. Juou-« Si»wari, Hot Williams. Hitrrt Kml. ll, o, Hrrmlon, lt.it I Illi*. M. I. I'nli-lt, F ru r-t lion* „■ . The xlx perjury Indictment* grew out of testimony relating to various Incidents of terror and violence In tin* western pur! of Orange County near Apopka v# 20.1 Hialeah Will Ketaiii F a tort* (I Position Elizabeth Calls Awards As M ark P M V, kk "art , 1 ... No Governor’s Veto Of Track Rotation Bill Is Upheld By Senate Orange County Klansmen Are ,4Cited By Jury WASHINGTON '* - T h e Justice Department announced today a Miami, Fla., urnnd Ju*y baa Indict rd nix persona, five of Ihrm Identi­ fied ax Klanxtnen. on charges of te lyltiK under natti during an Invtdigallon of racial IrrrorUin The department said a seventh man wax Indicted nn charges n( making false statements in an up lication for u Jolt ul the Orlando, la . air base All seven were residents of Or anjie County, Florida, wince u aeries of violences oeeurred In I'Ji9 and I MO. The urnnd Jury began hearing testimony in rrriniier. I M2, and w Indicted four persons last Herein t>jr, charging one with perjury and the other three with making false siateniimlx. The Jitsliee Department said the Investiitntlnn is continuing Those it re;metrd were indict’d on perjury charge* today, and the department's Idontifleailon of them: William J Itogur, M, Apopka Fla . head of the Klokan committee A of the Apopka Klavern In 4940 anti exalted cyclops of the same Klav t-rn In 1930. T. J MeMennamy, 25. Apopka a member of the Apopka Klavern itoberl L Judah, ID, Winter Harden. Fla a member of Hie Wlntc. Garden Klavern Harvey S Heixnr:-, about nn, Anonka. who was exnlli-.l cyclops of the Apopka Klavern In 105*. Emmet \ l . Hart, about .10. a member of the Apopka Klavern Ernest Glen Morion, about 25 Apopka In addition, the department said Kunon Smith Manning. SO. Orlando was Indicted on twn charges of making false statements in rnnittc tuni with hi* application In I0.M for a Job at tire Orlando air hasp Manning allegedly *ald in his application lie had never been con vfeted and wa» not a member o' the Ku Klux Klan. The Indictment chargt'i he had been convicted o* C tutsy-larceny on a number nf tie .'--m in te d Press l.eiise W ire SANFUIUV FLORIDA WEDNESDAY Jl'NF. .1. lO.'i.T E a t a b lU v d 11)08 II,c o l.l o assi st In Miami, i inl(- t i r n r.csiilciii Jollies Oonii -onl tie is illsapInitiii... I at Md ..rtv’s .i,f ton bill I i i i s i i T given oj» Meo.ls of other track- had iio coiiunriil. or could md In- r -ached In (ilhor action (im McCarty signed mi,i low hill, creating a new Sf.li.. I.is,.si,,.T, Hoard to which tie cun moke oil aoooi'dments, making llu- ili-alli |ienally linssitdc for ii.rM.iis guilty of si'tlmg nai'colics I., nnnnrs and ex eni|)ling furmois and cominercial lishcrmc/i from j>ts11 ol ||n- state gasoline tax A bill In abolish the fee system lor Maying nullify officers' salaries dli'.l in tile lluose uftur its chief 11 oiiiiiiii.-.l mi Four I DK.WVHRItttii: Ol'ENS Un- Atlantic I'oiisl I .Ini’ "oil road drawbridge over SI John* River, Just nlli of I'olaika, Flor­ ida, is now o|n'n to river traffic, I- A. Amlerson. acting Mip*'rint.-ixi.-llt. aim.iimcc.l Indav. Movie Time Tuble lime "The Stars Are SlnginK" In one of the more dramatic sod emotlon-rhararil momentN nf the coronalf.m rrrriuunr In Westmlnater Abbey, London, i'rince I'hlllp, Duke of Edinburg, knreU before Ids wife, t)ueen Ellrabelh II . I« solomnly pledge hU alkalance. Rcoorlrrs noted that i'rinre I'hilin rliNiu'd his wi re* hands •«garly during the paying of homage ceremony. 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' . * v ? ’ ■« M w r -■ > Cards Seek 2nd Straight Over Cocoa Here ------------ M # 1 M • • | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- lA fl i il Sanford Smashes Indians, 14-6, To Move Within I-Game Of Fifth By KENT CHKTLAIN C«n>i'« spell ovnr the Hanford rardim il* In Provost Park war shattered last night when the Redbird* exploded for 14 nut* on 18 hit* to thrash t H<> I rid1hn• In their own bailiwick, 14-fl, Inst night. While Hanford waa breakln* lla Provost Perk Jinx laat nlxht, lha once fearsome l>rl,and Red Itata were bowing to Lakeland, 8*2, moving the local* within one lame of firth place. Ernie Palm* rrl, who started and went the flrat alt frame*, received credit lor Ida fourth victory of the aeaaon, though he needed help from newcomer W aller Mitchell. Tonight the Card* will be arch­ ing a clean sweep from the Florida Mate league's leading Indiana when Hanford inert* Coco* In the In d ia n s M a s s a c re d "A W-UIIMI ........... . ill. Wanner. If rillveritimnr flarrls. , Dunn. Ill Kaonsr-l. • f lu tlv. SiHarr. »e I'almlert n VtitcliclJ. n Tn I ala <‘acua Marlln-v If lloahre. cl Til or man. i( llnsill. JO llusma. < Vais. Hi Mil'artell Hi Jones. - Lop**, n Hlmanl. n a- VaillineS v T -laU f BAiertfHH t'wraa H—Hun. t h o r n * I . H a u ls 1. I m in i 1. t-e o iia ril H a lly , l- n lin le il 1. M a rlin e s . Ilu g lia a I , T In ir n n in j l n a r l l V a lla rJ— MeI ' a i l a l l . V eils M a r lin e * . |,„o e a I June. ttlll M alone. H llv e r th iir n a . iff - O l.ou Calvetll iiiii ii.i i Ilium, Leonard 4, iluanea Th nr man llneina 3 Vaillin.kv I I I — lloahce, Ttnirnmn. loinn l.eonarrl, Junes, lln.me. Veils till loinn Hit eonanl, liniin H llamlie |)|‘— florin to il..It, t.elt Hanford III. I'm mi It till o lll’iilnilerl t. Mil ■liell | l.mies I Hlmaxl 1 Hl»~li* I'almlert j. Mill licit 3. I,nt>ea T. Hlmari| I, III, I'slmlorl in 0, S Innlnes, rone. 1.0,1,1s 13 III < ’| InoHius |‘i runs Ml* fai,if* ItalS I'almlerl Winner l-ulioicrl l.oser tallies > Kit It. I.el|, 1 3 1.*, A - IIS Tom Leonard final" n| thn two-game act at lbe Mentor ml Hlatlltllii. Lou Lalvottl, cross-firing bonus lefty, will '*« Manager J. C. Dunn'a mound *"■ Irctlm for the Itedblrda on Ladle* Night. Olivetti Imust* of a 2-2 won-loal thi- • "axon. having hurled a brilliant 8-2 two-hlt victory over t.aaM.tod nere laat Monday night In tho Koven-lnnlng opener of the twin Mil. LAI1IKH N lflllT TONIGHT fhU evening** Coco#.Hanford game at the Memorial Htad Htadlum wo will Ih l.adlra Night. All women will be admitted free of charge. The Cocoa Indiana a rt currently ■Tailing the Florid* Htate League hr ine-half game. Hanford la In xltlh place one-game behind Ihe fifth place llel.and lied liaia. mt , II II fl A ; 1 1 1 . I 1 0 1 1 1 fl l 1 1 0 1 1 • 1 If r 0 1 1 • 3 1 1» 1 3 0 tf 1 •» If t* t IN ft A « II II 4 ! " 8 t 3 to fl ft ! i i i 1 1 • 3 II : .i 1 3 n 1 9 li 1 1 1 t I « n I n 3 I | |> n 1 It tf II III |(I|| im MO—I I iMii—>a »*r. NIU«*r« ______ _____ Levy’s 5th Homer P u t s Daytona Ts !4-Game Out Of 1st , |n winning It* fifth game of 24 road contcati, Hanford annexed victory number ala In the laat eight encounter*. Manager Dunn apearheaded the vMory onslaught with hard hit­ ting flyehaaer Tommy Leonard upholding the other end of the gauntlet. All Duon did waa polo out ht* Kith double, fourth homer, two tingle* itml a ateal of home. Dunn scored three time* to hlhe Ida team lead to the 4<i figure, while rddlng a run to hi* aecond high KM total of 117. 'Leonard dtattngulahed hlm*»lf In a big way by liter** «ln* kla bat I log average 12 palate to a •oat In* ;iS7—nleh fee the I aedInal* thla aeaaoa. The haahy little ftyngwh arrompllahed thla aiifgliik transit Ion on three bingo* and a duuhe— hla Oth—In five pate appearance*. Leonard erarked In four more runs to oah hi* tram leading K ill total n 1.4 In I t game* played thla year. The ('aids nave starter Palmlori a roinfnrtidde working cushion toj work with by tallying twice In the second one on Dunn's 4th homer of the year -ami another run in each of the third, fourth, and fifth frami a. The Rednlrd* unleashed a five-run assaidt on Frisco laipea, sending Ihe Cuban lo thp shower room In the ton of the sixth. Hanford's old ncmeala, I.eon "HlnUd the Hallnr'' Hlmard, came in to ipdet things, hut he loo wsi f Clarence Ingram By The Associated presi Ed Levy, who set Ihe Florida Stale league home run record In 10.40, Is still whamming those Ihlnus at opportune tlnue. With two men on hasp In Ihe lust of the nlrilli Inning, Low hnngeil the hsll old of ln-3 park Thursday night In give Davtona Beach a T 4 vlrlory over Jackson­ ville Beat’ll That moved Ihe Daytona Beach Islanders up to snrmtl plare anil they came within half a game of the lop since lending Cocoa Inst Its third straight. 14 n. to Hanford, lando, 2 0, for their llth victory In Ihe past 14 games. Lakeland look a 32 decision from Del,and Levy hormred 33 times In 1040, HANFO S D'H URECOKI > _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - The SPORTS REGISTER ...K W lV M l t "f Aftei Ih* i light's rousing victory It is Interesting to take atock lo these hustling f'ardlnal* aod view the present season with re­ trospect In relation to last year's Hemlnnle Blues at a corresponding per lor, l.aal year on May 29, Hanford waa in Ihe three* of Ita flrat disastrous losing skein. After winning 17 of 19 lo catapult with­ in onr-half game of the Florida d ip t* League's leading DeLand Red Hats on May 14, 1993. the Blue* hit the skid* and their 23-9 record plummrtted lo 28-18 on a nose diving 4>won and eightInal atrrak. Today, the Hanford Cardinals, after an Ignominious start, are on the upward climb from thn barren depths of the cellar. Th* Redbird* are currently In sixth place, having ascended two notches In a first division hid for the first half. Thla compare* with the “flash-intha-pan" Blue* of last year wlp, hit the mi May with * ■•1 iinil floundered the rcit at the half to wind u p In fifth place lilt » at-34 record. HANFORD'S f'O M f Alt ABLE RECORD FOR 1932-3.1 (May 29) 1931 I'lace W I, Prt Year lusy ith 2ft IH .cm inA.1 20 2ft .4.T3 nth TOP SIX HITTER S 1931 1932 Pla»n SI) II II MU NNI Atjte l*l»|ee AN N H (IH MHI Aia. Alenu i ): Jfl 12 II 0 U %•■ T 1.non'il l*» I t St lllllira in 33 left A l l 14 31* i f : Mtl'lll'nii I'.l 11 31 I ’arlas 1*7 1 t» • i n tl 3* IS 3 II 117 Irdno 331 Ksiils 130 J* r. 1 1 .1*3 U'earier is 13 13 H I I 33' 131 13 «» 1 13 I'a'llam 1ax 3.1 10 3 11 117 llsllv 31* il Hlmln in 3<l n 7* 13 31 tis ll*rr|s 11 3I * record hitting speaks for Itself. The Blues a power outfit as they eventually proved hy setting a new FHL home run record with Ht at the end of the year. They were, In a greater sense, h hnnu r nr -nothing-al-all club. They were hitting .232 at this period. The Curds nr* hitting .274. One point we would like to bring oul is that the above averages are for 43 games In Ill32 and 44. nr May 27 for the llrdhirds. They do not Include last oignt's whopping 14-11 win over Cocoa and the suhseipiont effect of last night’s IH hits lo the averages of (he Hanford Cards. I.asl year's Hines hit only 28 triple*, Thi* year Ihe running rookie* have -Tampered lo third no lese than 19 tlmea. Last year's club stole only 82 base* . . . This year's Itedbirds have not only surpassed that total pilfering output, hut have added substantially lo that flgorr. In fact, Hanford Is now currently leading the FHL In Ihe alolro base department and at the present pace of two awlpra per gam* they will smash th* 11-year-old Htata league mark of 218 set by tialneavltle In 1937. Whirl bus been the moat surmising part of thla senenn, however, la not nercssuirly Ihe higher hutting average* and record run* of the nreernt dav Cardinals, but the attendance and local reception of ,« hand of "home run-1,-**" IP-vcar-old* mired In tho denths of tho FBI. second division It hnn once been said that Hanford will not support a second dt vision ( lid, . . Hot try and prove It by this year’s gate record. The truth of the mailer it that you can't While inir compilation of the gutit totals la imompletu at this Him,. It Is close l„ II ip 13,00(1 paid mark for the flrat 21 home games Ibis Ih nlmosl half of all of Inst year's total of 38,300 Nnd Just t.ooo -hurt of Ihe entire 14*51 total of III.2HP. To the rnsiiH* observer there must he an explanation. From our corner these ore the basis reason* for continued support and large gale* in . . ,,f „ poor team record. I I The fan* were fed un with last year's high salaried veter­ an* who prodored when they fell like It. The Una have taken these vnungslera lo heart and reallie, as good baseball fans do, ■hat Ihe kids will make mistake*, but they are learning. They id*v oprcdlrtable and Interesting hall. Rut above all, they hustle, hustle and hustle, no mailer who! Ihe store Is. 2) The Cardinalr luive pleased llir home fans hy winning at hbmr. Their record lo the Memorial MUillum Is 13-7, a nennant pace In nnv circuit, [hey have failed on the road III time In 24 games, Including •Hnn ” tfh l" ^ r"* w n *n confines of the looli leading Cocoa In- J ager elen got credit for (he pitch­ dent Huh ' ‘,r V c rltk k #d the costly op*ratlon of tho 1932 Jndfqening . v k te y. uklng over after l> 1n>« O rd in al maaagearaeal tiaa goa* sbaat In tasura Jacksonville Reach hinged Rill • nd heller service lo Ik e d is s . Thcy have Ithdllutcd « hnr and Ernie Craumer out of *ang, *»hlrh permits.children under 14 fa *«# *11 fh? games fr' IX. rrolenl downtown iJckel booth for advanced a*Da and In general Hanfurd hammered I I hlls oil iimm the tiurrhaee of one Cardinal T-ahlrl. Thev add* da conCocoa's Francisco l/ip e t and L o give Ihe fans Ihe feeling that thla Is “their club." , Hlmard. The tndlena contrlhulod In ■iiiiinmllon, we feel that the nlmve points Ore Just a few fieIn their defeat with raven errors, lork of the sucres* of our Hanford Cardinals In face of a losing reRat Hamm pitched and halted Lakeland to victory over Del,and lie (Intel out only alx hits—Inrlud Inst two to the league's leading hi Iter. Jack Cade—and drove a long flv hall lo score Bobby Aremll By (iAVI.K TALBOT with Ihe winning tally Hill Phillips scattered seven Or­ NEW YOBK lit-Y o u 'U 'hardly lando hits In tossing Leesburg to know It unless you watch thn victory. Jim .Simmons, a new Or­ paper* closely, but Ihe greatest of lando pllchir, permitted Just five •hi* country's three-year-old hone hits hut they were bunched. Chico r a n t —the one they pay off on—I* By The Associated P rrn Fundora drove In both runs with irliiHuled In he run off two week* The number raven mint be long flynuta. from tomorrow at beautiful Rrl lucky for Stan Milankevich mont Park on laing Island. The big righthander, who Joined The secrecy with which the event Ht. Peterahurg Thursrisv r-nm Is conducted never haa been call*- Wichita Falla of the Big .state factnrlly explained. The moil popu­ lar belief la that the proprietors League, struck out seven, walked Sunday's originally scheduled of Belmont, a notably social art, aaveii and allowed M ltm l’i Inter­ afternoon gam* at the Memorial aim ply do not with to attract Ih* national League-leading Sun Sox Htadlum between the J e t Heath tralnload* of oil millionaires and only oeven hits for an easy II I He* Bird* and the Hanford Card­ other eiaorted new-rich who clut­ triumph. • inal* ha* been switched from ter up the Kentucky Derby and, to .The loss left Miami still In front 3:08 p m. until 8 iM p.m.. It waa ■ baser of fL Lauderdale by a game end Prcaknesi. ___degree, egree, Ihe Prt__........ announced today hy Business Nt» special publicity la ground a half ei the Lions bowed Manager Jim Flelda, The change nut on the plant's multi graphing Tanroa S-a. Tampa thua regain™ In starling tlmea waa made be­ machine, assuming that It owns fourth plare over W nt Palm cause nr th * hoi weather, he one. The word la passed around Raach who loat at Havana, 8-7, said. quietly In ihe hatter stables that SL Petariburg got nine hits off R Snorts Round up Milankevich Paces S t P e t e T o 1D3 Victory Over S o x Cardinals To Play On Sunday Evening the Belmont Stakes, at ■ mile end mck Lovell, A1 Lopei Fred Kipp aod Mac Moaley. Including a home by Bob Shun* with Hilly $**| <rd. Miami waa never In the feme after Ute Saints »cor«l the gates areopened openedto the public .... -----------as usual. The public la not urged I W0.J B ncit and three more In show up, but II may. In the aecond off starter Lovell. The only reason wo are breaking Hie game drew 1.015. a confidence and calling attention Tempa check*) pt. Lauderdalo In Ihe race this far ahead la that Uia where l.iaa turned out. Bert Baei one of the runner* thl* year .... gavp up nbie hit* to the Lions but be Native Dancer, a grey colt kept them well ipaced. Four of which there U much dispute lately. Tampa's five hlla figured In th* h dlauu There may be racing tana living ■t at e a d distance la i a W Who who w would u f d 'llike L . to , •coring. A double, single and triple e t c. h young All Vanderbiltla followed by a fly, accounted for wa beauty face hla atar lerneat lest If all the U o u * runs In the sitth. avena end Weet Palm Beech given advance Jvance notice. m........ ed on three throe pitchers pUchera each sach and . The ____________ _________ dispute center* around called whether, the tha Dancer, who hia won the Cuban* rallied for a run I" I I of hla 14 race* the pail two the eighth to tie tha count at 8-all aeaaani. la a truly top star fit to and icored the winning marker rank with auch equine Immortal* the ninth ton two| walk* and Tony *» Man O' War, Citation, Count Pacheco'a tingle to center. Flaet and otheri, or merely la the will toe raced on a cer­ Crawford Is Named ' one-half, tain date, with an added priie of New Lakeland Pilot *100,1)00,'iuv- 'nfl the ■ Inted day manager of the Lakeland Pilots In the clusa D Florida mate League. Crawford, a catcher who oeme lo the 8t. Petersburg Saints only recently from the West Palm Reach Jnd!Hina, waa assured by Vernon tan Eckert, i r a v president of the ‘ Saints its..that ha would be granted hla re le n t II the joto came up. Cardinal Averages Hlayer AN H T l.snii'ril if * is ■N NNI A*^. ’■■■ fl AIfffAl fft T N I HANFORD HERALD fag* 8 M . May » , 1HJ _ TUtu'da My KENT ClIKTLAIN then playing with Hanford. That'* far moree (hi ................ . ..anyone rl»« an he nr has doned In other year*a hut hi he's Ml Thu I'widiiml home mariag«menl with a St. laiuls affiliation atwayi been e leader long kfen — . Ih h Ihe Ui_____ give,, more local people Interest In the dub and a feeling of sc l. Ills hitting. dopi department. HI* honor haa curltv. The pew slice in veterans to two this year to cut operating Thoridlv *wai hla ' Ifth thla aeaian. * « . __, n»e veteran Dayl one Beech min- and salary expenses has aroused morn Ini crest and confidence o fTthe no priddem for tho blaaing Imta of tha Catdloats, Klmaid yluidi-d sia hila ami four motu run* before the rut tain rang down mt thn holo­ ST. PETEKSBURO UB - Paul caust. Crawford leaves today to become Palmier! encountered control iruuhlra In Ihe alath whan Cocoa wound up with three more run*, punn summoned In newly algnod flmllad service giant Walter Mitchell In quench Ihe uprising and llttlih. Palmlerl fanned five, walked fouc and yielded lo hlla In his alg-lanlng stint. Mitchell ............ ■ lest three aUnaae t three, passing four and allowing only twe kite. Last nlght'i win nbroad wns Hanfurd’* first alnca laat Sunday when the Cerda bleated the Pilots in Lakeland, lft-3. The Itedblrda now have won five and lost IB from th* frlandly confines J ' E 8 —JamMam Photo ERNIE PALMIERI , Notches 4th Vlstory . A nglers Snare 10 6-Pound Bass In Putnam Fish Meet Ity FRED P. tilt KEN PALATKA (.Special)—Rig I,tack ’•a*s were again on the prowl In Putnam Countv last week with 10 -vclgldnu over tho ft pound limit M ng rnlnrrd in the Palatka and Crajccnt city Jiyceo sponsored t'utiMm County Fi«hlri(j Tourna­ ment. Tha large*! baas vnierad was lakvn hy H*a Copeland. Palatka, on a fly red using s hula popper lu lure lh« Mg fish from Ihs HI. John* River. The fish was welshed In at Ihs Pslstks Fire Hlatlon and won Copeland Ihe weekly trophy In Ihe light Ischia HlvUlon. The ha** hit Ihe wales aI ft pound* and t ounces. The weekly trophy winner in tho live bait division of the ft month tournament, now in Hh 13th week, wu* cn 3 pound ralch taken by Humid Ryder, Sayvilln, L, N. Y. fm n Ih" St. John* River out of The A. I*. Oliver Camp *t Wrlaks. Ilvihv wn* using a spinning rod with u live shiner enticing tho '«** to strike. Th - halt casting weekly trophy wn* earned hy Jack K. Morris, Atlaetn, uiing a shimmy wlgglrr «u ti Hilling rod to luutt a 7 pound 12 ounce has* from tho Ht. Johns River while fishing out of tho St, ■lohns Fishing Lodge at Huntington. A lotul nf 33 trophlo* have h»fn won <lurlng thn contest as the event nears thn half-way mark, A total of l i t bass with a comhln -l weight nf 1,391 pound* and 14 nunena have tieen recorded by thn 2.1 wetghlng-in station* coop­ erating with the Jayrees In the vomity-whht rofleo. The Palatka Kirn Station haa weighed In the most bass with 27. The M-cohd w i t popular weigh­ ing-in station I* the Ht. John* HsMng Lodge with 23 and Oivor's Is tldtd with 23. TVi only reriulrenient to enter a hn*j In the tournamnnt Is to tiriginiito your fishing trip In Put­ nam County, widtly known as "The has* Capital of the World.” LORIDA HTATE LEAGUE W i. M , M tr M ir .0X2 J * * k •«■< I I I * H t a r l *M la .ora M .aoa t.eeabera M e l.* * 4 ur ■1 M ■ANrnNii fe M .100 l.* k r l* * 4 I* s* US I ’eraa ....... Iter lia a Neerh . ......... .. ta ai Neva Ha I.asl niakl O rla a S * M a r tia n it cmm a Iw s a b e ra X O rlaaO a a l .a h f l* a a a lir l.a a S I lla r la a a IW-arh r ^ a * Hear* Jat -l M a m ta Ta*T a a la h I'n ra a a l a A S IP IIH II lla r la a a lle a rk a I J a t llr s r h I.a e * l * a 4 a l I» *l.a a 4 U rlaaS n a l l « n h « r s S ftA ’M IlfliA i,' I.M A H t n Naw Vurh l.'hli aan i?lev hImiuI on aaliliialon II’tMlstlelptHii 'hi I*d el nil HI. I-elite llelroTl 11 11 IS lo 10 I* if u 4 M lr r d a r „ M e a e ll* H e .w V iir k 7 \V M >hloalon I P h lk ilfilu lilK * llu siu n I HI. I.o u l* 7 I'ls v iiU iiil t 1II1 17 is (1 11 37 . rn . in ample, Ta4ar I. A M P at ......... . ...... In ll<34. . . .: IR s.n n HA DULU M AIIK vouiiij. ■•nils hill Mall •olrlls rtreaon Avx I ml »'. till lltvy J*. 1.) ,„| Ho KKOHNK dlan population who enjoyed a JJYJW ef the local Institutions, il"T» H*» Turk Nllsburxh ChliHgo ..... Cliialnnall I'nwol Croslsy, Jr.. President of the Cincinnati Redlega, firs t'b *i enme associated with the hall rluh an "Pra* . fluent, easy-to-follow .1*0 even brKliant French. For ex' l.i- IW Turk I'hlladslnfila ngiun ini evsland ..i-sxo (n> l-nuls el Delroll N A T tu n A li JACKSONVILLE 'll — (icnrgU has bean Invited to Iho Gator Rilfo Basketball Tournament for ihe third struluht year, Ihe Bowl A*in antimincerf Thursday. Invited car Iter were Florida, wlnnts- nf the first two tourneys, and Georgia Trch A fnurlh foam will he soIccicd. University has nulilished a vn|umi» mI, bi AcudInn* I^niiilnnala Parler." In thl* volume are listen the word* and expres­ sions used by the Acailisns and which must be translated Into French. Now, thla condition al­ so applies to certain words and expressions which have grown up In certain parts of Quebec Province. Recall that the Aca­ dian* have handed down their Freneh for 200 years with little mitslde support. Therefore, this French contains Sixteenth Cen­ tury French, and language which even among the Acadian* Is In some respects regional — expres­ sion* applying to ons arse and not te another. However, on going Into little restaurants, on talking to shop keepers, to cattle breeders, tail drivers end upper bracket landnwrawg*, I wae everywhere an­ swered In French which differed from Quebec largely In accent. Your Acadian speaks French with ■n old country accent which might be compared to a Toron"j*" «P«8hlng English with a l-ondon accent. The representatives of the Ace- .17* wlon a( S (wutor Bowl Invites (•eorgiu Catru Tram set superior education as ottered In (Mlly S*mr« •(■hr.|u|»,| ■*■ Qurhcr, th" hydro tower: here, By HERB MOHHER Last week Engliah literature Dip tower of tho oil field*. Hut (The Campleat Angler) gave vari­ the people arc largely the same; ety In this column. This week the Acadian of Louisiana meas­ French literature takes ita turn— ured against the Acadian of New but It will be In English! Chartls Rrutiswlch would offer even leal The name* encoun­ Haurloi of the French magaalne dlference. 1.E 8A M E D I haa written a guest tered in (.oulslana are the name* column for me, based on an ar­ to be seen and heard in New ticle in his magaalne, dealing i Brunswick. The land of Evangeline ha* with the French country over In t<oul*lanfc. Thl* article recently been over-dramatlaed and overwas premised to reader*, ra her* colored. Generalisation ami sur­ goes. Faurlol, well known in face knowledge have misrepre­ Winter Park, Florida, ha* written sented a race of 300,000 people. several outstanding pieces for The word ''caJun'* In Its descrip­ Outdoor Florida. When he was tion of 300,000 people ha* taken last here he talked much about on, like Spanish moss ami hangs the Acadian* mads famous hy on the heads nf all, irrespective Longfellow’s poem, Evangeline, so nf background or foreground, now for his Impressions from that I'ersons in the Louisiana French historic area: country have a French background The People of the le a f of of mote recent extraction that the Eveegelln* Acadian*; doscendents of the irople of Evai French colonisation nf Ixmlsiana. been pictured to me as a quaint some of the Bayou boy* married sect of ancient Aeadlana. living French girls overseas ami brought along sinister, inake-ln tested them liack to Louisiana. At tho Louisian* Bayous (from the In ­ cose of tho Eighteenth Century, dian word bayouk, meaning "dor- French refugees, aristocracy flee­ man water”). In tottering shacks, ing from tne French revolution, prototype* of deormatlon of cus­ came to Louisiana. There were toms, end particularly of lan­ among them Imrons, counts, a guage. I decided to find out huw marquis or two, many Indies of much of this was true. noble birth. These refugees from The Acadian country Ilea 130 ihe court of France look up a new miles west of New Orleans, it abode on the bunks of the Bayou i* a three and a half hour run In Tech", where Ht. Martinsville Houthern Pacific's morning train now steeds and, there simulated from New Orleans, which gets their foimer social life. Alas, one In New Iberia at precisely their fortunes nnd thrir heirs 2 p.m. This place Is nine miles gradually fitted into new sur­ fiom HI. Martiiuvillu, which I* roundings. T h ee people ale to­ IB miles from Lafayette in tho day represented by descendant* center of population of the Aca­ who* speech tell* clearly of com­ dian area. paratively recent affiliations with The first misconception to be people of excellent birth. Per­ disposed of. Is that concerning haps, from these sources some the land. Th* Cypress swamps quaint words have still been of the New Orleans area, beauti­ handed down. Accordingly, one fully seep from the Huey Long sees over n drugstore In Ht. M ar­ Bridge, give wey some miles later tinsville. not the word "pharmto lie replaced by hleek soil of acle", hul "npothlrulre". fine texture. The Incept Ion of Ihe French set­ These flat fields extend hack to tlement iu Ihe land of Evangeline the tree line, much a* they would •d ually dates from the veal IrtftB In Quebec'* Ahltlbl. Thl* fertile when u fpw French settlers were soil produce* sugar cane, rice, permitted by ihe Spanish govern­ vegetable* and in some areas, ment In make lids their homo. sweet potatoes, The first Acadian* Joined them The renters of population men­ a few years Inter settling prin­ tioned aro modern, up-to-date cipally >m Bayou Teche where Hi, town* In every respect; patterns MarllnsvINe now stand*. of ck-snllnnas In almost every There Is a culture in Evange­ ipiarter. One soon become* fa­ line land about which too little miliar with the accent* of French' is known For example, Ftunch snatched here and there from: new* I* hriiiidcast over ihe air, conversations on tha strertm French i tnnghi fium the third 1 selected St. Martinsville a* grade in the elementary sehonl* the logical starting place for my tinnugh high sehonl in eight parstudy. The le church was built In lili-’s lu Lmiislaua. 1783, detlni from the arrival of fn Igifayettr parish, French Is . -----ng ihe first Acadian*. The present not taught at present until the eighth grade. Next September,' krlah p rin t end hla curate art' . wn French-Canadian* from Khor* however, French will Ih< taught brwka and. Quebec City. Thla in In the third giade In Lafayette lt**|f la significant from a tan- AM 8V*K* standpoint of view for I’rotealors at. Mouth Western many of Hit office* nf tha Church Louisiana Ihstlliil* are from I,a ere. conduct in French. The Sorbonne. Local people, for exepntessloni are mosUy heard "in ample Dr, Josea Chllllp from f rench.. St. Martinsville draw* Ville fin ite , Evangeline parish, IU PArUh from the tack country and Mile. Monlegut from La M well • • tho neat rp^lilcnrei of Fourchn parish, received their th« town doclorales at l.n Sorlmnne. Profeasor Jay Dltchy of Tulane A number of persons in lot- fayette arc member* of FranceAmerlqun dr la ld>uiaane Acadirnne. Other* have received from ihe Legion d'Honneur. the Palm* Acadcnilque. for services render­ ed in developing French c u llfe , Two parochial schools, Brothers of the Christian Doctrine and Hislers of Mont Carmel, teach French from the elementary grades through to high school, south Western College In Lafay­ ette has exchanged studenU from France with some nf their stu­ dent* now attending La Sorbonne. The Rlahon of Lafayette, Jules H. Jeannard, Commandant de la Legion d'Monnrur. lakes a u r sonal Interest In the advancenlht uf th" French language In his diecese. These fads, closely patterned after the expansion of French cul­ ture elsewhere, Indicate that the teaching of French In t-ouisiana is, in mi ny instances, on ■ solid foundation. Thera factors arr to the fore, fighting to preaerve French cul­ ture and aperch in • land which un until 1803 atlll belonged j o France, Will they lie success®; will children of the new genera­ tion reallie that one can sneak French and English too? That. I cannot say. The damage of derogativrnesa has lieeri great. The brand of "caJun" has tempt­ ed many young persons to avoid expressing their origin In their maternal speech, hut the love of France I* a flame not easily eg. ilngiilshcd. Ax for thn Acadian* of (he v||. Inge* of the Bayou* nr the xtq® . bowl farms, htf may, like old niJn Mississippi River, Just keep rolllug along. After all, he must express himself, and he does It nicely, Just a* his fathers did whin Kiev settled in Evangelin* land after "le grand derange­ ment". Ho, fur many, many yrar*. you may yet exchange comments about the weather with him as he drink* hi* deml-laxse of drip rof. fen, or talks about the sugar crop a* he stands hy tho fence line beckoning toward* hi* f l * l d * - ® l the muifral atraln nf his vole* echo the accent of hi* forefather*, enrirhed with tho lore and lure of new s'tfrmirttling*. CHARLES SAUKHH. « | atrvtchea the glamor colt and, hla w e M S W .T ’ supporting cam out a quarter-foil* '? Unliniw tr'tB1 In lltd ‘ ' ar than they ever hive:run _ V* eRow I kali) I I I iMlcU (rain) Monsieur D----- , * local mrrehanti Mm*. M----- , * hot"! ™nf?r|a m*' arrived HT ~ J w*ho cou d have from,n lruth Mar­ seille* the day before. On* keeps on telling Into the iistwi la muck tha ••mat amalTer houses, l« gmule large farm*, pastured cattle. There or* , raveral almlleai In Quebec |t t i l * IU _ j i har*r.U)e sugarcan In Quebitc, tha harici hero, tb* mu •bee, tha spruce and — tko iPi„ aim; re, Ih* wide lullla oak apreadlun th* pecan—In FLORIDA STATE BANK B A8B BA LL BCHGDULE CARDINALS TH IS WEEK Y o n A re C o rd U lly In v ite d T o A tte n d T h o 8ch«oH n« R a c e * O ffic ia l Sanaon B t f ln n tditSsV •• ■ I �T1 THE IF YOU D O N T ( loudv jm i »tn<l> wuh showera over south inirliiili through Tuts* ilny. Increasing cloudiness north portion with showers extending .iiv * ', .,y"lrnl (mrtlt|ti T'lesda v._ t nnliniiru mint. n » l t « jo u r M a lw d H n i l i , C Uf Delivery, b j 7:*# P. M., pUaa# cull YELLOW CAB 1414 A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R EutabliMhrd 11)08 VO LUM E x u V ” H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . j . ___ .J i-wg London In Excited As Coronation N e a rs £ Spanish War V ets Pay Tribute With Memorial S e r v i c e The members of Col. Theodore Hooscvelt Camp Number 13, United Spanish War Veterans gathered at Evergreen Cemetery with several Auxiliary Number Three mcniherx Saturday morning at 0:00 o'clock to pay tribute to their deceased comrades. Flags and flowers were placed on 23 graves of Spanish War veterana while wreaths and floral pieces to Ihe memory of 10 tic ceased members of Auxiliary Number Three were placed during the services. A Joint service of Camp 13 and Auxiliary Three w«s held near the veterans' plot where the roll was called by C. C. Priest of all do-' ceased United Spanish War Vet­ erans. The service was under tbe direction of Chaplain Alfred Ericson, Adjutant L. J. Pickering, and Commander Jameson.. l e r W. ____E._ ____ The auxiliary’s program pmgra: followwas held *d. The flagg waa helcf at attention ceremony by Mrs throughout ________ _ ihe the c i___ 1 J, R. Lyles., an^ ^ wreath was m ” placed by Mrs. . . . _ . president of the Auxiliary. Secre­ tary Mae Sheafer called the roll of members deceased and • spray of flowers was placed In ihelr memory as each name was call •d ed.. Mis. Alfred Erlcson, c chaplain end the assembly closed _J the serprayer for vices with ■ song and pr end and at those who served m i lend l it. sea. Both units expressed themselves as being grateful lo all those who contributed flowers fa r the occas­ ion. They also gave Utelr thsnki n r the chalre for the rites do­ nated by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ivan s. Below la Ihe Hot of deceased veterans who e t m d during Ihe pear of IBM In Cubo end the Philea. Many of theso were mem* of Cemo Number 11 Home waa organised in U B . The U it In­ cludes' . James A. Bra nris, I ___■ _ .. Walker, John T, erhune, John T. Cox, Fred T. 1, 1053 Asmtciulod I ’ rimw I.cost' W irt* N o. 201 Ad Tax On Grapefruit Gets House Okay As Legislature Commences Its Final Week Royal Jewels Are Moved To « Crowning Site I t P H IU P a A IK E LONDON idk- Britain’* prleelex* crown Jewels were moved secretly Into Westminster Abbey today (or the coronation. Ail along London’s m. glittering coronation route thou* v sands o f excited people staked out claims to standing m om -a full 14 hours ahead of Quten Elisabeth's historic crowning and procession. Only a single car of detectives uaraed the historic reilcs-includ fig St. Edwaard's crown and the w Imperial slate crownJewel-studded bn lire Journey from Ihe crown Jeweler's to the abbey, where the coronation wilt take place. This great city (nibbled with excitement in anticipation of the great day. Tbe (p in t of festivity swept into Buckingham Palace, where Kllrabeth's son, young Prince Charles, played peek-a boo wllh the crowds gathered outside The four-year-old kept popping his head up in a palace window, 1o the crowd's shouted delight. Queen F.limbcth carried on her official duties With the Duke of Edinburgh she received so dck>ties from commonwealth nations in the white and gnld throne room at Die palace. She had lunch with Prime Minister Churchill and 10 commonwealth primt* ministers. Queen Mother Elisabeth, IVIncess Margaret and other members of the royal family also attended. The 27-ycar-old i|uecn, Ihe second Elliabrth to rule, wore a cream silk dress wllh a small block dot pattern and a diamond spray brooch on the left moulder. Her husband was in morning clothes. She greeted the guests standing before ■ dais on which there was a simile chair of stale of crimson silk damask. The* dark crimson canopy above waa surmounted with a crown. T I m only woman resented to Elliahath waa the (gum Linquat All Khan of Pakis­ tan, attired In Eastern dress. Tbo capital took on (ha appear* anee of a great outdoor camp. Hundredi slept In parka and along streets in Uw chill of last night. As dawn broke over the throbbing heart td Ihe vast Drtl ih capital. Ihmisanni more swelled tbe waiting throngs. Nearly • half million squatters wero expected to spend tonight coronation eve. In Ihoopen to wait (Continued on page ala) MONDAY JU NE W EATHER SKYSCRAPER City Heads Scan Report Made On Child Bride Threatens To Leap Off Sewer Problem Miami Jail As Huge Crowd Watches city Commissioners were today dud) mg a report submitted tit Paul W Richards, public health '•nglucer. concerning treatment o( the lily 's .sewage, preparatory to d ’ lluesduy night's open meeting Ii the Court ilnti.se when Ur Atiel O U lIN HIIAM TM II and her husband, Prince Philip, stop to chid with n New Zciibtnd bandsman (right) during a garden party on tire gioumli of tUicklngbnm I ’ulnct* at which she forinully opened the coronation season. Some 7,000 persons from all over Ihe world attended. In center (back to cainrrn) ts Queen Mother Elisabeth, and appr&aehlns her Is Princess Margaret. Ill while (le ft) Is Ihe Duchess of Gloucester, whh Ihe Duke not f i r behind. The Prince** Mr»y (wearing large hat) talk* with him (iMlerimltonal KuilitqiholoJ Talk On Service Is Given Rotary By George Touhj George Tuuhy spoke on the third ihjeet of llolury which is the "up illcatlon of the Ideal of service »y every Itotarlnti to his personal mslness, and community life." at he regular luncheon meeting of he llolary Club today. Declaring that every worthwhile irganllaMon must have some deals or precepts toward which to strive if It Is to amount in any.iiing, he said that if Rotarlunx tun achieve even u small part of hose Ideals which Ihey have then .heir organization Is worthwhile. Clarouce Boding announced that r'ranrls Whltehalr of DeLand, for­ mer undersecretary of the Navy, s scheduled tu speak before u ..((wants rlub meeting on the flight if Wednesday, Juno IT, and that nentber* of the other service dubs have been invited to uttend. Jack Ratlgan, lin t m u io past president of the club, presided In be absence of President Boh H ar­ is Who has been transferred to faeksonvllle. laiwl* A Bariev, manager of the Bulk ire Plant of Ihe Pity Produrls Corpora I ion, .was presented by Charles Morrl* ,on with a Botury pin. "Cud# of Elides" and "Adventure m S ir /lee" as a new member of the dub. in pointing,out Ihul in uny or­ ganisation there most he a transi­ tion Irotn Ihe Ideals of service to lit* performance of good deeds ,n u community. Mr. rouhy protented three rules to go by in trying tu helti one's community. He urged that everyone use Ids God given talents cheerfully when* .•ver culled upon for help, and -tiggestrd that although It Is always wi.xlhl# to find excuses to get mt of doing anything, they should tie avoided. He ulsu suggested that evi ryono ihould try tu perform those ser­ vices required which arc doss ut hand. Tnere arc loo many, he laid, who are ready to nllk reindeer" when there are no relts deer, hut can'l do anythin ( else. Ami as a third rule, lie "Ivlsrd (Continued on Page Six) Banks Will Observe Jeff Davis Birthday In observance of the birthday anniversary of Jefferson Davis, banks In Hanford will la* closed all day Wednesday. Employees of the Florida Htsto Bank plim an all-day excursion to Haines City an that date. However, Postmaster Joel Field announced that the Post Office will he open until the usual noon closing time on Wednesday. The Banford Public Library will be open ea usual on the birthday anniversary of the president of the Confedi iieney. Closing time Is 1:00 p.m. in line with the usual Wednes­ day closing time during the sum­ mer, most of the City s business houses will be open only during the morning, McKinley G ives Main Serm on A t School Services Angus Guy MrlrmU, Jr. of Hanford was one of 133 seniors wlm received degrees Ibis loom­ ing to eilmnx llavid-ioti Col­ lege’s IITlh Coniinenrenient Exercises. President John It. CuiKiint'hsto awarded Melon!" the Uni helur nf Mrienee degree. K. II. I.ltlle. ihalrinsn of the hoard of I ulitali- - PalniollieI’eel Conifistii drllverril the i nrnrueare mi lit address. "Be good work hard find yum toll in life" tills was Hie ttdvlei liven to tin graduating Semtnoh High Sellout seniors liv the R#v j . K. McKinley as in- deliver* the main sermon m Ihe bncca laureate services held last mgm it tne high school audllorlum. "Tlice i* one pertinent questloi you simnhl a.sk yoiirM’lves," lie i.ild us he addressee tne student' "and that question Is, 'where th I go from here " " ihe Bev. MeKioley pointed cun that Ihe puretiis. (lie lulioiiiil an.i -lute governments, the teachers of Seminole High School and the churches of Sanford have Invested lime, energy and money In Inc students, "Now you ami yon alone tnlui desidc whelhi-r or nut that x M .eslinent has been telsi’," hu dr dared, "iliere is nothing Worse .n life (haii those who grow "Id, but never grow up," ho contin­ ued. "lull you cun have It that Wti) and no one ran do aiivtliimt ali.'Ut it Explaining 'ha' Ihe grade ding seniors were entering a vim Id wlo re tin') must e ll'-se helw.cn lilt and death, Ihe Itev Melvin', v .suggested Hull if Ihe., ellim-.. hi James V Doyle Jr and Warren live, real!) live. Ihe* mu.i In -I E. Knowles were reeenily oortl- d all "he good". "You call llot ehcul on lit* fled t>y the Civil Service Hoard for appointment to City positions, lie warned, "lor another ilnv « (t unllniird oil Page HU) Mr. Doyle was cerlltled to the elly manager for appoiniinint as assistant purchasing agent and ad ministratlvi record clerk Mr Knowles was certified lor appoint­ ment ns superintendent of streets and City engineer According to N n Garner, examlrue for the Civil Service Board, both men were found to he well Funeral services fur John Pier qualified for Ihe positions and wore upprnvrd for probation aI appoint­ soil, Willi 'tied u week ago ol a heart ultuck at Ihe age of H3, u.ue ment.. On Saturday, a Civil Service ex­ held Friday aflrrnmin from ihe amination was held for iruek driv­ Huidixt Church. Three area ministers offlri,t"l ers. Those who passed the ItM In­ clude Boy J Stinson. Harold Ta­ at the service*. The Bev. I \t tum, William E Lee, Andy Sabo, Scott, pastor of the Comnnuotv Presbyterian Church of ! .to anti Wesley Petty Mary, told of Mr. Pierson's a<'o Hies In Scouting over a perl".' "f HUMMKB IMH N IM ’P Mrs. J. C. Mltehell. mlueiiml 33 yours. The Bev. J. K. McKinley, p,. t r of the South Hide I'llmitrv School staled till" nuirnlnu lfust there are of Ihe First Methodist i fmnh. ■till a fejv ehllilren who have not IMiintcil out the deceased’s Interbail their nhv*lr<d examination* ext in civic affalra. Tlie Bev VV by Dr. Frank I.. Quillmun at the P. Brooks Jr., pastor nf the I t *I Baptist Church, was In charge of Seminole Countv Health Unit. She udded that Hr. Quillman the service*. Active nail hearer* were l or will lie able to examine these rerest Bri'ckciirldyo, Douglas Men mulnlnir children on Tuesilav strum, Hotter! Lippincott, James mornings, 11:1)0 unlll 11 00 ii . lit. Ihrmurh June. Tliese exams an> Klnglcliiry, A. B. Teilfnrd. .md Carter. necoaxurv for all chiliiri'ii imler- Bonner pall hearer* Im-hided ing the South Side Prlmurv B.Honorary F. Cooper, W. W. U ni, George School in Saiitemher. Schwartz, W. It. McGill, J. tt Wilson, llonry Thurston, W I 1IOPP7B EXKIICIHKH ilriges, Boy flrltt, T. K, Turker, Commencement exercise* n t Georgn R, W. Ware, D K Hopper Elenientarv School will McNabb,Touhy, and O. K. Goff. ho held Weilncsdav at K:00 p. ill. Joel Fields, Ralph Smith, Mr*. Florence L. Smull, diairninti EdAlso Lane. Herman Morris, Sidney of the division of cduenlion and Vlhlrn, George Mnffelt Sr,. W A psveholouv nt Beilin mi ('ookmun Teague, W. W. lY rc . Donald Cl Colleuo ut Uuvlona Beach, will rey, Tvd William*. Charle* Alkm ha Ihe guest xpcukcr. Tiiemo of ton, J. D. Cordell, E. T. iann ks, the graduation exercises will lm John Galloway, R. A. Monforion. "Improving (>ur Community." and Gordon Frederick. Also Kariyle llnushnlder. Cliff Ablci. John Kadcr, Gordon Sween ev, William Hutchison. Bundall rhxxc. W. A. Stemper, Thnmnx Lemon, John Andes, Frank (’aid welJ. Donald Cheney, xml Charlr* Somcrby. Doyle, Know leu Are Certified To Posts Funeral Services Held Last Friday For John Pierson Stull Supply Store H un Formal Opening Grand opening of lhe* new Stull »rm Supply Supi' store a t 110 East Sec­ Farm ond Strcel Street wax held Friday. The previous day the store had been moved from Its former location at 400 West Thirteenth Street. J. W. Stull, owner, said the lo­ cation had been ahlfted io make it more convenient for downtown xhopperi. He came here from Ho xnoke, Va, In 1931 and opened for htiiineix at the Thirteenth SI red location on Sept. ], iw i . Mr. Stull said he his recently taken over the Virglnla-Carolins Chemical Corporation agency here. v.V-; 'i.V/-.il* i D i THRILLS M IAM I tJX—The pretty l ’i v old wife of an Army deierici rescued from a narrow led,. tin- It.xiii floor .d tin- Hade ■ courthouse today after 1In * r. n . ■ k,i ,,iy husband is- I'll jump Mrs sheila ........ . tuinhli >1 o Tropical Storm Moves Toward Florida’s Coast Wolniati of John Hopkins Under ihe arms of Slnuff I'iuon . ' l *d\ Halllnuire. Will presenl lii» Kelly at III 13 a m lo-i i n . ‘ re|hi|t mi Sanford's sewerage hours and 33 minutes all. i pridileni. wu* di 'covered subbing anil >« , Mr Itirhards. who Is engineer |ll(* m n„. u |nd on Hi.- one loot for Hu- Soulhensl Druinagr Has wide ledge. I* " Hill Seeks To Bolster Lugging 1‘opularity rtl.I.MIASSI'V: It* Tha House passed House Bill 1733 regal dim', Huufnid tinumlurle*; .mil Senate ilill lilIJ regarding lii*ul am e. T U .I Ml \sSEF. T -A lull to levy an additional 2 cents a box adtcrtwmg tax on Flornlu grapeIt lit |i,i**ei| the ttoil*i- PI to 27 till, iv .illo, supporters declared j Hi-.- pnpiilui il) ol citrus ciinccnirale i- ivdiii-in, yi ipel nil I side* ,0.11 llllllgi) ll wa* a Sen.de lull passed by Hie !liiu*c Pul Ihe measure must return to Ihe .senate for m-iinn on a House aunstdiueiit selling up an aititii.il ii'* ' '*") reserve fund In make a rebate to grapefruit handler* wlio do Ihelr own brand .nt xrfllsmg The reflate wuntil tie on the ha*is of $1 (or every $2 spent i,n in.uni advi-riislng The total i hale* paid in any one year could­ n't exceed (lie iloil ("HI ill the fund. \dvei Using would he restricted In ,|i*pl.iv material and newspaper, Intlho.iid m.iga/in ■ radut and lelcvI'lna proiuiti-uni P.-is'iigp ol tin- lull was ihe muli'i acl mil of the morning as llou- - and Senate opened their filial week id session with few tnuior item* ,d gi'iural mlerest or i ontrov- i*y on ihelr agendas. lie** I*itin-mi of l.ake County, urging passage id the Inlt. *aid Ihe eittiis in,lii'liv feel* glut*'fruit i* )n*l ox i-rlouked ' citrus adverlutug __ “ We ltd nk we can a I least 11uiId up Hu- market fur grape­ fruit *>> ii will he prnfilnlde to llitve glapeftud III a edru* gruvi*,'* lie Mini M IW II l‘ The In *t tropical t, i " >1 Hie season, packing winds os, Division Water Pollution Con She was brought liisldi Hu l >il ..) i." miles an hour, develnpcil in |lii- >■"!! ,,f Meslcii lotla) ru| of the V S. Public lleultli and faint'.nl s- im warnings were onlered up service, was ill Sanford two weeks Se was discovered .ll a ,.'i Hu- Florida vvo-i coa*l from ago at the request of the Florida huge I ev We i north In Tarpon Springs dale Hoard of Health. lie low ilrccl iiciiiw Ills rc|mrt from Ihe regional " I want my htixhanil .in,! ii in mc ill i rail warning* w re iiojstp'd Hie i i*1 coasl from Ihe upper dfice at Atlanta was siiluiulled i*n'l hi-re in two hour* I >,h through the Bureau of Sanltarv j jump," Mr* Mii * %i* dccl.itr,l i i - lo I'.din ileiieli Kngineeruig of the Slalr Board ol I 'li' In *1 adV'Isurv on tropical The two Ilnur* pa**ed .mil -lc Health and addressed to M.ivor w;i* *lill llii'iv, *nmetimc* i. m *■•i in X i i * *o nauu-d I.a the fit *1 Hand.ill Chase and Ihe Cllv Coin .igiiiii't ;i stone oriuimcoi ..u tin ►"i r m die alph.iln lee.iled tile tiiissiniirrs i i -u I- i me aI ii 1111 isti inti-'* wed ledge lo krvp frniii fulling the letter slides I* n )Ve*1 "t!cl my hu*l)iiml lien In ' r n . i.iov nig in ,i noil Ii norl Ii kept ii'pcpllillg, " I 11led I*. l.'Iih i "' In accordance wllh your re •.meIdc before wit 'n I tit*.t ■ ' 1 . t. i Iv du eclinn al alnnil 111 or 12 pn-sl to the Florlds Stule Board Ihe) wouldn't lei me xrv linn Mien null pit linin' l Health for a representative *>l I go cr.i/y when 1 t un i .. I lie elviory wmued Dial pr-' he Piddle lleullli Service to ad till «I|J1M*I " i iie'ii- against rale force wind* i e tne City ol Sanford In a eon fin dil lie oxerel ed m ihe area ol llnr hn*huml. I'vl J.inie* I oiling capacity regarding (real Mn**o. 21, im* taken i" M . i> ' i 1ii loll omplia-i/i'd Hi.il Ihe iii*nt ol the City's sewage, Ihe Field, Tnmpn. after hi* iii.'i'in i. 1o in w i . nut ol tint rn me fnrec *i del tisiled Suhlord 31a) IH and nour Ft Lauderdale Medm- ,i ..i no ■ pm fun11 ai Ho. time ,H. IU13 I in di-1 nr limn* wa* f 11 * t noted Air Force mil hurt lie* *;nd In- de Tne objecl ut the vlsll was tn *cl1nl frniii Camp ill eekeiiridci 1.1■t leek ill Hie I 'anlilie.lll Sea is'lsl Hie City in determining Ihe Ky.. Fi-h I ,'idi el I'litia wheie Inn i lrm iih'grec of sewage treatment nee oii" limes form in Hie omlv and Bcport* f-riin. Tiliiip.i .ml ili.it •ssary for Sinlurd based on pre Ihe yniiiig *uhller wo* hem ft •.* 0* pul of Hi lioplr.il 'll" III . imis (Kdlutlon surveys of l.ake irV.in " m n^lVllT'’FU-iil’ I" Mi,inn in e.i >on (Ipponenl* declared growers •ionrue bv the Florida reguiah.r) an Air Foreu" plane. r Itv Sunday night moving slowly have md approved Ihe lax igencjf. Ott May ll, th# writer Mnxxo was qunted a* «aymg Sun ..ii a muIhWrQat course, llu* storm Hep Murray of Folk Coimly ""red Sanford with rvprfienla day that he hud *«kcd In* p.neid had rounded the Western lip .if ives of lint the City m it es or l tty iaxd Its■ cotisutl' suit Mr. and Mra. Wllliuni VI ifi, I’m i uli.i into Ihe Lower Gull <d Mrs told the lloii'e a poll "f citrus Muiiml member* showed a little mgg engineer. Hubert M. Angai, funds last Dcerinlnir I" liel)i him leu over SO jut eisil In fnvur of the to oliscrv v.iainp. of Ui« morj «rr- gel * iHvnrre * A N.dv hurricane hunter who [ins and a little river 13 per cent akui r __ ____ Ilf ' Ihe u» _____ isilnW of_ limfutkm Depiiiy sheriff* said thni ■11>.:tii ' -treiuns ttnwlug 'through the City bn the reason fur III* wife * urium* f -w ,oi i ihe area Siimlaj repurieil against ll II * deelnred Ihe citrus eninmlx and tin- points of sewage dU today She hud helped him e*enpe w""I* "i 13 mile- an l inn Hai-m,.I, pu-ssiires were low stun liiiuks advertising paid for charge lido l.ake Monroe. from the Minim Air l-"n - stuck "Bused on your engineer’s re adc May 12 and el.umed h- huled it Hi, dm m confer Wind* *d 20 !» Hie lax will bring In about ii'iitt put* box of itrapcfnnt port and observations made dur ever*thing nhmit milil n i life mid In l" mil - an hour were reported mound the eonlcr III , ...........I o, mC Hie visit to Sanford, the exist didn't want In gu I., Km-n Mniiorliit Diirkiil mg combined sewer system Is in lt"lh Mnsxii and In* wife weie e\i n line a. i .i ilie Florid i SI i ,il* C\l I.AIIASSI i: h \ murnonil a venous stale of disrepair, with reeaplurisi Wi-itiii'*d.iv ufler mi e* and ,"'o tin ll 11 oni innril on I *ii j! I- Si %) consequent discharge id maiiiturv Ipllill*' search Mir wu* lr -ItI 1 a 1•it It nil M I'll m’iimih i-' In hu Inui« 'in 'Ml }1 ^. 1if i*tnht*i 1i "" -al . .................... . I*"1'" ' into | r.-siermt pr or isnner isnimr m the ...... .. l< uiiHnurd On I'sge Three) his,# , t 'i ll 1-1r ini’d m Hit* Sfl't r t l l lilu r k on I tn s'.Mti flo u r ol lio M .t.■M III Ii ll ilMtl Si’l't* llthri 2S flie'r skyscraper <"iii thousc mi * ' lm* mill M •‘Mil lull 1il ,1IH”' III. charge id hurh'iring a de*erl« i 11 •Its *•MMl mi ii tin* \fi n*an t i t ,1nit i i 1hr Ml.iiifii In Mrs. John B. Ford, Voin Honored AI \ 11*1 Wife Of Banker, Is War Memorial Day Hites Victim Of Suicide Solemn meiiuuiiii rile* lm Sanlunl /no Donafud veteran* of American war* wen DETROIT <J* — Mrx Kulhurlne Ford, wife of the Detroit Imliix trinlixi and tianker, John II Font J r , hanged herself in tier home yesterdav. the Wafnr County eor oner'* office sold today Eurlh-r Mrs Ford's death hail hoeiraltrlbuled by a family spoke* man to u hear! allark. ' Mrx Ford, 33. was a Delroll »o (dal lender Her husband waa pres ident of the Detroit Symphony Or ehestra. Dr. Benjamin Sehiitiman, deputy county eorner, mode the announce merit lliat Mrs Ford had taken her own life by hanging at IIto Ford homo in Grosxe Points Park Details were nnt made piddle Immediately. Police of the suburb said Mr*. Feed 1(41 no mile. Member* of her fn n ill' said she hsd not been dosponfent. Hrt*enlly Mrs. Ford and her bus baud returned home after spending « work together nt Henry Ford hospital for physical exomlnn Tht* Ford*, mm of Delroll'* wealthy families, are no rein I ions to Ihe Henry Ford family. The John cords' weollh has come largjly from the chemical Industry. paid hv Ihe itiiMllarlex of I>■■ .I service orgalil/.dli'il* Iasi S.ilm day afternoon Flag* were placed on ,1111 eruve* a* individual In hute* hv wouieii ri-nren ulaln e d Ihe I .irnpln-11 Losslng Post No 33 of Ihe American Legion al the Evergreen I'ernelerv under Hie xiipervlshm of Mr* F E IP mm Hint and Mr* I'niil I'e/old ill ndiiiliui! *ix flag* were placed helween Ihe eili'iil) |it|*t tree* marking Hie veleron*' pint In rer ugnilion nf Hi*- I'nknown Soldlei o' Wurld War I one in inemorv id Frank i iiniphcll anil Arlliur I "* mg for whom the local Ameri­ can I.i'giiiii |io*l i* named mi-mu i for i ,o h iVoi',i VVm U ami Km cun Wur veteran* ami a flag 111 gen eral trihule In the men id Hie Revolutionary and War nf IHI:» USOCnmpnlgn Kffort Netd Weekend Sum IICMIlt*. <htc .Mule, Opposum du i ' I ii Mint** in •’ •tn* f i l i■ "it Io t In* Sit 0 foi it o ■i11U* 1o Sit |'i"l Mil i'lhirljl lull I ' *«ki -*n •. n ill'll**! a! l*oi nf i l. . 11 fin I Si'ihiH mtifii* u (-J)*'i Ii! I >if* s . "rinfunl (** *1■*imiT«' V si,m niter ciuinng in I It*' O \ III** t<* lr 11 loom U (III . I »'I••I• ) III II I ' i ' i n l j t l , » t It Wi l l bp) f I l i l ^ * l l ) f'-l D milNt'Ilt '<v i*In y n innli* as iih L i I I"' /«»«» ufl' l lm k i WUImni** \ s»■m11 , Ml 111 i Nj,: l||* III I ll M nf i K-1 |M I I ,*' rIii* I'u ili. it I* : 1 *. tn i .if th. .! 1■1'iS LiJi Mi'll, rtiin'i" I tir hi' tl) *•' 7111 l»p|M’h ll‘t if 111I I) will till Ilf f U’l.i i n i- Inis m t f n till ti l I' miii)' ii At the Legion lint. Mr* Leslie tilin' *• . urn In i **»*p within i Im Went placed a vvreulll al Ihe base I....I I i 'iiiii pH ii nf the monument in general ie memlirame of all dead veteran of Hie l.i,*1 Iwo glulial Viiiifliil* M il M I Count v I *oin inImwi**fi U p#**t for to morrow niurtnmr ut i#:riu oVImk in tin* ( 'oinniiNMiiioi h' lt4(oiii on Ihe lUTiiml floor of tin* C u u rt Hi I'fiK \I Litif «t r n M m is s i o n m i : i ; i i \ ( ; A riM'fcnihii m« «Hiur nf tin I llllll \ \ \ |l» \ t IMS' « miihI I.iim ill It ASIn It tk*l' f..|iiis I ' iv i i m-f i*n "f*1 til fm ilo * nun. i'c tin if IIVII Hull till' St, 1111111 i*f l l.fill i lo «it 1 foi rt'imlis mi fhitiit*. L. mum A. AnihT- i in tu iu h 'iit, u*l v Ip*««I Indus. The plan adopted by the United Service Orginfzallon to r*l»e fundi during (heir drive nelled Ho over the weekend according to Mr* Camilla Bruce, treasurer for the campaign. Both the Sanford Atlantic NalInna! Bank and (he Florida Stale Bank stuffed checks made nut to the USO and meding oniy Jndlvl* dual signatures In flielr monthly statements. But even (hough returns from that source have been good, Mrs. Bruce said only $10082 has been raised In dale. The goal Is $1120. I). I). W H U IflH N ~IlIE H Friends here of I). 1). Welborn will regret to learn of hi* death which occurred this morning ut hi* home In Hattiesburg, Mis*, following an Illness of HI dav*. A former resident of Hanford for a number of years where he waa associated with the Atlantic Coaat Line railroad and later owner of a shoe shon he moved to Hattiesburg about 16 >ears ago. He la survlvved bv the widow, Mrs. Neill# Welborn, and two sons, Carl, a student at th» University of Florida end Webber of ilattlesburrf. ---------------nBp. 2!) (lirls, One Hov Receive («lee (lub Activities Awards Tvuuily girls ami one imv re elveci awards Frida) rluung 'lass |)«v al Semilluh* High School fur having patlnip.de,I in Glee ' lull aelivilies over a lour vear period Those liouured were Floise lieu Ion. Gail Hilling, Marv lam Bow­ en Alice llrown. Beatrice Brown, Xlerlie I'rlssev, llarharit Flynl, Helly Glhhs Myrtle lleinl/. Doris Jones, Joyce Norn*. Ileltv I’altcrson. Ami Bullion Janice Heel. B.iilmrii Biggs, X'iolel Spivey, Xlurv Thomas, Irene While. Marv Vnil Wilke. Joan Wright, and Joe Hutchison Hitler awards lo Glee Glilil mrlil her* were made lo tlie following Accompanists Jeanne Lane Xf'ller I. lie IHe I'r f e e and 1.. ,., Wilke Triple Trio—Ann Ital'oiu, Mary Ann Wilke. Joan Wriglil, Merile I'rissey, Klnlse Snvrier, XIons John, Sandra Ihinn, Barliara Biggs, ami Joyce Jones Uoiilile Qnarlelle It av lliiv ls, ("hiinv Curler, Jnnmv Whatley, I. iiitv Bales, Ihlgeue Kslridge, Joe I lolehlsini, Tint in x Kinler, ami Al'lliui llaskin* Bay |).ivis. a senior is presl. deni nf Ihe organl/iilmn Miss mill* Boose XXIilllle, di rector, salil today that Ibis year's (ilee ( lull lias shown a grand spirit of cooperation ami fiuo sportsmanship "During the eight rears I have hern here a* Glee I lull director, this year’s group was ihe run-d milxlundlng. Miss Whlillu de­ clared Legion To Elect Fair Association Officers The Campbell-Louring po.i N'o. 33 of Gu* Americnn J.egmn will hold It* annual etertjuu of officer* "f the Fair Aaaocintlon ut (lilt evening a meeting ill the l.eglm) Hut lit H:<m o’clock, It vvnx nnmmneed today by Commander B. /<. JolinMon, The complete report on the stnte convent Inn, held in Orlando recent­ ly, win also t,e given. All leglunnalri's ari* urged to attend this hupoitaut meeting by president J. Denver Cordell nml Commander Johnson, * Them* three xraduatlnx "enlur* ill Seminole High School have been awarded rollrge srhelarsliltis. Left to rlxht,, Judy Irvin, vale­ dictorian and daughter of Mr. a»*l Mr«. B. C, Irvin of 201 Wrsl Klxhteenlh Street, won a tour-year arhularahiii ut .Mould llulyoke Cotlrge al 31mint Holyoke, Maes.■ Bolicrt Sforris, son of Sir. and Mra, Herman E. .Morris, I72H LocuM Avenue, won lha Legisla­ ture'* arholarshlp lit the University nf Floridai Betsy Anna Car­ ter, daughter of Mr. nml Sirs. Walter I,. Carter, 2299 Grandview Avenue, laan won a Legislature scholarship to Flurlda Southen Col leg*. ___ _____ Movie Time Table ItlT Z "Never Let Mc Go" *1:3.7 . 6:32 - 7:31 - U:30 M O V IB L A N I) "Million Dollar Mermaid" Show atarta 7:40 *i,■La, . - 4 \ �0r Silver Spurs Rodeo Florida State ROTC Will Begin On July 3 Officers Reassigned al Boyle’s Column K ISM.'I.'IK E (Special) — Plan* for the ninth annual Silver Spur* ftmlrci >1111 fur matinee perform* anene it Saturday, July 4 and Sjr S a l S c t l k [DON oS — Britain'* royal symbol o( fit/ em pire. II i* people like Mrs. Lacy T u n e r who keep that am olng wilh their iwcnt, non*, ■let lifelong courage. Tanner la one of thane In ibli Cockney charladle* Hint reia moat London vlaltor*. She subdued but chcarful woman I with dark eye* and graying , and ake la still slender a i a although ahe ha* had 10 chll- V ""enl nu pfr- T A LLA H A S S E E (8poeM> — Commanden of Florid* 8 tat* Uai* veralty** two E m i r * O ffker Training unit* will <Iear* In Aufor r.im jjila u u irtila .-i." 7«> ! Ilc77Jse H. Barr. professor «f air I cdence and lactic*, and command­ er of the A tr ROTC, will to to the Armed Force* S taff College a» Norfolk, Va., August I t . f o r m a n t Friday evening, July 3, it is announced by Kail Murphy, niir Iln " of the rlilin-r club. A unde I* net for lOtfMJ a.m. Saturd.iv In downtown Kissimmee, under direction of Jatne* Earle Lt. Col. Cornell Dt Sooth, pro­ Lupftr. Jr., parade chairman. fessor ad military adorn* and tac­ I'u r. t totaling $1755 will lie of­ tic*, Army ROTC, will report In fen d mntrstant* from all parta August to tka Oanrral Staff of thr country, with $300 each School. Fort U t M scheduled to lie paid In the five Their aureeaaoea w ill major contc*ta: saddle hrone June lA, riding, mrehuck hrone riding, bull riding, ten wrestling and calf roping SI1MI I* offered In the girl* clover 'it! tace and $110 in th* Imy* relcy race. According to Pat Johnston, gen­ eral meoi chairman, Paul Stoke* and hi* hull chariot I* egpected to rutum for the 3-day show, with Faye HUckstone of Parrish, N ell* Austin ol Kissimmee and Crlaay age, [aide* doing all hev own house I, ahe atlll docs six hour* out work each day—three spent In | office*, and three sweeplending a flat next dour flat In whlrh I am slaying. ring* h r* $11.W) a week— txas—and it goo* Into the udget. It a willful quality ahmil Price* Good Mon. & T u p *. Onl Legal Notices 't r t ic k f a 'P fiitii UN h t a t i ; U P K M U I t i i A T o ai.FInwera mol Mlunlr l.» ■ N r*. HI* wlte whine |i1m , ■ir H o c * I* u n k n o w n I * art h * i|.liV t io H d u l M in i .. a * * l>MII U rn llK llI m l.. In. I t o i l i t r . ST A II h in Hie I 'lu t ili I o f III* M o il , J m ll. h tl i ’l l i o il he H in t* o f K l n r lil* In Mini fm Smile C n iin lr , K io r l . l t in i Im n Ha. Sill. »it nlitir. vl.il ' I »i vI■ laM • * e * e In d u e ■ I* K \V A t m M IN I. - v * S IM M KM n i I ’ ll" M I N U li: I.K K K I.U \V i:ilH . M r >,,lle fiy o lM iu * . m id Hu- i i * i i i t *■ i l s e ll h « m * f o r t h r fo ri-, I,.. o r . th a t m i a i n M oM «.m i> it.it. rooty is, tit*, miki ni irom i ■ h rte a e e llin ik *1. im iri * 1. ..I p n M Ie re c o r il* of M » m (ii.i|r l | y . r t e r lila , t r o n i von th e eni.l Ml K lv w e r* u n it JMInnln I,. ■ g * t * . Ul» w ife , to l hr- - i l l I i K a g a a v n e tin in e r lii* th e f o llo n ■ v « * r r ll.» a lo t* , n i n e - o r i»aro t* M *11 n s lc In A e m ln o l. B ig . rlo rk lM . t u - w ll I.11I1 iin> . U *? " f J iM | o f la n d * re leg In liee.l i i .hiM ■*. * imi. Ins fo v e m lie r 1* 1, M i l . helitM n * n r . iM h l l l n f M illie il.ie . 1- . I h r | J. JelH* to I r r i n llu r h e 00 lify i f « t . 1**1, a n il i . i i n a in | Of I f f ' , i i f M e llo n n. T o w n 1 11 Mouth. Ita lia n I I 1:■ml, fin d itr s h *rc » iv n . n t i f t i «•» fil«- in \ ri» up I n fn l R»*rv4« m i U ib A l mt tnr lire I’liffhitrr. In New Turk"* famed ltorkefeller Pla/a, u ton third* life sise rrp lfrj of the rortnt.illon C.'nvnlrade brtmtbl to llilv country by I onifon fteeoril*. tne. ot New Vurk. I* •Ir.tsvlitg bilge rnnvila. The rrplirn, ex.irt in rvrry tielull. Inrludr* I be Stair- C'oarh (Inset) In uhirli tjiirrn Fllsibrlb w ill ride lo lirr rotun.illon, Ibe httrse* tvhlth draw I V roarlt, ami fully uniformed .iltcndaut*. Wo have our own set My husband, my two hoys at home anil I each pitch In four shilling* n week lu pay for It. “ IV ? seen two rnronntiun*. hut thofg never wa* Ihn feeling al Ibost. that 1hc-.*e I* at this one. They’re all lining somclhlng about It. “ I think she'* loved by every body—Ibe queen She mnsl be. (toyally I* something wv've al­ ways had—ami looked to Itui peo­ ple of our rlnsi tfnn‘1 »«■’ a lot of royalty, nllhmigh they do visit u» otcaiiiinally. Of course, wo could see morn of royally if we wrnt lo Ilut'kingham Palace and stood mil side. “ Hut I Ilk • the royalty, and I think everybody else does." Mrs Tanner put down I i i t cup of lea. her story over, ami sol HNm»<i lW f y w ilf Afiwagatr In ( h r f u l l iff I |1m ll l l llVI fill M r lt if n r f ill up 1*1*. I I'll w 1*1 ft fir* i ‘ n f J u m p , »itnl [ • l i l t I II I «i epen f I lite rs * I 'm «'ll f i ­ ll Will Iti* Shift*(I iinei111■1 t'ttd f W ltKW H WIIKHKOK. I Muvo tuulrt **( fiiv tinti*| ii 11if M*jil "f n> U M AI Us n fan it, F lo rid a . IM i d « p o f .viiiy. in ft a U I*. I I H I I N I m 1S* Ah I'I ppH nf hafit f about cleaning the flat Duchoit A ll-f foxalum VentHan HHh W H g M ( H Mfeui itf lending won't harm them. Th# f M A f f W l i M f , crack or pool. The »lat» spring tempered to jf jL ljA keep their shape . . . soap rinht hack in place even after rough use. lock for tha fkithat* Seal. . . It'* y#ur ausuniM at quality and dittlncbOn. FOR FREC ESTIMATES CALL Senkarik Glass & Paint Co 111 'Vest .Second Street M IIT H N I I I «■•••». I l l U n c m i : 1, i i r t i i i i r t t . w h » n Be* o f re s ld 'h .-e I* n n l< n ii» !i a r * h t r t h ) r s ilu lr v il in » * r v r r o r y o u r w r l l l r n (le f« n *> » |i, im p lu lo t f l l v t l h e r r lli. n r r * o n r b y a lto r n s v , to ftfe is im liir t a t * * . P. t). Ilo s i* ( l. M s n fn n l. la, a t l o r a s w rue th * u l n l n i l f f . la a copy t l i v r m f *1 Ib e « r r i n 1 P l» f k o f n r c u l t f u u n l i t p i r llu n *4 a t Han (n r it K ln t o u , „ u !_ [ • L U !fI 1! l h dav III J 11lie. In a v tr lM ln itlv o r c * arm r c illm i k g * a » ln * l vo 11 111 III* ( ’ l l m i l 1 battle thut sunk the Scharnhorat ! "Not 11110 was wounded My last two son* served after th-* war, and Ihcy nre now back at Immr Somelimes I iron l.’i shirts f«r them They wear 11 shirt every ntluv day not Ihn I It |s nero-.jnf). lint they know Mioihur will always do frv them.. • th ■' "For five* year* during Hie war I worked in Ihe gu* work* a* a itohcr, ii lirliklayer'a helper, ami N lr t lli J m lii ls l r i n n li <ii ns 11 yard laborer. a. M tin la i'lo C o u n lv . In , l „ . n " It was very very heavy work ? h. a b h iv v iM t-.i m i, . „ r , „ i ,i "A bomb landed In nor hn-k yard. The house was *0 badly dam. f mvim 1 r n e t* m r h s m t n tn l . . ,1 damaged Ihcy wouldn't even lake Id * 'o jtrt, h i H a n fo rd . M,Ml 1In ,I< tin t from u* lor 'lulil iiionlh*-rm , r lo r iitn m i 11,1, in . M m window*, on roof We lived In Ibe May. O i l baistnenl o. r. i i i :iin iiiin " I used to sit in the shelter at l u r k o f I ’ l r i 'i i l t I'.n ir t Hvm i I n n |, r o o m y . K lm liln night and wonder If we would ever ill be 10got her again. I don't think I could go through all that time again, No, I couldn't. An you gel older there arc some things you cannot do. , "When I left the ga* work* I had got along well (here — they cave me n tribute, i'hcy said that if any of mv son* nfl-rr the tear wanted emninyment they would give it In them. And'now I hnv*' five kon* al the ga* work*, all lu good job* "My husband i* u postman, 31 year* In service lint he lose* a lnl nf tltne through illness. Hr was gassed In the First Wnc. "Ho work* at night, and steep* In Ihr ilny. tie gvts op-kt U o'cioek, ’A", Qukk-Frot*n Fryer MRS. BILL’S Slrawbirry I SSm.iP8BS,eW i: IHis!:::; r FLORIDA'S FAVORITE Now In New Down Town Local ion At The Checker Board Si^n Opening: Special ,c f b r t il iz e u * 100 1,11. M # r # 'a W h y Y # u ’l l i l k # ■ r [ i V Mian f vUkly I J K I V II | 1 1 ■ V 1 .( It a y t In » \ w n $ h o v * W o rtV n /p p le jm Mo I divided.-our iloctxic bill by 30 days and by th$ number of electric services me use. Your svereie dllly pey for each job you do it our bouse is| *1 o f d o lrv a M n i n 1 WS fl 1 1 1 1 jf f | ■ 9 u ■fJ 9 V 1 f l J ■ ^^fl vl iryFPtL Flck tf f m IM|f fie •btcfnNlf keel PBICE8I U l ortr# IS » | . illk ik e M i l used M d f r k h N u n h it J a V te rto n a . '^ ■ b r ‘ i i » fi ’ - ■ -v ft” — ' �• . •■ ♦’ Pvt. Senoti To Ruffin 8 Weeks Of Training 1* R O V I N G GROUND, Mil. (Special) — Pvt. Marlon Sc mm, ion of Mr*. Hattie William*, lit, 1, Sanfonl, Fla. has Wflfiit.-f * . " f!rir..~,r,ci t> i,!-:c ment Training Center here, where he ||)||| undergo eight week* oi basic military training before con* tlnuing hi* Army education In one of the technical schnnls of the Ordnance Corps. After completing hi* Army basic training Private Hunon will be­ come a full-fledged member of the rdnance Corps, which I* charged 1th the *upply, maintenance .ind repair of everything the Army Uses, from truck* and tanks to timepiece* ami tin-shear*. Sr the Ordnance Replacement Training Center trainee* nre taught Ammunition .Storage and Supply, Light Artillery Ib-palr, Ordnance -Storage and Supply, Small A im * Repair and Ordnance Blacksmithing. Other Ordnance school* throughout the country train machinist*, automotive and tank repairmen, anti-aircraft ar­ tillery maintenance men and many other trade* useful to Imth the A|^ty and the soldier. Europe'* tallest Essex Studio Jy In in , S.mlnole High School graduating senior, won a four • year scholarship ta Mount liatvnke fo il* * * . Mount Holyoke, M au ., for her alanine essay. M l** Irvin, who was the editor uf the srhool paper, The Celery Fed, I* the daughter nt Mr. and Mra. It. G. Irvin, 201 West Eighteenth Street. Judy Irvin, M a r y Lou Copeland Win Top School Honor ** Legal Notices wn ur t iv fiir o ltie »ru! d*y nr July A U . I*»*. utid f li. >«n flu fit,- sulit Hii.wer nmt il"f.ii.n* w-ilh tb« Clt-ih nf (lie Cln oil i 'mart nf Ht-iulmd* I'lionl Fliirblit. same brlrta h . ii vwre*. iiltmrwl.r n lii-crre J*rn 1'iiri(■».i» •n w will Ii r t iL r e d n a n ln .l n -n ill lu> fee fa ilu re In *u i r r v r und f llr y iiu r r n n s u r n r n t lir r il»fi-n *e« a rr-a iilr*i| hv |* w . W IT N H H H mv baud mid n ffli Oil * i.* i t h i . m tii d *v n f M m . a . h . HSJ fHKAl.l is tm h f> I- f'ti-rk m u h t II KIlNt n IN. nf t'lr e o lt f n u r t o p t iim m ii s t Y Ji iwiii. s r'M M u .i: n il y r r . *'1.11111 I I A, IV I'tlOIIA'ITJ. IN MH. rJHTATIJ d r JOHN I. JPAVIHI.U • i a fill r n F i i i T i M l N h ii nn%m I h V h l i r M I N i ( in OK- ♦U M I1 A<JAI \N T NAIII UN* TATfrSi • i 4 i You Mini uf % ■nil Mr** h r r r b v iHitiritut mill rviiiiirvil fo i ii hv < U lm a Mini ilviunmlM w hich you. «if «lth»r uf you* hoy ii»v« uii .i I iih1 • fir* o41llfft of JOHN I* JKWKI.Ii. (trceaRrd. U U uf »mI>I (%*unlv. i*» lh« f'miiiiv .fijtlHf of 8»*mlmt1i* C*miiriI V. Florfifw, tiC lil8 nffiir in the i'filirl holiftr of nmId »’until v nl Min font. Florida, n hMu •-1mhi «»«1«»n ilnr Hu.itUiM from Hid (Im* uf lit*' flfu l iiu lillc iitln ii u f f HI in ruitlcr* Ivai h claim or ilwitimnl whull Iih in w rh ln ic. m nl H n tll vtntc (hi* iilncn A) rcnlilvrifd a ml p»hI office ml* W fr«8 n f the ciM lm itflf, a n il mIk i II I io •i w orn lo hv the c la tm iiiit. hii* ii a « lit. or h U Mtturnftv. mnl m iiv Hitch c la im or ilem am l not fto film ! khflll h r void. A lfrto la If. Jftw rll. Aa KtaciilrU of thi* leant W ill mt«1 T m ln nimil o i J O H N I* JKVV- Kl-fn (i*i-r«ii*i| Vtrn mlblli-s 11mi Jim* III v ISM. a t IT I I'M O K B U T T O T-.TIIU U P V O X W h o * * A d ilr * * * t* t/n k n iiw o T O P A m : I I M I I M I i r N O T IK IK U A h * I * ■ t i l t f o r i l l v o r m hsn tir« r| W o u e li t u tf s liin t you In lh « C ir c u it C o u r t o f H i* N in th , J iii H i -u i C ir c o il o f F ln r ld * . In A m t F o r 8* m ln m « C o u n ty . In C b * n c « r v No. I I I * . A n H ld ir a v lu ln l t i l l * In l i t * c a *» la i : o a * n * H. K n * . I 'l H l n t l f f v*. M lh * t I ’ . K m . t> « r * n it* n t; a m t y o u u r * o r d * r * i l a m i r * i| U lr * il In H I* w it h l b * C l* r k o f * « ld C o u rt y o u r n r l t t * n i l r f r i i * * * to uH lil i - i i i n i i U l i il , I f * n y y o u b u s *, on o r b * r u r * l I t * IT th ilu y i d J im * A. H. IS M . H * r * ln f o i l n o l o r l i t t e r * * P ro i 'o i i f * * * o w i l l Ii* * m » r * it m r iilim l you. W illi* * * m y ha n d and > *n l at H a n fo rd , K l o r lil* . M «m |nul« ( 'o o m y , A l* IS lh d a y o f S lav A. fl. IS M w O. P. IIK H N IH IN • C la r k C ir c u it C o u r t h v n . I . H u n t r» C. fH K A M flo toww a r d J. C lU li A t l o r n s r f oi r lili lila ln tlir t- l-o- _____ N o rth o.irr u a n a ic A v *. O rla n d u . K to r ld * T T "T — . M : n p i> HM I CftlC Py r f t l , tltir * |Mg llu- |1 n H " ~ year Ml** Cope­ land wrote and delivered t Ii e Class Prophesy lia s* P ro p h e s y i , nt last Friday * opeland ufti-numn's annual Class Day as­ sembly. “ Two other Scmlitide High stu dents wan Legislature scholar­ ships. Betsy Anne Carter, daugh­ ter of r. nnd Mrs. Walter L. Car- * oA <li!l ^ ?4 ** «n STATION w r i t II Dial lion V M, World 'l l*|i Huuri* l\|hir nl fMV TV ' fk It * S'rllEN ’ifwf ' "• I' ll III IIS ,\rk«» Kll* iM fl W f»tl \ »*InUt1 l.nriif lnrtkrt Mum|c,i I Ni'V) ■* Fit rn Inif Mii'tlf Kil.1v tun It Id Klava V.i Irftr U..M Mr'*! Tl»r Midi SUM l.dHIon Kv»*n TI»lo KvhtiPN fl" I »ntirrHrnn rill|n t NrtImiii a» Xl'M « 11»«* r i u i i 44 m l H liir A i < .»ai T i/ iT iil’ei- \VurlitAt Ncirin T I K X IM > I*. *1 rn rm I Mm -f M u f t * »i P < ’l u l l t ar 1.1 1In \ ‘n r » r -t I m Htw r Amur l< *iu-i N l 'W m T lD "»tld v M ia llU f** l i n e \ - > t a U n l u ll W u il.t Vt T iti T i d l f l V • HU H I •*tif\ 11** ll r \ r» t« * -ifit **m D MIlfs*I 1 I l k e r a t f l ‘ - a t 1 l tiD D « i nt. Nl»tv*s H DD *7 . 1 1 •T " -cr ■ 1 .. * M N rn n n h e r a ld should have heett 'taken In HO (alfnwmg ohirrvntlons are mad* I DM I'a g e I past. ''It appears that Lake Monro* \ lm t . J iiio "The City of Sanford has taken can bo an Important frtm ary as­ 't step forward In retaining enu set to the City of Sanford If the vnd convey If In a primary type ncerlng cnnvulluuts In plan a pro­ wafer,* -tre not abused by the Clly sewage treatment plant, pros tiling gram lor alleviation of the atnrr depetulinu mi it for l re nt men I pf disimectioii, to bg constructed eon mentioned most iindealrahle con- sewage and iiulii»tri;d sables. The currently with the intercepting lilion* M| snnltarj ,*ewns'* and Pie of -iieti n hotly or w„t-*r (rn1 sewer mid appurtenances An out ‘nduslrial wa*le mint It" rempvt*dn,.QW-'o— 1o t*o*a1 is tmlv wiirrunU*! /■ill line i- ir;ii;ipti/v-"'Ji-<-w-* null) these stu nt,* in t-nlt'i*"' wo nplele treaunent is iv>t fot'ied effluent to ilie mtin chan safeguard the health and welfrro ' enough I t■.■ adverse told itnre:t*oo -ni m ti.i: Si Johns n iiu r inrimgli it the cititen* id Senfurt. The uo? able iinp.tinpent of the potential the lake -tlimU he ItH'lutled in the of these creek- .shunt I be llim to l-h e n .lin .il later u*i-s of Lake Mon eon fruettoo peogriim to that nf naluru' driiliiug-* ntd roe and the St. Johns River In ihr Itespei'KiilIx submit led storage water from the street- -,r i-ieinlti -i[ Sanford, if uneont’.'ollgd I’ aul W Rielmrds can ri-dtiee or partially destroy the the City. I'idillc Health Engineer "A »ec"pd acute pruhlem eon- pfC»ei i aI ton of it* available uater Southeast Drainage Hi 'routing the Cits I* that of climb rkfiniree- In regard In pidl"tiiin sill* anting the heilth ha/aril and ob­ condition- existing at oilier eltk-s Division Water I’ollutlnn noxious aesthetic nui«snv- eondl- ihrmighmit Florida, or the Nation Control t|on» resultin'/ front the discharge for Ibiii matter, each stream ex* C S. riddle Health al several places i<f mtreated lake mu*! be considered as an in Service" wwage along t’-e l>ke Irmll re- (taps'llJcid problem ullli rest ;ct •iioilng wall T« elinimnli- this to Imp hi niciit of tlie u tcr mininit-re .in - mure ih im J I . is k iis n i :ond 11Ion. an intercepting sowor, ||y In -..-tinge or iiuliittrlnl waati ■n-eessary sewage pumping *ia- (p a degree uhteh adversely i-r eu lueyel ■* m the l ntli-l Stall" tle'.is. and atipurteiiances will he reason.ib1t alfeef* such waters for required various benefleial u*rs. . ■'!* Is understood by flu* wider ] " It ha>, therefore, been iL ermia Hut the present nr-iptWed plan ed by the writer that a minimum or-ivhle. for ei-rreetlrm of a par nl I’r-.ei - sewage treafm-ill I* ’mn nf the ah n o deb-lo-si-te. and called for at Sanford both from Inadequacies in the Sanford sew- the p.ildii he ilth -tandpoinl ami the uge culleefion system This will pnhametni-nl of '■•ntvimic beiu-|tt'inly partialis preclude the health Ihnl can be derived liv .the City IIFCOMM END.VTIONS harurtl condlUou resulting from i*iw sewage discharged lulu Lake "That lirnkeu * -w -r*. mnnhoY*. -Monroe. and -ippnrlenam-es thereto ill* fta-rd on Hit- leehiiii-dl data as ehargoig sewage to creeks in lluCity lie repaired tinincdialely In or sel forth in earlier repicl*. II : dls charge of raw ur onlv macerafed. tier in reduce to a minimum tlv.ground or comminuted domestic nunniiii of sewage f l o w i n g sewage from Sanford into Lakr Uiroogh tn- i|i*>-' h---1' s aril* in Monrr • at the shore line aoo lei- Slime ireai- of the town "Th.d -eu,irate <rvm *i sfi-ins out. or Into the chnnr.-I of the St Johns River through Hie lake will saoir.irv no) storm, lie plutmed fur mil instrlallv ahale thi- haeterlnl 'he i di in Im cimslne-led In the S T A U T I M ; T O iM D llltO W ln-allh ha in.al existing at I he pre­ ‘enm-b'ii* future In the Interest sent linn- near I he rrlaiuing wall id i nristructhm economy, -lonn During periods of low sta| > in the .valei -ewer systems should dis to the creek* within Hu­ St. Johns, lavarab!.- winds will pro- charge n t. .I.. Itiii currrr.1. ^ - ,t,»i 11 * ni i , »•»* • 'Iti.it .hi intercepting sewer and ' 1.. in return of haelerlal |iollution to nece-san piimtilng facilities he the Sanford waterfront. Con-trm li'il to pick un the sanitary "To dl*t*o»e of untreated wastes sew age nl point* along the hike front Sanford at any of the point* In the pre-et-dlnc i»arugra|ih will In Hk- opinion of the wrlt.-r still rentier the sogHu-rn shore of Lake Monroe eontunilnuled and should he lloclared grnssly imUulcd .lay htn >* innn hnclcrlit mad niiXife for recri-atinnal puri»u*t-s such a* lialhmg, wading, swimming, w.at-r *ki lug. etc "Sine- the national water nul liitino control act slilnllates that in Hie developntent of water polft. It. F n rre ll lot inn i-nnbrol programs due re­ gard shall he given to the improve <h\ m*i ments which are tic.vssary to eonlUMMMfY fLlWHEY /» A icrve waters for r-creational pnrlln K iin | Kir.Nl S i reel poses, anil agricultural, industrial ami all other legitimate iptc*. the Arcade Package Store Mu ml iin Viineri tlre il * 5T i, 1V - •/ v *.*’1 * TIk* State Farm Insurance Co. HIVIN'; I. I'KYOIt, Representative 1 lil ts It ti » 111111 11Ma11 :t . 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Radio Protframa ^The mutineers from the Rnunly British exploration ship settled In Pllcarin Island in 1780. hut their descendants were Iran *!"re d tn Norfolk Island, too mlk-* northJudv Irvin Is Ibe valedlclorinn «ast of New Zealand, in ISM and Only about 10 of them ever return- anil Mary l-ml Copeland I* * the • (H o Pllcarin. sal ut atori an of this year's grad­ uating class at Seminole High School, II was announced Indav hv Herman E. Morris. SIIS principal The two honor students will lead ta ths; • i m <‘ « i t ru t mt eon TIIM S IS T II Jl IIIC IA I, (THtTTT 110 seniors in the processional at IV A.VIt Toil SKSt IM 1I.K r i ll S- commencement ceremonies In the t v . *T.o«imv i \ rn .v v ritiiv SIIS auditorium Friday night. m i. ** n tv ii.t,iAyi r f u iiii Miss Irvin Is the (laughter <>( I’l i i l n U f f Mr. and Mrs. II. 0 , Irvin, 201 West Eighteenth Street, and Mis* li a mi a im :t H.tN.N.t f< mi>. Copeland I* the dang liter of Mr ItDfiniriii m *» T iri« t » A iT t m i and Mr*. E. W. Coiwtaiid, 001 flllKHTINMWi IN TilK NAMH n r Park Avenue. T ilK MTATK UK FLnfUVM MAltOAItKT IIANNA KnltH For her whmiiLg cssuy, Ml** Ir ­ S w liiM ir* rfPiilriH'tf In vin wa* awarded) I1U I m I. iiji »!l f.iNM, a four year scho­ T*‘Mi * You idtf h«n*liy r<t*|l)li ft| lit sei y«- larship to Mount your m tm v# «r h | | i| i|i*ftillm u m In III. Holyoke College, •*nlII!•*•! Null i n j i Pr e nn o r I n RHuriM'V tn Kill iif tnmiilttlfil f|}**| Mount Holyoke, a g a i n * ! v o n i n tiiu i ' l r i u l l t.Viurt Mas* Shu wa* t»f Ki fli iltmir 1‘iMihiv. Klbiitlii. it|m11, editor of t li e f*laii<!n l» l in u r . A ll» »rn i*v ( «»r I 'i t t l i i . , » » , * *ri.« Jiff nl *1i?fi Nfirlh Muln Hi rev I, ur } »<hool piipiir, 1 III I n t i t l F | * » r l <Im. ' . .- (Continued lim n Page One) streams Uilml.try in the lake. The discharge of domestic sewage, inilustrlal wa.sle, and the unmn. .rolled dumping of "night soil** in­ to these creeks cannot be rundoned-Ky .i:-y ■ , ' S1.* !he cltircn* of voitr community.’ "These existing condition* op pear indicative of the lark n( a long-range planned program o( the Sewerage ayrtem and probable failure to provide sufficient per sonnrl and fund* for (he proper maintenance of the system. A most acute health problem cun fronts the City in these tributaries to |gikt> Monroe. Action tn correct these deficiencies inud be taken in the immediate future. This S Is * * Rrwernirc A B E R D EE N Mt. Etna volcano. . . . i * I / ■ *a | jj *»i ,x Andre‘W I ’arraw av Ateiu-v i« 1 r l ll lM - ' 12 H I \M K IH I IIs*iii mici* 1*1ii ■« Xt'nii !■' I* \ Ul\ S ltlG W G l w * U f 4 * G r , u d v !())» A 'i l n i p . '. w a s recipient ot a srhplnfihlp to 1'lor-------------------Itis Southern CoRegli while Ito* hort Morris, soft of Prfhelpat and Mrs. Herman E. Morris. 1728 l«n cusl Avenue, received a .frhblarshin to Hio 'University illy ,of of rlorlJa, ........ The Student Council __ ______ ______ soonsn oonsnrcdi the first annual hamiuet honoring the faculty last Thursday evening at Ine high srhool During last Friday’s Class Day rllrx, iinbert Morris received a key for bis lentire ns student hod) president Miss ft] lie Whit tin reeogiiiml Glee club m i-m licr. who were outstanding in service to Huschool ami Edna Chitlenilnu. li­ brarian, distributed pins among member* of the library council. The senior key wa* presented to Incoming president Joel Moss by outgoing prexy Terry Cordell Ap­ pearing on the program was the Reaver High Schuol A Cappclla Choir from lllucflchi, W Va., di­ rected by Miss F.llxahclh Sheldon. Th Choir Is eurrently touring Florida and was brought to the high school through arrangements made hy SIIS Inslrurtor Roger Harris. Holiday Traffic Toil FallB Behind Record By The Associated Press The , ie toll of nf traf traffic accidents for the ho Memorial Day D l. holiday we*fc end fell far short of records but belated reports might raise il to the figure predicted hy the National Safely CouncIL Vehicular accidents from ft p. m. Friday until Sunday midnight cost 228 lives. Drowning! accounted for BO morv deaths and ii died In a variety of eccldenla, raising the total Id H I. m/Ovetb l i p } V I o v» I C l e t t v r ' W IlH IM I M i A I M LAST TIME TONIGHT IN 08146189 ____ ‘ WITH Sle-p ll|l sills'll fill' yulllM’lf , . . your fiumlx , . . yum i.iinmiimly by inducing the I*issiliilitv iif ii inecliimii'-il Mlliiiu in yum car v.(n-h ciiillil ciuisif all iii'llli'MIt Pis' vuiit iii i nt ii service needs (min glowing lulu im i|ni,ie pair |nl)«. "Safe T-W.iv" seivlce is i nmumiiug program of safety inspections lor your cur. developed by Ciievrulnl and brought to you I'V your local Clieviuist ileuler. '« H t a o u * « M a a U M « t ia a « * * * a u it a t t » » i* Nesr. Cwtww — B h «U I>ilve into our service ilepartment tmlay for a 10 point "Safe-T-Wuy" check up. Vuu'R d/lvr mil kiiowipg that you'va t.iksn u big step Inwrud snfci. more economlcai driving , CARTOON HOLLER MOTOR SALES M i 21V Kant Srcond Street 8ELCCTRD SHORTS ____ .... _________ Phon* 222 118 floflth P«k Avimifl ' _______ “ STAN” . . . . ROOKY HOHDON O XFO RD j IA C K 8 W A IN P hone 12.11 Dam utW otf... m l wj£(L d m t ut yiidkA JSo^J' f8iWsiiaaMisauiii»rii..* i-ssanwhwaa** \ �t - m r> Long . Live The Queen! The Sanford Herald N a le re d aa a e e a M r la .a M a tte r drinker — ST, into, at Ike feel o tiilea ,1 eaafare. ClarKa. anOer Ike A ll i i ' i i m niK Ttott HA-rna Mr fa r r ie r ........... ............ ........■ . ) , d a * Monlfc .......... 1.0* T k r r * M o n ik a b it M o n ik a Ml II.n da* t*a r af All a k l l n a r r a a t lr f a . r *a r a * Ik a a k a , r * a « ln lla a a ) • * aa l l * * a n f * H lr r la ln m * m *,,, I k * O N IM M * • ra la ta a la n d * , n u l ka r k a r i i . la r al r*eHlar aUrmTalaa ralta. N r e i* * * n l* < l N f l l a a a l l r H r !» • land n » w .|.a e * r H a o r * * * a la ll* r a In r.. Y ew l a r k , r k lr a a n . U e lr a ll. M n ata a I I I . a a . k l. I.n aln. T k a l l r r a l d la * M aaahar a t tfca A t.u r la ta e l*r*a a w fc lrk 7* r a lM Ir n r . r l H a l i e l , ■» th e naa t a r r t p a k lim lla a a t a ll Ik a |a » a l m a t a r la li d la Ik la a r n a p a p a r aa w eU aa all AH . r a t U U a a le b a a . MO NDAY TODAY'S J U N K I, 1981 BIBLB VBBBI On* of the four gospel* wee w rlttm try a physician. Ho knew that faith I* the greatest medicine In the world. They akall lay hande uii the sick and they shall re* rnuer.— Mk. 10:18. I lie G*neral Federation of Worn* en't (lu lu atk* Freiidenl Ei*«nImwrr In give more women lop join. What more important job it tline ihr.n lurking tiir nadir that inlet I l f world) A lull lint become law telling up a Hiarlei rommiition in Orlando. Full thing you know they'll have the rommitiion*mani|tr form of vivrrnmrnl which Sanford adopted TO ye*r« ago. ^ In OisttannuT* Mr. Lamb it ■ruing hit mother-in-law, Mr*. Wolfe for tlienalion of hie wife'* affec­ tion*. lie thould have known a Limit didn't have a chance with a wolf. Americans normally taka little interest In the corona­ tion ceremonies of kings and queens of foreign countries, but because the ties with England are still close despite the blending with other nationalities in the United States, be­ cause the pleasantries of such • ceremony now especially BtamnSOf'uTT m.. iirab realities of the world, but more than anything else bemm: Elizabeth herself h> v.T, to fall In love with, her coronation tomorrow will be watched with interent by millions of Americans an well an by 000 million people of the British Empire. E'or Elizabeth Is a queen In her own right an well an by Cllz................................. the ritlen of uccennlon. She Is the daughter of George VI who ancendedI the throne when his elder brother Edward V III married Wallin In Stmpnon Simp; _____ aa the ______ second son of George V who was the non of Edward the V II and the grandson of the rest Victoria. And Elizabeth could, if she wanted to. trace {er ancestry hack through a long line of English Kings. James I. Henry II, King John from whom Magna Charta was wrung. William the Conqueror, Edward the Confennor. and right on hack to the Alfred the Great who ruled In 871. llut she in also a very beautiful woman, with a rare amount of intelligence who has by her own charm and grace won for hcmclf a place In the henrtH of millions of people throughout the world, She could, If she wore not descended :ended from Knglinh kings make herself a movie queen In the best sense of the worm Though It Is said that every man In Eng­ land Is In love with her she Is the devoted wife of Prince Philip the Duke of Edenburgh, and the mother of two fine children. Through she has been queen only a little more than n year and tn three months and is only 2? years old, she Is nl ready nf as a second Victor!*; who saw England iy spoken . reach Into those distant lands where ihe sun never nets, Her ad vice is sought by the ministers of state, and even Hir Winston Is subdued In her presence. Hhe arisen at 7:80 each morning and follows through as busy a dally schedule as an American president. . Some nf ns muy wonder why England, still In thu midst of hii austerity program, should hold such u costly spectacle just to crown u queen. But the British are thrifty with all qt their love of tradition and‘ by means all of the rd/u mil­ ‘iy no i lions this hIiow will cost the will bo lost. Almost ,, government goi half will lie regained from tpe sale of seats, many of them to Americans, und the lumber which goes Into the stands, will be recaptured and built Into government houses. And what u boon this celebration will lie to business. Millions of dollars worth of souvenirs are being sold, many of them to Americans, and hotel reservations have been sold out for more than a year. Over 20.000 householders have volunteered to help accommodate the visitors. .Stores are jammed. The British are too good as traders to suggest Hint business plays any part In the coronution ceremonies and any hint of commercialism would be extremely distasteful to the trudltlonullnts, but it cannot be denied that the pas­ senger lines have been booked solid for weeks und the tourist business is booming. llie^ *people will have to fvote w in D B 'v IU U|D DEPENDABLE («w 9(1 » « ,ion*. But that iin 'i tha If?* • mind In a broad program to dfvrlop Lanfral Honda inland p a ltri. tba U a ..|.iu f , atk. that |h« Si. JohniIndian Rivar canal conntcting In­ land Honda with (ha lower u * | coait by walarwaya ba included J„ i I t * l *"?1 wcul<l All Orders I*or Currency, Payrolls Or Transfers O f^ Oviedo To Graduate 9 Seniors Wednesday Money Should lie Made Tuesday, June 2 nd. Weather I/1W High Prcclp. tm ns Asheville 00 SI Boston Kll SJ Chicago 34 74 Clovolund S3 OS Lus Angeles as 7J New Orleans 112 New York 84 83 4S Seattle M r .US Washington 88 <tt> HO Jacksonville Miami ' ■ '! 83 , .17 Tqlluhnssce w / ,; • ■t « Do you know 4 ittsr jsss! ,, » renCc (.'allege, Appleton, w lf., (• hu siiccdssdr to Dr. Jnrtv 'B, Conan), who ro* isigped as Harvard Hi pre*sjdent last January to becouia S: high commissioner tn Ger­ many,, ' v r iin lo i. " * 7 ,» 1. ,,l, u>i I 1 "Your IIS Magnolia • ,l ..1.1,. ( » ,f . - i ...<r Westing house Dealer” ; Phone 1767 . 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A b o v e il l , this car can give you lupreme value—more room, comfort, power and thrill lo r the money than you can find eltewher.*. Why not coma In and see it, drive it, com pare it? W e 'il be h a p p y to arrange matters R o a d m a ile r, o fflo f l l a d as exits •Slaadard on Roadmailer, toil oh ofhat SStria e riail, i A e d i a i l a t o i l pa Safer' and U M w I Dll 440 | U ilit on Roadvtolet t l U f i l »>io (,'OOH W (llluitiot.nl • •i.eOei,'*., ><•** —4 letei W H . H attifHi, K.ia, a*, w r fowl* t» u a lie n , • i i i v i u a to o tu r » eeiW.uo wunWN •* . w e i *•>(**. am ed.ee w *|iw <e iM >«« e iw e m :M " w s f c « i IM ttta k M t 'v -A APPLIANCES NEW HARVARD PRESIDENT j- I t cun sot you atlngle with thrill. w W tM o e a i ess COMPLETE SALES AND SERVICE ttitan- KMi-Hia iuiCKcncui bu* ■ in ' k Orlaado ^ t k j r S L , T h U la th e M i l k a t a a e rie * a l K a llu r la l a a te r lla e m e a la aa. a e a H a g la ih le a * e e r e a rh w eek. C ZJ f t * . - i n * 1. South Honda I ood control projact. T la 7, "p n* hutkV with | W r r l co,,of tha project ,nd r : V w°“W five pleasure craft bound .. *“r P*!m Beach and Miami an f *j**r««l»v* route |o tha Eait Coe," About the last of February we hope winter will never come araln and at tha end of August we feel the same way ahnut summer. But here are a few tricks that doctors ' agree will h etf keep you cooler In hot weatliiT er. Start with loose, light clothing, rat lighter meals, hathc as often as possible to keep the skin cool and clean. Arrange your schedule to do heavy work In the cooler morn­ ing hours . . . . and you will he a lot marf comfortalible maining quiet than chasing that elusive breeie. Select summer drug needs from a quality druggist si 0 Doiivrlalit JEFFERSON DAVIS’ BIRTHDAY ■■ I t can surround you with comfort, luxury, restful ease. It can velvet a rough read with lit even softer all-coll-sprlng cushioning —track true on curves with Us solid There would be. By W. V. B ITTIN O Tourhloa Drug Co. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3rd hear one away In the trees, He will know that his Investment Is sti paying In dividends. A gentleman by the name of James Pevane, writing in a publication entjtled “Information," offers the following arresting philosophy: “Certain characteristics mark the ago In which we live. First, the men of our day are able to break everything down, hut they cannot make a synthesis, They have split the atom, but they cannot put its bits to­ other again. They have broken flu rope Into fragments, but hey cannot unite the broken parts. They have tarn man Into five different parts — political, economic, scientific, Hesthetlc and moral man. There is wanting something which can unite these five parts Into a human being.” The gentleman Is absolutely correct. But we wonder If his observation hasn't been Inspired by too much reading of the old nursery rhyme which describee how Humpty Dumpty "hed a great fall” from a wall and how all the King’s horses and all the King’s Kl _ men couldn’t put Humpty together again.” It could be.—8 avannah News. S eep Cool WILL OBSERVE iin f'W U An Unsynthetic Note Central Florida area and hi* passing will be mourned bv those privileged to have known and rked with him. work SANFORD BANKS J upon the qurtlion of( longer *eiiioni loi Legi.lature, cotne .............. {••r ,Lthe Leai.I.lure. 1954. Ear thji Legideturg hat adopted • resolution celling for • conititutionel amendment providing for 90 day •eiiron. in.tead of 60 day* if threetifth* of the member* think more time i* necriiary, Since the amend­ ment alto provide* (hit a Icgi.lator* talery dull be $1,200 * y „ r without extra compeniel^u lor Orlaado Sentlael John Pierson, a t well known In Orlando as In Sanford, unselfishly gave himself to public service In support of hln belief In the fu* ture of Central Florida and Ita people. Wllllnaly and gladly hla llm * and energies were devoted gen­ erously to reuses that benefit young people. Ida work In the Bov Scout movement went hark 25 years. When civic mattera were In­ volved. Il waa natural for him to he put on a committee and to John Ptrruon It made no difference whether he was chairman or Just a member. lie worked with equal en­ thusiasm and self sacrifice until the Job was done. He was f ln t to credit others with good work. He (ought no recognition of hit own contribu­ tions. He staged the recent Armed Force* Day parade at Sanford with such smoothness that made It appear to hava been the work of menv men. He was in Orlando for the American legion conven­ tion. He Hied the day he returned to his Sanfor*! home. Mr. Pie non was even tempered and frlemllv and an outstanding man of service In everything per­ taining to the public good. He was well known throughout this Investment In Life While Sanford yearn* for a hd»* pilal there are llioie in Orlando who would abandon one they have. Ketidenl* in the neighborhood nf (he excellent Holiday Houie re*ent it* expxntion, believe it* operation* le»»en the driireakilily of the i l f A for dwelling*, fear an advene ef­ fect Oil land value*. Well, we wouldn I want to live next to the Empire^ Stele Building but we wouldn'►object to owning ■ little real rttate under It* ihadowt. . ilftjV jjW i'IjJ f.iit-S it '' • Re Worked For Other* THE WEAKER SEX will be made by lluth M etdaf and Paul Mlkler. (iciu ral award* will Ik* made by A 17-yrar-old youth kill* him ifll Principal W, A. Teague and by rep-' iiDying Ruttian rpulellr a* hii reientitlvex o( the American l e ­ luidc m three day* look* on in Nine lenlors will g graduate from gion and the Junior Chamber nf lioimr. Tim term* a tragic thing, Oviedo Dish School during exrr Commerce. Mr. Teague will prevent diploma* cl i t * Wcdneiday night at 5: 00 o' hut il nny have been for the beatt to the graduate*. Benediction will clock at Ihp hlj(h icLuol. for what chance doe* a man have Graduate* Include Walter Dutlu, be by the Itev. E. T. Standlfer. The to make a tucceii nf hit marriage A man in Ohio brought the world u lot of sung and Jo Ann Fleming. Mittio Fleming. program will close with the reerxLew Norman Fare, Itlchard L ew tllyn .! ilanal. or hi* Id* if he it itupid enough to beauty. It cost him $760. Ushers at the exercise* will be Warren McCall, Emmetj Tanner, _____ ______ .. lit T« play Ibadan roulette. A family of robins, tike most wild creatures having little Dorothy Miller. Roy llelslel, ( ) « r Cornelia Wellmon, and Jim Whv» consideration for private property, built a nest In the g?ne Parker, and Harvey Joe Slay.Seminola County’* two hoipital shackles of a huge trailer,. It must Ion. _ have looked like a good ton. Five graduated at last year's exhill* have bmome law without the lace to bring up their young. They were not both thered by , , ' j* Knvrrnar'rl iljnature. Wg, hope | he fac$ thSt trailers rent fqr $160 a day. It dldn' t bother wcl»c«. F D IE E X T IN G U IS H E D • 1 The program w!J open with the neither nng of them wjlt be needed, . .he City Firemen extinguished n owned *,,» the (,**,•*,v* ..trailer .in, too „nuv„ .much —ther. eitl _ mih'who — lie processional to be followed by the and they will not if the Supreme cautioned all his employees to see that the nest was not dis­ Invocation by Dr. Frank Morgan. aras* fire adjacent to the railroad Court validete* the bond ueue turbed, • ,t ,-lr ,i .it 1.1 A dual by Martha Jean Hardy >aml (racks near the Corner of Hrven« t on the.program teenth i btreet and Mnunolla I Awe-' Won*I *Hart* la next which W A I voted by the people Ittt * In their own gndd tltne'thp'rtbltu fhM awai\ Next ft. T, Mllwee, * nun thl«> noon, It waa reriirted ni, Bet, |f i| die* iiol, lhc*« car the i lodglings which were hatched, In the nest In that public Imlrutltion, today by FlreTChlof M.” N. C lk W new l»wv will facilitate anolW ra|ler Wfll |iavu young of their own, For $760 the trailer Rev. J. E. McKinley, pastor df tha land, Kniurday afternoon the Fire F ln t Methodist Church of S* election for another bond tout, and Owner matte u contribution to the continuity of life. Sanford, Department answered a gn* stove alarm at the home of L. W. Sallike the 1**1 it will carry five to That sort of mun will be repaid. Some morning when who will give tha address. fiord's Prayer” will be sung vail, , J622 Willow Avenue. No one, his spirits .need a lift, when he may be troubled about busi­ by"The lfl| ‘ School Olee damage was done from the windthe Oviedo High ness op . persqnii............................ , , J ia ffftirt, he will see a robin on his lawn or d ub after which alhlctk* awards whipped flame*. t W : ■ i f WftlJ \ X. } MAOMAItM j MCOtl?. w8k Tela-TwkUe �MqpwtjwTY".;. S o c ia l fc u s w iA . B a r b a r a McNab T e l l s Plans For WeddingJuneG Miss Barbara McNab announced -oday plans for her marriage to M argaret Morrison ^ i v ia H ayes A n a ,1Herman L. Swaggerty which will ..ike pluce on Saturday night at E n t e r t a i n s F o r Patsy Edwards Are 8:00 o'clock. The Rev. W, P. Brook* Jr. will officiate at the louhle ring service at the First June G r a d u a t e s ' H o n o r e d At Party itaptlvl Church. M l** Margaret MorrUon entsrtalnrd at . an Inter it buitet luncheon for a group of grsdaiti-N after rl*»* day on Friday. The room* of the Morrison home were opened ctlsulti- and . Individual table* were »et np. In the living room the mantle was decorated with twin va*e* of purple ami white gladioli carrying out the class colors. The dining room table wa* cen­ tered with an arrangement of Weeding heart* and red lilhltru* on a reflector, usd the Individual table* held arrangements of vari­ colored hthi*cu*. Gall Hitting and Clark M e**|*r were the prise winner* at a guessing game. Ml»* Morrison wan assisted in nerving by Mra. It. E. Morris and her mot hr r Mr*. W. A. Morrison, Those invited to be with Ml** Morrison wrre Joan Wright, Rosa Coke Hoyle, Betny Ann Carter, Jo Ann Moore, Alice Rrown. Beverly Gray, Judy Irvin. I.urla Goff, .Sylvia Hayes, Call Bitting, Ann Kahorn, Mary Ann Wilke, Janice Heel, J’atny Edward*, Mary Lou Copeland, Cullaen Kngebretson and Gordon Toil, Sammy Jacuhsun, Clinton Bonney/ Junior Melts, Clark Messier, Bobby Grahain, Tommy flpeer, Jimmy Whatley, Bank* Register, .Stewart Mathleus, Bobby Morris, George Harden. Mr. and Mr*. H. K. Morris and Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Morrison. C a lsm d a A . MONDAY Thr Training Union of Ihe First Baptist Church will meet in the Fellowship Room of the Memorial Educational Building fur a covered dish supper and Worker*' Council at 7:00 p.m. The phllathra Class of the First Presbyterian Church will meet with Mrs. H. G. Behrens, Orange Boulevard, at 7:45, Mrs. Annie McArthur will serve as co-hoslrss, t u l h iu y The Chapel Choir will meet at the First D-.,iti*t Church for re­ hearsal at 0:45 p.m. The Daughters of Wesley Sun­ day School C ass will hold its reg­ ular btislneaa and social meeting at McKinley Hall at 8:04 P.m. Hostesses. fo_r the ____ even In ng will ho Miss Bessie chairman lie Zachary, c,,*., ■»■>>• Mra- J. I*. 1*. Thurmond, Mr*. J. J, ,C. ,C Davis, Mrs. W.- A. llum er, Mrs. A* D, Zachary and Mis* Mary Farlsh. ..The Unity •'Trulh” Class will meiyljat 7:45 p.rtb a t, the Valdes IIotM with Carolyn Ifd Pnraon* as io a M ! ' r* ‘W V The piano pupil* of Miss M ar­ garet Davis will he presented In their recital at 8: IS p m. al the Hanford Woman's Club. Circle No. 7 of the W. H. C. 8. of tli* First Methodist Church will meet at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. Char­ les Atkinson. £004 Washington Avenue; Circle No. 0 with Mrs. Marvin Dyal, MIS Plumosu Drive, at 8:00 p.m. , The Ladles Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will meet with Mr*. R. T. Warren, 1012 Magnolia Avenue, at 8:04 p.m. for it* uuarterly birthday party. Mrs. W. B. Wallace and Mr*. W. M. Mu**rlwh!le entertained on Saturday afternoon at a Coca Cola party for Mr*. Musselwhlte’s laughter Miss Sylvia Hayes and Miss patsy Edward* member* of the graduating class at Seminole High School. Refreshments of parv sandwiches, relishes, brownie*. Japanese tea rakes, and the re(imiiing drinks were served lu the gdests from a buffet table brant Ioily decorated with summer (lower*. A prise was won during the afternoon hy Mis* Margaret Mor­ rison and gifts of lingerie wers tlvrn to the two honor*** hy ihe hostesses. Guests who enjoyed Ihe after­ noon with Miss Hayes and Miss Edward* were Ann Raborn, Gall Bitting, Lucia Gnff, Beverly Gray, Mary Ann Wilke, Joan Wright, Allre Brown, Mary Lou Copeland, Belay Ann Carter, Margaret Mor­ rison, Jo Ann Moore, Bevsrly Rogers, Mary Jane Boyle and Jo Adams, house guest of Miss Ann Rahurn. “ Childhood Hints h» D a v i d t a y i .o r m a r k e __Al* Newsfealurea W riter Fortunately for rblldren, the lime I* now past when use of psychological test* It limited to determining the Intelligence quoti­ ent, more popularly known a* the *•10." According to Lillian Mould, a New J«rsev psychologist and rlass-room teacher, It Is becoming accented generally that the child’s rinotinn* determine how cffectlvebe utilized, and in what direction lv his intellectual endowment can —In constructive group member, ship. In hook-worm pursuit of knowledge, or In Ingenious wavs «t defying authority, derstandlng The Child, ahe points Writing In the magaslne, Un­ cut that gradually, through the use of nsvchoanalvsls and through observation of children’s nlsy, art productions, conversation and be­ havior. the wav a human being develnns to emotional' maturity ha* become known to some extent. Adult* can at least gain some rlue io the specific problems chlldren tope with arid’ their feelings about them. I Today, she sava. a halt err of (•* <?n1 Mat—U «♦««•» W SVvohom etrfc W Intelligence W*t! and'what­ ever "protective" tests seaid;Indi­ cated. Each of these explores facet* of the child's personality; The flndlgt are then Integrated and muni an, a bail* for detfrmlnIng his weaknesses, strengths, and problem*, as well as for recom­ mendation* to h|* tuacher In work­ ing with the child. Probably the best knon Intwillcenco test Is the Stanford lilnet. This Is an Individual test and can he used with children over thb age of two year*. It consists of a trmun of tests for each ich age level. The seore which a child ge, and makes yields u mental age from this and hi* actual age an 10 Is determined. I f the results run close to ,a child’s actual age, Mis* Mould savs. it can usually b« assumed he I* "running on all cylinders," nml is capable of average achieve, nirnt. But when some testa show grades below and othrs above h ll average the results Indicate that something I* interfering with consistent and effective function^ Ing — and that "something" la tfle n an emotional problem. nut the Htanilford Blnet test has its limitations. It depends t o * great extent on a child’s ability to express his Ideas through language. Those who cannot ara Immediately nenallssed and fall to do as well aa they m ight III such cases there are other w a ft of discovering what Is the child's present leva) of mental function­ ing. One test for nursery and p ri­ mary level children aika them to "draw Ihe host picture ha eon" of a bov or girl. The clarity of the drawing, tha way It Is organ­ ised and tha number of detail* Included are all carefully scored ■o that a mental age can be es­ timated. There arealxo various “perfor­ mance” testa that do not depend on communication via language. Many of these toils are aa reliable ea tha Stanford Blnot. Other testa •xplora verbal as well aa Intelligence Is |u*t one aspect of the personality, aha sava, and testing Is not complete unleu It gives a rounded and comprehen­ sive picture fo the child. By pre­ senting a child with p oltustlop GRADUATION Time IS PICTURE Time JAMESON’S STUDIO Miss McNah will he given In marriage by her father, D. K. McNab, and will have as lu-r matron of honor Mra. Miriam Mp*ey i f Orlando. She has chosen is her other attendant* Mi** tackle Roland, Mrs. Phitlip Skates »nd Mrs. Edison Myer, slsler of .he bridegroom. Little Mins .Sheryl ilan*on will serve as flower girl. .Serving a* he*( man fur A|r Swaggerty will be David Hester, mil ushers wil be Junior Melts, Russwli Mann and lloberl M^Nah. ihe hridc’s brother. i\ reception wdi follow the wed Jing In the social moms of the Education Building of the church. No Invitations are being sent but vlted to the wedding and reception all friends of the couple arp In- ( HOLLYWOOD By BOB THOMAS ^-- ---- - | _* HOLLYWOOD Lfi—If you want to get a nun. wear red and purple Of course, the knack of landing ■ nulo I* somewhat mom com licslert than thst Rut ilesicnei dllh Head advises that red nml purple ere colors which ere the greatest stimulants to romance. "Red denotes a quiet, smolder Ing kind of sex," she- remarked "Purple Is Ihe more explosive, pa* slonate color. Put red and purple together In the same ouifJi—and watch out!" Mix* Head Is a petite brunette who team to softer shades In her own smart, attire, Perhaps ihl* i< so she won't take Ihe play away from the glamor girls *fie dresses. At any rate, she Is all hepped up on this color business, and shr say* It's based on science, nnl fancy "Somt* of u* designers attended a color Institute recently," *b.< ex plained. "We were addressed by n doctor who treats mental patientat veterans hospitals. He told u* that colors very definitely play « pert In our temperament. He found that his patients reacted vi olcntly to certain colors and were soothed by others. "Red and purple Incite * x In slincts. Natural colors—the- brown of the earth, grey of stone and gwen of foliage—ice restful to the mind. The depressive eolors err dark brown and muddy grey, such as you might find under rocks. "Thus doctor*' walling room* ■re most fffr-.'tive In green or some other restful color. The doc­ tor told us never to disregard It when someone says that he or she can't stand a certain color That color probably does have a bid reaction on them." M ill llestd Is demonstrating these theories In Ihe rurivnl color musical, "Red Garters." ( I t ’s u Western fantasy, not a sequel to "Red 8hoes.") As In conventional melodramas, the villain (Genr Barry) will twdresied In black and Ihe hern (Guy Mitchell) In while The leading lady, Rosemary Clooney, wlU ap pear In a sexy red. Pat Crowloj weara atl Innocent blue, and Jo anne Gilbert starts mil In black Sfld white. That's because you don't know whether she’s going to be good or bad. She ends up In the red. There are five dance hell girls In the picture. They'll be In purple and red, natch. At least from the cblor standpoint, the flint Is shap­ ing up as trio sexiest In yrars.. The deslgmc has glamorized a large number of female stars, and I asked about their color idlnsyncracles. Mae West, she recalled, hated green. She not only wouldn’i wear it, but didn't want it In the- S aame room. An h u rt, I guess. girl at Dotty Lamour Is mad for blue. Barbara Stanwyck refused to wear brown, aod red Is verbolcn on Het­ ty Hutton. Jane Russell is a sucker for red and purple, which may par­ tially explain her success " I find that many of the newer crop of actresses—like Rosemary Clooney, Audrey Hepburn end JoClone Gilbert—are crasy about Mias Head added. "This 'end, but I didn't explanation lx." ie menT Seems should alio work _ut we go on wearing the same drab hues year after year. "Maybe that's what's wrong with civilisation,” Miss Head mused, "Women get rid of their frurtra* by wearing wild colon. Me-.i theirs out In R flANFORD HERALD B e v e r l y Rogers Mon.THJune 1, IM S Pig# Given Luncheon M is. Park Honors At Kirtley Home Mis. Robert Lynch fittA A o n a ld . Mayor am) Mrs. i:*n 1*11 Chase sprni several -lays Iasi week in Asheville, N. C. < „ .y ,j- , w. Good«t»erd and her daughter. Mrs. Wight Kirtley, enieriuiiii-il on S«tor.lay >'.Uh u .uncheon at 1:00 o'clock honoring itlss llev.rly Itogers, high school rmdoate. The parly wus In-Id nt lie Kir.lt> home nt 'JtP'J Myrtle \ venue. Carrying out tne cins- rolom, mrple end white gladioli were -ed io decorating throughout the rooms. Guests were «>-uied ut muii tuoli-s which wer* cosarad with white linen cloths nod center­ ed with the purple and while hlnsxum-. Places were mm ki d with Old11 pliu'e cords carrying not the 'lime I In-lilt-, as did tin delicious hire heoii me ini. Later ill the aftennnm the young honoree was presented with .t~Vt ‘*w— * * * * * Mies A n r i (' ’ey arrived over the Weekend from Sioux city, la. where she has spent severnl week*. Mrs. W. II. Stcwnrt, Mis* Dotty Williams ami Hubby William* ipent Iasi weekend In SI. Peter*uirg visiting relatives. Mr. ami Mrs. Cyril llutner have x* their guests ut their home on Douglass Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. 'rnlg Plough of Kingston, N. Y. Mrs. William McCarsun anil hilitieu It, th uiul Mike have gt-m o Atlanta to visit relative* for levernl weeks. g -M - Friends of It. II. Wnllhour will >e *orrv to li-Hrn that be has *nered Johns Hopkins Hospital In lalllm ore, Mil, for Irentmeol, Mr*, it. I. Cmnell lias returned o tier home offer vl-lllng in Jack rinvllli- with her daughter and on-in low, Mr. nml Mrs. Brllre l.uney. Dr. mid Mrs. A. W. Epps, J r , and their children Marilyn and Wayne moved into their new home in Summerlin Avenue on Satur­ day. Harold G illm . head of the Sellout uf M u -k of RUt-.nn Uni ver-ily In llel.nnd. will he the xuest artist when Mia* .Margaret Davis presents her piano students in their annual recital. Thr Han­ ford Woman's Club will be the srlllng for the occasion Inmorrow nieht a 811.1 o’clock. Mr. Giffln had Impressed many Hanford aniliernre* with his fine tenor voice and hla aupearanre promises to stlil In rnlnymrnl to toe tirogrnm along with Ihe presentations of Ihe piann students. Mrs. Higginbotham Gives Bi.thday Party Mr-. Ear' Higglnbothmii enter­ Mr nml Mr*. Pul Glngie* and tained 1111 Ft hliiy til a -upper, daughters, lllunr uini Curnl, for dumher party and lireukfn t him iter SnnfnriJ resident- now llvlrit " i m p her daughter fu n d Hue ni t ii Murnn, Gu. were in Sanford on her ninth hirlhihiy. The giie«t* Saturday visiting with friends. ill rived ill It Jill o'clock nml were e l veil in outdoor supper roll-l-l Copt. Bill White bus returned t" mg of fried chicken, potatoes an -tauford after visiting for thre- grulin, I'evlled eggs, relishes, Iml weeks with hi* parent*, Mr. olid ■oil* uml punch. Mrs. W. \l White, in Shawnee After -upper several nuldmu ik In gitnies were played following which ter cream Iitld dike veilMr. and Mr* J. F.. linker spent -ervetl in the house and the gtn-t yesterday in Del.aliil with their ,.f honor opened her gifts. Two on and dauglilir in la w. Mr. and games were played and prize* Mr*. Ernest C. Baker. were won hy Amt Crapp* mol t'at ol Ann t'urruli, mid severnl Mr. mil Mr*. Wlglil Kirtley had us their wri-ki'inl guests, Mr. ntnl Mrs. Hnltls Cutlell nml daughter 'lie griiililHlioit of Miss Nixie it....I of Smyrna, (in. Mrs. Catlett Klrchluiff from Wililnm a ml Mury vlli b* remembered a* the former College on Juhe 7, Miss Louise Clark. Mr. .mil Mis, DAn Hal ten left Mr. and Mrs. G. Flushsr and twe ] by train no Wednesday for' Pb a* children of Mlddlrhorn, Ky., are' outvlllc, N. J, They were accom­ spending some time at the pome panied back qn the trip ,by Mrtt. of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. OiitlorrAAiA Udlicri Moreland, Jr., nml iter T1*111fin Circle. children vvho have been spending mmc tlfil" III Hanford visiting her Mr. and Mrs, M. L. Holinrn have pot elit s Ml. mill Mr-. Irving n* their guest nt their home nil llntten Uetninnh* Boulevard, ihelr mice, Mi<* Jo Ann Adum* of HpiuigFrit ml* of Mr*. Julio E Deneff fleld, Tenlt, will t.c pled to born tliot -lie bus returned to her holm- nt 711 Me1Friend* w ill he glad Io I-urn lonvilie Vvi ' Mi i e from H l H I I g e Me Hutt Mrs. Mury Elizabeth \ntire nierlot llo-pltul, win-re die underhas returned to her home in Sun- went ii oiajor opernliou tecently ford from I Id- Orange Mi'limrial Mrs. Iteiti'ff t* now aMe to lei'i'ive Hospital where she recently under­ cumpanv went an operation. Friends of Mr*. Jack Itstigun will regret to learn of the des'H of her father, John J. Slavic in New York on Thursday. Mr*, ftullgan flew in New York for the funeral. Mr. nod Mrs. A. K. Ros-etter have had as their guests their daughter and son-in-law, Mr »ml Mr*. A'fred Maurer and children, who Itlive now returned In their 'tome In Rochester, N. Y. Mrs. J, N. Rohion Sr. ha* left for Atlanta, Ga. to v liit her -on and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Knluon. They plan al-n to visit In Hnuth Carolina with rel.iilve*. * Kenneth N. Sapp Jr., a veieran of the Korean war campaign sod now a student a l the Unlvet-li of Florida, I* spending a few Jay*, with hi* parent*, Mr. and Mu. Kenneth Sapp at their horn- on Mr. and Mr*. J. C, Mitchell had ;» their gue*ta over the werkrrtd, Mr. nnd Mr*. J, R. R. A*btll t.r Palmetto! and Mr. and Mr*. Don Gofer and Mr. and Mra. Hill l.oflin of Orlando. LADIES SOCIETY _ Th* Ladle* Society or the B. of Mr. and M r*. W. E. Klrchhhuff L P. I E, had their social meeting and M l** Gretchtn Klrchhoff plan and hamburger fry at the home of o leave an Thuuday for WilliamsM r*. J. M. Blanton, Jr. on West hurg, Vn. where they will attend Twentieth Street. Mr*. A. O. Pitta Who eo-ho*te*x. Other ladlea prei* ent were Mr*. II. E. Turner, Mr*. C. H. Goethe, Mrs, R. B. Lamb, Mra. R, R. Hen*, Mr*. E, W. FeUraon, Mr*. L. E. Jeffords, Mra. R. R. Reefing, Mra. C. B. Flanders, ■ M . H. E. Fortner, Mra. F. F. Rockett, Mrs. E. Ethridge. Maffetts H onor Wesley Hamil At Slipper At Lodge A. Mllffell Hll'l Mr nnd Mrs Moffett' nephew Wesley llmitil. who will giudunle from Seminole High School on Friday, with u oi-iper lit Ihe Wekivn Hunting I edge, on Thursday Mav ’JH The '■In's colors of p'trpte unit white were curried out ill the table lecorntlon*, uml after supper the -nests gathered uromid a large bonfire and talked over tio-ir odiool days. The honoree was presented vvit Ii t gift hy his host* mill Itoile**. I'luise invited io enjoy the evening with the guest of honor were Lucia Goff, never))’ Gray, Eleanor Six, Judy Irvin, Harhnrn HniWo liov'tndie Eubanks,1Sheila Brown­ ing tire! Terry Cordell. Sammy larohson, Joe Hutchison, Tammy Speer, George Harden, Robin Blow It, M .lvll. Fleischer, Dlekfe Mot*, 'Hunk Mef.aiitin, ('Union llniitiev, Gioiion Toll itlol Ml and M i* I' W. tlanill. movies were shown. A hrcnkfn*l of orango Juice, >inn ii imon roll*, homn nnd milk wa* served Io the children ill the morning and Dclihle Scott won a (ir la*- for (lie tugged na|ikitt vlining those all ending were Caro) Ann Carroll, Ann Crapp*, Pat (hit!nil, Linda Echols, Itiithie Curlton, Merritt Philips, Sharon Riser, Patty Wight, vtandrn Wright, Deb Glenn McColl who i* attending Me Scott, Judy Robb, Jranie Rob­ the University of Florida i« e*- son nod Gertrude Stafford. peeled home on Wednesday to spend tin- summer with hi* par­ ents, Mr and Mrs II II. McCall, uf Mell invllle Avenue. A Mol her son H B McColl I I I anil wife of llelle Glntle will arrive till* week to spent a two week vuculion will) Ills part tils. IH R TII Mrs lames N. Hlilelds nml her tN N u U N L K M K N T son Tmumy returned from Ht. Petersburg on Saturday where they hnil been culled liecmise of the lllne«s of Mrs. Shields' mother Mra. T. Means. Mr nml Mrs. Mr. .iml Mr*. II. F. Gang* an­ Shield* are moving till* week to Madison, Flu. where Mi. Shields nounce the birth of a daughter, will serve as wuteh engineer al A ilis., 15 ots., Julie Irene, at the the new Florida Power Corp. Fcrintlil Laughton Memorial H ohpital on May 27. plant. Summer Dance Classes Duxbury School of Dancing1 Corner Oak and Commercial IMtone 1724 nr 312-J CHINA SALE! WEEK Of JUNE l«t — 6th For a good flavor change, add MtUe curry powder to conIsiptd maps « l celery soup, All I’alternH On Sale At Reduced Price*. See The*c Lovely Table Setting* and Varlelle* Of Pflllertt* Now On Dbtplay. VICTORIA Only 9 f .75 Mak« Your Selection Now At F iv e Pleco Place H d lia i 114 M a ftto U a A v e n u e h " * 'i T l DU. II. K. RING ('ll lilOPIl ACTOR Please rail Tor appointment Phone m i — 17 IS Imst Minute Graduation Gilts!! h ^ 'Anniversary Show of Popular-Priced |K odak C a m e r a s ^ g / WIEBOLDT’S CAMERA STORE l!ll) South Park Avenue Telep h on e 087 Stay Sweet in the Heat Helena Rubinstein’s PERFUME DEODORANTS Tha duly (irrfecl, rilrtltra dnodorant i* a taiv (tm imited. I he arid letl oi its peifrrilun dors It krrp you ytmt tirvhol, ruolol If on thr mint willing day id stimirirr? T lie an-wrr i* rniphslUally yr* tl it's a unique Helena Huliintlriii I’rr(iimr Driidutanl lii.it drudorirr* and surimind* you willi a wluII ol •omclhillg lotrly as wrll. Thai's mom, you grt your lAin'tr ol heal ihr liral weapons. Tlirrr's r ta il vix srast uliiimavxt, ltin xutl pri-piisnt that splay* on and diir* in ircumlr. I.’JS. Thrte's riBiuxttu t arviu qr.mniavxi, thr inti|wispii*itl thal’s plwatsm to liandla «nd kind and cooling to yuat akin, 1.00. And limit llir if's bland n«w n a iu s ix tiroioi*** r s iic k , hotly solid droduiaiil lliii'i poor Gird and a horn Irasrlln I 181 Ml pilrrs pin* las. Heirin Juno 8 SYRACUSE NATIONAL CHINA WEEK Unt, p picture of his personality can ha secured. The Individual ‘•Projects" hla personality Into lha situation. His responses arc oh. stprad and recorded, measured and Interpreted. These techniques, in rtflity , PM glimpses of the child'* nrlvate world, sometimes so’ well hidden* that he hlmeelf le uncon*#k»u* of its existence. Rarely la Information pained from t u t findings used directly in Werhlng with children In the cuunroom situation, aha aoys. Its tralup. lisa rather In giving the teacher a batter understanding of the child, ft helps her to help nta to "run on all cvlindsrt." th e omtlier Mrs. John Roger*, and the Mi**cs Mary Jane Hoyle, Gall llittin;r, Janice Reel, itosn Coke Hoyle, Mary Ann Wilke. Peggy I'lnrk, lieveily Gray, Lucia Guff, Ann Itaborn, Mary Lon Coin-land, JinnVance, Beverly Benton, Dorothy Johnson, Putty Kdw/.-ils and Sylvia Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cooper and zuest, Miss Pol Webster, left tolay In rpeod the summer in Mars lill, N. C. Mr*. Flunk l(. Mm-Neill ha* re nroed to her home In Miami after •isltiiig Gaof.o.l for zrvrrtii lays. M n tn 111 ruling were .Miss h./g. f*. her Mr ,0,1 Mrs. ill) Tyre and Mr. and Mrs. Geotge Kirk have return ■I from Miami where they s|tcnt irvernl nays. Mr* i ion le- r,n i .a t r'.alntd ■i. n ifMrdi-n nnrtv recrntl)* for Mrs. It ihert Lynch, new member of the Fldelis Class of the First llapti-t Church. Coke ond punch were served from mi attractively ■t* coi nted, loce covered table In the gnrd n, with Mr-. A. J. IV t#r•on pre.idiiig ut tin- jiuncli bowl, Mem liers of the cl IIS* who at­ tended were Mr* J. P. Wilson, Mr*. M I' Bumgarner, Mrs. F. K. Cooper, Mr*. Grady Duncan, Mr*. .1'ilin )’ Fox. Mrs. L. F. Garner, Mr- M. C, llugun, M r*. Urn F. Winle, Mr* Vernon Davis, Mr*. John Whilnkei and Mr*. J, P. Wilsiei. Htiii-i gin-sis invited to he willi tin- tmnoree were Mrs. W, P. lirouk,. Jr \tr« A. J. Peterson 41 ,. .vinliiall. Telephone 147 Touchton Drug Co. �• - ................................................. r ; ■» ' SANFORD B E R A ID Mow. June I. 1*11 it Realty Deals ■ • • - *.•_ ■ -p- J dsteCn Stndcht Wins Scholarship Award ■ a ' immedlito consideration renulrtm unanimous content In a waiver M jtM rule*. Ren. I'ope, St. Augus­ tine. Objected, ttaylng he didn't UUDI the Rennie should adopt a* a matter of routine a memorial i Conjjresi whtu probably most ithe aenaior* had no Idea whn! * l i being asked or why Immediately nflirward, the Sen• I t adopted a memorial to Con■m u which Ren. Collins, Tulinbonce, said was designed to keep M a r a t Inspectors of the Veterans' Administration from flood the ftftto to eheck on schools under Uia 01 bill of rluhti. I'ope made np objection to Immediate eonlldwatinn Han Slate Fund* TALLAIIASSK K w t-A tian on tuo of itato funds for "propagunoiling" tha adoptlun or rejection of any proposed rnnstltutlnnal anandment would be imposed by S wx'sH"™ Swimming Courne Set For Brownie Scouts Cornatlon f in e ) Ihe start of tho biggest show in n lifetime. Tin y bi ought bed .mil*, blankoU, nml even hnmmoeks to swing Whole families .sited on rugs. Romo brought portable stoves tn m ike ten. Most brought enough food to last but their ling vlgTl, And between this morning and the small hnura of tomorrow, 0,900 trains from the provinces will bring an estimated 2'ft million more people* pouring Into London lo Join the millions already here. A last-mlnuto rush of vlsllisrs from nil corners of ihe earth was under way. I ’lanci slackrd up In land nl London's two big airports. Hperin! trains and Imals disgorged thou­ sand* of others from abroad. Traffic along the terming six rnllf* coronation rnuto virtually Is nt a standstill. Solid swarms of pedestrians have nil Imt taken over many main thoroughfares. The crowds aru good naturvd and gay. H r if.................... holiday in over a decade of aus­ terity has begun. The lucky onci-about 2.10,000 in all-who have *<«t* In specially built, bright-painted stands along e rnuto will start taking their acci enrly tomorrow. Hut perhapa four million more will ire the queen nn her way to and from,her crowning In ancient Westminster Abbr-y before 7,WO distinguished and invited unfits. 'A n cMImatrd w> million nthnr S Klghlrrn llrnwnle *.rouU of Troop 2 received their'first year ('abler. Mrs. F.___ If. Hroli Is tesdrr _____ and Mrs.. Frnnk Hutton I* the sr. Mfs. Flilsrr, Lucy .Mbiighlon, Ibinnd Young, Ann Crapp*. I'al VVIahl. It beds KtiStrln, I'm lliitton, Itlitlde Carlton, lleth MrCsrsim, and •tig, H-iidru llrtts, Sitndrs nadcr, and Kathy Gomtlng. to u t Tttnouott * I'holu Hr Klrshnrr/ltavmond Studio pin. during ceremonies Thursday night at the Jewish Community as'M iiiil. filrls shown In the picture shove are: luck row— Fenny and Sandra Wright. Second row— Laura Chase, llehby Srolt, Carol Hue Higginbotham. First row—Sonny Sklnn»r, Judy I.ml- Suicide Phone Call Acted On Tiki laite IdlS ANGKLKS iftt—Fotlcc reporl that a local physician's suicide telephone call to a girl In New York itato rcsulltsl in notification of Isis Angeles police, who sped to tho doctor's apartment last night and (nund him dying. Tho victim was Hr Kdwnrd A. Handel. 49. Ills death Is listed as probable suicide Officers say this Is what “ lehosophat! happened: Dr. Handel telephoned Hr: girl, known only as Jnnct, Idling her ho wna despondent and Intended In Ibkn his fife. Tho girl Immediately called Ihe telephone* *uii«rvlsor hero of Ijto Dunkirk cxphtingo, limbs- whl*h the doctor'* phone I* listed, asking the supervisor to contact a frlrml. Dr. SL It. Brothers. Hr, llrolliers lelephonrd police and id 11 a radio enr car sited to Hr, llm ulrl'. ap.irlnu-.it. lie was found iprnwk'd on the floor, unconscious, lie died quickly, despite artificial respiration and an Injection of adrenalin. There was no Indication of the tense of death. Officers said Dr. Handel, who was divurerd and had two children, attempted nilrldo last December mid at that time declared ho would do It ngftln and "no one will know i r i i i would y i s s i j m i prohibit rrp i i i i j i i - 111 j y bonrd. i r i n i 1, 1 1 , Th* hill any wrtment, officer, commission, imlttec nr olhfr person having horlly to expend public funds m I WV Ch **” “pectneto contract anler Jntn oblige- f X 1 for the paymenl of such funds • tfnr »nme 'll waft a pnrtlrularly promoting passage or defeat Joyful occasion, tn her Just official a constitutional nmnndment. action before the coronallnn, K ill*. beth handftl out ranks and honors to sum: 1,000 Ikituns, Among thoio knighted were two of llrllaln's most popular spor|s figures - world champion Jockey Gordon lllchardi and Jack flobbl, V C A M P U T Y O U ft veteran cricket star. Young Queen Klliabeth may do 1 0 0 0 D tS U M C I to Westminster Abbey *ont\i little tonight to pray on coronation t«Vc lust as did her father, King George VI, before ho was crowned Ifl P A t u n If you.givo years ago. me Ihe out-of-town num­ Yesterday. Trinity Sunday, tho queen worshipped In the gold ber. Thnt way I don’t panelled quer-a's chapel In the have to make you wall j wi grounds of Marlborough Homo, where Queen Grandmother Mary while I get the number lived and died. • * T in t 1 Mnji t r I'm nT o r t h m from 'Information' In the Ther* - with her husband, tfr: n in t h ii i m m , r i i i r i vr o r t i i j : a t m i o r rL O H itii, 1 * Duke of Edinburgh. and the Qneln city you're calling," > > it . r e t t s k i i i m i i .i : i n c v n , n .im iiM . IM II A VH1IV. or slid lOWJV.oot. T »»IW olt*. r'^.e--. Alt fly-up* aloftg with fourth In Inter* Hrowtib* day dar camp camn and **sv«l .a n fly fly-op amt fifth graders interested Hrownio camp will IA held by tho Orlindft attending should call elt)aer Mrs. Girl fkout Counrll tn Orlando from Heult or Mt». Robb. Mrs. J. P. Bowers Is the fly-up June ID through 1U. Reservation* must be submitted camp director and Mrs. Opal for tha day camp to Mrs. Scott or thomas I* asilstant dlrfrtor. Brownie leaders attending from to Mr*. Fred Robb not la U r than Wednesday, The day camp will be Sanford Include Mrs. Hal Gruber, held at the Brownie ramp at tho M m . H. C. Wushburn, Mrs. Scott, Girl Scout Little House at Celia tnd Mrs. Hnlih, Lane and Jefferson Street In Or­ Meanwhile, except for the two lando, t-timps coming up. Hanford Brownie Mrs. Scott pointed out that qual­ activities for the season cam* to a ified health unit safety tied Cross close Saturday when 22 Brownies firet niilei* will lot tn attendance. from Troop 2 took a recreational Activities will Include outdoor lore, and educational trip by train to crafts, singing, games nml ex­ Winter Park. Mrs. Scott expressed apprecia­ ploring. Ths Jay enmp will run front tion to the Jewish Community nsdo a.m. to 1:0(1 p.tn. dally with Center for use of that area' for transportation provided. A fee of Scout funrltlon*. She also praised 29 Is to tie rhnrged for drinks, Mrs, liandall Chase for her as­ d craft matstlal. Girls should sistance In bundling publicity -for bring It nose-iing lunch, and, alt- the Brownies. . upon or blanket. They should wchr comfort .tide shorts and shirt ac­ cording tn Mr A. A. P. Christopher, camp director. Mramvhllc, the fly-up camp will be held on the some dnloa as the day rump, but the hours will he A fo tr to five week swimming from ditto a m. to .1:0(1 p.td. Camp will be rfltl at Lake Conway with Instruction course for Brownie a fee of I2.MI which includes med- Remits was announced today by Mrs, F. i>. Scott, lender. Icnl Insurance. Tho course will start June )rt Girls plannlhg to attend must have had a health examination by and classes will he held on TuesphysUan not mart- than nn? <in)*, Wednesday, and Thursday week previously. Mrs. Hcolt has afternoons from 1:00 lo 2:Utt the forms available for the exams. o'clock. Miss Holly Bivins will lie III A registered nurse and water front dlrectnr will be In attend­ charge of the Bed Cross certifica­ tion course ond will have one as­ ance, Youngsters attending are re­ sistant. Mrs. Scott eniil that Brownies quested to bring a slt-upon or blanket, tmthlng suit, rap towel, taking the course* must Im* at th« lunch, end a mp. Milk or fruit Municipal Swimming Fool nt 12:49 Juices will be provided In addition n.m. on the days of Instruction. to anae'it. Activities will Include Ticket* cost nlnn cents for each nature session. swimming, handicraft, Mrs. F. D- S e tt, H l - j * ’ ' «cmit Icadhe, lodaj* anrtfdineeil that d [state IjCjKinlaturc I'a v e , *rj BrownieScoutsWill Attend Camp To Be Held In Orlando, June 15-19 !i Ir m r aPM'V,- 1 A; Rotary Club ( C o n II 11 lin t . S V M M tR i v n l v e L f i r t r e M llltlH The rhtnferth Folipilatjen LeadI V O I Y C m r g B a u m n | Mh|p ^hoiarehlp ha* 1**1*111 uwai.l, 72 u . * 11.1 "d to Joe Fllpse, 4-II dill* presl* yecty dcola in Sanford Sat-1 , nl Bt Ostn-n, In remgnltloti of Jrrsnlp icculil, main -i-i. .fiOfl imslm-ss niriirtiirc I ‘‘! •ider ,Y. W Rror.-n nn iD downtown arm and im- fitcnred yc.itenlny. of a block of French Avenue This r« lh» sernn.l bighesi honor iota property ■for f4».500. . 0 , L. ItarkH unit Litginei-r In -l-ll won and can be awarded to II. WllllninH olitaineii a city only one Florida boy. T h«! HcholHr.hlp cnn.ilsta of two nit permit tiuturday to erect . by bO foot office building at weeka Ii-ndershlp triilnlng ot the Avenue end First Street. The Amuilcan Youth Foundation ('iinip, t«rv im.sonry structure was m ar Slielby, Mich., Aug. 17-HO, .ned by K. J. Mnughton and Hoj a will attend from all IR slates. be eonstructvd l*y Lawson C. Mlngtan. j. Bralley Odium nml wife wen..Deis n t the French Avenue prop•*»t» between Fourteenth nml i flo n iln a rd H um <‘ag* One) : Fifteenth Htieeta and i-Stenillhil wlJlingnesN tn give of ttmu and etWMid In win 1 u U r n . I Avenm energy tr. imhl.e ...ri.ee. He *;.M projeslril. The buyer Is Clyde that It Is not h’lrd to do a Fib .. Hentlctt, |)p|,and. it can lie done In leisure mo­ jThe sale Includes the quonset ments, but when it rcoulres a real a of time and rner«v, then * 1 building that used to bouse lacrlllco am Motor Co., later Ituhl Mo­ here aro too many who won't do no, and now Hanford Motor Inc., and ia subJrcl to a five | Visitors introduced by Mr. MorIson iii'-ludcrl Fred Soywrll of tr leu'e made ih June, 1D81. Wilson, 0 ., J. (*. Ilredloy, L. |) .awson. Mu nm l p. Daltosa, and *rnnk Knlgbi nl J)eba:i I. am! liar. *ert Holler, new manager of the . Jf’ontlnueil from Cage Una) t ill Theater 11ml \V. It Muileni, ‘ t* sic :*rt dilent of the C orrn t t.'jufl ___ unc died Mates (.'onstiliilmn today udpnratlon of I'lnec.islto. M il. Morrow, Lake Wurth, rtd for Inimeilhtc cm vltlrrii of lb: memorial, which w is educed noil tmaictl In jho IM where It hmt nearly SO cm Dior*. lormw it lil It railed upon the igr»*» to call a constflullnnal ventinn to amend the federal Rlttution no that treaties made the President and ratified !>y tM Striate could not hcennw law f t the land when Infringing upon M>l$ rights of the Male and tha ; I C I Notices W ill the kid m 4 Y ou mil,! * ; ■\\ ifiwttfffl ffllflHcotip with your m v i 1 ; ih . And you, uio, mljjlit have rem-t.-d in thfi hutho wny — ".li'howtiihnll Will the kid ho okay?” Thtf* gnci for advertising, too. Tho brief mewtugo that hangs in the a i r . . . or brief headlines here or there. . . may indeed have a momentary interest. IIn I even tli'1'tnb you ivrre viyht a I the nyot, elm urea nee Hint you nnii til turn to n neienpnper tn yet the whole utory, Unt tho newspaper ad curries the hrnsH-tacks Quality, ttic urgency of the newspaper itself. Then, for the llrst timo, you'd learn tlint tho child'* Il>k \rnn entight in a water pipe. . . thnt llrcmcn cut tho pipe lirnt, and then removed It after grensuig'iliacliHd'a lojt. You’d know thnt tho kid did conic out okny. Hoinp nn tho npot Ih not much batter than Boeing a photograph of tho action, or a headline about it, or hearing a brief announcement. All of tliiwo can whet yoUr appetite for nows, hut they cannot natfafy your hunger for ihe ir hole tdory. That'll what the nowafinfjd'r (a fhr. Newapapers bring nowfl-pitturca and Fuliicicnt words. Like a news item, the ad cult be ex­ amined and re-examined. Can hr m id anu time. Anytehere. Can lie (dipped and carried in it pockctbook. And just as tho newspaper apnnkn the special language of the town it mirrors, tho ads themselves have the snmo important Inrat Quality. Add to all this the fnct that the news­ paper reaches just about every hotly in town, riot just fractions of nut\lenm% and you know why the newspaper is the nation's most effective advertising medium. No wonder udvertisera-both rotnll and nntlonnl - Invest more money In newspapers than In uny other form of advertising. N*.. M'-OMI. i.’ I.A H K .W K II H llilM N N n m l .M A IIJ O H ri: W . l l l l ll l l . S 'K . Ilia w it * , I 'lH llllllt s . m i T l i 11 u a v n Yin h h , *1 * 1, liu f m iiliilila . ' n r ir u t o 1 1'f i t %u T ill! HT A TI-! Ill-* Kl.nlMli.l OnKHTlNilH T n A l . l . A P T K tlN A M H I 1 H K K U N IlA N T a TilK tU T II Baccalaureate (Cimtlnuasl from Pag* On ) ■a." •ejlsrlng that a strong tnofal ndatlon was tha nguh of rileis In life, ho miilnteinod that Itself w ai but ■ gamo In which MhSQpe*ahyf0l* lW ru >l or (thing that the studenta underk and hla fin«l suggestion was » "find your Job", flo oxpl.ilrtod hat the Importance was n o t! In a 11 H A lb N D K Ilfl. If llv liia i f f . ersaitors. or otltsr usrtln claiming be. IlirnuMh, limler nr nasinai w niTii 11 rtADNnnnn :«l*oe»«nt; IV IN rtlK I) L I'ONIIM . If living anil if tiesA, tin. iinhiKiHn hsfra. il««i*s»*. la. Nflfea. KimiL'M, .'(♦(liters, Or e l h e r i>urll*a ■In Iin I nn lir, lliriiiiah- iimler nr ngslnsi WINK IIM l I. I ’ONKt.V, iU.-aa.ail 1 'ANNA IJ (II)TIIIC h Y, If llvlhg anil it ii.sit. lb* unknuwn anhii.*, heirs, ilavUeM, Uwalnaa. grant­ ors; cr.illlnr., nr elh .r nartlsa .rlnlpilng hr, thinimli. iilnlar nr »Krtie«t aNffA.Ib < ufrlBlt?. • j'liMnli ana uil'tnirsual Imvlna or .' I'.lmlim In tiara enr r'glil. Tlllr nr InUraal In lha fnllnwlna i l f t; Ivcn you the ability tn which to uT h t 'graduaUng class entufod ■ur nnswar nr iitnsr 1 no Ilf hsfnrv lha s p ; m&SSRMi T kt newspaper fa always "Itrst with Ac m ost” vjj, , ■ — ........................ • * * « * • » �— *• - r y ^ r'zvm rir^T. •:' V '\t THE sANTOItft HKHAl.ft I an. J"in_ I. I >33 Pags 7 rr 'ii Dr. (’. L. Persons Leftfll Notices frx ^ ^ r y * *■ I ! K U A ’U > W A N T A D S F o r U cm itts Till*' I*|1|««I* IIIU I i! 1r * II|I t*1* 1•> 111! 11 II Hi 111** |l ill II «lit *1 III 11*f Sfiiiiuril 11r r ii lil. I 11in** I :i. iH*r I ’life tnii# i il*«n 4 *1 ( I m i m I Hi * |*er tin t* * *»«• |ir r lin e I H r r iliit i H im * lits**r l|i*t« -l| tlliir* llr |M*r htir ImrMliiU ,‘.r |*rr llnr for I n r n i unltiit i l^ lt r ll» iril« in Mir lln r, Uoulltr II Mr tm lllilrlt I n r t m** • PHONE 148 IV ii ii l l i l * t* ||l lir i i r r r u l n l H i r r I k r T r Icftli.iitr f it im m i*ihiim I iim i r liiir t t r ii ■*»*»* n*'m r <• ll« |n l In I far iriffiM.i.** l*not*, In i fttirit * J. ■ 'i i ■$**11 " llir ml i rpUwrr f * r ajit •*it-il In* it.:*.* l«r ii i»*|i11*. I ii iti111•*r l *1f ii * l *♦ tiiia lr r il»r !ir«i| ii.msHff** m*** •i*it nil U n it 1*1* iiiii'il 1r in iii| i Ilf fir* Ii M fl*r till l lit fill r i-rlMnii. •*|( i1«e unllli ((•* I mmi it In I * It If nn rtin r tirrlti* In *n*ir $*. H r riMiniil l*r i*im i w r <1*1111 *»*M* lu iiM irii ill * |. thr s a n t o k d IlliK A liO t r —I I lilt HI..VI Il - ’>• ia g ? | rfSaasta i -a . k e t a n * ran S A l.r—i j— Alt r i e l . its F o a s a i .k -■, * ***«• .—•*- • i ,I .I I. \T M IL K /T fm r v .* .. 1. a .van ii t r r m m v E (uril Avi Phone Tin W.l ,! lied ii intn I I ii moii <m wHl •upiilar I ’lann. make, leaving town, will trails 'lii'.ln l lot*. Each home indiv* fer balance due. Can hr seen In lil'1ally designed. Masonry nr your vicinity liv writing I* n fr.imr, .') closet*, walk In panIl .s HUH, Daytona Heath, Fin J—-a-— __Dolomite and try, living room 12 X 20. large 0A H T IC I.rS WAN I ED —4 m a'ilT hi'il mum. outstanding rolnrful kitchen* made fur the We buy, aril and trade uv*d (nmltore. Wilson Maier Furniture Co. housewife. 311 E. 1st. Phone O.Vt WHY PAY Itl'.NT USED pianos wauled, any eunili JiliM ill a n - part now. Hon Highest eash paid. Write It Wester. Ill, 2, ling 120, San part later $10. a mo fnril phone* t'js R I'M M it-V T i i,n i h o m e s . i n i ' 7 - I'rts t.ls»ss«ik ■ Poultry - 7 u til Ik Mi (lullvilie Phniii* urn PARAKEETS TO TAI.K Unity Parakeeti Ihni can be taught I to talk Just out of nrst Call Sam ND I! ID it '.si t rtoor p!.in nml Cochran K02 or 1503-.I. li.illi I .a rue lot. line lawn Plenty f i *1:1 Mill shade I roes, Near school ! I’ KIISI \N Kllli’ltS for sale ll.'gia ami umccry. Can finance. Cull Irriil, llea.sannhto 311 Plum atm 267 W I Orlvi1. I'hnnt* ly c i.l [ NEW TWO licilruom hmnr on tsvo a - Farm Suppnra • :..a«liinery —a latrc hds SW i truer of Adaint ie i mi.s (three lilneka East of rUXEDO FEEDS Com plot« line Hunt's Tn* ei|o Feed Sjor«i M tlieiville). ONI.Y $.AS0.'. dnssn I 'all II VIII'C at W I * ID I I E l . f WAN TE11 -1 2 I of fu ll D FOI.KS ! ! ! HE At III J\N wanted. A:c condl I k**»*! lot; far •an- m l.ockhart’s liooi'U shop Salary nml mill litis i id tv - t 1.1.i[i..il Subdlvlslnn nil'll Call 1171, in' kj riosvt nml t.*i no per month tts.te limn Eaton llooslng t'orp DKI.iVT ItV MOV. Apply 1‘nlinrt Hoc tilt, Miami lletieh. Fla to tlrocery. HIT l’ nimelto i \1,|: i I! i i NT lot with sand beach WA.Vi C.D .Murried nnut lor Insoi on l-s’nutlfnl Crystal l.ake. F'or attre work in Sanford .Splendid • t'l "mlmarit Phono ir>H0 It. opportunity for ndvanrcnrn! Writ.' I* (l Ilox I1H. Sanford '.DUM'ltN 2 hrdronm furnished h i e. 11 fruit trees. Uinher. 5 SAI.F.S REPRESENTATIVE lee •i. i s $ ;vhi |ias»' (iroccry. 1th 21 :iH; ability In sell and meet tli • .» i ''• press. pulille; neat .ip|»-iranee. Utah School education. live in Sanford; straight salary to start, r.'tlrc A V A ll. AIII. E NOW ment plan and other Company benefits, apply SIllWiv Sew on; 11: 2 heilruoin home In Machine Co., ltl W. I'lne SI . Dr S \N F D PARK lamlii, Fla fll.Vi down payment WANTED Yount! man to work In Hie Circulation dept (iunil ttnlary ! HIST COME. FIRST SERVED and car allowanee for right |'er Fur further information: von Apply at The Stiltfieil Iter ltd from h in to tt-.io A M No • Mill U PS MODE!, home in phnno calls ________ I M1 fc i m H B H aM W M B Wynne will’d Solid! vision WDIIK WANTED II - II 17co Fm i'il Drive MARY S rrT IN O -h c *t of refer Tel. .‘I l l It meea Mr*. Miriam Vlnup, phone n - h im D<« t ■ v ^ \ *t | W f l > A K A ApnrtnU'iil. I it iTrsl Strerl Phone I'MI W »“•' HOI.IAW AY AND D \P Y I I f ’ I Day. week or mimlh l; t tt-‘ ■ 1 Furniture Center, tin W l i i JsrNK ItllOM i HuM-n i . |il '■nil llile for working ruuplt Id’ alls locuted m ro u frum post Office Private hath. Iniptlre Moauii Jacobson'* Dept. Store ■ 1 BOOM furnlaliisl opuilmenl. ."'u ||)i k Ave. t 2 IDIOM elflck'nry a p a rtm e n t; <■' eclrlc hot watm fuinl.'lnil .••.!.• n.i 112 Elm As e Phone I • IT W. [.sMAl.li furiii.ihed h<'ii'.' 5.Ml no nimilli Apply Market Tefinm.d IN Ml French. [(IN F D'droom funil'hrii aparl inrnt. close in, 217 Oak Avt Phone I1DI 1. ,7b — ItEAl.TDRS II- -311 FUllNISUF.D iipartincrils rooms A l on liiuliw o S -Mill. Dclanil Adeipmle fm Nasy p'o soim;I ia.V> South Itoulev.iiil Delaiul. AM. TYPES Mulliloirr work. Ilei* sonatde Kates Tree estlmatea. Phone 2221 V C, tiracey. ........................................ . . ------ “ SI] HEADER SKHVtCB. Mme and le rtlllie r. l’ hoo* I 1M M David K. 0 *rp e n ta r._ BATTERY, Oeueraior or Starter Service Call 517, Swain’* Battery Service. Sanlord Avenue and 2nd Street. ---------- • IIM .I.'S tl.ira jv for Central Auto Repairing .Sanlord A Celery Avr>. al­ ter:: M. tttUI !5 night. t.AWN MOWERS s tarpened iveles repaired. Sliumun’i, K. lilt Si. HHECIAI. SERVICES J. OAliCtA J AI.DlfSIKS I.IM im e A’limoium — Free M t l males Free Installation—Telophone 112.3 Furniture Center. I it w First FM DilDAIKK .ippliuneei. ales and • tit i: li 1lirh Mvirdo. Kh I'lioru list m Sanford HH2-W a'ter Ii p in ll l l l . 's I I I ! M H U E M IA 'tN IS IIlN Ii tiplnihteniiii ami ID'P'iilnfi W.l I lUerv Avc. T il. 12M C A IIP K M I It MOHR For quick repair Job*, nr am all built'lne. Call Jim IM2 M-4 OPI.ANDO Mornlrik .Sentinel O r |.,mtu Ifvenlng Star. Call Ralph R k j , nu:, J i:w n.noii.N v.irtated to M b feetion. Old floora made like new Finishing, cleaning and w aving, also portable JHiwrer plant .Serving Henitnole t ounty alnco KU3 if. M. {Henson. Lake Mary ( . I T IllltS and Spiooitrig Inslulled anil rvpalrrd Salislaetinn guaranteed (won Hleinnreynr Phon* I .'it* I U ill II SPECIAI.TY ii'onnlun; for g.i'ollne station, and vin all liusitv ** i oio erns. rea,"liable rates. \t on- Aei'oooii",: Phone Sanlord 10X1 It , f u r id k ln il 2— bou e O v -lr t'tume |7 y. U WANTED T il MENT III! [’EM Mine Sod in renin per ripi.iro toot delivered. Plume lfW.i w, Kilt.* Floyd 2 WANTED In ro d ---Three bed EDM SAFE Used thirty gallon. ii'ilomtillc. gas liol wnt’.T healer room bouse (inod loeatlou E 001 I eomldlon, 1007 Hanfird Ave. reasonable rent Phtme I '* *• 1 ^'erkins ut I pi Enin h to r 1 tn 2 III.O NDi; euil (allies, inntehiiig Mtfahed A chair, Hollywood bed, * —R FA h ESTATE FOR HAI.E -1 wooden dinette >:•!. Apl. 33, 1200 Magnolia Avr. ? tot* wlllt Kdw, Higgins Terrace,. shade tree*. Ilii:- Is n very kimH lorntlen House needs 01111’ re­ EEI'JTM IC Mefrfgerntor giaiil rmtpairs Can lie purtliu-cl on rvatlititm |XMKI Mill Freiteh Ave Minabli’ ler nn, F IV E MA IT. Ila.i*' Ororery, llh A F .v r u 'd V E t v m i Cypres; i ei Maymottd E. Elmilqulat, As'orlalc JUNE SPEtTAl.S Phone 1(174 Atlantic Dank Mldg. AT M A illl-H h f # i 00 down with liglanee Ilk" All MqUI Clothe*. Ilim pers 3 pj j rent '.vill jjgrchs,, u ta n b d Plasilc or Tap.'slry Covered 1 room inasniny ronsi"ueted home Cocktail Chairs 7 93 Tolal price Is only J.vtnooo, Aluminum Slack Chairs H 03 EXC E IlN liF. Wl l l t l.awn Mower* 10 03 1 R O U T A. W ill,IA M H , It FACTOR Hospital Ib’ds with Mallows 30 03 llavotond E lamdmtM, Afrnblattj ■ MATHER OK SANFORD Phone E<73 Atliiull V Rank lllilg. 203 00 E. 1 st Kt. Phone 127 to -Bcrrjvkr ir up.," w r e a (jo n ' j/., o s r O I TUjf Q dact frAerv^ ( M E Y /lV a G c r AVJ ID 3 A .i'ir s tw (L V , I tST fl. I ts is - ...... of CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T K h K I 'M O M S ISO nm l 1071 Itiai.u 1(11 Hanford Atlnnlir NiHbm.d Hank lliillilln* I'tiitlh Phone 7B3 \ I Untie (lank Building j; —14 ME HUY USED i AMS l.lttlu and Heel S« ciinil nod Sanford. ____ ____ ;n ■ | i'lt.NTTClll. IPIwM (loods 20 — i i - ■r * DN. FCMNACES Hv K ru k r Wall, Floor ami Fireplace. M. (i. Ill)IK IE S Phone m 105 W, 1st St. TH' (U 3I9 one LCMDtD, 50 turne . ooes ih N a//ns o riiHAI / l HUN kCAO I WOUL^VO, \ V r » ) l - -> * VENETIAN REINDH Ear tor v prlctal Holla Bead llllndf. Al.indmim sly**, cotton nr plaa He tni'i*i Complete rep service. Heinlmifr \enetlait Itllnd Compans Phone ZM Hjo West Third IF YOU HAVE S O M E T lIIN fY T O SELF and arc in • hurry tn eel! it, Irt the closilfled advertising denari ment of TH E HANFORD HERALD prove il* ability a* at cfflt'lnil sale* medium. ' 2? F I’ I ’ M ACE Imiisn Compli'l wlllt hath and d m i I'ooiI'oienies J D Jr Park Ate Trailer Sanford, or plmtte 2tH a tn to 3 p in. ID - SPACE ' *•' IT WOULD v, . ' ■ ’ATTRACT | in F T PLYWOOD final & Trailr<r, good cnndltlnn Ri5 ()0 rash Mi) Palmi'tln. EVERYONE'S ATTENTION AS THIS HAS ATTRACTED YOU! 21- BOATS • MOTORS EDST A M I FOUND IJ BIT May horse hr ami. rigid flank Imngwiiod rm > ! 9 V t s t mavc i oor") > mcaiT^X a^- ' s . Vavv's rcVr >t?u' . it, h a s h ' i i + v m >. 1 F. 1P nmoiNO roo si mvirerJiNo kipo.n ' Tl1 All* /III Sax I liO/SAtf/t k U r MLt.ic'i OVK S. c f 1 Trailer all inn Mnrtin Court. from H IF YDU II AD WERE IN THIS Him'r \. wiu.mis, it :\ on ip .11)5 17— Automobiles ■ frailrra $ c //S t (< /M * in 1••loirhi luof r m. I loft -d DR. L. T. DOSS n in to p itA c r n H Monts t> to 12 — 2 in r> YOD CAN HE EE Anything With A Classified A.I JUST CAE j UK —14 ri.UMRlNII HOOM III310 tUu'it you N m l liisiKJnce Cal! 077 K VINS JNSFK \N t E AtlENCY 201 M isen Mid*; Sanford. Fla Wlietlu Ur " " ^ T * nT ' ClllnB' “ W ll,i Cabinet maker ami uphnlsferrr pay .on to see Furniture refinivldni; and repair J. IV. HAM.. Iteallnr log Anliipm revtoring and repro Florida Slate llaok Ituildlitf dmtioii. Fundturc made In or "Fall Unit" Phone I EJt der Upholstering fabric*. All 2-MEI)|D)OM rountry home for siork itnnrnnlretl 130 North H t ' Rttymnnd M. Hall numin r lu nlli*. Allritetue deal r~ ~ \ Motdovr.rd Court, Del.and. Fla, IJeertseil liroker for ,all for Mu. right parly Cull Winter i Phono 337. Park 2it2t)YI or Il'Timm < "’l a in '. W lM 'W kind* of Meal Estate. Meal lv tale M to i.r. U. V. N V V S park. Upstair*, nrlam loim i Fgagg (.onlrnrl and repair svork Free estimate* It, I,. Harvey. 20* c i, f a n , furttiihetl apt. f-r i tier » a m t ic e e h i u h h a e e -3 Hanford Ave. Phone lfl2Jt. knit KI5 fill Polk Ate. 1' COHEN MADIA I DM SHOP FUMNtSIIED gnrape npailnuntt Specinll/ivi Complete Cooling Hy* Adult* nnlv 107 E .'alt St lent Service, 71 D j E 3rd Tel 350-W HOSE ( ’I)U IIT Apt* “i Mount Fur nUlicil Call till J. AWNINdH Plastic, Alimilmtm, Canvas Free f 2 IDIOM (iirn i.lv ,I apt 1217. I ’ d Estimates. Phone 1291^1 after motto. Phone 10!) J. T Shu ts 4«e each 1 p.m. for appointment. Hoot', Shoe*, Cut*, Paint. Tarpau 3 IDIOM downstair, apt. AdulP lin* ( d i l l Park Avc VMMY NAVY SUHPI.US Plume 1,121 E A lltiE 2 hplroom enra .< apt. 410 Sanfoiil Avc. Hnfr location, iilrely furnn.hed; New an. I U m i. 120!) b.irl'cene pit Call 500-11 afier t, PIANOS Myrtle Avetntn, Phone 12.78 W. ntlle lonp-'u '. iJlI.U-PluOf. I ucmiiVTaii' I'twftf on W. floate l. Sanford -JLIIiiJlL_____________ y'JV'llIM furrlshisl up-stairs a p a rt ment. H7 W. 11Ih St. Pit 1217AV 3 .SPECIAL SERVICER _ U - .%w irK o p » m o rri\t« iiy u i i t . O P T O M E T H IS H T o n vi o<< in' si ts i t m t \ i rs.tin m v i n i iT itc k iiiiv m .i t m ' i t , n .m i h i v, in I in South P.tliiullo Avinur A ' i r i ii . c i i i i s u n .1, V H II't Wf.in '• tu |ik*i"'iiv .* I ' l l O N K 2»K that «. n.i niliiri it.* .... finra m laUtl* * il.i.'» .a ,st,„ , l „ . ......... 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I W W ' \ �W 'V Sanford Cardinals Record Stolen Base Pace With SS In 4 6 Games If the I / ia didn't permit stolen hares, Hanford's rollicking “(ini Hull!’* Gang" “ mild have long since hern serving a life sentence in lhr stule penitentiary ut Halford. Through On- first Id game* the hustling Curilinul* have swiped H6 bases to pace the Florida State Leugue in flint denartnu-nt. Sanford i« Ul ahend of it* nrarerst rival. Daytons (learh. At the lire;.rut p.-uperted jmc-f of almost two thrfts ni-r context, t!te Hrdhirds will shatter to 14-yenr-old Slate l.oon mark of 211 set hv Gainesville buck hi I!»:i7 hy ul li-ust -Id, ( ( RUI N \ l S STOI.KN HASH RECORD I ’layrr lal Flayer Tidal Wagner 16 Hllverthnrne 7 T. la-oioird 6 IS liurrls 6 12 Rnrone Dunn IH to Others llultv . 93 Totals Ill II giioies, lloli Wu'-ner in the leadi-t witli Ifi. This i* two more than lost vein’s leudeq, .loliunv liiihrn, stole nil lust year. In faet. tlie Setnillole 1*1oi's stole utilv tilt hoses in llll games played last season, Ul less itm ii the Cardinals have pilfered in the first III i-onteat*. Melina Idle, Sanford mill I.resilin g were the two hottest train* In llie Slate I .rug iii lust week. The (.aids won lit ot eight games while the l.ukrrs were niili'-xing five of seven. l.raditiK the -watting parade for Sanford Is Tommy Leonard with » loft* 168 In games through last Thursday night. Leonard, the only Sanlortl hitler lislru among me lop ten natters, stood set ruth rising ala points. .Second behind l.eomud is Hill Hllverlhnriie with a .M.’lft average. Ills murk i> seeotid among the KHI. rookies. Hal Hmcltxlv lends with TOM MV LEONARD . . . Halting ..170 8 a .8882 mark in only aine games. Wagner la third with a .816 and Hill liatll la fourth with a rohuai .104 average — a 18 point Increase during the past week. Producing 20 solid hit* In 17 trips to the plate Jack Cade of the defendlngg champion DeLund Red-Hat* served notice on all C la n I) Florida Htat- League hitters that he la out to capture hla second straight* butting crown. — ..<■ ,. Official average* released at league hradquarteie for the week ending midnight leal Thursday reveal the young Infleldeer with a healthy .461 mark that was 16 points better than that posted hy the veteran manager lied Trraaway of Ja« Beach, hi* only rival. Hnllest hitler nf thr healed week was Cocoa maaager Hama Rowell who matched Cade's work hut came up with a few mure extra has e blow*. While thr sluggers were doing their beat to aquare away for tha reason ahead, the league'* finest pennant chaae In year* continued as u three way affair between Cocoa, Daytona, and Jag Beach. The past week saw the three meet each other, with the Indiana dropping two important till* to the Birds, while the Islander* knocked off the Birds Thursday night on Kd Lew ’s timely three-run ninth Inning homer. The week starling tomorrow night will find the three devoting their time entirely to three of the second division teams and Lees­ burg, the hark horse pennant contender. Thus the week ahead loom* as the most emporium of Itie season for only two weeks nf play re. mam in tlir fust half alter next .Sunday's tilt*. (ade was leading In hit* with H'J in 16 games, Irhv of Daylon and Hughes of Cocoa had each srored 60 runs; Howell had eevea homers to sis for Levy and Until of Leesburg: Haller of Daytona I was away out front with 28 stolen bases to 17 for Howell while Rowell waa far ahead In RBI'a with 66 to 17 hy Hed Foster of Jax Beach. League President Jack Dempsey hlghlhfhteed_ the week when eague I'reildent Hempsev also ... .............. ............. ..... ............. ................... Iltd suspended him he fined Orlando catcher-managrr Lee................. Fllklns for five days ys for his “bumping ■ring and L..1 shoving” iumpire Tom wi!!l,smrs« in Orlando ►ride some day* n*o. Dempsey ___ also announced the release of umpire Roy Cooper and me signing of umpire Norman Lelp. _ Florida State League Avt*rage« n .i N i i.i a lia r in n a W llr a r h Jaa Umlc M e l.a n d SANKOHM Cocoa i «% t i t h rsaiiR W 1, SR 17 21 * e 21 3 f> 21 21 . I .re p tile fir O rla n d o l. s S r ls m l Ii Mass Hals II llrlgvp. J ir 0 H a lle r, M s v lo o a I.e s a a rd . S anford K iip le r , Ja a II I 'o llln e . I.e e s h n ra K iic r a ilo . Iia v lo n s V V l.n V It II I. I# 25 3*4 17 20 tJ l l.s IJ4 lJ< H I. I, II II II IS I. T il i n 2 1 ft Iftl : * » 101 222 17 ( 25 «» 3 4.' 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I 2 ft T k ln U k Iftl 1 *.*o lift a;; 37 « 37 S 121 .TsTM IM 1 ft.ft , 3 7 ft 113 »oO si t»ft .run 3 ft ft 1 ft 3 _,L 8IL V E R T H O R N E Leading Rookie llltle r h i to cd t* m kr i Un ral 8ei I | Hj cot Co by s'. 3 fj a to of w at K «£ no »li Cards Nip Jax Beach, 5-4, In 13th For 7th Out Of 9 Ingram Scores 8th Win Of 0 Year: Orlando Vacates ’Birds Play Orlando Here Tonight F-S-L Basement On 12-2 Victory lo r till' lly K E N T C IIP.TLA IN lice second slriiiglil lime. 't o ilf u l il t 'o lllilt o in SOI p t O two-gnlile series from Ins lleni-h, ktPH-klng the Ren lllrds from sec­ ond plure lust night. The Curdinol- might have wrapped It up In the leguliitlim nine Innings, hut the iiervouaness nf r o o k i e s h o r t •top Hoh Hnmnela. I hr lanky rookie from HI. I mils rommllled five errors giving llie H-t* lllrds four un­ earned runs hut the hustling Hanford (las House dang went on to will In ths bottom of llie 11th Inning. 8-1. Wulter Mitchell, giant d foot-1 righthander making ills first start of the year, was deprived of the virtorv, however, when he en­ countered control woes In the ninth and wus spelled by Clarence Ingnim, who went mi to nnlrh Ills eighth win of the year ns iigninsl four losses. ^551 II* Jam eson I ’h o lo CAR DM I'L A V d ill,A N D I I Kill-: I lit MIC F M.MIPJtl Hither Have Leonard ( l - l ) or . . Wills 61h of Reason Krnle I'almlerl (8-2) will start for Hanford against Orlando In the Memorial Stadium here to­ night. The llutlilr-lci with • n It 13 victories In lira laal nine oulinga will be trying In extend this airing against the seventh place J m « llrn rh A ll II II tl 1 f f Henalnrs In a twn-pamr «-rle«. Itr lm r r . Ih Hy The AxvcM-lsteil Pres* (lrlnmlii beat l.uki-lund, 12 2, Hun day night and rlimhrd nut nf the Florida Stut« Uuigiic cellar The low wav the third straight fur the Flints ami il dropped them Into the tailend spot. In other games, the Daylnns llearh Islanders slopped the league leading Cocoa Indians, 16 4; Rclnnd's red h:il<i eosi-il past thr l-e(.ihnrg Lakers, 2 1. und Sanford nosed nut the Jiiek-ionvilln Reach s ,i ilirds. 6 1. in 13 innings. The Sea llirdv’ extra Inning de­ feat rnuhlril lla- Islanders In move oast them into *ernnd place hy naif a garni and only one und onehuif gum - mil nf first place Sunny Wise count;-il his fifth straight victory for Orlando since Joining the chili three weeks a in allowing Lakeland only six hi Ills mates gave him a five-run first Inning leail ami he went on to strike nut I I opposing hatters. After t'o'-na scored four runs In IS! Took I S' of ar di co •« 'Sanford hn* won seven of It* last nine game* ami eight of II* U«t I I rnntexl*. The Cardinals • lb I*1,a games behind tha pare Indiana nod only 1 A J. C. Hnnn lonv llarone one-game behind the fifth place Del.u ml Red lints, who won n narrow 2 1 decision over Lees­ burg Inal night. 'Iln- week-end proved fruitful despite Friday night's loss to Cocoa, 7-L Lou Calvelti was charged with hal third setback of the venr in that game. Culvettl had a nifty fmir-hilter and 4-1 lead going Into the eighth, when Cocoa ciipitullled on hla II passes to score five runs and wrap up the hall game before u huge huge gathering nf I.II0U funs on laities night. .Saturday night, Hanford hit tha victory trail again drop, ping the He* lllrds 6-3 In Jax Beach. Ingram started and lasted srvrn frames before yielding In Krnle I'almlerl who went on In hcrome Ihe winning pitcher. Thy lledhlrda stole nine base* In Ih* tuaale. I-nat night Mitchell held the Rva lllrds In tow until the ninth wheen Jax Reach scored two un* •aerned run* In the ninth to gain a 41 lead and sent the akyacrap* Ing Cardinal to the shower*. Han­ ford came back with two out In tn» ninth In lie things up when lilll Hilvfrtlmrne bounced one through tha middle for n single. Tom l-cnnnril rmaxhed a liner to right for another hit and Man­ ager J. C, Dunn drove a bullet un the ground down the left field foul line to push flllverlhorne with the lying run. A fter throo-and-one-holf scorele u Inning*, Hanford came hack In the last half of the 18th to Wrap ,v.thlr irJ! . !,p' . X0" * . Uarone >![* the Infield with a single to ad off, Bill Butty sacrificed him to aecond. flllverthrnne wn* In Untlonally i+ntlonally passed to get at T. T bsonard who had a duuble double and single ll a at that (mint, l-eonard Walked, however, and Dunn W « unced to short. Dill Relnsrt 8 ,tew to Red roster at second u ■latter ■ ■ dropped ■the eaay ■ftM Wtd. »ha double play toss to permit Bar* OR# tO Kr i s * v'ifs A u’ U v n ru n w s L P *t « 1 8a ft J I If Hill'Mil. 31* 1 3 I'-Il.le r, Sis 4 Mhiikiwr. If ft o 1 ft 0 S K onl, f i T fM lIW 11r. t i * i r TriilMM, 1 l I 3 ItolflMFl. 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WltHle" M.i11v Ml*—Hamiirl" lo llumne In Mil"", Munn tunasslsle,!I; ItPlIieri In Hi liner l.ell Hunli.iil IK. .las lien,J, II* Mil—si CC llaaen a. All uri I w iiltii ii 1. Mill lull 1. Inlirsm .1 MM by Hasan I. Hrlil I Min lull 4. I ii a ram l IH»—llnseii » In 7 I I inniiiMs. 3 runs Mllcbel S In ■ X/S. I rim*; Angel I III 1/S a rim-. Ingram I In 4 l/S. n run* Hi h i r. in t i/J. j rurf: Whitten 3 in 1. I rim. Hill*—Trump (M il■belli winner — Ingram 4S-4I laisrr - Wblilen. II liana. Kellie* T- S II A SIS. A1 IMrtle Is Siffned By Lakeland Pilots Al 1’irtle, the bloriila Slate League'! all-time hatting cham­ pion who waa released hy la k e ­ land when palatka waa transferred to the Folk County seat, has been re-signed by the I'llota, It wa* announced Saturday by Charles Askew, Lakeland owner. Flrtle, who hit 1K1 for an alltime FHI. mark In 104O, was one nf the circuit’s leading homerun hitter* when he waa turned loose nearly two weeks agro. The veteran right fielder waa hitting .110 at the tlmo of the AI Flrtle transfer, Plrllo will not be able to play again with Lakeland until neat Friday right, since under league rules bo la not eligible for re­ signing until two week! have r«»Ispaed from the tltpe he wae cut lirtle la a rlghtflelder, Jim Vlrkery Kd «vv the first Inning, Kd l/*vy k’ft fVst liuse anil took over thn Island pitching dulit-s. Hr shut Cocoa out the rest of the wav and his mates haltered three Indian pitchers. Jim Vlrkery nilched five-hit h ill for the Roil Hats In their win over l.ci-sliurg He fanned 18 Lakers and walked three to stnn Leesburg for ihe first lime in five garni* Junior Metts W i n s J a c k K. Morrison Basketball A w a r d Vligll Talmatlge "Junior" Metis, Lake Monroe's famed "Locomo­ tive," added another athletic award to Ids long list of high school achievcmenta. when he waa prea••ntnd with tne first annual Jack K. Morrison "Moat Valuable BaaKethall Flayer" trophy at the Seminole High Hchool Class Day event last Friday. Th* Morrlaon Trophy will be presented to the moat valuable Seminole H i g h School eager each year. Metta waa cited fur leading the team with 162 points and maintaining a 10 nolnt average per gam* from hi* uniur M elt* marling g u a r d position. Metta, whu raduatea Friday night nigh will go _own _ ..... among _ tha all-limp Seminole n athletic greats Tho sturdy little athloto won the J. Peter Kchaal "Most Valuable Football Flayer" award last fall after gaining 1,200 yarda on tho ground, naiefng for 328 more and maintaining a robust 19-yard punting average. "The cne-man-gang" w ai alio a star baseball player for SH8 and participated on the tumpllng team. He waa tho moat Improved cagar last year, doubling hla 1061-68 point production. a ■ ■T.iTi ■ ■ IH f l ■ i The SPORTS REGISTER .n By KENT H K TI.A IN Spurt- Id lln r Hsuforil'a Mr. I.asrhall I* niri'tlv silting hark and enjoying this M-SNiui iif liu*i-iiull. ilivnneil from -ill the worries of piering together a dull -snit Ihe inevitable loasea Ihul follow . . . He ha* made Ills rantrlhullnn in liun-lml| in Hanford and it Is a big one. Of course we ara -peaking of fnhp Kridi-r. John worked actively to bring the New York (Hants Into Hanford. I'lsls Indirectly lias helped the Mm fair Inn lo become the succea* il IN. Krider fouaht tooth and n*il for Hanford's beautiful aporllng arena, known In eserynne In ( rntral Florida an Ihe Memorial Stadium. This Stadium drew over 6)4,000 people In 00 rnntrsts last year, shattering every-high arhool (nothall attendance record aver established In Sanford fur both white and colored srhoola. When linsehall ri-arheil Its lowest •hh following the withdrawal of hi- (Hnnta' apoiisorihlii of the jural 'lass D entry in the fall of 1081 t was John Krider who took the mil hv the hum* anil Joined a s. rrmip of loeul funs together to I. ki-np liiiHidmll alive in Hanford for ' the 11(62 seaami hv operating drpendrntlv. It hnd been five years or more dure the Hanfnril franchise hnd Iii -i -ii run as nn independent or­ ganisation . . . Tuxes, rusts anil __ --... j . ii salaries hnd risen far bI miv* tho Denver ( ordrll •onimensurate Inrrense in llrk rt prices . . . The draft was on ugaln with the Kurt-on "Follcr Action going on . . . Flayers were difficult to iddnln. The results of Ihe 1082 season showed a 17,000 deflrlt . . , Krldrr waa crlllrlfrd by some for hla Hrsparale player aciiulalIlona amt other things, hut he and Ihe hoard nf directors arrom— pllshml iks lninorlaal |nh nf beeping baseball alive In Hanford for 1982 ............ Home of hla problems will never he knowrn publicly . . . Originally he naa to be given a salary lo manager the rluh'a operations, but b-forte the season waa uvar Krlder Had paid out more than he ever received trying In meet payroll*. Actually, If you look at all. In other clubs In the leeguo Sanford had a fairly aurccaxful season . Only Daytona Beach lost teas “v * ‘ ^ ‘ ‘ .1 ,and . Del«nd mmioy than Sanford. Palatka ware 120,003 lasara with winning teams . . . . Nn one will ever know how much Orlando lost, hut Hamel immediately retired from Ihe game after laat season . . . fax Beach, Cocoa and Leraluirg were very henvv loser* loo. Hanford doubled its IPfil attendance hv nulling In 39,160 paid. While the fans alt hark and agree that It was a wonderful thing that thn St. Louis Cardinals sponsored thl* year’* team, few. If any, reallre It was John Krlder who was Instrumental In getting the Cardinal* interested, long before they artuallv signed the arrnrd. Krlder worked for three months writing, telephoning and making Personal conlncts at the Fltm-lilx baseball meetings last fall to lav th* ground work for the revrntual tle-un that was consummated last February with the present Cardinal management. Krider’s sporting contributions were not confined to base­ ball alone . . . lie and Denver Cordell, newest Cllv Commissioner, were responsible for anearheadlng the drive lo permit tha local high «rhm>l» to plav thlr football aamen In the Memorial Htadlum, enabling the arhnols to finish In the black for the first lime In a decade. Yes, Mr. Baseball la on the sidelines, hut fo rg o tte n .................. Hanford owes much to hi* Icndershln In recent year* lo plaro Han­ ford ahead of Orlandu . . . duet compare the attendanre records of the naat two year* and then compare Tinker Field with the Memorial Htadlum. Mu lor League Leaden G * Sv j 'EZ ^9 m P *i 0 6 0^ 1 .000; Smith, Cincinnati, >o, d STU.KEOUTa-simmonx, Fhtla* AMERICAN LEAGUE B A T T m O -K eU , Boiton, .217. RUNS—Mantle, Naw York, 38. RUNS BATTED IN -V o llm er. Washington, SI. H ITS-Varnon, Waiblniton. 88, M U B L E S - K i II, Boiton. 18. TR IPLE S —Janaen, Wauhlngton, m w - w va hut , rr 1} AMOHICAN LH (It'll Naw York Cleveland .. S r " 'f 7.v'aJ DE-itiw- i 'm • •t . '■.'Ca.’ivi&.'.-.rY • & 1B T f e M h a s h : M L II. Ilmwn, lb I). Taylor, lb ----n. Hiovatl. Hon I)y#aa. » ....... %n 4 II ft Bowen. Room HU took second Ing aaly only to tho tno winwin­ honor* laalng ning taant. Captalna w*ro llay Hudson and Edith llanson. HOLLER MOTOR SALES BAAIBALL SCHEDULE CARDINALS T i l l WEEK Y o u A r t C o rd ia lly In v IU d T o A t U n d T h a Schooling Racaa O f fic ia l Bcaaon B tc D ia Gama Tanlthi Orlando at SANPOKD i Tueaday xrd at Orlando Sanford wadpaadj Gag JU NE Lakeland al SANFORD Game Thursday Sawfar^at^Lahetand Whwn the Milwaukee Bravea American Axsoclallon Had a draw 84,887 for xuocexifUl sprlN* aa •on. They wop It , toat tied on*, Leeifawrp at SAN FORD d.l2 » banV o r d £S Ui» ay, forfeit B -m s e e ilM e ip tft P M lU A V ’ a lU k tN B Si In .144 S' .** ; . M '• n ,r' ,» i.i S St Th* Kansaa City Bluet of tha ^ ^ J® I l l — llls lirs , M a tts , l-im k . K c s jln * . H w aln . Ilrs s p I H — tlh h s r d lilt M avis 140— llo w r ll I. Junes I lilt J o n s* I I . Ito w e ll 0 W F J '!" *" I,|>— H o w e ll 40-11. U —C o n ti. T o r - Tha ioxter of Room Eight follows: Tommy Williams, Cedi Dandrldge, William Bowen, Ran­ dall Frlrat, Phillip Hudeon, Judy NATION it* l.H An r It. H arriett, Carl Remusat, Harrison Smith, Sally Chaa*. Benny Kelly, tlr o n k l vn Mllvyai.uhe France* Jlmenea, Linda wu (4t. I m i U) Yeaekla, Penny Brooker, Vivian ■si t’hlliile Ferrall, Lynetta Driggers, Joyce *»»•*. Vork . ,*»* Renton, and Judy Singer, Chicago j h i e ........ a g o ' ; ; {] c nclnnatj ... .1X1 Special rule* war* Invoked) IMtlahureh •ittabureh ..... . ........ i -i .■IT Thera war* three girl* and three lie-all- fesfeeAae llrooklvn 4-t VMIIwtiurieH 1-1 I boy* on eaeh team. The boya and ilark- glrla wero placed alU rnaU ly on on<l same calletl end Tin. di viMa_ New York pi PhlU.UInhlii. m»<1. tha teams, axeept for tha laat day when exchange player# wara com­ A n \T W M ltw a^ e. .-4 pelled to feed th* ball to a nat 00*0 names Twaar play»r.____________________ luted No gnmaa srheilu' N.W t H Softball Standlnga rA g un N -.t The release nf Byrd cleared Ihe Cardinal rimter of any sem­ blance nf last vear’s Seminole Blue*, llyrd was Ihe lone hold­ over for last year'* team. The slender righthander started fast winning hla first two gnmra of the season from Orlando and Falalka only to nosedive, loaln# Loii t#«ry Murray llyrd five nf the next six decisions. nhortatop rrnlnrrmunt for (Jary In the proce**, Byrd served up unit an ru tflrlilrr. Hill Samuel', six home run hall* In lead the Florida State League In that de­ partment. Hyrd hnd i t of his 1062 J w Unit, a offerings slammed nut of the FHL ft 1 I. b•irr.-mf'. 20 \ ••arks last year to plure second In '• IM I-ll. r «<a I that department. T * * e l> o n r » . i» 3 Turorr, rf .1 Garv followed Richard Rriicn. r»»4ialft II Idg firs-, baseman, on oplion tn I s i’s .# III Vudulin. Both are property of the I'rttYN. r niirii'. m it Cardinals and can br lie called up at llu llr v . tl» ft ihe end of the season. With th P m Hnow. rf ft Cnrhett untlnncd In Mjnnl Vernon, liofin. rf » 4?vr|#*r. II* i JIL. of tho Clu*x l* Mississippi *• • ii •«It t- lit • Ohio Volley, Sanfui i bus thrre i ftlv r r u . If • irlmrN, n plovers out on oplli u 6 lln llis e li, r f ft In uther deals th.oughout th*T o la N .11 IX rircuit. Hilly Hass, limited service V I'-O O il TM m i l l l — xo IX I ll» a * u n '* " I I n i l ;lo I — III I I T vet of two years, was sold hy 'll IlHlIl'Y, 11r Iff llVFNS, ll.illrv l.iiki-lnml to Leesburg over the \V I* f Jr I mi r h L I* 1111f i i*» I • yf • week-end. 'ir iu ic A 4, h r h i h I i*«anil T . ir m r Pel. Former Washington Radxkln pro ootball atar Tommy Mont la now Chicago T-4 Ht. Is»"l* 4-1 oh at hi* alma maUr. ''-mew Twdar da* as mas *<■ (■ thsduled tha ijnlvandtv ol Ma faryland. last year’* ►»orh xrHMwo I.. ffiSW.°g«an tloalon ......... t'hlladainhla MMrolt 19 I eatue J . T l U W. I'a e a a .............................. I l IS ................ M e a r k ............X* ( • 111 la a lw a a l •V-By, 11 Mil ____ ...J ( Twomt s c h o o l. FIAIRIDA STATE LEAGUE Mavlnas Hsaeh I I 4’wewa 4 IH .a a l ■ l.eeaharg I Orlaa4» I I l.ahelaa! I (lames Tnalaht nrtaaAw e* ii x t - n y n ttwetwaa Heaeb at tteLaad l.ahelawg at Jaehawaellle Near* PITCHING—Surkont, Mllwauk’;ee, r#ea* at shwrg HOME HUNS - Campanula, Brooklyn, IT. OTOLEN B A S E S Gilliam, Brooklyn, and Bruton, Milwaukee, HOME RUNS— Roicn, Cleveland, , .vaatanA-y 10 STOLEN BASKS-RIvera, Chi- at first base. . . . n , slugg ...M a y ... .240 handed Tola! Jpiala 21 IT .441 Lakeland underwent several other By winning the last two road changea last week. Manager Pete games. Hanford has Improved• ;ta It Kantor waa released and veteran read record ellghtly. A t home th ratcher Faul - Crawford was ac­ Cardinal* have won two for even quired to replace Kantor from 8L laat, Petersburg. ............„ ^ i a n C T 'p 'D s L a n d e ■aiv Dull mlmrt'ton with ih rrr v»nr' college tmll experience. atgimR Hnturilav after Iteiug optloilld from Wlneton-Snlem "f the Glaa* II Curuliiia League. He is a native of Ht. Louis and n grudunte nf Ht. Benedict* Col­ lege. I.uxt night in his dehut In Sanliir.l, Samuels hud a rough night. Tin- bonus player committed five fielding mlsrues, but had a baud In two double plays while cracking out a single In three trip*. Jerry Harr, 10-yenr-ohl outfhft^ er wltlf a bullet arm, who wn-> originally assigned to Sanford, arrived yesterday after finishing Room Eight won the recant Vol­ ley Ball Tournament at the Han­ ford Grammar School. The four Jacksaasllle Mrark *• H .nag Rtath Grade rooms participated. l.ssskura ............. M I I .BTI Room E lfh t took all game* played lleLaad , .... U it .tan in th# round-robin tournament. r « ni ................. n I t a A N rrcm .as# Captain# elected by secret bal­ DOUBLES — Schoendlemt, St. llr la a S a ; » aa l.a h e la a ! Ii lot war# IJ»da Lo* Yeaekla and Louli, 14. ------ ... _* william H eaw lla V e s t e r r iv , Tommy Wllllama a T R IP L E 8 —Bamler, PltUburfb, M N r f l R I I B Jarh saw vltte Reach ntJNS — Campanula, Brooklyn, 37 • RUNS BATTED IN-Campanella. Brooklyn, 84. lUTB-Achoendieint, HI. Loulf, 18 ■ .887 Lakeland may use the rotund left- . FA8RON-61' maintained It* su­ premacy over tha City Men's Softhall l eague l»y rapturing a for­ feiture from the Salvation Army laat Friday at the l.akefront Dia­ mond. The Sal-Army nine la now one full game behind FA8RON In second place. Actually, Sal-Army waa tied for the top spot with FAHRON after last Thursday nlghl'a make-up victory over Ihe Na­ tional Guard. The Salvation troops smashed out the season’s moat runs with a 29-19 triumph Thursday night. Th* 47 runs In Ih# ge-ne were high Inn. VC-P secured Its third place position with a leauu' illig 241-10 win over Itohson's Friday night. VC-0 I* two games off the pennant pare. Losses hy National Guard and Robson'* mired each club In the cellar four games nut of first with four straight defeat* In as many games played this year. ............................... Wllson-Maier plava Hal Salvation Army tomorrow night at the l.akefront Diamond In the fir<t i-imn of thr scheduled twin hill. Robson's battles National Guard in the nightcap. TMl'MaiLAVa IIAM N w its a s l H o a rd ' ln»'s »s ....... . I I Ksslllur. Sh I •twain, If ............. & Of#en. ef S (s trid e s , til ... i i 'k T i! ' i lo s r k m s n , r f s liv e d , r? I i it o w s ll, o I t Frank, p 33 If! T a is ia . . N 411 aalsatlaa Arms 4 4 Conk, rf 1 3 V C leelna. r f 3 ft I's n n ln e lo n . as ft \ W illie , r f I 1 M s lls . Il> 4 t f ls t is e . I l l 1 I R ich ard . . I f « 2 ? Krlder, f 1 2 <• IM srcv, H i ts 3 Jn o sa , |i IT in 31 T o la lo • 3 * 31 h u m Ssl-Armr IM I m3 I —in II Nat*(l*ard .*»« .Mh m o . i:> r,!. yrar H f P«J Mrrvlra flimct-r, will! Inmlvrrlrnlly ii iroplipr bull In lili two ynir InarlitikC ittint witli Sanford, un** r«'li*a<i*il outriKlil by tlir Nunrord rurdlualn liixt M'lfurtlay. Hyrd. Mh«» posird n I l-IH mark lu^t yrar * ith t^^ Srminolr lllur*. wan rrlraxrd at thr NBrnr time thr ItrdblrdM ii|itionrd flashy firldinK l.<»u liary t«i YadalU of thr ('lain I) (aroriln Stair l.ragur. Mninw Mir. .Sanford <iirnrd a Room 8 Captures V olleyball T i t l e A t Grade School By ASSOCIATED FREHH NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING — Schoendlanxt, St. Louli, .171. \t. i Byrd, Option FASR0N-51 Keeps Cardinals Release Gary, Acquire Samuels And Barr City Men’s Loop Lead On Forfeit jm s> ’?Pa*!>" jfl.f i * mitil ma ■ �If T O U D O N ’T THE Dallsary, by 7:M P. M., pDats rail YELLOW CAB 1444 E s l a b i t i t i t c u ,.<H 3 • V O LU M E X L lV ' S A N F O R O. H . u R f f r A n lu ll v NEW SPAPER 1 H U .M \E J, M s T A s s o c ia t e d P r e -.s 1 Elizabeth Crowned Queen In Spectacle O f Pomp, Pageantry Once Near Tears,New Ruler Benins Smile By The Associated rresx LONDON—Britain crowned Kill abeth II today In n tiimenlflrrnt spectacle n( ancient pomp and pageantry, hclore the wondering ©eyes ot her little son Charles, lieir to the throne. The thunder of gun* and the peal Ing of b«7|s proclaimed to millions masted In • lamdon’a streets the formal accession of Kllrabeth the Queen, the firat c*conation of » woman since Victoria, lift years ago Crowds massed 23 to 35 drop »<• claimed the quern going from Buckingham I’alaee to Westmin iter Abbey, and earning hntnr • again Only 7..VXl persons were In the ahbey, hut inllllona more could see Ihe 21!, hour ceremony by tele vision, for the firat time Cries of "(lod Save the Queen!" bltnded Inin a mighty mar from thousands of throats as the quern's purple and golden roach le'l the abbey for the main coronation pro­ cession five miles and more through Ihe cenlcr of the old enpi tai. _ The 27 year old qu-en. who had • looked drawn near (hr- rinse of Ihe long abbey ritual—and once near tears—flashed her smile The Duke of F.dlnhnrgli was beside her There was it deluge of rain as the- main procession got iintlrc wav The Inside of Ihe queen mother's coach was lighted hv newly m stalled fluorescent lighting which glinted on her eoronrt and Jewels As the state roach bracing thr queen and the Duke of Edinburgh t f arrived at the palace, members of tba crowd clambered op Ihe walls of Ihe palace Itself for a final clear view of the royal pair before they went Inside The queen smiled radiantly and the duke grinned at the long his torlc day nesri-1 Its close The only two Used events re­ maining on their program were a Bocal Air Force show. delayed and rearranged became of the bad weather, and the queen's broad A east at 9 p m. (3 n m. EST) Wind * blown rain and brilliant sunshine competM wllh each other for control of Ihe day. Hut Ihe millions who had gathered to rhrer Ihe qmirn ilood firm In sites some had stakerl out 43 hours ahead of lime The sun hurst through lowering ikli i when Kllrabeth was present ad to the rongvegallon Inside the abhey as "your undoubted queen " A cloudburst drenched the |am packed capital at the moment of V crowning It rained straddy for 90 minutes, stopping only a few min utes before Ihe consecration scrvlctnded More than 1.300 persons ware counted casualties In the crash of crowds, with 33 hurl serl cully ('tough to go to hospitals. Prince Charl-s. who is four, was brought to the abhey Just before the Archbishop of Canterbury placed the iewel encrusted crown ot Edward upon iiiu the liven head of V '* St uwnniM quion, syml xymhnll Britain’s seventh nuten. catty consecrating her to Hod and to the service of more than » half (Continued On rage Four) Duke Of Windsor, Duchess W itness Coronation On TV PARIS </P- For the srcoml time A In hi* life, the Duke of Windsor • was on the sldellnea today at the coronation of a sovereign of the British realm, a crown he gave up for (ho woman he love* The duke and his wife, the for mer Wallla Warfield Simpson ol Baltimore, walchcd the romnatlnn of Queen Elisabeth I I on televlilnn In the home of a cloae American friend, Mrs. Margaret Thoinpion Biddle of Paris and New York. About'too guests were present In _ the Biddle home. In Ihe center of IB Paris, to watch a televised version of Ihe proceedings in London. The duke and duchess had front row seats In s large salon before the screen. They arrived at I t a.m. and talked animatedly until the cer<-mony In lamdon began to reach Its climax, then fell silent. At the conclusion, the duke said: “ It was a very Impressive cere­ mony." lie had not been Invited because erotnrol bars former heads of stato f t from attending the coronation. Queen Elisabeth was nine years old when the duke give up hie throne to rteorge V I on Dec. I I . 1944. He had been king of England for about I f months, from Jan. *0. 1494. Heorge V I was crowned King. In 1837. Fern Farit Receives New CiOP Postmaster • CASSELBERRY—Fred A. Yaegar, Republican angntatee as post­ master at the Pern Park post office hare, was Installed hy Pm U I Inspector Dolph Hackney of Daytona Saturday. W arier replaced Delmar T, Warren who bad been serving under • temporary appointment for approximately w o year* The “ naw postmasftr baa resided for approximately four year H ighest Mountain, Everest, I s S e a le d First Time By Man LONDON 'At—A coronation eve announcement hy Buckingham Pal are dlxcloied last night Hint « Bril Uh expedition tiax planted Ihe Union Jack slop 29.002 fool Mt Everest In man » flrxl surressful attempt to scale Ihr world'* high* f»t mountain New* that two dlm hrra In a party headed hy Col John Hunt had xucrrsifully balllfd llirlr way tn the summit ol the Icy penk In Ihe Hlmslavss May 29 wa* relayed tn Queen Elisabeth II ln*l night, a palace spokesman laid- He dr* scribed the dramatic new* ** » coronation "gift." A message from Hunt relnve" to Buckingham Palace *nld, "All la well." The final assault nn Hie CiutliAf Aslan peak on the Nepal Tibet border—reportedly Ihe third ntt by Hunt'* IS-man expedition n (he last few week*—was made by ■ New Zcnlaml bee keeper, Edward P. Hillary, 34. and a veteran guide of Nepal'* Hherpa tribe, 34-year-flld Bhuti* Tennlng London newspapers hailed the achievement as the beginning nr a new Ellsahethan era of Hrllbn dar­ ing. They compered the deed wllh the triumphs of Captain Cook, Sir Francis Drake and anlareilc retplnrer Robert Scott. That a New Zealander and a S tribesman from Rrltnln'a longtime ally Nepal won Ihe final victory oymbol—like the roronattnn—of Commonwealth unity HrportHly they carried Nepal's flag In the too. British color* m. along with the BrillThe climber* raced against the — ' 111 approaching atorma of the summer monsoon*. H had hern reported previously from Katmandu, N<ii«l, that they had failed to reach their goal during Ihe brief spell of good weather and had given up hope. SAILOR ARKRHTKD Robert Miranda, sailor at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion, waa arrested last night on two counts of disturbing Ihe peace and destroying personal property after he broke a lanfe plate glass window In Ihe Arcade Tackage Store, IIS Beat First Street, arcording to Police Chief Roy O. nde'a bond waa act ■age estimate waa Arresting officer! M, C. C. Dotson, *Vire Nn. J O ’ Legislature Okays irape Fourakre Thinks Lake Dredging is Threat To State A fear that continued dredging of lakes In the state would result in making a desert out of Florida was expressed this morning hv Commissioner Dtls Fourakre at the regular session of the Count) Commlaidunrrs at the Court Mouse Mr Fourakre made Ihe idiser vatloii after the Commissioners had heard a plea by property own nrs on Ole l U i r I s i s ton* dr <*,1 Ing being done there would result in permanent damage to the w,i Irrs of the lake Hubert Webster, Mrs lames Ancrutn, and .lease K Kellrr ap peareil before the Commission with a petition signed hy V) tesl dents which staled: "We the undersigned resident and proper tv owners on Hig Hear Lake, Seminole County, eaniesMs request that steps he taken fm the purpose of determining who tiler or not dredging operations in this lake will result in permanent damage to thr waters of the lake "We further request that pin per steps he takrn to atop or con Irol all dredging unlit the f u r l . are determined chairm an J F McClelland pointed out that Hie County ha* no Jurisdiction in Ihe mailer ami suggested that those concerned file an injunction Immediately "If I lived on the take, | would file an Injunction rigid ow n , Mr MrCIrlland asserted Mr Webster explained that nor individual who had recently mut­ ed to Ihe area Wus conducting dredging operations and as a ir suit the water used for drinking had become discolored Mrs. Anr rum added that airier Hlg Bear Lake Is not a sand-hut lorn lake It would be possible [hat dredging might drain the wa ®r m**ung property adjacent worthless Commissioner B C Dodd said lhat some group In Ihe tyuntv 4 nhi M have control of lakes, hit! Ihal a special *ct would have lo bo paaaed by the Legislature and [hat It wmdtf be Impoaslhle at this late date to have sneh a Mil ■ „ tmdured hy the legislative dele gallon. Howard Hughes, caretaker at Big T r >0 Park, appeared holme tlir Hoard to ask cinrificatitiii of liir Irriin under which F It Hitchcock would lie peimitted to make use of Hie Hig Tree path in connection with the latter's novel (Continued on f a i r Im il i IH EK lif'T i hr n ' t r t n ! t b m j h " M l c u ' b i with m i.l,.!,#! icat(wed Iboner* south ittd e a it nor" c m coiitirnir•( ndhl ind j IttM* "w>|f, north portion this Wlrrnnon mt| l.-nlcM ratals* jour Sanford HtraM . City IN D E P E N D E N T vvea Rher Says Korea Will Co-operate With U .S .T o l.w l \ l f . i n i <• s11 u l in p s T n 4 . *». O f H i d I vl Ktll KI i i * •'t*l 4-k A | r’ f " i » r ( y I M l) It r s.-ovts l t »■ it T)fi { « ni||inU r-if >»t iiifi. i 11 ;•»* l»**f iif?» 11 »' u I l L tit f|» l* i vi*'If!fir' i •I *) *!>*»• m i i m i \ i i r _ rs# lit I t n l l K R T T i t M i l s • • ■ *« • *! **i *| H r# i H n in lm o u it y rod B ILL SHINN »»)•• , * *♦• ♦* if.* If ««•* i v^ioltf .ru t I e President *t"g"' <" • u ri .mi.' r .f .1 ni| .*iimixfnf nf It her . ml today Smith h u r t ill i Hie i I I d a f i l l I * '* | ^ I A 4. 1 r * f f ,,*<■ ■ « lot litr I v *' »o, I *i I l i d " ip. I f in ] |> i-o.i" tint drrlared h<- <»dl ........ Ih * * ill III till* f * »ifl c 10 the mil on witleli m il ■>! 1 in Id* **!•%, %(ii 4R 1 «n»l it fhliRft.'l tie, * fivers fiom Nm'b l> n •« . 1»h • « * * ki4mm >iii f ifun ilii'i hi arml dice IIher *nid lie ll lO >•" Cl *” 1 t ft • * *1 «k . 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M l . . . • n 1 i"i ipjtfm il ■ 1111 r •- Ih il we co iipri t* '' dii MeI In* II ' . d I 1 *{I•»' *| Mm' if in M I S it ,|||V CU'.I )) mu .1 II <U'1 I 1 1 ■ i l hhritp >1 i | ’id •kill Hl»(l Oivlhillg Htr C '• .......................... lint illiiumg Ihe ' hut "m o >• * ■ s ♦ l III. I . I" i I I dM'tii hd( M*r III" M I l f » 1 ,« h'f o '*III*1•0 )|J| I i to out • tv i* -im ' o .......... .. pi M r.r ff ' 4x f ' *'''11 ?' on* i •!■ 'till sent* t' ' |M It l»* *; i 11'**11 t * pi m(|im **m S 11 mg Im Is In t ‘ 11 t i t " ' 11■ ' 1<it ikf 'I • * n III H|, ( po limit 11tie-> did im' .it ilmi it. m •I I d'lri't dill tn* |!j|iIff 1 ml III , I i tenielli (ml....... .. H (.I'M11 IMH♦ Slwfriiis ttirrf li'CHlmlur* Viiiuitg twii Ihmintiul Mm uhi liigti mhI H iiriln 111uIi Sr kiinl iHirrhi I In* Shiflriitn »#* n* m Km i lilllel nppo >•" mi to fh** fln • *»*• *4|»lhi! hf Sun I Ini 4 I I'nikh’, crnlrr IrM I m mi* hi, ki hfifil •shiilriltn, « Im lime *l«ilri| Tnllilhftmre -muI I In* i «|«iV#«I In d . ,1 ' » * Mf • It t . ♦ 4< I It* | in- t t 1 N II to r pi ••!•'>, il m i t.t |mrI i m ki«iIt* in tin* “Knnw Vtiiir fiiiicrMHituif" im i^i mi nf (InridM • * |* ' \ if . 4nil IJ* i* \l iirli N < IrvfUntl, Ir ill *■f * I ’ ll I tfi ti * m||» • .H . ollcong stu lr I in TnlUhmuarr. thin i*rrl» *»rir *1 mb nl?. flum inf *H if 1 . .1 . I O l lit I- **l 4 t'.r v| Idl •• ! hti i i nilv M mil iv . I'r in" Setitimth* IMgl) Srluml. Hjuifiifil, Ik in tin ! Vi nVi Nihmil I mu* m mM ; , 4 * 'I'M I PyllO Y'lllg V it till .- (Iriir l , lit . *t 11 in, tlo Mile* b'' "t • 1 • hi* h* • ill,.,I the | N t onm toil x ."It mi, lo the I 'oinionui*t *r p a ys to w a it W i.hiugion rep lit. . te i h i,.I died (m FI tixtlio I ei t . Igi ' ' > the *e (mil points I '.igti i miltu it -I r lr n - - |M'» milt South Ko rm go n iiii««uig th" |1 S would .(id Snuth Kutt i If It” (M t V I. • ai»>* i if •? “ llk'H' i i lied ittacked aft- t > tiui e I h- , hi lit * I'M la f| (M) I h" ItMffMill up i s oss i ;ked In promise- p"uupt H *1 1 I • ** M M I ' h * f ’ H * tJ ■ • i ||4 I. * MIAMI if)—The »e-rson's hisi aid i r g s n llr s s of wh a t -i'hn I itl*-> i ,«kn ' -I A , upper at Hie Varht • luh it .......................* ' lt- 4e»ph 1 Mt|l hHin. »,» (n (b t poMhas* 1 JO p m will prereda tomorrow; fhst*- « ,• • ''» ’• TJ. • topical ttorm made • nudlm »rd I Naluuis might do m * •*•’ 1 \ \ \ ♦ « 1 iii i - fr ilig I "Is .1 4t|(I t. BIm i 9 et < night’s Important session .1 IM IP O " " * “,hM 1 T »f,»», T E X T i i,1m| 1 t • n» I “l» 'Cl ul< '1 • ' •’fed inlre of tt.flOO Tfill^ •mount j Icmp in t|.« Oulf ol Mexico during 1 " p , to r-uduutr t o . Com I H o u r at D IK) o'clock when l,,lbl|c *' ** " f " 1 »,i f. 1 ih* ;i*'i 4 *r» n *11 * |t\| > ast month when the CuHimMsh ft' .> ■ ,t'<oo tlir high bH Dr A M Walrrtoo of .lolm Hop __ " I<" i . 'cr '. ,'i ^ I'll* ntaht xml los* mo.-h of It. si air economic >0'1 mdHi tv '*•' _- . ^- s-,a .11 l . a . 'C ..Ia.lit aI r a.Is .1 A a 1 * I A in*, nf i|^f 1 »it»‘ | o titri 11 Vi'-.' It* I Alt’. »,*IOW*». / I g i , V f . r r j ' r l » d all bid ■ “ 1,t* ■ ktn.f IM ive n H yi*1"v. Hi * IM.brnll ,M* *’ *"'! ' )ttl»r Hurkxu to SnnMi H htia% Hit Ih* ,fi 1*1# r.I 4-0 Tttif iu*!f Hut the am lion *• l|o <tr ' i -,t " l.rk uehl ' t l u r allied tlV thr f(W repolt mi Sanford'. sewer ago ( m limit 11 if nil a " If fief t t ' 11 Mu M*f i*U 11 U (HIM 111y;Itf 4t ft Ml (m? i»i*‘*tifi| t**fli\ tiler' appear "d tod , lo II " , toproblem I hi* I l 1 ih r | %j ulvhcirv K01 f i *«f ill IntfUii ...................... . H i e i- i k iv 1 . intm IS I n r Ii*ia II 11.* r1-1 n ti itip • lo*1ui * iff1 mar# City Managci loin I emoo, who Wt II fnmolcd tn HIM 11 1 mt I fnHf I M it mm * "M ’l f r*|vMfnil1 Hi it Ml rtl H. • «mI fh m , *» ufu* htr I Mf| Hip |f| It xril'il Hi#' flint Ilk™ Hi r " i ih i i f*<ll|r f*t# ' h im lit f. 11 1 pi«r(r*n a In (h* made thr aiimiunt "iiieut. .act that Saver hit - p il up I'M I !* h Ii in >‘ 1 • .iiltu* I fhr *! m jf f *»f Alfa3 rft^ Hiiiifl, in I -lor * 1 1 * 4 * I 1 P*.lv |fl| M lkl fti» * (Hft 1 1 11 M il httll 1, il X txi | ,f 1 •I'll A It 4 Ih it irpresenlaflvr of thr Muir |<>•, ri| elgl't i A>*r•■*'n1ml l»v •• if • •lre.ii tv SI.Id at It If pf irf U »•»• |i« r milli 'l i t (itirt h;<s* Hi" iff 1 »•» pi 1Iuhi ( if I** foA»*r ritirhM '* It ( A * A 11 | M* ■' x IM jfft • •■ I d Mr-illh, Ihr l<nltrd SI itr* I'oh if nt*l lit*' olh 1 > ol Ih*I K*‘ \ , it ||"|p \qi| lllv aIIIfI , lilt to |rl *I lit*hi i | h r i 111 m t IH »p» 1 ♦ 1 If I . *1,. Illllf l i |( t ' i t M t * 'h lie llralth Sri vice < >(v r oioiuls Hie ' i„ii„r- h .ii Ndhou , ammIi I m*»i i * v 1 * »' P luilit ill**! . ...... 1»l Mm 1 iMiMluhiy pit f * I uni mil*' , 10 hoiii a i'll* D„- t ttv 'dd 1 1 ’ HI if Ik *. ♦ * ^ I H ln • doners, ami metulim ol tlir Sem l\ 4 » 1 • * 1 ft »'lll * 1 4 1 1 1 * f * s| Ih « "i'' <• 11Mt 1 ifm 01 0 iriiiiiti > n nt'ilnnl up mii Ml)* '1 11 ! 1IM t ,'»f*t Ml1 * 111 i i r d \! mu' I 11. Hi* I itiH III • it I f ' "1 A m i *. to 1 * Pud'S t oiuttv M< In d \ •■■■-■ ii I mn VI |!l 11• pt »s-i »i | lit th** h ,41111 • 1"f I r* 1 1 Mo’ h* a•1 Ix,i*% hoi m t 1 lion *'no! «M .1 111M*' l*. It*. ♦ 1 • p f *1 .............. will lie [ire .eitt ■it the loot lo-fili (1 .... tn ||M»U*f» V\ III in i H i • * \\ , l||P I »{• l») " * " M t III* a t ‘im 411 i tiff \* •»»» ii*j r „( ntIf 1 j u ill1It * HI 1 ir t » mil r I ,#•■-»•h high 1»r| il Hi** tm Il­ tl uii M ,tl || I l I) HI* iH 0 Hid meeting VI -* r| *" V“•»u t H1II** r I MPIIS11 I |l ||t|^ | Ilf h-T p.UUt -I........ . ............. I ■’ • *Mill ft - l •Inil Im Hr* I'H fl mH K I M-ivor HandsII 1 iis -» to ge , all llrtd 1 »’f*n il ,IMNI lit, It too i-■ • ot o' (" \ i*t«tlfi of Mi CHI All . )l lit* If *1 ii* lit Ht* \lril 1 ut .1, 1, mul l’ll nt M m* 1 ll«*0 ,M »1 IM I ,m-i m iii * Intel r led 111 tlir |ir,ihlrio I *I»V • VfM| 4 •PI ft|t(| * 1 l|M|| I "111 M»' I h* ,!<H i mii v H*t iPi’<l lltr h Mpii *1 1 I N n i l l > ' f • i.t».*« th |i 1 m ,1 I )• ! In attend Hir >i|ini lull u-lilrli at*" Imi lle*f nft !|ie l . l r 1 4Ii. 1* *•* •* « c li# 9 •• mt Ht* I liyl f| Mill In M ll|li»U If »’ •lufto h till r i HomI HMI IlMlfK 401ifh <1 .1 I I. ill* I hw.x .1 was .liltlrd from H, ' l l ) 11*11 h# i e Il4‘fit| ,!l|l| i' , A hoo • "I flic III » 4M*I I M » s I m ( I * \ V V * I M i l l I , 4 t l h l > | r *4 lllilM •tft I* * f“it *nif * • to tlir Foot| llnii ,r I'eimit 4 (1. onn IhitF bill ••ti M 4 * il l Phi Hi, tif *I lift 1*1*1 l> * I 13 (ae, I <1 ! * til.1 1 1... .. 1 |.mf t ••Iff ' | h sroI ' 0*11*1*1 * 1 1 Mm'fnmnl greatn Stlmdanrr . It | • M 1* f . ,1 V 4*|. IflU fi » I m | Ihr I *V* M, 1 » »* 4M41 1 «1 Mil thr* * 11op »»*rv 'to •L ij*tp e I n i--H , » , ' h aI*" •1 P ‘ Dt- Wnltnan’ - (rp,ut 1 . rip e r ted l |> f iff - N ( ll fi"f f uh i lo Influence Hie , ih derlr.lmi on IMny In n ) I m Klccti *1 a sru-xge ,I|.| h i .*I |>I (id The lo Hut '-1 "•• p lm rx had . Ut . r- * *41, ......... M i l I p * l.t 'J J IO Il I ' -H I itial oil 11*, would he .hold | 2.V|, i*-|i(irte't wirtd« up In fai mile* an 1 1 1 >; 1 r I < H • . U i ft f i * 1 1. v .t b . OTA) And uperHilonil roil Im , hero h t.»|l • Ketfr b • I1 H T t \ e-tfluiAlrd ol f.’o.noo .1111111 illy 1 K» "t j * M * l"ii •, ) • »1 1 l i f t ' 111r ’ • ' " n I m i I imii I | h mil* i n hmii i f(ic| i i y Comuil.xxlorirri Hie, 11 .elves a ir PM %bb til of llu* MM • ID \ ■ .... 1 "| . ..! -t . ' , V .1 M m in u t ln lii* ;. •f«* A .itnMhf Ihr divided as hi (he adiisahlldv of a I iljMh il 1*1 «)| jjl| V HIM ’ ■ * ■' . I" I ", 1 t "il H trcfilmrul 11I,ml M.-ivm i li.isr • Im uf 1 i.*ilf 1 m •»I ft mn "l;i rpou III. I »inftb) tl •" Mur t • " ................... I • - t, I |m . I .1 n , , , t't ilAs called ll ,t useless cx|ielise" Spiflle! * vtnillt ,v i|*l MllnilUh iK f I . r*> 1 ’ 1 *» Mm* •* " *ltn 1 P I " , ’ " S' ’ i,t s ri "If 1 pI II i (• ( ' It )||]||,| WASH IN I. 11>N ,P I h -I,.. ■ while I'miitiii,.loners lolm K.ider \V V x l l l N * » T o N r Ifi" 1 mi lil 1« mi K»*v * I m F i lm l i f -u fi Mutll* MIII* Mi Mr*vblll Hm ♦ r 1 .",r. .-V W I1 ■" '•'. 1 ,-1 ■ •> --1.r ingt , w •xml Willinm Slemiier are In fuvot a SI Jos,pit Mul, hu Ui, , bnffpl nf *Ur)•« t" i< wri«* ill** 4 -1 * • uiMurreAHliiii^l If i t lr i , ,»i;irf'*l ii I In* aim ih »n i r m n |)n n » Uii t * \ *t fi If IL - il iMjJltJ of n plant (llfier lo imulssi,inert testified today Ihal Hie lu pi—.l.lm t Fi.eiili.iwcts , 1, .l.le tu "vely mild I,- 1>,l ham e Friday In f)f( II' • \U*.fH4t» i‘t**i;K l(fjL have not ,vel come mil for or surxore against .1 ( m e . I,.,, A ...... M 'ffM *f)l* It I"" . , . . fhr i uiltfif i" 'tf 1 nmiiHi nf rub* . jbl , I (r »r unemployment wonl,I he In h 1 Imlsy to *et ap . PI.... . l-SO „ „,li£ ..... .. (,, ^ lrrn „p Sll'ktlf I •) . )'•I |)1 S ’• IM) 1*H)*' • 14j*1 I 1 h i I xgaluxt Ihr pro|Misal Mohcil M Alig.is, all eiijjlneei excess profit, las die Jo n - o Htf.lllixf fill Mu 1 • * finul fui ,d 1 oh. (,"l gamed intensity as II ly iil .iMhltjj h)H |"MVf f I m I 11 I hf • l|«t’M f j ' • will, |s idAonlng ||i,. c iiv * sewer xr lied,ilerl »f114If I III I b*MI f| '( Hu* •* *M( * i a i l I t Hi. I In* N iillufi If If p *f 1 bind look 0,1 1 ,l< f 0,1 - , tieidai mov» f «,.♦ t JsI,xix Oray. |U*'.lde,,l id llu \\ 1, age and wa(e| e (pansIon (trucrain. (M il * I ■ It ff 1f • * 11 Ass'" I H • '1 1 roeril ' i l l I* H11 rf i l l * j* 41 ti H Pf r «I I' m f l u * 1 1 N * ptsfUfM, f e- p I w t . h t | . » • f l * , , In.'il year ul, milled a report (,'orpor/lllnll, Wa- H,e Ir.utotl twirl# 1 mi k f") *' * 4 . hi 'I M if f’ i - ’o 1 (i !• - in ( E S T ) I u |Jl«e i I I P f it |i|K Thr rffrKiitM h h i ihiimihu r*t hv pointing Old dial Hie tntsl lost of liesx witness ........... Hie II,,u ,Ihe W> 1H01 Ihlle to said Ihe Mn: »•'•* IW*i >«•» I "* - *41 ' «ft ! f ' A ft'in I •M I | ■ Mrn MrbfePH r If r^|| i i VVIi II p itniui' all reenin in ended Iniproveinrrdx and Means 1 uminille'r if f 1 1 i i i ft In • fit Itf 'M'lc 'Ii h-" xii,| erratle move . ......... would ,1 luoiirit hi SI. 2 PI.VI 7 ||e President Flsentiower's ie.pi, 1 f ■' 1 •*m t" 0 •'I •I . I 4'I |f*IV lfri|is«* MH'*dliuJ nf fJO|* S 'ltj | r nn*1 menl I,,,,,Id 1 oolliioe lor a few At it *, bill v iv*1 * * . f11|I mv%' f 4|" • ' jmlicnfeil lloil If Ihe people of extiml the levy for <li im.i.o IfniiM* li'.ider.R Klsrnlinwn fi.i*l loo,,. 1hen would go to a 1101 Ih 01 F i f f l n i* K ) 1* ♦ pi f *|i|f nt I u l I* ,1• I x7Ml f r pf o 1«1. ,1 ( t; Sanford fop Hi.il lliey could afford | III* company I, If#n1 (bn|fi#’i c i fI ir. , ' " W' 1 I* 41| ■»S I) W ' IfMlffn 4*'♦IpffsjujjU . . , maiuifai-lurc* . •Hiddenly eallrd tb«* >neel«l mf» hm: foil H,r.|( .1 1 0,11 -r (f'otillmii'd 011 Page Four) laundry equipment fnminon <» Mt(J fhi i 1 * | 'f |l w 1 . 11 , 0, ,1 All, r " fur the \lirjl r-u Itprfi I l f 1 -ill fl All In a staleineiil Ihal wax pi ,1 ' Bridges said the I'reiirh ul 1 -i fit si I -Met nl H,c alphuhel and Ilf H' fif fI•f l . '* if II Mu- r 1 f f pip ih -'I * "I'rMlfl F ,H p ‘4*l tf1 it »Mpf hy sevrral Hejmldiran and D, „• dnrsrd a xiihxlltule propusal Ihal ilthmigi, ihe intjili il -dorm season Mr HMiisbultf) 1 wbu whi m * I*' * M »1 I»*t| IV HO » Hi \| I| IOf 111 pr(f D im 'lo r - s N j ii ii p H H y eralle emnniHtee niettilux-a, 1 • hull, g„ ,,n record .x-. up dor,-. m>( .Ho 1* if v he gin unlit June f'fl j . irrri'f ;il V f u l ‘i»«' Hu* P i ........ I M - i n h l Tlir iirw liMiiril nf fbr«ubit- u** ■ I F ftE tiK 'r A u H i n n M ndy said Ihe lax I* in effect a pci, posing Hie adniisuhiti -if the I ’hlnese , ID. this 1. not ihe earliest on record * ’ il l f*M Ihr* n f lK tJMiUni* • lirnvri 1 *it i If I (, [I'Miifl'i iini I'Hlii 4i p"I(r* • < l**I »*> F irr iih against growth II imposes il„„. ’ Comm,m ill* h> the " N umlci Two v< ,1 >g„ j tropical dls liitliauee furousl "ff f> tvtonn Beach ill fill 1 .fun if', 'tin tfIf I nt v hi* ul In II* annual l-oard of dlrecfnr* confiscatory rales, he said, ay •"> 1 nnv ctreiinislan- ex at this lime I hi fi!ib tfr( 1 mif Mfitff trophy Bridges added Ihal d was Hu on May 1 / whit led smilhward to nri'Wti. .fofin I »,1 Unit'itv mil I '.nn ir»t ibf * uffi f*ttut 11 t*u1 int| rmiit to election, nine ineniherx of Ihe San­ young, small, n-'w and g i o ' " , i sense* of Hie me, ling, with the ward flu- Bahamas llien lurned Lytin ford Farmer* Auellon Inc wen- huslness "Ihr one small srg,„. ♦t»* r 1||>X VVppt In | I Ml f t M f' n W i! I’ resldenl eoneiirrniu. Ihal this northea-1 ,„,| dl'-ipai-r'il in the nfeclpd ln»t night ,il Hie aiirthm pf American huslness lhat > ^TMf, uf 11» I 1 (it! 'Min [|fi|;ipf| fr>f in H miiimied mi (’age Four) market white an advisory hourd oodles Ihe tie si promise foi ■ - 'country uni only would oppose fled F i r c in i ’ n 11 live It tiny Hi*. sM . aoh f (l ill'll hi! rid I rid Mi'll# China’s admission hui would lake — — — of nine memher* was also select­ lu llin ' prosperity " h • api 4 ||| fif H| fl tjiuf D a y W i l l i ii A I h f h i h firay agreed wllh lien Mill l> aellve leadership lu keeping C u ' i l i i i n i n i r I'r i/il T n J in ed, (!. It Dawion rc|iorlcd Imlny * I Fill I • .if»a* tYf - l-ml o> Commimists mil of the wurM or 1 ,MM 1 ° 1 , 0 In addition fo the xclcclion of Ark) dial Ihe lax would I • • » v lofi 1 R p ir b , »f»pi v .fu d (fi4 (h« irevenl huslness from exiiaudo*. Ihe fwo bodies, Hie annual finan City Ftreinen were kept h.nv f 1 IV Inf | 4 M*» fi dl I b*plrr ft AApr M h Itrldgrs and Sen lvonulai.il i l l rial statement was read, showing o pick up a slack in iinemplo) m, ■< vestci,liv aflernnon and •■ "umg M/fl cels ' Aaamtathm niade , < *- 1 Calif) said loday's qierial iiic-dlng an Inrrense In m lr* Iranxacllons caused hy riilliackx in defen I ’t '- - e i l l I l i u m f, I n u t ....... . The Municipal Swimming Pool iiiswerlng *t ihiiins. It » 1 i> of 30 percent over Ihe last fiscal spending and In govrromeni p■'■ was call") lienor.c of iiidleatlriii-i will go no it . Mimniei '.ehedule » putted today 4>x It I l l u .u i i, , del m e. . I, H i year ending on May 31 In Ida Thu levy amouula lo 30 pci ,, , 1 lltnllhe British, among 1,fliers, may wrek from 11,nr F 11 John a sals fan I flic 1 iuef I lie .I,|t diluting ieiilm m i. | nn, T h r i" gl I-.S at, 11 III 1 weie ,ii,ni ,l nt" treasurer’s report, Mr Dawamt of profits found lo be exre ,■ 1 press for Hie admission of lied son, iltrerloi, anrioimeed today - ttmse <*>»|iing h|« c m revenleil Ihal Ihe Farmers Auc In eimparlson with a past period china in eonnecllmi wllh a Korean (in I .1 e s i| ,1 v Wednesdays. In at 12 Mi and I .'!i o', |,„ k v* . ' ,,,i . -In,, nnnlslice lion had a net surplus of tl.OWift an Industry average, or soil"- ,iti,. The Or ' t,,p tlir " ,|t< l Itu lin g ).|,||r-f W’.'IS Thur,.,l,iv.. Fri da)' , ami Satur­ terdav afterniHUi afler Ihe year's operations. Bridges Is a key figmr tn Hie days the pool will hr oiicn from wa % made at l/'Si Magnol'a a ■ ■» W ill) MU C, S .-M n (|.,l I, bain. It lx piled on Bqi ol H» n f J e fk mie I lieu separate Itlps -i-ere mailer as chairman nf IIISrnalrOfficers fnr the coming year regular corporation tax rale ol ■' I " p . d l,. V ic to r Vauglmn, n f Lu>. 9-3(1 a 111 to I (K| p m . from 2:00 1•* hl.u'k,- I . ' t ' d . 'a s n a m e d th e - . i , s tan d in g will be apiminted hv Ihe hoard nf imr cent, making Ihr lol.xl h Apnroprialioie. Cnmniillei tn r, ivi. ..mt fiom 7 nri to 9 00 made In the ;’ 4ISI arul director* at a Inter dale Last M IM*- cent on exerx* proflls This Sioatc group lacked onto p III T l i r pool will im rioted Sui) nf Orange A"etvte between t n; in p h „ ,,„ .r . "Idle D a v id f o s te r , year the total wale* conducted *t Several ohlllmerx on the rummii Ihe K(atc Department appropriation day morning nod evening, hut will p m "tul I 2.'. p m ,d Ja ck 1011 v tlle , n-as I he o u fils p th An old 1,tilldlng hchmglug tn Hie mg tie p lim a n Ihn market reached the I22.NI!,41 ten said they wrre nol convIn, d hill n "rider" drrlarlng there hr open I rum ? (at lo 1! on p.m flfjurr. hy the pro extension Argument'- „f should he no ftirthrr tl S funds l)|*Hng,ilsfie,l tliident a v sid e j The pool Is closed all day Mon City In hack nf Hie Inelneratm it 9 IA Went Sixth 'Ureoi. rauglit flic " e i i„ Brute |; , h r .- DeLsnd; was unanimously agreed upon Heerntary of the Trrxxurv Hum fnr Ihe If N If lied china was day for cleaning and waa sllelitlv damaged before tn nlarn *11 surplus revenue in the lite phrr^ yesterday. admitted. ■venue In Bill r,vs art. Maine • , . George Hamilton J Blshee Is Hie life c*(!lr< pen fund. No I project fnr .Speaking nf tills rider. Bridges guard on duly, and on June 11 firemen exfingul.'.lip)l tlie flames toe hern, 'o r a l Calde . J -h n E. the coming ye*r told reporters ATOM TKHT B irr OFF will he lolneif hy Ills ilnfer, Be i t 2:30 p m [ Daytona Bee, It. Kenneth 'f ilings wrre quiet until I ? l p rn w; Mi lnto$h. Miami, J„e The new hnsrd of director* *re "1 ngrred Ihal I would either atrke, who I* « student at Florid# LAS VEGAS, Nev 1*1 the Mo* when tlie ftremen were summoned • l-'in. Etowah, Mr. and Mr*. T L. Smith.. Pfy- atomic lest scheduled for predawn contact the members of Hie Ap .Mate University. renn . Stanley mouth; H W. Arnold Jr.. C ft today lias hien postponed fnr t 3 proprlatlnnx Committee Individual Mr Johnson "Iso announced Hist to a garage fire two miles oul.ide JM .iH , Miami. flot,ert Mathewi, Daw»on. William M*rvey, L fl hours hersiun of unfsvorshle ly. or call a meeiing of Ihe com­ a Bed Cross-sponsored swimming nl rinnforrf on West Titsl fitiert IjeLand, Bit hard W l..uniter Hunter, ,1. W Jones. Fharles weather and probable radiation mittee. and state It was my purpose program for Brownie Scouts will The sixth and last run of Hie ' lermunt, Charles F, Rfehaidaon. Lawson. E lm e r K.-.lerhn*,k, all haierd In withdraw nr rather riot to pro start June ID under Ihe direction busy afternoon and evening v.-xs to IicLand and Scranton of Hanford s grans fire In the Dtramwnld of Mias Holly Bivins An Atomic Energy Conimlrsloo post)- the amendment " H i e advisory board, whleh will apokniman said the lllli and fun) Their ituduirtjmis will come nn aeetlon at 8 : 0(1 o'clock maet separately from Ihe regular tnat of Ihn spring aeries was put Tucvlayii, Wednesdays, and MOMSEN TAKES CO M M A N D board and will have nn other off becausfl of "unfavorable weaih NEW UM YIINA BRIDGE BOSTON 1IT — fUnr Admiral Thursday*'from 1:00 lo 2: 2:09 ji m. rinz Power* than advising, rnmilsta of « r conditions roister) to offsite Charles It Mumsen, DSN. winner and will rover a proposed five NEW .-MYRNA BEACH (..pe­ "'the Ktaix Are Singing" L * r r y Jones, Long wood; F. x. safety." d a l) — Dedication plana fm the of Ihe Distinguished Service Medsl week period. 9 04 - 0)08 7 : 1? DMg MeHwclher, W, W Lins. Ted Mr. Johnson asld lhat from May new million dollar North Bridge The test, believed to h« one of for his Invention of Ihr* "Mornsen M O V IE LA N D Williams, O. A. Muffley, A. M. the biggest that the AEG has tried lung," a submarine escape device, 3 through May 31, a total of 3.008 which will he officially opened in " Ih e Story Of Robin Hood" Remusst, L. 11. Brown, and Ho- here, had been postponed from today took over command of the paid admissions had been re­ | this city June It at 2 o’clock, have Show start* 7:40 )ert Hunter, all nf Sanford corded. Monday. First Naval District hern completed. Public Invited. City’s Sewerage Sriisun's First Tropical Storm Problem To Be City Sells lake Front Properties Aired Tomorrow At Sums Above Offer s At Auction Changes Course KrspoiistInlit v 01 O il icr Is S lrrssefl IVv Mrn llutcliiflon Excess Profit T;i\ Plan To Withhold ('ailed Best Bcsl (IN Funds Over Bed Be End Is Called Bar To Depression Issue Is Si rapped t "".'I'm'1"" . . , , , O SmniiK'r Schedule Movie Time 'Cable |(ff1*Y t � 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. 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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>, June 01, 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/9cb290dc243a1047a12947be91254063.pdf 83938260159885a795e88aa35e39dcb8 PDF Text Text *- Daytona Racks Byrd For 18 Hits To Beat Cards, 7-4 M, 1993 Ernie Palmieri Seeks 4th Win For Sanford In Cocoa T TH E HANFORD H ERALD Oviedo’s High School Athletes 13200 See VCKC> ]Jim Butler Paces A reH osoredA tA nnualB anqtai .^ S s S S T S S s ! ^ T ? 9 V i c S y Br K E N T ('111711,AIN Hr M AR IA N R. JONFJt Murray Byrd, possibly making l a v l i p 'W 'h S tW P P D R D A Y T O N A B E A C H — (Spe­ O V IK uO (HpwrlaD — The event looked forward to each vear his last hurling sppearanre fo r.* * l l U t t l l i 7 n L t | l o cial) — From 17 to 2b thrillby the meridiem of the athletic teams of tha Oviedo Hchnnl Is the an* Sinfrml. w.irk...l Ih, -n il— » « ■ t j 'w ( | . ( ; a n ) ( , g e j - j e j , noal athletic supper sponsored by the parents und the teerher*. This parked schooling race* are being tr. absorb his fifth defeat ns the affair took place last Friday evening at Hwceiwaler Park. It waa a held nightly at the Volusia Coun­ Islanders racked up IH bits In chicken aupper. fried, with all the trimming* add was enjoyed by all. ty dog track as more than 300 eight Innings to ncore n 7-4 vie early arriving greyhounds In the . Ik* •»*". Coach Mlktcr Introduced Ed Taylor. Sentory over the Cardinals in D a y -. _____ Daytona area take their eligibility linel-Hlar sports writer, who presented n beautiful trophy from tuna Beach last night. _ , __ _ teste, prior to the track's gala the newspaper to our teem ■* recognition of the leem'a first vkA* usual Byrd was stlngny u.’.',v T?*’, ^ ,e i* opening Thursday. June 4th l * I ■■ winners of Ihe Central Florida Conference tournament at wllh his iiassps, yielding but two, ,, Whipped twice In * row, the More than 3200 person.* attend­ Mt. Dora. while striking out only one. The Tocos Indinns aim to henl thelc Mills Lord, Orlando, a former athletic coach at the Oviedo schiml ed the opening sclmnling session ■lender righthander, who Is the wnunrl* and proti-H their Florida (during the year our present coach aa a senior In school), wss Intro­ Monday, one of the largest sole remaining holdover from Inst league Icml against second. duced as the guest speaker. He told unusual Incidents during tha days throngs ever to witness these pre­ year'* Seminole year's Hrmlnolc Blues, has hrei. been division Sanford tonight «nd Frllie was rMch here In comparison to the event* of today's team, lie In­ liminary events. purportedly placed on the block dsv. Schooling will continue every troduced Sin. Lord, who was with him, nad talked about th"lr dsughThe Jacksonville Bsech Sea ov the Cards One report out of «;• M*| t*orn while thev were In Oviedo. She Is now a Sophomore at night, escepl .luimai, Gu jm nit Lakeland says Byrd will he In the Birds, , . ■. who handed . ^Cocoa , the two „. r-dgewalcr. They also have a son now who will enter school next June 2. The track will he dark m ots' livery before Ihe week’s r minings, and Uw paylona Beach June 3 as final preparations are vear. out. Imkeland made a rash bid Winders, meanwhile, will hallle Mrs. Ruth MeU-alf then made a speech, as the girls' coach, and made for Inaugural Night. for thr limitril Nrrviri* rig h t-1^f,rf »*CRnd plact*. General Manager Jerry Collins praised the team, saying they had the best average In games won and hander on Its visit to Sanford I Jacksonville Beach pulled within lost this veni even thuugh they were ellmlnaed In the preliminaries, predicts the biggest opening night Monday night. B/rd has a 3-5 ?"« “ "me of Cocoa by winning, letter* went to Ueorgene Parker, Joan Brown, Cornelia Weltmon, In the six year history of the record this year and last season I **■•< .Wednesday night.Daytons loAnn Flnin ng, Shirley Jones, Ann Lelnhart, Ann Pierson, Pat Wal­ popular oval, and arrangements he posted a 14-10 mark. I N®"1* I1®*1 Sanford, 7 4. and I* aro complete for handling the ker and Nadine Bostick. I’re-Hcr golfers si Orlando — A lightweight lisa from HI. After bavin* their four-game * guines out of f rst. I.eciburg huge crowd. The pnrklng area hit* I,mils, 9tn. and a rhubhy llnksman from Tampa were winners In Coach Mlktcr then made h speech of praise for hla tournament winning skein brought to a hull bumjicd Lakeland. 4-1. and Orlando Orlando's seventh annual National P*e Wee Gulf Championships winning basketball team. He told of their aeaeon record. He eald that been enlarged by a new five-acre last night, Hanford will Journey '"Wed fo rlh re e ru n s ln thr- Iasi May 31. The .Missouri rutle, on the left, I* Judy Tnrluemhe. Hhe's the most spectacular gamo during tha year waa the Titusville game tract and a corps of trained to Cocoa this evening to battle nf (he ninth lu shade Del.and, fl-H. nniy right years old and weighs In at a slight 30 pounds hut she during the tournament. Those of ua who saw It thoroughly agree with parking attendants will krep traf­ T»»o of the gnmes were won by the Cocoa Indian*. Manager J. C. o«e golf halls 130 yards. Her sror* for the Pee Wee ‘ *e Ih ................... ' “ * “ “ him— even to the point of admitting we may have lost 10 yeara of fic roiilng smoothly. run drl pitching and (wo by slugging Dunn ha* nominated his di-lllicrBoth ticket booths hnve hern fur nine holes. National hovs' Pee Wee rhamph was s nrnl ■lur lives that night, especially when we were so far behind ai the neat . Best nltchlng perfcrmance wss ate working Ernie Palmier! with enlargrd, allowing for extra sell­ half. ho Is Clisrlle Kniislrs, 12-yrar-old Tamps pressman's son, whose B three-koo and two-lost make. by Daytons Bench's Ernie Crsu ers. More than BO new benches srurr of so fur IH holrs lopped all previous Pee Wee lournamrfll Johnnie Jones was high point man for Ihs Mam, having made mcr. lie held Sanford hilli'is for have hern placed on the ramp records. 199 points for the season— one short of his 40#, He wae also the seven Inning*-although walking In iif tH* ffm tfi** only member of Ihe teem who made the first teem of the three rims— and allowed only one convenience of patrons. A larger Cfnlthi Florida ( .inference team. IMrvey Joe Hlayltm, Warren hit before (lobby l^ieke relieved grandstand area than formerly McCall and Freddie Wheaton and Billy Meek received honorable him In the eighth Manaver Ed will he given over to reserved mention. All of the boys mentioned shore, plus Norman For* end I.f»y with live straight led an seats. Walt Iluda mads tha Sanford Herald first nr second team. Johnnie ID-hit Islander attack on Hanford's I i *i . \ \ i ;n ah The Australian "tote'' system and a Ml. Dora boy were the only two uaeaimouely elected to Ihe Murry Byrd I T will expedite the sale of tickets Centrel Florida Conference team. m 13' Leesburg's Bay Yoehltn held Nil vo'i rltot fn17.1* 1.M Lakeland to seven hits, He retired iMirtif W * lo w " lter Duda, captain; Johnnie Jones, Norman and allow a saving of approxi­ Ida' .3111 lore, Richard liR IIMl Llewellyn, Warren McCall, Harvey Jue Hlaylon, Billy mately 4 minute* on every race, the first 1] halters In order and I1V1*1 311 11\ gave up the only run on Ihree Karris JM ?. jJ , Rl.cA » rd Wry# and Bobby Hhaffer. Numerals went to Ray Fore, thereby allowing an earlier clos­ ing time than formerly. Hreddle Wheaton and Lorn* Mathers. l> I ......m m ! lilts In IIki srwenth. V" Wolt Du.la, the ace pitcher of the team, was cited for his 600 Coens had more hits than Jack Ullvn nit'll 11? l sonvllle Beach. 13-10, and fnwer lit! Mill*' Ernie I'almlerl Lou Gary .3d»* hati ng average for thr season. The coach said the team made a re3IH inarkahle record, considering that three of their games were with Irtiii n ut a three-won and two-lost mark errors. 4 A, Imt thn Hen Birds • itt i n : the powerful Titusville Mam. Even so, Titusville only defeated us by he seeking to notch his fourth I H»n«cd up three walks, two hits I %iK i lM I III I V 4 * AM one run In two of these meetings. Johnnie Jones, catchsr, was second triumph over the uason while 1 ‘’rtrnr f,,r ,lvc r‘J,ni J n ‘h,‘ *la r v ,|l»1i m halting average, .300 and Keith Malcolm third with .333. also spcitrheading Hanford’s bid *llihth Inning to carry off Ihe vie M o I It* mm t Warren McCall received praise for being at tha top In runs for victory No. J In Provost Park, "try ft was the fourth straight HA nillli ,111(0 nil I I r* f I hatted in. < oarh Mlhler also praised his work wllh the basketball Hanford has lost 10 road uhoics victory for Jacksonville Boach /« 11 211 f Mh u r h learn this year, lie came to Oviedo from Hemlnole High, end was *11 Mil IM*I while winning hut four. This , Orlando waited till two were out I M I M I I I I HO* M w a gtend guard. Itov Beistel, another transfer student— coming romparrs to their IB-7 record *t *" ,h® l«»* "I Hie ninth to pull IriMniifi 41 1 .1 4»i" I *ii I Mi Jor i from I ennaylvanla — was praised for hla work In baseball. home. i (he props out from under the De- 1*MIvf 111 . ftttt* 40 A*m> I . , ,tll r?1 '!* baseball went lu Walter Duda, Warren McCall. Roy FLOR ID A S T A T E L E A G U E I Laud red tints nnd their relish)* M f.ioiiiaril IS HANFORD RECORD u. lliistel, Cnarles Meatier, Harvey Joe .Slayton, Billy Meek, ranlaln; Jo H I* IV* W L Prt pitcher, Jim Vickery A wnlk and H yril r« in,i 1 • • » • • •*« ifl» Ml -IMI violu* arid Kenneth Malcolm and Johnultt Jones. Numerate went to Freddie Hume tB 7 JIH2 ihree Ntrnlghl hits did It, wllh Hmieli .ID iHrkaiiNt 11If IlMrh XN IT -HXX 1ST Wheaton, Ray bore, Imrne Mathers and Keith Malcolm. A wav 4 III .174 Frank WJccoVi triple driving IIIIO I ItNflBRIt Item'll *JT IT .*•#I A niti"i lift Harvey Ju« Hlaylon, the six-foot-three center who will Ih- ■ Irffib iirR flOO iW HR -W l Last night the Islets went to home the lying and winning runs, <i»li«r*i II Inn I* * JI '41 ,|Rf tatlipR Hipa l.r ti^ rr senior next year, was elected captain with Johnnie Junes as alternate. work early iiushln* single ta l-1 ---------“ — NAN Mill II IH X II .144 Lorne Mathers was elected raptaln of the baseball tram with Johnnie I.M krluHd I» ’* * .;i i i Jones u* alternate. OfIhMilo 1.1 :»•» ..TCI II rwitliw I mwI M m Ml .... Mr*. John Duda said a few words of thanks following Mr. and two In the sixth. ll-M rk T M N M I I I I I I -Ilkler* appreciation to everyone for their co-operation and Harvey's I I mp»hI ku nHnn tlllf Ernie Cntiimur flreil * no-hllII Fit H i IH I H iircuunt of thn Gainesville trip the basketball team made. Mr*. J. II. jR By GAYLE TA LB O T OrlHMiln II l>#|*HI«il 1 H . •s. l*Ffs ter at Hanfonl until the eighth lone* Jr. announced that a dale will lie announced soon for the parly i f F « h i i r n I liiik rln m l I •1 1 fUHl i K AH III IN 1.1 when Catcher Bill Harris limped, U n h i n T im i J h M fl l.fHMI 'v -.he promised the basketball team for winning all of their conference 1 NEW YORK - Buss Moyer, Hnl Armv n single to short center, Bobby V H H i l l Hi I riiin4n *Mit 1nr 3 1 Ahti games, plus the tournament. She also announced that the ha* as co- Nil the Brooklyo Dodger* eccentric Wllnoli H p I. b n i I n i l.n k Fln m l Ixs'ke relieved Crnumer In the Vf -•» 1 l 333 1 hdltesiex with her Mrs. John Duda. Mr*. R. F. King, Mrs. George C. *Ih « IIPHV’k HI ilH llH HN IlFHI’k SILVER SPRINGS 1* - Last- who ha* just been fined and sus. i) UII0 3 eighth when Hsnfurd scored two Means and Mrs. Irving Malcolm. l i f h l i i i r i lit HrfnntlB il .film \ 1 rune, lamke we* touched for only place Orlando of Ihe Florida Hlstn pended again (or blowing his wig, Nulionttl ■(Utiwnl FwIII 1H l<n«l Slaki i ,hl" Gsergsne Parker. Ann 0M hit before the *ame ended, a Lr-igue we* hurling even morn InU il K U llwi.il- Mmlor II . Nul l •inanl » V has long hern one of our favorite MHi-Aimy o.vkr ItnliMiUn, fiufcll Ulnhart, Hhlrley Jones, JoAnne I laming. Cornelia Wdlrnon, Ann w 1. IVI. ■Ingle by Lou Gary In the ninth. day. Pierson, Turk 2i 11 Ml, haschall pitchers, mainly because ' N . d l « , Bostl.k, P .t Walker, Joan llt n f TiialaBI u „ Icojm. Nadlru Boatiek. Pat W a W , Catchermnnsunr U s Filkins , Manager J. c. Dunn spelled (*hli iiifii 23 b•* Ik Hul Arinv vn Nh I’I (ItmrU he seemed lo he n man wo could wee lined ».vn and suspended for *1 r ,mshr r" I,,f •"•- BJ t K basksthall team. Martha J m s ,\*4l I’fpvH jhmI behind the plate In the If)' 11 iihki * T.iinurri.w SIsSI Hardy, 91Irkfy Fleming and Hhltlsy Joa*t will receive letter aa ItiiNlun fi:*n lu in rt.tl ,Sr...v -fc pAHilliN-AI probably la eee what five days-slnrllng Wednesday and Understand. IV MN ll ili Ul Mil 1SI in .»! « ending'Hundav mhhduhi-for push­ y *5?!.*" w"" f 1*? * ckMr leader but not yet The Mad Monk, us he Is known ■II.I.n.iii'h IV. 'Y.I-JI . I 'M VH>1*lt>li Iit u U A3» rlidhl* for a W M r. Iljvy were slj prevent. n, i.-r ing umpire Tom Williamson In s lo Dime about him, Isn't one of in* Ht LdiuU • 1 .1 13 Also preaen wera Professor and Mr*. Walter A. Teague, proIf) 37 J7f» A l a ( o r is G M g u b Ihe bed of modern pllcherv. hut frasor Paul Mlkler, Mr, and Mrs. Hulllyan and little daughter. Janet, l l f t u lla W t l f r d m League President Jack Dempsey, 11"* L 1?ll,,<,hrfl. Ite conylnuad Nnnr T u r k a \ \ tiw lilnm .ii. I Walter.. league, w‘R«<b Jl., Jy- Mis* Dorothy Illce and mother, Mrs. Kllsaheth l. Augustine, levied the sentence ! iH, k M P'U'gh t r '/‘r®. Mrs. Naomi Simpson, Mrs. Theodora ■dor* Aulln, Jr., Diane and Ted HI. teiiulM A f'liiv n liiii«I I end said It was Iho it Iftest suspen­ In Ills own mind Hint he should By AHHDCIATRD PRKKH win every lime out. So, when Aulln. Miss Lola JluddalL Mr. and Mrs. W. W. It. Mack. Mrs. J, R. Jones, I)# tl tilt 1 Ch leuKit 2 *|w Ifi Ifining a, sion In the 13-year history id the I blogs go wrong ho gets mad si * H i l F .I ill |a te J r M m . A. M. Jones, Mr*. F. W. McCall, Call. Mrs Irving Malcolm, Mrs. Icsgue N ATION AL LEAG U E I l l X i t F * "IVmI hw somebody, even if It’s only him Elslo Fleming. Mr*. W. C,. Weltmon, Mr. and Mrs. James Pearson, Hill Shores, catcher, took over self, lie throws things and kicks W u R h l i i K l i m lit N e w Vnrk RATTING - Schmmdlenit, Ht Mr ami Mrs. Mill* Lord Mr* !L W. festei. Willi*. J. II. I). Jones! , Myron Willis, Jones, I k u t t u r i iif r h l h i f l u l j i l i l n Filkins' Job. lands. Nbt things and winds op In trouble I ' |fi V # i 11 4 ||t| ill Nf h n ii lN m i ............. sr, photographer for Dempsey also said he hail fined RUNS — Campannlla, Brooklyn, ,.r" J*"r.Y Bndthson, Dr.Frank Morgan, Don Rider, Tin. sort of pitcher we've never Go- b-mlrnd-Htnr, and Kdd Tavlor. and Mr- and Mrs. Mills l a i r d . -------------pitcher Ken MeCInmrnrk tin for 31. cursing Williamson and pitcher lie: ii able to fathom Is the hlg. RUNS R A TTED IN-Campanalgaloot whom mdti U m a rd Liver man Sin for throw. Impi'.-lurhablr log seems to ruffle Managers like In, Urnoklyo, M Murrav lljrrd iy, t.e*, HITS — Schoendicnat, SI. Muds Bynl win throwing nt llm In. ejorled by Wllllninann. SO. landers. Thn |'«, hitting ,;un m n The prealilent aald, liai, he bml DGUIIt.KS - Schocndlenst. St. (e«m this ki'hmiii, iliiniimnlriili'ii fined Daytona Bench manager Ed tamise. 14. «h v they are hlnntlnir tho Imll l.evy tin for curalnif; and Daytona TR II'LEH — llrolnn Mllwaukeo, 1* such a robust rli|> liv mauling lleneh catcher Ruck Purtlih- II lor and Hernler, Pittsburgh, 4. offering* for 19 itlngli's, u arguing with Ihe umpires In » HOME RUNS — Lampandla, ilmihl* by Manager K«| Levy uml remit home name. Brooklyn, in A pair of two-ply blow* by altiioil Pilcher Ray Clnrlch, Dr Land, STOLEN B A S E S - Gilliam, Mcker Redone. wna lined 15 fiir "a rerenl diaplny Low elsvaleil hla average at ill temper," Dempsey aald Die exunnse of llvnl ronnectlng for PITCHING— Kurkont, Milwaukee, four single* ami a iloublo In flvo trip* to paro thn winner*. I HOME RUN8-Garner1, Boston, . 5 » p Ho last ntKht'a lima. Hallly surprised to find him humping tfTRIKEOUTS - Roberta, Phlla- Roeen. Cleveland, and Zentiel, ford held It* poalllon in sixth hla head hard against a wall ana tlphla, 90. laying aavagdr “ I hope It hurts." AM ERICAN LEAG U E Persuading Moyer to give way B A TTIN G — Vernon, Washington, Mlnoao. Chicago, 9. to another hurler waa aomclhlnjt PITCHING— Pemeil, Roiton, 90. of an adventure In Itielf. Coach RUNS— Mantle, New York, 34. 1.000; I-opal. New York. 40, 1.000; ItumhlliiK* of * reported Himllonny Bengough, who often waa RUNS B A TTE D IN -Dropo, Da Dorlah, Chicago, Hooper. Cleve­ font Cnrdlmd shakeup began to given that chore by Manager olt.and Vollmer. Washington, 31 land. Ford, New York, Htiiart. HI. mntrrlallie with luat night's an­ Steve O'Neill laat season, aald that, H ITS— Vernon, Waihinylon, 93. Louis end Moreno end Shea, Wash nouncement that rookie first normally, he walked out to the DOUBLES— Kell Boaton, 14. inoton. JO. l.ooo. liHseman Ricky Bruno and soremound with hla hands In hla hip TR1IM.ES— Jensen, Washington. 8TR1KEOUTH— Pierce, Chicago, armed fllnger Bill Ashcraft l|nd pocketa— an old habit— but that he been cut loose, kept both dukea conveniently free In making the announcement, when he approached Run on such General Manager Jim Fields an errand. "You can't ever tall elated that llruen had been sold about him," Benny said. c m Indiana at SiOO outright to Vnldalln of the class In the normal coursq of events T ' ■i_ i " 1 Tewiein-gii LI/KIIIIK' ‘ m l wom,‘" rum In* l> Gforjrla state League white Mayer bad a major ruckus With to tha same •will be ndrnltted free Ashchaft'e rontact had been re­ of ehar*e . . . . Knothole Gan* turned to the n a u H Ht. Louie Jackie Rohlnaon'or the Dodger* In T-ihlrta for children 14-years and affiliate, Wlneion-Salem. ’fll, for which ha waa fined, and in ypurtver era now on salo at the same year managed to work In Meanwhile, the Yowell a Department store . . . nniiounAny child purchasing one will ba the signing ' admltud free of charge to all f,*J*|lnel gsmea at home . . . ro r of giant fl-foot-9 j y , ■■■j-V1 J1.BU the youngster receives a righthander W »l"••blrt and a free membership card to the Hanford knothole ter Mitchell. He Is a limited «e r-■• vice fllnger who 1 V started last season with K o an -,|gl i B A 8 B B A M , B C H B D U I .B oke. V*. before V W he In * roleaied* T ^ * g * ® " C A R D IN A L* T H IS W IS * , because of an Jim Field* _ Gama Tonight 4 Injury. Mitchell recovered thle Daytona at SANFO RD j spring and wna rn-al*ned by tha Cardinal farm system, bain* sent « wo, «nu mm Gama Wednesday i to Johnson City, Tenn. Ho waa turned In a flu# tf-i >« two days a*o hU new club, hla bait yeiUirdny. Sanford ir-old mol " From Cocoa Tribe Sanford Cardinal Avera^on IiG £ k a S & I'.Vm.r.Sun, .h,‘iTi„ teVusS Orlando’s Filkins Is Fined $50 And Suspended 5 Days SportH Roundup Softball Standings Wilson-Muir r Furniture Store inow-d within one-half game of the first place FABRON-BI bv defeating the cellar dwelling Na­ tional Guard, 11-0. In the only City Men's Hoftball league ac­ tion last night at the Lakcfrnnt Diamond. The scheduled Hnl-Army-RobMtn'a game wound up In a for­ feiture when Hubeon'a In a (*■• way (It with Ihe National GulrH for last place. .Salvation Army's victor put it l-*r11,1*1 r',*, - •»,. ••(' ,*f ' (O liU J ll ) .ItR b .i 11 White only 3 half-game behind FARIION, Wlison-Maler la it, third place having Inst one game, while Bal-Army and FAHRON are still undefeated. Jimmy Butler paced the win ning Wilson attack with a double, triple and two singles in f^D trips, Blocker won hla lirst start for Wilson aa Red Hires, regular hurler, played first base. Frank was the losing pitcher for the Guardsmen. Llngle and Gene Ettridge collected two hit* for the losers, who out hit Wilson, 10-7. The City Men'e loop plays again Friday night when balArmy opposes FA SHUN-6) and Robson's battles VC-tt. Tonight Ral-Army and National Guard are slated to plavnff a postprmement of ‘ -last F’rlday nlgni's srhwluled clash. Wllsna-Nalec Mullrr na < McMillan. II, Vs lea. i- vtundrr*. , r lllraa. II, lirtim. If Krlllnw. rf Warren, lit llltH-krr, n Uxlhcwa, II, l.ap. r( Ttiliil, i.,, Van. osar# i.ltiHlr. aa IvaalliiB rf , iwsln. If Slanal roiu.v Ih • (•avia INIJlllalliH. rf , , Vatrl.lKC,' |1i llliH'all, I* J Krmih. n Iman, rf . . I II n n n 1 e is TnlaU nan son a— a a s Sal'I. iiaaM n s iau , — |f T I M'lhaR-NsISr 311 llnllsr. ail— lltstlnr. IVIIm har III1 I Ip— I n k K<> llhirkrr * Ml"rkrr -.Fra I’ I'liriil, Tiirnsr Only niiinns ai-hmlulail M T IIIM I. Pr *. M/ SI, sen 1*3 4M in in no Ircadcrn Cardinals Release A shcraft, Bruen And Sign Pitcher Danny Holden, outfielder for the Lincoln, Nch.. Chiefs, la the only o has Western League nluyril hern In tha circuit nvar since It was reviviid in 11117. rhsCT"ix.»-«..... .a CAR FLORIDA STATE BANK V SSl BARGAIN 1951 Chevrolet Delude 4 Door Heater assess! Sanford at J e t Mach Gama Sunday i* Beach at SANFORD JJiOO o. m.) Gama Monday Sanford nt Orlando RED’S PAINT A BODY WORKS J301 SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE PHONE 119S-J 1 Y o u A r t C ord ia lly t a r i M T o A tla n d T h a SchooH ni R a m T w rw frrr Dodge Red �M R n S H M H B H H n Trrrrj B W Kjf OTp. . ' " 't «u S ftfra U i I# T O U D O H T receive jour flanford H*rehf. City Da Itm y . by 7:00 P. M., piaas* till Y E LL O W C A B 1444 tk AN INDKI’KNIIBNT I*Ail.V NEW SPAPER ***4- ■ j r i p VOLUME \L IV ~ io o h SANT(IKI). n.O KJEA HMDAV MAY 2f», Iff.'.,! Reshuffle Of Staff Is Seen As No Threat American, Turkish Troops Are Rolled ' Back In Big Drive fled Waves Heal Vain­ ly Against British SEOUL Wt — Tho blu Chinese spring drive forced U S. and Turkish troops from two outpost j hills Friday but tha Red wave* beat In vain against the Hook, a major position nearby guarding Ihe ancient Invasion road to Seoul, 30 mllw south. ( ’Hie British War Office In an unusual cnmmunUiue announced In London thul British troops Inflicted g ‘'smashing (Meat" no the Reds at the Hook. It estimated the at lacking force at a brigade, 0,000 Ijjto 7,000 men. Field dispatches put tho number at about 1,300.) A total of 13,000 Chinese Reds wire attacking la Ike wost and on Ihe central front In their greatest offensive effort since last October, but they made little progress de­ spite heavy casualties. If. .H and Turkish troops nulled ack from bitterly contested outback posts Vegas Frldi night. as and Elko Friday «, A front line dispatch said Allied artillery at once looied a furious bombardment on the two scarred height*. Chinese guns replied and (he artillery duel raged beneath a full moon. The Chinese Communists, strik­ ing with 8..YM men In the west while mounting a D.300-man drive In tho center, thus had sciu-J three outpost hills cost of ihe truce town of Psnimmjnm. The third was Carson, which fell Thursday night. The weary Americans and Turks x* polled hack on orders alter more than Zt hours of bloody fighting, often with the bayonet. Savage artillery pounding from both sides had ripped up trenches, bonkers and fox holes on Vegas and Elko AP correspondent Forrest Ed­ _____ repor__.. wards reported a_________ five-mile ____ front along tho row of hills guarding the road to ^toul waa ,7one hla cloudy of dust, smoke and explod­ ing shells." u Marino Mnks aloud on the main Una position. e«d poured hundreds of (ugh VrTncily shells Into the ranks of the oncoming Rede. Waves of flahllng-bombers nurlid bombs •mi naming Jellied gasoline on the attackers Boyle Bills For R egulating Taxis i Passed By Senate TAU.AHAK.SER (Special) - A bill In make sure that purchasers pf used cars would know whether (hey were buying a machine once used as a taxi nr for similar prpn-es was passed yesterday hy ihe Senate. Senator Rovle of Sanford ex­ plained that Ihe title certificate* ecromimnvlng Iha cars would have to he stamped to show if m thev lied hren used as taxis, is * "U Drive II" or "for hire" vehides. Similar notices mould have lo be placed on (he wtndahlleds of the cars. The bill was one of three, al­ ready approved by Ihe House ,-vhlrn Boyle steered through Ihe Senate. , One nf tho others would require the semi-annual registration of commercial vehicles. It also would m allow Ihe purchase nf license ta il • «n a pro-rata basis, according To the unused portion of a year. , Now licenses are sold on a quar­ terly basis. Under the hill. If a rson obtained a ear In Novemr, for example, esai he could get a license n« only the months license by by paying remaining In the tag year and not pay fur the full an , liter, The third hill sel «•. un a revised procedure under car certain elrctimm Issuance HRii__ of title stances In the cerUfleatea for motor vehicles.'Tt reviles the handling end noting of Jicns end sillifec_____ itlifectlona. Bavle also passed and sent to the House a hill lo provide that the motor vehicle commlsaloer'a ■alary shall be fliad by the Oan era I Appropriations Art. The asms bill would allow the commissioner to decide on the * salary for the department auditor. K Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack No matter hew far away from kerne you may go sa yeur vacation you can rondlly ealeb up on Ike borne teem news by reading the Seated Herald when yea rctara. Yen can ar­ range With year ranter bay, nr through the dreeteiaa mea■gar, hy tetspheahlg, m , to have year regain h e m el dm Hereto saved tor yea whBo you are away, Ip ha delivered Generally lilt north portion inimIIi <Inmlr smith portion end -hro-i-t-, hi extreme smith thrnugl ■'llnnl.n \lilil leutprr.i lures with flesh ru lfil* ultuK -»V?ia . Ifil ••f *»HS I I' K l ‘ \\ M « ZUfl “f Final Okay Is Given iVosidunt Allays Any 'Trussiauisiu" I'Ynr R0K Resistance To Armistice Is Creating Crisis U E A lH E f* toitn U - g - -----•a!)IHhf.l f«F Road WASHINGTON Pcvsldenl Eiscrihmver says his orniatsrd re tu g.imratlnn nf ihe Defense Do p;tttmeiil would not result In a R O Y A L P R R R A R A I I < ) N S "'iiiglc military commander with s -iipcr -iBff." The rcurganliallun would, among III lllls s ll c ... ilnut* nthn- things, strengthen the con lllll line icl.iling lo rinuprnss tn>| nf the chairman of Ihe Joint By JOHN M. HIOHTOWER Hon id llo '•infurd I It- Cmti Chief* nf Staff nv«T military per WASHINGTON Utt-South otii .i..o- i i he, line • law liiday smmrl assigned tn Ihe staff Korea's resistance to an armistice ultlood llo- go-el inn - appro- -I The President’s explanation nf op terms favored by Ihe UnlU-l the plan whs In a letter wrillrn n n \ti \ss 1 1 r lli** riorich States confronted the Klsenhowri ,'. t■1 Mm i i *Ih tr •|| f1**1M « ln»\ I , I,Oil, la-1 \lmtdny to Ron l^-tlu ArrmtHv J AMI'S I K IM >. final 1pi *rtiv*.) 1 (♦> admlnlslratiun today with a crisis l.llNt'ON r.p A roil h M-3 ), IM Ml. Mil ij*y .ilmiB h 'Mi '.in* *n d •i .................. d it.! mutual doll ir ’ II III >. a top member nf the House within i crisis Horn? official- be .t %1m*u Vmed Services Cnmmlltee Ar ! hrarsal nl llrdaui - t Mmi | i lli /.ilir Hi itM11 1*1inrevx gn pl d ■(•(•! ' ’ll'i 1i (inti to Ini! .iml an lieve firm measures may he re mi i m<Hi i i, it 11 ' •loti Hi.idi till Ivllei pnhiii lulls) i/m i ll Eiifiiliellt ' •' - miai •HI , III t .MM ■([ 4 qulred to a-Miln- tho altuatiori t Im t *' underway in Wesltnitislei \tlf»e .1N lit *M i kl. , i- - Ml!)i! f ID (Mil* lull fUirfipik*- hn in M ti mi dirt While Mouse cleurani ’ The situation was pointed up (o *ii ,r ) \pl « Kim \ (biiMUif ' 111 Mil hi M m •)' Aicnds had u rlltm Kisrnhnwer tmlR) w dll all Hie miler H i j n11h* day when the South Korean guv •Ml (• Mm *- t, Mr \\ itllMllf *f •Ih I'* ir voicing concern river thr pos-iti of all opening <>n flromlw. v gall- (II I i 1 il <l mi' ernment announced It would con it j i M"I i rffi/m Jl1'il tidy that the reorganisation plan A crowd of Ihous.imli m on i m i 't i d m r r i t ; tl"l’” l’' Unue to boycott the truce talks I It,' oo I *a .log lue.dhl' a- . ol fn if I It flprkl* ('ill mrlnding Mi* might rc-ult In “ a single chief nf folks who know aloud myall- onl unless the Allies withdraw or •he i nun it ion ilmn plo’t •• w a• mil1 u f||l f| I l|| nut Mir tuthorlly 't.iff over nil the armed force-" from Story Imnk- gaped d change their lateet proposals and e-tahllshmrnt of "an overall slrange rimlnial nf Ihe old md p-,loled op i»- a front p u;e halt r«,i imin* tii.ifr r *ti ll xinfi t»f Mir Indications are that an exchange armed forces gMicral staff com the new a i In idhne m ihe Moil ing \'i".i > i " id f n nm lli J irk iniiy ill* of messages Is In progress between At d.'iytireiik ttu-y lo g in g.dto t • til, no h- II .a id III I ek par,able lo the Prussian gcurr.il ♦ml I'ctUHlv pi,Mining r»f President Elsenhower and Presi­ I Im ifi a'li l.ooks U oli ml to tdllg ......... • itiilf system " mg -many well pi-........... with bodent Syngman It hot*.. although In his teller addressed to "lH*nr lunclos ft"- a daylong -igd ouliuh Hi don- that wa> Hie \ l US li|Elsenhower has Imposed such \Jnm tii'i-Mrtf |«v Mir S r n iir 1111 l > \ ) (he .inclctd Alilic) l.es," llic Prr-idenl said’ secrecy restrictions on (he whole %! if lt«nit 11 gi i uirrd u .1 s Mir rnrri "TTic plan does md givt- the Mi m,'.(ole il was in ole ■■If f Even though the trial run "I *1" Korean truce situation that offi­ pitom -t. ♦•nn 11 ippi.ipit iMf>rH bill ■ ’ hi i | 11/ do 11h w i|| |ie l In I n . , dt *i a i i l*v i 11i.inf r r m m (Mpr nf 1 hairmno of the Joint Chiefs rd -how H-i’lf wa- behind ,-J. cials declined to confirm that. i . . 1iii'il Hi 111sli .............. ■-I nmd IMm" iti<I Nfiidh' iiL'ruhrr^ fn Tn Mg*. HIIIN MARTINI, custodian id Hie animal nursery si Urn llrnriX I staff command powers i m r ihe ilnor-, this didn't v.-t-m lo I O' This Is why it is a double crisis •an limn, lo possess tn, in.iom other three members of that bodv. nl the oscltcmenl i t awPark /.mi lo New York. Introduces iwi. tiger mtis. H"««bur and* Mnd• m u :M" 111|r f m s |T*•111|i11KC IM A decisive answer is duo from It was o d Eligltilld md 'In I it lines not give him a vole m inirwho, lo Hamid, a wt,Retail fawn The habv US*"* ' " ' l , j tlim f H i- r i n It hi tm h It id the Communists this weekend tr> I in Id n i ' mini d ii. h nl | tlinr proceedings. II dmw not new at d lie .1 lew tli ys ago and Hamid hut »« h ours older I f " '-........ ' i it|M 11 , 11 I\ iti f||i* - r xNpiM proposals put forward last week Ho- tfiu -o m m d't i - ol high f I ii. If i • ipjrt ’*w*d Mr'* rmf* A heavy police guard ............ 11 ” ini|i lorn with a large genri a1 end by the United Nations Cum polo i i , n l Ihe v d I ....... a pi "in i > | fi■ir -dii v t ilf with romioand fuuctlniis it hand as St Kiln aril's o n ...... . mand, directed by the U. S Thus a priceless leln > • m" 11 .on tin* pri’i c e d* sa11pi loo l -< i md dllote Hie civilian mil I, crown Vnnt t f » ,i»\ M i ifiy r the government hire Is primarily It I'i t‘llj||,'r f I'. tf I*HI |)I11 ill I nnt!i*n<M l full s •i rn» d ( * In* wHl •niti over him. It does not arm hrmigtil Into Hie <hureli in < K. < •* ''ll' concerned with the climactic stage k d ii rit tm iiK nl 'Li Hi i 14-Ii . '*• 1« him lie.’ in lilt it ry planning hag Hi. In f«ii d li'ijt ,| Hi of the prolonged truce negotiations • i,)n111xtcivk iflii WHinii ,n>l Mm on Those taking pail m Ho l’1 duties vested hy law In all [mo 4*I!"„|I l f"I »* Ycl at this stage it Is com (/M■ m iUfM'f! Mir |it mi i'll tf Ifill r.inhi-’ s of ||ie .lolnl Chiefs of Ht*<’ run w re penitHU-l i ■ I hr »*ti ifu |*«i i-ii*if Ih<* flons1' celled to devole a cmisldershh1,it|.t> Si,iff II does mil make him alone their ineillcviil iTremomd i .he tntl pMfht-x: i n - i i \ M i in n ,in n e r amount of time and attention to \IMil mi+!ii uvi'l'y him Ii « . kii’n r> MM1 ihe principal military adviser to modern streets clolliemill I* r.M Mtf" MMIK |f((! Ihe threat of resistance (o a truer Yomig If tier li Kil/aheih II •P •Hmii! fin4 I'tl.tlilil* frit IM*illI'lj |M11t the secretary of (tcfcn—’. the Na ■♦mi f M It ii11 fn I fn filler fur ""in raised by Rheo's government Im ,1ii in i»i Mir fii ii* i t.aaI i \ nil r It i moal Secnrlly Council and Ho ponded llo Duchl’ -s ot NMb.lk •'lift im" i; Mt •(in rip I (i r,1lit f i \lh X If the South Korean regime Mm M i f t> nffl.i.tlh in ITesidenl. HO- duty remaining in her -land 10 and Hm ifo -m I 111V ItiMM'fN I f#M»f|| nf i rrtfM | actually goes through wit h Itli v n Imi piin-nls li-m lien and ill lour mi’tnhrr- nf Hie Joint hand Ihe Duke ol lldudvitgh had I lie ihi Mi fhr s i <iii«t I*1 , tin Pledgein Hie Sunfiird lndicdii.il ( ♦MflHtMiril Mil pi||{»* \ll I dedaratlon of Intent to fight on -Indeni. gnihcird I,, Si-miitolr t loefs nf Staff as presrrlhcd hv So Idle Mleville pi'uch liUliiu l a ill » » <•( iiml nf tfi * i mil'll K in.: against the Reds for victory drive lilt the k.u.nno mark Indus High Sc Iiihi I .iiidilmloin In, Ihr law S X X I "ii nl (iii'il IM if in m l \'**i yi him throughout all Korea, the result .ii-enidlnu In George Williams, see iire-cnlallnii <il Ihe inmid Class i i stilltniie-el mi |" h »* i * | II wa- li'portial Hie lo- d ■onple Ihe rentgniil/iilhm plan. In mv could very well bo lo wreck any relary treasurer nl Snulurd In I lay awards Hu- imirnlng. mark mdgumtil. will improve the effi chances for reaching an armistice lug one of Ihe I in I mlb-'lnnes prr i i mic) of tfie Defense Department even If Ihe Communist* were will dii-lMi--. Ini' . who addl'd that an ceding nrxl Frul.i' uighl's cum atill will also make It no-slhle for tng to accept without further argil other Lf.ono has liern n-imried hv mencemenl cserrl-i-s lur Hie llfi tin’ Joint Chiefs of Staff to devote ment tha terms most recently laid telephnm'. hut nut yet tiibulnled g.irduaimg senmrni’ire of their lime In (heir hind down In secret by the U. N. Com Redeckrd In ihnr lesperllvc •mental and grave responsibilities Kilter the I -at Itenilird report mend. raps find gowngirlIn while t or lhr»e reasons. I nm verv hop’ However, officials hero are welt nn Weitne-dtiy, nearly El,nun lias mid Itoys in light iilin- Ihe -en- ful tha I Congress will soon approve I" ■» U mti*? Puls fMrn vhfi awarn that Ike South Korean gov hern added fit Hie tidal liirs Fill’d min Ihe andliniluin to Ivvii .....'I* »jjo u h i t etutrgf%d .*Mh Ralph fiiWHii, president id the Ihe nnslalgle Dries nf I'ntnp and p ” eminent Is extremely dependent |H* r «ilV tpniimu elgld pound on the V- N. and, more directly, cnrporaHnii, again today urged the f*lrcm,1»lallce,^ as played In Ihr djirft-r», *•»♦* lurk ir u>'»l several teams which have md sub on the U. fi. for its survival. KH.s hand, ■•pelting Hu* ' lass II m I dt I . I \\ (Idllfr I iflN*p*r A W O f f ic tT N jihum r MUS <t» II* I M Iv ftl I I Pirffr M»’iifl» Tho government was sponsored milled returns In du an n« noon as ceremonies \llsl«M (ad i v U \ -IM\«. 111\ r> Pi xidp'id Aorln! by the U. N In Ihe first place IHis.-llile. so lli ii officers will know I til* ■t im tli»* iiiMiitli Il'iriPh Fidlnwliii! the span • I ,« >lllia.) >t atl| .’to*111 I ,|| I ' I lllltt | MPtnli'% Im i h u *!* fnhi m* m im i * and baa been assisted ami sup wind further at Hun lull-1 In- I .ikon Halim i and Ihe denillmi il hv It. P*h i i kvj i ; ti aim ( md In drive Inwards Ihe Stno.nnn gmil I * MI t S i l f l . t l Iftv I*| |f\ s p li t ! I Ml! X V * M 1 1 (1 M at h'lld ffinn« • I run Mill;M m * m s ported hy the U, S from the he • I . "ft P illi » *m •i:»‘i I tlr eriy H'-ntmi, Seiimr ' lass P m . II It I' o krlman of t Irvi-lnnd. Mr. Cowan again pointed mil the Ill#1 4 I t flu I I I [ i f 1 1 1 1 1 I • | M ki»llt m M ii 'I [talilii.M prt.Mr' I m Fm * ginning. j I,,* i hath 'Ml niihi, 'v it r * iM^tit dr’Ml I I I IV 1 nrdell a •sullied l > Term and Winlei Haven was lift* I* ■ • ** (tf'foi r Mil* n,i(ipm.■I i ^ it11pIv m i l l ’ l a . ..I M In Ihe last year or so, the U. K unllmilcd poxslhtllllc- i-sisllng in duties a- mailer -I irieuinim i i It" \ "Kim i If iv a« w in!* p*' it Kanfnrd and Seinlnnle I'mudv for Heeled piesldenf of Ihe Sanford I I* ,1 a |\ m || , , m p I I m ill . f t o K Ippr a\ il lilt MrtM m -HIM1 has concentrated on building op IT H■" fi ll 1111 * t 1111 j if)11* AHr. „ lirlef ipi ei h nil !,• South Korean forces and these an mumilaclnrri- <d u u d e r w e a r, hall <>l the senlot d.is- thank , Herald newspaper -estecdn- in n mti rtt I In hImv ji |»|>i i<,i ■-11 I' *1lav* ad Ipv r ii 1 ' ' A li* tl ipm Mii'Mrliut Mmnil)) i retirgantration meeting tm inn Pi imimit P ml l( \m mkI now sufficiently strung, numbering puids, shirts, mid dieske*. and the lent In i s and sclnml nffti i li ki ' \VJilN II " * took Hm" .m'li Lnl mum Mr.It mi Ih m t"■«( ill F rekeltnalt. II It Haskell li ol w hru tn iimili' fils liftsMi'*"■«" *Aiful Itv f n r ■VII 1V ( h 3 .....I - » Mil \ . , about tfl divisions, so that If thrv slated a m-ril ilidlmM) i-\l-is lur (or Iheir guidmice Ihrmigli 1 ■i ’ lii r(,| hi'tw r r m ,'M md 1> Marlntsviile Va and Carmage CM Iin Mm * u*rk were ordered tn follow a political a pool id trained laiml Im m *t buk i.il < t" ■\\ ■ • M ♦, " iMd m |Mi ............. pf ' "i ■•P ti " "During iii-giiliidiiui- with 111.111 film -ears Trrrv liilimhiied M> Walls ol Hrlnmln and Gitiluien. It* -III policy different from that of other i-tM'r Mi M \ II-*' i " Only yrsiti'riMiy, m, i firi.m< r i 11»*1111■*i#«I m w .i 111a .* t *4ti'l iMU'* It F. Ini.,i vhn presented J.nn, Ala , porehaseil lontrulllng inter 1'omiiilMi r m' nnImii, Ihi if, vv rrttuli MIf It 1 iM t *' ’•in llii 1 tl" 1 Allied forces fighting the Cnmmu llfarlurers over Hie la-l few days, jliivi- with Hie annual 1'incliHi mi Mi*' p i -I . ,' u I fir * . i rji* l* » esl rtt the fl-e rlsv a we>-k tiler ♦l.ili* cmmiiihMill'd ilia Mill.than is | 111Ii' Il t t • at fit. nlxts, the rewult would he » dlsas a definite need ha- been -linwn nf l h e Am,’Mean ♦ .......I kWiPif» t Kiik i *• I-|»*m*. Im I h«P*n Reviilule-u ■I. Kail IM U tl [ fi* Iri I la) »p I Mil k! M h Irons confusion and conflict nf fur vnralinnal II.lining schools award ,fumes lecelvrd Hie I •\H noon i> iper e«rlv this mouth dt rtvn Ilian wt- lin e l»n>n fiihl up •VllMMl * here From autli'iriiahve ndnrma Ifnski It was elederf (ir-l vice Im iimu " mil ,|*'im imM**i ! Mi ,it Mir h i operations. la l, ia «•■• SVi*lne.p|»v Ike award for having ihe login < president yeslerdav. and Walls If U. N. troops slopped fighting Hull received. .I vm dl<>nal -i-hnnl grade, Moil Im* fnltl im hill **f Mir fiiMHi i M t ml* t ,11* .1 I ff I I T Mli t f* li dim mi'll ip| •■ It’ I Mr in \ineiirmi Ill-Inn secretary treasurer Fred i'erkilis rrisis H will h,»v r .i •Im i i i t Im *1" fill and Hyngmen Rhee's forces did can hr eslaidlsheil lute in train I'M* .!• "it Mm Im *!•I, \h it v i t la ,« In '(*,»( f . •|(h Tills ImiiTied "If a lung ’ I ” not, Ihe Reds would hive grounds several lumdred winker- m Ihe if iiu iid ' In -liiileid- during the nf Tilst aloosa, Ala a new mail tilt* III IIIn iddrrss rt'klMj: ;im ,i ft la |nll>lI* ift 11 al* i i i In im vlid** ftie V -pr 11i*l a| f||r iifi ik, In the organuatinn. was named TruiMy V"M* nf I'onfti m.tlIon for charging that Ihe armistice to hnslc operation- "I sewing plant ■seined i 'fid M i p». ,1 . ,» ItlP'V M I pi * I tfa| V Ia'li. I I V*« I || Il iM i h ve.it Mr William It second vice prrsldrrd mid general machinery." Mr ('uwim asserted (Cuetinned On Page Kli) MenrlcN I f imm whit I uih drynfi il |«l HIM' 11' •*' a fi If • IM'lr m| « In > ti" Mid rfliM** Hr ul.su puliiled mil llial from Wrav piesellted Hie .umu.il I I t manager riitisl inf Ins It nn* Im Mm rmiiiiniir in ' PM Mil T II tn vlirrr ful 11* ' efP (4 The above men are also diree Jltl«1 filial III' lil I ilfMlItS of Mil" IT II111 fm '(' iff fi" -pH . Iniurmalion In- hud gathrreil. It cry Fed award hi Killln, W I I'll i < m 'Midi i ........ .. I" " I !- It I end|f' 'I' d III Mm* all V «Tlt tors, along wllli Niirvin Veal of will hr |Ki».iihlr In recruit Iralnrd Irving and Hu-llie— Mmttigei Hr ROTC SPEAKER h y , I uih priiidiiinil'll ninny hnirs IiseidHPv ii ft , i "-(If It i fi a I’I' till * I fir Itv r ft 11 (at till’d i p Lt. General Joseph V. HnUTii labor Irnm large metropolitan erly RmlgcrJacksunvIlTe, general matiager for ♦Mil ,♦ si ii11mI rrMiMmiy mntf hi* tin ■or w .i . m v\ pI Eil a ■Ipi itel ■ I ,'i (WHIM t • Hid thlA Jmilur Melts, wlmiet nf I'err- Inlere ts in Fhirida Kollanrl Hfiirfiiid |hHfif fur Mii * imtiMii'to mMi Mine 11" ii Mi atm, uuiini States Army, rellred, arras In Ihe iiurll) The industrial *onL United I * V I » ) l ter I* • d 1 1 * * • | * i f if I m 1 i 'Li* * m an hid rtut» * -i l c iit and Gordon Dean, who snlit Iheir <«r rffnils Tn -if fiirvi* ,♦ NMlirul fill i r In , l tip nf Sanford will deliver Ihe grail leader declared many workers are I'eler Srliaal fnnlh.ill llupliy, ■Ml Iai M|,'Im m halihr.; Mm- d m received the first annual nation addiIran at Stetson Univer­ (Contlnurd nn pagr sis I 7.1 tierrenl -lin k, remain as erlllor reMnniny, hr hrlirvr*i iiiiliMtrv v \ T iti u | * m ! i I i * tv 1 1 » id • • 1 1 i **M n| III* d*" p Mp lalla! K Morrison "M n-l Vain ,e♦11r ami linsinexa manager sity tonight for ROTC candidates prn>rs hnfli .if I imiih * jiih I mi In the I'! "f* lit tl iv* i\ v .t| ,,l M m (■*1 I pliafo Itv Ml,, lit ■ lid I *'|*'1111*F Ma-ki'llndl" Trophy for commissions as second lieu HOT AltY M EETIN G ♦furtiMi.i imiin I I m sli.«rplv Iruiniial ( Ml", M » jM apa it M l if M m ' * * I Im (nil M rd l« Mip VfiUMlI Ranks Regisler wa- iire-cii'” i The regular weekly meeting of tenants In Ihe Army nf Ihe United MrinP’s IT jiim « mil llrnr M.iyi r \» llllltl t'* fI HIM ,|| I'll III) f p, ), , i llllPpiP* *M . ) , M i r It* I ;l *.tr t Ihe Knnfoul Itnlari < lidi ill Ihr Willi Hie I'oHinhil ll'illltlller* States. ImMi arr m n iilm s of Mir K idn .il o o c h Ilf Il ii(• " im Km r ♦ ' if pi , t nl Pii*d m* pi a Hip If h fr mm 1 The candidates fur cum missions Yacht (Toll Mmuliii rinnn, will he America award fur Ins who.... . SorlnllHt Pnllv, a fill'Ii, 41.1111 ,11-y If) ' r (m i• l iJK I *j I VMIr \ .ml I , M Km »( a hlle Mi I* HI") an |iirm*4 are RJirno B. Anderson J r . Don­ fralurcd hy a talk mi ''iimmunlly essay nn "Palrlfdlsm " Tile Ihmii Ms nuinr, is ,i ♦ mfrisf p irly dr.ivv w aiili I mm ( ■ alii fund ti > i ' t i l nf m Mir vv 11aI ,i nd pn Im- fin* ald J, Barrey. Glen (' Filings- Service by George Tuuhv, a pa si hint tic science awmd wa- preset Ini! much siipp* if fin n fiiriiirtv tin v to M i( M! I I It rip Mm* pa|r Im fair Mlppir^ rd In Ginrge Patlersoii ( 'oarIt mil worth, Walter D, Clrvtn, Charles president nl Ihe club A large grass and woods fire mid >in nil hnsiui* s nil'll Mnyrr Pal P'-m i I V I iff .Ii Mm *M Mini) infm |lie In 111 In llic absence of President Roll Fleming handl'd nut Hie Imseli'll turn mile* east of Sanford on llieli nod his t'ithMM't w n r lliiown out j II I* 1 M. Harris Jr., 1’aul It. U>e Jr., "li l J IM it I'll I It I I ' 1 1 1 j, 1 1 1 »,P i» \ M 1*1 II p p l idietldiMi' Mm' fi» fr-r Raski’Hinll Meni"i Ulmer H Parrish. Leltny W. Harris who leaves fur hi- new its lellers and immit Avenue brought t itv lire i»l ofliee May jfl wlirn Mny *r askrd mti i vmuv it nm * iiiriniirtii Mi M Rltch, Alfred 0. Vnrn Jr.. Herbert stgnnicnl In Jacksonville tumor John Kcolt dl-trlhuled Ihe Imsk’ t men In Hie scene at A 17 o'clock fur Mp4*t'Mit pMviris tn nil |*nv«*rii Tut I hid till in lit" J Mesd;i yrnplii *in I rtiirtinj’ af r.itfi h \fi An .\p v ,|i*i I-Mpjd Nn mu** will hr||p* *(* C. Werner and Ire T. Youngblood row, paal-prcsldenl Jack llntlgnn hall miiiiugriimKrnest Cowley, SI IK musical h yestrrduy aftcrmein to extinguish merit expenses hy decree Sneiullsl speerli hr w.i-, ^tvim* niily |p pi \ Miry r i lieId tlie.se II h In .petritiif will preside. Jr. rector, made the liaiid award. the wind whipped flames, it wax CJuy Mullet mid l(»* fi.inlltst Andre s*ill,11 v J, vs, nn f|n* K;ir |\ a Im a 'In hi unless they v iw Mm* p.iir l»r i* iit*ii It ’s ,i Ii irk lfsn ill i nun* Gene Wilkinson was recipient "I reported Imlny hy Assistant Fire Diethelm p r e v I ii ii s I y <1Tided si 1111111mm •titI hid .iiid Mir .r view H mI)Imiii**I mm P'»i*r Slv» unmnst trvnu: tn *on reed Mnyrr li lt’d aidv fiv ll»e I imIi *ms " the iiidstandlng buy awatd In Hu Chief If T Thomas This morning the Fire Depart \*i( MfllV ■♦♦»* Ml** frt p* if »(|"M musical dcpnrlinent and Mary Aim 1* i*U im llii* HimhI . .*( Mm llukur won the coveted most nut ment made two run- AI 7:TU a in firemen were xiimmmird in Hie 'M U S IC H A T H C H A R M S " K11 |l i ' i* 1 rtpimp ilaid. (ll|l1 ti *p standing girl certificate pr tl . i Mpntuh Mm v III , , *j h |lm School keys were given each ”| iiume of Negrei s l.tirlle TTiornlmi, M((1»* lu ge r .ittl'tl 3V11If li 11♦» M*HV Ihe four class orexiueuls and m 313 East Eighth Street, to subdue Mi i" •Id -turage tl ••k 1 •1 Iheir tnrmiiral cerllfloalci were pm flames from the wires of an over Ml M O e sented lo a vast number of uupei bailed Hectrle water heater Then at JCnn a 111 firemen wrre M* Ao'.tcv -aid spMi f DM*)) flnn '♦ and lower clu*amert, hnlh l»n» alerted tn a gras* (Ire In a vnrant *» mV the calftsh, and (lie nt.vlO’M and girls. lot idling .Seminole boulevard ill AVI*r rnav tie to i idMi M them in The senior class presented ■ Mm* apturers sterling new* nmtluu plcluri' sen >» diagonally lienmd the studio- of radio slat ion WTMIt A* fm Hu* gmfi ’.It. Mm meal •* as lla traditional gift In Ihe sclnml Forty two uiendiei - of the A fin . been given a ' OMiiilei title Hu- tre-hwater lypc found ‘u Cappelln , liolr of Hie Reaver High amount "I good pulillcH- In Hie Aioetlca I- tough nod rink E*Sell,Kit of Itim-richl. W V m hi two nev. p.ipers pulili lied io Rlue lor,- lire crmtlnuillv l>"uig mule D I h c iih h riv,-d lu Sanford al l imi u'cloi’k Held to dear Ihe fi-lung i v i of gir last night and today slarlca| ii two lo (Il ■I'llog to pll’ t'lll il III l>‘, fl-h since II,ey •- I d pniu.iiilv hy (lay will,I of nctivHles which will l-OIII'I’ll M'fll - III Cl'Mllnl l lollit l ■•at,m{ game fi.li The ilaeraluurestr services for conclude tomorrow olghl wifli a Ihr liloi Held. W Va clioll dl Meanwhile, when Hie Wilder TenMItve plan- for n fl.l, fn to tho HU gradtiillng seniors of program at Hie Find MClmdlsI rerti'd to Miss Fit, ludli Shi’ll'ai Park men appeal ,11 , noidv Court he held In the near future were Seminole High School will tic held Church id R: 13 o'clock Is hontiouurg n tradllinn lauuchrd on June , 7, if •’pcins likely that discussed at In-I night's tneeiing at the KHK smtllorlum Kumlny The xtodi'iit.x ai’i’oiiiiiampd liy two dec idr- ago Irpici.cntiltive . of the I re ih Wa of Ihe Kemtnole County Sport ■ evening at ft rx, p m , It wnx an two cfiBncrnriea were met nl llic For i, will tic HI year, ago man's Association at the City Hall notmeed lo,tay hy Hits Principal City limits Iasi olghl nod exported tills •oniing fiepteoitiei llial Ml.- let Fish and Game ConuntsBion ’•■III [nit In a good word A rllreetora' merllng noxl week Herman E Morris Into Kanfnrd by lural offletals. f'lhclton orgnnl/ed the Hr., A The Rev. J. K McKinley will will put llte flnixhlng touche- on First appearance of the 13 to IH Cappella Choir at Reaver, Hie he deliver the hsccalaureate address venr old singer- was at class the |iro|Misnd noting. Members alxn discussed llte b-g while the Rev S, I. Whatley will Day exrrclse- nf Keounole High ginning of a group flint w.n to R ITE young Islallve progrom ns il nffc" read the -rrlpture and the Rev, Sehnol thin morning During Hie (tend many oiddnndlng "Peattnatlnii Gobi" Herbert J. Has- will give Ihe afternoon and tomorrow the tnl people out of ftloefleld lido nonli local uptirtsmen i jk 3;8g . r. c-*t 7 :-g ji.-att At next month’s meeting lo hr henedlrtlon. Dr. .1. It Root will enled yooogsferM nre expected to ns a proft'sslon and In give others ds, "The Bachelor -rod held June tA officers will he rle" give Ihe Invocation nod Rohbv fJo-er" relax at Kanlandn Uprlogs and the no abiding love for munlr ed. ,4 1 1:37 :M3 Mtmclpnl Swimming I'rml, an ac til ndiliHnri ,n to-lng one BANK TO HAVE OUTING ft. E. Johnson Jr. I- prenlilenl of "The Trail to lam Anton*" livlty under Mi,- -poiisor.-lilp af the in nsI )Hi|inlied nod welt known Alt 18 employees nf the Florida Ihr f'hnmher of Commerce. the orgnniiathn. .Tift P;34 H:M) State Bank, exccnt one who 1- now This evening the visitors will go mimic,-I group- hi the Itlueflrld Sundnv "Never Let Me Go" area, nudlenee* In New Orleans, on vacation, will so on a day's r ( t « T o f f T cf T s erT i ( f 1 D4 !t:!tn - r»:I*B 7:31 P:J0 IxitilB, Massachusetts No I’oxlmaxter Joel Field annouru rd outing to ilalnex City next Wed­ lu Orlando where they will give si 31(1 VI EL A N D a program at the Air Rase start Jersey and ninny points lu both today that post office windows will nesday. The program will he di­ Ing "The Green Glovr" at 7:3*1 o'clock Virginia- have heard the excellent be open tomorrow until noon In rected by employees nf the llnlnes 7 40 - Hi 13, lant complete Through the efforts of Roger work of the chnrua. following the usual Saturday mu City Bank, the newest addition to Park Bpertomea are ehewe above In frout of the show 1>:3P The l lorida trip was suggested tine. T!;ere will bo no City or rural the McNulty chain. Hie Sanford Harrta, a former almlent at the Bleyhtf 9 atrinx of five Garfish gig. :d Wednrafiat "Desert of I,onl Men" r------ 7j . t0 r7Rm ara eland* PaUeraou, M f# dellvertea, however, In obxervance group will leave at 8:30 n.nt. by school who Is now n Sanford resi­ hy Mr Harris, choir alumnus mid Mrn" and "Drapernte Keaich" \ nl limit v Tn rxtem l Tinn|til)i* Kujerted Dress Rehearsal For Elizabeth's Coronation Begins In Westminster Industrial Drive Awards Made At Reaches $34,000; Class Day Riles More Phoned In Of Seminole Hi i\1(‘ii ( liar|*e(l With Middle-Roader Eisenhower And Spenrinn Fish Arc Named In France Taft Avoid Rift Relumed To Favor To Form Cabinet Despite Dispijlej New N I Kor Humid Compiiny Ijirjft* W I riru Is I'uI Old YpHlurdiiy Cappella Choir Begins Whirlwind Tour Preceding Methodist Program Hportamen IMnnH For FlHh Frv Baccalaureate Will Be Meld On Sunday Movie Time Table __________ rki Bart* Bledoo*. ItM Karolina AvaA t and Wildlife Of fleer A. W. Analev of Hanford, long Jewed flak weighed ■ to u t of 150 yannde, of Memorial Day. Mr. Field said special delivery letters and pertxhablea will be diepatched ax usual, chartered bus and return Ihe same dent, the Reaver High School dirrclur of Ihe Sanford Methodist evening. A barbciuo, guided group arranged the three-day ex­ Church choir which extrmlrd the formal Invitation to the young tours, and other entertainment ere cursion Into Central Florida. (Continued nn Page Six) Mr. Harris said that Sanford on the agenda for the day. "Ucspernte Search" playtnR at P:05 only Show itarU 7:40 (■ m �Frl. May 39, 1831 TIIF. SANFORD ilF.llAMI sfi Cnurrn Autlrrs moot iiu 'u, .’.■TV. .w rb. J « . before public SANFORD ASSEMBLY OF 0 0 0 Twelfth Street at Laurel Urmte Harold E. Bullock Amelia J. Iliillnck Sunday; 0:43 a.m. Sunday School. A clans for every age. 11:1X1 a.m .Morning Worship. 2:30 p.m Prison evangelism at County Jail 730 p.m. Mlaxlnnarv Service Miss Edith (5reel, on futlmiuli from South India, will speak on her work nnd oxperiimcci there Tuesday 7:43 pm Chri*l‘> Am­ bassadors Service Thursdav 8 no o m lillde Hour and prayer. "The law- of the l.ird i« perfect, converting the snot, the testimony of Ihc laird I* sure, making wise the simple. The stabile* of Ihc ^Welcome. laird arc rlgltl, rejoicing the heart: the commandment of the laird I* FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH pure, enlightening (In- eyes flic 1M7 Hanford Avenue Herbert J. Baai, H. D„ Paster fear uf Ihc laird Is clean, enduring Bible School U:45 a.m. A class forever: the judgments ol the l.onl are true and rlglitmir. altogether." for all ages. t I*.aim l!l;7 ill Morning Worahlp lt'00 a.m. Mrs. N. V. Farmer, organist. T IIE CHRISTIAN AND Christian Youth Fellowship 8:30 MIKHHINAftY Al l IASI 1 1 No evening service. Choir rehearsal Thursday 7:30 Park Avciiur id Fourteenth Street David ft. ( ’anil'll*. Pastor p.m. Joe Rcves choir director. Sunday Service* A cordial welcome to visitor* to Bihli- School 9:13 ■m all service*. Morning Worship II ' hi a ni Evening Service 7 13 p hi IN D EP EN D EN T BAPTIST Wedni’xilay Midweek Hitde Study TA B ER N A C LE 7 43 pm. Five Paint! Nu youl.'t ..... ting William E. Stephen*, Preaching "A friendly church lor the whole “ A friend's place In worship" Sunday School 10:00 n.m. l/sing family." Blhle* only— third chapter of John HOLY CROSS < II I rft4 It Morning Worahlp 11:00 n in. I Episcopal) Evening Wor*hlp 7:30 p.m. Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. Thurs­ The Itev. II. I.. Zimmerman. It. IE. II retor day. Trinity Sunday Missionary I'rcmlllennlal. 8 (hi a.m. Ili'ly Commiml.tti Fupdamrnlal iilblo Doctrine*. FIR ST B A P TIS T CHURCH Park Avenue at Sixth Street W. I1. Brooks J r „ Pastor John I.. Miller, Minister of Educating "Wo’vc Saved A Place For You" Sunday School "Bring All The Famlly’f U:4S a.m. "We provide a place for every member uf the family, even the babies." Morning Worship 1I:iki uni. Berman by W. P. Brooks Jr. Tranning Union 0:43 p.m. Unions for oil age groups. We invite you to attend. Evening Worship Services will hf held with the other rhorrli,>« -if the city at the Seminole High School. Wednesday Evening Service 8:00 • iiuuni, I ’ll HIST ( I I U hT T i , Mmgwoml (Eplaropal) The llev. II. L. /.Imiiirrmun, II, |l„ Priest-ln-('barue Trinity Sunduy Holy Cummunlnn 0:00 n.m. Augoxtlnlan Futhera from the Good Shepherd Monastery, Orange* City, will offlclalo at services. 0:30 a.m FlintII) Service and Cliureh Seined 11 1no a in. Clmral Kuch,1rl*l and ' Sermon Service* llirongh the workHoly Communion daily al 7 :in a.m. exctpl Frida) id u no urn Sacrament of Penance, Peace i Chapel, Snliirdnv 3 00 0 00 p m ALL SOULS CATHOI.lt ( IICIU It Ninth Street amt Oak Avenue .Sunday Mot.sc* 7 ixt .> m , h ou a m. and 10:03 a nt Weekday Mu** 7 13 a m. Novenn Devotion* Tueadtiy 7:43 ,t in. KollgiouH Informidinn luily eluli Thurttlay H:lio pm Parish Annex 202 W. Eighth Slreel i {,’aihollc Women's ( |uh meeilng Monday Juno I. li w p.m. In the Pariah Anno*. Sunday and The t, f ir s t n ru n n i of chrm t SCIENTIST two Eaal Second Street Sunday Scho.il 8=30 a.m. ( hurt'll Service 11:00 a.m. Wcdnoaday Service 8:00 p.m. Sending Itnom Tueadaya and Friday* 3: ini lo 5:1X1 p.m. Menial and spiritual defense .11 tyrnnr.y l« the theme of In all Christian Bel* erica churches nest Sunday. Sub: jecl of the U'sson-Scrmon ia ' “Ancient and Modern Necroman­ cy, Alias Mesmerism and IlynopD Ism, Denounced." Verses from Jonah (3:8,0) pro­ vide the Holden Text: “They that observe lying vanlliea forsake . their own mercy . . . Salvation I* i nf the laird." Passages from the King James Version of the Hi hie amplifying |the subject include these from 1Proverb* ‘22 17,2ft): "How down thine i , i i , anil hear Ihc word* of I (In’ wise, and apply thine heart unto my knowledge . . Sees! thou a man dlllucnl In his business? he i.linH slam) ht-foii kings." Correlative cllalions form the Christian Science textbook, “Sci­ ence and llrullh with Key In Ihc Scriptures" by Murk Baker Eddy include: "If mortals would deep proper ward iver mortal mlml, the brood of evils which infest It would hr cleared util" Ip. 134). FIR ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Avenue and Third Street Itev. A. O. Milnnls, Minister :< 45 a.m. Sunday .School. II ihi n.m. Morning Worsldp. Anthems "Now [aively Are ihc Mcasungers", Mendelssohn: "The ('Million", illclitcr by Chum-el Choir Sermon by Dr. A. It. Larnek. i ii.mii Nursery 10:13 12:0Q each Sunday morning 11:30 p in. Pioneer Fellowship. Please bring sandwiches., 7:00 pm Senior High Fclluw. ship. Wo will again cooperate with Hie Senior ( lass in Ihclr llacculaurente Service In (lie High School Atidllnrlum hy culling off our Evening Service and worshipping willi them at Ihc High School, UPHAI.A CO M M U N ITY PIIKMIIYTEIII AN C IIU H C ll Itrv. C. White, Minister llrgular srrvlcea Unified Services 10:00 a.JB, (Tiurrh school nnd talk tiy paster. Young Pimple'* Meeting 7:00 l>.m. Evening Service 7:.1ll p.m. We. nmnluv cvenliiKa 7:00 p.m. Prayer nnd lllhln Study, Afrs. Paul Marrs — Pianist. Air. Alfred Kricsnn, Supt. uf church Schonl. Mr, (Iconic Pptuld, Leader ■uldweek snrvlee. church or curw t Rim Avraue aad 0h m 4 M m i i a w ( M. Harwell. M latter Kuril Common Sense 10:00 a.m. BIWe Study. 11:00 a.m. Mornink WorsMp. 0:30 p.m. Herald of Truth, broad­ cast over WTRR. Sermon tuple, “The Goodnes* of God". “ Behold therefore the goodnesa and seYefBJ' of Ood: on them which felf «*«»-'•- ^ M l Uiw rd thee guodne**. u voi ittnue la hit goodness: otherwise thou alto *half he cut off." Rom. ll't t . 8:oo p.m. Kvrnlna Worahlp. Wednesday 1:00 p.m, Bible Study Vlfltora aIway ■ welcome. TEH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Oviedo Praah C. Mnrgae, D. D., Faster 8:43 a.m. Sunday School. B. F. Wheeler Sr,, Superintendent, 11:00 a m. Special Memorial Day Sermnit— “ Irfit We Forget". B OO p.m. Baccalaureate Service In the Oviedo High School. No evening aervlce In the church on tlila dote. Wednesday at a oo n m.— “ The People’s Meeting". FIRST M ETHODIST CHURCH J. K. McKinley, Mtallter Mlaa Thelma Lang, Director a# CkrUllae EdiicaUM 0=43 a.m. Sunday School. A elaaa for avary age. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worahlp. Sermon: “ Vjtal Religion". the collage pools, and gat a good Impreinui aI college life. Many of them return to tbe campuses after graduation from high school to obtain a collage education. In addition lo learning more a boot good farming or good hom«' nuking, the club boys and girls me* other club membera- from at! ton it of Florida and from many Issting friendship* at tha abort coursea. This aiaoelatlon and than friendship* are not only goad foi Too, the youths attending tha course* hoar Inspirational talas by Mata leaders. Thus, tha coursea serve to Inform, Inspire, and bring about friendship and cooperatioo among the young people. Those who attend return to their home i communities! to give their fellow i club m*mh»r* and others ‘.hr- !->na.! flta ox many things they learned at short course. The girls’ short course will be held af Florida State University, Tallahassee, Junoc 8-13. and the boys' course will be held at the University of F'nrlda, Gainesville, June 13-11. Destructive fire la never a wel­ come guest on the farm — but nlna out of 10 flrei have been In­ vited. Any haiard ia an invitation lo a fire. To avoid fires, get rid of hasards. IRVING I. PRYOR, Representative Room 211 M flu d i B uilding DR. L. T. DOSS MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD Ron.* 401 Hanford Atlantic National llanh Building fa 8 recent nation-wide survey, Toastmaster Water Healer owners were asked this question: "Ha* your Toastmaster Water Heater required aervlce or repair?" T h e answer* wart startling! 9 7 # of tb# homemakers who answered the question said "Our.Toastm aster hat n n w uredtd repair* of aay k in d ly courses will r II. Buckner. superintendent. I'reyer Meeting Wednesday ItOO bers workln years for the p.m. MimmuitlUei, Available AImo In Table Top Models Church will be conducted each .Sunday evening at 7 :ft0 P, M, at the Hanfoni Yacht Club. (Hwy. lT-Mon I-nke Monroe ucrmui from Btnfortl zoo nnd handntiinfl). The Public I* cordlwlly Invited. Our mnsange: A eluingeless Christ for ii chufiglng world. Seminole County Motora T h e Church of the Lutheran Iln u r H rln p ln g - C h rist lo the N ut Inns. 51!) Knot First Slreel F o r fu rth e r Sun fort I <120. Infnrm iithin roll Chsp, M r. .le rrv H C H IR O P R A C T O R H O IIR H 9 lo 12 — 2 to 5 Phone 783 >•8 Atlantic Bank Building unlay, S»hhath School 0:110 a.m. Mrs. Lutliuninn nnd jiornonx without a church eaiwciitlly urged to utteml these «ervices. O u r n lm : T o hiivo xottla. Phtma — TELEPHONES I HO nnd 1071 Dependable BKVftNTH D A Y * A D V E N T IS T CHURCH Seventh Hlreet and Him Avaniw R. K. Manning, Paster Chtireh Service 11:00 n.m. Hat. The State Farm Insurance Co. homn urn Senhurik, ★ FiNfiEITIf EXTEINAL TIMPiiATUftC CONTROL ★ OUTSTANDING VA K IAN TV 1Q.YEA1 SEIVICI : J 0 A$TMA$TER ra AUTIMATIC U I C T I I C WATER NEATEI1 W , , jo * tto*M c-j*ce w w ic t f Phone 1011 EXCLUSIVE} FRANCHISED DEALER Home pictured here in last Friday’s Herald ... 1 mean* three In one, trio and millv, ami refe(« lo Iho mystery dial God revealed lo u* ahout niniiolf. Rial Ihcre are three I'ernon* In i.ne God. Fullicr, Soil, uml Holy Spinl No truth I* more dearly revealed ill tile Bllile And thnngn |l ia ii mvstery, we how tmr headi In fuilh and aereel (lie v.ord of God HAS BERN SOLD! | home Home pictured here in last Friday’s Herald ready for Egfwqtoinatersafety! HAS BEEN SOLD! occupancy in Home pictured here in last Friday’s Herald JoiN-t/iw senwtiitfliz HAS BEEN SOLD! 1 brand new, modern home.. Price drasticaHy reduced for immediate sale. Protact yawaalf . , , your family . , . your com. munltyt Hava your car checked to raves) minor ••fetid needs before they develop Into major re­ pairs . . . to avoid poeaible mechanical failure that cewa an acrideotl '. '.=V The opportunity ef a ttfetime! Dawn payment redneed hy $1000 CanstriacDon plans now under Way fbr 10 new homes, but this one must be sold first! Wynnewood fa Norik of Geneva bad JulittW “Bafe-T-Wny" pr*^ram. wWk‘kill* ^ �J rwof '• 3:00 1:00 Th e flhethm flour New* UlNhllNhla Pfc. Wcasley Wright Is Serving In Korea It tA K l»hlnir N 'w * 1400 llAO * in •:»U •:(« V)** ?;B Ail T*(6 *.«u ft:#u *:9U »;!u Y *i» 10(00 )*••!•* 10:10 Hf.’bft . I i :t§u ll.u a «:0u u;av Ul4& ^ !(a W li. j 7 7:35 4 .Wil « ur» m w t r. m. S j h . jim n llii run »|nirt< K in s o( 1ray A o rN ft lt*purl Mpnna I'nra.lo a m u i * II* U n it in g no A Cloud IH.tr* Kur A l-a.iy •"•i ‘ •'il •»» I'. a*ttll r I KH ocycke i:la a>«a a.va S»w k J tir r O ruv'a ()rk . 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Iladln Farm lilaaai ^ ,|.1 **IIM .«. aiiial.'nl Varlallaa l.a tln Aniailruna N i* a Slualral Inlarluda Having llnml I ’rnurant NullntiaI ilu u ril nnnw lia r Nona lla nrii tVurld A l T lu r u lliinalrr Hal M ualrul M in n.'U .o MOO l ’lull .< * » » lion Club M.u In'I llrn u rl l.nao.on | | 0 . 0 0 0 HO tin t |nm If<1 I u I h I fumla avm IU M * T o r co u n t rm tllu n Kur i«ri|iiUitt<so of In ml uml u l l i r r ptirp<>**» ii m l tiiMlriiMtMH# o f K im F . . r roroluoi of i !<«• nffnlrw of th* | INI I tin I 3o 3 ilo 3 : S') • (3 0 on )•. 13 0 So 7 00 7 13 7 lo n ins A 30 % IS •• Oil •I . 0 So '• I . |o no 11. 179.Mioi <»n 10 So ••» I ilS.ftM «»0 1I • l> tlim itril nrt uiooiinl In ba rail*.I by |i|«lrlrl Inara (Ir n r r n l lirvaliua Fonda I'allm atad nm nonl In ba rai alyrd ru n t n llir r aotirrra Katiltiftli.1 oonbllanlrd nr n rt balaina Urblrli aril! hr on bund al lha hi'Klnnlnir of lha aliova rr lrr ra d lo r«»r u p r r i i l i t i i i 7 ou 7:15 Mo 7 43 4 «Mi H 30 UlSH lo oo in 3o I I on IS oo 2(5 % o t i r i: u k i v r r . \ t i n i t i i t i m c t h S' i» ti « T _ _ ..... 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Ili.it ilia IlnvarnliiK TTln l . i iiril n l of nr Cantial Cantral nnd mnl Huothorn Moothorii Florida blood Control ( liU t r lr t , a imlilli* rnrtiorallon u i M l n a„ anil _ oiirratlnw ____ iiina iinu lindrr rr anil aim ny liy Vlrllia viriu a of or Ilia ina lawa ia m of oi lln miHlaia lir Florida, Intm da lo ailo|il the follow ing lam aH va Innlaai. or an Ilia aania may lia amandad. ror aalil P la in e r (or ilia fla.-al yaaa baalnnlnu lirln b i r la|, 1931 uml ainllna Hrtilambar Itltl, r.atlm alrd iim .m il In ha r.t("»i| by P la lr M Inara 1 1,tiO,lino no 11.ono no l.raa T i l l Aaaaaaora' F a r. vkI 51 |*• DO l«)| 3 lo 30 10 11 ua 1 1 ; o& 12 3o I on l 15 I 3o 1 I• 7 IMS Legal Notice {I »t a l ) I S3 » jo 1:13 7 on 7 15 7 30 7 >33 7 .43 H ttrka i «»n»rf«llv $3..1&*.5«M» «*»* II 347/iOM on I.Stl.nlU do ( 17.710 on 170.173 i»o 17.311 0$ «iln iu ltil »V|i»niUliir«e t 8.Ssl.S09 oo r,,r r w n * -T o -U l e....... -d,d CM lm atetl omoiinl n lik h w ill tri'e u r t i I.^i:innInk « f lha Above ref#rrei| In fl«(iil f a r ii' nlillNOiail U|iun conurtll• f »oo.Iion on fiieiitu him il# till llicom|)l«*it T h o r 'o n T h r T s V ii ‘tiay nf JiVne. A l» 1838. nl nine o*» liick i nt. In II" |.rln.'l|."l o t r iir of -n ld i> n lrftl un.1 H.iiUharn Flprldi. Flood < I n . l r b i, v>iib'ii la lli.nm « 1S. I’oinaaii Itiilldlna. W a«l I'alm llrm -b. M orlilu lirarlOK w ill ba n U n n l'd to nil bwnrra, paraona, or anllim a arho •o r -.r friS t ba aubjact to aald U la irb t taaaa. th alr a lto rn r y . or, ■C.iniaar h rlo rr aalil Hoard »n d aliOw Ih rlr ohjar||ona •» "aid Jloilaal 1 Tii|a N ull, r aboil ba pilbHa|ird In Ilia aavrniaan . oimllaa nl thr 1 r b'V lo n rrn rila rirr w llli aalatlba luwa. T b .a Ib r .. h liar or May l » » f k M T H IIU T IIL 'IIN F I O . i i u a Ft.iM III C o N T I i n l. H IH T It ll"T IIV ITM I V I V F I I N I M I III >A III • H r /a/ J Ahnay Cna Cbulrniao !»«• IHHAI.) A T T KMT' /a/ tv. T lirn a r tVnllla Hr<'ral;iry M rnilirra or Hoard Hm m aii M. Ilnhrria. V l r r ITialriniio Ilm w itr.l SI. I'u ■unlrl. n lr Slrnibar llnl.ind lla r d r . Mambar I*. H. Cnrnrljoa, Slrnibar Tw lllicltl Hoim4 h p o n « i uraotA n h l Plln D rlid iia m i A rit»u*l Monuuv Sviimil I e»j»A»u Mvw n Mimlcnl lnl«*rhull* |)u||out l*ii|ir ill llromli .tel fro m .Ilk Itf/irli N . um i r.iiltlt>n V h iik Iiii 3lortr«»«*'* o ik ,\l hom e \\ l i h Mii»ti' New n «*»•11 T o I'ru ver *iiun ' »rr Ml M m I . II. Hlllttlllt 'lit-dl.il | \\ lllli' Nt*» rti.iii VIII II» I if A ll « lilirctie* Tbre** HMH* Am lre K to lr lilliv li I.OlllMnill Ifoalll* AllM ltll Hmitl.iy MitmliiK I- m*f»%*•1 Mu*-!* ill V»«fl**lle» I|mn|h | SIMM CM* I'lMirt ii Met %It •• St r ina i *n li«-*lr.» 'i M m iv m . Tltrti T|it- I.!■( c ni it 4 •11.««• t|«f|ip| h i •*?•rI•«i litu u itii Mttiiri.. NlWk s* rctirttlc I ii llliie Hulitlnr Set »iti iii«a ilntl Snie (lie f^tirrii Tlie iNiroiiulltifi i i il#*l r,.Iii.tr M iim). lo v e r* lu m A\e 31 ,i no Hour* Porwiitil Slur* Ii No *i« re fie Y ••n 11» l|i-m New m IliMlihrlilM Safelv Sin*w I Tllireh of i lnl-di •lne-t Mlur M o H .li \3 lltlllfe rroiitllv We Hull M ie i efilllfle* of \|o*l l*reri1oin Siorv Miiotlo V M r i i I ,Melo«||e» II er e*• To \’e l4 «»4 a n r l . r v u iii at I 'U im K lf lr il Uni \ Al all II % r It IM |*t. ra I" ti II II 13 I I So II It I i .3 17 •••* 12 15 12 lo I ol I i5 I J'1 I S3 7 MO 3 )•» 1 13 3 lo .1 I • | Mil I So I 33 I ••*•) t 1.11. | | II. .IAMBS 111IT / ^ V r Ir-* “ .***' *"X f a j c v, y o V - ' t AGENCY i 4,1! w I’ll » r. ii/.i l.r/1 lo rliihl K.In uni VII. A'.iuiird VIII. • ii .l t •‘i •Item i ,t .inti M »r C m itr •»|#.it lo St I* to • M*»l IlhlM V It •lei V d i ll lleetl \| I )r KID to ll I'l.O r f W..il.| Vi N.m. ii M irxii v V I*. M l!otll i I oi'lii I *l»r *wl M OMla III \ ltr'« I la •• I*......I t r Si i*r I..lllli Ainri I. an i N rfa Mi.iitlitv Mnl liter II tr Nolle Ihilit It XX tti |.| Vt litre* I '. i l o • Slur 11*1- it lilt III >•a11II ••» M •h Ii I«*•v t i w |'|| in l(oi* i 'hilt S. w u !»•••• i lol* 1 1*, m iviiiio iit.iit I 'F litily ia nne i>f the few nntlnlla I It ia liellevril that hertla of wild the wealem ivnrlit where pm** |reindeer eaiateil in northern Scot* WITH TIIK 2NI* INFANTH Y ut 'land na late as thr 12th Century. 1)1V. IN KOltK.V ( S|H>cial>— Alt litiitinM la IrutilUt'tl. aaai.iUnt In the now .mil unique •'••nlal clinic in Korea, Army I’KC W ciilry VV.*i|[ht nf Sanfurtl. Fla. . ha* tlliiiculty cotivfneliui infantry* G e n e r a l I n s u r a n c e nten that ht* l.a not on employer at a "hambiinicr aland." "That’a ivhat everyone enlh il," tiriitnotl Frlvalc First Claai Wright "It’.a the nay nur tvintlima art* propped npen on all iitlc« " :u*j HAST I-’HIST STIIKKT lilt wife. Iltirtlio, llivt it HitI'aullt* flrewer l,rt»io**l -n *«"••*• •’ I ’ l lO N K 7H Tito unit wa» iIo i Ikiiit I uml Imill for (he 2ml Infantry II iv Imim >i . Illerv Itv memhora nf the •lental J A M E S It. i i l ! T II. JA.MKS (JI’T alaff. Aaaoc. I’ereht'tl nil a hlllaiili'. Hi' inn dew lo by M fnnl xtruottiro fen, litre. ,ai.\ plcxlitlnas m IiuIum pan t-!a nhieli npen on nil aiti.'s, lit lint! In ennl. froah nlr ninl abntnl ant litiht Maviiliili'a uml rnilln itinair in n be enynyeil by paliollla liialik* Hie amall bnililltti!. "Hut hnneatiy," Writ’ll! aiMii'i". Three »M m *tlre Nug|ji/i Mu(/»— a |th../.. Y i iiiin/e mi Hie ii.pilt i/ueAl In Jfdtnn.l M A-. " ll * i r ’** Au»tri(llft Vi llo in r M Mil Mu*lo M h I i i Im hi XIA••A**trr New 4 11 o*. SIMM Iff VIIIX II % 3 V. VI II till \\ •uleril Juiol.tit •i ». So N e »* . ii 3 *• M*triiluu Melmlitt^ 4 •i*.\ N - t New * a nil M|»ol 11. \» V illoit. O a nl .It*. k*-i » *'holt e l 3n X|d#t tit fie: I •••%•t! Inti t a I . I I I ) III ••It t I line Mmi W ..rl.l vt \ hie » Ii i i.c.i I'oia Tim e 9 1U r i i l l e i I’ tf.iile * Il 1\ l.r ro v in l > u It |It |r0 I (oo lor. M» .10 NeW d l i . . . I l l VII. Klny l l Orddl IH lo ln and lirla nd, and df thd Brill ah Domlnloni haydnd thd i u t t . Itnptror al Indld, Rulad 1401 >1 4 1 0 . men nf the illvlalnit, no hambur-. TTIR SANFORD IIKRALD » « • sorry" K,l. May 2». I9S3 P tg l a lltorilt I’ Born' Nor. 9, 1141, at Buililn|ham fat. act. Stiond child and oldolt tan of Quoon Vldoila. Succoodod la lha Ihron* In hi* BOih year an Iho doalh dl hit mother. Idword wo* a problem ah.id in un ora of Hold propriety for hd tubordinnl*d dignity to ploaturd und flgurtil In more than ono t i o i t d o l . though to when ho tucioodof Id iho Ihiono, ho hud not, forlunatoly (dr lugbind, ewtgiown hit g o n i a l and fun. luring l*nip«ramont HI* iloia pononol filundthipt with head* of Franco, 0*rmany and other nation* botame po«r*i, ful faitor* in prtiorvlng luropaan colm und oain*d him lh« title. "Thd Fern*milker." t o m e iptculatlro hlltdliam tuiygott that World War I might n*«*r S .s • hare itartod if Idward had boon aliro to talk like an old pal la hi* ntphtwt fhiflrltf .tf.lr Heirlmhni diri.' William of Otrmany and NUhdlat ol n fii'iiuu,* rnrtimu Kiluunl Ruttia The drott ho choto tot tlylot loi *’ 1/ I k. n f’rinr* n/ ll’nli*/ mun all avor Iho world. |0nd thing h« I t mu imiilr /.. alii.nl In n popularliod wat Iho Hamburg hat.) Mo riiru. r bp At* ninltli r br route owned a liable af thaiowghbrodl oid «•/ k-* mi me he lid 11 u k r >1 made racing truly Iho "Spdft d) Rlngi " " Hh tknl ../ .in i i r l m ., fOMOItltOW: C.orgo V lu.tll ihuttd by Kino I...... • bind.'ai* Kv WOMEN WHO KNOW... m, COOKELECTRICALLY! I ■. Tm W O u r trim Idea nn* n v e r . . I can are u H u ll Ite n llv C " . »lit'< I «. r i O I I D A P O W IR A LIGHT C O M M N V II II I.. Hr It.ii II. II I liariiin M ale Until. IIiiII.Iiiik ‘ l ul l Hull" I'lii.nr I .As I tileiwfiH. l»Utrld i viitit.i* r 'J12 Vlnuiinlln V%rnur •■M*OI»tdd*»«»»d«dOf»cttd* • • •• / ••tiMCPtiHiiH d n yw o y \ •j ( *you /oo& j \%at f t ... j HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK Each dollcioui quart contains 10 impa-ront vitamin* end minerals, Includinq a ful.’ day't (apply of Vitomln l). Cream In « vary drop. Easier to dirjdtt. Grand for younqttera and qrownups, too. ••« m ••* Tfordens (llOfdillP - D K IN K Com o load* to rot »u cold, ln|o' , ’ with mt'uli . . . i «anjwlch«t. TI.I* daildout dulry food b*«*luqu I* full cl lk« milk uouilthm**t n>. uetd. Drink I' I A JU i Oooi*n....l b| 1 Cod iu>M ti>r»i Vlv. > ? !« * » Horden's CR EAM ED C O TT A G E .,v Cooli you oft . . . ktup* you cool fur u / v " !*U<| lima. (Ilk lu btallk-bulldlug mlu* erali and pcotoluo . . . low lu kaahgoeerat* Cktiamr.d *.'x. inq ctlorl**, Oruud V0**d Hou.fS#.yin| •Itulily bouttof. TSordens FORTIFIED SKIMMED CHEESE ll't imuolt.il *i*oml*r with a dullgktful count, r fink flavor. Uio It for thrifty mole dlikot. oppotlilng colodt and toad* wl*k*». Rich nyC f ^c & if a jit s x s : > j‘ '* V low Id tdler* /WjJvfl iw.it m u C H O C O L A T E ^U yn trrS ffJ ^C O TTA O I r AaiUHil »v ■ G* *4 H*4t«k«dpid( MILK lo.i.« la dlgeir. Fluor siitr llov.r, t v l l u i b o d y . MU imoetkot feituro. Htuk f v/uod lu food vu'v* , . . law la coloiloc. I d » a rit^ t - q for Ikoio wka ore ovorwolakt /V Outianiud by ■ or oa ipoilol l Good Hout*k**yln| '*•*V ** USonfen's SOUR CRKAM LIGHT A public lorvlro program lo promolo tain driving. ffoo. troll*. poMIdfc aid costaide. Wklp It for ikOitcaBo* dad athor doitdrt topplagb • IN 8UYH RRirUBNCII («W H )f( (f 4 AftJn thb yeor-at in m r y tinImportant new tavlnis on ■(*•>final Lower ovcr-ull cost* of operation and upkeep) And again thla year, Chevrolti Ii thr loWtU-prknl lint in lit fitU. Come In ami let ut demonstrate aH Iho way* Chevrolet ii ahead of ito ftekl. Fla* Joliqhtful m4ols and warfii woatkof tnack i u THIN09 YOU WANT I New F U e r Body etyllng. New hlih-compreuion power srith a MW IIS*3.p. "Blue*Flame** en- SLSffifrfflySE nrer in automatic drlvln*. w automatic *Uttlo« and n H E V/R O L E T •Combination of Powerglide auto­ mata tnaamiuioa and 115-h.p. ItIF friosrroeeoooo/ J •.irowy r ■ TOR HOME DELIVERY IN SANFORD PHONE 435 DAIRY PRODUCTS ' ..*a.■*IV *-»- _ B N v 7 t o l N t t » W '^ i V 'r X �*- Our 'Sew6rs£e Problem v ' : m §a n f 6 » d h r a l d I t 4_____ Ftl, M ir_ » . _ » • » * TheEstablish** Sanford Herald la 1*44 SibH*h*4 a*M r *1***1 B a(ar4ar I la a B a r, Carlatama aa4 N*«s ■ n . P*blfsb*4 «■ aal«* 4 a ra 1*1* >laa t'h ru tM a a aa4 M#w T r a n . I l l HaaanHa it iis c iu r T in x n t t a s I * rsn w r .. ... I 1J O h M anlk 1.IMI T h rs # Months . .......... icon Bta Month* . .... , . a.ia i l l IN I . II.IK* All n h ltn a ir nntlroa, n tili ol thanho. rssolwlloas and * sll**i of •alorfalamon* tn r Ih* n r , « * ralslaa land*, still ho rhara*4 Inr el roaalar adto rllo laa f * ln ._______ a * ,* * M * l* l N a lla n a llr Ms in Iha4 Non****** llonrotonlall***, Inr., Slot* , « r h . I'hlraa**, lls tro ll K b bsbs I II* aad ai. l . » " 0 T h r llr ra ie la a M ria h rr mt Ih r As**rlalr4 *'»*•< tra irh Is ra llu s n a a rlB s Itrlr l*> Ih* asa lor tra s h llration nt all lb* loral «***• h rla ltil In tbl* ■*-■***** aa srrtl aa all 4 P Basra rfltaalrh**. ____ FRIDA Y M A Y TO D AY'* BIRLR VERS* He I* just that with all life, yet mullltiulr* never give hlrn ■ thought. It I* much wl*«r to con­ form to hi* laws and to divine teaching. I am Alpha and Omnia, the beginning and Ihe ending aalth Ihe Lord.— Itrv. 1:8. City Manager Turn Lemon i* » brave in*n. He went down In Hie Pilot Club the other night and lei ihe ladle* pul lum on ihe griddle. He even explained why it u good bmineu for ihe Cily lo buy new automobile* for policemen. In furnisii tli*in wdh good c «is Mislead of cheap one*, Nol everyone agreed with hit explanation, according to what we hear, but everyone agreed lhal lie it a mighty good man. Pointing nut Hint two million "f Flotilla's lluee million leiidenlt live in cilie* and town,, the Miami Herald niggeila lhal growth requiet planning. Failure to me forelight. *ayt Hie Herald, ''will create more alums, more one-way itreeh, more traffic jaun ami more of all the ill* with which Florid* cjtiei are plagued today". Wouldn't il be' nice if our foiefallier* could have (oreieen the adveul nf the auto­ mobile and the part it would play in modern life when they were Dying nut our ittreli ami park9 _i linI wjf« of aclot J< the (Dirncil tome monetary conlideralion lor Hie punuance of her golf game, r aiming .ihe paid her caddy $5.00,grid Inal ihe tonally lo,t 3 or 4 go I ball* || $1,00 each. The defense' gllnipey•objected with the comment’ llixt* any caddy who lo»t, 3 or 4 golf hall* a game iin'l worth $5,00. flu, may he true hut it if alio true that (irrationally it h worlh many lime* live dollar* lo have lo raddy for certain type* o| people, Seminole County'* Rep. William* *va» defraud in In* attempt lo pat* a bill which would have prohibited anyone (mm holdaig ,■puidic office regulating a limine** with which he ia connected. For imtance. a* wt get it, Hie president of a rail­ road could not icrve on the State Railroad ami Public Utililie* Commtiiion, or Hie preiident ol a dog track on Hie Stale Rating Cornmii.ion, Rep. William* ,aid. "I Ihink the people of Florida are tjted of public otfgiali violating •halt public trml", flu* not all the If till i tot* agree wil|,|iitn and Hie bill wa» defeated. However, eventu­ ally tome i i r Ii law it bound to lie pawed. The inllatioiiary ipiral ha* texulted in demand* for additional tax levehue* in almuil every city i|» the United State*.and with teal eiUte already taxed to the hilt, f*»fl l« nnti-propetly Uie* haa qacomr common plate. According to the Florida Municipal Record, cifie, over 23,000 in population t i i i 0.1? . ' ? k«»«ial revenue* of $4.4 billion dollar* in 1950 and of r V " ™ " 1 P,ut*,lri amounted to oidy $2 3 billions. Ail the real 2 billion dolDrt, came from op retail aalei, grow receipt), M(||j(y U t i l arid ifmilar lodrcet* Prottttty X * V t e l l ln«e»»«d M percent rat* 1942j non-property take*, |45 percent. m m m m An important meeting will he held nf. the Court House next Wednesday night wncn Hr. Abel Wolrran. profesnor of Suniturv engineering at Johns Hopkins University and one of the leading authorities in the country on the problem of se vage disposal, will make a report on a survey of San­ ford’s sewerage requirements, The public has Iteen Invited to attend this meeting and certainly nil those who are interested in public health mut­ ters ns well ns property owners, taxpayers and commercial enterprises should make it a point to he present or to send representatives. Most of Sanford's sewers were laid during the boom of the tf>20s when the material which went into them wiih not of the best, and they have long since been found to lie ifeteriorntirijr badly. Not much has fn,un drum to them since then except for one or two repair nrojects during the WPA days and a few minor repnlrs whlcn have Iteen mndc hy the City from lime to time. Meanwhile, Hanford has matin considerable growth. New sulslivisions have been ottened up and hundreds of new houses built. Whole areas which ten years ago had no need for sewerage facilities arc now using septic tanks which in some cases are not regarded as either sale or adequate. Much must he done in the next few years toward extending Sanford's sewerage system into these neighborhoods. ................................. From the very hIwginning of this city's sewerage his lory, It has been the practice to (lump raw wastes into Uuku Monroe. As the City has grown this practice has been con­ tinued until a very unpleasant and perhaps uuhealthful situation has developed along our lakefrnnt. What to do about It Is whut tho City Commissioners are now trying to determine. A sewerage program involving a couple of million of dollars Is envisaged under nny circum­ stances. If a sewage disposal plant Is installed. It will run Into even more money. How to finance it and where the Cily will gel flu- money is u big problem. These and other related matters will undoubtedly lie discussed at the meeting Wednesday night when Mr. VVaf* mun makes Jim report. m Air. Holland Dean. Editor ihe Panford Iterahl, Sanford, Florida. Dear Holland: Permit me to rxpies* my ap.irerlalion for the public »ervtce dir Kiiofot.il flrruld rendered Sem­ inole County growers and idjnn nt to cur County by pub'isiung dully the receipt* and «ale if v.'gelahle* and fruit received at he Snnfoid State Farmer* Market (brooch the season of IDS-J-M. Theie is no dooht, in my opinion, that Ibis service rendered by you ia - very Iw-neflriiil to the proJiirrrt il* well as the buyer*. Wi'h kindest personal regards lo p m nod y o u r sta ff, 1 ant Y oiiiw sincerely, Kandy Anderson, Manager The Selifmd Herald Sanford, Florida fleur Sir: The Senior Class of Lyman Kelioel wishes to take till* opnol liiniiy to tlinnk you for the ud von placed In lls A iiimihI, The ritevhennd, helping to make the IMwl, ii neeess again Ihl* year. The iiiiniinl 1* hm-k from the •lUhllshers nml, we believe, that It is one of the best ever sponsored hy I viiihii School. We owe lls success to you nod the many ad­ vertisers who made this Iwok posBible. It is impossible for lls to Send a Iwok In every advertiser, hut t'b-nse consider this no Invitation in visit "Or school to inspect the animal mid to check your ud at any convenient llnu- for you. You ire veiy welcome. The Iwok III file IimiifIk of the -ludeiiis, and their reactions have shown us how - idenied they are •v|th mil efforts. We lit.crrely hope lhal you will feel the snmr. Thank you again. Sincerely, Member* of llir Senior Class June Thiinninler , Senhu Class Sponsor • COMING Wtepoun When Do We Eat? One dismaying pohalblllty of the future may Iw dlnmlrmrul. Many have forwast. that Urn Increa«o in the number uf concentrnted foods may bring about n day in which a meal would consist simply of a single pill. Wtiilc lids would savn a good deal of time* It would he lime very pleasantly spent which under the new dlu|>ciiHiit|on would go to lost! agreeable activities. From this proHpart wo may consider ourselves safe, in i:ness|ng qaim* col started afresh It had dint down a hit after going the opinion of Hrticc Hliven, author of "Preview for Tomor­ cuns In those weeks follow row, an account of some future scientific possibilities. Ho THE WORLD TODAY gletil me the llipnhllran "I'livnitlon Ry JAMF.H MARI-OW says that the average jierson requires 2,film or more calories where Elsenhower heal Taft for a day. Keen considering such energy-rich foods as olive oil, WASHINliTdN Every title' Uir presidential nnmlnalinn. most persons would have lo lake in m pound of food a day. IVesliIcnt Ebcnhmvi-r *ml fk-n Hut Tnft put a (plies chill oil Ibis This would la1 a pretty si/uhle pill. Taft dlungrcr on tin- record thr kind of sp-nilntlnii When Durkin's The Idea of dining on a pill would have shocked all ipu-Hilm! game b'giri*> iqialn Dm • name cniuo up in (lie SfnaIc for mean a s[illl hrlivcen them iiinflrmatlon, Taft volccl for lilm epicures past and present. These would probably accept us {ill* and Kl»rnhnw*>r seemed to AI llm ■* thr rnlallomlMti lirlwero complete wisdom (lie remark atxnit eating made by Naim- Ihe I'n lilrnt -uni the Ohio ftrpuli liltTaft It off all rigid Resides Ihe Don’s Foreign Minister, Prince Talleyrand, "Show me an­ Ileal who ‘ i* * Ills «i, m regular White Mouse me. lines, Tati hi* li.iny party's-* r.«n L-ailor, other pleasure Hint renews Itself three limes daily and lasts the Senalr must have hern trying even traveled to (leorgla to play on liolh mni It has had II* ops golf with the President an hour at a lime.’’ And In Elsenhower's biggest test The BrifiHli Army tried this pll) stuff once and almost l andlintdowns Ihry haven't split yet Am1 to date In the H"nate -celtlng ap found itself in serinus I rouble, .Kipling's famous Hue about there's no reason tadirliryi. Dry proval for Pharles llohien as am Hie experiment! wak: > - *•■ * will ufter Hi >b Die,it H Ifererwe, hn.ssiidor to Moscow— T o ll hacked dli Korea il would protiahlyl In- Elsenhower. He led the fight for "Vvpiit' Tommy lAtklfln wants is hulk in his Insides, Psychiatrists In Court Why should not witnesses in voi|rt eases isi studied by pfo'chlgtrists as defendants often arc? Tills qunstlnn «M asked Mr. Henry A. IhivIdHon, psychiatrist with th(* Vu* torans’ Administration |n Wnsldnirtmf, atliltegfiing tRe nnriunl meeting of the American Payrhlntt’D Assoclnfion. lie says that thono In Ills profession can generally de­ termine whether a witness cun observe Intelligently, lo­ rnember clearly, speak coherently, and lie free of emotional drive to distort the truth. Without'ally one Af those quali­ ties Ihe testimony of a witness is unreliable. ' Kvery attendant on court cases, as a juror or otherwise, knows of accusations brought by hysterical persons or chronic liars. Opposing attorneys sometlmea' can reveal the true character of these people, but often luck the training to do it effectively. , i Par associations and others trying to Improve court procedure might give thought In the possibility of attach­ ing a regularly paid psychiatrist, to the courts, especially those trying criminal cuhch. Farm laonn Purpose Kxplained By FI IA Now la Ihe time for the fanners of Hunilmdr County to contact the local office of the Farmers ttnme Administration amt make aopllcalion ftu assistance needed with lltefc next years farming opera­ tions. the Farmers Home Admin­ istration which niake* Production and Subsidence Loan*, Farm Owtioishln Loan* and Farm llotit Ing I,nan*, pointed out today. Tho Production and Hubalatance Loan Is mule to eligible farmer* for Hie financing of farm and homo need*. Thla program consists of cit-illl and supervision nr gu Idaho* In farm and hom*. opera­ tions, Such credit will be baaed a kotiml (a rm amt hnni* plan ■<nvi.|iippi| w ith Ilia fa m ily nml Niipiilcm tnteil by in c h itiparvlxlun nf M i- fa rm n m l.lm m r opnratlnn a* I* rn-i-cjtiwii y to Nialat tbs fa m ily In ra r ry b iK mi M H -i-rixfu lly llm |i Immiii- i I nperatlon*. iim Fnnuvr* who urn cllttrn* of the Dnlti-il Htatr* amt who afe full linn’ iipt-rator* uf fnmtly nlxcit farm* nr* nllglbl* to rccrlva Pro* iliiclii.n nml Ruhal*t*rit-* loan* provblad Miffislant credit to ttnnncn the nerd* of tin- applicant ia nol avnllubl" to him front other ■iiorcf* at the aam* rutt* ami term*. Till* loan In mailu for op­ erating vxptniea, tho purchaac of llvi-*t>,rk. farm equlpmtnt, »rc<t, feed and farUHiur,. Tha*c loan* arc mpaid over ■ period of from 1 to Y year* amt aam lnt*re*t at the rate of R parcant. a s l n KEY WEST CLER K ACCUSED K E Y W EST r U - A rlerk In the city tax eolleetor's office, who re porledly (old City Manager Have King she tmik the money lo kcefi her tern agtsl daiight-'r "slocked with tiretly clothea," Imlny was accused of grand larceny of Sl.lidO Khe is Mrs Netj Mansfield, 3J, who cily officials said already lias paid liai k Eton and pi miiUeil lo reliirn the balance M IN U TE MAID RtJYK LAND NEW YMltK 'A*— Purchase of 2,ismi acre* of cilrux producing land in f'nlk Counly, Fla., from Tripl-.*E Corn win annotiiu'i- dTIpirxilay h> Mimita Mold Corp. The acreage loudve.s two groves iltsnatroii* (qr |tu‘ parly if tnity Holden against Ihe stronimiif opfai iirmliiAIng ail 'nvCt-nge of HOO,l**l sltlon of Mon. McCarthy and. »oine boxes of oranges anil grapefruit dill. , , . . -o near I,like Alfred and II iiuk -* City. This )», the parly » chauer other Republicans Included lu the purchase, Ihvolvto nerforiti .itloc Zll vfars In the ; When Tnft didn't supfairt him HHI political Y.'UdefftCJ' The flefUd' l i>.r cent, Elsenhower lost mil po log $3,mono, ts a »■inning nl»nl Mins rnnffol Ciihgte** with only lit* effort ‘to aid the Senate to lit l,ake Alfred which Minute Maid llm ilimincst kind of ninJorHy tubT amtrqvc a resolution lo rnmlenin eventually ' will convtort to the the Dnmocrat*. • • ' , ■ Husain for breaklmt ngrn.inrnts iroccsstng nf fruien Juice- ^onenn•Tlui nnvt eonnrrssloanl alri'tWo* And enslitylnu Eastern Ei|rrrpeana rale Ttio plant will h.ivn 1 season I n ■*|l » i |e- — ' ' i f k f | l ■* - - 1 * 4 i» » » ,in:(4- If.-Jlir lirpiibllruw IIfr )IIn1 .in,'*4* II. inr ll*inmnrnw Tnft andI otlier flepnhlieanx wantother iteinihllr* *' .....I t J i .i i . * i 1 n , ( i i ,* e It I I|k L*|i ?!♦ 4* *I I'I f aulit. Into T#n .ami KWfnlmiJmr t m Ilona, which wuul Ilparn|y«t HD . program, voter* L cull Ilia IK'iiimriil* back, EKanhnwer. with urcnl nollrncc. Inis Icannl over backwards l» get along not only wilh T a ft, but Hucriilru (>nmrcM. . , . Less (ibvlmi*. because tint l1'"' llcly known, ale tlw ci»tii|>rnnn *<•*, If nny, which Taft may have m$d« with Elsenhower In the closed door, While House cnfiferi,ncox which the President regularly holds with Itcpiihllrnn leaders What compromises Elsenhower may hovu made at those con­ ference* arc* imt known, elthrc. lint publicly Taft, who seems more emotional than the President, has exhibited less concern for Elsenhower'* feelings and opinions Ilian Klatxilinwer has shown mr his. The Durkin case was an esam­ ple. Martin Durkin, a llfr lung Democrat, was a union official who want'.'d the Tail-Hartley Labor Act repealed. When Elsenhower, aa a gesture nf Rood will Inward labor, picked ' Durkin a* ao-relary of labor, Tnft reacted with n quick and public:' "Incredible." Would thin mean a split? The M P A tT MERITS ARfiilED RRADENTON iJi-FInrlda toma­ to grower* and ihippcra argued IIk- meril* of n federal marketing agreement hrre Thursday but reached no agreement. They decided, however, lo eontinnc a slinly nf Ihe potsihillly of creating such an agrcrmenl for Ihe Imliixtry Mosl nf the men present reported the past reason was a poor one Thcv hi-i mrd overproduction and competition from cheap Mexican lomntoe* ME HUE It VOTE FACES S U IT MIAMI Mi-IE'arlnc has hern *«-t for Monday on an Injunction still to block the pronosed June D eh-?tion lo m?rgo the cllv of Miami and Dude County Into the Cily and Counly of Miami The Injunrlimt was filrd hy John Lake, altrcney and onsiiccenxfu' eamlidnte lor cily commission, wlio charged the tiK-rgi-r ia unconstitu­ tional because It wnuld Irnnsfer (o tho county |(K) million dollars In assets nf the city and d?nrlvc tax paper* of property without due process of law. nl capacity nf two million gallons. ed to rhangn igo It II a bit lo la lake a dli! Hi former Presidents Tru Truman am! Roosevelt, who tuiule limn nttree iiir-its. The Democrats, wlm would have voted for Elsenhower's tuti pnsal, wouldn't ln(v Ihe allet'id version. So the resolution was put aside Anyone who thought (Ids mlglii cause all KlaenlinwiT-Talt split icas I disappointed again. Klaonhowei said nothing about Cnngri»«’ In. nclliin The two men continued as before. Tnft said he had no cun fldencc in the Judgment of Ihe Joint Chiefs nf Staff. Whether to DEPENDABLE 1941 Dodge Coupe, Special...... ..................... 1950 Chevrolet Sedan Power Drive, Radio, IfeMer, Special ......... 1947 Buick Super Sedan 1948 Buick Special Sedan 1948 Butck Super Sedan 1949 Buick Super Sedan Extra Clean 1952. Buick Super Sedan Nearly New, 10,000 Miles Buick Special Sedan, Extra Clean, One Owner. Vota, supply, wlHn oM petwI WMb water, everyone wool* water, whan them isn't any, that’, m Sanford Forum__ Stars And B ars To Sooner than yon think poaalhle If yon of Sanford t T T iij W . ; 4 -■ .‘ K •fUkeiL.. 1 Ir • ' *?ljfPRR!,j ; -" a ‘ .. - O ~ Fly With U .S Flag At Yankee Arsenal ROCK ISLAND, HI. IJR-Confederate flag* wilt fly over the grave* of ] .060 Confederate aoMleri at Hock Island Arsenal Memo^al Day. w Arsenal autheriik!* said the I.DSO flag* will mark the- first time massed R n u t h e r n flags have dreased a Northern cemetery. The ro w after row of stone markers always have received a Memorial Day salute* along with Union dead and soldier* of other war*, who are burled in NMlona) Cemetery.on the arsenal ixUnd. a half mile from Rock laland in the Mississippi River. A »lng1p Confederate flag usually ha* hSn at the cemetery Th r flying id the massed Con federate flags now will be an so nual custom, said Waldo W arsenal adjutant. The flags are a sift from iVo United Daughters of the Coufeu cm ry They arrived a few days ago and are,a rexu't nf rotrex pondenre between Coetsch and Mis* Desiree L. Franklin of New York Citv. vice president-general of the UDC. # Hio grave* are those of Southern soldiers who died In prison on the arsenal Island. Most nf them were captured after Ihe baffle of Lookout Mountain. They were brought to the arsenal prison and disease mostly Uphold and scarlet fever cut deeply Into their ranks All I lie Conffderate states are represented among the soldier dead Alabama heads the list with 12S. Tennessee la second with ait and (ieorgla third with 229. W After completion of »t<-vler* al the National Ccmccrv on Katur day, five firing squada will fake up poaition* on C o n f e d e r a t e grounds. After the vntloy Is fired, imth He? .Stars and Stripes and Ihe Slurs and nar* will bo pulled to full staff. • Then 21 gun* will boom a salute to the war dead -regardlcsa of Ihe uniform they wore. RUPTURE Vf'TMIMM.AND'H NKW IN ­ V E N TIO N IM, 1 M I N A T F.P tltfl.llK. RKLTK A HTRAPS. prnMnnntilc Price* McREYNOLDS DRUO Dr. C. L* Persons, OPTOMETRIST ||« H. Palmatt* At*. PHONE 2 M , hi • ( • t . j i HANFORD. FLO R IDA 1 I1S(J III HOItRHi • to (2 — I «« R I ,1, V .IT • ».-«t �vsmJtA. P h y l l i s W yatt Engaged To Wed Charles Senkarik Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Wyatt of 518 Magnolia Avenue announce ■hr ci.gagrmr.it and aprroachlng marring* of their daughter Miss Phyllis Elaine Wyatt In Charles Ed word Senkarik, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Senknrik Sr. of Panin Road. Mis* Wyatt, ham In Tampa, re­ ceived her elementary education in Tampu schools, moving to Sanford n 1917, and graduated from Si-m­ mole l..gh School with the Cla*s of 1050. She attended Florida *tale University and Is now em­ ployed with Radio Station W TRIl. Mr. Senkarik was horn in Sanord nnd attended local schools, and graduated from Seminole High School In thr Class of I960. He I* a senior In the School of Plliil inucy at the University of Fluiltbi soil is a mem bei of llm Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. The wedding Is planned for June 7 ut 2:30 p.in. at the Fir*t Meth­ odist Church, with the Rev, J. E. McKinley officiating. No invita­ tion* are being issued hut ell friend* of the couple are cordially invprd to thr wedding and recep­ tion foliowing at McKinley Hail. (paAAonolA. _6H~.nnil Ml*. Walter it. Merl wether of East Twentieth Street ate leaving today to spend several days at New Smyrna Beach. Mrs. Hugh Duncan P o w e l l Home Is Honors G raduates' Setting Of Party A t L o v e l y Partyi For Mel Fleischer Miss Dorothy Powell and hei brothel J. W. I’owelt entertained on Wednesday night with a stippoi al the F-nWrii luinii- at 471 Itosnli* Drive, honoring their nephew Met vyn Fleischer, who wilt gtadmit> in June from Seminole High School. They weie assist'd in en­ tertaining by 6lr*. Powell Mr. Fleischer anil hi* friend* gathered al thr rowrll home ut 6:30 p in. before the outdoor finplace where they fried hamburger* and enjoyed a delicious picnic supper after which they enjoyed games ami watched the prin-fight over television. Those enjoying the evening v« itl< Mr. Fleischer were Dll Sheffield, Junior Melt*. George Hardin, Hank McLaulln, Robert Morn-. Joe Hutchison, Terry Cm del I, Sammy Jacobson, Edwin Flson, Jor Pickens. Buna* Rrgi*ii-i. Tom my Sprer, Jack Sewell, \Ve*b > llnmll nnd Frank Stafford. Mi** (tail Bitting nnd MI-* Alice Fronds of it. H. Wnllhuur will i Hi own were honored yesterday at regret to learn that he is confined , l'J:'t(t o'clock with a party given in John* Hopkin* Hospital In Bal­ by Mr,. Hugh Duncan *i her home timore ulicic in- i* undergoing on t atnlinn Drive. Pastel flower treatment. A innate (lane* lx bring given The Semi note County Federation nrra-nn itient* were used throughat the USO headquarter* tonight. of Women's Clubs met at the "ut ihe rooms and on the dinmg Mi. soil Mi*. Arnold Van Nea* by Cowan's. Faust s ami Mather's i Oviedo City Hall Memorial Build­ table a purple and while theme mill young son mid Mr*. M. Cumfor the USO Junior hostrsses and ing for the final meeting of the cMtrv'ng out the das* colors was ining have moved I heir residence ii-od. flic table wa* overlaid with the sailors at the Sanford Naval r<ear Thursday with Mrs. Ueorge from 81!' Magi.olia Avenue to 1106 while linen cloth and centered with Air Station. Jimmy Clossin has OTto presiding. Easl Fourth Street, Man engaged to furnish the music Mrs. Ueorge Means, social chair­ i In-mil if ill arrangement of purple and do the calling of the numbers. man, had the spacious room very hydrangeas. At one end of the Mi*s Dial Hoyle i* expected to able punch was served front a .All junior hostw -i nv? Navy attrHctive, using a profusion of arrive it, Sanford tomorrow from crystal bowl by Mrs. Paul Brown personnel are invited to lie pres hthlsrii* ami gladioli Interspersed Duke University to *peud Ihe sum­ and Mr*. W. V. Bitting, mother* ent. The Pilot Cluh Is furnishing with |*rn throughout. mer with her parent*. Senator anil ->f the hotiorres. Also assisting the senior hostesses ami Al LaiMrs. Merritt Staley, president of Sirs. I.ioyd F. Boyle. vovsky of the Hannrd Naval Air the Oviedo Womans Cluh, wet-*n • Mr*, tiiady Duncan. Station will act as junior council comeil the guests and Mrs, C. M. Itui log the morning gifts were M \ nod Mrs. Mack Young of ni host. Flowers, of Ihe Sanford Woman'* 11*ii to the hoiloree* try the Ueeilin, Ca. me the guests this Iiih Ioj*. Those enjoying the parly Members of the Sanford Sa* Club, i csimniled. week of their son ami daughter- with Miss Bitting and Mis* Brown shavers are Invited to sllend and Mrs. W (I Brinson gave h re. in-law, ,Mr and Mrs. James F wci ■ the Miaie* Beverly to assist in entertaining and in port on the final plans of the rarlv Gray, Young. facilitating the dSnee* Wsvsl.! '• -k. This park is being \ip< Rula-rn, l.ucia Goff, Janice -Minnie County FederaReel. Mary Ann Wilke, Jo Ann Mr. and Mr*. A. II, Madden have Moon-, Margaret Morrison, Betsy iiu. ..I Won cn's Clubs land hut returned from 1 1 h «t w r II. (la. where Is being sponsored by the Sports­ Aon Curler, Sylvia Hayes, Joan they were culled became of Ihr Wright, Rosa Coke Boyle, Judy men Association. Plans were dis­ (J o lo n d c U c iHucx* and denth of Mr. .Madden’s cussed |or a Mg opening to lie Irvin, Pal Edward*, Mary I,oil Park 19 fatbei R .A. Madden. He died on Copeland and Beverly Rogers held In the full. May 2t. Mrs. T. J, Smart, Director of \l*i Mi*. Billing, Mr*. Brown, SU N D AY Den 2 District 7 and from Clermont, gave Mr*, (irady Dimeun and Mr*. A memorial service lor Brother a very interesting talk. Our Drnnrr had the op-mug Mr. and Mr*, (ieoige II. W il­ Hugh Duncan. hood of Locomotive Engineers will ceremony and our Den Mother liam* Jr. *|>en! Ia*t weekend at Pupils ftom the third and fourth be held at the Sirs) Methodist gradis of llm Oviedo school rangave u* a picnic with the help of Daytoi-a Beach wln-ie they sttslldChurch at 3'0(1 p.m thr other mother*, (lur guest* f"r ed a meeting of the Florida Btatr emj two numbers on their fiuto he picnic were David Watkin*. Hull ntii u Aasia-iation. olionej. They worn dlrroled by MONDAY Duo and Bruce 5trCoy, also \D*. .1lr ‘ ■ The irgular business and social Mrs. -lion 1 Ulrev and* accompHnied The Training Union "f I lie First by Bruce Davis, Mi** Caiolyii Patrick, daughter iy Mi Mrs. John Courier, Jr. at the Hireling of ihe Truth Seeker* Baptist Church will meet In the piano. Iticiiard Feinla-rg .Mi* J. W. Brown and Mr* J N Class of Ihe First Methodist of 611 mid 6li* \V, A. Patrick, of Fellowship Room of the Memorial Keeper or the Buck-km Instiillntion of new officers was Church met on Monday- at 12:30 l.oeh Allair, mi lived home Thurs­ Affsrelln entertained with a pie Educational Building for a covered I’oudiH'trd Den I by Mrs. Marjorie Brock- for a covered dish luneheon at Ihe day night from Duke University, nir and swimming parly yesterday dish supper and Workers' Council wav, p'-esldent Wo opened with the Cub Seoul whe n she ha* Ju*t i ooipli-te-l bar iltermsm honoring Miss Sylvia of the Lska County homo of Mrs. W. P. Chapman. at 7:00 p.m. . . . 'm ? Beverly Gray, pup Proud*o and Law of the Par* Me of Women’s CI iiIm. Following the luncheon Mrs. R. sophomore year. Circlet of the W. 8. C. S. of the Federation ulxr members nf the graminling had lefreshtnent* served by Mi* Those In dulled were; namely. F. I’c. pshaw minted the meeting First Methodist Church will meet Mrs. James Partin, of Oviedo anil Goff. We went to grnoimtii school M-s, W. P Brook* continues 111 etas* of Seminole High Kehno! with I ha song "What a Friend We as follows; Circle No. I with Mrs. Inimi-dlHtr ni Fernnld-i.iiughtun Memorial Tho parly was held at the Cry and vlxltrd Miss Campbell who past president of the Hava in Jesus". Mr*. T . K. Wilson W. W. Dawson Jr.. 428 Scott Ave­ Oviedo Woman's Club, as preslled the devotional, using s* her llo.pilnl when- -lie wit* taken fol Mai Lake home of t<ewls A. Bar showrj u* her rnllectlnn of .c.i nue. at .1:00 p.m.; Circle No. 2 lowing ii irlnpse Innt week. She ley Following an afternoon of Hie, sunken, rocks, tree*, and *inwith Miss Ixtulse Sipple, 2600 ■'en': Mrs. C. M. Flowers, of San­ subject. "Helping our Churrh Imd been removed from Orange swimming the group enjoyed a gave ii* some Interesting fact* on fark Avenue, at 3:00 p.m.; Circle ford. first vice-president; Mrs. B. serve". A good report was heard from Menii'i Ini Hosnitul in Orlando to bountiful picnic supix*- of sand curb. No. 3 with Mrs. W. 0. Brinson, M Evans, second vice-president; Mrs. William* presented each It. Dawson. Hnufnrd, committee chairman, Mrs. Vaughn, her home on lVe*l Second Street Miches, pickles, polalo chip*, soft 210 West Fifteenth Street, al ,1:00 Mrs. C. Mrs. boy with a Cull Scout lucky piece Don tJIrey, corre- who read an Interesting lellrr •mly a few day* before. drinks and watermelon p.m.; Circle No. 1 with-Mr-. tlrady treasurer; secretary; Mra. Mahle from a class sister. It was decided Those enjoying the event with and announced our Pack meeting Herman, till) West First Street, at sjoiiullngauditor. Mi*-. IIiii old K. Bullock left tm tho honoree* were: the Mlssc* to in- held al Camp Seminole, to dhu-onlinue the business ami il:00 p.m,; Circle No. 6 with Mrs. ( reen. A delirious covered dish luneh- siK-la meeting* for the month* of Wednr*dn-- liy plane fur a coin Call Bitting, Janice Rei4. Ann Ra Filthy night. R. W. Herron, 2410 Palmetto AvcWe closed with the Living Circle liin-'l l,o*itii-** trip ami vacatlnn hivn and guest. Jo Adam* of eon nas enjoyed following the ml- June, July ami August. rhe, al 10:00 a.m.j Circle No. 6, lourmnrnt of thr meeting, with Among thorn attending thr Aftei viviiiog friend* in Chicago Springfield. Tenn.; Ihe Misses and a minute xllener in memm v Mrs. Carl Chorpeiiliig, polling, chairman, cl of Mr. John Pierson. meeting and luneheon were Mr*. i and in S'lie*. Mich, *hc will visit llnsa Coke Boyle, Margaret Mnr at McKinley Hull, ill, M atl ID:IHi IIMHJ a.in.; Mis. George Means in charge. Jack Cash her pr.it-nl* in Kensington, Pa. fm rlsnn, Lucia Cnff, Mary I*mi Cope H. H. Pntlishall. Mrs. Mabel Circle No. 8 with Mrs. lion WigKeeper of the Hii,'k*kiii a few day*, u-tinning to Sunforil land. Patxy Edward*, Alice Brown Bloom, Mrs. Jessie Ban-lift, Mr*. gins, Cameron Avenue, at HdHl Den 8 ricxl week Jo Ann Moore. Betxjr Ann Carter Udavia Rutnley, Mrs. J. tl. Wall*, .tu,i Wesleyan Service Uuild ut We opened our meeting with t)i,. Joan Wright, Killy Nix, Klolsv Mrs. E. I.umb, Mrs. Frank llu-h, :00 p.m. with Mrs. Tom Bolt, Mi and Mi* \ erne Wheelc*- Benton, Beatrice Brown. June Hag Haltile. Then »an« "Had, ll.nl Mr*. R. Tale, Mrs. Doru Cut-try, 208 West Seventeenth Street, Mr* ri-lurlleil Ibl-. week from Emory Vance, Ibit Johnson. Beverly lien the Gangs All Hare." M i- Steu Mrs. J. F. Riser. Also Mrs. Mabel Robert llugan us co-hoatr**. Mis* June Harris arrived by 'ltd'll, our Den Mother, chick..I University Hospital, Atlanta, Th « W. 61. S, of the First Hun plane Iron, New York City. Mon­ Alexander. Mrs. T. E. Wilson, Mr*. when- Mi Whrele** underwent ton, Judy Irvin, Beverly lingers. achievi-menta and dm-* A Mm mil list Church will have Its monthly day, tn spend several weeks va­ Evu llnrkey, Mr*. It. K, Dyal, Mis i majoi surgciy May 12 Mra. R Myrtle Helntl, Mary Jane Itolye. biislne** meeting we htnl Ihe l.al business meeting at 2:311 p.m. All ra fliming with her parents, Mr. J. It. Crawford, Mr*. Iteaafe Crick. K. tioodwin soliNtlttiteil for Mr- Hetty Olbhs, Myrtlp Crlaxoy, Mary loon on rating contort yvllb C|,Hrle. officers and circle cliairinrn ato and Mrs. Curl II. Harris, ami her Mrs. W. J. David, Mi*. W. S. Whei-less, at Lyman school, durlno Anno Willie, and Mrs Harry Byrd, Ilaye* a* the yvlnnrr it.-ii- n naked to bring their renorts ami aunt, Mr*. Flora Hpurllng. of Thornton. Mr*. O. ||. Will ford. licr absno'e were furnished by l-i.ii Also Mrs A. N. Armstrong. IK. Mr» Mrs ment* •II im-inhera ate urged to attend.; Myrtle Avenue. Mias Harris has Ml** 61aheI Chapman, MU* Ella Burnett. Hamid Gray, . . . Mr* W M MiissH The Phllalhea Class of the First Just romplrted a year of graduate Bolton, and Ihe hostess, Mrs. W W-' ‘ li>»«d mu meeting with mp Id. i.rnl .Mr*. K U* Harper Ji s*hit-3, Mr and Mr*. J. W Blown Presbyterian Chui eh will meet study at the Columbia School of P. Chapman. Den It'll. We enjoyed having M iwill hi rive tomorrow f r o m Fort and Mr*. Auarello. with Mrs. II. 0. Behrens, Orange Public Health, for the degree of llelvnir, N'n to spend a week visit Ml** Hayes and MD* Gray were Itnyis, our Den Mothei fm in,, Boulevard, at 7;48, Mrs. Annie Master of Public Health, with mg at tin- home* of their parent*, presented with lovely costume |nv vumii'er mouths visit MMcArthur will serve as eo-hostess. special emphasis on public health i'hll Burnett Mr. nnd Mi*. A I*’, t'ollum and elry by the hustcases ».* mntiien education. Keeper of tin- llmk-km Mr. nnd Mi*. E. r. Harper Sr. Id to* of the oecaslon. T U I-H D A T Den 6 Ouiing the past year, she has Harper I* being transferred from THe Chapel Choir will meet at been Ml*.« .Margaret Davis announced Ft. Belvolr to ( ’amp Rocker, Ala i Al mil Den meeting at Mi* artive In clasa social activi­ the First Baptist Church for re­ ties In addition to being elected a 'odav lhat Harold Giffin has been | <"*•» . v r played „ ........ ^ ,lu III tile completion of hi* leave. hearsal at 0:48 p.m. . pu ** a howl nf randy ar.mud lu a and laid nwielary of the xccU'cd a* til* guest artist for the By IH1ROTHY ROE The Daughters of Wesley Sun­ mrmlxH, Council, Upon completion rrellal of her punll* which will he Mr- Rolo-ii Filsch mid Mr*. J Asanrlated Pres* Women’s Editor I clecl.-j wh**n the Den Chief rail« day Hcloiol Class will hold Its reg­ Student *tn>i , the one with tin howl got here, Miss Harris pre united on Tuesday nt 8:10 C. Fili-ch Sr. of New Brunswick, ular businrl/ and social meeting of h<r tovacation return to work with the o'clock nt the .Sanford Woman'a N. J. w-.-re expected lo arrive to There’* ui-w* In nylons thi* a ipittlion, |f he ari'wer.-d ilglil ■t McKinley Mull at 8:00 p.m, tdans Club, S Public Health Service In duy lo |,r ihe guest* of Henglnr I scar, imiMirlnnt to the woman whn h" got a piece of candy Aftet Hostesses r d f tllfc evening will be U. Mr. (lifrln I* well-known for and Mr*. I.ioyd F. Boyle. Mf-. wrtnla tn gel the must for her we tdayeil the game fm * while Miss Bessie Zachary, chairman, Athinlii, ()a. hi* beautiful tenor voice ami I* Rol.ei * Fii-cli will leuialn wllli iii-r New uiHiiufacluiing tech we Imd „i,r p,.„ ^jng a* mil open Mrs. J. P. Thurmond, Mrs. J. C. serving 6s load of the School of iih H-M* wliile In-1 liiinbaiid. Id, tuoni-V nlrpie* haveprialured bnsicrv I nig. I eiiny Mathleux .von a I'uli Davis, Mrs. W. A. Hunter, Mrs. Music at Htrtson University. FtU-l,, report* fro oversen* -l-ity »lii-rrr r hall ever before, and .Seoul tooth luip.li rm having ihe A. D. Zachary ami Miss Mary By SADIE HODKBBLOM with Co- Army Air Force In la- nl*<> long-wearing nouliie* in oio»t itgiM. We had an vb-cllon Parish. puu lie bn* Iwrn Htatloned nt slightly heavier slocking* fur ■Jay Allman i* ttrr- new Drnnrr. The Woman's Missionary So­ The Unity "Truth" Class will loiiy Solplxln, liH-Uiant Drniu-i M ill l"’ll Field in Long island, ‘-- w - vet via v wear. meet ut 7:4fi p.m. nt the Valdes ciety of thr l.uke Monroe Baptist .. ........... ml Mike Hnlel with Carolyn II. Parsons as Church had their general assembly Kxpeils of the Nutlonal A hhii ("i doing al-ni'ry, good job t.i-nny made the teacher. The public Is Invited meeting Monday evening al 8:00 i ih II uii of lloalerv Mnniifaclurers " v r r v nice di*b garden at hmin p.m. al the church. The subject to attend. k . Sanford Elks Lodge No 1241 hon advise women to huv never al Wr nan enukie* Mn.I kool n.lr fm The piano pupils of Miss Mar­ of the program was "The Excel ored tho "Old Timers" last nlghl wcii-hl* and *1vie* of boslerv for refresoment*. We u*r.l tin Living garet Davis will be presented In 'ent Wav For Excellent Youth.’ at the Elks Club. different purpose*--the glamonm* t lr le and Giainl l|..wl fm „ui tnelr recital at 8:18 p.m. at the Miss Aria Mann was In charge of The "Old Timers" were those ^By MISS A ltlllK P H K V A i r j ultra■-Irei-r kind for dress rip and *'loNiruf ifN'nmnv the program. Sanford Woman's Club. Klka who havo been active mem­ evening wear, Ihe alurdv, long Wayne Evans Mrs. E. W. Hankins anil chlhlran bers for twenty five years or more Circle No. 7 of the W. H. C. H. Mr sod Mrs Cndrr Hart had ,<* wearing kind for aromid-the-hunse Kn-ptir of the llmk-km of the First Methodist Church will Doris Jean and Everett of Lake­ There were 20 present who met lltelr dinner guest* Sunday, the and for sports. In Ndilllion there meet at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs, Char­ land were the guests of Mra. C. Uila requirement. Itr-v and Mrs. Ham Htewart id |)e. are "knee-high" stocking* foe Want a quick luneh? pour li-.l les Atkinson. 2004 Washington It. Mi Kenney Sunday. They were Clyde Easlabrouk. 1-nml. Miss Helen Laltur Al-lrr. Mrs. Ed Oglesby was the weak- Monk Bennett, Bill .lamrsnn, Harry man of Jacksonville, and Mr ^ud leavr off vatir girdle, and new <heese *uuce over lo«*| an.I top Avenue; Circle No. 0 with Mrs. smuiiirr wear, when von w*nl to with canned small sardine < Marvin Dyal, 808 t'lunmsa Drive, md gnesi of Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Kudtll, Jimmy Stewart, O. P Mrs Lullue Alderman. high style eba-kilign uo-l nn-h Servr with a -si*.I of waterere-v Vent of Daytona Beach. at 8:00 p.m. Herndon, Roy mil*. Ernest lions 6trs K. K Kyrer had ** her foi fornial wear. incumbent and tomatoes You ran Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hendrix holder, Artie Smith, Rill Watson, guests Monday. Mr*. Hlay Cjlk, The Ladles Auxiliary of the Newest i-i the glamor -ttoeklm; prepare Ibe cbee.e aam-e ahead of Brotherhood of Hallway Trainmen of Orlando were Die guests of Mr. Arthur Yowell. John l^onardy, and 5lr L W Harmon of la-xtng brigade D a errpn finl*h achieved Hum and have H on h*m| Hi tinwill meat with ftln. R. T. Warren, sud Mrs. |{. Z. Dunn Sunday. Maury Muses, Ralph (loodspeed. ton, S C liy * new twist of the yarn which rrfrlgeralni. Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Hoderblom Bill Toll, I form an Gunlir, Hugh 1012 Magnolia Avenue, at 8:00 Mr and Mrs .1 T . McLain Jr. p.m. for Its uuarterly birthday were Ihe guests of Mr. and Mra. Waters, Boy Williams, and Walter and son loinmv had as ilo-ir add* to the wearing oualltics and nrodurr* a soft, dull finish In 1. E. Soderhlom Tuiyiday evening. Morgan, party. ||e.^1.^ Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wil stead of the high shine common . Mr*. Ed Oglesby la spending n v lo n th re a d fro m yvlilrh the Preceding the inerting a rhfckpn am Manor of Miami. W EDN ESD AY Ip many nylons. The yarn Is pre­ s to ck in g * a i r k n itte d . hit week In Flagler visiting Mr. pilau dinner was enloyed Mr*. T . W. Prevail and son Car­ pared by a highly rnmidlratrd T in , Sanford 'Woman'* in’a Club will -nd Mm. Austin Oglesby. Longer-wearing stocking* also The highlight nf the mi-Jtlng was lton left Thursday for Ohio wbrre process which first twists nylon hold If* last I meeting nf Mr. and Mrs. L to I.. Keller bad Uta are available In ttiedlilin-*lieei reminiscing by the "Old T im ­ Mrs. Prevatt will visit fritvids .md the year beg! with a luncheon *a _ Hudr 'lu-lr guest recently Mr. Guwaln 0 with silk, crimps It, then ill*ers" of Ihe various Convention* relatives that she hasn’t seen in solves the silk, leaving a crepey weights. Uric mamifaelurer even al 12:30 p. rt with In- Walker of Hpavlnnaw, Okie. insures III* -locking* agnlunl which they had attended Itefore nver twenty-five year*. lUUatjon of eservalions M-. and Mrs. II. Z. Dunn, Mr. inns f m the fir»l week >.f wear the automobile age. B. S UillhlmThe Rev. Ham Stewart of .Mrt may be me md Mia. I'ete Dunn, Mr. and Mra. Know your nylons before yon norm was In charge of Ihe pm •r, exalUd ruler, conducted the sun University conducted .riviir* Oraeule, tel Waller llendrlx spent the Sunday wa s al so held rlart lo shop. Mill look lot Ihe 4 II exlblt gram, thr meeting and O. I*. Herndon ser­ at II il Banllst Church Sunday The Dupllc iflarpoon at Rock Springeved as master of reremonies. Mr. nmi Mrs. Lallue Aliteriusn After the meeting cake, ctaikles. light hosiery fur the right pur IHIRP. had as their guests nver the week and pnch wcim sold Avenue^1end their daughter Helen L*liuo service will of Jacksonville. Mr. Paul Maxwell left Thur* at 1:00 p m The' stagedS'auf'i dxy morning for Yellow Hprinc*, Letter to Uie Romana will be con­ Ohio; he- will return anon with hi* tinued. The annual pknlc of the Han­ family. _ The Flrat BapHal Sunday School ford Housing Authority member* The P. T . A. held Its itmtPhl* Superintendent! will meet In Up along with their families and meeting Tuesday night at Mw Chapel following the prayer meet­ fricMds was hr-til Iasi night at Snn schiKil, Mrs. Frances llennwT ing service, for their monthly cab­ lando Springs. BIRTH A N N O U N C E M E N T inet meeting. I Those attending included: Lt. and Mrs. John Her announc­ Weklwa l^nlge N«. 879 L. A. to 'd today the birth nf ■ son John City Commissioner* W. II. Klrtn and Bidterl Harris and their wlvr*. . R. T will meet In G. O. O. F. Holiert on Mav 19 at the Kernald per, J. D. Cordell, and John Ivey, Executive Director xml Mra. (i II (all at » p.m. , * Laughton Memorial Hospital. Lt. and their wlvaa; Chairman J. E. William* Jr..; Assistant Director Thursday Her I* presently etatloned at the McKinley and Mr*. McKinley; and Mra. Gordon Bradley; Mr The Intermediate 0. A.'a will Sanford Naval Air Htatlon and na Vice Chairman and Mrs. Jack and Mra. K. J. Moughton nr.; and meet at the First Baptist Church and hie. wife are originally from Hall) Homing Commissioner* W. City Manager and Mrs, Tom l-em al 4:00 n.m. K. KIrthoff Jr., C. L. Bedding, on. radorali, Ky. Th;* Junior and Intermediate A-’e w »l meet at tha First Just the right weight for va­ ptlst Church at 7i00 p.m. 4ho Junior Brotherhood will cation w e a r I HhurkuklnH. meet at the Flret Baptiat Church at 7:80 p.m, Aiotnh'H nmi lluynn Mlx- Square Dance Slated Last Meeting Held Tonight For USO By County Federation Den Doings Meeting Is Held By Truth Seekers Misses Hayes, Gray Honored With Party Miss Jane Harris Is Visiting Parents 8 Harold Giffin To Be Recital Artist I’oday’H Women Ir«ku Monroe ‘Old Timers”Honored At Elks Cluh Party I UICNEVA NKWS ) fi diw w "■ S -M s s ts w Housing Group Holds Picnic At Sanlando ? " £ SA.VFOP.D H E R A LD Fri. M l/ 19, 1353 DU. II. K. KING n ilK O l’K A C TO R Ple*«e call for •ppnintmatlt Phone 1762 — 1716 Last Minute Graduation Gifts!! S* H h "Anniversary Show 0j popular - Priced V ^ ^ K o d a k C a m e ra s^ g / WIEBOLDT’S CAMERA STORE 2111 S m i t h I 'l l r k Teli'iihmip flA7 Vvenu e P e n n e y ’s MONTH-END CLEARANCE WOMEN’S DRESSES $2 an,) i (\ ci 100 I h I'hhi'.1. Tn ( Icitf. I’mincr Price P|> l*o $K.!I0. KiivottH ;ind CollonK Shop PKNNI'.V’S You'll Save. For summer slumber — switch lo Uri«l Pajamas! SUITS - TOPPERS t W h y TcuchtoiTs W e a r O th e r K h a k i P a n ts W hen . yo u can w eai To Wnii' Now \ 11 Dresses Hull Price tiiul Less. E ND O F M O N T H CLEARANCE 8' Pigs 8 I.rr t he hrtel: il you want to he cool ind uuiifurtalrlc hot xumoier nights, get M m h .H ta tt Uriel Pajamas— pj|anu.< with slmrr sleeves, ahnve-ihc-knce lurttumi with a jjive y elasm turea. Vahien to 22.l)fi. Saturday luncheon Special hand to kerp them up. Come in ami flet them today. ROAST TOM TURK BY WITH CRANBEKH HAIICR, CJIBLBT GRAVY. DRESSING, CHOICE OP TWO VBGETABLE8. ICED TEA OR COPPER. ICE CREAM OR JELLO F o r O n ly S h ir ts / itjr * suR 1 fMi betur; on the Job. $ 3 , 9 8 , $ 3 ,2 9 DRESSES and 4.95 CrepeA, Full lea. ShnniutlgA, Hutcher Llnnn. Orion and Acetstea In a good range of alsea and colorn. Vnluen to 1d a n 2Z.9R. .V* ~ s ^ a n d S O N c)m m U J eo A . H IADQ U AItllt SOS 8»mi>IMMIIIi HII>ll>imiM8mMIMMMi» Sfci-e 66^ “1^ J ■_ jj^ibS.^iali-*1' fclkiVr'L'Yv:1*V " 1 ■IT'Jj1 ' f t-% t . g 'N •' 1 . -a % 1-v "of ' 1 �• - Fri. May If . 1033 TITR SANFOnO ITF.nALD K H ELP FOR INDIGENT K1 a Country Store,” Put On By Pilots, Raises Money For Their Milk Fund About I7S persons attended “ Country Store" held Inst night at the Soulhilde Primary School and sponsored by the Pilot Club for the benefit of its Milk Fund, which supplies'fiVxh and canned milk (nr Indigent families In Seminole County. Charles Morrison directed the show and Mrs. V. C. Messenger served as* chairman The following students nf the Duxhury School of Dancing provid­ ed entertainment with the follow­ ing numbers: "Rhythm In the Rain", lap hy Maggie Jane Lawson; "Ringing In tfic Rain” , Ml«s l.nwson, Carol Nutt, and Hetty l.ynn Selvege; "When You Wore a Tnllp", tal­ ented group nf young misses in a tap number; "Are You From Dixie", tap toe by Mlsa Jonl Saun­ ders; "Timt, Tool, Tootsie", i syncopated lap hy Miss Nancy Cash: "Swanneo", song and dance hy Cindv May; "Durklown Strol­ lers Rail", given hy clever nine year old Mlchucl Pope; und "Me nml My Shadow", with Purls Duxbury as "me" and Deaunii Nichols as the shadow. Other rntcrlulnini-ul features in eluded nlano seledlons bv Roll Wcnx, formerly with Paul Whileman's Orchestra and two clever impersonations by Jlmnty Wade and Ross Uanntim. Mrs. M. C. Stone. Pilot Club resident, lliuukud Ihmc who at ended amt the followImt who cue trihulcd: ||o.Iii) ' h; Ivey's: Y u wel l ' s; Wert, Jeweler; Dickerson's (Ire) Shadow's Nursery; McNeill, flor­ ist; Stanley lingers Hardware; C o wa n ' s ; Mainer's: Popiu-ll's Fiiriilliuc; Wllson-Mulrr l-urnl lure Co.; Kauer, lewder; nmimHint and Anderson; Sanford Furni­ ture l'o.; Sanford Electric Co.: Western Auto Store; MeCrory’s; Strickland Morrison. Inc.; Castle, Jeweler; Mllsted (Iroeery. l ake Korean Casualties Have H it Total Of 2,303,542 F o r A ll UN ITED NATIONS, N. Y. i F Caiiliiltlc* In Korea hnvo reorliul n InUl of 2,301 842 for lint luldci. n nurvcy of official an dgstlmulcd flynn-i showed today. Tho Korean War will ho th-rr» yearn old next June 23 unless truce talks haH ^UjoJM jD ne^ ^ ^ — m Official ^fl‘u furnished Itv tho It N d.deuntlon sources, anil Mtlmatos of tho Com­ munist losses made by U. N. com­ mand sources provide the total In the periodic AiioclMtil Press casualty surveys. , Many IT, N. rosualiy flguroi cover tin fighting through April and early May. Noinu arc six months or old. EstltnAlM of Communist losses cover fight­ ing thrum'll April 20 Casualty figures fur the II. 8 . the KOK orluv of Smith Korea, and the IS U. N. allies with troop-* in Korea now total 10*1,512 Total CiminumUt casualties are estimated at I,ho7.ooo U. N. dead and wounded total aw iiii, i.ifiiiiiiiiiiiMiirflti Him wnunhihjii* .120,117. Communlstdead noil - ded are estimated at 1,317,000 with ■ another 40fl,0<xi nnn battle casual, ties. T h i latest totals rrprrsenl an |nrrea*0 of 171.M2 for both shli-i . alncc the previous A I1 st.-rvey undo last December. This figure Inrludci an Increase of 111,100 in Com­ munist killed and wnunded-a ratio of more than three- to on?. Prison­ er and missing In aellon figures • account for tho balance. Tito ItOK army listed IH.T.727 dean and wounded. 1 On the pve of Memorial Day, 1033, the latest reported U. 8. figlilt* from tho Defense Department Mary; f*'-axon's Grocc-v l.nkc Mary; Cu.-a Cola Co.; Hollywood shops: Faust’s Drug Store; Pur'•ell Co.; Touehton Drug Co.; Powell's Office Supply; and Petite 1‘arU. Also Sweeney's CSIfl Shop; Karns Insurance. F i r e s t o n e Stores: Itandnll Electric Co,; Boyrl-Walloce Insurance: Sandy Anilernon: Seminole County Mo­ tors; Kailer's Plano Store; Apple hv's Reslauratit Dill Kirk Motors; Holler Motor Sales, dene's Texaco Service; Sanford tTenners: l.nnev Dry Cleaner.*; I.autnlry All. Phil­ ip* Colonial cleaners, Seminole Dry Cleaners; and Hay Kennedy' , Automatic l.uimdr) Also Hite Theater; Movlelnnd l(ide-lu; Seminole County l.aundry Co.; Downtown Clenneri: M. R. Strlekland; ('ox Studio; Ray­ mond Studio: llcH's Siundurd Ser­ vice; lni|>crlul Oil Co.; Swankhouse Service: (Joemhel's Service; Smith Cities Service; Cherry's Station und Store; lllll Hardware; Warner'a dulf Service; Brown's Amoco Service; darduer'a tiro eery, l.uke Monroe. Sanford At laniie Naliooul Rank: Florida State Rank; and Mike's Amoco Service. Also Hodges, plumbing; Roy Wall, plumbing; Sanford Paint und Class Cu.; (iiHidyear Servire Store: Kcnkarik Class mid Paint Co.; Kvn Hess llenilly Shop; Pe­ ter Paul’s Iteauty Shop; Ann's Mlrnxoi Reality Salon; Marllia Halley's Reality Mtop; Mary Brown's Reality Shop; Taylor's Reality Shoo; Stine Machine Cn.( Nleholson Rulck C o : Ed l.ane, realestale; l.ee Itmllieis, plilinh lug; llowuril l.nnp, plumbing; It. I. Harvey, pliiinlilng; W .1. King, plumber: Selmimlc Venetian llllmi CT».: It. A. Williams', St. Johns l.iglit Co.; Sunshine Market; Dullson's Meat Dept.; Central Flor­ ida Oiiirk Freeze, It W. t'assuhe; mid Void's Curb Market Truce Opposition (Continued from t's-rr One) which they had agreed was inof feetlve on ll'.o U. N. nidi*. Rb?e has been pressing his rase particularly hard this week, pridi ably for two reasons lie may be­ lieve there Is now serious |Missl hllity thill the Reds will agree to an armistice. He may ul*o heliev he has more imlltlcal bucking In the U. S than previously. One i-zldoneo of support In powerful quarters was In lie found this week in Senate Majority la<ndor Tail’s Cincinnati speech. Taft said a truce on (lie present terms would he unsatisfactory Imt Hint thi- U. 8. should go ahead and try In caky nut present negotiations successfully. State Legislature Strong E a st Winds) With Rain Squalls! Students Receive Scholar Awards Blow Along Coast MIAMI nw— Fresh to moderately strong east winds blew along the Florida east toast today from Davtona Beach south through the Florida Keys. Occasional rain squalls drenched widely scnoralc.l area*. (irmly Norton, chief storm fore­ raster at the Miami Weather Bu­ reau said the combination of a "broad, flat, relatively low presaurc area In the Western Carib­ bean" and a strong high prcsiure area along the Atlantic Coast was causing the wind and scattered rain. \ The wind will Ik* fresh *o fairly strong in the Florida Straits, Nor­ ton said, with gusts up to 33 miles an hour. Small ri-afl wnvnlngs fluttered along the coast from Daytona Heaeh through Key ’ey Woit for 23 In 33 mile an hour wind*. Leonard (1. Pardtio meteorolo­ gist said the relatively low pressure area In tho Western Carib­ bean was centered about 100 mllea southeast of Swan Island. He said Grand Cayman Island had rcporti-.l seven and one-half Inches of rain in the pest couple uf day■ and that heavy rain also had been reported In the western pari of Cuba. Most of Ihe wind seems to be over Soiith?rn Florida ami Wc-dern Cuba at present, he said, and not In the area of relative low pres­ sure CIuhh Day (Continued (ram Cage One) Mills Isiril of Ihe class of 1021 Introduced u score of 23-year alumni. Ineluding Mrs. Georgia Reel. Mrs. James l*-onard, Mrs. J. I'. Whitaker, Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Fred Pop**. Mrs. f. M. I'uuiernn, lleiirv Russell Mrs. Bright Kenny. Mrs. Ilrrmun .lu • iib.smi, Mrs fra Thompson, Mrs. M. K. Yates und severul mure. Following the singing of Alma Muter, the recessional began with the seniors filing sjowlv down from Ihe slui!«i to Ihe solemn re­ frains of tin- "Muich From Aldu". The flnul Issue of the school papor— Celery Fed— were then diiTrlhutcii. A school party ut Snnlando Springs followed this afternoon. Yesterday, tin- Seminole High School animal— The Salmagundi— was distributed to seniors. Culmi­ nating four years of high school will lie ncsl Friday night's fontlucticcmcnl fur seniors at the HII8 auditorium. Sunday night the bac­ calaureate services will bn held, u Imi In the high school auditorium at H;(M) p in Coronation (Continued From l'eve One) ivn Ireland and of her other realina • and territorial, Quern, Head of tho CoramnnwoaHh, Dofender of thn. 'nllh.") , The old style was:1 "Kllzubelh the Reroml, by tho M cthodisl P ro g ra m grace ................. Britain, )m Ininth fCiiottnuril from I'axe One) illuefield sinners imil m Miss vonil the fobs Queen, Defender of Shelton. lint the now ilvlc Insist! it is Knrlier tlili* month the musical If," taking no note nf pinup | rcn nled u piogriHn In "Elizabeth thn ((intention of muny Scotsmen iillae funds In Ili-lp defray «'»• •he thuuld he known as "Ellinlielh prime* uf the Iouk litsa trip. I" hcraiiso the ’17th Century Kill The ulijeet of the choir through- uheth Qn.-en nf England hu1 nut the |u*t 20 yeurs hu* lieeo to nut of was .Scotland, develop r love and appreciation With such technlralltlr-* chared of the tinest music which they away, Condon and other llrlllsh slop hcuolhilly and nearly perfect­ cities displayed growlnu excitely. Kuril i loper tries to slnp his, nr menl. her. par- with honesty and *lnTV STATION T O BEGIN eerily. ’I Ills develops Independent singer* who feel responsibility to ST PETERSBURG UR-Thn first the group and to their leudrr. regular program from a Florida There In u fine aplrlt uf roojiern- West Coast television station will linn min.op the mi-inhera uf the go out Sunday afternoon frpm WKUN-TV. group. The t-11y-owned station will run Many of the singers make real sacrifice.! In order to sjmw tlialr u test for IS minutes beginning at 4 n. m. then will come a special half hour dedicatory program, fol­ » . » us,•iw lit.*mi, iiiu,uiu w-imi-iru, lowed hy about six hours of net­ 11.343 missing anil raptured; lnl.il work shows. iSU.IZO Summer Dance Classes H oatlaaed From F a ta d m ) gallon to help finance the board. The bill as It ftanda la a compromies between those who wanted to ibollih the board entirely and Several Somlnnto County high those who would hav) left Industry school student* ure the recipients members in tha majority. of a number of scholarship awards Almost without dircusilon, the according In Ravburn T. Mil wee, House approved a compromise superintendent of public Instruc­ committees rewritten general ap­ tion. propriations bill authorizing ex­ Miss Judv Irvin of Seminole penditure of a record 342 million High School, who rotes In the top dollars for agency, Institution and four In high school scholastic stale service operations and new standing, has received a covcled cim«iructlon during the next two Mt. Holyoke College scholarship years. •mounting tn 03.000, payable al Gov. McCarty signed Into law 01,400 a year. That amount con­ his hill to set up a co-ordinated tinues for four years ai long ns purchasing council to set maxi­ she maintains a R average. mum prices and itamlard specifi­ Miss Irvin, who is the daughter cations that stata aaencl(-) and In­ of Mr. and Mrs R. O, Irvin, also stitutions must follow In buying received Ihe Senator I-cwls scho­ most of thalr supplies. larship of 0too per year and a Ho also approved two bills ex­ Stetson University tuition grant empting Christian Sfience children by virtue of competitive exams, (rum compulsory sennol studies en both of which she lx foregoing In diseases and mandatory immuni­ favor of ML Holvokc. She placed zation against communicable dlsecond In Ihe Stetson exam among ' seise. a field of over 20. She will enter Senators passed and sont to th-s Mt. Holyoke Sept. 22. lion*? a bill authorising the State C o i„ .. daugh- Highway Patrol to borrow from Miss Delay Ann Carter, tar ,.r of Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Wal Waller l . Its offlcsri' retirement trust fund Carter, and Robert Morris, son to build houses for patrolmen and of Mr. anil Mrs. Herman Morris, pay hack Ihe money out of rent. both received Ihe 0400 per House The Idea la to make It easier to of Repreacntalives scholarship, transfer patrolmen from low-rent after taking written examinations. to high-rent area* where they may Miss Carter will enter Southern lie needed. College, Lukcluiid. anil Mmrit will Hie House hill directing lh* ntlend Florida University al Slate Hoard id Control lo hire on Gainesville. rdueatlnna! consultant to help It A Senatorial scholarship of 0loo down academic cnmnctltlnn per year bus also (men awarded iei-.» lelween Ihe University of Florida In Kay Kll/ahcth I'allerson of and Florida Stale University was Rear Lake. bv the Senate after being ( ’room's Academy also had one pu'cd to make the r-mplnyment scholarship recipient, Miss Ruby changed permissive. U-e Doe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Debalj on that measure brought John Doe, who has Iteen selected criticism of a 02.800 harheeue nil for a $MK) l4>wls scholarship. She at Ihe new home of tho University will enter Florida A and M al of Florida president from Set. Tsllshussre. Tapix-r. Pret HI. Joe, an advocate nf dirnhlnlng the two unlvcrsitL's. ( Hunan! IndiiRtrleH fllots Given l.snd TALI«AlfAHKKE HI - 'l h 1 S*,uale (Continued (mm Page line) very anxious In move tu Florida If lislay passed. 20 0, u House ap­ proved hill to permit the Hoard (here are M>* to he had. "This Is a wonderful way In in­ of Control In glvr- 100 acre* of crease the population of Sanford land near SI. Augustine tn I'ilols anil Hciniiioln ('minty with a prev­ (Tub, (ntcrnallnnul. n women's iously trained Ulmr pool," the sorvire organization, as a site (nr a i>ru|M)seil girlslown (or homeless spokesman continued. The mriHiration president indi­ girl*. S.n Pope told Ihe Senate the cated that many person* nearing Ihe retirement age went lu enme I’iliil Club ii planning to select to Ccntrul Flnridu In work and >thn site for Its girlslown*, In lie avail themselves of Improved liv­ mi >dclcd after the Fathcv Flani­ ing conililkiiis. All we nave In do gan's Hnvxtown in Nebraska, at la In gel (he hall rolling hero. its annual convention next week. Northern workers will hear uhout The grant nf Ihe site will onalilc II, and waul It* make Seminole Florida In make a hid, I'nne said Thn hill provides that if tho land (,'ounly llirir home, Mr Cowan i« nut used for the purpose speci­ concluded fied it will revert to the Hoard nf ■•11.NfT.iMI Cuntrol which hold* it as pirt of Toll* l «t Mil aI. Ill.VI I'liiM L I*#|i»t iV. ) 114) fill the property of the Florida School | HO yv. A AafffHt 1111141 for the Deaf and Hllnd. * i. r«iii>FiiiH« .Ir 00 Sen. I'oarcu, Palatka, voted for Mr* II llntwii T m li’i IIHIO H II. l.'VFllil*;tt AO.(HI the measure, hut put tho Senate HMMl(i«l Id vy IMHO on notice he plana to move fc.II Cl lludiriw U.Uffi ■eiiiiniu-zratiun Saturday, Hr* K r. fr'iilli'fIon Mt ML Pearce gave no renaon for hi* I. \l V'frtn«» ltMee |41(4lifts plan lo sack reconsideration. Ho lo.ot, was a strong advocate of two hill* dealing with the Florida Highway I'frtrol, which pssied Thursday, on 1 1 1 iM fj MilI.IMll whlrh I'ono moved today for re H lo on ennslderatlnn. ( 6IMH) "ft MI ItrnartrasUnx Rejected B0. on Ivv It. •‘Itr~iiiiii I It I'll TALLAHASSEE m With a lllll liimMln Sew Vink liter ilitfili-it ri0.no |On mt chorus of "No" vote* Ihe Florida i- n i* l.lunnr Xlnre House today apparently hisried for to r \V. Mlwiiter Ir 1no on this session u hill lo prohibit Si. I< * l.lunnr Hlnre i :vi rel.Milv • ll-iil.tun and televising uf In 1|0O0il.0lin (1 broadcasting Hlnre illclal and investigative proceed mnfci-s Kleh Mmln.1 So oh in n . I'reftlmi \Vllllu lu-uu Ml,Ml I I. Tlllhul Tho vote was on n motion to jo mi override the Criminal laiw Comlirlle'e TrJIMii Hi .i I m.ii t000 mlllee'a 8-3 disapproval of the III.waul It.Uriel 10 i 'lin mller Cull : nil Senate-passed bill and put II on jir J. I". IIIiihIImu lo.oo Ihe House calendar for considers llnnisr Ir Ostinfiin ion on hu Mmuft.. llniise too.Ml lion during the final weak of the iinfnrO Suln I’nrls, tar, Vl-iur tv lire* n ( I «"• laglilallvo session. ♦0 rw Tb* Kilgore Need I'nineai'r It look a two thlrilx mnlority lo Bo no pul tho hill on the calendar, and X V, Karnier IU no I'. I*. Hi Iiihmii although Ihe mailer was rtreid”d llenra*- II Hlrele ton no by a voire vole the volute z of the (ir. li. Ir llrtrIt*. to no " N « " vote* left little ikmbt of Hie lue II tvrlatil In no decision. K N. Klel.lliift Io no I *V. M.i'»»yUI Ift no 8<-t. Sturgis. Ocala sponsor of in mi the bill, had taken an unuitial step r i f V l l f l ’M . r i l l . ...... I ft OH In moving In tho House aide of William In llenelev 1o Oil li K. Anili-rsoa ffill' in on tire. Kmiik l.re Tumi Tw lin e i •II. Oft 1 J memorandum asking etch repre­ sentative to help' bring Ua bill out on lm- floor for considaratlrn. Rep. Okell, one ol the minority rr..uiU-rs uf Ilia Criminal Law Committee, made the motion to ovartlde his group. He claimed the committee, with only five men present, first hrd voted 4-1 approval for the bill and Sturgis had uv-.-u ***..* u* ChaVman Dowda that It would be reported favorably. Later Dowda polled the absent members and reported the 0-3 dis­ approval. Okell said that wasn’t fair,to the srsiator. Colored Beauticians Hold Annual Parley Tha 18th annual convention of *.h« Otanga Blossom Beauticians Association Inc. which ha* con­ cluded its convention |o this city today rorununded those cltlxcn* why helped make the event n success. The delegate* and tepre. sen:nmv* ut various cities und comnctir companies (poke over the microphone for an hour, stating that Hanford was the friendliest town they had visited. Special went to the business people of 8unlord, the parade committee, tha hair style show and the dance. Mother Ruhy L. Wilson, founder and supervisor of the Good 8amarltan Home, addressed the ouenIng session on the subject "Whom Dost Thou Pas* in Beauty"? Mr*. Alma Hurston In her address •tre-sc l the Importance of a heau. tlrlnn in the community. Jii'imle Leo Davis In arrepting piaUo un lirhair of tin- entertainInir chi.tiler and the citliens thankvd the delegates for their conduct ind interest shown In tho city of Hanford, and extended an Invita­ tion to them to return. A ichotarshln was given to the winner of the oratorical contest from the Miami, Fla. Chapter. Linen was given to tho Good .Sam­ aritan lloiitti ami to the Kvrimld laniaiiton Hospital. Elected lo state office* from Hanfntd were Mr*. Mnry Smith, 3rd Vice-President and Jimmie Lee Davl.i Parliamentarian. Til? next session wil lx- held in Dir/li-nn lleneh. Approve* CHras Tax TALLAH ASSEE OT-The Hour) Citrus Committee today changed Ita mind and approved the Idea of an additional 3-cent a box tax on grapefruit, but shippers will he given rebates on money they spend fer advertising Itvlr own brands of grapefruit. The conimltteo last week turned down the Senate-approved hili It voted to reconsider and this morn­ ing agreed on a compromise winch Include* Ihe rebate feature. The vote was 9-4. Grapefruit now I* taxed 4 cent* a box. Thr- additional 2 rents will make a total of 8 cents, all of which will be spent on advertising. It Is estimated Ihe (I cents will bring in 0700,000 a year. Under tho rebate plan, a shipper will get back 01 for every 02 br­ own brand of fresh grape-fruit. He cannot receive more thun he paid in box tuxes. The overall remit * paid lo all shipper* cannot exceed 0100.000 n year. Tin* Idea behind the additional tax on grapefruit Is tn get more Eisenhower money (nr pushing sales which (Continued Iron- Page One) have b:rn ,;low for the last frw were not Intended “ as any criti­ citrus seasons. cism nf whut I* bring done nr not don*-" Beverage Department The senulor’* son said he is TALLAH ASSEE i.n-Durlng the satisfied the difference nf opinion last IH months of the Warren ad­ could not be const rued as a ministration tlu> Slain Beverage "break" with Ihe President, nor Department op-rated without on would ll he likely tn he reflr-’ted •-ftiiit-nt accounting system, a In npiMirllion to administration stale audit rr|mrl suld today. policies, The uudilnr reported in Apislnl*, Taft Is M-hrdulcd lu return tn three shotguns, $1,100 worth id Washington Sunday. raineras and u recording device The Elsenhower nml Taft slate were missing when tho depart in*-d ments left lo the Iwn most powerful turned over lls business lo Ihe men In Ihe Hi-iubllcan m r ‘ McCarty administration. licly at odd* not only on the The retxirt also said Hint al- future role In Ihe Far East Jf trimc llioiigh Ihe dennrliiient employed talk* fall hut on the method* hy "at considerable i tpetiF?" n con­ which peace might be attained in sulting auditor, hi* sugg.-stlon* for that area. Improved accounting were not fol­ lowed. AM8IKTANT I). A. RESIGNS The auditor reported one pur­ JACKSONVILLE m-Willlnrn S. chaser was |>ermltted tn bid twice Walker reslgnrd Thursday as as­ on a confiscated truck and tlv.-rc sistant U. S. district attorney lo was an instance where "an ap­ enter private law practice. parent erasure" was allowed tn Walker, a University nf FI* .'Ida kick up the price of a two-year old graduntr, was appointed In Janu Irurk hy one dollr-r Tin- truck wu* ary, IDSL Previously ho was adsold for 0431. ininislnilivi- assistant f«r It »p. Charles K. Bennett (D.-Fla ). CnnimN StudentH To Attend Convention Th-' Croomg Academy New F r m a r a of Anntrli* will send five uu t *lu inling student delegate* to attrnd the N F A State Convention at Florida A. A M. Uulverilty at Tallnliassre beginning Jane V, and lasting four days. Home (MM) color•-ii buy* und girls frum every -ilv in ihe slate will imrllclpato. if e U g ii t c s uttctiiling from ‘ Crnniii* lire: Amos C. Jnne*. LongW*hi.|; Lemuel Htnllwuilb, Oviedo: Slmml.’ L. f.ung, Henry Tallon nml Andrew DuvI*, all nf Sanford. Each school will Ik- competing agalii-it one nnutber in such vanmt* ivents us talent, quartettu singing, nnls, piddle ipenking, etc. I.oni; will lie entered In the quia cunt»*t, which he won at tha local convention held at Croima Acad­ emy on Apr. 17. Htallworth will t>e competing In public speaking. Ilu -"un si-cotid place In that rategory last April. Prlies will bo given If- the winning contestants. Julie* und Duvlt are huth work­ ing hard boceu-e they are ex|irvting tu hi- prei.ented the Modern Farmer’* degree. The two rnltlas will iilsn lie entered ill tho horAeahoe pitching cunteat again thli year after losing out last year. A quarter of lha live girl babies bon In 1000 In lha United Statu* died before they wero I t yeara old; Inday a quarter nf the girl babies born are not lUwly to die «*dH they are more than M years old. Weather u « Asheville Boston Chicago Cleveland New Orleans New York Seattle Washington Jacksonvlli? Miami Tallahaisr-y 44 49 33 43 77 30 SI 30 07 77 71 lllgb 81 09 09 71 DO (VI 03 U tu tst SPIVEY IS II.L LAKELAN D lAV-For the first Him- In his 28 » ’ar* as nresid.’ nl of Florida Southern College, Dr. Ludd M. Spivey won't preach the baccalaureate sermon to the grad­ uating class Sunday. He Is con­ fined to his home this week wdh ^ a heart ailment. V A spzakre* Is expected In be named today. The 1.3 billion pound* of milk produced In Ihe UniU-J States In February, 1933 was a record fu­ tile month up to that time. U ir a I Noticed T i l s ; * T * T I I OK K I.O N III* H s rrrr s s s u in u r n * , • IIIK S I K I 'S H S l i n S i (lull III tvlilull llllx ulimlnll ftllilll lulilllillvhiil unrft r.lrli wi-»-k fur f«uir R rnnafti-illlvr wrnltn. “ WITNCMH luv liniul mul uffluliil •rat uf III* I'ltrl; uf ll," I'lriiill f'uiirl -ll I li I- i |m- Tilt -In* uf \luv. \ l> !»•-» iH! II I- IIKII.NIh i .V •l*rk uf ll-- i'll- ull * uiirt tiftrnlnnlft t-uuniv. I l n.li ISRAI.I M*. k N •Trv*'.ui.l Jr An-im-i- iur I'llli.l■<r I1 (i. Iluv ?su -**nfnril Klnri.t* ANTS-RO ACHES Just li*l<-n tn tliin. There is a w new lloulil Hint when lirushed ■into n *urfiii-e lenve* an itivi*ilili< film. This film paralyzes the leg* of roaches sllverfl*h nn-l -u** whenever they cross the aurfaco and they lire un tln-ir Pack* living within nboiit two hours after con­ tacting the Invisible film. One application is effective fur months. Roach Film* Is the name of thi* new product. For result* that are nstouiullng ijet Hunch Films tu a kill and cnutrol nmches, «llvi-r(i*li ^ und nnls. Avnllnlie at Tnuehtnu PfUK Co. mlv. W ITH D ELICIO U S BORDENS ICE CREAM 44c * HOT COFJEEE 44c RcumHIat & Andchuu W ALGREEN A G EN C Y “ UN T H E CORNER IlY T H E CLOCK" Saturday Only! • ink Midi nut WIOMAHK Double Feature • LAST TIME TONKJHT loyalty 1 1 the choir, which offar* muny opportunities for growth end, linpiuvi-.iwnt of ihu.native ability of ita members, Thn pinup urlglnally Intended to Duxlmiy School of ponclnpr THE GREEN GLOVE Cnrner Otic find C n m m trrltil Phone 1711 or J1I2-J Kohler docs it iigrnln t !! n h lo r COLORED Sot* k ir.Cakt Iron Lavatry. ft' Cunt Iron Tub wIRi ho wur. nml Vllrcoiin V China cionii cmiplod ciotet French Avonue at Twentieth Street a ttra f g In any uf nix illMIncilvn OQlorH. COMPLETE NEW MENU A IS O -* C A R TO O N COMING SUNDAY and MONDAY! SATURDAY-DOUBLE FEATURE •• _ O n ly | | | | . oq (Plus Isolatia Haw) N o D o w r Paym ent U p tu 3ft M onth* la Pay See It a l Rocky (.line in “Desert Of Lost Men” llnwnrft Jane Greer Ptlrkln Meiilna Donparate Search” Dexparnta S e a rch " playing # :»ft only , .a * A oat.. 1 J . t Ai - l . - l l Good C trl4 M « and N o . 0 "Ju n g le D ru m of A frica ' ■ A *w»rit Cumiilulnl Iiuv Imk l-»-»n ^ (llftil umiln-i mu In lli>- I'lriiill t*nurt In Hint fur Hruiln-I,. r.iunlv, Klurliln. tir l.t'TIIKIt K. IIIMITON fur <llvuri*i-. lin* -hurl llllr uf ulilrlt In l.t'TIIKll I! lll'IITiiN. I'lalullfi *«. IIFiTTV AN.Vi: lll'UTliN. I>«friulHtil, ihr-r |irr<M-nli, urr li (•nintimiiil you lu np|i»nr nul ill yuur wrlllru ili-fi’iirr-N hi-rHli nil ni l.rfurr ilu- Sill il*v Jilin-. A Inr ulherWIi-r tu-urru l*ru Cun (rfti-u will I’*■ rlllrrr-l iiKtilti-l yuti Tlir Haiifunl llrrnl-l I* -Ir-ilKimlr-l (I, n ll**Wi>plt|irr uf trurrill 1-tri‘Ulll* SATISFYING SPRING SNACKS HOME MADE WAFFLES isiiNAiioN r.oBr T t» h i ;- �m r, 1 TJa p 4— R EAL E S TA TE FOR S A L E -1 HERALD WANT ADS II A TTR A C TIV E For Rm i IU T k f l»llim li| ( t i n j 1 [ M f l f l» ■ II W l M u . n illl> k > 4 la T l * ■ ■ ■ f a r! llv r a M . I llu * M e per H i t (■ • • rll.B J l l w n M r per li a r la s r o lH a 1 lla n Hr per li a r ln * r r t l» a M tlm r* O f p r r lip * la a rr llp a fir par IIP* M r V r a r lr I'n a ira e t K it e U n r ila In I h r lia r . Ila u h le l l a l r fu r llla r h f a r e ra p * PHONE 148 W a il l i l » n l l l h r a r r r p lr * i i t r r I h r T r l m h i i a r ua «««■••• r u n jiin i r h n r a r If | u a r a a m r I* IM Iril la I h r Ir lr p h u a r hauh. la r a la r a fa r I h U a rra a ta iiM a tlu a I h r a 4 t r r l l * r r la a t p r r l r i l lo p a r p r a m p l lr . la i i r f r r fa r a* i » r ra d a r i h r heat puaalhla a r r t l r r a ll W a a l fit* a w l ha la a a r a fflra ua I h r f a r hafura ■■fellr a il* a. P lra a a a n llf r pa la tm r d la t rlr If h a r r r a r a r ra ra la r a a r ad W i ra a a a l h r rrap aaaih l# fu r Im a r r lh a a « a r l a r a r r m la arr* 3 Bed Room Homes on welt shaded lots. Each home indiv­ idually designed. Masonry or frame, 3 closets, walk In pan­ try, living room 12 X 20, largo mister bed room. Outstanding colorful kitchens made fur the housewife. WHY PAY R EN T 07.IER-WELLER HOMES, INC 17th & Mellonvitle Phone* 1092 I'fl. Mur ail. I h.'i I T iijr 7 Whether uuyiua ui jelling, it will J. GARCIA pay you to see: Cabinet maker and upholsterer. J. W. HALL. Realtor Furniture reflnlshlng and repair­ Florida State Bang Building ing. Antique restoring and repro­ "Cal! Hall" Phone lf.58 ductions. Furniture made to or­ der Upholstering fabrics. All See Raymond 31. Hall work guaranteed 130 North Licensed Broker for all Boulevard Court. IlcLand, Fla. kinds of Real Estate. Phone 331. 08W S. Park. Upstairs, ’hone Mu. PLUMBING ARTICLED FOR BALE Contract and repair work. Free estimates. K. L. Harvey. 304 Sanford Ave. Phone 1828, 4800. down — part now. part later — S4D. a mo san for h h er a ld S»#J? vM * AWNINGS Plastic, Aluminum, Canvas. Free Estimates. Rhone 1291J alter 4 p.m. for appointment. L. L. S ILL — Plano Technician. Phono ei l-w. Route 1, Sanford. M. L TYP ES Bulldozer work. Rea­ NICK S-ROOM i floor plan and GOAT M ILK: H. D Priest. S. San sonable Rates. Free estimate!. ford Ave. Phone_m-WL __ bath. Large lot, flna lawn. Plenty Phone 2221. V. C. Oraccy. fruit and shad* trees. Near school BABY Carriage collapsible fit in and^grocery, Can finance. Call COIIEN RADIATOR SHOP car. Want 13.00. 117 French Av-j. Specialize; - Complete Cooling Sys­ III.a. tem Service. T-Shirts .........................- 48c each 2 bedroom home, low down pay­ Boots, Shoes, Cots, Paint, Tarpau­ 2lDsi E 3rd Tel. 336-W ment. Kitchen equipped, monthly lins payments 442.00. No closing SPREADER SERVICE. Lime and ARM Y-NAVY SURPLUS coils. 1224 Ksnftotpn Sf. Phono 314 Sanford Dolomite and Fertiliser. Rhone Ave. Phone 1321 814-J. I2H3-M. Oavld R. Carpenter, PIANOS ■ New and Used. 1209 B A TTER Y, Generator or Starter Myrlle Avenue. Phono 12(18 W. COLORED FOLKS I ! I —1 Servlre. Coll 317, Swain's Bat FOR RENT i— .lood lots for sale in Lockhart’s B ITTE R Ilium Sod— 10 cent* per lery Service. Sanford Avenue and West Hanford Subdivision W E L A K A Apartments. 114 W xipiaro foot delivered. Phone and 2nd Street. 410.00 down and 43 00 per month First Street. I*hone 490 W .____ 1863 3V, Ellis Lloyd. Write Boca Saton Housing Corp HALL'S Garag-y for General Auto V io l l a v t a y a n d b a b y b e d s Box 114, Miami Beach, Fla. Repairing Sanford A t'elery Avo, 26" GLADSTONE hag •113 00. Sup Day, week or month — Tel. 1423, Phone lifflU-M Hliiti It night. er Shoe Service, U0 S. Park Furniture Center, 118 W. Flrit. LAK E FRONT lot with sand beachLAWN MOWERS sharpened 111on beautiful Crystal Lake. For MAPLE bed. spring and multrvss, -IN K BOOM olflclfiicy apt. suit cvcles rcpairml Shuman's, 310 appointment Phone 1380-lt. title for working couple. Ideslly abo chest of drawers with cir­ K till St located a"rnvt from Post office. cular mirror. Like new complete Private bath. Inquire Manuel 4 bedroom homo, $8,000 - 42.000 JALOUSIES 173 Phone 1743 J. Jacobson's Dept. Store. down, 2 large shady lots noar I'Oltt'H ( liaise Lounge; hoys' III IJfeflme A'uminutn — Free r.stl mule*. Free Installation— Tele­ school. Exclusive listing. cycle; worn Oriental rug; other 4 IliKIM furnished apartment, Y » phone 1423. Furniture Center, items All bargains Phone 110 W. First Park Ave. __ ________ Best offer lakes this new 2 bedroom 1389 J. home, furnished or uiirurnlslit-.l. FHHHDAIRE appliances, sale* and 2 ROOM efficiency apartment; N Excluslvo listing. FOR SALE • Used thirty gallon, service, G II lligh, Oviedo, Fla ,B eclrlc lint water furnished. 433.1*1 automatic, gas hut wnt *r heater Phone 4151 nr Sanford KI42-W 1)2 Elm Avo. Phone 1747-W. 2 hcilvoom new home, large elo Good condition. 1007 Sanfc.'il Ave after II p lit. sets, east frontage Il.iid3 down. NEW furnished A pi. See 223 Kirk­ 2 BLONDE end tatde.s, matching UII.L'S FU R N ITU R E land Itiind, New Smyrna Beach I priced st ss.700 KKI'IM SIIING snfubed A chair, Holtywocxt bed. or call Sanfonl 1113 or 1833-J HusIness opportunity: M «l, here I* | wooden dinette sot Apt. 33. Upholstering and Repairing j m i. MASONRY home, kilchen 501 Celery Ave. your chance at 47.300 for a going Edw, Higgins Terrace. Tel. 1238 uquip., tile hath, good section business. Never been closed. CAR PEN TER WORK /.car llase, power mower furn­ Owner selling because of Illness ELECTR IC Refrigerator good con ditlon 4.1.3 00 nut French Ave For (|Ulek repair Jobs, or •mall ished Ready for occupancy Sco hulking, Call Jim 1141 M-4. Seminole Really. if you have u small down payment LIV E BAIT, Bass’ Grocery 4lli A and are Inlesesled In going Into Cypress, ___ ______ ORLANDO Morning Sentinel.. Or5 room hniiie. furnished. Eleelflc liiisinoss yourself with new elamlo Evening Star. Cull Halph *a kitchen, window fun (or cooling qulnment call 2313. Owner will Ray, 11(13 J. ** Telephone h b -J. (rain person and finance Rest 4 ARTICI.ES W ANTED -4 loraiinii In town. NEW FLOORS inflated to per­ GARAGE A l'T. — 4 rooms und We buy. sell and trada u*ed fund fection Old floor* made like hath. Large scriencd porch, all lure. Wllson-Maler Furniture Co. REAL E S TA TE new. Finishing, cleaning and newly decorated. Close in Rhone 311 E. 1st. Phone 434. D. IIAHKEY, waxing, also portable power plant 338 or 1337. Reg. Real Eslnle llrokcr Serving Seminole County since USED pianos wanted, any eondl M. Cullen, Associate SMALL furnished house • 130 00 a 11)3.5. II. M. Gleason. Lake Mary lion Highest cash paid Write month. Apply Rlarkcl Terminal. Room 8 Brumley-Puleston Wd* it Wester, ID. 2. Box 420. San G U TTER S and .S|mut1ng Installed Phone 2313 1500 French. __ ford, Phono IT23-H. und repaired Satisfaction guares m mm — ms -• * ONE bedroom furnished apartrudred I/-on Stelntneyrr I'rmne NEW TW O bedroom home on two ment, close In, 217 Oak Ave, 1384 U Poultry — 7 T— Prta • UteiMck large lots • SW corner of Adam* u Rhone 010. , . and,20th (three block* East of 11— Aulomoblles - Tralleri — If TO TAI.K Mollonvllle). ONLY 4350. down lltihy PAHAKEETH rnlshrti apartment lit) 3 ' ROOM furnlshm Parakeet* Hint cun he taught Call owner at 074-J Magnolia Ave Rhone A K Box(u lulk Jusl out of nest. Call Sam WE * + - (*t |_■ (4 m - * * m* * *»| ■■■— - ■* «.*•> m iv USED CARS Lillie ami setter 112 -W, v ’ 1 f Cochran - 802 or 13(12 J Hi el - Second and Sanfurd. 2 ROOM furtilshtsl upstairs apart 12(10 Magnolia Ave 2 lot* with NEW IIAMPSHIItL Red, 1 month shade trees. This ts a very good 19.51 P L Y M O U T H Crnnbrook 1 111(.'lit 417 W Mill SI Ph. 1217 W. old. straight cun 50 rent* each location. House need* tome re door r .idm, healer, m y clean 3311 Sanford Ave or Phone pairs, Cun Im purchasrsj on tva, 2 FURNISHED apartment* - 3 Must 'll Immedlalely I'hoitl gnu LW. sonablc term*. rooms A t on highway Soullt, till I lieliind Adcipinle for Navy per EXCLUSIVE WITH P ERSIAN Kitten* for sale Itogls sonr,cl. 1(139 South Ruuluvard, H U R T A. WILLIAMS. REALTOR 1:1 C H E V R O L E T pick im tered. Reasonable all I'liimn*: N EW Raymond E, Lumlquist, A*M>cialc truck L’lHtU miles Will sacrifice Deland. Drivo, Phone 1389 .1 If - 0I1I by weekisul. Inipiire I’hoae 1*73 Atlantic Bank Itldn. ^ -B E D R O O M country homo for Standard Service Slulioil, S summer month*. Attractive deal MODERN 2 bedroom furnished 4— Farm Suppbr* ■ Murhlnrry — 8 ford Ave at Ginilerville for llu- right party. Call Winter house, 41 fruit trees, timber, ,5 - i . 111 J'J Park 2H2033 or Herman Goodwin. 1 acre* - 411300, Hass' Grocery, 4lh TU X E D O FEED S Complete line. 20 . FU R N ITU R E- U'liold Gooda 2C Inc., Real Estate llrokcr, 077 N. A Cypres*. ^ IjijnC^ -'^uxcde Feed store OH. FURNACES By"Kreaky Orange, OrlamlmfUUM. 4900.00 down with halanre like Wall, Floor and Flreplaca. H ELP W ANTED -1 4 CLEAN, furnished apt. for I per­ rent will purrhaf * now 2 bed­ 18— M. G. HODGES son • 433. Oil Park Ave Phoaa ID room masonry ennslvuclcd home. LADY for gemcal office work with 108 W. IM St. Total price I* only 43000,00. local enneorn. For Interview, rv FURNISHED garago apartment. Ve n e t i a n b u n d s EXCLUSIVE WITH ply in your hand writing giving Forlory prlctsl Rolla-Head Blind*. Adults only. 107 E. Mh St. R O U T A. WILLIAMS. REALTOR age, rxpcrlonrn and reference*. Al.imlnum Dints, rutton or plo* ROSE COURT Apts. 8 Room Fur- Raymond E. London 1st, Associate Box H, % Herald. tic taiic Complete rep service Phone 1473 Atlantic Bank Hid*. Seminole Venetian Blind Cum pa in - » nl; ^ : . rHl1 ^ .L PhoM 281 BEAUTICIAN wanted Air eondl 424 West Third W ANTED T O R E N T tioned shop. Salary and eommh IF YOU HAVE SOMETH1NO TO AVAILABLE NOW W ANTED lo rent— Three bed­ aion. Call Oil. S E L L and are In a hurry to aall room house— Good location — Oo? 2 bedroom home In It, lot the classified advertising DELIVERY BOY. Apply I’almef reasonable rent. Phone Fred HANFU PARK department of T H E SANFORD to. Grocery, 117 Palmeltn. Perkins at I48fcom »to 12 a. m. H ER ALD prove Ita ability aa ar BllSa down payment 3 -R E A L E S TA TE FOR B A L I— 3 » | » ' H H ' V .... WANTED-Morrlcd mun for ln*ur FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED LOST AND FOUND -21 ance work in Sanford Splendid 2 1 7 ROOM two story house on lake For further information: . rtunlty for advancement LOST - Ray horse front • city limits. Bargain for horse sluxrile P. O. Box 1314, Sanford. >iulck sale by owner. Call 113-XR. brand, right flank Ph. 2(1224* PHILLIPS MODEL home In Lnngwood. •R W HAT IS YOUR OFFER ? Wynnewood Subdivision F U L L T IM E maid for working mo T O O L 2-Bedroom masonry con­ thor. 822 Escambia Drive. Phone LOST- Brown suede jacket at hall 1 1700 Forest Drive structed hnuso, 11 months old on nark, tin reward. J. E. Trrwil 1T28-M or 1726 J. Tel. S44-R large lot running from street to SHBlwmfcBamiLi u ** .11-------- i n leger, 309 Elm Avenue. street. Ceramic tlla bath and IIWORK W ANTED -II sills, venatian blinds, range, re­ frigerator, space heater. Pay­ FOR R EA L E S TA TE IN LA K E BABY B ITTIN G — bait of refer U l a n * Axle D a u ments. 445.30 tier month, lifts M ARV KmunlAiwI tl Halt M r . l i l . l . n , U l„ ih n l.n i,. W x lllT I l f I S r g lV THE SANFORD HERALD \ �_____ v' t W ' W . ,f: 1~ ______________________ w bm nbH f l M ■•.^ B i s E r ^ V T B R ^ w ^ r c - i G : »* v *- m m s m -Xtff&spjj?-*■. f , wr. -,v •.•■ ;• ■ •■>-' ,‘ ■ ■' •■", ■'•' v v ' - :" v •; ‘ '■ •• ••?£?,»* i | ■_. ' . * v ? ’ ■« M w r -■ > Cards Seek 2nd Straight Over Cocoa Here ------------- M # 1 M • • lA fl i | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ’■■■ fl AIfffAl fft _ T N I HANFORD H ERALD fag* 8 M . May » , 1 H J il Sanford Smashes Indians, 14-6, To Move Within I-Game Of Fifth By K E N T C H K TL A IN C«n>i'« spell ovnr the Hanford rardimil* In Provost Park war shattered last night when the Redbird* exploded for 14 nut* on 18 hit* to thrash t H<> I rid1hn• In their own bailiwick, 14-fl, Inst night. While Hanford waa breakln* lla Provost Perk Jinx laat nlxht, lha once fearsome l>rl,and Red Itata were bowing to Lakeland, 8*2, moving the local* within one lame of firth place. Ernie Palm* rrl, who started and went the flrat alt frame*, received credit lor Ida fourth victory of the aeaaon, though he needed help from newcomer Waller Mitchell. Tonight the Card* will be arch­ ing a clean sweep from the Florida Mate league's leading Indiana when Hanford inert* Coco* In the The SPORTS REGISTER Indians Mas sacred II fl A 1 1 1 I 1 0 1 1 fl 1 1 0 1 • 1 If 0 1 1 3 1 1» 3 0 tf •» If t* IN ft A II II 4 " 8 t 3 to fl ft i i 1 1 3 II : llusma. < .i Vais. Hi 3 n 9 li M i l ' a r t e l l Hi 1 1 t Jones. - « n I Lop**, n I n 3 H lm a n l. n | |> n a - VaillineS v 1 It tf II T-la U III |(I|| im MO— II BAiertfHH iMii— >a t'wraa »*r. NIU«*r« H— Hun. , ______ _____ thorn* I. Hauls 1. I mini 1. t-eoiiaril Hally, l-nlinleil 1. Marlines. Ilugliaa I, TInirnnin jlnarll Valla rJ— MeI'ailall. Veils Marline*. |,„oea I June. ttlll Malone. Hllverthiirna. -O iiiii ii.i i Ilium, Leonard 4, iluanea Th nr man llneina 3 Vaillin.kv I I I — lloahce, Ttnirnmn. loinn l.eonarrl, Junes, lln.me. Veils till loinn Hit eonanl, liniin H llamlie |)|‘— florin to il..It, t.elt Hanford III. I'm mi It till olll’iilnilerl t. Mil l.ou Calvetll Tom Leonard ■liell | l.mies I Hlmaxl 1 Hl»~li* I'almlert j. Mill licit 3. I,nt>ea T. Hlmfinal" n| thn two-game act at lbe ari| I, III, I'slmlorl in 0, S Innlnes, f II ; . 1 l 1 r • 1 1 t « ! ! i • 1 1 1 I "A W-UIIMI ........... . ill. Wanner. If rillveritimnr flarrls. , Dunn. Ill Kaonsr-l. •f lutlv. SiH a r r . »e I'almlert n VtitcliclJ. n Tn Iala <‘acua Marlln-v If ll o a h re . cl T i l or man. i ( llnsill. JO if f Mentor ml Hlatlltllii. Lou Lalvottl, cross-firing bonus lefty, will '*« Manager J. C. Dunn'a mound *"■ Irctlm for the Itedblrda on Ladle* Night. Olivetti Imust* of a 2-2 won-loal thi- •"axon. having hurled a brilliant 8-2 two-hlt victory over t.aaM.tod nere laat Monday night In tho Koven-lnnlng opener of the twin Mil. rone. 1.0,1,1 s 13 III < ’| InoHius |‘i runs Ml* fai,if* ItalS I'a lm le r l W i n n e r l-ulioicrl l.oser tallies > Kit It. I.el|, 1 3 1.*, A - IIS Levy’s 5th Homer P u t s Daytona Ts !4-Game Out Of 1st tha-pan" Blue* of last year wlp, hit the mi May with * ■•1 iinil floundered the rcit at the half to wind u p In fifth place lilt » at-34 record. HANFORD'S f'O M f Alt A B LE RECORD FOR 1932-3.1 (May 29) 1931 I'lace W I, Prt Year lusy ith 2ft IH .cm inA.1 20 2ft .4.T3 nth TO P SIX H ITTE R S 1931 1932 P la »n SI) II II MU NNI Atjte l*l»|ee AN N H (IH MHI Aia. Alenu i): Jfl 12 II %•■ T 1.non'il l*» It St 0 U lllllira in 33 left A ll 14 31* i f : Mtl'lll'nii I'.l 11 31 I ’arlas 1*7 1 t» • IS i n tl 3* 3 II 117 Irdno 331 Ksiils 130 J* r. 1 1 .1*3 U'earier is 13 13 H II 33' 3 11 131 13 «» I ' a ' l l a m 1ax 3.1 10 117 llsllv 1 13 31* il 13 Hlmln in 3<l n 7* 31 tis ll*rr|s 11 3I* record hitting speaks for Itself. The Blues a power outfit as they eventually proved hy setting a new FHL home run record with Ht at the end of the year. They were, In a greater sense, h hnnu r nr -nothing-al-all club. They were hitting .232 at this period. The Curds nr* hitting .274. One point we would like to bring oul is that the above averages are for 43 games In Ill32 and 44. nr May 27 for the llrdhirds. They do not Include last oignt's whopping 14-11 win over Cocoa and the suhseipiont effect of last night’s IH hits lo the averages of (he Hanford Cards. I.asl year's Hines hit only 28 triple*, Thi* year Ihe running rookie* have -Tampered lo third no lese than 19 tlmea. Last year's club stole only 82 base* . . . This year's Itedbirds have not only surpassed that total pilfering output, hut have added substantially lo that flgorr. In fact, Hanford Is now currently leading the FHL In Ihe alolro base department and at the present pace of two awlpra per gam* they will smash th* 11-year-old Htata league mark of 218 set by tialneavltle In 1937. Whirl bus been the moat surmising part of thla senenn, however, la not nercssuirly Ihe higher hutting average* and record run* of the nreernt dav Cardinals, but the attendance and local reception of ,« hand of "home run-1,-**" IP-vcar-old* mired In tho denths of tho FBI. second division It hnn once been said that Hanford will not support a second dt vision ( lid, . . Hot try and prove It by this year’s gate record. The truth of the mailer it that you can't While inir compilation of the gutit totals la imompletu at this Him,. It Is close l„ IIip 13,00(1 paid mark for the flrat 21 home games Ibis Ih nlmosl half of all of Inst year's total of 38,300 Nnd Just t.ooo -hurt of Ihe entire 14*51 total of III.2HP. To the rnsiiH* observer there must he an explanation. From our corner these ore the basis reason* for continued support and large gale* in . . ,,f „ poor team record. II The fan* were fed un with last year's high salaried veter­ an* who prodored when they fell like It. The Una have taken these vnungslera lo heart and reallie, as good baseball fans do, ■hat Ihe kids will make mistake*, but they are learning. They id*v oprcdlrtable and Interesting hall. Rut above all, they hustle, hustle and hustle, no mailer who! Ihe store Is. 2) The Cardinalr luive pleased llir home fans hy winning at hbmr. Their record lo the Memorial MUillum Is 13-7, a nennant pace In nnv circuit, [hey have failed on the road III time In 24 games, Including •Hnn ” tfhl" ^ r"* w n *n confines of the looli leading Cocoa In- . — Jam Mam Photo E R N IE PA LM IER I , Notches 4th Vlstory Anglers Snare 10 6-Pound B ass In Putnam Fish Meet Ity FRED P. tilt KEN P A LA TK A (.Special)— Rig I,tack ’•a*s were again on the prowl In Putnam Countv last week with 10 -vclgldnu over tho ft pound limit M n g rnlnrrd in the Palatka and Crajccnt city Jiyceo sponsored t'utiMm County Fi«hlri(j Tourna­ ment. Tha large*! baas vnierad was lakvn hy H*a Copeland. Palatka, on a fly red using s hula popper lu lure lh« Mg fish from Ihs HI. John* River. The fish was welshed In at Ihs Pslstks Fire Hlatlon and won Copeland Ihe weekly trophy In Ihe light Ischia HlvUlon. The ha** hit Ihe wales aI ft pound* and t ounces. The weekly trophy winner in tho live bait division of the ft month tournament, now in Hh 13th week, wu* cn 3 pound ralch taken by Humid Ryder, Sayvilln, L, N. Y. fm n Ih" St. John* River out of The A. I*. Oliver Camp *t Wrlaks. Ilvihv wn* using a spinning rod with u live shiner enticing tho '«** to strike. Th - halt casting weekly trophy wn* earned hy Jack K. Morris, Atlaetn, uiing a shimmy wlgglrr «u ti Hilling rod to luutt a 7 pound 12 ounce has* from tho Ht. Johns River while fishing out of tho St, ■lohns Fishing Lodge at Huntington. A lotul nf 33 trophlo* have h»fn won <lurlng thn contest as the event nears thn half-way mark, A total of l i t bass with a comhln -l weight nf 1,391 pound* and 14 nunena have tieen recorded by thn 2.1 wetghlng-in station* coop­ erating with the Jayrees In the vomity-whht rofleo. The Palatka Kirn Station haa weighed In the most bass with 27. The M-cohd w i t popular weigh­ ing-in station I* the Ht. John* HsMng Lodge with 23 and Oivor's Is tldtd with 23. TV i only reriulrenient to enter a hn*j In the tournamnnt Is to tiriginiito your fishing trip In Put­ nam County, widtly known as "The has* Capital of the World.” By The Associated presi LAI1IKH N lflllT T O N IG H T , Ed Levy, who set Ihe Florida fhU evening** Coco#.Hanford Stale league home run record In game at the Memorial Htadlum Htad 10.40, Is still whamming those wo will Ih l.adlra Night. All women Ihlnus at opportune tlnue. will be admitted free of charge. With two men on hasp In Ihe The Cocoa Indiana art currently lust of the nlrilli Inning, Low ■Tailing the Florid* Htate League hnngeil the hsll old of ln-3 park hr ine-half game. Hanford la In Thursday night In give Davtona xltlh place one-game behind Ihe Beach a T 4 vlrlory over Jackson­ fifth place llel.and lied liaia. ville Beat’ll That moved Ihe Daytona Beach Islanders up to snrmtl plare anil |n winning It* fifth game of 24 they came within half a game of road contcati, Hanford annexed the lop since lending Cocoa Inst victory number ala In the laat Its third straight. 14 n. to Hanford, eight encounter*. Manager Dunn apearheaded the lando, 2 0, for their llth victory In vMory onslaught with hard hit­ Ihe past 14 games. Lakeland look ting flyehaaer Tommy Leonard a 32 decision from Del,and Levy hormred 33 times In 1040, upholding the other end of the gauntlet. All Duon did waa polo then playing with Hanford. That'* .................. an he nr ..anyone rl»« out ht* Kith double, fourth homer, far moree (hi hut he's two tingle* itml a ateal of home. has doned In other year*a hi Ml Thu I'widiiml home mariag«menl with a St. laiuls affiliation atwayi been Ihe long kfen e leader — . Ih h Ui____ _ Dunn scored three time* to hlhe give,, more local people Interest In the dub and a feeling of sc dopi l. Ills honor haa hitting. department. HI* Ida team lead to the 4<i figure, curltv. The pew slice in veterans to two this year to cut operating Thoridlv wai hla ' Ifth thla aeaian. * * «.__ , while rddlng a run to hi* aecond and salary expenses has aroused morn Ini crest and confidence ofTthe n»e veteran Dayl one Beech minhigh KM total of 117. dentforHuh ‘,r V crltkk #d the costly op*ratlon of tho 1932 Jndfqenager elen got credit (he ' pitch­ 'Leonard dtattngulahed hlm*»lf In a big way by liter** «ln* kla ing . vkte y. uklng over after l> 1 n>« Ordinal maaagearaeal tiaa goa* sbaat In tasura bat I log average 12 palate to a Jacksonville Reach hinged Rill •nd heller service lo Ik e d iss. Thcy have Ithdllutcd « hnr and Ernie Craumer out of •oat In* ;iS7— nleh fee the I aed*ang, *»hlrh permits.children under 14 fa *«# *11 fh? games fr' IX. Inal* thla aeaaoa. The haahy rrolenl downtown iJckel booth for advanced a*Da and In general Hanfurd hammered II hlls oil little ftyngwh arrompllahed thla iimm the tiurrhaee of one Cardinal T-ahlrl. Thev add* da conaiifgliik transit Ion on three Cocoa's Francisco l/ipet and L o give Ihe fans Ihe feeling that thla Is “ their club." , bingo* and a duuhe— hla Oth— In Hlmard. The tndlena contrlhulod In ■iiiiinmllon, we feel that the nlmve points Ore Just a few fiefive pate appearance*. Leonard In their defeat with raven errors, lork of the sucres* of our Hanford Cardinals In face of a losing reRat Hamm pitched and halted erarked In four more runs to oah hi* tram leading Kill total Lakeland to victory over Del,and n 1.4 In It game* played thla lie (Intel out only alx hits— Inrlud Inst two to the league's leading year. The ('aids nave starter Palmlori hi Iter. Jack Cade— and drove a Snorts Round up a roinfnrtidde working cushion toj long flv hall lo score Bobby Aremll By (iAVI.K TA L B O T work with by tallying twice In the with Ihe winning tally second one on Dunn's 4th homer Hill Phillips scattered seven Or­ NEW YOBK lit-Y o u 'U 'hardly of the year -ami another run in lando hits In tossing Leesburg to know It unless you watch thn each of the third, fourth, and fifth victory. Jim .Simmons, a new Or­ paper* closely, but Ihe greatest of frami a. The Rednlrd* unleashed a lando pllchir, permitted Just five •hi* country's three-year-old hone five-run assaidt on Frisco laipea, hits hut they were bunched. Chico sending Ihe Cuban lo thp shower Fundora drove In both runs with r a n t— the one they pay off on— I* By The Associated P rrn irliiHuled In he run off two week* room In the ton of the sixth. The number raven mint be long flynuta. from tomorrow at beautiful Rrl lucky for Stan Milankevich Hanford's old ncmeala, I.eon mont Park on laing Island. "HlnUd the Hallnr'' Hlmard, came The big righthander, who Joined The secrecy with which the event Ht. Peterahurg Thursrisv r-nm in to ipdet things, hut he loo wsi Is conducted never haa been call*- Wichita Falla of the Big .state LORIDA HTATE LEAGUE factnrlly explained. The moil popu­ W i. M , lar belief la that the proprietors League, struck out seven, walked I’eraa ....... M tr M ir .0X2 Sunday's originally scheduled of Belmont, a notably social art, aaveii and allowed Mltml’i Inter­ Iter liaa Neerh . * * k •«■< III* H t a r l *M la .ora afternoon gam* at the Memorial aimply do not with to attract Ih* national League-leading Sun Sox Jt.eeabera M .aoa Htadlum between the Jet Heath tralnload* of oil millionaires and only oeven hits for an easy II I Mel.* *4 ur ■1 M ■ANrnNii fe M .100 He* Bird* and the Hanford Card­ other eiaorted new-rich who clut­ triumph. • k rl* * 4 I* s* US inal* ha* been switched from ter up the Kentucky Derby and, to .The loss left Miami still In front Ol.*rla aS* ......... .. ta ai 3:08 p m. until 8iM p.m.. It waa ■ baser of f L Lauderdale by a game end degree, Ihe Prt__........ Prcaknesi. ____egree, NevaHa I.asl niakl announced today hy Business M a rtia n it c m m a Nt» special publicity la ground a half ei the Lions bowed Manager Jim Flelda, The change nut on the plant's multi graphing Tanroa S-a. Tampa thua regain™ Iwsabera X OrlaaOa a a lirl.a a S I In starling tlmea waa made be­ machine, assuming that It owns fourth plare over W nt Palm l.ahfl*aa lla rla a a IW-arh r ^a* Jat Hear* S cause nr th* hoi weather, he one. The word la passed around Raach who loat at Havana, 8-7, -l Mamta Ta*T a a la h said. al a A SIPIIHII quietly In ihe hatter stables that SL Petariburg got nine hits off I'nraa lla rla a a lleark a I J a t llrs rh the Belmont Stakes, at ■ mile end mck Lovell, A1 Lopei Fred Kipp I.ae*l*a4 al I»*l.aa4 Clarence Ingram UrlaaSn al l « n h « r s aod Mac Moaley. Including a home one-half, will toe raced on a cer­ by Bob Shun* with Hilly $**| no priddem for tho blaaing Imta of tain date, with an added priie of ftA’MIlfliAi,' I.M A H t n tha Catdloats, Klmaid yluidi-d sia <rd. Miami waa never In the *100,1)00,'iuv- 'nfl the ■ Inted day rn . hila ami four motu run* before Naw Vurh feme after Ute Saints »cor«l the gates are opened .... -------------- opened to the public 11 l.'hli aan 11 set the rut tain rang down mt thn holo­ ST. PETEKSBURO UB - Paul as usual. The public la not urged I W0. J B ncit and three more i?lev h Im iu I IS II .17* caust. Crawford leaves today to become In show up, but II may. In the aecond off starter Lovell. on 1 7 10 an Palmier! encountered control manager of the Lakeland Pilots In The only reason wo are breaking Hie game drew 1.015. a a liliia lo n .1*0 I* is I 'hi ’tMlstlelptHii I *d el nil iruuhlra In Ihe alath whan Cocoa the clusa D Florida mate League. a confidence and calling attention l.iif (1 Tempa check*) pt. Lauderdalo HI. I-elite 11 wound up with three more run*, Crawford, a catcher who oeme In Ihe race this far ahead la Uia that where l.iaa turned out. Bert Baei llelroTl 3 7 . punn summoned In newly algnod lo the 8t. Petersburg Saints only one of the runner* thl* year .... gavp up nbie hit* to the Lions but „ Meaell* 4 M lrr d a r flmllad service giant Walter recently from the West Palm be Native Dancer, a grey colt kept them well ipaced. Four of H e .w V iirk 7 \VM>hloalon I PhlkilfilulilK * llusiun I Mitchell In quench Ihe uprising Reach Jnd!Hina, waa assured by which there U much dispute lately. Tampa's five hlla figured In th* HI. h dlauu I.oul* 7 I'lsviiU iiil t and llttlih. Palmlerl fanned five, Vernon tan Eckert, There may be racing tana living (Mlly S*mr« •(■hr.|u|»,| i r a v president of the ‘ walked fouc and yielded lo hlla Saints ■*■ Ta 4 a r its..that ha would be granted ■t at e a d distance la ia W who Who would w u f d 'llike L . to , •coring. A double, single and triple IW Turk In his alg-lanlng stint. Mitchell hla re le n t II the joto came up. w a I'hlladslnfila e tt c. h young All Vanderbiltla followed by a fly, accounted for wlon a( ngiun ini all the Uou* runs In the sitth. .............■ lest three aUnaae beauty face hla atar lerneat lest If evsland ..i-sxo (n> a vena end Weet Palm Beech t three, passing four given advance notice. l-nuls el Delroll Jvance m....... ed on throe three pitchers each and pUchera sach and allowing only twe kite. . The ____________ _________ dispute center* around called NATtunAli I. AMP at Last nlght'i win nbroad wns H la y e r AN H ■N NNI A*^. whether, the tha Dancer, who hia won the Cuban* rallied for a run I" Hanfurd’* first alnca laat Sunday T l.snii'ril if* is II of hla 14 race* the pail two the eighth to tie tha count at 8-all when the Cerda bleated the Pilots il" T » aeaaani. la a truly top star fit to and icored the winning marker in Lakeland, lft-3. The Itedblrda t two| walk* and Tony rank with auch equine Immortal* the ninth on now have won five and lost IB *» Man O' War, Citation, Count Pacheco'a tingle to center. H*» Turk from th* frlandly confines Nllsburxh Flaet and otheri, or merely la the C h l i H g o ..... ........... Cliialnnall . ..... « | HANFO S D'H UR ECO KI > atrvtchea the glamor colt and, hla w e M S W .T ’ supporting cam out a quarter-foil* '? Unliniwtr'tB1 Inlltd ‘ ' ar than they ever hive:run _ V* eRow Ikali) III iMlcU (rain) J mt TUtu'da My K E N T C lIK T L A IN ...K W lV M lt" f Aftei Ih*i light's rousing victory It is Interesting to take atock lo these hustling f'ardlnal* aod view the present season with re­ trospect In relation to last year's Hemlnnle Blues at a corresponding per lor, l.aal year on May 29, Hanford waa in Ihe three* of Ita flrat disastrous losing skein. After winning 17 of 19 lo catapult with­ in onr-half game of the Florida dipt* League's leading DeLand Red Hats on May 14, 1993. the Blue* hit the skid* and their 23-9 record plummrtted lo 28-18 on a nose diving 4>won and eightInal atrrak. Today, the Hanford Cardinals, after an Ignominious start, are on the upward climb from thn barren depths of the cellar. Th* Redbird* are currently In sixth place, having ascended two notches In a first division hid for the first half. Thla compare* with the “ flash-in- J R f Milankevich Paces S t P e t e T o 1D3 Victory Over S o x Cardinals To Play On Sunday Evening Crawford Is Named ' New Lakeland Pilot E 11 lo u Cardinal Averages 8 S in Qurhcr, th" hydro tower: here, By HERB MOHHER Last week Engliah literature Dip tower of tho oil field*. Hut (The Campleat Angler) gave vari­ the people arc largely the same; ety In this column. This week the Acadian of Louisiana meas­ French literature takes ita turn— ured against the Acadian of New but It will be In English! Chartls Rrutiswlch would offer even leal Haurloi of the French magaalne dlference. The name* encoun­ 1.E 8AM EDI haa written a guest tered in (.oulslana are the name* column for me, based on an ar­ to be seen and heard in New ticle in his magaalne, dealing i Brunswick. The land of Evangeline ha* with the French country over In t<oul*lanfc. Thl* article recently been over-dramatlaed and overwas premised to reader*, ra her* colored. Generalisation ami sur­ goes. Faurlol, well known in face knowledge have misrepre­ Winter Park, Florida, ha* written sented a race of 300,000 people. several outstanding pieces for The word ''caJun'* In Its descrip­ Outdoor Florida. When he was tion of 300,000 people ha* taken last here he talked much about on, like Spanish moss ami hangs the Acadian* mads famous hy on the heads nf all, irrespective Longfellow’s poem, Evangeline, so nf background or foreground, now for his Impressions from that I'ersons in the Louisiana French historic area: country have a French background The People of the le a f of of mote recent extraction that the Eveegelln* Acadian*; doscendents of the irople of Evai French colonisation nf Ixmlsiana. been pictured to me as a quaint some of the Bayou boy* married sect of ancient Aeadlana. living French girls overseas ami brought along sinister, inake-ln tested them liack to Louisiana. At tho Louisian* Bayous (from the In­ cose of tho Eighteenth Century, dian word bayouk, meaning "dor- French refugees, aristocracy flee­ man water”). In tottering shacks, ing from tne French revolution, prototype* of deormatlon of cus­ came to Louisiana. There were toms, end particularly of lan­ among them Imrons, counts, a guage. I decided to find out huw marquis or two, many Indies of much of this was true. noble birth. These refugees from The Acadian country Ilea 130 ihe court of France look up a new miles west of New Orleans, it abode on the bunks of the Bayou i* a three and a half hour run In Tech", where Ht. Martinsville Houthern Pacific's morning train now steeds and, there simulated from New Orleans, which gets their foimer social life. Alas, one In New Iberia at precisely their fortunes nnd thrir heirs 2 p.m. This place Is nine miles gradually fitted into new sur­ fiom HI. Martiiuvillu, which I* roundings. Thee people ale to­ IB miles from Lafayette in tho day represented by descendant* center of population of the Aca­ who* speech tell* clearly of com­ dian area. paratively recent affiliations with The first misconception to be people of excellent birth. Per­ disposed of. Is that concerning haps, from these sources some the land. Th* Cypress swamps quaint words have still been of the New Orleans area, beauti­ handed down. Accordingly, one fully seep from the Huey Long sees over n drugstore In Ht. Mar­ Bridge, give wey some miles later tinsville. not the word "pharmto lie replaced by hleek soil of acle", hul "npothlrulre". fine texture. The Incept Ion of Ihe French set­ These flat fields extend hack to tlement iu Ihe land of Evangeline the tree line, much a* they would •dually dates from the veal IrtftB In Quebec'* Ahltlbl. Thl* fertile when u fpw French settlers were soil produce* sugar cane, rice, permitted by ihe Spanish govern­ vegetable* and in some areas, ment In make lids their homo. sweet potatoes, The first Acadian* Joined them The renters of population men­ a few years Inter settling prin­ tioned aro modern, up-to-date cipally >m Bayou Teche where Hi, town* In every respect; patterns MarllnsvINe now stand*. of ck-snllnnas In almost every There Is a culture in Evange­ ipiarter. One soon become* fa­ line land about which too little miliar with the accent* of French' is known For example, Ftunch snatched here and there from: new* I* hriiiidcast over ihe air, conversations on tha strertm French i tnnghi fium the third 1 selected St. Martinsville a* grade in the elementary sehonl* the logical starting place for my tinnugh high sehonl in eight parstudy. The le church was built In lili-’s lu Lmiislaua. 1783, detlni fn Igifayettr parish, French Is . -----ng from the arrival of ihe first Acadian*. The present not taught at present until the eighth grade. Next September,' krlah p rin t end hla curate art' . wn French-Canadian* from Khor* however, French will Ih< taught brwka and. Quebec City. Thla in In the third giade In Lafayette lt**|f la significant from a tan- AM 8V*K* standpoint of view for I’rotealors at. Mouth Western many of Hit office* nf tha Church Louisiana Ihstlliil* are from I,a ere. conduct in French. The Sorbonne. Local people, for exepntessloni are mosUy heard "in ample Dr, Josea Chllllp from f rench.. St. Martinsville draw* Ville finite, Evangeline parish, IU PArUh from the tack country and Mile. Monlegut from La M well •• tho neat rp^lilcnrei of Fourchn parish, received their th« town doclorales at l.n Sorlmnne. Profeasor Jay Dltchy of Tulane A number of persons in lotUniversity has nulilished a vn|umi» mI,b i A cud Inn* I^niiilnnala Parler." In thl* volume are listen the word* and expres­ sions used by the Acailisns and which must be translated Into French. Now, thla condition al­ so applies to certain words and expressions which have grown up In certain parts of Quebec Province. Recall that the Aca­ dian* have handed down their Freneh for 200 years with little mitslde support. Therefore, this French contains Sixteenth Cen­ tury French, and language which even among the Acadian* Is In some respects regional — expres­ sion* applying to ons arse and not te another. However, on going Into little restaurants, on talking to shop keepers, to cattle breeders, tail drivers end upper bracket landnwrawg*, I wae everywhere an­ swered In French which differed from Quebec largely In accent. Your Acadian speaks French with ■n old country accent which might be compared to a Toron"j*" «P«8hlng English with a l-ondon accent. The representatives of the Ace- fayette arc member* of FranceAmerlqun dr la ld>uiaane Acadirnne. Other* have received from ihe Legion d'Honneur. the Palm* Acadcnilque. for services render­ ed in developing French cullfe, Two parochial schools, Brothers of the Christian Doctrine and Hislers of Mont Carmel, teach French from the elementary grades through to high school, south Western College In Lafay­ ette has exchanged studenU from France with some nf their stu­ dent* now attending La Sorbonne. The Rlahon of Lafayette, Jules H. Jeannard, Commandant de la Legion d'Monnrur. lakes a u r sonal Interest In the advancenlht uf th" French language In his diecese. These fads, closely patterned after the expansion of French cul­ ture elsewhere, Indicate that the teaching of French In t-ouisiana is, in mi ny instances, on ■ solid foundation. Thera factors arr to the fore, fighting to preaerve French cul­ ture and aperch in • land which un until 1803 atlll belonged j o France, Will they lie success®; will children of the new genera­ tion reallie that one can sneak French and English too? That. I cannot say. The damage of derogativrnesa has lieeri great. The brand of "caJun" has tempt­ ed many young persons to avoid expressing their origin In their maternal speech, hut the love of France I* a flame not easily eg. ilngiilshcd. Ax for thn Acadian* of (he v||. Inge* of the Bayou* nr the xtq®. bowl farms, htf may, like old niJn Mississippi River, Just keep rolllug along. After all, he must express himself, and he does It nicely, Just a* his fathers did whin Kiev settled in Evangelin* land after "le grand derange­ ment". Ho, fur many, many yrar*. you may yet exchange comments about the weather with him as he drink* hi* deml-laxse of drip rof. fen, or talks about the sugar crop a* he stands hy tho fence line beckoning toward* hi* fl* ld * -® l the muifral atraln nf his vole* echo the accent of hi* forefather*, enrirhed with tho lore and lure of new s'tfrmirttling*. C H AR LES SAUKHH. (wutor Bowl Invites (•eorgiu Catru Tram JACKSONVILLE 'll — (icnrgU has bean Invited to Iho Gator Rilfo Basketball Tournament for ihe third struluht year, Ihe Bowl A*in antimincerf Thursday. Invited car Iter were Florida, wlnnts- nf the first two tourneys, and Georgia Trch A fnurlh foam will he soIccicd. I'nwol Croslsy, Jr.. President of the Cincinnati Redlega, first'b*i enme associated with the hall rluh In ll<34. . . .: IRs.nn HA DULU MAIIK vouiiij. ■•nils hill Mall •olrlls rtreaon Avx I ml »'. till lltvy J*. 1.) ,„| Ho KKOHNK dlan population who enjoyed a superior education as ottered In JJYJW ef the local Institutions, "Pra* . fluent, easy-to-follow even brKliant French. For ex' ample, Monsieur D------ , * local mrrehanti Mm*. M-------, * hot"! ™ nf?r|a m*' arrived H T ~ J w* ho ,n lruth cou d have from Mar­ seille* the day before. On* keeps on telling Into the iistwi la muck tha ••mat gmule amalTer houses, l« large farm*, pastured cattle. There or* , raveral almlleai In Quebec |t til* IU _ ji har*r.U)e sugarcan In Quebitc, tha harici hero, tb* mu •bee, tha spruce and — tko iPi„ aim; re, Ih* wide lullla oak apreadlun th* pecan—In FLORIDA STATE BANK BA8BBALL BCHGDULE C A R D IN A LS T H IS W EEK Yon Are CordUlly Invited To Attend Tho 8ch«oHn« Race* Official Sanaon Btflnn tditSsV •• I ■ �T1 THE WEATHER IF YOU D O N T ( loudv jmi »tn<l> wuh showera over south inirliiili through Tuts* ilny. Increasing cloudiness north portion with showers extending .iiv*', .,y"lrnl (mrtlt|ti T'lesda v._ t nnliniiru mint. n » l t « jour M a lw d H n i l i , CUf Delivery, b j 7:*# P. M., pUaa# cull YELLOW CAB 1414 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER EutabliMhrd 11)08 VOLUME x u V ” H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . j . ___ .J i-wg Royal Jewels Are Moved To « Crowning Site £ Spanish War Vets Pay Tribute With Memorial S e r v i c e The members of Col. Theodore Hooscvelt Camp Number 13, United Spanish War Veterans gathered at Evergreen Cemetery with several Auxiliary Number Three mcniherx Saturday morning at 0:00 o'clock to pay tribute to their deceased comrades. Flags and flowers were placed on 23 graves of Spanish War veterana while wreaths and floral pieces to Ihe memory of 10 tic ceased members of Auxiliary Number Three were placed during the services. A Joint service of Camp 13 and Auxiliary Three w«s held near the veterans' plot where the roll was called by C. C. Priest of all do-' ceased United Spanish War Vet­ erans. The service was under tbe direction of Chaplain Alfred Ericson, Adjutant L. J. Pickering, and Commander Jameson.. l e r W. ____E._ _____ The auxiliary’s program pmgra: followwas helcf held at attention *d. The flagg waa by Mrs throughout __________ ihe the cceremony i___ J, R. Lyles., an^ ^ wreath was 1 m ” placed by Mrs. . . . _ . president of the Auxiliary. Secre­ tary Mae Sheafer called the roll of members deceased and • spray of flowers was placed In ihelr memory as each name was call •d. ed. Mis. Alfred Erlcson, c chaplain end the assembly closed _J the serprayer for vices with ■ song and pr end and at those who served m i lend lit. sea. Both units expressed themselves as being grateful lo all those who contributed flowers far the occas­ ion. They also gave Utelr thsnki n r the chalre for the rites do­ nated by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ivans. Below la Ihe Hot of deceased veterans who e tm d during Ihe pear of IBM In Cubo end the Philea. Many of theso were mem* of Cemo Number 11 Home waa organised in U B . The Uit In­ cludes' . James A. Bra nris, I _____ ■ _ . . Walker, John T, erhune, John T . Cox, Fred T. 1, 1053 Asmtciulod I’ rimw I.cost' Wirt* No. 201 Ad Tax On Grapefruit Gets House Okay As Legislature Commences Its Final W eek London In Excited As Coronation N e a rs I t P H IU P a A IK E LONDON idk- Britain’* prleelex* crown Jewels were moved secretly Into Westminster Abbey today (or the coronation. Ail along London’s m. glittering coronation route thou* v sands of excited people staked out claims to standing mom-a full 14 hours ahead of Quten Elisabeth's historic crowning and procession. Only a single car of detectives uaraed the historic reilcs-includ fig St. Edwaard's crown and the wel-studded Imperial slate crownJew bn lire Journey from Ihe crown Jeweler's to the abbey, where the coronation wilt take place. This great city (nibbled with excitement in anticipation of the great day. Tbe (pint of festivity swept into Buckingham Palace, where Kllrabeth's son, young Prince Charles, played peek-a boo wllh the crowds gathered outside The four-year-old kept popping his head up in a palace window, 1o the crowd's shouted delight. Queen F.limbcth carried on her official duties With the Duke of Edinburgh she received so dck>ties from commonwealth nations in the white and gnld throne room at Die palace. She had lunch with Prime Minister Churchill and 10 commonwealth primt* ministers. Queen Mother Elisabeth, IVIncess Margaret and other members of the royal family also attended. The 27-ycar-old i|uecn, Ihe second Elliabrth to rule, wore a cream silk dress wllh a small block dot pattern and a diamond spray brooch on the left moulder. Her husband was in morning clothes. She greeted the guests standing before ■ dais on which there was a simile chair of stale of crimson silk damask. The* dark crimson canopy above waa surmounted with a crown. T I m only woman resented to Elliahath waa the (gum Linquat All Khan of Pakis­ tan, attired In Eastern dress. Tbo capital took on (ha appear* anee of a great outdoor camp. Hundredi slept In parka and along streets in Uw chill of last night. As dawn broke over the throbbing heart td Ihe vast Drtl ih capital. Ihmisanni more swelled tbe waiting throngs. Nearly • half million squatters wero expected to spend tonight coronation eve. In Ihoopen to wait (Continued on page ala) M ONDAY JU N E SKYSCRAPER City Heads Scan Report Made On Child Bride Threatens To Leap Off Sewer Problem Miami Jail As Huge Crowd Watches city Commissioners were today dud) mg a report submitted tit Paul W Richards, public health '•nglucer. concerning treatment o( the lily's .sewage, preparatory to d ’ lluesduy night's open meeting Ii the Court ilnti.se when Ur Atiel O U lIN HIIAMTM II and her husband, Prince Philip, stop to chid with n New Zciibtnd bandsman (right) during a garden party on tire gioumli of tUicklngbnm I’ulnct* at which she forinully opened the coronation season. Some 7,000 persons from all over Ihe world attended. In center (back to cainrrn) ts Queen Mother Elisabeth, and appr&aehlns her Is Princess Margaret. Ill while (left) Is Ihe Duchess of Gloucester, whh Ihe Duke not fir behind. The Prince** Mr»y (wearing large hat) talk* with him (iMlerimltonal KuilitqiholoJ Talk On Service Is Given Rotary By George Touhj McKinley Gives Main Sermon At School Services George Tuuhy spoke on the third ihjeet of llolury which is the "up illcatlon of the Ideal of service »y every Itotarlnti to his personal mslness, and community life." at he regular luncheon meeting of he llolary Club today. Declaring that every worthwhile irganllaMon must have some deals or precepts toward which to strive if It Is to amount in any.iiing, he said that if Rotarlunx tun achieve even u small part of hose Ideals which Ihey have then .heir organization Is worthwhile. Clarouce Boding announced that r'ranrls Whltehalr of DeLand, for­ mer undersecretary of the Navy, s scheduled tu speak before u ..((wants rlub meeting on the flight if Wednesday, Juno IT, and that nentber* of the other service dubs have been invited to uttend. Jack Ratlgan, lin tm u io past president of the club, presided In be absence of President Boh Har­ is Who has been transferred to faeksonvllle. laiwl* A Bariev, manager of the Bulk ire Plant of Ihe Pity Produrls Corpora Iion, .was presented by Charles Morrl* ,on with a Botury pin. "Cud# of Elides" and "Adventure m Sir /lee" as a new member of the dub. in pointing,out Ihul in uny or­ ganisation there most he a transi­ tion Irotn Ihe Ideals of service to lit* performance of good deeds ,n u community. Mr. rouhy protented three rules to go by in trying tu helti one's community. He urged that everyone use Ids God given talents cheerfully when* .•ver culled upon for help, and -tiggestrd that although It Is always wi.xlhl# to find excuses to get mt of doing anything, they should tie avoided. He ulsu suggested that evi ryono ihould try tu perform those ser­ vices required which arc doss ut hand. Tnere arc loo many, he laid, who are ready to nllk reindeer" when there are no relts deer, hut can'l do anythin ( else. Ami as a third rule, lie "Ivlsrd "Be good work hard find yum toll in life" tills was Hie ttdvlei liven to tin graduating Semtnoh High Sellout seniors liv the R#v j . K. McKinley as in- d e l i ve r * the main ser mon m Ihe bncca l a ur eat e services held last mgm it tne high school audll orl um. " T l i c e i* one pertinent questloi you simnhl a.sk yoiirM’lves," lie i.ild us he addressee tne student' "and that question Is, 'where th I go from here " " ihe Bev. MeKioley pointed cun that Ihe puretiis. (lie lulioiiiil an.i -lute governments, the teachers of Seminole High School and the churches of Sanford have Invested lime, energy and money In Inc students, (Continued on Page Six) Banks Will Observe Jeff Davis Birthday In observance of the birthday anniversary of Jefferson Davis, banks In Hanford will la* closed all day Wednesday. Employees of the Florida Htsto Bank plim an all-day excursion to Haines City an that date. However, Postmaster Joel Field announced that the Post Office will he open until the usual noon closing time on Wednesday. The Banford Public Library will be open ea usual on the birthday anniversary of the president of the Confedi iieney. Closing time Is 1:00 p.m. in line with the usual Wednes­ day closing time during the sum­ mer, most of the City s business houses will be open only during the morning, Angus Guy M rlrm U, Jr. of Hanford was one of 133 seniors wlm received degrees Ibis loom­ ing to eilmnx llavid-ioti Col­ lege’s IITlh Coniinenrenient Exercises. President John It. CuiKiint'hsto awarded Melon!" the Uni helur nf Mrienee degree. K. II. I.ltlle. ihalrinsn of the hoard of I ulitali- - PalniollieI’eel Conifistii drllverril the i nrn rue are mi lit address. Doyle, Know leu Are Certified To Posts James V Doyle Jr and Warren E. Knowles were reeenily oortlfled t>y the Civil Service Hoard for appointment to City positions, Mr. Doyle was cerlltled to the elly manager for appoiniinint as assistant purchasing agent and ad ministratlvi record clerk Mr Knowles was certified lor appoint­ ment ns superintendent of streets and City engineer According to N n Garner, examlrue for the Civil Service Board, both men were found to he well qualified for Ihe positions and wore upprnvrd for probation aI appoint­ ment.. On Saturday, a Civil Service ex­ amination was held for iruek driv­ ers. Those who passed the ItM In­ clude Boy J Stinson. Harold T a ­ tum, William E Lee, Andy Sabo, anti Wesley Petty H U M M KB IMH N I M ’ P Mrs. J. C. Mltehell. mlueiiml of the South Hide I'llmitrv School staled till" nuirnlnu lfust there are ■till a fejv ehllilren who have not bail their nhv*lr<d examination* by Dr. Frank I.. Quillmun at the Seminole Countv Health Unit. She udded that Hr. Quillman will lie able to examine these remulnlnir children on Tuesilav mornings, 11:1)0 unlll 11 00 ii . lit. Ihrmurh June. Tliese exams an> necoaxurv for all chiliiri'ii imlering the South Side Prlmurv School in Saiitemher. 1IOPP7B EXKIICIHKH Commencement exercise* nt Hopper Elenientarv School will ho held Weilncsdav at K:00 p. ill. Mr*. Florence L. Smull, diairninti of the division of cduenlion and psveholouv nt Beilin mi ('ookmun Colleuo ut Uuvlona Beach, will ha Ihe guest xpcukcr. Tiiemo of the graduation exercises will lm "Improving (>ur Community." "Now you ami yon alone tnlui desidc whelhi-r or nut that x M . e sl inent h a s been telsi’, " hu dr d a r e d , " i l i e r e is nothing Worse .n life (haii those who grow "Id, but never grow up, " ho contin­ ued. "lull you cun have It that Wti) and no one r a n do aiivtliimt ali.'Ut it Explaining ' h a ' Ihe gr ade ding seniors were entering a vim Id wlo re tin') must e l l '-se helw.cn lilt and death, Ihe Itev Melvin', v .suggested Hull if Ihe., ellim-.. hi l i v e , real!) live. Ihe* mu.i I n -I d all "he good". "You call llot ehcul on lit* lie warned, "lor another ilnv « (t unllniird oil Page H U ) Funeral Services Held Last Friday For John Pierson Funeral services fur John Pier soil, Willi 'tied u week ago ol a heart ultuck at Ihe age of H3, u.ue held Friday aflrrnmin from ihe Huidixt Church. Three area ministers offlri,t"l at the service*. The Bev. I \t Scott, pastor of the Comnnuotv Presbyterian Church of ! .to Mary, told of Mr. Pierson's a<'o Hies In Scouting over a perl".' "f 33 yours. The Bev. J. K. McKinley, p,. t r of Ihe First Methodist i fmnh. IMiintcil out the deceased’s Interext in civic affalra. Tlie Bev VV P. Brooks Jr., pastor nf the I t *I Baptist Church, was In charge of the service*. Active nail hearer* were l or rest Bri'ckciirldyo, Douglas Men strum, Hotter! Lippincott, James Klnglcliiry, A. B. Teilfnrd. .md Bonner Carter. Honorary pall hearer* Im-hided B. F. Cooper, W. W. U n i , George Schwartz, W. It. McGill, J. tt Wilson, llonry Thurston, W I ilriges, Boy flrltt, T. K, Turker, Georgn Touhy, R, W. Ware, D K McNabb, and O. K. Goff. Also Joel Fields, Ralph Smith, Ed Lane. Herman Morris, Sidney Vlhlrn, George Mnffelt Sr,. W A Teague, W. W. lYrc. Donald Cl rey, Tvd William*. Charle* Alkm ton, J. D. Cordell, E. T. iann ks, John Galloway, R. A. Monforion. and Gordon Frederick. Also Kariyle llnushnlder. Cliff Ablci. John Kadcr, Gordon Sween ev, William Hutchison. Bundall rhxxc. W. A. Stemper, Thnmnx Lemon, John Andes, Frank ( ’aid welJ. Donald Cheney, xml Charlr* Somcrby. Stull Supply Store H un Formal Opening Grand opening of lhe* new Stull »rm Supply Supi' store a t 110 East Sec­ Farm Strcel wax held Friday. The ond Street previous day the store had been moved from Its former location at 400 West Thirteenth Street. J. W. Stull, owner, said the lo­ cation had been ahlfted io make it more convenient for downtown xhopperi. He came here from Ho xnoke, Va, In 1931 and opened for htiiineix at the Thirteenth SI red location on Sept. ], iw i. Mr. Stull said he his recently taken over the Virglnla-Carolins Chemical Corporation agency here. v.V-; 'i.V/-.il* i D i TH R IL L S MIAMI tJX— The pretty l ’i v old wife of an Army deierici rescued from a narrow led,. tin- It.xiii floor .d tin- Hade ■ courthouse today after 1In * r. n . ■k,i ,,iy husband is- I'll jump Mrs sheila ......... tuinhli >1 o Wolniati of John Hopkins U n d e r ihe a r m s of S l n u f f l *d\ Halllnuire. Will presenl lii» Kelly at III 13 a m Tropical Storm Moves Toward Florida’s Coast I'iuon . ' lo-i i n . ‘ re|hi|t mi Sanford's sewerage hours and 33 minutes all. i pridileni. wu* di 'covered subbing anil >« , Mr Itirhards. who Is engineer |ll(* m n„. u |nd on Hi.- o n e l o o t for Hu- Soulhensl Druinagr Has wide ledge. I* " Hill Seeks To Bolster Lugging 1‘opularity rtl.I.MIASSI' V: It* Tha House passed House Bill 1733 regal dim', Huufnid tinumlurle*; .mil Senate ilill lilIJ regarding lii*ul am e. T U . I Ml \sSEF. T - A lull to levy an additional 2 cents a box adtcrtwmg tax on Flornlu grapeIt lit |i,i**ei| the ttoil*i- PI to 27 till, iv .illo, supporters declared j Hi-.- pnpiilui il) ol citrus ciinccnirale i- ivdiii-in, yi ipel nil I side* ,0.11 llllllgi) ll wa* a Sen.de lull passed by Hie !liiu*c Pul Ihe measure must return to Ihe .senate for m-iinn on a House aunstdiueiit selling up an aititii.il ii'*' '*") reserve fund In make a rebate to grapefruit handler* wlio do Ihelr own brand .nt xrfllsmg The reflate wuntil tie on the ha*is of $1 (or every $2 spent i,n in.uni advi-riislng The total i hale* paid in any one year could­ n't exceed (lie iloil ("HI ill the fund. \dvei Using would he restricted In ,|i*pl.iv material and newspaper, Intlho.iid m.iga/in ■ radut and lelcvI'lna proiuiti-uni P.-is'iigp ol tin- lull was ihe muli'i acl mil of the morning as llou- - and Senate opened their filial week id session with few tnuior item* ,d gi'iural mlerest or i ontrov- i*y on ihelr agendas. lie** I*itin-mi of l.ake County, urging passage id the Inlt. *aid Ihe eittiis in,lii'liv feel* glut*'fruit i* )n*l ox i-rlouked ' citrus adverlutug __ “ We ltd nk we can aI least 11uiId up Hu- market fur grape­ fruit *>> ii will he prnfilnlde to llitve glapeftud III a edru* gruvi*,'* lie Mini MI WII l‘ The In *t tropical t, i " >1 Hie season, packing winds os, Division Water Pollution Con She was brought liisldi Hu l >il ..) i." miles an hour, develnpcil in |lii- >■"!! ,,f Meslcii lotla) ru| of the V S. Public lleultli and faint'.nl s- i m warnings were onler ed up service, was ill Sanford two weeks Se was discovered .ll a ,.'i Hu- Florida vvo-i coa*l from ago at the request of the Florida huge I ev We i north In Tarpon Springs dale Hoard of Health. low ilrccl lie iiciiiw Ills rc|mrt from Ihe regional "I want my htixhanil .in,! ii in mc ill i rail warning* w r e iiojstp'd Hie i i *1 coasl from Ihe upper dfice at Atlanta was siiluiulled i*n'l hi-re in two hour* I >,h through the Bureau of Sanltarv j jump," Mr* Mii*%i* dccl.itr,l i i - lo I'.din ileiieli Kngineeruig of the Slalr Board ol I 'li' In *1 adV'Isurv on tropical The two Ilnur* pa**ed .mil -lc Health and addressed to M.ivor w;i* *lill llii'iv, *nmetimc* i. m *■•i in X i i * *o nauu-d I.a the fit *1 Hand.ill Chase and Ihe Cllv Coin .igiiiii't ;i stone oriuimcoi ..u tin ►"i r m die alph.iln lee.iled tile tiiissiniirrs i i -u I- i m e a Iii 1111 isti inti-'* w e d ledge lo krvp frniii fulling the letter slides I* n )Ve *1 "t!cl my hu*l)iiml lien In ' r n . i.iov nig in ,i noil Ii norl Ii kept ii'pcpllillg, "I 11led I*. l .'Iih i "' In accordance wllh your re •.meIdc before wit 'n I tit*.t ■ ' 1 . t. i Iv du eclinn al alnnil 111 or 12 pn-sl to the Florlds Stule Board Ihe) wouldn't lei me xrv linn Mien null pi t linin' l Health for a representative *>l I go cr.i/y when 1 t un i .. I lie e l v i o r y wmued Dial pr-' he Piddle lleullli Service to ad till «I|J1M*I " i iie'ii- against ral e force wind* i e tne City ol Sanford In a eon fin dil lie oxerel ed m ihe a r e a ol llnr hn*huml. I'vl J.inie* I oiling capacity regarding (real Mn**o. 21 , i m* taken i" M . i> ' i 1 ii loll omplia-i/i' d Hi.il Ihe iii*nt ol the City's sewage, Ihe Field, Tnmpn. after hi* iii.'i'in i. 1 o in w i . nut ol tint rn me fnrec *i del tisiled Suhlord 31a) IH and nour Ft Lauderdale Medm- ,i..i no ■ pm fun 11 ai Ho. time ,H. IU13 I in d i -1 nr limn* wa* f 11 *t noted Air Force mil hurt lie* *;nd In- de Tne objecl ut the vlsll was tn *cl1nl frniii Camp ill eekeiiridci 1.1 ■t leek ill Hie I 'anlilie.lll Sea is'lsl Hie City in determining Ihe Ky.. Fi-h I ,'idi el I'litia wheie Inn i l r mi ih'grec of sewage treatment nee Bcport* f-riin. Tiliiip.i .ml ili.it oii" l imes form in Hie oml v and •ssary for Sinlurd based on pre Ihe yniiiig *uhller wo* hem ft •.* 0 * p u l of Hi lioplr.il ' l l " III . imis (Kdlutlon surveys of l.ake irV.in " m n^lVllT'’FU-iil’ I" Mi,inn in e.i >on (Ipponenl* declared growers •ionrue bv the Florida reguiah.r) an Air Foreu" plane. r Itv Sunday night moving slowly have md approved Ihe lax igencjf. Ott May ll, th# writer Mnxxo was qunted a* «aymg Sun ..ii a m u IhWrQat course, llu* st orm Hep Murray of Folk Coimly ""red Sanford with rvprfienla day that he hud *«kcd In* p.neid had rounded the Western lip .if ives of lint the City m it es or l tty iaxd Its■ cotisutl' suit Mr. and Mra. Wllliuni VI ifi, I’m i uli.i into Ihe Lower Gull <d Mr s told the lloii'e a poll "f citrus Muiiml member* showed a little mgg engineer. Hubert M. Angai, funds last Dcerinlnir I" liel)i him leu over SO jut eisil In fnvur of the to oliscrv v.iainp. of Ui« morj «rr- gel * iHvnrre * A N.d v hurricane hunter who [ins and a little river 13 per cent a k u» ui _______ r ___ ______ Ilf ' Ihe isilnW of_ limfutkm Depiiiy sheriff* said thni ■11>.:tii ' -treiuns ttnwlug 'through the City bn the reason fur III* wife * urium* f -w ,oi i ihe ar ea Siimlaj repurieil against ll II * deelnred Ihe citrus eninmlx and tin- points of sewage dU today She hud helped him e*enpe w ""I* "i 13 mile- an l inn Hai-m,.I, pu-ssiires were low stun liiiuks advertising paid for charge lido l.ake Monroe. from the Minim Air l-"n - stuck "Bused on your engineer’s re adc May 12 and el.umed h - huled it Hi, dm m confer Wind* *d 20 !» Hie lax will bring In about ii'iitt put* box of itrapcfnnt port and observations made dur ever*thing nhmit milil n i life mid In l" mil - an hour were reported III , .........I o, mound the eonlcr mC Hie visit to Sanford, the exist didn't want In gu I., Km -n Mniiorliit Diirkiil mg combined sewer system Is in lt"lh Mnsxii and In* wife weie e\ i n line a. i .i ilie Florid i SI i ,il* C\l I.AIIASSI i: h \ mur n o n i l a venous stale of disrepair, with reeaplurisi Wi-itiii'*d.iv ufler mi e* and ,"'o tin ll 11 on i innril on I*ii j! I- Si %) consequent discharge id maiiiturv Ipllill*' search Mir wu* lr -It I 1 a 1 •it It n i l M I'll m ’iim ih i-' I n h u 1 i " " -al I n u i« ' i n 'Ml } 1 ^ . 1if i*tnht*i . ...................... . I*"1' " ' into | r.-siermt pr or isnner isnimr m the .......... l< uiiHnurd On I'sge Three) his,# , t ' i ll 1- 1r i n i ’ d m Hit* rt l l lilurk on I tn s'.Mti flour ol lio Sfl't 2S flie'r skyscraper <"iii thousc mi * charge id hurh'iring a de*erl« i M . t .■M III Ii ll ilMtl S i ’ l't* l l t h r i lm * II I . m ill M •‘Mil l u l l 1 il ,1 IH ”' *•M Ml •Its 11 mi ii tin* \ f i n*an it ,1n it i i t 1h r M l.iiifii In ' 2!) (lirls, One Hov Mrs. John B. Ford, Receive («lee (lub War Voin Honored AI Wife Of Banker, Is Memorial Day Hites \ 11*1 Activities Awards Victim Of Suicide Solemn meiiuuiiii rile* l m Sanlunl /no Donafud Tvuuily girls ami one imv re elveci a wa r ds Fri da) rluung veteran* of American war* wen D ETR O IT <J* — Mrx Kulhurlne Ford, wife of the Detroit Imliix trinlixi and tianker, John II Font J r , hanged herself in tier home yesterdav. the Wafnr County eor oner'* office sold today Eurlh-r Mrs Ford's death hail hoeiraltrlbuled by a family spoke* man to u hear! allark. ' Mrx Ford, 33. was a Delroll »o (dal lender Her husband waa pres ident of the Detroit Symphony Or ehestra. Dr. Benjamin Sehiitiman, deputy county eorner, mode the announce merit lliat Mrs Ford had taken her own life by hanging at IIto Ford homo in Grosxe Points Park Details were nnt made piddle Immediately. Police of the suburb said Mr*. Feed 1(41 no mile. Member* of her fnnill' said she hsd not been dosponfent. Hrt*enlly Mrs. Ford and her bus baud returned home after spending « work together nt Henry Ford hospital for physical exomlnn Tht* Ford*, mm of Delroll'* wealthy families, are no rein Iions to Ihe Henry Ford family. The John cords' weollh has come largjly from the chemical Industry. USOCnmpnlgn Kffort Netd Weekend Sum paid hv Ihe itiiMllarlex of I>■■ .I service orgalil/.dli'il* Iasi S.ilm day afternoon Flag* were placed on ,1111 eruve* a* individual In hute* hv wouieii ri-nren ulaln e d Ihe I .irnpln-11 Losslng Post No 33 of Ihe American Legion al the Evergreen I'ernelerv under Hie xiipervlshm of Mr* F E IP mm Hint and Mr* I'niil I'e/old ill ndiiiliui! *ix flag* were placed helween Ihe eili'iil) |it|*t tree* marking Hie veleron*' pint In rer ugnilion nf Hi*- I'nknown Soldlei o' Wurld War I one in inemorv id Frank i iiniphcll anil Arlliur I "* mg for whom the local Ameri­ can I.i'giiiii |io*l i* named mi-mu i for i ,o h iVoi',i VVm U ami Km cun Wur veteran* ami a flag 111 gen eral trihule In the men id Hie Revolutionary and War nf IHI:» <htc .Mule, Opposum i ' I ii Mint** in •’ •tn* du f i l i■ "it I o t In* Sit 0 fo i it o ■i11U* 1o Sit |'i"l Mil i'lhirljl lull I ' *«ki -*n • . n ill'll**! a! l*oi nf i l. . 11 fin I S i'ih i H mtifii* u (-J)*'i Ii! I >if* s . "rinfunl (** *1■*imiT«' I It*' O III** t<* lr 11 loom U (III . I»'I••I• ) III II \ V si , m ni t er ciuinng in I'i'inlj tl,»t It Will bp)f I lil^ * ll) f'-l D milNt'Ilt '<v i*In y n innli* as iih L i I I"' /«»«» ufl' l lm k i WUImni** \ s»■m11 , Ml 1 11 i Nj,: l||* III I ll M nf i K-1 |M I I ,*' rIii* I' uili. it I* : 1 *. tn i .if th. .! will 1 ■1'iS Li J i Mi'll, rtiin'i" I t i r h i ' tl) till *•' 7111 l»p|M’ h l l ‘ t if 111I I) Ilf f U’l.i in i- Inis mtf n till til I'miii)' ii At the Legion lint. Mr* Leslie tilin' *• . urn In i **»*p within i Im Went placed a vvreulll al Ihe base I....I I i 'iiiii pH ii nf the monument in general ie memlirame of all dead veteran of Hie l.i,*1 Iwo glulial Viiiifliil* r n M m is s io n A riM'fcnihii m i :i ; i i m« «Hiur M il M I nf H i I'fiK \ I Litif «t \(; tin I llllll \ \ \ |l» \ t I M S ' « miihI I. iim ill It AS In It tk*l' IIV II t i ll ' Hull St, f..|iiis I' ivi i m-f 1111111 i*f l l.fill Count v I *oin in Imwi**fi U p#**t for to i lo «i t 1 foi rt'imlis mi mor row niurtnmr ut i#:riu oVImk i*n " f *1 fhitiit*. L. A. AnihTin tin* ( 'oinniiNMiiioi h' lt 4(oiii on til fm ilo Ihe lUTiiml floor of tin* C u u r t * nun. i'ctinif mu m i intuiuh'iit, u*l v Ip*« «I Indus. IICMIlt*. The plan adopted by the United Service Orginfzallon to r*l»e fundi during (heir drive nelled Ho over the weekend according to Mr* Camilla Bruce, treasurer for the campaign. Both the Sanford Atlantic NalInna! Bank and (he Florida Stale Bank stuffed checks made nut to the USO and meding oniy Jndlvl* dual signatures In flielr monthly statements. But even (hough returns from that source have been good, Mrs. Bruce said only $10082 has been raised In dale. The goal Is $1120. I). I). W HUIflHN ~IlIEH Friends here of I). 1). Welborn will regret to learn of hi* death which occurred this morning ut hi* home In Hattiesburg, Mis*, following an Illness of HI dav*. A former resident of Hanford for a number of years where he waa associated with the Atlantic Coaat Line railroad and later owner of a shoe shon he moved to Hattiesburg about 16 >ears ago. He la survlvved bv the widow, Mrs. Neill# Welborn, and two sons, Carl, a student at th» University of Florida end Webber of ilattlesburrf. ----------------nBp. ' l a s s |)«v al Semilluh* High School fur having p a t l n i p . d e , I in Glee ' lull aelivilies over a lour vear period Those liouured were Floise lieu Ion. Gail Hilling, Marv lam Bow­ en Alice llrown. Beatrice Brown, Xlerlie I'rlssev, llarharit Flynl, Helly Glhhs Myrtle lleinl/. Doris Jones, J oyce Norn*. Ileltv I’altcrson. Ami Bullion J ani ce Heel. B.iilmrii Biggs, X'iolel Spivey, Xlurv Thomas, Irene While. Marv Vnil Wilke. Jo a n Wright, and Joe Hutchison Hitler a wa r ds lo Glee Glilil mrlil her* were made lo tlie following Accompani sts Jeanne Lane Xf'ller I. lie IHe I'r fee and 1.. ,., Wilke Triple Trio—Ann Ital'oiu, Mary Ann Wilke. J o an Wriglil, Merile I' rissey, Klnlse Snvrier, XIons John, S andr a Ihinn, Barliara Biggs, ami Joyce Jones Uoiilile Qnar l el l e It a v lliiv ls, ("hiinv Curler, J n nm v Whatley, I. iiitv Bales, Ihlgeue Kslridge, Joe I lolehlsini, Tint in x Kinler, ami Al'lliui llaskin* Bay |).ivis. a senior is presl. deni nf Ihe organl/iilmn Miss mill* Boose XXIilllle, di rector, salil today that Ibis year' s (ilee ( lull lias shown a grand spirit of cooperation ami fiuo spor t smanshi p "During the eight rears I have hern here a* Glee I lull director, this year’s group was ihe run-d milxlundlng. Miss Whlillu de­ clared Legion To Elect Fair Association Officers The Campbell-Louring p o .i N'o. 33 of Gu* Americnn J.egmn will hold It* annual etertjuu of officer* "f the Fair Aaaocintlon ut (lilt evening a meeting ill the l.eglm) Hut lit H:<m o’clock, It vvnx nnmmneed today by Commander B. /<. JolinMon, The complete report on the stnte convent Inn, held in Orlando recent­ ly, win also t,e given. All leglunnalri's ari* urged to attend this hupoitaut meeting by president J. Denver Cordell nml Commander Johnson, * Them* three xraduatlnx "enlur* ill Seminole High School have been awarded rollrge srhelarsliltis. Left to rlxht,, Judy Irvin, vale­ dictorian and daughter of Mr. a»*l Mr«. B. C, Irvin of 201 Wrsl Klxhteenlh Street, won a tour-year arhularahiii ut .Mould llulyoke Cotlrge al 31mint Holyoke, Maes.■ Bolicrt Sforris, son of Sir. and Mra, Herman E. .Morris, I72H LocuM Avenue, won lha Legisla­ ture'* arholarshlp lit the University nf Floridai Betsy Anna Car­ ter, daughter of Mr. nml Sirs. Walter I,. Carter, 2299 Grandview Avenue, laan won a Legislature scholarship to Flurlda Southen Col leg*. ___ _____ Movie Time Table ItlTZ "Never Let Mc Go" *1:3.7 . 6:32 - 7:31 - U:30 M O V IB LA N I) "Million Dollar Mermaid" Show atarta 7:40 *i,■La, . - 4 \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, May 29, 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/73d21de8d18e9de2dd7a51f8d9536da3.pdf c55f44d00782b0a80dc29ad9e087446e PDF Text Text #- Cards Clip D a y t o n a , T H E HANFORD HERALD Cage H Wed, May 27, 19531 Ingram Relieves To Win His 7th; -Sanford Plays !n Daytona Tonight Pearsons Register Husband-Wife Golf Tourney Victory Hr H U N T C H R TLA IN I'Jnying fever-pitch basrhall, the red-hot Sanford Cardinal* thrived under vcxlerday'* 00 degree lent perntiiro by <*<lr;lnir out the mighty Daytona lli-nch Handera, 11-10. In mnrlal .Stadium Innt night. The advent nf unxennnniilily hot Weather ha* uahererl in tiie longest Sanford winning atreak thin year. By winning lu*t night'* three-hour and :i4-minute III urn I him, the ( ’ord­ inal* rsn their winning *krln to four straight. Jt wa* the hemic aingle hy tiny Rom an-Tony llarone— tliot p ro -I vidrd the straw which hroke Day­ tona’. hark In the bottom nf the fourth trim atanxa. - i Fy it h i m ritT..s fM DAYTONA*Murray llyrd, 25-yrur-ald Hanford righthander with a 3-1 record Ihi* year, haa been dndgnaled tu hurl againat the la* lander* In Daytona Beach thin evening by Manager J. C. Dunn. Byrd'a name hi* Seen mentioned In latent trade winde from l.akr* land. The alender righthander »a* one of the leading gopher ball specialist* la*t year aervlng up II home run balla. He la current ly leading the Florida Stale l.rague thl* year with nix home run pltilie*. “Tiny Tuny” crnckril out hi* line tingle to center, puahing rookie first *acker Ricky Ururn around from tecond to end the bitterly fought tdruggle with two out. Clarence Ingram, third Hunford nl'rlier, came In to hurl shutuut hall from tiie ninth Inning on, getting credit for hi* aecond win In two night* mid neventh of the teaton. Ingram didn't permit u pa** which extended hi* Hiring of no walk Inning* to 13 consecutive. It wax a wild and wooly game with nine warrlflre hlta being made, *even *tolen haaea and .10 hlta. Sanford committed aeven error* and Daylnna added two for n total of nine mlarur*. Tiling* opened fn*t. Hkeelcr Hal­ ler led off with a single and lie (cured on Harlow Irhy’* lung fly to Tommy l.enuurd in left. Sanford rebounded with n pair In the ImtInrn of the first to take the lead Mamne walked, Hotly ancclflced him In aecond. Hill Hllverllitnnc walked, Rill Harris grounded nut tn rounlur llarone. Manager J. Dnnn elngli.’d home Silvetthorne. naylonu picked up a run In the third when Hllverlliornt)’* outfield throw eluded Ratty at third to permit Irhy to score on tiie first of Murk ranine'* three single*. The Mel* uNeil four hit*, two Mirrlflrr* Hint riIt error to acorr four more run* In the fourth, driving starter Have Leonard from rhe riihher. i'aul Smith muip in, plucking Manager Kd Levy on the hum! and yielding n one-run single to Fnrdue before extinguishing the uprlilng. With the score H-'j going Into the bottom of the fifth, some of the 1101 paid fan* begun heading for the exits, figuring specq-linllrr tlnlr Locke could hold the Card* In low the rest nf the way. The game was far from oyer a* Dunn singled, Tom Leonard flew util, Rruan walked and Lou Gary tdooped a bingo over the Inf cm. scoring Dunn from secohd. c,ter Smith fanned, llarone doubled In nruen and Rill Ratty promptly drove (iary and Harone home with u lino onc-hase knock. Hanford cut the margin In 8-7 when Dunn opened the sixth wllh a walk and acored from Ifst on a timely double by .etinxrd, Lrtcke went to the J. i*?!? .""d righthander llpb Mltchner came In for Levy ■£*•* having hurled nine Innlnga the night before. Mltchner fanned Ilmen, Gary and Hinlth to .nuff out Hanford** huddlng rally. Daytona used no two error*, a walk and iacrltics to go ahead 1(1-7 In tho aeventh. Mltchner blanked the Redhlrd* In the aeventh, Though in trouble In the eighth, Smith escaped unscathed. Hanford pecked away again by , A#!** a run In the fast of tha KW eighth on Gary’* fly to Mavllng It) center whleh »eor*d Tom Leonwho got on with a forced play, nruen* double on tha ground down the teftfleld................................. line set up the leorltiF P’*Jb , _ Ingram took ovar the choree for , Hanford In the ninth and pitched I 1 “ 1 ,i c <. ■ u. /Q» u i » n » y one hit. With Hanford trailing 10-8 in tna do-oi-itle ninth, the fans boW.1} 6P'|iln*. out their seats, Bill Batty beat out an Inflold tn j'S .o 10 th* frame. Bill Riiyerthorne, hltless all night, CLARENCE INGRAM . . . Win* Hi* 7th (lame Jax Beach Stops Cocoa’s Winning Streak At Eight Hy The Associated I’rrs* All good things must end, the Cocoa Indian* learned Tuesday night wheel Jacksonville Reach cut the Florida Slate la-ague leader*’ games with a U 3 victory. 'Die streak had been Cocoa's longest In organlteil baseball Another streak, of the losing vulely also was stopped Tuesday night. Lakeland’s 7 i! victory over Lccslmrg was its first In six gam­ es. In other action, Del,and licked Orlando, 4-2; end Hanford eimcpier ed Daytona lleucti. II Id. In 12 In nings An eight run fifth liming brought Jacksonville Iteach's triumph which moved the Sin Illrd* Into second place two games behind Cocoa. Clyde lldncrt's home run scoring 1'iit Vast,um started the explosion Cocoa starter L 'o Slnard wns charged with nil of the Son Hlrd*' runs Jacksonville Ihxtcli ulaved with out the services of Clyde llrlggs. the fifth leading halsinun In Ilie long oe. The left Holder broke an ankb sliding Into huso at Orlando Monday night and likely will he out of tho lineup for the rest nf the season Lakeland squreked past Loos, burg In face of a pair of twurun homer* hy Llacnln Moyd and another two run blast hy f'hlcn Pandora. Hobby Aremll drove In four Lakeland runs on a homer nnd n single. Floyd Bridges pllchnl nil eight lillti-r posting the decision. DoLand's John Rlmlgetl gave up five hits defeating lust-place Orlando III* teammate* harked him with a 15 hit altnck oil Ear) Walton Tuny Itnrnne'i 12th Inning single In drive home Rick Hruen (rooi second gavi* Hanford Its victory, the Cardinals' fourth straight. II took three hours and 34 minute* to tilay the game which Hanford tied up Hi io with two run* in the boflntn of the ninth. The tie feat cost Daytona Reach second place. llarone scored Hruen winding thing* up. Sanford now ha* won five of It* Inst *lx game* and la Just two pamr* out of fifth. The Cardinal* have won 13 of 23 home game* for n lusty 1182 average. However, (ha local* have a miserable 4-1H record on the mad. Ilsioin* llcnph M*fl*r. rt MiirMry. r( Jlrlliinr. >1, jr liv , so l<«*vy, Hi I'nrilii*, ,X n ri-B lo , If Irfll’k*, (i Hiurtsi. 0 M lie lie n rr. n T u ts i* S A M K O IIII lls ru n e , Ih lls it v . Ill H ilv e rllio rn * . ■ rf ........■ d*. t , Leonard. If Uriten, in ............ Gary, *■ ............ t). i.nuriNril, a Smith, p f -W ia n a r ............. . In gram, u («.* .............. .I . t AS ■$ ' Total* ....... ............. « ................ I I M II f— Wallteil-fur •tor Hmlih -------- In Slh. Ilavtewa Meerh leash sal Ole an* see—t* ■AhKOMII .... . see oil o il ooi—it . 14— 14— jnnrr'x ln r r' », ItsMv |rf--k<' *i Lsonarri, Harone, Smith. It— Bailer I, Huron* I. HMykrlhurne I, u.l* lone, Hkorupskl, Marling I, loHiks, Irliv, Dunn j . Hruen t, Oarr, MUehsner, T. Leonard, Hatir. .ItMl— Irl.y I, Ilarri*. Dunn, Hullsr I. P»r. rtuen, Oary I, Baron* I, Matty I, T. Leonard I. til— llarone. T. Leon, aril, Hruen, I’nraite. HH— llsifer, •Ulvertliorae, llsrune, llarr1l^lieMuas, f e f c t /rtsstw ty Dunn iMill! • kmo meda a valiant diva to Letts T — It: X>« 35S 1*' .329 32! 33< 311 VST 331 133 301 lit 1ST I'M III inn rum 331 .374 l*r». *itr> (tin inn r,ne ll* |tm •1ST nnti nun .41* iVlnior J-c u t tle Leaders It* AHHDCIATRI) I'll ESS NATIONAL LEAG U E HATTING - Schoendlenit, St Loull. .370. RUNS-Snider, Brooklyn, 30. RUNS RATTED IN-t'impaitolIn, Brooklyn, 47 H ITS — Hchoemlicnsl, 8t. Lnula, 53. DOUIII.KS - Hchoendlenxt, Ht l.nu I*. 14. TR IF LE S - Hriitnn, Milwaukee, and Ik-trnlcr, I'lltsliurgh, 4. H 0 M K RUNS - Campandlu, Brooklyn, 14 Stolen Ruses— Gilliam, Brooklyn, FITCIHNO— Hurknnt, Milwaukee, <1 II. I (XX). STRIKEOUTS— Simmons, I'hiln dt’lpliin, 47. AMERICAN LEAG U E HATTING— Vernon, Washington, .3(12. HUNS— Mantle, Now York, 14. HUNS B A TTED !N-I>fopo, De­ troit, at. HITS— Vernon, Washington, 50. 5, HOME RUNS— (Jernert, Boston, and Itoien, Cleveland, 7. STOLEN BASES— Mlnoso, Chi­ cago, 0. PITCHING— Parnell, Boston, 6-0, Loot); Dorlih, Chicago, Hooper, Cleveland, Ford and Lopat, Naw York, 8luart, SI. Loull, and Mo­ reno and Shea, Washington, 3-0, .noo. STB IK R O U T S - Pierce, Chicago, 40. 3> G A Y L E TA L B O T NEW YORK iw— Commissioner Ford Frick, looking out :adly from hli high office at a drixzle which threatened tn cancel hi* first golf, log date nf the spring, laid he wax hanged If he knew hnw to speed up baseball gam.-s and only wished that he did. "Such atrocities as that three hour, 32 minute game between (he Yankees and the Red Sox wear people out," sold baseball's head man resignedly. "They are bad enough In the daytime, but even worse at night. How is a man who’s got tn get up and go to work going to sit a game nul until 12:30 in the morning? I know I wouldn't. "But what can we do about H? Wo can't tell managers how to run their teams. We can suggest, but a* tong as they stay wltr ‘ rules there's nothing else wo can do One thing 1 wish they would do Is move all the bullpen* in closer. Those slow walks In M l up a lot of time when there are eight or ten pitchers In a game." How did he like the Idea of bringing the relief pitcher In by car, a* they do In C'levelandT "Thai's Just for show," Frick said. "It doesn’t save a hit of time I've clocked it. I nnly wish the solution were that simple. "What's happened Is that prac tie ally every plavit- tndnv tnb»himself a full swing, trying t> knock the ball out nl the lot. It’s got all (be pllchies scared, on' just of hrlng hit, hut of being badly hurt every lime they turned the ball Inoxe, The result is that thev pilrh with such caution the enuni goes tn three-two a Mg part of the time. Three's nothing we can do about that." Commenting that the weather appeared to he brightening *otne wnat, the commissioner turned tr a more eherrfid topic— Milwaukee "Whnt’s happening nut there i< the answer tn those who oppose Ihc transfer of franchise* from on^ r|tv to another," he declared, "They said Milwaukee was too small to support a big league Club, pointing out that It drew under 200.000 as a minor R-ague city last year What they overlooked was that It’s a vastly different thing when you offer people a chanrc to see the best. “ You can put on a poor heavy­ weight championship, hut It will draw hetter than a garni fight he twren little fellow* every tlmo, 1 believe Milwaukee ha* a good chance of drawing ovrr a million odml«"lons It* first vear. Their capacity I* llrnllcd right now, tint they're enlarging the park a* fast a* they enn and I wouldn't be *urpr[*ed If In time Ihev havo a plant that will seat 01.500. " I think they're really In that National League rare, too, That’s • good hall club, and those fan* are amaslng. 1 was tod there anil nearly from to death, hut the fan* illdnt seem to know It wan cold They cheered every move the home team made. Maybe It sounds like hooey, hid DM convinced that a team reacts to that kind of sup­ port— puts nut a little m tra." If one wished to rend meaning Into the czar's enthusiasm for hi* newest hlg league chick, he might herome convinced that Bill Vetch will have a very inflmntlnl sup porter the next time he usk* tn move his St. Louis Brown* tn llaltimure St. Lou’/i CardinalH Acquire First Negro ST. LOUIS i.n— i^nnard Tucker, a 23-year-old ml lege student, last night became the first Nzgrn ha<eball player to sign with the St. Louis Cardinal organization. Tucker, an outfielder, was given a contract wllh Fresno In the Csllfnrnla State League. He is a stu­ dent at Fresno State College » PI'o lfitmenl* are effective for th# 1953-54 school year, of *4Nyimlea, former University UIHVCrSHl_ . .............................. '-rth "Carolina — North basketball and golf star, haa coached the basketball — irack team.. ... and track teams at ........... Mercer .Univarsity, Macon, Ga. for the p u t Sporla Editor We would like to make a public acknowledgement of a letter we >.-<lived from Junior Representative Mack Cleveland Jr. It was writ­ ten in response to a letter sent to him by local sportsmen and con-titutents urging his support against a bill which would permit shad --ining In fresh waters about to be Introduced in the Legislature. It was signed hy many people. We algned thta latter simply be.iiu*e of our conviction that Florida’a fresh water lake*, rivers and -trenrns shutdd be preserved for our sportsmen and tourists . . . Why duniId we kill a booming tourist trade for coneeaslona to commercial fidicrmen who strip the lakes and streams of fish depriving us of i lie *porl. In Msrk'a letter af reply, he said that ha would not introduce * hill permitting *hsd reining In fresh water areee . . . We would like to commend Mark on hia stand. . 7 .' ' V 0,.e chattel hy M . name of Hitman Dusty Hhoden from Brunswick, Ga . . . “ Dusty" slammed out L. homers to place second to Manager Chuck Aleno who led the "! Lh afl • ■ ■ ■ Bbodes was such a hustler behind the mask ■hat Smith was soon confined his playing talents to lha outfield, rhe sequel to this story Is that Rhode* I* the regular catcher for the Brooklyn farm tenm— tho Miami Bun Sox of tho class B FlorIntMMtio"*1 league— while Hmlth is playing centerfield with the I '>rt Lauderdale l.lnns In the same circuit . . . It goes without saying (lint .Smith and Rhode* probably got together every time their twn •'bins play each Other and Ja^w aImut the good old dava In Hanford. B R IEFS : If you get a copy of the Louisville Slugger baseball ( "It ng record book you will rind a picture of Hanford’s Tommy U o » i'"l 1,1 '1 f'"1 leading the Cluss D Coastal Plains League Just year . . Iniinuy hit .383 In 85 game* for Goldstioni...........Tommy Isn't doing "" ," " l|v with the ( nr.I* here thl* year . . . He is hitting .355 |n 41 inline* to place a* one of the ranking batsmen In the Florida Htate i.•iiinit'. While l.ou Gary and Tuny Barone. Hanford's keystone kids, nroy not prove to he any grrat sluggers, they certainly rank as Hit* Ix'Mt HharUtop-Nertind hi>i« conmlnaHon In lh« Um i i i # Since they teamed up two weeks ago, the two have tripled the Hanford double play lutalx this season. Lakeland pitcher and former Dalatka Azalea fllnger Ha scorn llurnrn says, Fhe loss of slugger Al Plrtle and hard hitting Mlkp hiiMsaliliui hn* really hurt the Flint*. They were the two best hitters m ho Florida Slate League." . . . . Ixrcal fan* will remoernber how I irtle lost two homers out of Memorial Htudlum on hi* first trio hero tl.l* year to dup rate hi* Inst vl.lt feat In 1052 . . . Kassablan had a lifetime hatting average In th ..... x III .«WII Sd 91 If 3# -rtort .AIA 31 Id 3.1 *177 3.1 .193 H IT *H| I 111 3*4 .»!« ii mt -;iin ttrlnniln It r mil It'd lidI M mIII s a m nun i i iih . iiiho ii.st-k iu Jink*»Mt(lie llrrti ** It 3 l.nkrlnsiil 7 I.FMttliri «l ■lrI hhiI 4 UrlMHilu 3 Ohihm T rrIi Ii I M A I r u n Ii at D a » ta aa llaaeli lle l-a n il at O tla a d a l.n ltrla n il al U n k M r i I ’artea al .farlittw avllla N f i f I VXTM IV X t. I.!' SKI'S] W I. •1 1! MllvdtJfcrf SO 13 Ht. Irfinl* llrunklvn so I'liliailfliilils. IT New York II I'll t wltiir axh .... j f t'hlvsao II to 1 tl I’l lift n nail .......... .... HeaiM. VeaterSt, HI. trM.ll* S-l Chi, «H,i 1-1 Milwaukee * Ultielanatl a m ii Iv guiae* scheduled (James Teller New York ui llrouklvn in) IS Jf (anile a l C in c in n a ti I V 1. sm A ll 617 Ml lit 333 30(1 By T U Aseociatod Frees PITCHING— Warren _ r in, Milwaukea Bravei, shut ou| Cmclnnali Redloga, GO, yi# only four hlta. Cardinals, in thrM Uraai a noma run, All S Mr.mi. |> I llnwi-ll. n i:*(ri<(R. I’rniik K ..Hair a a SI ft n o vr-a lliilin. rf Mil r rt> «■ Under. IP riiinw. ef Mali like. M< My.re. If Cvrl.r. 31. xn I I 1> Z s . A I 1 3 C’niv» e „ Z n a a ii , 'rami* a a a •• <> l a 3 ii n a ii I ! 1 .1 t ? 1 1 1 T it 1 a Z .1 1 Soortsmen To Meet Tomorrow Everting the Seminole t ounty *t ■^ man’s Association will hula it* regular monlhlv meeting al the City Commissioner* Room In Cltv Hall tomorrow night al 8:00 p m.. It was announced to­ day by Mr*. J. 8. Kkern, secre­ tary. SPECIAL ATTENTION A limited niimlior of sincere, ngcresslve people (men or women) will he selected in this area for an opportunity made possible by n well founded notional organization to supervise distribu­ tion of nationally advertised merchandise to vending machines in established retail nutlet*. No selling experience required! Company representative* will handle all iirraie.-ement* completely Including locutions, insur­ ance, etc. ItusInesH iiuiv tie operated In snnre time nt start and will require 5 tn 8 hour* weekly. People selected must have u serviceable ear, reference* and $5110.nil cash liiimi'dinlrly available which Is secured by equip­ ment. A definite and immediate inrome, spare time, should average $70 to $80 weekly, full time tnercnxlng accordingly, LA K ELA N D CAV—Hobby A rent, oulfWdtr for the Lakelind Pilots Rapid expansion to full time buxine** enrAurnged, and made easily posnllde hy company financial assistance tn established distributors, « i[. 1-year-old Donald Bridges. Arcndt was at the homo nf Mr. and Mrs, Joe Bridges Sunday when the Bridges son. Uannltf, suddenly began to choke. Arendt breathed into Donald's mouth until the child rc*um<xl nor inaI breathing. The chib) fa the gramUim ot ft W. Bridges, onu of Ihc group which bought tho Falatko fran­ chise and transferred tho club hero nnly last waek. Persons wishing to expand their financial future hv utilising their spare time, nnd Who can meet above qunllflratlmi*. may Include phone number in applications, Fa r Interview, write Box It. R. c/u Herald. as'® ,7 I hi"iin J«r l.rmhiiFir l)r l.mml f • m h -♦n m l-HkrliKiil 4I I: ar llynl. rf Lakeland Outfielder Saves Life Of Child Dr. C. I, Persons OPTOMETRIST 111 (L Palmetto Are. PRONE !M SANFORD, FLORIDA In ) HOURS) • to 11 — I to I iio e io n . to ll . FLORIDA STATE BANK BASEBALL SCHEDULE C A R D IN A LS T H IS W EEK Gam* To a la h t__ Daytona at SANFO RD Gama Wadaeeda? Sanford at Da-.tona ama Thuralay Gap pscoa •TO M Softbqll Standings Yesterday’s Stars Crocker, Jl> 11 •f original!, as « -.Vrtiee. hut the H#- in, drew, 10. § • • • • • llhis week’s Issue at tha Hportlng New* contains a picture of I rank and Elmer Hmlth, Identical twins playing for tha Fort Lauderbile I,km* or class B Florida International league . . . . Frank, you will remember, played 52 games for Hanford In the outfield and hcniml tnn ulnt«* . . . He piub«^y ihu iftaimt player curing iht* Hanrori) Ilvary In many a year . . . It wami’t lurpriRlnir n» *!•* hlrn ECfiri* from firm on a nlnjcti*. It I* Interesting to note that Frank Smith broke into the Hanford lineup with a pinch hit home run in the bottom of the 9th and Imseball. Hr wilt BROOKLYN (Ridgewood Grnvh) naxkfthall to coach the heseball M s >ii3, . V ,lAf.,"{.oli!U Inl______ — Miguel Berrios, Puerto Blco, eontinuo team, which haa won four atata outpointed Earl ItUlon, lMVk, Phil- ehamnlonshln* in seven yeer* un­ ndelphia. 10. der hie tutelage. rOckTON, Calif-Tom m y Ma. W. . . . I . Pel MB naolIs, JM, Loi Angeles, and ManPANItMN-ll ........... I V LOCO — uel "Bolo" ___ Montes, 114, flan Jose, Hsl-Artnv .................. I 0 Lena l t o ™ - f ] ii 1 Tha largest crowd ever to atmd an opening game at Crosjoy 8 I :t 8 k , l»ld waa 85,747 on Atiril 16. HSuuSaVd Heeslle l.ael Nlakt 1M4. Tha RedIeg* defeated the HIIMN-51 IS, Wll*iin-Msler I Pirate*, 0-5,_______________ ’ • s IZ N s M l n s r d I W HappyIsThe Day WhMBackache Goes Amy.... Dick Irvin, coach of the N R L ’c Montreal Canadieni and oldest mentor |n profcasional hockey at CO, him piloted four Stanley Cop m u RED’S PAINT A BODY WORKS • By KENT ClIETLAIN WINTER PARK (Special) — ww tolBM W The SPORTS REGISTER Chlesgii nt Mllwuukee (nl I’lillaiTellihls si rilletnirah (l> Rollins College today announced Xwell 1CXV L K S d C H W L » the appointment of Dan Nylmlca New York II It . a* head basketball coach and of Cleveland .......... I* l| Joe Justlco aa Dean of Men. Tha C h ic a g o ................ || l l COACH FAHRON-61 of the Hanford Nnval Air Station gained undi*uted pa.seaalon of first place in le Cltv Men’* Hofthull League last night hy displacing the de­ fending champion Wllunn-Maler nine on an IB-5 blasting. FAHRON exploded for tl run* In the second frame to v i i n a x - i i u ti drive starter Red Hires from the Slknrn. *» i 1 a J 2 hill. Cleveland slammed out a H in 11Ii M> / iilntv 1,’h. ef t 9 baaea-lnadrd homer for the win­ a 1 Q Zt> ners In the hlg rally to hrlp (turf, $ 1 1 ll l r i l . . . 30 himself to his first win of the Nii lUim.l. e i ? 1 i 1 a L.ifMll, If , year. FAHRON Is one full game a 0 1 Ynu ii a. rf ahead of second place Sal-Army, C’l.r.lnml, a a : 1 who wrre idle last night, and Sisffuril 0 1 >3 IS T n ln ls II third place Wilson’s. AH N u VC-0 jumped out of the cellar W lla n a -M s lr r 3 1 t to take fourth nlace In the other lliiM.r 3 1 Krltlow 1 D game on the l.akefronl Diamond V«l««. e 1 » a 0 0 ny whipping the National Guard Mir... e n n J Drum 22-6. Bol> Snow pounded out his MeMlllIu 1 n 1 ii second homer of the year fur the lllueksr A n l a 1 winner* while Grimes was winning Mntlli.vv*. e 4) n >«. rf . hi* fir*- contest. Green wns the lw ) 1 41 Klsml.rs loser. IN 9 4 Tatsls -----.1. ....... Xsl-asinl XII II II PASHOXI 1— IN II 1 ai I.Inal*. » z z I 1— B 4 7 1 Ht.iislriini. 3f> Z I a AVIl.aa-MsIrr . lit Mini.*, MeMU Ino 1111 r l.v . Pivsln, If 1 * 1 )>*vl*. ill * a ; limit W|>— Clsveland tl-Sl. t.P H'lnrtcinnii e I n I lllr.* C f’vntl, Tnru.r. R HI. W in n e r — In* M llrlm n a r 1 PLASTIC FASR0N-51 Takes Softball Lead On 18-5 Win Over Wilson-Maiet; Sports Roundup Wnslilnalun IS it .i Phllsd*ruhla I * IS "M ILW AUKEE - E u a r d Charlea, HI. Loulp ............ II l l Detroit .......... 10 S1 I88W, Cincinnati, knocked out Lar­ Hesalta Yealerdar ry Watson, 175V4, Omaha, 5. llosinn st Philadelphia ppd-wst LOS AN G ELES— Baby Moe Ma­ grounds Cleveland S Detroit I c as, 11SW, atoppod Tommy two years. cias, naw, Rano, Reno, etopped Chlesgii S HI. Jam Is I Umeda. laOH, Los A n n k i, 9. eehediiled Juatlca has served a* Acting Only game*(laeaes BPOliANE - Bobby woods, 1M, Dean Today of Men for th* past two lloeton al Phllsdelnhla ini Kpoksne, outpointed Joo Voles, 151, Washington al New York wel* •* •"'•d co»rh In Sc-attle. 10. re .a ’w .hatllnK champion of jsk I'lsyrr ill Ift IB 911 II III T l,tpi»irri| 1El .11 r*at* 7 SI* Nil th'riie* 117 1H ri Hi 71 IffirrU 7*1 It 71 a ai I Junta m # II* a4 it* ii VVilMIHT i r i V. irt 4 14 IlNlt V 1All 11 <7 4 27 1I, 1i '$1 11 j» i 1 4 IlniHi 1 1 i D 0 Vi 4 H 1 7 fni«r r( in 1ly rel ytt 0 a lift roll*1 ii 11 11 1 4 * 1 «'ia|v*-Mi 77 1t 1 1 1"r«1vii 1r-r i Ifi 1 1 1 0 fi■> 1o '1 I fs Uhrt rititnh If J J H 0 1if * * ti it \r» lire u o fl n it Anhi'rofi IMh**i> Tit 71 i » n 1IM.1 2711 HIM •12 :1*1-1 Tiilnla n titirr IP Mil mi w Is , L• ;.7* 7.1 d |IIMtHIII 1 ii 1 1 Tit bull 11 y< n 1*,l.rnn’ii I ’t 11 1 1 t*ulVf K 1 17 if» 2» 1 9 ♦12 in |!» 1 4 Itvnt Mrllii la if 1 7'• I Id'1 1 H 17 is rimlt Ii 1 ri 0 1 Akin ruff !i 11 o 4 Ifs f ii >n*rn To Ift1* Ilfil 397 2211 IM BA By The Associated Praia Msyllna. cf . ” Curdinal Averager* Boxing R esults HknriiURkl, ** holding up at second, Harris " ’Hlced the runners and Dunn ,j « , i / w * Commander and Mr*. Russell I’enrsou of lha Hanford Naval Air Htrlian won the annual Mayfair Inn-.Seminole Country Club mixed two-hall golf tourna­ ment last Sunday. They recorded the low gras* total. Mr. and Mra, Howard MrGough were runner*.up In the low grim* bracket. Mr. anil Mrs. Hay Herron took the low nrl honor* while Dr. and Mrs. T. F. McDaniel were runner*.up. Ellen Retl* and Mel Fleischer teamed In win the low grosa crown among the single mem­ bers. Dot and Sonny Powell were second. Low net winners In tha single class were Mra, Andrew Marsh and Col. S. fj, llarrlmen. Maud Wilson and I'aul Campbell teamed tn rard the runner-up score. I'rlie* going to the winners of the high gross and high net for the married and single en­ tries were won hy the following: High gross: Id- and Mr*. J. II. Miller, Mr*. Ho** Adams and Edward- e-!nr!r). U!$h m l, Mr. nnd Mr*. I'rlre Heard; Mrs. K. ('. Ilnyatsn and Hugh Grier (*lngle) 11-10, In 1 1201 S O U T H S A N F O R D A V E N U j P H O N E I ia « -J , • (lam es T a i l s M Hsl-Armv vs. Iloh*onra Wllson-Maler v*. Nst Ouard (lame* grlday d i s h ! Hsl-Armv v*. KAMIION-ST lloheon’s v*. VC-S Cocoa at SA N E ORD ay Beach Jai NANFORD — *tn IANP m * lo n D Orlando Gam* Tucaity Sanford at Orlando adr, NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS The 1052 dflllnquont real eaUU ta» list of the City of Sanford Florida la poatad at tha front door of tha City Hall and at th« front door of tha Court Houaa In the City of Sanford. Florid*, and wWramaln ao poatad ilvi watfca. for a period of four conaacutlva taa have not hean rhick tha ll All real aatata U( tea have not al> auction on tha add at iff at 10 o'clock In tba City of a N.svw,cnj cm*. 51 I H h K h ! You Art Cordially Ifiritad To Attend Tha SehooUny R am Official Saaaon Btfina JUNE 4 �TI THF I f YO U DON’T ffftfflr* jour Ssnfotd H trdd. t i t ; Delivery, by 7:00 P. M . plsast rail YELLOW CAR 1441 <&ll? § £ > m ifo tb a^aiftsgg■RBBiMgi „-r^~ V O L U M E X LIV -ii. AN I N D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E A V ^ r A r E E t H A N F O R D , F L O R I D A T U I U S D ,\ Y Established 1908 M AY 28. I!tr.n W E A K !E ft *.-fn»,«llv l«li through Friday Mrxpt * .h sn rr Ini a afternoon Ontnilfrxtmwcrx smith Not 'jtill*' x« w n m nntlh anil renlrsl i put Mints No. 199 A-xsitrinlril 1’i p s . I >.1*0 W 't f m President'[And Taft Split On Major Policy Moscow Clips Army Power In East Germany Eisenhower Relieves Friends Are Needed rivilian Control May S poil Withdrawal Hr JOHN M. Hightower WASHINGTON iff - President Elsenhower ami Sen. Tail split laday on a major issue nf I t S foreign pollry. . The I’r a id on t committed his ailP* minislratio In collaboration and compromise with friendly nations In Korea and over the world. He said no single free nation can live alone and that the United Slates has go to have friends Elsenhower spoke out at his news conference two days after Tafl. llir S tu-L Republican lead­ er. hail said the united Slates might as well forget Ihe United Nalloni so far east the Korean War ts concerned. p Allied diplomat* her.', aware that ‘ Ihe Korean truce negotiations arc now in the showdown stage and may oven collapse next week, have been deeply worried by the speech read for Taft in Cincinnati Tues- HEREIN iff Rossi* iimfi control nvei East Cierm.iny out of the hands of Him military today. H could inrun withdrawal nf troop* eventually The unnnumvmcnt said Ihe So vict Control Commission Is abol (shed, (len. Vassily I Chulkov will handle only lroi>t»' tienceforth, and Vladimir Seinyrnnv returns lo Her tin ns "supremi* rommlssar" for (he Sovii’t Union Semyenov thus liecoim-s civilian lioss id affairs For IH million East (irrmanx He served here before us i«iiilu „i rttiii.-rr to 1 ti'ilkov Urn Chiuknv. Iierii of Slidlngrad nod IIFtir of the ib-rlin blockade undoubtedly will not remain hi long merely lo direct 3(ni,ixui copatlon troops. It might be. A lied sources said, that his last JoFI in Germany will tie to "take Iva home " Western circles licunl last FtAi ruary that the Russians bud sel June I s* a target dale lo with draw troops The select ion of Semyenov to he top 1111111 10 East Germany in In some respirls an Imitation of flic Western power* who haw sent high commissioners as "amhussadnrs" tu West Germany As suon as the European defense treaties are rati fii si by all six participating na lions, the American Hrlllsh and French high ciiininissnun-rs will be ".unbassadors" to what amounts In n sovereign stale The Russian action was legank'ii 10 Alliril and (ierioan ipinrlprs here as matching that of the West It mold mi-aii Hint Moscow Is eon vinced the European treaties will l>e ratified hy all. Inclnilmg rolilc lant Francs*, and therefore II must lie ready to recogni/c tin- lliisaian rone of (iirmnny as an nnlnnninnu*. stale, loo In so doing, il would lie virtually necessary lo withdraw (be .VHI.iXX) man Red army- wtlirh has lived oft Hu* (al of East Ger many since 1013 The Russians havo liidlcalrd some new strategy M-cinlly he muling Hie East /one ot meat, sugar, fish and rn w maierlal Refugees fleeing In tile West reennl jiumliers now *uy engj threat'of Tiiingcr 'Tiabgs over- the Soviet aoiie In Hie light of tin- Moscow m miiimsoiiriil today Howe whs > -■ slderahle thought m llerliii Hi d the "scorched earth” tnrlh-s f rrerni weeks have amounted 1 , lake while the taking’s good ■fhe ailing senator proposed thal the Unlled Stales reserve for II self a free hand In the Ear East— In effect culling ill tics with its allied and preparing In go It alone Britain anil other European conn » tries assisting In the* Korean War • have expressed fear the United Sales might take action which would spread the conflict hehnnil Ihe borders of Korea. Elsenhower, talking nl the gen eral principle rather than of narli rular prnhlcnti, said Ihe Unlled States cannot go It alone In one place without going il alone everywhere If this nation la going lo hold Jointly with other nations to the common concepts of free men, then it Is going to have l" A make compromise* between local conflicting opinions and consider* lions that would appear to serve the good nf all. ho reasoned The President declared that only patience, determination! optimism, and a deep fallh can carry Amer­ ica forward Oh another controversial niiesllon which may have repercussions at the Capitol the President classed as a very drastic cure for a very great etror a Senate committee s • proposal that If the United Na­ tions takes to Red China the United 'S tales will pul) out. At Vancouver xxx 3rd grid 7 and tain. New Directories Are Being Issued By Telephone Co. t Indicative of the growth of San ford :nd surrounding communities h Hie large increase In the mimher of telephone directories now being distributed to Inofcf telephone suh acrlbars Approximately 4/Wl new rilfffc torias are being delivered lo homes and businesses, according to J. T Evans. District Manager for South ern Dell Telephone Company, com pared with 44.10 when Inc last directory was delivered. The new telephone directory contain* many new and changed llatinga and (inter helpful telephoto infroinatlon arid ia easily dlitJn gulahable from the old gray-cover­ ed telephone hook by Ita green cover. A sufficient (pixnlity of the new directories haa been printed fo supply every telephone sub­ scriber and to allow fur future telephone expansion. The classified taction—yellow pages—contains listings for bulluesa telephone subscriber* under heading* alphabetised according to their bmdneaaea or professions. "The variety of claaalffcatkma de­ scribing product*, service*. proftiakma and bualneaaea provide* a convenient ready reference guide when you want to locate a firm or individual," Mr. Evana pointed out. U* raqucsjs thal tha old dimetory bo discarded and that tha tip* to avoid toe possibility 8idling wrong numbers and saves me for both the calling and called 1*1 . "Information^ should J only when seeking a ntitfnot Hated in the directory. P Elk* Will Observe •'Old Timers Night” 1 i f TonJaht will b« "Old Tlmara Nlgnl" at Sanford BUta Lodge 1141 at which lime member*, who have bean In fits nrfantaaUon for M or more years, will ha hooorad. Dinner will be served atarUng at l:M o'clock to be loUowed by IMCTACUUeiV IHOOUNO limn •> i tmiiilimik. Hire* British Vampire T*lt Jet trainers climb verllrallj .it 4 (iirnmtmri practice over lasntion. These planes will be alsnilanH/ril *1 all living training schools for pupil* who hive rompIrtiM ptstoo-englna Itainlng. /internnHonal 1 City Of Sanford Jaycee Gavel Is To Borrow $30,000 Turned Over To To Meet Expenses President Abies Outgoing President D o u g l a s Because money fur operating ex penses has hern used for capital Stenslliilll distributed .1 detailed Investment purposes, Hie i lly of typewritten resume ol Hie year’s Sanford finds It necessary In Imr netlvities In each member u( the mw S.VM>0<> to meet Its operating Jiiiimr ( handier and briefly re costs until Ihe end of Hie fiscal viewed some nf the highlights ho year. City Manager Tom Lemon lore turning Hie gavel over to newly elected President Cliff Abies disclosed today. At Mnhday’s meeting of the City it today’s Yacht Club men ling ol Commission. City Clerk II. N. Say- Hie Junior Chamber of Commerce Judgr Stenilrom commended or reported that It would tie netesrwry for the City tn borrow at and thanked all the inemhera fnr Hieir cooperation In undertaking least Mn.ooo to defray operating expenses for the halatie* of the id different projects llirougti Hie fiscal year of which Itnjinn will lie- year- During the Judge's lerpi in office th* dub, grew frogi Hki U* needed hy ,|une 10..,., On a inolioil of Ctiiniiilisloiier ■ 147 mertmer*. He recommended thal six new John Ivey, seconded by Commls sinner J. Denver Cordell. Cl Is projects, Introduced this pasi Attorney Ed Shlnlmlser was au jear. be undertaken again tht* year and expanded ItrTedy they thorlied and directed to prepare were ( t i The llallnwr en prugraiu (lie necessary resolution fm ulnp lion al Hie nest meeting on June a tor children (Zi I raile at-home Mr Minion jmtnlrd out Hint the campaign; Cti llmn.iii; safety deficit was not Hie result of Iihixc M'lmol; f i t Kills homily, i l l Fish spending, hut rattier because <d ini Man and Medul k' i Entry ol 'he use nf opcrnllng money tor Miss Frances Bottl"” Moore such Hems as water and sewer Hie Miss Florida Pugcaiit and surveys mid purchase ot no aerator Watermelon lrxilv.il it M'rslmrg tn addition to llir six new pm pending floating ol s bond Inai jecls, the ciiiti continued runny ill for ihe capital Investments Robert Angas, engineer design, jhe siircejtlul prop-els begun by fornirr nilininistratioo.. sin Ii a dig llir water amt sewer program idle Christmas Parade, Fishing for the City, has been paid over 1 Roden ltryj.\,j ' ,,nn npl rfei Out IR O N Irr trc:\ llt'dl Was iml In eluded In Hie budget Another dir Vole". 1 iti'iii. and f n e pie emergency resulted In Hie ex ventlon Judge Nteiislrnin paid special penililiire of lio.oon lor a water Inliute to foiiiier Youth Activities plant aerator According tn Cily Clerk Sayer. II Chairman J 0I111 Pierson, who (tied will be Ihe first time Ihe City ha« suddenly last Sunday Mr Pierson had to borrow money for opera! was the eo ordinalor oF the Jay ing expenses since it buiII a mil cci<-s|Kinanred ciirlstmiix parade nlclpal airport in toil without and perannally aeeoimled for VI Roating a bond Issue. The field new members during Iasi year’s is now operated by the U S. Navy membership ori»e The Kaiford Jayeees won a First place trophy lor their Imirlsl (Continued on page Ihlee) 8AFBTY RECORD JACKSONVILLE iff-Uvcr Ml.. 1)00 vehicles crossed the II million dollar Mathews Bridge hero with­ W o r k o r U S O I n out an accident during Its first th all week* of use, the Florida High­ way Patrol reported 'lliern were 1,1132 Individual visits made to the C s <1 Canter In the Chamber id Commerce building during Ihe month of April according In Mr* Camilla llnire, treasurer of the service organisa­ tion’* drive to raise 11.12(1 this week Mm Hrucr added Hint liu vol unteers had devoted 731 hours of their time nt the center, and Hint 1,401 Individuals had pnrlieipated in U.8.O. activities locally. Mho said thal wherever Ameri­ can servicemen are alijtlnned— whether In Florida or Okinawa, In Alaska or In Istanbul—the United Service OrganUatlnn center Is there. For millions of service men and women who are far from home, off-duty time has become U.H.O.-ttme Mrs. Bruce pointed out that Ihe world wide complex of services, which la continuing to cxpunil to keep pace with the growth of our armed farces, exists through the voluntdry efforts and xupimrt ol free men and women In a tree, America. Told Ry M . Bruce Funeral Kiten Will Be Held For Fortier the meellni al M O o’e lu.., John Camenm, chairman tor the program, and Jimmy Roaeawar, U "*fcssrsrs. cards tor IS yean to atL chartorj npmboro— W Artla -Hnnth, and _ ore aflll active organisation. N. CONNORS, ol N. J , point* to th« arthat aavad hla NW Uvaa ol lim a other to tb« 40tb In­ to Karoo. Contoo ooot whoa 00 0 Rod groturn to* tod, Conaora baa boon toff tko DlatlnTrooa, O H ftn M Funeral aervlces fnr Joseph W. Fortier, 75, who died at tils home tn Lake Mary yesterday after­ noon, will be hatd tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. at toe Naiarene Church, Lake Mary. Rev. C. J. Brannon will officiate. . Bom Mar- 22, 1274 In Lake Mary, ho had lived to that rommunlly ail hla Ufa. Ha la survived !y hla widow, Mr*. Hilda C. Fortier of Lake Maty; ana brother, J. T. Fortior of Sanford; and one stlpaonl J<BuTfa|FyrtUybff at***** M' ry'Mary the Lake Cematary. Abbreviated Toll Road For East Coast Gets Tentative Approval By Vote Of House Mi;iini, Shutrl Pike Is Furious Chinese Attack Launched Near Peace Site O I a ( )u ( 'o m iim m iN C n i l llli.s ll r Senate Rill i. v. »ml rii.ilr Rill ItfH Ink! U* Om* Sfni|iiu|p fUiinty Hob |iif tl h*» unr I.ih fndiv ullhoiil Hi* lam • f nt*i , sijjiMfmr. bUo ’ (• ,(• lull i,i* f r lu i n c to ♦lump lit SEMCI. .ff The Chinese Reds cur (..Mg) troops smashing into u siern outimsls near I'anmoojom * 'nt pitfihr i n ii!* I V I I V H \ *’x| I It MRI fryfl» ififijf* iii I* \ IlntHN • I Ml rn III* *- In* 1,11 l|t|M at<kr *1 f*V jif| munisls xcircil lice lolls m crotial I I I' kill! • r*n i * • -r*k3ali *«* -ll! ’ t ! V Korea •iid I imiiilk h'».4itU '«ii)»|»«iTtn9 by In one of the higg-.'sl attacks ol 1 piititii fiimls In In* nprn lo Ih* Ho- year the Fled-, struck behind l»uhll< Ihiindcniiis artillery Fire in the \ppi*»\ ,»l w idvrn hv Ibc west, tutting outposts Vegas, CarI •nnnilll» r on laou*inmrtil/)l Re son. Elko. East Berlin, Merlin and nfiS .nil /.ilmu IF-'.- Honk Hie bill omiiM bun ill rloifil The Hook and Vegas, two 11! Mrs* iim rHncs .Mill pntvltlrs |w*t4ont iitii-d liiltcrly fmigbt-iiver hills in \ ml.iHn : tbr p11iptiRi’d 11\4 Wfonlif Hie wesi; limk tin* tiriint nf Hie l»r r.iiMt* nl « misilrmr.innr The 1 liiniTii- attack amt apparently Field bill (Iim’ n mil ipplv to nr iml Firm pH It'S The IliHik, one of the malnr isisilious giiaritillg Hu* Invasioo i M I m i w . i \ r III*' H u riili loiile to Seoul from Hh- iiorlliwesl mxa rx A N K iiN n x o o m v u i ll*"i «" (I l. iil.ifu t lv H'ltiv fil was hit hy Hirer lied lialtnlhins. In r rtirrrnf tour of .t n»« ■ 001 | I* 1 Hi*' 1 •' i *i(■•*f i in mill lull turn nearly y.iwm men. in three assault' hv t |r**rltfff ftroriji *»f a ..* ' piki••'* limit fnuii Ml,inn fu ifii.tft tin- mam blow as parried toil mIm1v1* nt n |Hr-*r. r imfi'i »it» •• 1 Hit! * tu*i th'i I v\U n ,Kin I^ff Fighting still was going on early y It nt fail 11v avis pn|t#-ft loti ' ||*l i r14*-1 fm ffir liihiu* Friday * • n tm tntptviPA i,’ M 11 f! III" "I*1 t *H| * to 111 |1|itml'tn \n officie at the front, where I r11•'i*Mtr11f 111 ’,i fits’ VlMlf* ipprOVfft >•a 1 Iter a Macks hy Hh* lleds hail bill b* I'm fhr Mtniplk*' ill I hr M iy been reported stalled. *«id Hie 'kii-' hi>m Mi,h d i fil the- i « •*r j j l » line oyer the Hook were lit eoulinnally H O W C A K T I I I K V K K Y I I I - ( HNS I hi lb’ll *■ III* Hint V*‘t (I’ll'tl Ml by Hie fierce artlllrey harrag-III.’ bill l » 'f Firs- attacks began about X j. in I'hiirsduy Hy midnight the CliliieM I Id i mm U’l tiDui f pul. llir* ||min had overrun one outpost position nti f *• t * f it m iiie Mir full in front nf the Hook, |i it Mi f irfipikt hut «>i11y niMimftri The chief llrti lliniita against | . **n 11 - titin *f ffir . D|M|urnmu*( the main positions were rcpulsrsl In I pi mil* P Fierce hand to liand Fighting. I ki'll fhr l» t |r ••11inty Moil ** Allied soldiers nil Vegas counter 'b'h'if «' 'ii *ul uit ,i*1%rn iftu i f Mif 1Hacked before midnight and were full fro,-My tip uj 11Ii»* ui'u1 i ulm Lint ii, 11 u \ u it'll 11 lighting with Chinese soldiers ulm . t Vi ii nt \ i civ i \ d it i iff* pun -‘f Mir 4lilt*inini^rif had swsnmsl into the trenches on Itrp I • I of limb* ill nut trl uiiin nl, hi arid 1 nit; ol i cri one linger of Ihe hill. i * ' Ioil hr i i«ij” |ii let H i i o.iin- the it's ■*(•-• i look ui \ U I*' Hie Reds apparently were irmly .; r, i III ill . Oil.' I , I d o , H MiHiitnrH On I'tktr ] hrra* > in throw even more men Into thr >1Ip** It, ll (Ml swaying struggle j *«111i 11mIih •t •d it* 1pi* ..1 him ly f|int|*tiii» Mir t»t*w l •14 xt II. Tile situation at Canon, KJki F■asi Berlin and — I to r- l i n .i ilrinr L Tw-ruty uoe Hhmuit- J i n -it W III Vi*|fti|l» it vRig i * tpi fl "MI 'HuKVrM •thmr J hltf poalUons (leiir, #llk Hfiobr w*e n rmip'S e-hieti T biFP'W f t ' 'V <1 Mi» 1, (ini clear However, fhr frontline fM'Ml'iV it Mir J r tvMl ( oiniiiiiitih V I 'I b •" k ,n,, f u l j U ,t i. offirer had rejailled earlier in Hie i rn ln ttili ir r e h r ilirn In .1 u ti oigtit that "w<> ure in cnirtrnt iif pill’s lint MU’ 1'f411*111r 1111“ b*l||*;|il ll i in i idI *< ri*» 'r11 I ML"Hie sltuothni " ihe * rn ln Mrs I |» s*o|i 1 mb ! .1 1 ' I ,1 M ’ 1. e , f4,| 1nl Ml Ptfr ' . II. '• 1 Heavy FlgFi'tlig alsn ivus hi pi.. b’ ltlrt llf Mir fliifftp- h*i•t 1 1 1 ,ini M •» *1 .i -1... i(1r ' 1 Sunil , , vff ill fu" lib! * Hi. . • i f In %* * gi.'ss on the rrntral front, whin- bv Mrs 1 1 ink Out I*iii in , 1„ ,|l, , ........ || 1 *Ml '. f lui’k > i-i i p. (' I'll#* upper pi " i i fh t((* tub"! b »*ib *1 si-iml fne uiilpnstx along a 30 , 111, I'lr 1 II ,|.l1 1 •biff . 1. xi(b 11111d* serlnr mill vv u r piM'lil t*f lb*’ 111 ittitit Ulll « nn »* \ I ii, it I- Ri,., i •ffl •11rimbi ,’f ' i. • Smith Knimiiis f»,i* bun mon* J'bi* turn* r \ulli llu 111 ihuptty Ih* ti If. , ', ' 1 II, • f i 1 SmiMi Kmr.inv h.ul hr^tHi Mir UO»«r lin k f > lh» 1 b m* I.** I i «. I Hie 1 11 1 M. •It *fl ;» lirds ti,irk frum five nlhi*r fuitpusts rultti hilh d • mi 1 inn: ■»! 1 *<*•! I* "l M a n a j f o r O f l l u r a It I ii 'i m i Ho 1 •ii MM) VV Nile IIi ^ l'IIiIimMidm Muliur 1 nil ut " pi ' i •,| il,, 1 A r M ir v * (1 . Mil,1 f .p'-.i«'Ui, iii'l I m v M'u11’11fmi \\ fi ft* 111MMlIP!11f I'll* ft Iff 1"full f ll Appointment nf Fred Perkin*MUAl’M> n n t " R r i li ir u N tti!' 1 " "»• h-<, \ 1.11ff ,1H fflllUH W'lpl ll Mill lormer biislnrss munagrr nl Hu “ C o ld . F rfl, ’0 (1 , , I hi ll u HI bilbri Mur MllfUfUe i <f1111111 1" "I bf4 b |\ I t*. »'M (f*»| I an-1 Tnsi-atonsa, Ala. Newx us (tn Ii. It. ItMl’ Ihi 1f S l i i l r I c m i i r n i f u n kH gri’i-liiig < I * 1 *I ffMi 11(0*’ I.. TI % *b U pjfT eral manager ol Ihe Said", .1 |l 11bill • Mt* 1 st. •*!« Oih •1* * *• ,*|fti (he Herald was annontired bv "■> I Ilf bi|t-*U 1.1!k* UI ll HI i ,( 1 I hr m il,III, till Ihr rtrit Hill ii ' *• h nil M II Ml*’*MI M•( ff ’'f 'I fv}4 ?•'. .D'llff* --I »*', •>! il l l.l I!• P'lMW' * today •Isgcre nijiV « r ? - ‘ i l Mr. I'rtklns arrived tn ‘-oIff flay allrinonn In sel y n»-« 0 Mifllri.111 I fill i i lu .i « •’.Ik Ml.: |**i I fi t’ Hi*'* l< '* • I #f»I .hffho tmd Wednesday evening yyRIi tuAiiiiliu U i i| ltl ll (Ml Mil', llfblffk • lift lb* 0 i "I ItIn. I9.VI art-nidliiK In I I I >11 hr i 11kmi ■•111 <>( wife and two daughters. Nan. > high Ni nil . fb.kkff'l \fio 1 iD|i|i hist I U ' ll .rn I» Miiualilim It., weather nhservei. and Handra, and will assume lu. 'I fi Mv Ilowevrr. a i mil all mass .•(•I, I'll IhlMlill IM'I .M'llVIhff'. ’ '!•** ♦* ' I Ii., t i b . •h i '•Ms'!* new jMixt iMnndny after rnnipb 1 | (till s«t . ifi ■11 inovlnx smith during llir evening hollo.I VfHIIII* »tP'* i Mu luifb I ■l i r ,f Hr* Ing Helalls nf moving here. PtbSblll.lflMO "I V f f s P pin • M il \ . (• .1 \ ’ I it v in m r *.f drove Ihe nteiriirv down in the I hilt,” l*of.;r flu it.«rp The new general manager bail • I'.tmc nf utiin mt’ii n hull's 11o hi r lit r I t • ti 7,1 degiee mark over night. Ai ....... \ h I . clr*sr H I *ffl" sin been In the post of buslm-* i l l ’itHruil hi ( hi ,i til11 pin u il| ful lilslly, Ihr lliei mniorter had i n I. i ' I I 'li fh in 11 ( i ppito ’,(( M; I...... manager nf the Alaliuma pul. ml gone one degree lower lhan Dial tow T»' I + HI lb mi*. f t ii 11•f Ileallnn fnr two yrarx. Prior i» Null Hi ,i I ttii mi I Iy 41fIt v 1*mi uf Ihr previous nlglil, tr.it Ihe mol ,1 frit If ■ u 'i i II Mu t* 11 M f ir ■ , P i f I f* r* Iff r r • (ft Ip that he aervrd as rlrrnluli»n fi*.iii mMh i I Hff f , I ff * (I. Ing hreeies made lor hrflci loy. h*»11» h in h i Son. dri • uit. 1 *i f irf*| ll ffjph *mlth, manager there, and he lias also flhbv. will I d lU inIfH Hirer M *fi| II ll if III sleeping lhan had licet, llir rase .b i ff'tH "I held newspaper positions in 1 1 o U w.»f»' ii i MrNjb. stills previously. •O ............ t llfft *1 I p H ‘ ,mH • , \ •i r t ipinev lUrllexville, Okla., Wilm(rii!l«» To folltlW «ill ft* * 1 l’||l"l ul rif IIffIff. . FillI* ll* i m to M«,f»j <fi*unffi N. ('. Kllrahelhlnn, 'I'rnn., 1 > M|r Hrnw m» pi mini < m l ♦ .uop hill Mu • 1" JACKSONVILLE 'ff A i old" 1 , P I, P I *i W life| f» 14tp* H i y liannn, Pa., and Oklahoma ( ir% Wliriir'i’i V" di M ik* i Ihiiriii ,f ' if It I ,11fff ’ I l* ll » t I MPlUffr (*••! Wih i,i mi "Mr. Prrklns has rnine In hr f mill loiliiy Inoiiglil nailer wea llll|irr>sMiO* fftl Ih u u n ir St mh| , fl dm ..... H rrrngnliail as nnr nf the must tli i lo Nnrlli Florida wlin h had will hr ^iVi'h h\ .hntv I l i i I* \fklp.ini Willi till sfblO oof 'cut baking in Hie heal wave Mo* u i'll *0 *1 * W w f‘\ r r, flu mm * I rriMUi, capable and xueresaful vmmx lieisi I f*,4 . 1 ” f The nnrlhern air muss however, Sonnv Skiniuf .t t \ Mmifiij f*ift spa per builders In (lie •» newst Ku'Jii of Ihr ;* ! , m Is. In tu* i*|v i”n VI* PflDliilc’, |pflffM'• faflpj tire South," Ihe publishers so,I "should lower temperatures only first ve il p m , u ill (I ,<i fie pi c UUbi U u few ilegrera," Ihe W.-allier Ru ,1 I *>l 'O-iff'h h* rI »**'( ,i MinUPMU*'Mf bi \Jf tnday. "We like to feel tint trail M'hlnl wimp ' s mi i IIv tip’ cere ’ | P Iff, ( Lift |i l said I P*'i "ii il Hir Rhy Srimf t llnp, Sanford amt Kemlnnle County |, , , The "cold" fmill was slallunary IIMHIV whlrh m i l. Mi*1 VMlMip fb|v I • 'an ( fi, in I iik*' • *mmH. will profit hy hla assoi-lnllnns in riMilv fi> Him* up f'« nifiu 111( .t| iI« , j f| "ii ' i * > I , y ».i IIffIffIIs 1 *’ night on a line from the eommunlty a* well as will Wislnesday ♦ ill I Nrntif * lln*wi»|ff*N llvMip op" w,,M | (f | | { i irlnu 1........ Day lonn Beach to lienla anil the Herald." |i|. IP -Mill “Country Slotc" Nile i I ll ID Cross (,'lly and across Ihe Gulf In inrlmlr .liolv I id Iwij :. Nmoiv Skill Her, S iiim I m M i lls, h,»Miv hiufffflmi* I u . mmij ' 1 t fut I Ajmlarhlcola mid iosl north of F J H • I P ' I* WHAT'S IN A NAME Mlehel I' mp * l»i m,i No lioK, rnn|:i m , m i'ensacoln JA t'K S O N V IL L E iff- Ileal « .in­ i, . >,I mi< nl m t mi * Before Ihe new nlr t-aioe Wed I'ntnler, ii ml S h h Ii i Ihoh'i ert ma noie; i' fl I'e ’ iiooil,1 ',11, i ' nigiit .,( Tilt* proKHlin will •|i»hi* u Hh *1 n k . iMi'i'urhm • IIPJill v nesilny. Tallahaysre ttirririomelrr.s I’(litre gut a romplalut a lion' , soared to 102, highest ol Hie yi-ar. JlrnwiMr fi M'tofship r l i r l r ,«m<I Ho * (II Mlhi ' -IP 'I,, >,ii1ll,.l,|,> Si’hiKil Hit, evening " n I*’■| *i f|ff»t stolen hike from 13 year old I’t, •» and •■HPing -il « IHI o'clock with h-mi , ff*iilrrl* i',unfittii De Funlak Springs also had K»>od llltjlif "Hi; ant Wcathorx AmimiMCbmirifs In hr i;iu*n hv to ,rlc Mm il,, „i conducting the 102, hlghrsl ever Itierc In May |0 >lgl .till ♦he huulrrs roiirrrn Ho* swiiniimi^ Orala hail 100 f |, .. . * Foc.il (a len I i|i|ica, ing in Hi* Jacksonville, cooled some liy a t'fMirsr hi he ulvni nl llir Miinlr|p;il §l I,",, will uirliidn Mol, Went, Fyr northeasterly wind off the AllanlO- Swlniiniiii* I’trif. .mil flu* ffhv i;tmp M (SI I I Ilf* M l I Cl* M r M gx */ • if,, oho ffila.itol willi Hie I ' ml WltiFcOcean, recorded a fop of 92. a •ll Orl/llldo whlrh will In* ;illioidrri d h ^ Hi X o i l l l l l f N ill lilM t I' iii in or'-Iii-stin Dim Id llesler, drop of sovrn degrees from Tiles hy 20 fcjitl* from Sanforil Troup 2 will hik*4 ;i train ride fi ;\,niriil S.inford vm'/illsl mil Jim day. KATMANDuT Nepal iff-tie A pohhi1 fibiii no: wHI t>* In M oi' Wadn alnl Floss ll.iimum in Miami had Hie lowesl high Wed Winter Murk on Sutimlny In iurri liable reports reaching this bout <i »«••* pi it;fit »* * "Mi M*bbn l it Hh o well known inijici imnlloo acl. Himalayan canllal said today a nrnliy, an KII 11 was over 90 nl with HriiWMM*s m Huil rilv 1f/it i 11.111 in i'inpi* bfiD»i wiHi ,« lit ii „ vrr.il mimlicre will t„- (ireseuted led/ll British expedition tolled lo Its all nlher places reporting tempeni piro'pf YJiihillbb hi tb*’ /Mill|'i|* mi •,, stmii'iits From iln- Duxtiury final attempt* to push to Hip to|i tores to Ihe Weather Bureau >i Inn.I oF D.mclng dhuiour 'if Hie ( 11> nf iinronmiered Ml, Everest, Hie llir !o fit p"M ,mI”I (m! tr Mil’ /uillMR 'Liny valmdile pri/ei ,Ion;,fed By 'Hie Associated Press world'* highest peak. The re |ti«ai *1 l fi tbrpir I fto * ffi lMiM* in Hu* city’s oicri-hanls will ho ft was topcoat wi-jthcr In wide porta said Ihe climbers, who ftiffio ih« Nrinhotf ('»»* ! fold HotH gueii sway in mcm tiers of tho ■ad hoped to put Ihe British areas nf Ihe eastern half of Ihe Itilf b foiipjinv ♦»» pmIcI h» their prr nidieme Rag atop Kvereat to time for country today. Several Itrni** of btisitic^^ nrr on | sent •**?*»* to(»» •»»! I m » .i m ’i t v# Cool Canadian air extended over Ihe enrnnaHon of Oneen Ell.»(lie Mgenilu for tonight'* meeting tension ., non conforming ndilltlnr COUNTY .MAY ACT balk, will atnrt the dearrnt from Hie Orenl Lakes region and south of llir Seminole County S|mrta- ill an H 2 zone The passage of Senate Bill |0J3 ward ax fm as Tennessee and their haaa camp tha first wrrk Tin* regular meeting •'* Ihe Zo- • v •■’ may elears Hie way fnr Semi­ North Carolina ami eastward inaii’x Association according lo It, la June. There will he no fur it. Johnson J r . prrxidenl „l Hie Ing Iloai d on 'i iy ,’2 •' ■>■ i"i- 7i*-<* nole County ComitiLsirinera to tsk* ther attempts tola season, the through Ntov England hack a week III ordei l" tmlrl (tie immediate Meps (or tlie ijiusnco But warm Gulr nlr spread from group. source* said, but they plan an Al the session lo lie lield in (he hearing d HaMllty inimrance on County other aaaaalt on the w.ono loot eastern Texas northward lo south­ Commissioners Hoorn at city ll,,|J ern Oklahoma. Rrcnrd high ternvehicles nod rood equipment, mountain when the monsmin peraturra for the date were re­ nl 8:00 p.m iilans will lie oiadr Tlie bill was introduced by Sen­ season—Just beginning—Is over. ported again Wednesday In sections for the usual lisli fry (Fils miiiimet ator Lloyd F Boyle nt Hie lequest issr.Hstffi v a lfa tid n s Accordion U toe report, whlrh of '.he Southeast and Texaa. It was snd there will he n disriissinii of ( jerk II N Bay er relumed if Hi, Commissioners, who at the reached nera bv native runner 90 in Macon. Ga., and 08 In Jack- mernherald|> plans for next year. toCity his desk ai City Hall today on In-1 two regular meetings have disfrom too eipedlUon'a advance son, Mias. Bui Uie nation's hottest Also lo be discussed will he 'lie •u-vied the necessity for in.ummce. baaea, nature played ita same spot was Presidio, Tex., with a legislative program and rext it full time ha-,1 , alter devoting most of hla working hours during old trick to drive tha would be high of 103. month's elrctlon of nlfieers. Hie past two weeks in the field dr eaomarara bark, hnwa-chlHIng trrmlniug the assessed vnltialion BIT* aarva-kUltog Minding of litilldtiigs Hirmighmit Mnnford. "lies Unit lino Got.I" *n#w abowora and an a n r o i r k ■ANMH CLOAK SATURDAY Earlier in Hie yrnr, Mr. Saver OAKRIDGK MUPPEIt FLUB 1.98 3:28: - f.:38 - 7)L8 - #:2* tag nmaaaan which would make Due to the extreme tint wrnthcr evaluated new construction but A1I Sanford banks will b* closed MOVIKLAND In observance of Memorial Day tho regular monthly meeting fortnight Ito cun inerting and during tlie IInal iim furtnlnul ho con "The Green Glovo" ................fnr next Wed- >fined his work lo assaying repair*, neat Saturday. AU orders for cur- borlbocue scheduled 7:40 • 8:1,1 last complete rtney, payrolls, or transfers of lies, adajr night, Juno 3, havo been remodelling and extensions of old show 0:80 or structures. money Mould be made tomorrow. CROC Laughing Whisper Of ‘Th icken” Has Started Many On Anlo Theft Road 21 Brown ic* Srmiis W ill Receive Tins Al AfCyiv Tonight I*’ *; a I Services I'ur John Pierson Sel For Tomorrow Fred IVrltins Named SI,lied Thin I’lvtMiJng’ RritiHh Fxpedilion F II At Kvcrcsl Sporlinnim'N (irnup Will Meet Tonight Movii* Time Tnltle s S J w a x rs : "• "• '.'w ■ ■ ■ t V444L,- .Ti. , llth ii ____ ____1 -2------- ---- • ■..... — tm w am n i �0 - anage Vm Bfffiwtj Commencement At nderson To ^ ^ ® Association! For June 7 And 8 '■ m iiiy with the Florida sta te r.m- poyment Service a* manager of the Winter Haven Office, hnn been appointed inn miner - of the I .a Imr DIvIrIoii of tin- Florida Fruit A Vegetable A*»oclntlnn, according to Joffre C. David. Ueneral Man­ ager of the A**nclaliun, realdea In Orlan- W 1 a 1 |I I | ■ B Andoraon, who _ 1i il ll 1 L i l t f A A TS do with hie wife and two Hinutl children, attendK ■■ ed (he Unlvcnilty |^ p B f l | R of T a m p a m id F lo rid a Hunt hern. He will n will ff U B I writer on n pa newapaper X S or to World tr II. During ■ ■ f war ho waa W. if. /innernoil in Navy Intelligence work for three year*. He waa oho a Navy Mrrenpondent in tho Pacific for ■ ara than a year. He waa with the FEES for erven yeara. "We are fortunate In eecuring the aervicee of Mr. Anderaoti to head our Labor Dlvlalon. IIIa wide •iperlence In thin field and hie general background will contribute V ’eatlv to the function* of title eeorlntlon," eald David. "Charli** (lover, former mana­ ger of the Labor Dlvlalon baa liern appointed to head the newly form* ed Ineuranre Dlvlalon of the A*eoclatlon," according to David. 1 Clark Cable, aa an American ntwaaaper rorreapondent at a. tinned le Mnarnw, marrlra a Kuaalati hailed dancer (Cene Tierney) In IhU arene from "Never Let Me Oo." M-C-M’a excitement, parked drama opening on Sunday on the Hlta Theatre ecrern/ ■ t W F P H Ih K I.U IIIIM Tim giallaivk*tii«r #irtfi*- rauorl** M the ilealars oh the Ssrifnnl Hint** f armer* Market for |ir»ilu<a Bold to rurWara ami I>*rUm iim in jimo ii.m Mar it . Means, PriHlralhr all plrklnifs *«• Inir in runnerr iVlery, I'r ip i I I’nile lido It fin t ’orn, llepamllna Hrotle and 4'ouni ‘'ran* J oo. 3 3', f‘itfumhers Ho 11••ic1 sou* n no j:**r>luftu Mo Juki J.fto* i.r.o <»km No ('♦-He, lllHckeyed Hu llj»r 1.1."* 1.50 PeiHiers Hu IInhI. t.75• 1 jr» ItiiiliMtiep S Jt« «'rule l !••* 2,uo T o f i t l i I i»e» Oo Hi ♦ r o l e rt 00 iVnteriiieliiriii Hotii to* l Jft I "I I I I I * nrannoN Hot 1.00 Onijiefruh, I >1 |i >im| tnm until*' 11n4 i 11*» fila ibrii Ih.b 2 f l.l.A f i 11 vnrletlaa nnolui e r«*« Hvad mi Honfnrd Htnie Fnrniers MorUH from in om 11 rn. Mav I<* 1<• lot00 * m. mv 27 Total r »*reIpi» ».9fi5 uni kiitfe* lie mo ml p)fin. murk it loireh el m i i| v . Hn|i|»M«e light mi «itrue, ilrmnnil tiifoleriite, 11111r N I etr/tdv FORT CAMPIIEI.L, Ky. <Spe­ cial t - I ’fc. Jackie It. Wilton, of ( o in pa i!y "D" ftOUrd Airborne In­ fantry Itcglmrnt, 11Hi Airborne Dlvlalon, and ion of Mr. and Mr*. O. It. Jtitfg*. lit. 2 . Hanford, juat rem itiy rotnpleted hi* 1Ath para­ chute Jump. Pfc. Wilson entered the Army In January lu ll. He volunteered for Alrlmrne duly while taking bnwte training at Fort Jackaon, M. C. After graduating from the Alrlmrne School at Fort Henning, (ia.. hr waa BMlgrird to the 1 1 th Alrlrornr DivUion at Fort Campliell, Kentucky. Ilefore entering the Army, Pfc. WlUan attended the Seminole The "Recognition of Service Program" for retiring teachera will be held Sunday at .'1:110 p.ni. at Allen Chapel A.M.K. Church. The teacher* being honored ara Prof. J. N. Croom*, Mr*, Jeanne TALCOEGG Dial Soap 3 V 32c hicken of n t f . Tuna Fish CT heM ea Corned Beef 49c Chop. Ham 11 Armour n*. Cat Armour* | A , , Sausage Vtrnna Armnura J N , , Treet < Star Corned Beef A;r.“'* J fc ANN PAGE Moore ar.d M»*. Itu»a llntwu. The main speaker for the ocri*. *lon will he Dr. It. V. Moore, President of Rethime Cook man College. Muilr will be furnlihed hv ( loom* Academy1* Sand and The Seminole County Teacher*' Choru*. Dr. Mary McCloud, of IlelhuMc will la- platform gueit. The public I* cordially invited to attend three nervier*. High Srhool In Sanford, where he lived prior to hi* Indurtinn. FAB BURRY'S VEL Ctrl Your \ b n ir ol Wivim/i on A i l ' i l>< p r r u i t i h l » Super-Right Meats Swift'll I’romiiim Hull or Shank Smoked fill MY y W o w Dog Food Argo ■Glow Starch Firmon Young Fryer* For Salad* For Cooking Gulch Frnaen Mazola Oil Karo White Syrup A - Jax Cleaner J Palmolive Soap 2 Cashmere Bouquet, 2 Recipe Marshmallows Young Fryer* Soiicr lllehl Heavy Chulee llerf Sener lltehl lionele** Heavy ( hide# fleef Suner Right Lean i.iound beef WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Phoi OtJHOWNTRNORKIZKDIIICKOKYHMOKRD fH fc S M Cracker Jack X Buy s ) GEORGIA GRADE “AM—D A D WHOLE S & M S . f Fruits and Vegetables fioMm Ripe >V Bananas h v m ii FLORIDAORADR A Candy Pay Corn TEMPTING Boki*ry Lb. 69c 5 / SWANSON ItONKIl i>>iniiiiit YOUR HAMS ,/' orwhole lb- 6 5 1' 1 OUROW N HKLKtTRD HAHY Breakfast Bacon Beef Liver Lb. 69c Lb. 49< t>*an Pur* Center Cut I WI I I Sharp Ground Beef Pork Chops l Cheese Uk, It iih yuur Kir Col galePalmolive.Peat Coupon Thighs or Drumsticks 401 Went Thirteenth Street 23c With yuur 1 r ColgalrI'alwulive.Peei Cuuiwin JUICY, DELICIOUS, TENDER OCNTKAL KI.OIUDA CHUCK FHKIOZK ANl> STORAGE CO. MRDKJM .11)111. Pfc. Jackie R. Wilson Service For Colored Completes 15 Jumps Teachers Is Sunday and Mr*. Clarence Drown of Jack­ WATKIt SUPPLY sonville. 11rul Mr*. II. L. Smith of GAINESVILLE (Special) — A Coral Gable*. Funaral aervlaa* were held Mon­ week-long program for Water day at the Wilson Funeral Home Supply and Hewerngo worker* — at Lake City with the Itev. W. O. the Iwenty-flrit nnmml — open* Luttroll officiating. Informant fol­ here on tho University of Florida lowed In the Memorial Cemetery. rumpii* tomorrow. _ Active pallbearer* were Hob The program, the grillin'* mi­ pavilion, Harry jtlvera. Harry nimi ahurt cmirae, 1* under the BoherO, 0. Mliell, W. W. Page, direeilou of the Henornl Extrn*lon 1. I?, Garner and Pro** Sandlin. Dlvlalon of Florida und the Florida John McCnLkcy and Walter Hack- Committee on Water Supply nnd Sewerage Education. may. Jr. WIMon Funeral Home of Lake City were In charge of arrange­ I Some Mongolian tribea put *all ment. In Ihelr tea. Lb. 43c I'rlrr* In Ihia ad effective through Saturday. May MORE GOOD FOOD FOR YOUR MONEY Husband Of Former Martha Stovall Dies State Farmers Market Leo Lcalle. 44, died early Saturday morning at hi* reihlence on K ilt SI. John Street during hi* deep, apparently from a heart S tack. lie wa* a native and llfel)g resident of Lake City except r five year* that he *erv«d In e'N av y and two vrar* In the Army during World War IL Mr. Loillo waa engaged In farm- f T 1 I I 1 1 I V r 1 ■ I Lb. 69c I.ARGK EGGS 6 5 ' IHIIKCTFROMLOCALFAHMHTOYOU HMYHNAMAID FILI.RTHOF ; Deviled Crabs Flounder Lb. 5fc 2 for 45c 11"V1( ri* U- ■ >rj' | T"V ' 1 F' ' 1 mTJcT---------- -------f-.jflr— Peas' 19c IRHT CUT V m i 6 3 ' FI*. No. 308 C a m TOMATOES Jt* A L GOLD FROZEN 8UN 8WERT FACTORY FACK ■,M. .. r T i TOMATOES Qaai* I GIANT SW EET BEANS i �£9 «v ; Opposition Arises n StateGOPRanks To J.LGuildmartin , W A f i l i n r a w T T O p i n i o n to the us/asible uppiiiiiimviu oi James L GiiJIm nrtln, M iam i, on federal W tnrney for the. Southern DUtrtcl « f Florida hu.n conn1 from two Min mi republicans. Florida senator* Holland anil Smother* n o w released an exChartin' of rurrespaiulrtice with Joe Millpr J r ., president of tho Dade rnintiv Young Republican Club; and Wesley K. llntrlsim , 0 0 1 ' stole committeeman from Dade. M lllor wrote that he had seen reports indicating o imhlle hearing vyituld Imi lu-ld on Gullinarlln's 'Mpiolifn'oliono and Garrison said nilllm ortln bail hern a legal resi­ dent of Florida Ipse than n year mid only recently hud been ad­ mitted to legal praetlec in the .state. N eltncr (iu llm a rlln . M iami attor­ ney. nor G . Harold Alexander, Republican state chairman from Ft. Myers, was available fnr com­ ment Immediately. (iuilm artin was reported in Woshlngton recently taking an orlajptation course fnr the Job at theDepartment of Justice. Ills nomi­ nation ha.s not born sent to tho Senuir by President Kisenhnwer. Holland and Smatbers wrote Miller and Garrison llial on Smithicn Florida rimnlnatlun lias yet been inaile by Hie President and added: " I f and when M r. Guilm artln's name Is sent to the Senate we will lie glad to advise the com­ mittee uf your objections and ask that you and anyone else Interested V (lie appointment he afforded an opportunity to testify before the co m in lltie l" The nnmlmiliiin would first go to Ihr Ju d icia ry Cum mi Her. then tii the Senate fur eonflrmatlon. It ad in IVoffrnnifl STATION WTRR Dial HUM INI in 2ftl IK 1 Gil l.i 7 10 1*. ft * '•* lo Hit t H 1'* l'» 3't IM •• 1 1 (HI • M. $ t; «; i; i, i l i l t I t s t t t t l ‘. VI. 'V '.r l-I At His Kl#*tittfgr N »*ftvH MtiHi #1 Itriiisft ft fijirirfti 1 \ i ti ft M lf ( it i»i k»n* 1ill \ i T «aif *1 klMI'W V *illr h \i * Irr N *■ \\ ►. M Dull -ll 1HI i’l 1il ller 1IllK Hlit 1ll#f■«* 1! l-a ft. ll) Itrmitl* 1IH( l*r»»»it N'lxhi t t illiiiif i i aid l . l Nillfttlftix ft! 11*»lit 1* W illi Muvh. A ** Nl* ftft’M l llil III Mrr» ft #r Hint* «»ff •'It I I I % V 1. 11. ii Ml* W #' lei'h JutailtMr## #, 1(1 S v ftft ft ii Mnrhltkif M H oftlm * it Itrpv.r l fl ,'a U N ••ft*i« Hi* V #11 u r i o .h **1ti h N**n s* ft kkii Mlmlls Al A 11IlkII. I* ft Hi* t 'll 7 :as ft !Ui h r. *i' (oi Ii I "• ?H » I (HI V III Id I d io ,r. n on 11 an 11 m i. n .. i ( fm I M i i r n l i i i r l|r v nl In ti m 11(ir ini>ii v T I m i «. WiiRlil AI .VI ii ii ft' (uri ( T hne H » 11V-rj r r i Piir-tii.. j'lfftti i1 "!*rn dr* Wlii*r«* Aim#'Id l-Vjftr in Treml W k - ............ iTriU«*ftini h ii .I Hf(»r Linvinif |tntni I*. UKrhhi \lt.HiJim V rirkiv 1*1*11 til i n #tti,vi ( Till tii i'r rift rr U orlil Vi Nut'iii I It •Il %I I*, ftl. thill hi fill ItifyfO'f V?ii* it;ill \ •|TrI |««m •hi. f.il Hr*' HI If ft I'l'Mff i'itril i ■i . i ' Id | flit I to *.fill (ft \ niff h « n.i I .5*1 N* is * I V. reMiftV Mm Iftire %fit# Mll4 None Ihifirl* i *m W tii hi ,\i Tilr#if f r. Tiiiliiv't* Htin* 1 2. Hi m I um llnrul ITi»NMfti .i it) fhlft ii ml I l#iit|llnn» 1 IS fthiftlfti I <nv ei h iToKrum I dn Mild i lull I in •Ve*%'ft ♦ r . ltdd i 'Iii Ii 11Mi .Mil r Met llifftorl ,* Hi) Tl»« llhvilim Ilnur A ( L HKKKN ft F U F F T A M P A i# — The Atlantic Coaxt Line Railroad has asked Federal ("hurt to keep Hoy city of Ttltnpa frnm enforcing an ordinance re­ quiring Ihe Installation of modern d fslgnnli at 17 erosslngi. Civic Lcuders Will Meet Cappella Choir Blues In The News By BO R A N T H O N Y u r .t Mil T lir s v t>mmla»(qn fori liar re* i.arara lit* rluhl In raiacl any ur all I'lna. .tit Mils will rrflrei all *(anm( lilililrr mnai train city operator .nn uny tuiuliiniriit nftarad In any ll.l'l. ir am-h hlil la arerlilad hy City 1 ‘unimlafll'iiiarfl. All rmiliunrni hlit un mini tu»ri i-iir nl Htmtard Job t*.|ulrrnlriilu us umv ha *atebl|ah<l1 hr City nf Hrnfnrtl. i r r ' f V H A w ro R t hll*. Is f.rin o n C h y klniinnrr May al. I 9f.3 $140 D a m a g e T o C a r Kiniil ILitKiug Tennis Asked l*\»r Koporls tienslon navtiumls might de'eat tin debt. 1,’U prn|Hisal tn help Hie ilUabled. The Senate previously adopted A bill repairing regulullou uf such a proposal, but II must runei'll r In a House amendment lo exempt driving schools was passed bv tin loll roads serving no more than House and sent lo (he ...... de D rlv lot for inviting ns nboard their three emmlios. 'tills would permit log iMskruction would h • snlilei I Ip luxurious yacht and to their home use of las money on Hu- lower regulalinn liv the Stall- Highway after the cruLe nod the wurnu-st Tam pa Ray bridge now under eon Patrol d i m lor Trucks of Hirer Inns und over of "farewells" in Mr. and Mrs. strut lieu Hiillivan. I Imve had the ......... privilege ............ i-ge Debale on Ihe turnpike im-.isure would he required to prut -el their rear wlu-el» with flaps under i bill if working fur I.t. Sullivan for In the House was for Ihe mnsl part [Ii'- |uiMt yrnr nml my n**pi<ct calm anil ilcIUnrat * in cniitra .t \<> j;a*s*»«*(l l»y flic Him him It* lirynnil d(*«(-rl|itluiL I'll *uy Ihr n u rin y uitfimirnt Ihnl t»»nk Hie Senate “ *» h»n(r" Imi not tfouilhyo •‘S u lly" place in Ihr Scnnlc and in a piddle Selnml MiiMi-y Yardstick un,» “ f luck t(» you and hearing hefnro a II iuim * rom iiilllro T A L L A IIA S S K F . •»'- The value of fwn'lly nlwayKU *|*hc H u iir * granted a Hchlmn William D. I.c»nir. Brnmnn up aikcil renued and permitted I ’halr prouerty as.v-ssmeiils im lunger liri-nltrc, chrrkrd iihnuitl N A A H man Itlrin rd II SimpftOii of tin will plav a pari in fluiving how ir n liy «iifntr complcllnir hU Slate Ittiad Department tn sit with i much .tale money will im In u v»(hftii-nmy r rr romnirtlritt Iit*4*1 (rmnlnic ut thi* Nnvul T ra in - siKtnsrtrs of Ihe Dili mi the Utilise tuunly for school purposes If Gov. «nir ( > n trr in U rrn t |4nk(*B, III. Hill floor In provide technical Inforinn M cCarty approves a lull passed hy U a nntlvft* nf Cnry, III. nittl Ium lion for their use. Simiisoo is a tin- U'glsliitiire nra Ik ih t I tn thi' Opi'rniiniH former sits'aki-r of Hie I liaise nml The Senate completed legislative Ucpnrtiiirnl for duty ul>uar«l flu- daring hi* long service II..-re was action Tuesday on a bill lo tin une of Its sharpest parllamentar away will, the factor o( pm i.M ty Th«* Slut ion lifuelifill lia s values In detcriiiiiiliiij the utnitteam inns ‘jropn.nl iwu ihhiipji to M ncllill 'ey going to counties nluli-r the A ir froron orce Husc IlntM* Tim T ra m A|i Monday und m inim um fmmilalinn program fur ‘‘.Steamroller" Attacked Tuesday lilghl. Th a gatnl’s w*re T A L L A IIA S S K F i l l - T h e firinle public schools olnyeti at the A ir Kere« Rush In tlidliy ileleuted,,2tt ), an effort In Its s|Minsurs say i In - bill would rampa and the Unv "sleanm iller" ; loj inUytediale pas- tin ibis. iruntr Monday night 1 v5 i ;'T h *tyt y sage a Itill t o ; n ^ n irt 'e t irm a r The eoiiipllealed furmttl i Inf (Ji* mad* It a clean sweep hy Winning new dog ' ‘tax tx Hive ruv sue for added fmindutlun (irogram wilt Iw uniir* a Hose game Tuesday tdgld fi-:t. hi'icfilx to nld age assistance. iilelely revised. Mi*.v empltasis will fonight the H la tin n ,,’('natti will The settaliCN forctul the hill Inin he |ail an other ec unit m ir f acker* Jriyvrl'to KisshiintraUdikaitle with cnmmltHsV for study after •* Itrkt-f In cnunlie.s. tttr i tneenslle A ir Force Rase lint still ItM* tiebhte [|t. Which Sell t'opDttff-i hijiy'ir iln* i<sle.'t gift nlwMlnuit Im i ufi tiisluq i| r|ieu in r; c A ;:\ ^ 7 S ™ " :r v K . ™ . ' ® ! : ® I X # stale scbohl funds , 6] p m ^ T j e ^ r J a s a t "" Uniter llie mlnliiKiin foundnlim. whii-ll he sHid Monday T u n d n y . Game time were "manifestly ■ st'hm.l fund di.lrlluitiiiu plan, einm unfair." Dir the hiititi* itnrntft will |»«* lipio Sen. Johnson. (Jutim-v wlm Intro­ lies with low |im|:-rtv lax va lm j prills ( m o i l ( l l l l f» 11 r| 1‘liftirj \ miI* duced tins lueu ure <ud asked for Huns j:et luiiportlonntelv blej'ii I 11 Immediide consideration, said old shares uf iimiii'v from Hie siitn U m lri llie new fui inula Hie b t peopli- had liven b’ll tn Is'lleve (hrv would rees'lve on re r.ieh month immtli |gs'st Hungs in de lK iu ining enuni and had erlllri/ed tilm for voting shares would lie retmiis oil 1 [against Ihe hill originally in coni- state sales lax. auto tug « lies and L « w High C rerlp, ] initlee. Ihe immher of gainfully emplnyeil Huston 52 07 .07 Sen. F oim’ , St Augustine, said persons in the county. Such (hlu Chicago 4U ill Ihe hill would lake the m m-r emit as the value of farm products still Cleveland 3H tn of Ihu estimated two millions u will count, tint not nearly m i much f-oi Angeles 5.1 ut T in - hill was pushed hy (lie Mol year In he raised by the new ilnu New Orleans 70 nt revenue law that Is earmarked fnr Department uf Kriurntinn. New York 51 HU Roosters claim enmities hot. the old age assistance fund and Seattle (3 5(1 been slow, HM7 when Ho tits in v n n io n , isince siiii require that payments In recipients Washington 51 72 iruiii liegan, to r.dsi ho increased regardless of need. ■ed. foimdulinn progr Jacksonville 75 (Nl ir property iiss-sHe said the la-gislaliire uireuaily values nf their Miami 75 Hit fear of lusltig stun min incuts for feat had decided to give a muxiniu Tnllahaiscc 71 102 $i!t) it month to the aged and Hrjrn setuuil money. Jones and Miss Joy Hines, Ralph Gnssmnn, Tom Itmikes, ••Red" Gal lughiTi Clnyd Heston, my wife Dottle and (. Tbauks to Mr. hiuI Mrs. Itnumll Weather ,— r i l R S A N F O R D IIK R A l.D Jayeees A c c id e n t D o e s A Sanford doctor and a City A farewell party was held TursA delegation of civic leaders will tiny ivrnlnir aboard th# Raumiliat welcome the Reaver High School truck driver were Involved In a yacht . - , for , - ind Mr*. ,Cliiiiii* , . I*. A Cappella Choir when ihe alu- minor automobile collision ye.-ier Sullivan, who will soon be leaving i dent* r*aeh Ih-e-iU*-1 1 City limit. day afternoon near H e corner of NAAS and the city of Sanford fnr „ *;00 p.n).. today Forresl Hrec Srrnnd Street auJ San Carlos AveJ|elf borne In Waxabachle, Texas. mil,i«ger of Hib Seminol. nue. It was reported today by PnTliv yneht left the Sanford boat county Chamber of .Commerce t '-'•'Iff Hoy Williams works 11:10 p.m. up Urmard Munson skidded — l . at . . n.an ..... and . . . a cruised ....... is handling the .reception de } Dr. -----------white going west on Hrrtiiul Street ind down the St. Johns Itlvrrj tolls, uliununcril today. sod into I.ake Monrue. Everyone — .............................. before colliding with Lee Williams, The Itlucfiehl, W. Vo. .groin)! 1 ... . ] a jis.ft.li fc!... i... . «.. 1.1.s, siSi .1... is.ssisft..*. jlmaril agreed it was the coolest will appear at llir First Methodist llMmin e o rn b l Negro. who was iiiak .hey hud been In weeks. It was « i hnrefi Saturday nigld nt H:IS p.m ***** * 11 '"H ' " lltl ■* 1 1,v jraclo r perfect nigld for a cruise with n through arrange incut.i . made by | JJ1. 'd i (noted •nil moon providing an hieutn- Roger Harris of Sauforil, » former dauiuge to Dr Munsnii'e left iinr.dile ntmusphere. ' rear fender. ut the school. I.t. Sullivan was called to active student Ilolli drivers were urresled oi The slndents will also present a loty with the Naval Reserve In program al Hie list) ecnler In Ur charges of careless anil in’KligcHl April, 1051 and served as Kdm-a- lanilo. driving and later released pen.ling tlun and Public Information (If Memtiers of the delegation this trial in City Court Friday. (ieer uf NAAS front Ihe time Ihe evening will include In addition station was re-activutej. During to Mr, llreekenridge. Judge I) nig their stay In Sanford at itlH:! las Stenslrom, City Manager Taut Orange Avenue, the Sullivan fain Lemon, Police t hief Hoy Williams Hr have made many friends both and Mr Harris civilian ami Naval wbu will be Although Hie total money pledg­ sorry to sea tln-m leave this city. ed nr eolleeled to date tn ihe San­ Mr. Sullivan will lie officially de­ S ta te L e g is la tu re ford Industrial drive yesterday tached from NAAS on Monday, passed the ftSS.WX) mark, Halim Juno I. (Continued from Page One) T. Cowan, president uf Sanford In­ Fried chicken, potato salad, beans and potato chips were The am-.ndnient was described dustries Inc., tmlay appealed In all served aboard the yncht niit'l i aH •* eonipromlse between opium teams which have not vet sub­ ........ rn,' dancing'ami*group, ont* “* any kind of a turnpike and mitted their rc|Hirls to do so as guests singing of such songs n* “ For lie’s jupptirttcx of the full length road soon os iMissihlc. Of Ihe amiiiint eolleeled lo dale n Jolly Good Fellow”, “ Deep In Member* or both factions wore the Heart of Texas”, "The By**1 represented among sponsors id llie m ajorlly hud been raised prior lo " S " Day on Tuesday. T h u tlrivo of Toim* arc Upon You", und **8n, too prnnmal Long, It’s Hean Good to Know Wet'- <»•»*>. Volusia County, from will continue with every effmi mVim" In honor of Mr. and Mrs. 'he cast roast area most violently ing made to reach the iKai.nod imposed in ibe turnpike, lolit Ihr amoiml deemed tiv Mr Cowan a* Sullivan. After llie cruise, Mr. and Mrs, House " I f we've got to have i being neees»arv if llie lin ln -lilu ll Itoiimlllnl Invited the group to turnpike, let's limit it to 110 miles." /alioti plans for Sanford are In ______ _ _______t Ibrlr home on Palmetto Avenue, (,'iilih, one of tin* sponsors of Hr.’ cnnthme at a rapid rate where the party riiiilliHird, Those' antendmeiil, said lie plum to vote was doubt that enough inniiey was enjoying the evening with th e . against the hill Itself, guest* of honor were Mr. und Mrs. before Ihe Mouse look up Ihe hll' available lo do tins. Son. Collins, Tallahassee, said F. K, Himmillet. I.CDR. ami Mrs. which would authorize creation uf T. D. Piitnam, LI. nml Mrs. I, N. a special hoard with aulhorilv to Ihe House already hud passed a Row man, I.t. and Mrs. II. IV. .Slier - 1issue loll nwcmlc homls und build bill earmarking part uf Ihe dog man, Mr. and Mrs. George Powell,! Hie turnpike, il imanliiimislv Iratk money tn the pni|m«rd new Mr. and............... - - - -Mr. nmf' adopted a isroposed cons IHut Ion al program In give rrllef In physically Mrs, Don -Taylor, Mrs, Floyd Grisham, Hill flrenttun amemlmenl In prohibit mo of unv disabled anil tliul for Ihe Senate _______ it for added old. age if andI Miss Datile Fourakre, Kmi lax money In Ihe future lo pay Ha' to earmark . . SEARCH A BA N D O N ED M 0 U 1L K Uft— Relatives! financing the xearrb for bmtles nf vivlluis N o tk e oft an airliner eraxh in the G air k r lc l-js mj diver* and tirrnssl over wreckage to foileral Inveslli t r T i ! r ? r f ?m m ® Ml-klStl I'llts ,wr-lll - tirbhir r n r lv u t In gator*, an atlvlacc said early today. me Ilffli-n Ilf Itlu r i liv l i.lerk, ____ _ « » n Capl. W. I,. Cleveland, M iam i. Iiiril, Fjurlart. m idi I >3li p in . .limn F la ., rftiren naval officer and — ' ----------- ei|iilnni*|it n l ull M forr * fmtiphinit fnr aviation ronauhant for tho group, it'Miiry tiiiul till 1111*1x1lull n* fillm id families Involved did not lull *: min i l l mile crawler type want it atatod they had ahuiulunrd i r u -l'T ur niliilniiini it.i itrnwthe aearch On i- tinrs*iv"tv *r, in n* rumtilrla Forty-*lx peranni woro aboard k wllli i-lBi'irt,- jiiiirlliiH. nrunk. f r u n Vivaril, liiittr tmrlrr. notfllar, lha N fltioM l Airline* DCJfl DC! fl whist It |,ri'-i*li-»nyr. S ir track spues am anil , . , nhneit plunged’ tuto Ihe ulf Fob. — G..ulf Fob, 1|. H. in tie pH'Wi-rsa hy i|l*s*l eoato*. Seventeen bodies be" * have been re­ Trnetnr in l*» cam plain w “ llh wiit; tirdruattn ttilllelmrl • df a IIIhie covered. If llltile tu nl cnpini-ttv, nr hvitraolir nnTho fiiHleut* conlalnltiir the panflfn lilillllii*er hlnrt* liuiUKlwt enger compartment hml not hern i Iic ic h ii nr rruMl *ni| loaitar— • nmeliliiu to he rumidnln With all . (JilOOVCVOC. /.in ii'lint nitunuirht, amt ■)•- . tlvereit to Hnnford. Klurliln. ....... - 01 HKIZED in.titkr " him list all aliaelimtnta, Ihnrwlani, ■ainnilMiil unit fitlirrn l*e), insist«r tax u j2 ''W [ 'B — Pvt. Jamea K. must *ill' tnIt niiri-tfleallnit* Oil all MArio, M, who neaped ut gun * inliinifllil Mil on. I from tho Air Force GuardGuilt hlilitrr niav aiitnnli on* alie here May ll, end hi* m I'f ik ii- Mil flfl rPMUrvI* tniMclani, pluit*. sir. fiuiil-nnil luartar. sMiliut*. ----------------------------aaro ld wlfe Sheila Rose, wore Jr lllil* will Im inihllrlr n cuitodv today. Inhiilulril ut 1:10 |i.in., i Mono wat arreated (ate Wed. In llir i 'nmnils»lun*r« ‘uinnilflHliinar* |p Runm, City Hull. Oanfuril, Klnrtil*. TahulatMl «day five mitea w rit of Ft. Mils will hr lirrarnlril In to lh« Ihr City to hllefttCuiiiiiitsflluii CuinmiiifliHii fur (ur 1-nnal i-niiaulrralluh al llirir nl l:nn n.m., Monday air iinrrtliiK ..................... crrh|nK. tuna ivih. lis t, 7 TMh rr I'liv Coinnilflfllmt rrurrvau tha rluhl ti.......caul Ih r luW«at and/or llir M in o r Page 2 Thnr*. .May 28 , IMS.'* I/Ctfal Notices iCanllitiird tmm Page One) Und Hade pinmotlniis during the t in : c m li t n r i m « m M i pasi year Some nl Hie projects .H lint:. hh m \ n .iiM in % i ^ n m i i v i » Wliieli made tills tmssible were as IN n l f • r AT L‘ follows L.V,’^ f »* M l \ f U M S r* . e «s f.i li i nmtiieHag a naming contest for the I win d c .T In Hu City Z : k If* Itivitallnu to llie New York Guid baseball club In >ralii in Sanli iil .! I'roniole Central Floi Id.i al'i ndauce to Ike M irnla Mate l.cagm- \I] Mur k >ins' played In Saidmd lad somuiei I) Uperu lion nl itn- .lavei.- tiifiirmiitlon lb*..m l>i convenience ol Inlirist.s A* 1' ok begun toward adding pic no tables hi ibe park on Seminole itoiilevaid ill "Ik) Void i brisk puis nbopiiiUM al ilome " T) Pro lie-led .on) published Fishing Map ol seiunmle i omilv .hi Awarding gold iidiing medals m iiiimly foi two jtiiimd Pass Nation wldi puhlii pv .uerued from entry nl r'lanees (loots' VI or. m Miss Floi i a I1.giant and la ke I'ounlv W atertnelou Festival In eonvliislolt. Mi Steitstrnnt added, ' The growth and belter ln \ l.l. i ii I : l ft11 *i ll ^ \ M» i* i ii D li. L . T . D O S S c i i U f o r n . 'U T o R HOCKS 1* III I-* — 2 In i ......... m ur» V ilu.lt* lidlftk I'o lM n u D li. H . K . ItlN O riim nPK A crow Plra«e rail tor appmnliurnt Phnne I 7’t'f — 1 1 lii III 1 (. V l R o ( I I I kt'l 1 a» % M i | „ , V I ! 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Wo must wntk faith fully to limit: young men into mir nrg.iiiM.itnui and to train them for li'iolei slnp oi community hotter •m ill indy In tats manner cun wr ftlieeocd ill meeting Hie Heeds -d (mi it I/i'ii rv mi i n i: i n i h r ^ i ft i t •if it ft i *i *i ■ i n •*»: ii . \ I.. i *nt oi ii ft i , 111kt I '.'iii m ol. liny *.*. INilhftlolhloftVfti N > ft ''ftt'dli • toi'l.t io ' it,i y in* ft-♦. v ftftl*’.I II Mil Ito. | V...» Il) ill. ( It. I« 1 " i»l Hi *»Hkl Tni .'.ml.toh t okitiftft l*)ofthhi mi k'harit.rv for .11 v••. • I'l-riint me lo ib.ink each olti \ ‘ h* *11" l I ftt||. ,.f vy ft, i I ft- I! |(| I. I \ I Mft T » I, .......... 11f r i r m i-inbir of llie Imard. and H i ll \ non d .1 1 of tin- oriuini/atlon fm vom Inn* rn oiu ration Ihr iii'ti tin la n Voiir etimls Imve made mu Si . i a -n e n -.s I have etiimed si tv oh : von as vonr President " I,i loot, lilt' Vel, .III - i n * 1111 nil AM*-- od "I want von In know <.li,-t I apprei into what llmlg lias tillin' for ii I ealinot devide the (In ' lo llie ebllt thill 1I nn; did, so d i up to \ou fellow s to In Ip no to imii ti ,is isissihU* Mi Miles' first ael was to dls i -I S r Ml 11 . Hill *1 » ol S M l • l.l I ... Which one has that MONTHLY m s IHUW CHAMPS. ’ KIHVU". MISIRY Vimi 11hi. limy nuf ha ftlv|K* tu hiJift kliMA lit*..I, inftytHiii JlM«f> hn>V ruth ikk.su i 11 "i maitrl liwv* ikiutL ’«"«** >*ft*" w.vi ns.- k«>T> ymir *»*•itl isftf vhinm: "I Inim- lav* (h-lft'l Im* ‘HI'- Ififtl i» tturv vvin. sh. vva ill# i-I rn.in frnm (ellI nl r Ht.r ya* n11kI rfimp* lm< *'*lft»i inni) i hi f U1*1!*" * I'aiM.** ft Hftihii. it i|ftfriul liitkiltiini* liliro lt 11II*Mr.I I ft Iliti■I!m ttftI*1* l»f , IfftfI* 11, fi, I |v tii •ti i # ii k1.(I H '*I *' ft ft Hi M•* " e■vi v.'V ' *11«I IMUftllhlft (11!*#ftft A lull# pi n e u nli Hie ri'iiubir June ih Im i till, in order i'ii.it tin* eluli Innld atleiid a loiltl i'H ie elldl n o 'in . lo lii-.ii Francis \Vft 11•lii ..I peak on June I f 4‘ft •.ltd Hv II .U> hr(|. !mi11st r»*h|ftb |T»I- ftIVf rftdl Ifinn* muv mini i h nr r v tii*io *s ftiol sufT«'f o*tf I#*m il ftIkl Ir *s J ottk III*'!* ntlilt.ll |T»>.-1 ilf).I »lr**ii l.etirr \*k ft'oir «lf nl rr for ft'nr.In i ' Sa/ ■ 1•«i **f «<•". r j|fr i •.Ifa.oi 4r»*etfmI# »i(iTM,,ifa «if trtPMft fIftftf illiltsif Uff I1 I.nft *»f » »##%r f FtlWIH mCitf i |(i»« fugfCv .fi*A«Mftft*rf A R D U M MONTHLY o m s • CHANGE or u r i - i i« m i : i : n i i s m y s t f h ) y VH h Tin* mv sicrimis I'1'i-mti in o f.isiiionah! - resident ■a *i k ago w as marked "closed' toil.iv lollnw lug Ibe soleide of i(vi I OVV' •I 1'iini Ivb-i du e l o( llie sheriff's s*i iriiiii.d Inn -,m nf investigation sail ic i-unsltli-'cd the homhinc c.i-' In- -I "Ut v iew of the suicide o' Mis It nil. Ilnliey F a lie rlv . It M i- Fo be itv 's nude Itudv w .ifo'iinl \\ cdni-sd.iv luitiging ill a elo *' at Hu I'ntmi Im ld yii Fall -i Iv was fomnl uncoil s< m In i borne following llie ins lii unis ( v plosion May It) Part of 'I" bouse had I. eo wrecked H IM . V N I t O Irrigation (6 .1 is r . RSI I T 11 Jj't 7 11)71# ^ fj*ij; 1{ T O. landtv ft’la. h ill Orlando 2-197*1 (oiled (''or l,'m* K>liiiiiilcs O n ......... • I nvv it S j ii in k lin g S y s te m s • I'n m p s • W e lls • I loins- W 'n le r S » •tents you it SOUNDEST MANK UltiNG HUTS INVESTMENT HKEsSFH SI1,IS CIGAKKITK I.It;IIIH U S Good hualdi , tho Iqmft iuvuHtmciit yini can mnko . . . Im Htijiported l,y F O U N T A IN rihhI I 'K N C I I . food. IVrft'ction dairy priKiucta offer it \vldu vnritdy of charged ring ■ d-’arrter ami wax ocr 12,500 boml. ■ i ■ t About half the blli,Hnc*a In tho United State* could have been nr?v*nt*d bv proper rrtrr ritva the National Hoctatv for tins P w vantlon o f . Rllmhiesa. — v lT ‘ ft 1 hoiiiiiI l» K N , und S K I ’S iitnirUhnient at l . l v A 'i 'i l l 'l U GOODS I(m dulicloli.H Itent I'or feet ion Goo|mntllvo httiriets tiro ■ owned nml opemtet} hy p en tral Florida dhlrym cr . . . meet rigid Hl-nntliinlH lo aWII'ACTH iimtiro maximum food vaiuo — nlmolnto work purity — fiirni-froah prcMliictH. invent in tho bent ........... Without chotMt! tiiilry product* by KI/KCTItIC HHAVRHH CAMERAS - KII.M S tf/ B S S U>n, m$ « U p o rtw to E R A T I V I * *4. a.a- . n .*■ v„. • ! S’ ■Vftktkil^ 4j'i*i fMftW'flS D A J R IIS T tvenlldh and Summerlin STATIONERY F b o n * IQ f il * f U m m m m m m . M ■ M BLihVe A >s*. fe rn ../ ‘ -v - . u .: . -liAfcaj.. . . . | ffl :iiU'i- . ■ ^ ' ‘•-■j' �Unit4£dy J6b Thuis/May 29. t i l l Washington Letter Bu s in e s s b a r o m e t e r By Senator George Bmathet* aince the end of World War II eighteen men have ported as Premier of France. The moat recent Premier. Reno ■ ■•laklUh*4 la I SUM PaMta>a4 Sallr ««r«pt Mayer. Inuted only four months. Hla government fell when I« ■•Mir. rhtlslmas ••* Nan he fulled to get a vote of confidence which would have grunted him greater executive power*. It Ih not likely that h|M siirrenHor will laat much longer. tt ln s i i m s l H aas m a lla r brnatj! Commute* of wlit.> By HAM DAWSON The Frettrh Parliament la made ijn »*f a number of poo•nl*rr-•vr*,•, . *<« r»«« .member YORK <C»-Sleelmrn are at S aalarrl. r ia r o la . n n d tr *n lltcul fnrtinna. nnne of which fi.an an operating majority. To I |..«h ( htHI, aU !l iTrpUf.v I how n„„,h |M1s<!r ;|,rir •t t'aaKtaaa « l **«•»•► * 1*71. ■ n r u v i i i.. o s : a n nelert a Premier and make txiiicy, a number or purlieu muni waling. «a.t agree Dial h(,ad|„nB production rale will conKtfltar eminent Is a.part af he „ „ ,fie nlilnilUy o( ,h<. tong t»e willing to compromise. A h long an the compromise IhbI h r io r u m .* » * : * * way of life, and that bl„ , nPM bomn. Iln a ln M a Slanaaar a Premier staya in power. A h noon hh a mHjor difference of iKlitu are Hue nil c liens. So,„p |pp tlip WPaknfM 0, ■ I ’B s r n i r n o r nsrrs opinion nppeara he falln. n , Carrisf ........ ............... I ha a/aiTnf rrp!ir/!iJ aUlr* ,Cr" P PricM ,hr *lr"* »*Sns that Many Frenchmen urc growing Impatient with coimtant Oas Maatk b , L . » the mad scramble for steel may T s o t M a n ia s ............................... cluingrn In tlie government and there have been oevcral nug...I .hnria rS in iil.l^ hv ,'r <" I** «"■ ! months. If not W91*,. ■IS Maalbs ..................... gCHtinriH for improvemontn. It may l»e that wine political op * T s a r ...................... I » i.h , WferP e?,r ,:H n ,.l Sir»P h« » • traditional roic as All aM laarr aallssa. rsta* .10.1. u h . l a V a c f r l a ! . ' barometer for (he Industry. Teadcrp In France will be able to gel action on thcfln reforms thaaka. tesalallaaa aa4 aallrPs < t nil* .1 aalmilnr to n"* whl1*' scrap prlcrs have been s a i s r t a l a n s a l fnr Ika > « . » « • before too much longer. O u m i taken I . dropping, the price nf steel finished rsU la s faa4*. will k* rkarn»4 Fortunately all the men who have nerved hh Premier of n ^ v e r be retricSd n,, , cu.tomer*' anerlflcation* his France hnve tried to maintain a certain continuity of • Stile he|on« to thJ h' - n « oln« “ P And almost to . a * ir«H > l* f N a lla H a llv Ur Im Iaa4 N sw saaesr N * a r»* »B la * t»»* . foreign policy. It Ih likely that the nchediiled Rig Three Slid the Union belongs I IhJJ1' ^iTher* n^m'rlaVa* ln> a>l*ld ia » ., N s w I n k , C f c l* » « » . n s lr a ll. |. a mistake, we cannot' t*1®* further prlte rises In steel conference will'lie held and that Mayer'* miccc.snor will par­ Kaa sas C l t r *•■ l.nal* II i drr (lUtt. ticipate, Franca Ih ntlll a major power and one of the key hese, and many other re* . Mast steel mlllshsve torjr ordor nntlonn, in the Weatern dofenao plan. Hut until a stable •• |r»••ji11v frirotii fttrril f»v fllll'i Ihro'IHn SoptcfTlbf'r government exlnt* In France, which cun make decinionH with Islon In the Interior and A"d moetexpoet produrllon tnstsy Affnlrs i.u.iifi.i.iFr Uuinmltlee in to nni.i l.ol.U<,'‘Kh till....... the, end eomc dagreo of confidence In Its own powers. Its role will ■r.aiMHi /si.nira -»...... . — ,of r the , year - . There ,-------hearings on the Hawaii and Alaska » ■ conslderahl* tnv? between neccumml.v l*e limited. .lalebun.l bills. It could be th*t. tnioklng an cctler and delivering The Sanford Herald I'he President. And Golf va Some «>l the rommcntH about I’rcHldcnl Elnenhower'n ■t fondnrpa for golf nrc mndt* in the: mono Hpirit of Irreverent fun (Iwil iH mo rlmractorlntia of Amcrlcnn humor. NVo Joked ih (ilH)iit Pre.sident Trtimnn'H plnno; it Ih nntiirnl that there l» I'liould Ih*Home Hpoofing of the putth Prenidcnt F,iHenhower ed ( u IIh fo njnku nNot all rernarkH made about I lie Prcaldenl'n golf game, however, are ho good nutiired. Home are made malleiniiHly by petty pruplr who would like lo create tin* imprcHHlon P,l Unit the PreKideiit hpcik Ih too much time away from work. 4 that he i* more intereHted in being a good golfer than in „ 1being a good PrcHldcnt. Few HoriKlhle peoplo will he fooled h.V Hitch nonneiiHe. m There in no more (axing Job in the world thun the Preallly dency. The bourn lire long, the deelHioiiH thnt nniHt be made ot everydny feigh heavy on the PreHldent. lie needs relnxntlon time away from the raren of Htate to rebuild Ii Ih Htreiigth mid rent Ii Ih mind. e» isjoHt Amerlcunn. even thonn who disngree with him on t« mattere of poliev, are glad tfi'AR* the PreHTdWnt'tAke.nn ini* felligenl Hltifmle toward recreation. They hope that lie up will uge every opportunity to get out on the falrwnyH and m- hit away at Min tiffin white hall, lie will lie a better Preai- l(c-Discovered Pleasurp Steelmen Are Wondering How Long Steel Production Rate Will Hold |and some are already r-«purte.t drooping Ihe prartire Mo*! .tee| companies have now raised prices on ti.e products they finish to a customer'll specific a linns. "Almost all products have been touched" by these nrlrr hikes, the Iron Agr, national mrlalworklng weekly, point* nut. It adds that "some weeks may pass liefore major steel consume*'** work up estimates of how much Ihclr costs have born raised bv slcel Industrv extra and bar* price Incrc ises" The price hlk»*i mean Increased costs In producing a wide range of consumer good*. Koine manu­ facturers will absorb Ihe rnsls Other* may pas* Ihrm along to you In higher price* Rleel company leaders, however Insist that ihr-ic recent price hike* hsven't bc-.n large enoueh lo re turn them adetpiale profit* on In after nil the facts are develop.-.l, 'he sU*j| to a customer, vestment* nnd »*lo*. the t'oncrea* will decide that it Scran prices are new dnwn They contend that base steel will be better in make Hawaii a around W a ton below the price prices must he raised again And county of California, Alaska . charged under government eon- they add that If current negoth county of Washington state. trols A ,0P B ' « nl *cr®P •» nnw lions wilh the steel workers unlnc NKWHNOTKH O FF T IIK C U tT 'lunled at 138 a ton In some nlares end In another wage boost, Ibis — Itv making <|iilck (light*, | have Scrap dealers report lhal demand addllinn.il rnst must be passed spent live of ibc pant six week- by the mills Is slack, and Inven- along In slid higher slcel prices ends visiting and speaking in lories high. They continue, meanwhlt-*. ot run Florida and am rlirer.-d to lea. n The pressure lo raise steel prices eve»)wl.rie Hint my stock Is high is being watched rloselv by many Ihclr mills at raparlty, keeping an eye on such major users as (lie srveml inonllia ago some I munufaeliirers Some have been t.'i'llugi. weic i uffl.'.l because » paying premium prices fnr sliol out., and appliance makers for any n-wspaiiciman Mill, whom I its.I lliry nail converted In (bell own •darkening In orders that eniild lalk. d ipii.ie.l me a. saying a inn particular need or fur foreign sled mean thr end of Ihe steel sera midl­ lort'y » ( Fb.ridiaiu cnnio to out Slackening In steel demind will and perhap* mean thr current bust .tat.- from ..ibei pnrta nf o„- p^gln j 0 show when manufacturers ness boom will have passed lls ro ii'ili). The C-n»UM llureau »>• slop paying thioe premium prices,: porte i ..fflrlally Ilia other day tli«t< -----------------------------------------------------------1.fidfl.glif. Floridian., or 67 per cent . . . a. whal ii.'lyiiig Ids stiilcincnl that hr can't write. lie point* out. however, that lie "icnlly has to sweat to turn it out, and I lust don't work fait •'Hough 10 write now* stories." iminu produce. by u,e right i As of now, Ibm plans lo follow NtHilnl M'Vrriil iiionthn hi( o to in bis liiulhrr's footstep* and ntu.lv bleak the logjam in the Federal u -isi-rvi, n s o i T ............a hut he'* not crilain that brill (miini.inicntious Uommiaslon wlii. li , ” 'N TH H PARK (Kpe. laH — law. has li.en depiivlng Hll per relit ,.f ."*n ',nK "r eUlma lie ca n t write stick I" >bc legal profession J(» liankcia to bo bos* of some kind ..... people „f the United Hlstea of •**» "( ,r’' . limy lie a newstclevliil.ui service. Willi action al " ,r 0olllnn f ollege almleiit of liilhit.ess pnper. ira.lv token hv thr Srimla to pro ""'"’'iwper ever had. vnl*’ jiflHlthiiiril liiNriiitf ^XMtnincri, Wlirn lir romplrtnl Itin v»'hi »»*® Two other (llm-inmiti students FCC now can . leur ita docket in' ' ditm >.f llie Simlsnur. which is urn attending llnllim, a w of them to .« great extent by an.i'hi-r >cnr (previously It wn* ’he student weekly at Rollins. Ihe influenced ratilnnte.l |, yeais wn.ibl be r** book-, showed a bnlnncr of almost llao's doHcriplion of Ihe smoll III. MUire.ll and I expert ll.e FCC to l-’I.OOO. In most previmia years tlie einl mis college In (Vnlrnl Flori­ da. Sin- i» Joyee Marie Millet, it* system of piinrities to 'goitr bad gore Into the red ilMiglilcr of Mi iind Mrs. (icorge (•MiiK ii|* MiimrdlMtrly i-hrpii from' pull wits itwnre »if tliln w Iimii lir l> Millet of M7-I Senator Place, in. It t iMru Mh Miwi.it, *U. kMorivlllr, W n m r pdltor In April of 1062. und is a ilsing sonlioimre. Orlun.ln, si l.miK I'iMilmrah nikI mid look «f«*fInit n Meni toward n Till' Ollier is l.lmla Hell, Mo11 S-Itill. who Ims been lirtive ill student affair*. She Is I lie .laugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Tliomna I. Mi-11vii In of ll I'J Springfield Place, and Is a member of Kappa Alpha Tbeia sorority. I.indis Is u gioduati* »f Wyoming WASHINGTON, (.ft _ The Rial-.Hull, and .Inyee nf Walnut Hills Department confirmed today it has high Roth were aetlve In high evidence that two ships owned or M-heol groups. operated hy Rrilith Hong Kong Ibm Is the son of Mr. and Mrs!' firiiih If•intjMirUmI CliiiK*M! Com K.igar K. Plrturr o f' llillcieil 1 mnnlsl troop* along Ihe China l>rive, f'ineinmili. Ohio. coxsl during ihe Korean W »rj It named (hem a* tlu P«r)co. • FAMILY RF.COVHRN > 1 registerrsl hy Wallrm and Co I,Id . • MIAMI Igu-A woman, tier daugh of Rrillsh Ifong Kbng and the ter and two children'ware corincer Mlrantar. (lien owner hy Wheellug lialay from Injiirlr* received nek Martlen nnd Co . also of Ifohg III llio crush of Ihclr nulomnhltn Kong and a . Florida Hast Oust rail The report w*s mmle puhllc at way freight train at a criming a new* conference by Sen Mundt Wednesday fR-SD). acting chairman of Ihe Tho driver and hushuml of Ihe SenHlr- Investlgntlnni suite.iimitll woman Stephen DoRognrskl, H3, lee which hail rc.|iiestrd II w h s killed when the uulnuinhilr Mundt s.iitl Ihe report leave* apparently stalled on the tracks "Ihe next sk-n up to the Rrltlih now.” He saltl It answers Ihclr cnntenllnns that prior tc.tlniuny concerning the ship Incidents was ton vague. The Stale Department report was addressed fn subconimilfee OPTOMETRIST Chairman McCarthy (ll-Wi*) 118 8. P alm etto A t a. MINISTERS KF.TIRDD M ONTGOMERY, Ala. 'AV-Eight minister* were retired Wedneiday at the Alabama Method!*! Confer­ ence Including W. W. Ilalilead, Knead*, Fla., and W. K. Middlebrooks, Creaivlew, Fla. Elected deacons Included Otli T. Guy, Parker, Fla. C H IID R IN 'S COUNCIL ELCUTS TAMPA lit— The Florida Council lor Retarded Children elected J Clifford’ MacDonald. Tampa, presliltot at an organliotlonal meeting here Wednesday. Only Dado. Duval. Hillsborough. Pinellas and Orange have units for tha work it praiact. 9 Other officer* n»med were Sir*. Robert lbold. St. PeUtahurg. flnt vice preildent; Hr.. Paul M Kc»»kv. Orlando, second vice ores. Ident; Robert Stcdcford, Jackson vllk* secretary; Julian Henry. Miami, irt-amer. u REAL-KILL m eet 80MB' TO U C H TO N DRUG CO M PANY TONIGHT and FRIDAY THE GREEN GLOVE SANFORD • O R L A N D O &:’.l7S^W U,ii„rlJr, Koilins h d i t o r Puts Sandspur On r r o l i t a n l c Basis A ll O ttlcih Fo r fu r r e n c y , Payroll* O r Tra tvs lrra Ot .Money Should He Marie On O r Hefore Frid a y, May J!'. llrtHsli Sldpn Carried lied ChiacHe Troops or to run a typew riter' w illi ipeeil •gnd accuracy- Not even tier good look*. Rut a pleaiant personality. Any employer can put up with a lot of m .ilaket in typing by »ome* one who it pleaiant alm iit it. Ken Ciuerniey, lorm etly nl O r. Undo and former p reiiilrn t of Rotary fnlernslm nali, hat been elected-president o| llik G u ll ’ Life Iniurance Co. of which lie hat been executive vice president for revcral yean. Gulf Life list jiu t dmrhlcd ill rapitaliratiun and i» iiiakinir greal ptogiett under G nerniey'i leadcnhip. Admiral llyrd ta yt he h a i reason to believe llial llie war lit Korea, will toon he over. Coming from inch a reiponnlile source, llie Adm iril must know w lu l he ii talking About. Rut if the war is toon lo he over he inuil liava information that( m oil of the reil of llie |ieople ,^T| ^ | ' ,IVU b id jc d I i I h n f f o r t . L n a t y e tt r " “ ”” ““ ............... lug* grom r)it* of the pb»y» by. Georgo.R crm trtl Shmv». T h e y rend tho "D on .fitiiu in H e ll" fleijuence from "M a n nnd S u p e r­ m a n . .......... . Thone who hhw und heard Laughton either Hingly or with (He group went RW»yr witfl ren«fMiA»'vnrencHH oflthe M>u|itv of tnplltktay l>«gln rind­ ing; aloud tvlffrth*!D»nmlHM It woffld lie hard foi'.amatdiirn to aL'Iiic've'the.MtMlKlanlH of, oxcellencv-o/ (lie pPofeaulMial iiftnin. hut utturapta to do mi'doiifd reauU-ln run Klid erltua- I ion ImiIIi. Safety (ilaHH Law I h I'on front ini* Drivers ” !L' jr _ In g. H }|},npJ alia* TALLAI1ASSEF. U B -lf you have a window knocked nut of your aiiln after Jan. I, IOSI, it will have lo ho replaced with safety glass All new ears purchased after that ilalo also must have safety glass. I'he art nuking this rnmpulsory became a law without Gov Mc­ Carty's approval. Also hemming ■ law without the governor's signature was an act empowering all Florida cities to Issue revenue bonds for construct­ ing bridle*, causeways, tunnels, waterworks systoma and port fa­ cilities. Several cities now have this power written In their charter. The new law grant* the power to all municipalities. DEPENDABLE Dr. C. L. Persons DICKSON & IVES will be *76e (S m 'A t G o td S e a t ) ALL DA Y WEDNESDA YS "U-DO-IT” LINE fjnne through August V 7 f.-uf. tsiar sun f r u S «u CONGOWALL Famoua Til#-Ilka Wall Coreilng atieadj InatalleC In oyar S millions Mnmea. 4V, Fwt Wide The coat per lain. tM Hew* reetdAtuig th« taking ol tW hill explain* hew the ihrhsp y * . , T . ^ t«k*n, and to whit ***** • P*r»oa is justified is ly * V * «o taka • ihrimpwhether tha trill ia p who gat takan ia 1941 Dodge Coupe* Special.......................... 1950 Chevrolet Sedan Power Drive» Radio* Heater* Special ...... 194? Buick Super Sedan 1948 Buick Special Sedan 1948 Buick Super Sedan 1949 Buick Super Sedan Extra Clean 1962 Buick Super Sedan Nearly New, 10,000 Mile* Now w i hare ALL DAY WEDNESDAY for our relaxation with families and friends, our Irlya to the beach, and peraonal appointments. Bo please keep our WEDNESDAY CLOSING In mind and arranga to shop with us during the ether days of ilia week. We do hope this schedule will suit your shopping convenience. • • And remember, Dlrkson A Ives U alr^endltloned throughout, for your summer shopping comfort. g m ft The only genuine Inlaid linoleum for on.grsdo floors, sit the beauty and rugged wearing qualities nf vlnly-plastle. ot Dickson & Ives �Social fcvcnJtA. Woman's ciub wni r ~ \Dj^ Aikens Honor i w n g m , The 1**1 event nf ||n> Woman' Club year will take pimp mi Wed nestlay when the grimo mcei* ,it Ihe club at 13:W |> in for a |.mm MU* Joan Winihl. h mnnhrr of cun Installation n( officer* will hr hr graduating class of Ihp Kenthelil ami rejervalinn* may hr wile l«lull School, wa« honored mailc with Mr* W II tiraexxUlist i veiling with a spaghetti suptelephone !»:< W lift given hy her mint and unde, Hoatrs*e* will hr Mrs John Mr. and Mra. jilck Aiken. at I heir Hick, chairman. **vlucd h> Mrs home nl lit Klliotl Avenue. The Paul Chritervw. Mr* r vv Ha ;u rt* were invited for 7:00 o'clock her, Mrs l* c Howard. Mrs and weir sealed for tile supper nt m James Hull Mra Srolt Wrllrr, mintl tables on the porch of Ihe • Mra. Niinimn Slawter amt Mrs e \iVni holin'. W. Johnson Al each guest's place wni a lari;*- while tdh trimmed In purple with Ihe KUeat'a name Inscribed f a b r n d a / L n nurplr, ('andlra were placed in '•otth'v in the center of each table. Plow r i decora I ion* throuifhmit llnTtU'RftDAY ** 1 .f pmi j’)r mim/ It The Juniui and luteim, j„, Royal Ambassador* win meet at BlB' " " ' J 111*1 #l*tt ( h" rtHH' th* First Baptist Church at 7 IK) imr* ...... Ihnii'jr the eveninn Mi«a Wright p.itl. The Junli.t Brother hood will waa iupsciiI . iI with a gift from tucrl al tlie Kiret Baptist ('lunch the III.-I (Hid hostess, Assisting In ervini; were little Mlaae* Peggy at 7:30 p.i i. Seminole ttehekah I sal go No ill, .uni Mi.ry Ann Wright, and lllnn Aiken. 1. O O F, Hall at 8 (to p in All I’lniln hy Jameson F.nlming the evening with Mi*» members are urged In attend as a During one of Ihe rnlotaldr oartle* oo» belli giico foi gradniiiog senior* of Seminole High VVilgp* were the Mitaca Ifosti Cuke practice will hr held. .*>rhonl are Hubert Morrla. Miss IJiill Billing. Ml* l’o*« i nke llnyle and I'omuii Speer, shown hai The Pilot Club will sponsor a Hoyle, I'oil fill tme, Janice Heel, ing a refreshing drink at Ihe luiftri snppri glie i l,, 111 and 8lt-. Ilatrs Wmiitruff. Thr Mavfalt I" Ann .Moore, Alice Brown, "Country Store” at Southddr Pri Inn ■ Srmlnnlr Cmitilit Club wan Ihe seHIng tin 'be dinoei mi Tlle'dai cieolng at 7:011 o’clock m iry School Fiafor Ihe benefit of tile thr He*v*-»lv tiiav. Ann Habom, Sylvia "Milk Bunk" at H 00 ou p in rn. The ; ‘ 'V '-’’ .l-urlit fluff. Margaret Mnr public la Invited to atlcod Tickets ih u ii , Betsy Ann Carter, Merlie W e e k e n d A c t i v i t i e s ------------ ------------------------------------ N D u n l i c u t c l i r i d u c ran he purchased from Pilot mem C ri's .i, Marv lain Copeland, .Maly Ann Wilke, I’nlay Kdwarila. Bever­ I H H . n NNOOII | Club Has Mretinn bors or at the door imiiMlay c>r r. S cheduled F o r U S O ly Benton, June Vance, Beverly H i Him mini ing Itngeis, and Judy Irvin, Alan Mr ritID W An interesting program ha* hem ' ’— — —• - ~ i in i .noI.. ,ii> Briilg'- 'lot. . ................ '" r" Janiea A. Wright, pai- plaiiiird The ,tegular .......... meeting of Ihe N tnr Friitay at Hie U S " in iln l.U Y W t p i|> is \ dog’s llf«' . In. Ii now uodei going teor United uJi? !‘! ^ Iw nnw . Mca. Rny R. Ihe form ill a sipiare dance In In. I ail hate i different meaning In ,..',Vu,"M d« V ‘Howard .......... |ion. Vnot iiist night"Mi llie Daughter* of thrCnnfnleracy, will \ 'r» tt- f V , h,1r Kr"'hlni"ther. Mra. culletl by Jim m y Clnssin The llollywuod Sonic lm al dog* live s;inf,,,,| \V..mini's Club building meet nt the Now'SmyrnaBench uvn.m 'i Margaret .Inner will begin al H :«t p rn and hellie Ilian people , t g mi ,, with nlmut si* home of Mra. W C. Hill. Mciuheis Wrl,fhl Bedfonl Aiken a cordial Invitation was issued lo They tire Ihe lucky caiiines whour 1i.thlp* .if budge participating. A of the rhnlitei will meet nl the day In all junior hostesses ami miners can make the grint-:' al the ...ji*Ii ' i insliu clo l. Wilson Dait.l l>t* H a r y D o l n i r f l home of Mr*. W B. Kiihv, MP snvy personnel Doohic I! tl.inch cu d u sn e hnatrl Ii i of Drlnndo, ivna picseiit In Magnolia Avenue, al 11:00 ii.ru Hy KAY HKNNINfiRIt A group from Ihe Sanford Sash- ry fin .tog* l.islcd among thr .o-*i*t ihe bridge eiithoslnsls Anyone drairing tiaiupoitatlon lo .Sunday will he Ooilary Day and ayer* will be present and refresh guests a n - |ioi* of *o'"c of the \ftri score* had been iidib'.l Mr*. the beach I* asteil lo eontaet Mr*, this Is a (Inal reminder ttial all ments will lie served Serving n-< hed known names m Mollvwowl Pr.*s t.laios nod Mrs. F K \n i. r* V lelephone IUII-J our friends arc invllrd hi loin host for (he evening will lie Al The plnce i, jaiiiui tl most of thr d.'ison were Hnmuineed a* Ibe B U N D tY ................ ......... ........................... iis In » picnic In be hold on laifrovky anil senior hostesses wil* tun • so reservation* oio.*t hr Ingh scoring pall f.n thi1 even A niciiiurliil service (or Brnlher oig It.'f I esIiMlenl s w ere i n i i'll made in.mills in adiaoce hood of laicnimdlve Knglneers will Schmlcrer’s lawn Fc*lfvltle* slart he from tilt- Sanford Pilot Chill Anutber event id Ihe weekend "W e ’re crowded to mu .13 due , l.iti i in Ilie evening be held al liir Flrsl Mclhmlist 1 -00 p in Don't forget to bring I lie i lob is being i *rti■■■«cd Church al .100 p m 'he free tickets which iiavc been will lie a wiener roast ami dance capacily rigid now ' «.nd Mrs MONDAY 1 'Iislriniili'.i ami wmen will emillc on the patio al the I fS( 1 This al Fdilh Kien.i*l who ..p ci.itis the "III the idea ot milling lo it* The Trnlniiig Union of ihe Hist {"'i to a chance hi win one of ihe (a ir will lie front 8 ini p m I.. 13 no ram h with tin ioid.aml Frnrst iii.'Mihelship nod I* sllill IIII lo lull- oi vuitous eenlinl l b , min midnight "Th e . a*oo is Hi.d ... many nt Baptist Clniteh will meet In tin- o.yeli prtres nor patrons have goto I,, |be eor ‘ " n*. including (tilando scvionl Fellowship Honni of the Memorial this ninnlh’s mecllng of Ihe Do i . oil,ei* of which were present llll.lllOII rdurational Boil.ling for a coveted Bar> Home Domnnslratlon ('loll 1 I cmmid Munson i* serving dish supper and Woiker.'* Council was a business meellng and plenli tend Hit funeral nl Ills lii'ntliri Ymi reach tl.. I •.nlil - F llaiud' lb . 1,0,Mil,in of the dob rnnuntt at 7:00 p ni. I oumlilneit and waa planned fur tJeorge tlppcl who dli'd on M.iv 2.' idcr Iravcbog mile* mci otipuvcd mid Mrs Irving Felnbeig. Clidi of the W S t ’ S of the today al Hurl’s Park 111 Delatntl tl the age of lil Ills home w is In ro.id* Into ,i rugged *i■doio of thi oe, ■it 11 in ii n of Ihe lefri-shltienl eom Flrsl Methodist Chinch will meet The fiunl meellng of the season Floral Park. N Y He was fm S.ml . Mi.on a Mould.uns The n It lee Graduating Senior I i follows: Circle No. 1 with Ml ■d the I'lanlatlon — Kslate* Wonian’s many years the manager of I hr place cnnsi I* ..I *umc low, ..................... i, a W . W. Dawson Jr ., I’.!1* Si'nM Ave ‘ lull was held InstWednesday al lam.ni* Palace Theater un Hitiiirl hmhlim:* m llt.l m < '.Mnulrtl iMn line, nl ililHl p in ; Circle No. J A |,,,u’'(Jw,nitii,,il llnjldiy Hnti*r In way in New York City yun Wlirn l a i m mI I \».i with Mliu I,indue .'Ipplr, k’titHi, DitLnnrl. Thirty three members When Mr and M h K h Km *»> Mr** Kirna^l ii ^n.ill rncr ( 'grk Avenue, nt 11:011 p.m., Circle were present and the following offi kcri went 1,1.rib to ait cm i then woman who talk* el. trlcally lo, :t with Mra, W, tt. lit Ins.... err* were elnctrrt to serve next griiiiilson’s wedding, they had in, ‘tbuiit her f a " ,rite *nhh’ct 2IU W o t Fifteenth Street, nt :t:00 p.m,(.Circle No. 4 with Mr*, linoly llemtati, 010 Weal Flrsl Street, nt 3:00 p.m.; Circle No. fi with MrsR, W. Herron, 2410 Pnlmelio Ave­ nue, nt 10:00 n.m.t Circle No. tl, Min. Carl Choriiemng, rhairmnn, at McKinley Hall, at Hum n.ut.i Cl refit No. H with Mra, Ben. Wig u ... ghrast Vereeron Avenue, M K tio fj.m.l - 1 • Wesleyan Hervlce tlulld at ft (U ii.in. with Mrs. I’uiii Boll, tllB W u l Hcvcnlrinth Hlreet, Mrs. Hobcil llagnn ns cu-hnsles*. TD I.S IM Y The I'Impel Choir Will meet *1 Dm First B Baptist Church fm " ' liearsal *t tl.lft p.m. the Dnilghlet* of Wesley -*ioi ilftv School t'lass will hold Its leg Ul*l hltsinrs* mid tmlnl meeting lio a S S S rfc Mil* Hea.ie Zachary. cTialrnmn, Mr*. J. P. Thurmond, Mr*. .1 C lDavis, »«vis M r. W A lHunter, lo ntur M rs Mr*. W. A. Mr*. A. D. Znchaty and Miss Mnry Fartih. T h « Unity "Tru lli” Class will meet at 7:45 p.m. at the Valdei Hotel with Carolyn II Parson* as lha teacher. The jpuollc 1* invited to attend. The piano pupil* of Mias Mar­ garet Davis will be presented in their recital at S;I3 pin at tho Hanford Woman'! Club. Circle No, 7 of the W. S, C. Ji. of the First Methodist Church will meet at fl:()f) p.m. with Mrs. Charlea Atkinson 2004 Washington Avenue; Circle No. It with Mr*. Marvin Dyal, MHI Plumesn Drive, at R:00 p.m. WKI1NKHDAV The .Santnrd Woman's t'luh will Hold Its Inst general 'meeting nl the year beginning with n luncheon •t 12:30 p m. followed with In slallatlun of nfflccr*. Reservation* may be mudo with Mrs. W. It. Oraaula, telephone 4R3-W. The Duplicate Bridge Club will meet at *:00 p.m. at Ihe Sanford Woman'* Club on Oak Avenue. year. President Mr». Paul Froel scher; viue.pre»ldcnt, Mr* ('■mill Blarkburn; treasurer. Mr». C.eorgt Wakelleld; recording secretary Mrs. Oes* Palteraon; correspond Ing secretary. Affs. Walter Hlgen I'tiekle:: clmlrinun of membership rumrnittee, Mrs Norman Groves. ProBram, Mr* Davjd Runkel;i*vel |ap,. Mrs Ceorfm Or'lffln. itohli cj|y. Willie Sleckman, hou»e . . . . Mr* . .. .. ..........................-U Mrs. Clair Heed, liiclnl. Mrs t'hiirles Bchoolder. librarian, Mrs Hubert Vance, legislature. Mrs Cnrnill Illnckhurii: A m e r i c a n home, Mr* W MeDprnioll. hospl t„|||y. Mrs Itm U’llllnms, garden V|r, c'liarle* Wagner, pledge. Mrs <’ II Famdng After Innrh the gmup pint ed cards Mr ami Mrs K A Davis an ' t M r s T L n a r l”hri.7^1 h wVLrfV.rd r h l , '. . T ' " , i 11 H O M O M , K y M « * D a V l * I* a senior in Del and High School and will tie graduated on the ninth. Mr Chaney Is In the tl H. Navy and Is nt present stationed at Santnrd They have not yet de ciiled Ihr plate of Ihrlr marriage but the ceremony will lm per formed mi June 1.1. at 7:tm p.m The young couple will live In (anigwnod until August st whlc\ lime Ihey will go to Norfolk where •la whr Mr t'haney <’h will receivet furth« r training Mrs Patrick Connolly I* still In Ihe Fl*h Memorial Hospital and two other DeBaryltes entered the same hospital Bus week’ Mrs. Al Fa run and l.ee C Nash Our sympathy I* extended tr Anlhony Opiiel who. because of hi* own III health, was uniihln to sl­ at 8:00 p.in The study of Paul'* latter tn tho Itomuns will be con­ tinued. The First Baptist Sunday School Superintendents will meet In thr Chapel following (he prayer meet The prayer meeting aervice will ing service, fm be held at tho First Baptist Church I inct meellng Cciwlry. car iar.d dlfaitar. i fsturdav ntsht thir# i> t i S» * giand event at the Cr*t*. A pally and daiire held In bailor of tbr graduating aenlora and In ci <ninit fieahmen. Thi* la the last •mini ntlnii of the yent »o everynnc plan to conic! Tiicii i* im admission coat to C £ l6r y C r a t e N e w s By GRACE M. B TIN K C IP IIER \ovioii n ite iis le d In bridge i» ■ii •11.1 11> invited to littend nnv nl I,. inertings which are aelieduli'd ■>■ eio h M i'dnesdnv night nl tin........ .. C lu b idea (hat lltcir return to licit.irt "This Isn't work lie me, ' slu It AD D) PlttMilt AM would he sn long delayed From said " l l ’s Inn I've luted dog» t’.i|it Manuel T'ernandea, Flml Franklin Kt|iiare, I, I lhp> wept; since I was a little girl in New i i iet idiot who has become one on to Lake (ieorgn where Mr Hue i York In many wavs. I prefer their ■f the mitstaodlng are* of ll,e kert was stricken with pneumonia I lo liiiitians ” i oiled Slate* Ail Force fight o,g He wn* hoMiltHliied there and (I That all node i* *lu,»o in ninny ii Koii'ii. icltitn* In lin e Mil* week •vas not until last Wednesday Ihul ways Human vuolnrs must have mil uill tie gocil of Benalm he w.1 * aide In return In Ids |,oni" (|„. s„|(., M,r.,yer' .">1 go Sniilhei* oil bin weekly here Wo are eertaln Hull Ihe I’lor before e n i e r I n c Die kennels .i'll', |,i.,ginin Ida sunshine will hasten h|s n.in There** everr a sl/M.b siilmhllrtlf' If,- dill lir hi'Hlil oil tin, Nlo'i plete rpeuvery ' ( m.i .I with a »igu saving it I* i t I,,, , oicl.lv toogrim, lo l,o loon,I II Hudson Myers relumed on i mutuals only "uni i.. be emil,,at 0 -i -tut Ion WTHIt ill 7 mi , Ml I I I , ill> lliglll rttesday from a visit lo Ilie N.utl. Uial. d by huiniins " VI* i it|.|" .ii ing will, llo' I bold i where hr vlslled villi his tu.dhei Mi* Ki-'tiii't explained lhai -bo in hrr ninetieth birthday .III.I her IiiisIi .nil a Swiss I, ii , •t,,’!.'i n ttic inlet h i ,llo Intel ■ , i, i oil! In- I n|,1ji io Jo,' Mil 'mi Among the DcBurvilrs who a*, liuil.li i li.,ve been lonning tended the Watermelon I , . i n . , rail, b sine,' III 17 Tbcy loid i 1 ••II, Voi'lc Valley* f ’lillf ivin, te ,11 n< ,| 1...... floin Knlc,i nl tile In, Ii Hu ll ..wii lino ■ in lb in l-eeshiirg tills week were Mr 1-.i I mie, nod 11,1 Mmoil I I Peli I’b I,.III I,, Valiev I,'ll cave it i|i Florence Uonld her I.n.lbci, lln . 11’1 "rit', h imi i*In 1,1 lot '* •Im tier! .Morrow and Mr and Mrs when llioi 111 ml abool Ibe n... \ 11V( w •1 K »•v M • t. the lain prop rly It suun.b'd like •hi, ‘lit I f (Tusluv Hrtidi 1% i 'i tOiU / •if fh l'M Will flv to Mr und Mrs Cesar Hoblolm led ‘ f ' •••’' ’ ‘ heir seven uern m Mi.it,■. f,t ji htMlinriMiilMig Km in early Monday morning tor llieir *"• I'h' td' nine eills and a n <1Jk\ summer home in New .lerves The |!n,,,ri' m.ini In, , .1 wero hoarding I heir dog* will, evening before llieir drpiirliire phivDiiuu> tiniii Immmt they were guest* al dinner anil them llial lllcs ilc< |ib'i| lo oi ,k, lillslliess of ll Mr* KlntJVHi 1w r stoi ,i 11v give* bridge at the lleniunger home "W e ’ve bill 2. ISNI dogs lie,, each dog a romp in the ■an yon Mr and Mr* Fart Deane •,! Kansas City slopiwl oil last Sun Mr* Kleiiasl aumiiiiiceil. "and i m every day In the m i i i i i i u rtlmr a day In visit witfi Mr anil Mrs proud thnl nut one ha* r,*» dog can have „ diulv swim if his master agiei-s Harold Coffin They were on I heir missed a m e a l" Tin- ilngs do seem amain, Iv She lidded that eveiv serving way to St Petersburg to .ee hi* arents, Mr and Mr* Waller conb'tilcd They live in I irgc. am dl*h I* slerllUed tiefore ilmner Is cane, who are <>ld Iro n,I* of Ihe kennels with Hies own hed* ,nd servt-l Coffins. Mr. and Mrs William Smith of Now York tire spending their va cation In Florida Thev are friend* of Mr. and Mr* Joseph (lihh* ( fi li a l o p o lu lo u A Fast weekend .Mr and Mr> Joseph Sepp entertained lhe|i friends, Mr and Mrs David Pal ttir r r t A T O R OT S I O P I M E tersnn. who slopped oil from thru tour of Florida Mr I’allersim Is plnnl Siipcrlnletnlnil id Ilie West vlltilirllan Hospital in "ak Pail 111. Mr. and Mrs Hliicliul nl I hi cago were vlsllnr* Ibis week In the home of Mr. and Mr* Anfimov Oppcl. Apply this naw ffnwtna fiartw Mri. Omcr F. Brown Mr* C C rlpht im ynor srnlp . . . It's »° de and her young daughter B ida of Willard. Mo are guests tnnrenlrnlvd, te i II m IIvs , in" of Mr. and Airs Thomas fmmrll Regular Crate night waa hrld last Satuiday night with not iinirh H'CUling hut the Rtpinrr tinner n week ago wn< terrific!! Kveiynnr lint I here iniaaeil n Motuh’t fid tittle!' I invt> Shannon’* m chc* 11 a my.me mid fiec refreshment* will gave os Mime swell music and .<• served || ip. very rare when I'enton Prevail <«" or •.*•••„ <•••• W*i ; ■ in.."•."•eycne come <er\*« *i,cei«l praise! Unloving trie •i|itat< dance 0* much mi the school kills were Prnfraaiii nod ill-. II F. Morris, mu principal and Ids wife. Ml*. Clnrri Jobe, Ml* i elnia tionrulei nod Mi* A C Cleveland, nil norrnta, nod Finest r s i t , A . v r c s & H JUuAub fhurs. Mav t*. !351 P*** 5 on UP Yon that tim r" In the Ciale" hoy* can't give the raciite it roala too much" thi* We've gut vmi cornered. Kverynne gmh ii date or cotne -tag. hut he ante to he on hand .or this siipri colloaiil, 11mi I Celery Ctn*r even! of the »< hool year i <)’<•: . v i " ” F L O R I D A STATE1 * THEATRES F A IK C O N D I T I O N E D a*, hki m t o w. T O D A Y & F R ID A V / Aiggage T V i, d iiH e r t'MHi’ in H iit t n li I in ,ivv it . . u h irt t'uap t*i mulch <17.!tr> t 'a m p li't i' stu ck til I amm I h t ’lllivild / iiq ic r s u it linifn m ill k it* E m p ty Kits A m iml fur H i t h i m l Severrtl leal Item nml tniiph plastic In jKipiilar ai/e* ami shapes, lit !>ft lo $11.05 Other Suggestions: Rtcharrl Wallcls llamlkci'chicfs l''ormal W ear Orion Shirts S ay ii nIt J c w H r v WIDMARK Holeproof Socks Ncckwcnr ( ’almna Sets Dim l»d<v flarryt HirksiM •Citvy I4«aw aN*» ,;*» (, •* .**»*, *ZSi CLim. tlo & d A M L — A llO K Ii — Special — " ( ’iiiiailiiin Mniiiititis" <7 MEN'S I'artmut — "Slarllug I'rnm Mulch" Wt :tttfi KANT M U S T 'AN WEAR N ION K 1222-J san roan From yff’t tot m m . B m -e - FUlt Till,’, M ill, latAIIIIA’I’H: I ,IN< i I'" If I !’• Nvltiit. Ciittmi I'llmtp, Mtilli ire p o hy Van H aallc. Mini .in g w e m . Sait ■ Sum i mtil I in ruin** MMNt', lit l'h(mlti\. \’3lt Skyway , mi nl lilRiit A m e n W h it i n g n, ins beautiful .1 11t I I Mill Mil I 1 tt|.|lS m ol I •«v ( a. <1 v lo* Dv t" I ’rttv'ess I .AHilll l It ji n 11r* nml MtiiMlitiiWfHi |,I Hit;,\< ili Sn iiiHniiitc i t IMP A C T S and t t »SMI *IT* S H\ Kll/ahetli \nit'll mul Ihirulhy ' iray COST I ’M I .11AVKI.KY CASKS Fv Karriiigtiiii ■ IKUT'.K UK A l II V\ I AH Hy .Imit/en Bench liidii'H. Itul lil Hi! Siiile, T Shill.d. Sinn I a Hem Ii I'inwdn, S< of flea ( i l , ( IV K S My \ an ftaalte HANIlHAtrS Id'iitlmr and plt».illr lay Slylhcrafl Isltnw haga hy <Jary m ail only no* tnlhatlng. onis ana rlnilnq lor unturpnnod •haan In unlciu* "A nnrdine FOR THE BOY GRADUATE; iquaaia bottla. Uta H-, V - . ^ l , —1—.' — - — •- ■... ' SWIM TH U N K S — McOrt'Kiu' iiit'l .IhiiI/ph Hy Mb ffo, DuVjinflt /JpAfPj Dtrfltf/ S tb p e ttt SPRAY D I O D O R A N T A quirk rquaata of lha Stnpatla hottla and "ftaafl Ihtra «eai panplraliont" Itfactlva Ihmughaul your tangiil Hoy, yat antiralv tola far lha rfnlntlarf tnhrtri. I Jim SPOILT SHI Il l's — Hy Arrow. McCirtttpir anti Mark Twain PA.l A MAS — Hy Plcelway IIA N D K EH CH IK FS — Hy Arrow FLOCK':* Hy I’lmciiix VVA I.LE TS — <inn Inor Hy Prln.it U K ;<JACK — and Skyway Samsonite H K K O K .IB W K IrR Y IIK'K O K HHIh antI Hiicklo HU ITS— 81.ACKS — Palm Hear It Seta A ll lt O W U N liK IlW E A H TIE S Arrow - Wembley ami (MV- ofid pfy< laa I’hotn by Co* Titaala In "A a f t b r s K s■nNa. a * o f lha acfeaol, sartor t ha diraetto* « ■ ■■ ' iiM W l ' ' . ■w ail T h U tan girl wka lha cla** baa adopted l Pat HoUoway. Judy Hiager, VI* M a Yeachla, Fynella Drlg- ’«/ <?V-m- ■ ' praaaatallun ta an MI m Lacilto C lias Canshall, teacher. An 'V i Touchton Drug Company H H ■ ' ' Tiiwii i i i i ^ 3 i « » J \ �•* NttMMM K -J te P IIS ■J7-« ."• *T “ 1' ■','■■ ■-•'< ■ ’•'■■• ••* * ---- --- ------ ---•".*•• n n w r i i m - r - ii------------- — -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------— = = = = ■ H B U M . ...>r .muni -UK* C0I/ETTS *V V > OLE FRYERS Florida or O a , Dreued Grad* A D im e d A Drawn AIR CONDITIONED l.b CUT-UP FRYERS //////, Low Prices Everyday Specials Too! BREAD Fam ily Loai Price* Good Thru Sal.. May 30 Quantity Right* Reserved DIXU DARLING *| 2 c DIXIE DARLINO Low "Prices Everyday Specials Too! 419 E. 1*1 81. 300 E. 3rd SI. BREAD Each Rye Loo! 15c m m m unsK cm 3*lb.con lathBUe I A| ^ 23' | / lathSlie -’ u p o n w u n " — Snowdrift ------- in special 3-la* cons Nothing to - n i l - W - ■■«*«<" Coupon KINGAN’S Ketinhle V ’t lb Cooked ARMOURS STAR HRANI) V. S. (iovl. Orailed E .l-B ile " Ttimjer Cliuili R O A S T BEEF S T E W 19c li, Freshly Ground Tfintlor Tasty Hamburger Lb. 39c Lamb Legs lb. Lamb Chops lb. Lamb Chops lb. Lamb Shoulders lb. Lamb Stew lb. Tender Sliced lle rf tu n a LIVER OT*! JIG Hickory Sweet Sliced Lb 3Se B A G O N Lb 69c Herman'. O, il. Skinle*. f«23* °oN Reg.Slie | ^ WIENERS u 49e ttliirtevunl'* l'nlt«ne O H E E S E Taitu O 1 Sen Cod Taste O' Keu Dressed m W H IT IN Q YVW» Lb Cah j t l l jfl 1 Fresh Roasted 1 iB ■ ,j •j H il i i 1 * H*"1'. B 19c mm 65c 69c 89c 29c 19c CHEE-ZEE i New Idaho A I M Oallf B A K E R S i I* ... E , Vi i i No V/2 Can | 'if'■** 3.»f HOOD 1 3 BLEACH ****419'&1 *jV'.1 2 lb. Loal 79c Hu|>ei brand Margarine Lb. 19c Cloverhloom "8«" MerawlN Lb. 20c Large Large 10 35 ONIONS 3 BREEZE J nlev Florida Large Golden Ripe Yellow t’oofeina Mi*. Boll'o Poach NEW FLA. WHITES! Lb.. 29c Wirwiu) Preserves Iff Mufluelmana lliaz. Glcua 2 APPLE! | ih 40. ■nwap 33o Yo«r Cl No. 303 Corn f c«w } j ■ '■1 j •*v/-, V f. « o M bh <f*h 39 20o«. lax Pwnuta IVi^.Con S ic New Detergent Lff-Boe 29° -S P R Y -: VwtaUf *kw »^ Sweetened f W lw jr N «^ | p i■ C h t F o o d Loal Large Box ■ '1 tv K lb 1 i t 1Kf#K£ I j** Lb Taoly NEW NO-RINSE «, t f K . r It I Vehro Coffee POTATOES SURF Moaly Loin Lb Bag 3'« 23c J TonderBH) Square C’ul Lb. 23o F I L L E T Lb 20. m Lfim S 38 c li . Mealy Piute Reel . S ic I u ‘ if’ ^ Mv>v Hi*-' .... 11 �*1 iV3ES W a :N T ' A D S mm ^ t i L j - 'i — w i i u m i *— BEAL K*TATd M IH ..1 Use HERALD WANT ADS FOR SALE OPEN HOUSE For R m r IIr Tfc* fiilio H l* * r * i r « * * * lr |U •II ------------W a aitl A di d. M h ll - ‘ I. -Tfc* a.hlUlMMl llt#rra a ld i ta a fa r d H t|«a* till' a*r lln* la * .rtl* a l l a n K ir |i*r flu* l***r,l«i> d ( l a i r . Mr * r r li a r l » « r r t u . M t la i.a d r M r lla* la .r r i lu a I r M ' lla * ta r Y*arl> U a i i m i ,_ I 'I r a W a rd * |» i h r lla* ' ^ l a a k l * N a t* fa r H la rk t ar* I . . . New suburban 2 lx?(lroon« mat wiry home rvjsilrd ad mint beau­ tiful *hady imkr on a largo lot. 125 by 140. Jalousie window#, tile balh, colnced fixture*. large uTernrd imrvh, nlillly rtwm & far |Mirt(. C’lty water— low laxr* Small down payment. U. S 17 ninth to Wild mono Ave.-xlgn 1« properly. lamgaire* I n r . l.uni’wiMid, Florida S rfst Florida Dairy Cows Have Hiiflre Increase GAINESVILLE w - Florida t ........... , t| d.ui) in n have mure than I win as many cows m tin* Dairy Herd * Improvement Assn program as IISPECIAL SERVICES If"T>»> PV ,:<l n I Dairyman C. W. Heaves of the J. GARCM Cabinet maker and upholsterer. University ol Morula Agricultural Furniture reflnUhing and repair mg Antiipie restoring and reproduetions. Furniture made lo or­ der Upholstering fib rin All i work guarani red 130 North liouli-vard Com I, Mel.mid, Fla. Phone 337. Extension Siv v Icp , who lias charge of the Dll IA program, says 4,177 cows were In the program la tn.ui. while 8.4(51) an* included now "The* average Florida DHIA cow prmuK'PU 0.M2 pound* «»■ milk iin*l ]lil)ml|, „f butlerfnt In*I year. ’ or 3i ,M.r Oonf mon* titan the ,-rage Florida cmv," Reaves sa *1* pointed oat however, thpt t. national average of DHIA cows tU.lOj |Htoiid-> oi milk ami .Go ixmiiil-. l „ j.. — Lb. l< k LOCAL lilt KEN Butter Beans C O R N i>o/„ 4 9 c ,)o/- Lb. IS $ I.ARfiK KOItl) HOOK 1.1MA BEANS Lb. 15^ CAI.IFOIINIA OIIKKN TOI* Each 15^ CARROTS LETTUCE 2 Bunch 2%it OIIKKN CAI.II'OHNI \ WONDKII Each 10c PEPPER CABBAGE BANANAS 2 Lbs. 2H<£ TO M ATO ES I.AItCK HOASTI NU Lb. 4 9 0 CUKES I'Kl.Ki'iiosK res; I H IM I t ll'K I IO M K IIH O W N CONK PEAS 2 Lbs. 2 5 < J HEADS HOI SIM . t im c lA I-S DAYTONA UJCAl'H e — The Soul hen stern R 'glmiiil t’utmcil of the Nallmtal A-wi of llou>lng tlffirlulH wdl la* headed nv Henry R Johnson. A-heville. N C , for the ruining vr.tt Executive conntil lliemtii*.-> in, nun | .,.,1 i idlnn. F i ll D A Y A N II S A T I H D A Y S IM H IA I-S BLACK EYED PEAS OKRA THE SANFORD HERALD TH E SANFORD HER U.D Thu n Mav 2#, 193.1 Pag* 7 Folds’ C urb M ark et T Shirt* 48c each COH N Kit T H I H i ) mill I 'A I .M K T T O Pl.UM HINtl Hoots, Shoes, Cot#. Paint, Tarpau­ Contract ami tepalr w rk Ft. * lins estimate# It L. IL r o -j. 201 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS EH K S II I 'll M i l ) Svnforu Are. Phone 1828. 310 Sanford Ave, Phan* I3.‘l AWNINGS PIANOS • New and Used FJOH W a a l A d* M ill In* a«ai'*|il*4 Plaslle. Aliimimnn, Canvaa. Tree Myrtle Avenue I’hom* 1288 W. a r » r Id * T * l* a k « a * hm tu rix u Estimate# Plmne 12)11 J after ra a d a ia r k a r a * If i,,it r aaia* I* lla lr d la Ik * Irlra k u a * hiiwfc, In H ITTER tllue Sod-10 cent# per I pm fur appolutmsnt. II ATTR AC TIV E r a ta r a la r ik la arrum aiM dailna square fusil delivered. Phone ritKSII CUT Ida a d r«M l* * r I* f i p i r i m t„ *■<, I, L. Slid,— Piano Technician. 3 Red ttmiin Home# on »i41 1865 W, Kill# Lloyd l » aril** fur „• In Phone ail W Ruute 1 , Sanfuro. ra a d r r Ik* k*al itnsalhlt a t r t lr * shaded tola. Each home Indiv­ a ll W a a t A da m uni a* la aur 22 Automatic pistol, ll ft. u*fsl re I idually dexigneri Masonry or ■ K ir * aa Ik * d a r k rln r* , .« l ,l lM.L TY P E S Rulldoier work. Rea­ frlgrralor. Phone 1897-XII. *altaa< sonable Kale#. Free estimate*. frame, 3 closets, walk In pann * d * » B a ll!* aa lmu«*dlal*l> Phone 2221 V. C. Gracey. rilKSH I’H’KKI) try. living room 12 X 20, large 2flM GLADSTONE bag - *13Ol. Sup •If aa t r r a r a r ra ra la i » u r n » er Shoe Service, 110 S Park I f i f t ra a a a l k* rr* a «a > llilr |„r master lied room. Outstanding COHEN H \lll.\TOH SHOP alar* Ik a a « k * l a r u r r r r i l p . t r colorful kitchens made for Hie MAPLE lied, spring and mollresa. Speeialllisv Complete Ciadlng Sys tern Service also chest of drawar# with cir­ housewife Tel 1 W W cular mirror. Like new complete 211 E 3rd I.AIHSK IIKA0S ICKHKIIf: *73 Phone 1743-J. WHY PAY R E N T SPREADER SEItVIt K Lime and Dolomite mid Fertllifer Chun* *81X1 down — part now, NANO (or sale: Completely recoil dltinnist and up lo A 410 (>llv)i pilch i1303 M, David K Oarpentrr part later — $411 a mo* t, L. SHI. Piano Teehi IIt-lull , I \IKiK liKADS OIIKKN Plmne fllt W R A TTER Y, Generator or Starter -1 OZICH W ELLER HOMES, INC FOR H ENT Service. Call 317, 8w»ln’# Bat­ 17th A Mellonvllle TWO FINE antique Brooches, p‘iw W El* A K A Apartments. 114 W tery S»rvlro. Sanford Avenue cr lawn mower, tK’arhorn gas I'hont >11X12 ^ F i r i t S tm t. Phone 490-W. hralic. Mahogony mirror Call tnuU 2nd Street 49fi J ROLLAWAY AND BARY BEDS NICE 3 Ro o m i ffonr plan and H ALL’S Garage lor General Aulo FANCY OIIKKN Day. week or rnunih — lei. 142.7 Repairing Sanford A Celerv Avo hath Large Ini, line lawn, rlvnty IIAtll liullllllrtli', |>!a> (Uti. car Furniture Center, 110 W. First I'hone iinti M H M ai ll oii'iu fruit and snailo trees. Near school seat, doll carriage, portable e and grocery. Can finnnre. Call leetrlc washer Cal! 1280 It. n N E ROOM elflctcnrv apt. suit 2UJ-W. LAWN MOWERS 'hat pro -tl IIItide for working couple. Ideally 'OUCH Chaise Lounge, hoys' In (i(H .I)K N V K I.I.O W nymli i<l Slium.in's 31111 tyrli lucalrd arms* from Foil Office 2 bedroom hnme, low down pay worn Oriental rug. olliei cycle; K ill. St. Private bath. Inquire Manuel ment Kitchen iquippcd, monthly All bargain* I'luuiiItems Jacobson'# Dept Store. paymenls *42 nu. Nil closing Irani J JALOUSIES costs. 1224 ItnniTiitpu SI I'lynne Llfellmr A'liininiim - - Free r.xtl 4 ROOM fnrnishtxl upartment. vxt NI4-J. I FOR SALE • Used lliirly gallon, mules Free Installation --Tele­ W'KSTKUN KATINli Park Ave. automatic, gas hot vvnl r healer phone 1125 Furniture Center, COLORED FOLKS !■ It .. G ihm I comldion. Hxi7 Manfivd Ave 1 18 W. First ROOM efficiency apartment; i4 -loud lot# for sale In Lockhart s rctrlc hot water furnished *35ixt Rl.ONDK end tables, malrhlng SAVE MONEY and West flanford Subdivision Fog your home 113 Elm Ave. Phone 1707 W sufahed k chair. lloliywoiMl bed. tin 00 down and *5 00 per month ymirst-IC We ivid luaehine A wooden dlnelle s.-l Apt 33 Write Boca Halnn Housing Corp liirnlsli malerial Genu's Texaco UNFURNISHED 2 Redroom hmi-iu. Kilw Higgins T tcr.uf Box 814, Miami Reach, Fla St-rv U ■ 1120 Santind Ave I'hone hard wood .‘ 'our*. Kilchfn omnp 14X8 ment If (fail red. Pimm* 072 XM LAKE FRONT lol with sand beach ARTIIT.RS W ANTED -« 2004 Adams St. mi beautiful Crystal Lake. For FUR 1IDA IIIK appliances, snlt-i anti We buy, #ell and trad* u«ed fund appointment I'hone 1380-11. service G II lltgli. Iivirilo. Fla NEW furnished Apt 5t»« 223 Kirk lure Wilson-Malar Fiirnllura Co Phone 4131 nr Sanford 1042 W land Hold, N-’w Sihyrna Reach 4 bedroom hum.-, *8,(XX) • *2.(Hxi 111 K 1st. Phone 838. after 0 p. ill or call Sanford 1113 nr 1833 J down. 2 large shady lots near USED planes wanted, any eondt school Exclusive listing. till l.’S F U ltM T I'L i: .2 UII. MASONRY home, kitchen lion Highest ca«lt paid Write REI-TNISIIINl ijy equip., Illr balh. good seeliun II Wesler. Ill 2 . Box 420. Sun Utihulsti-i lug anil Ri'|,..,; lug neer Rase, power mower furn It *sl uffi-r lakes this new 2 bedroom lord I'lmm1723-11. home, furnished or imiiirnlshi'l. WJ Celery Ave. Tel. 1238 1 jshed. Ready for occupant*) Si e Exclusive listing Seminole Itonlly. 7— Pets ■ l.lvexrock • Poultry — 7 C A R P E N II.lt WORK 5 room house, furnished Kleclcic 2 hed.'oom new homo, large rlo PARAKEETS T il TALK iris, east ■ast front frontag-.* *IJU>3 down, llahy Parakeets that can lie I aimhi For quick repair Jobs, nr 1 in alt kitchen, window Tan for rooting building, Cali J tin 1142 M 4 priced al JH,7t)rt. Telephone 448-J. P> talk just out of ncsl Call Sum Cochran ■ 802 or 1582-J DAMAGE APT. 4 room# and Business opporlunlty; Mrsi, hero Is ORLANDO Atornlng Sentinel, Orbath. Large irrtoncd porch, all your chance M *7.300 Tor a going NEW HAMPSHIRE Beds I month lanilu Evening Star. Cull Ralph newly decorated Cline In Phone llay, 1183 J. business. Never been closed, old, straight cun 3d cents each 383-It or 1337. ____| Owner idling because of lllnen 3311 Sanford Ave. nr Phone NEW FLOORS lurlaced to per 860-l.W, ml F T. T flA IL E ll and a small M"?ou have a small down payment feet Ion OM floors made like Trailer*—-Awninu*) -nice yards, new I'lnbhlni!. > cleaning ami for sale il .’ gband are lniife*lrd In going loin <PERSIAN, iiimmnr rat?* Apply al office <11 1 Imslnras ymirself wllh new ewaxing, also portable power plant u lured. Heninnaide. 541 Plumox; Pork Ave. Trailer Court. Solving S<*mliui]e Counly since M I'hone nitty ,I quipun'iit call 2312 Owner will ■SLDrivrx im a t j t - — --------- — . — II M Gleason. Lake Mary lialn permn unrl finance Host NEW furnished 3 bedroom hum*. * - Farm SnpiiTle# • Alurlilnrry — 8 Juration in town. Children. 2435 Laurel, Plume GU TTERS Mill .S|MiuBng ln*.tall>-il TU X ED O FEEDS Complete line 1083 W. and 1 -|i.iiird Sallvfiiellun guar REAL ESTA TE Hunt’# Tmede Ferd Store allli-i -I 1/<oi Sli-iniiM ter Pltmu D. IIARKEY. SMALL furnished hmtv |3(MHI i> Reg Heal Estate Broker —10 If,81 1. 1 month Apply Market Terminal 10IIKI.P WANTED M Calkin, Associate 1300 French YOU Room H Rrumley I’uk-ston Itlilu BEA U TY operator, lull or purl Gnu*. Mary Brown‘'< lleuuly ONE bedroom furnished apart Phone 2313 CAN Shop — ment, close in. 217 Oak Ave NEW TWO bedroom home on Iwo KELL _____ 9 Phono dill. large hits • SW corner of Adams I.ADY for general ufflee uork with Anything local concern. For interview, ro 2 ROOM furnished apartment 310 am)<1 201 h ( three blinks East of ply In your hand writing giving Magnolia Ave Pimm* A K. Ho#Mellonvllle). ONLY *33it. (low n With A age, experience and reference* setter 212 W Call u w n « at U74 J Box H, % Herald CluMlfled 2 ROOM furnlsht-d upxlulrs apartBEAUTICIAN wanted Air con.li meat. *17 W. 1 1th St, Ph. 1217-W. Ad AVAILABLE NOW lloned shnp. Salary and numni* 2 FURNISHED apartments - 3 xlan. Call 071 JUST’ CALL (in-* 2 bedroom hnme In room* k * on highway South. _M8__ NANFO PARK W ANTED • While eldirly lady a* Deland. Adequate for Navy per­ sonnel. 1030 South Boulevard, companion, room and hoard fur IT— Aulomublli'* • Irallera — It 411.Vi down payment torvlcc.# remlered llofercncro ^ DtMnq, ____ required 2o!i I: r.tfi Si WE BUY USED CARS l.lltle unit FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED * BEDROOM country homo for Reel — Second amt Sanford Fur further mformal inn: DELT v ER Y BOY. Apply Pul.... . lummer mnutli#. Attraclivc deal Repossession — for tht> right parly. Call Winter In. Grocery, 317 l'ulrm-tlo. PHILLIPS MODEL home In Park-2tl2933 or Herman Goodwill, 1947 RUICK 4 Door Sedan. Will «a. SALESMAN for Jalousie Window*, Inc., neal Estate Broker, 877 N Wynnewontl SulidlvKInu rlfiee, Lmv Down pay meiii doors, other building material Orange, Orlamlo-(>803. I'hone 1074. Mr l-nop Prefer one who can make e#tl 1fix) Furl'll Drive mam# ami Invlullaiionx Plum • 1051 PLYM OUTH Cranhrook 1 lei. 344 ll CLEAN, flirnUhed apt. fur I per #011 - $35. Oil Park Ave.______ tloor. radio, healer, vrey clt'uo 421 nr IIII4 II , , , , Must sell tin mediately, phone FURN.SHED uncage apartment. 1714.j — 3B W ANTED Murried mao for Jnxor REAI.TORS 3b ance wnrk In Sanford Splendid'---------— — _ opiutrlonily for wdvunri-neol 1 NEW ■43 C H EV R O LET pick u|> buying or selling. It will W ANTED T O REN T - 2 Whether Ha P. (). Box 1314, Sanford truck— 2800 miles Will *aerlflnnay ynu to see: If sold by wcektsul. Inquire J. W. HALL, Realtor 0 rent— Thro* ’ bed W ANTED 1 1 11— WORK W ANTED Standard Service Station, S San a Slate Bank Bulldtay ie— Good location — ford ^wv^tMlIgfJervIJIe. U” Phone I III BABV S ITTIN G — bent of refar rent. Phone Fru i Raymond M. Ball ineea. Hr*. Miriam Vlnup, phone in - FURNITURE* H’hold Goods 7tt m JL . rented Broker for all E S TA TE POE SALE— 3 By Kreaky . Inda of Heal Estate. I I RUBINEHR OPPORTUNITIES 12 OIL FURNACES Wall, FliNir ami Plrenlxcn, 7-RQOM ( wo story bouse un lake 1081# S. Park. Upstairs. M. (1. IIODGEN I'hone OO-i. *400 M ONTHLY POSSIBLE. WE * city limit*. Bargain for Phene ID ___»8le by owner. Call 122 XH. W ILL S E L E C T A RELIABLE 103 W. lal SI. ARTICLES FOR HALE PERSON FROM THIS AREA T o V E N E TIA N BLINDS ' W HAT IB YOUR OFFER? R E F IL L AND C O LLEC T MON­ Factory primal Itolla Head Ullnita, X O O L 3-Bedroom masonry con GOA MILK: K. D Priest. S. SanEY FROM Olfn NEW AUTOAluminum alata. cotton or pla* for Ave, ____Phone 718-WS. _____ V Itcueted houM. 11 monUi* old on MATIC MERCHANDISING MA­ tic 111inw. Cnmplate rep. service. • Urge lol running from street to to’ F T. WESTJNfliioUSE refrlger CHINES. NO SELLING. T o Skydnele VVlvctlau BHnd^Compa^j street. Cersmlo tile bath snd q U A U F Y , APPLICAN T MUST •tor with large deep freeze and sills, ventllan blinds, range, re­ HAVE, CAR, GOOD R EF E R E N ­ Wllcclator gaa rango • *183. for frigerator, space heater. PayCES AND *WX> WORKING CAP­ IF YOU H AVE SO M ETlilN O TO both. Phone 1022-M after 5 p. m. menu. *45.50 per month. 1264 SELL and are In a hurry to sell ITA L WHICH IS SECURED BY Randolph S t . ___________ BABY Carriage collapsible fit In It, let the classified advertising INVENTORY. DEVOTING 8 TO department of T H E SANFORD 10 hour# nor we-sk mav net up lo car. Want 15 00, 117 French Avj, LOOK I HERALD prove ID ability •• af *400 M ONTHLY. WITH AN EX­ Something older, more livability, C E L L E N T OPPORTUNITY OF “ rmanent neighborhood, exeellTAK IN G OVKH F U L L TIM E. condition, slate roof, S bedLOST AND FOUND -21 WE W ILL ALLOW T H E PERSON I I ~is, lg. living room, sensfate WE S E L E C T LIB ER A L FINAN­ LOST: Pair light vim tortoise g^ room, modern kitchen. CIAL ASSISTANCE FOR E X ­ shell bifocal glastien near 171)1 1 ( 8,100. term* Appointfiwn! PANSION. FOR INTERVIEW , It French A w . Return to W ll. only. W RITE, (1IVINO F U L L PA R TI­ Connolly, 2800 Magnolia Ave CULARS, NAME, ADDRISS, : % Wm. Gaiighf. I'liope 907-W. w AGE, AND PHONE NUM BER T O — National Sxlex and Service Lost™ Bay horM^r M a t e . Longwood'.' Mil. Phone IgM-R. PHONE 148 of bullerfal. This I# nearly n third |more than the Florida DHIA row I production average#. "The Tut isrt* possibilities of a great dairy industry in Florida appear to lie in better In-ceding uml Die provislnn of more pn.unmil roughage of a mon- nutritious analvsls which will stimulate olgii if prodliclion IIk* fidl'lhiw- dan vmen said. Lb. 19«! I.AHOK SI/.K (JKOm.lA 2 Lbs. 2S< CANTALOUPES 1 . \ i i i . i -: 2 Lbs. 25^ Each 2 5 c j u ic y ORANGES Do/. 3 9 c I.AIIOK CAI.IFOIINIA SI'NKIST APPLES Lb. 19«! Doz. 4 9 c LEMONS 35c pl. SCHNEIDER’S ICE CREAM $ 1 .0 5 * '‘A gal. TAKE YOUR PICK! ICE COLD W A T E R M E L O N S jmiM-tevitoXt K a Waat Ada Pay » jss.™ HOLLYWOOD?)' vg p .‘ oi/iv-t.cP~ - T- . f— — .. < G 4 V PAHES 3 CAS? BAC< FOB MOD,'.' HUM V(Ei.L,Cjor rtUvs G O HOMS A N D H irTH ? RACK ‘ x h I'MAadAMtp b m p ! v~ UR (4 6 4 0 / 7 0 T aicb OPff J havs -.., - ,c b ' J I'v e 6 o r J „I ( ' \ an cm pv/ • S S A 7;* -J B > O U h£7ACt o !M A n v u o o v w wo WANTS ro ) GO Along - Ltjr MC .— - ,, it T l-*-'-- - , J \ \ �*- Daytona Racks Byrd For 18 Hits To Beat Cards, 7-4 M, 1993 Ernie Palmieri Seeks 4th Win For Sanford In Cocoa T TH E HANFORD H ERALD Oviedo’s High School Athletes 13200 See VCKC> ]Jim Butler Paces A reH osoredA tA nnualB anqtai .^ S s S S T S S s ! ^ T ? 9 V i c S y Br K E N T ('111711,AIN Hr MARIAN R. JONFJt Murray Byrd, possibly making l a v l i p 'W 'h S tW P P D R D A Y TO N A BEACH — (Spe­ O V IK uO (HpwrlaD — The event looked forward to each vear his last hurling sppearanre fo r.* * l l U t t l l i 7 n L t | l o cial) — From 17 to 2b thrillby the meridiem of the athletic teams of tha Oviedo Hchnnl Is the an* Sinfrml. w.irk...l Ih, -n il— » « ■ t j 'w ( | . ( ; a n ) ( , g e j - j e j , noal athletic supper sponsored by the parents und the teerher*. This parked schooling race* are being tr. absorb his fifth defeat ns the affair took place last Friday evening at Hwceiwaler Park. It waa a held nightly at the Volusia Coun­ Islanders racked up IH bits In chicken aupper. fried, with all the trimming* add was enjoyed by all. ty dog track as more than 300 eight Innings to ncore n 7-4 vie early arriving greyhounds In the . Ik* •»*". Coach Mlktcr Introduced Ed Taylor. Sentory over the Cardinals in D a y -. _____ Daytona area take their eligibility linel-Hlar sports writer, who presented n beautiful trophy from tuna Beach last night. _ , __ _ teste, prior to the track's gala the newspaper to our teem ■* recognition of the leem'a first vkA* usual Byrd was stlngny u.’.',v T?*’, ^ ,e i* opening Thursday. June 4th l * I ■■ winners of Ihe Central Florida Conference tournament at wllh his iiassps, yielding but tw o , , , Whipped twice In * row, the More than 3200 person.* attend­ Mt. Dora. while striking out only one. The Tocos Indinns aim to henl thelc Mills Lord, Orlando, a former athletic coach at the Oviedo schiml ed the opening sclmnling session ■lender righthander, who Is the wnunrl* and proti-H their Florida (during the year our present coach aa a senior In school), wss Intro­ Monday, one of the largest sole remaining holdover from Inst league Icml against second. duced as the guest speaker. He told unusual Incidents during tha days throngs ever to witness these pre­ year'* Seminole year's Hrmlnolc Blues, has hrei. been division Sanford tonight «nd Frllie was rMch here In comparison to the event* of today's team, lie In­ liminary events. purportedly placed on the block dsv. Schooling will continue every troduced Sin. Lord, who was with him, nad talked about th"lr dsughThe Jacksonville Bsech Sea ov the Cards One report out of «;• M*| t*orn while thev were In Oviedo. She Is now a Sophomore at night, escepl .luimai, Gu jm nit Lakeland says Byrd will he In the Birds, , . ■. who handed . ^Cocoa , the two „. r-dgewalcr. They also have a son now who will enter school next June 2. The track will he dark m ots' livery before Ihe week’s r minings, and Uw paylona Beach June 3 as final preparations are vear. out. Imkeland made a rash bid Winders, meanwhile, will hallle Mrs. Ruth MeU-alf then made a speech, as the girls' coach, and made for Inaugural Night. for thr limitril Nrrviri* right- 1 ^f,rf »*CRnd plact*. General Manager Jerry Collins praised the team, saying they had the best average In games won and hander on Its visit to Sanford I Jacksonville Beach pulled within lost this veni even thuugh they were ellmlnaed In the preliminaries, predicts the biggest opening night Monday night. B/rd has a 3-5 ?"« “ "me of Cocoa by winning, letter* went to Ueorgene Parker, Joan Brown, Cornelia Weltmon, In the six year history of the record this year and last season I **■•< .Wednesday night.Daytons loAnn Flnin ng, Shirley Jones, Ann Lelnhart, Ann Pierson, Pat Wal­ popular oval, and arrangements he posted a 14-10 mark. I N®"1* I1®*1 Sanford, 7 4. and I* aro complete for handling the ker and Nadine Bostick. I’re-Hcr golfers si Orlando — A lightweight lisa from HI. After bavin* their four-game * guines out of f rst. I.eciburg huge crowd. The pnrklng area hit* I,mils, 9tn. and a rhubhy llnksman from Tampa were winners In Coach Mlktcr then made h speech of praise for hla tournament winning skein brought to a hull bumjicd Lakeland. 4-1. and Orlando Orlando's seventh annual National P*e Wee Gulf Championships winning basketball team. He told of their aeaeon record. He eald that been enlarged by a new five-acre last night, Hanford will Journey '"Wed fo rlh re e ru n s ln thr- Iasi May 31. The .Missouri rutle, on the left, I* Judy Tnrluemhe. Hhe's the most spectacular gamo during tha year waa the Titusville game tract and a corps of trained to Cocoa this evening to battle nf (he ninth lu shade Del.and, fl-H. nniy right years old and weighs In at a slight 30 pounds hut she during the tournament. Those of ua who saw It thoroughly agree with parking attendants will krep traf­ T»»o of the gnmes were won by the Cocoa Indian*. Manager J. C. o«e golf halls 130 yards. Her sror* for the Pee Wee ‘ *e Ih ....................... ' “ * “ “ him— even to the point of admitting we may have lost 10 yeara of fic roiilng smoothly. run drl pitching and (wo by slugging Dunn ha* nominated his di-lllicrBoth ticket booths hnve hern fur nine holes. National hovs' Pee Wee rhamph was s nrnl ■lur lives that night, especially when we were so far behind ai the neat . Best nltchlng perfcrmance wss ate working Ernie Palmier! with enlargrd, allowing for extra sell­ half. ho Is Clisrlle Kniislrs, 12-yrar-old Tamps pressman's son, whose B three-koo and two-lost make. by Daytons Bench's Ernie Crsu ers. More than BO new benches srurr of so fur IH holrs lopped all previous Pee Wee lournamrfll Johnnie Jones was high point man for Ihs Mam, having made mcr. lie held Sanford hilli'is for have hern placed on the ramp records. 199 points for the season— one short of his 40#, He wae also the seven Inning*-although walking In iif tH* ffm tfi** only member of Ihe teem who made the first teem of the three rims— and allowed only one convenience of patrons. A larger Cfnlthi Florida ( .inference team. IMrvey Joe Hlayltm, Warren hit before (lobby l^ieke relieved grandstand area than formerly McCall and Freddie Wheaton and Billy Meek received honorable him In the eighth Manaver Ed Sanford Cardinal Avera^on will he given over to reserved mention. All of the boys mentioned shore, plus Norman For* end I.f»y with live straight led an seats. Walt Iluda mads tha Sanford Herald first nr second team. Johnnie ID-hit Islander attack on Hanford's I i *i . \ \ i;n ah The Australian "tote'' system and a Ml. Dora boy were the only two uaeaimouely elected to Ihe Murry Byrd I T will expedite the sale of tickets Centrel Florida Conference team. m 13' Leesburg's Bay Yoehltn held Nil vo'i rltot fn17.1* 1 .M Lakeland to seven hits, He retired iMirtif W * lo w " lter Duda, captain; Johnnie Jones, Norman and allow a saving of approxi­ Ida' .3111 lore, Richard V li R IIMl Llewellyn, Warren McCall, Harvey Jue Hlaylon, Billy mately 4 minute* on every race, the first 1] halters In order and I11* 311 111 \ gave up the only run on Ihree Karris JM ?. jJ , Rl.cA » rd Wry# and Bobby Hhaffer. Numerals went to Ray Fore, thereby allowing an earlier clos­ ing time than formerly. Hreddle Wheaton and Lorn* Mathers. l> I....mm! lilts In IIki srwenth. V" Du.la, the ace pitcher of the team, was cited for his 600 Coens had more hits than Jack Ullvn nit'll 11? hati Wolt l ng average for thr season. The coach said the team made a resonvllle Beach. 13-10, and fnwer lit! Mill*' Ernie I'almlerl Lou Gary .3d»* 3IH inarkahle record, considering that three of their games were with Irtiii nut a three-won and two-lost mark errors. 4 A, Imt thn Hen Birds • iKitt i n : the powerful Titusville Mam. Even so, Titusville only defeated us by he seeking to notch his fourth I H»n«cd up three walks, two hits I % i lM I III I V 4 * AM one run In two of these meetings. Johnnie Jones, catchsr, was second triumph over the uason while 1 ‘’rtrnr f,,r ,lvc r‘J,ni J n ‘h,‘ *la r v ,|l»1i m halting average, .300 and Keith Malcolm third with .333. also spcitrheading Hanford’s bid *llihth Inning to carry off Ihe vie MoIIt* mm t Warren McCall received praise for being at tha top In runs for victory No. J In Provost Park, "try ft was the fourth straight HA nillli ,111(0 nil I I r* f I hatted in. < oarh Mlhler also praised his work wllh the basketball Hanford has lost 10 road uhoics victory for Jacksonville Boach /« 11 211 f Mh u r h learn this year, lie came to Oviedo from Hemlnole High, end was *11 Mil IM*I while winning hut four. This , Orlando waited till two were out I M I M I I I I HO* M w a gtend guard. Itov Beistel, another transfer student— coming romparrs to their IB-7 record *t *" ,h® l«»* "I Hie ninth to pull IriMniifi 41 1.1 4»i" I *ii I Mi Jor i from I ennaylvanla — was praised for hla work In baseball. home. i (he props out from under the De- 1 *MIvf 111 . ftttt* 40 A*m> I . , ,tll r?1 '!* baseball went lu Walter Duda, Warren McCall. Roy FLORIDA STATE LEAG U E I Laud red tints nnd their relish)* M f.ioiiiaril IS HANFORD RECORD u. lliistel, Cnarles Meatier, Harvey Joe .Slayton, Billy Meek, ranlaln; Jo H I* IV* W L Prt pitcher, Jim Vickery A wnlk and H yril r« in,i 1 • • » • • •*« ifl» Ml -IMI violu* arid Kenneth Malcolm and Johnultt Jones. Numerate went to Freddie Hume tB 7 JIH2 ihree Ntrnlghl hits did It, wllh Hmieli .ID iH rk a iiN t 11If I lM r h XN IT -HXX 1ST Wheaton, Ray bore, Imrne Mathers and Keith Malcolm. A wav 4 III .174 Frank WJccoVi triple driving IIIIO I ItNflBR It Item 'll *JT IT .*•# I A niti"i lift Harvey Ju« Hlaylon, the six-foot-three center who will Ih- ■ Irffib iirR flOO iW HR -W l Last night the Islets went to home the lying and winning runs, <i»li«r*i II In n I* *JI '41 ,|Rf tatlipR Hipa l.r ti^ rr senior next year, was elected captain with Johnnie Junes as alternate. work early iiushln* single tal- 1 ---------“ — NAN M i ll II IH XII .144 Lorne Mathers was elected raptaln of the baseball tram with Johnnie I.M krluHd I» ’** .;i i i Jones u* alternate. OfIhMilo 1.1 :»•» ..TCI II rwitliw I mwI M m Ml .... Mr*. John Duda said a few words of thanks following Mr. and two In the sixth. ll-M rk T M N M I I I I I I -Ilkler* appreciation to everyone for their co-operation and Harvey's I I mp»hI ku nHnn tlllf Ernie Cntiimur flreil * no-hllII Fit H i IH I H iircuunt of thn Gainesville trip the basketball team made. Mr*. J. II. jR By GAYLE TA LB O T OrlHMiln II l>#|*HI«il 1 H. ter at Hanfonl until the eighth •s. l*Ffs lone* Jr. announced that a dale will lie announced soon for the parly i f F « h i i r n I liiik rln m l I •1 1 fUHl i K AH III IN 1.1 when Catcher Bill Harris limped, U n h i n T im i J h M fl l.fHMI 'v -.he promised the basketball team for winning all of their conference 1 NEW YORK - Buss Moyer, Hnl A rm v n single to short center, Bobby V H H i l l Hi I riiin4n Ahti llnoli *M it 1nr 3 1 games, plus the tournament. She also announced that the ha* as co- Nil the Brooklyo Dodger* eccentric W H p I. b n i I n i l.n k Fln m l Ixs'ke relieved Crnumer In the l Vf -•» 1 333 1 hdltesiex with her Mrs. John Duda. Mr*. R. F. King, Mrs. George C. *Ih « IIPHV’k HI ilH llH H N IlFHI’k SILVER SPRINGS 1* - Last- who ha* just been fined and sus. i) UII0 3 eighth when Hsnfurd scored two Means and Mrs. Irving Malcolm. l i f h l i i i r i lit HrfnntlB il .film \ nl 1 rune, lamke we* touched for only place Orlando of Ihe Florida Hlstn pended again (or blowing his wig, Nulionttl ■Utiw ( FwIII 1H l<n«l S la k i i ,hl" Gsergsne Parker. Ann 0M hit before the *ame ended, a Lr-igue we* hurling even morn In- has long hern one of our favorite U llwi.il- M mlor II . N ul l •in a n l » V U il K Ulnhart, Hhlrley Jones, JoAnne I laming. Cornelia Wdlrnon, Ann w 1. IVI. M H i-A im y o.vkr ItnliM iUn, fiu f c ll ■Ingle by Lou Gary In the ninth. day. Pierson, Turk 2i 1 1 Ml, haschall pitchers, mainly because ' N . d l « , Bostl.k, P .t Walker, Joan lltn f TiialaBI u „ Icojm. Nadlru Boatiek. Pat W a W , Catchermnnsunr U s Filkins , Manager J. c. Dunn spelled (*hli iiifii 23 b•* Ik Hul Arinv vn NhI’I (ItmrU *1 r ,mshr r" I,,f •"•- BJ t K basksthall team. Martha J m s ,\*4l I’fpvH jhmI behind the plate In the wee lined ».vn and suspended for he seemed lo he n man wo could If)' 11 iihki* T.iinurri.w SIsSI Hardy, 91Irkfy Fleming and Hhltlsy Joa*t will receive letter aa ItiiNlun fi:*n lu in rt.tl ,Sr...v -fc pAHilliN-AI probably la eee what five days-slnrllng Wednesday and Understand. IV MNlliliUl Mil 1SI in .»! « ending'Hundav mhhduhi-for push­ y *5?!.*" w"" f 1*? * ckMr leader but not yet The Mad Monk, us he Is known ■II.I.n.iii'h IV. 'Y.I-JI . I 'M VH>1*lt>li I it u U A 3» rlidhl* for a W M r. Iljvy were slj prevent. n, i.-r ing umpire Tom Williamson In s lo Dime about him, Isn't one of Ht LdiuU • 1.1 13 in* Also preaen wera Professor and Mr*. Walter A. Teague, proIf) 37 J7f» A l a ( o r is G M g u b Ihe bed of modern pllcherv. hut frasor Paul Mlkler, Mr, and Mrs. Hulllyan and little daughter. Janet, l l f t u lla W t l f r d m League President Jack Dempsey, 11"* L 1?ll,,<,hrfl. Ite conylnuad Nnnr Turk a \\tiwlilnm.ii. I Walter.. league, w‘R«<b Jl., Jy- Mis* Dorothy Illce and mother, Mrs. Kllsaheth l. Augustine, levied the sentence ! iH, k M P'U'gh t r '/‘r®. Mrs. Naomi Simpson, Mrs. Theodora ■dor* Aulln, Jr., Diane and Ted HI. teiiulM A f'liiv n liiii«I I end said It was Iho it Iftest suspen­ In Ills own mind Hint he should By AHHDCIATRD PRKKH win every lime out. So, when Aulln. Miss Lola JluddalL Mr. and Mrs. W. W. It. Mack. Mrs. J, R. Jones, I)# tl tilt 1 Ch leuKit 2 *|w Ifi Ifining a, sion In the 13-year history id the I blogs go wrong ho gets mad si *HilF.I ill |ate J r M m . A. M. Jones, Mr*. F. W. McCall, Call. Mrs Irving Malcolm, Mrs. Icsgue N ATION AL LEAG U E IllXitF* "IVmI hw somebody, even if It’s only him Elslo Fleming. Mr*. W. C,. Weltmon, Mr. and Mrs. James Pearson, Hill Shores, catcher, took over self, lie throws things and kicks WuRhliiKlim lit New Vnrk RATTING - Schmmdlenit, Ht Mr ami Mrs. Mill* Lord Mr* !L W. festei. Willi*. J. II. I). Jones! , Myron Willis, Jones, Ikutturi iif rhlhifluljililn Filkins' Job. lands. Nbt things and winds op In trouble I ' |fi V # i 1 1 4 | | t| ill Nf hniilN mi ............. sr, photographer for Dempsey also said he hail fined RUNS — Campannlla, Brooklyn, ,.r" J*"r.Y Bndthson, Dr.Frank Morgan, Don Rider, Tin. sort of pitcher we've never Go- b-mlrnd-Htnr, and Kdd Tavlor. and Mr- and Mrs. Mills l a i r d . -------------pitcher Ken MeCInmrnrk tin for 31. cursing Williamson and pitcher lie: ii able to fathom Is the hlg. RUNS R A TTED IN-Campanalgaloot whom mdti U m a rd Liver man Sin for throw. Impi'.-lurhablr log seems to ruffle Managers like In, Urnoklyo, M Murrav lljrrd iy, t.e*, HITS — Schoendicnat, SI. Muds Bynl win throwing nt llm In. ejorled by Wllllninann. SO. landers. Thn |'«, hitting ,;un m n The prealilent aald, liai, he bml DGUIIt.KS - Schocndlenst. St. (e«m this ki'hmiii, iliiniimnlriili'ii fined Daytona Bench manager Ed tamise. 14. «h v they are hlnntlnir tho Imll l.evy tin for curalnif; and Daytona TR II'LEH — llrolnn Mllwaukeo, 1 * such a robust rli|> liv mauling lleneh catcher Ruck Purtlih- II lor and Hernler, Pittsburgh, 4. offering* for 19 itlngli's, u arguing with Ihe umpires In » HOME RUNS — Lampandla, ilmihl* by Manager K«| Levy uml remit home name. Brooklyn, in A pair of two-ply blow* by altii oil Pilcher Ray Clnrlch, Dr Land, STOLEN B A S E S - Gilliam, Mcker Redone. wna lined 15 fiir "a rerenl diaplny Low elsvaleil hla average at ill temper," Dempsey aald Die exunnse of llvnl ronnectlng for PITCHING— Kurkont, Milwaukee, four single* ami a iloublo In flvo trip* to paro thn winner*. I HOME RUN8-Garner1, Boston, . 5 » p Ho last ntKht'a lima. Hallly surprised to find him humping tfTRIKEOUTS - Roberta, Phlla- Roeen. Cleveland, and Zentiel, ford held It* poalllon in sixth hla head hard against a wall ana tlphla, 90. laying aavagdr “ I hope It hurts." AM ERICAN LEAG U E Persuading Moyer to give way B A TTIN G — Vernon, Washington, Mlnoao. Chicago, 9. to another hurler waa aomclhlnjt PITCHING— Pemeil, Roiton, 90. of an adventure In Itielf. Coach RUNS— Mantle, New York, 34. 1 .000; I-opal. New York. 40, 1.000; ItumhlliiK* of * reported Himllonny Bengough, who often waa RUNS B A TTE D IN -Dropo, Da Dorlah, Chicago, Hooper. Cleve­ font Cnrdlmd shakeup began to given that chore by Manager olt.and Vollmer. Washington, 31 land. Ford, New York, Htiiart. HI. mntrrlallie with luat night's an­ Steve O'Neill laat season, aald that, H ITS— Vernon, Waihinylon, 93. Louis end Moreno end Shea, Wash nouncement that rookie first normally, he walked out to the DOUBLES— Kell Boaton, 14. inoton. JO. l.ooo. liHseman Ricky Bruno and soremound with hla hands In hla hip TR1IM.ES— Jensen, Washington. 8TR1KEOUTH— Pierce, Chicago, armed fllnger Bill Ashcraft l|nd pocketa— an old habit— but that he been cut loose, kept both dukea conveniently free In making the announcement, when he approached Run on such General Manager Jim Fields an errand. "You can't ever tall elated that llruen had been sold about him," Benny said. c m Indiana at SiOO outright to Vnldalln of the class In the normal coursq of events T' ■i_ i " 1 ‘ m l wom,‘" Tewiein-gii LI/KIIIIK' rum In* l> Gforjrla state League white Mayer bad a major ruckus With to tha same •will be ndrnltted free Ashchaft'e rontact had been re­ of ehar*e . . . . Knothole Gan* turned to the n a u H Ht. Louie Jackie Rohlnaon'or the Dodger* In T-ihlrta for children 14-years and affiliate, Wlneion-Salem. ’fll, for which ha waa fined, and in ypurtver era now on salo at the same year managed to work In Meanwhile, the Yowell a Department store . . . nniiounAny child purchasing one will ba the signing ' admltud free of charge to all f,*J*|lnel gsmea at home . . . ro r of giant fl-foot-9 j y , ■■■j-V1 J1.BU the youngster receives a righthander W »l"••blrt and a free membership card to the Hanford knothole ter Mitchell. He Is a limited «e r-■• vice fllnger who 1 V started last season with K o an -,|gl i BA8BBAM, BCHBDUI.B oke. V*. before V W he In * roleaied* T ^ * g * ® " C A R D IN A L* THIS W IS * , because of an Jim Field* _ Gama Tonight 4 Injury. Mitchell recovered thle Daytona at SANFO RD j spring and wna rn-al*ned by tha Cardinal farm system, bain* sent « wo, «nu mm Gama Wednesday i to Johnson City, Tenn. Ho waa turned In a flu# tf-i >« two days a*o hU new club, hla bait yeiUirdny. Sanford ir-old mol " From Cocoa Tribe IiG £ k a S & I'.Vm.r.Sun, .h,‘iTi„teVusS Orlando’s Filkins Is Fined $50 And Suspended 5 Days SportH Roundup Softball Standings W ilson-M uir r Furniture Store inow-d within one-half game of the first place FABRON-BI bv defeating the cellar dwelling Na­ tional Guard, 11-0. In the only City Men's Hoftball leag u e ac­ tion last night a t the Lakcfrnnt Diamond. The scheduled Hnl-Army-RobMtn'a game wound up In a for­ feiture when Hubeon'a In a (*■• way (It with Ihe National GulrH for last place. .Salvation Army's victor put it l-*r11,1*1 r',*, - •»,. ••(' ,*f ' (OliU J l l ) .ItR b .i 11 White only 3 half-game behind FARIION, Wlison-Maler la it, third place having Inst one game, while Bal-Army and FAHRON are still undefeated. Jimmy Butler paced the win ning Wilson attack with a double, triple and two singles in f^D trips, Blocker won hla lirs t start for Wilson aa Red Hires, regular hurler, played first base. Frank was the losing pitcher for the Guardsmen. Llngle and Gene Ettridge collected two hit* for the losers, who out hit Wilson, 10-7. The City Men'e loop plays again Friday night when balArmy opposes FA SHUN-6) and Robson's battles VC-tt. Tonight Ral-Army and National Guard are slated to plavnff a postprmement of ‘-last F’rlday nlgni's srhwluled clash. Wllsna-Nalec M u llr r na < M cM illa n . II, Vs lea. i- vtundrr*. , r lirtim. If Krlllnw . rf Warren, lit llltH-krr, n Uxlhcwa, II, l.ap. r( lllra a . II, T tiliil, i.,, Van. osar# i.ltiH lr. aa IvaalliiB r f , iw s ln . If Slanal roiu .v I h • (•avia INIJlllalliH . rf , , Vatrl.lKC,' |1i llliH'all, I* J I Krmih. n n Iman, rf . . n TnlaU e nan son a— a a S a l'I. i ia a M n s iau , — |f T M'lhaR-NsISr 311 llnllsr. ail— lltstlnr. IVIIm har IIII1 Ip— I Ml"rkrr -.Frank K<> llhirkrr I’ I'liriil, Tiirnsr Only niiinns II n 1 is s I * ai-hmlulail M T IIIM I. Pr *. M/ SI, sen 1*3 4M in in no Ircadcrn Cardinals Release Ashcraft, Bruen And Sign Pitcher Danny Holden, outfielder for the Lincoln, Nch.. Chiefs, la the only o has Western League nluyril hern In tha circuit nvar since It was reviviid in 11117. rhsCT"ix.»-«..... .a Red CAR FLORIDA STATE BANK BARGAIN 1951 V SSl Chevrolet Delude 4 Door Heater assess! Sanford at Je t Mach Gama Sunday i* Beach at SANFORD JJiOO o. m.) Gama Monday Sanford nt Orlando RED’S PAINT A BODY WORKS J301 SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE PHONE 119S-J 1 You Art Cordially tariM To Atland Tha SchooHni R am Twrwfrrr Dodge �M R n S H M H B H H n TrrrrjBWKjf OTp. . ' " 't «u S ftfra U i I# T O U D O H T receive jour flanford H*rehf. City Da Itm y . by 7:00 P. M., piaas* till Y E LL O W C A B 1444 tk A N IN D K I’ K N II B N T I*Ail.V N E W S P A P E R ***4- ■ j r i p V O L U M E \ L IV ~ SANT(IKI). n.OKJEA HMDAV MAY 2f», Iff.'.,! io o h Reshuffle Of Staff Is Seen As No Threat American, Turkish Troops Are Rolled ' Back In Big Drive fled Waves Heal Vain­ ly Against British SEOUL Wt — Tho blu Chinese spring drive forced U S. and Turkish troops from two outpost j hills Friday but tha Red wave* beat In vain against the Hook, a major position nearby guarding Ihe ancient Invasion road to Seoul, 30 mllw south. ( ’Hie British War Office In an unusual cnmmunUiue announced In London thul British troops Inflicted g ‘'smashing (Meat" no the Reds at the Hook. It estimated the at lacking force at a brigade, 0,000 Ijjto 7,000 men. Field dispatches put tho number at about 1,300.) A total of 13,000 Chinese Reds wire attacking la Ike wost and on Ihe central front In their greatest offensive effort since last October, but they made little progress de­ spite heavy casualties. If. .H and Turkish troops nulled ack from bitterly contested outback posts Vegas Frldi night. as and Elko Friday «, A front line dispatch said Allied artillery at once looied a furious bombardment on the two scarred height*. Chinese guns replied and (he artillery duel raged beneath a full moon. The Chinese Communists, strik­ ing with 8..YM men In the west while mounting a D.300-man drive In tho center, thus had sciu-J three outpost hills cost of ihe truce town of Psnimmjnm. The third was Carson, which fell Thursday night. The weary Americans and Turks x* polled hack on orders alter more than Zt hours of bloody fighting, often with the bayonet. Savage artillery pounding from both sides had ripped up trenches, bonkers and fox holes on Vegas and Elko AP correspondent Forrest Ed­ _____ repor__.. wards reported a_________ five-mile ____ front along tho row of hills guarding the road to ^toul waa ,7one hla cloudy of dust, smoke and explod­ ing shells." u Marino Mnks aloud on the main Una position. e«d poured hundreds of (ugh VrTncily shells Into the ranks of the oncoming Rede. Waves of flahllng-bombers nurlid bombs •mi naming Jellied gasoline on the attackers Boyle Bills For Regulating Taxis i Passed By Senate TAU.AHAK.SER (Special) - A bill In make sure that purchasers pf used cars would know whether (hey were buying a machine once used as a taxi nr for similar prpn-es was passed yesterday hy ihe Senate. Senator Rovle of Sanford ex­ plained that Ihe title certificate* ecromimnvlng Iha cars would have to he stamped to show if m thev lied hren used as taxis, is * "U Drive II" or "for hire" vehides. Similar notices mould have lo be placed on (he wtndahlleds of the cars. The bill was one of three, al­ ready approved by Ihe House ,-vhlrn Boyle steered through Ihe Senate. , One nf tho others would require the semi-annual registration of commercial vehicles. It also would m allow Ihe purchase nf license ta il • «n a pro-rata basis, according To the unused portion of a year. , Now licenses are sold on a quar­ terly basis. Under the hill. If a K rson obtained a ear In Novemr, for example, esai he could get a license by paying n« only the months remaining In the tag year and not pay fur the full an , liter, The third hill sel «•. un a revised procedure under car certain elrctimm Issuance HRii__ of title stances In the cerUfleatea for motor vehicles.'Tt reviles the handling end noting of Jicns end sillifec_____ itlifectlona. Bavle also passed and sent to the House a hill lo provide that the motor vehicle commlsaloer'a ■alary shall be fliad by the Oan era I Appropriations Art. The asms bill would allow the commissioner to decide on the * salary for the department auditor. -»V?ia . Ifil ••f *»HS I I' K l ‘ \\ M « ZUfl “f Final Okay Is G iv e n W A S H IN G TO N Pcvsldenl Eiscrihmver says his orniatsrd re tu g.imratlnn nf ihe Defense Do p;tttmeiil would not result In a "'iiig lc m ilitary commander with s -iipcr -iB ff." The rcurganliallun would, among nthn- things, strengthen the con tn>| nf the chairman of Ihe Joint Chief* nf Staff nv«T m ilitary per smmrl assigned tn Ihe staff The President’s explanation nf the plan whs In a letter w rillrn la-1 \lmtdny to Ron l^ -t lu A rrm tHv J AMI'S I K IM l.llNt'ON r.p A roil h M-3 ), ’ II III >. a top member nf the House .t %1m*u V m e d Services Cnmmlltee Ar ! hrarsal nl llrdaui - t •loti Hi.idi till Ivllei pnhiii lulls) i/m i ll Eiifiiliellt ' •' - miai •HI , underway in Wesltnitislei \tlf»e dirt While Mouse cleurani ’ Aicnds had u r llt m Kisrnhnwer tmlR) w dll all Hie miler H i j n11h* voicing concern river thr pos-iti of all opening <>n flromlw. v tidy that the reorganisation plan A crowd of Ihous.imli m on might rc-ult In “ a single chief nf folks who know aloud myall- onl 't.iff over nil the armed force-" from Story Imnk- gaped d and e-tahllshmrnt of "a n overall slrange rimlnial nf Ihe old md armed forces gMicral staff com the new At d.'iytireiik ttu-y lo g in g.dto t par,able lo the Prussian gcurr.il itiilf system " mg -many well pi-........... with boIn his teller addressed to "lH*nr lunclos ft"- a daylong -igd ouliuh (he .inclctd Alilic) l.es," llic P rr-id e n l said’ "TTic plan does md givt- the Even though the trial run "I *1" ■ 1 hairmno of the Joint Chiefs rd -how H-i’lf wa- behind ,-J. I staff command powers i m r ihe ilnor-, this didn't v.-t-m lo I O' other three members of that bodv. nl the oscltcmenl i t awIt was o d Eligltilld md 'In I it lines not give him a vole m |tlinr proceedings. II dmw not new at d - lie .1 A heavy police guard ............ ” ini|i lorn with a large genri a1 t ilf with rom ioand fuuctlniis it hand as St Kiln aril's o n ...... . a priceless leln >• l -< i md dllote Hie civilian mil I, crown Road \ n l lim it v R O YA L P R R R A RA I I <)NS Dress Rehearsal For Elizabeth's Coronation Begins In Westminster By JOHN M. HIOHTOWER WASHINGTON Utt-South Korea's resistance to an armistice op terms favored by Ihe UnlU-l States confronted the Klsenhowradmlnlslratiun today with a crisis within i crisis Horn? official- be lieve firm measures may he re qulred to a-Miln- tho altuatiori The situation was pointed up (o day when the South Korean guv ernment announced It would con Unue to boycott the truce talks unless the Allies withdraw or change their lateet proposals Indications are that an exchange of messages Is In progress between President Elsenhower and Presi­ dent Syngman It hot*.. although Elsenhower has Imposed such secrecy restrictions on (he whole Korean truce situation that offi­ cials declined to confirm that. This Is why it is a double crisis A decisive answer is duo from the Communists this weekend tr> proposals put forward last week end by the United Nations Cum mand, directed by the U. S Thus the government hire Is primarily concerned with the climactic stage of the prolonged truce negotiations Ycl at this stage it Is com celled to devole a cmisldershhamount of time and attention to Ihe threat of resistance (o a truer raised by Rheo's government If the South Korean regime actually goes through wit h Itdedaratlon of Intent to fight on against the Reds for victory throughout all Korea, the result could very well bo lo wreck any chances for reaching an armistice even If Ihe Communist* were will tng to accept without further argil ment tha terms most recently laid down In secret by the U. N. Com mend. However, officials hero are welt awarn that Ike South Korean gov eminent Is extremely dependent on the V- N. and, more directly, on the U. fi. for its survival. Tho government was sponsored by the U. N In Ihe first place and baa been assisted ami sup ported hy the U, S from the he ginning. In Ihe last year or so, the U. K has concentrated on building op South Korean forces and these an now sufficiently strung, numbering about tfl divisions, so that If thrv were ordered tn follow a political policy different from that of other Allied forces fighting the Cnmmu nlxts, the rewult would he » dlsas Irons confusion and conflict nf operations. If U. N. troops slopped fighting and Hyngmen Rhee's forces did not, Ihe Reds would hive grounds for charging that Ihe armistice to (Cuetinned On Page Kli) Generally lilt north portion inimIIi <Inmlr smith portion end -hro-i-t-, hi extreme smith thrnugl ■'llnnl.n \lilil leutprr.i lures with flesh ru lfil* ultuK iVosidunt Allays Any 'T ru ssiau isiu " I'Ynr R0K Resistance To Armistice Is Creating Crisis Mg*. HIIIN MARTINI, custodian id Hie animal nursery si Urn llrnriX Park /.mi lo New York. Introduces iwi. tiger mtis. H"««bur and* Mndinirwho, lo Hamid, a wt,Retail fa w n The habv U S*"* ' " ' l , lew tli ys ago and Hamid hut »« hours older I f " '-........ Industrial Drive Awards Made A t Reaches $34,000; Class Day Riles More Phoned In Of Seminole H i Pledge- in Hie Sunfiird lndicdii.il drive lilt the k.u.nno mark Indus .ii-enidlnu In George Williams, see relary treasurer nl Snulurd In dii-lMi--. Ini' . who addl'd that an other Lf.ono has liern n-imried hv telephnm'. hut nut yet tiibulnled Kilter the I -at Itenilird report nn Weitne-dtiy, nearly El,nun lias hern added fit Hie tidal Ralph fiiWHii, president id the cnrporaHnii, again today urged the several teams which have md sub milled returns In du an n« noon as IHis.-llile. so lli ii officers will know wind further at Hun lull-1 In- I .ikon In drive Inwards Ihe Stno.nnn gmil Mr. Cowan again pointed mil the unllmilcd poxslhtllllc- i-sisllng in Kanfnrd and Seinlnnle I'mudv for mumilaclnrri- <d u u d e r w e a r, puids, shirts, mid dieske*. and slated a m-ril ilidlmM) i-\l-is lur a pool id trained laiml "During iii-giiliidiiui- with 111.111 llfarlurers over Hie la-l few days, a definite need ha- been -linwn fur vnralinnal II.lining schools here From autli'iriiahve ndnrma Hull received. .I vm dl<>nal -i-hnnl can hr eslaidlsheil lute in train several lumdred winker- m Ihe hnslc operation- "I sewing plant machinery." Mr ('uwim asserted Hr ul.su puliiled mil llial from Iniurmalion In- hud gathrreil. It will hr |Ki».iihlr In recruit Iralnrd ROTC SPEAKER Lt. General Joseph V. HnUTii labor Irnm large metropolitan atm, uuiini States Army, rellred, arras In Ihe iiurll) The industrial *onL United nf Sanford will deliver Ihe grail leader declared many workers are nation addiIran at Stetson Univer­ (Contlnurd nn pagr sis I sity tonight for ROTC candidates for commissions as second lieu HOT AltY M EETIN G The regular weekly meeting of tenants In Ihe Army nf Ihe United Ihe Knnfoul Itnlari < lidi ill Ihr States. The candidates fur cum missions Yacht (Toll Mmuliii rinnn, will he are RJirno B. Anderson J r . Don­ fralurcd hy a talk mi ''iimmunlly ald J, Barrey. Glen (' Filings- Service by George Tuuhv, a pa si worth, Walter D, Clrvtn, Charles president nl Ihe club In llic absence of President Roll M. Harris Jr., 1’aul It. U>e Jr., Ulmer H Parrish. Leltny W. Harris who leaves fur hi- new its Rltch, Alfred 0. Vnrn Jr.. Herbert stgnnicnl In Jacksonville tumor C. Werner and Ire T. Youngblood row, paal-prcsldenl Jack llntlgnn will preside. Jr. li v n Imi piin-nls li-m lie n and -In d e n i. gn ih cird I,, Si-miitolr High Sc Iiih i I .iiidilm loin In, Ihr iire-cnlallnii <il Ihe in m id Class I lay awards Hu- imirnlng. mark lug one of Ihe I in I mlb-'lnnes p rr ceding nrxl F ru l.i' uighl's cum mencemenl cse rrl-i-s lur Hie llfi g.irduaimg senmrRedeckrd In ih n r lesperllvc raps find gown- g irl- In while mid Itoys in light iilin- Ihe -enliirs Fill’d min Ihe andliniluin to Ihe nnslalgle D ries nf I'ntnp and f*lrcm,1»lallce,^ as played In Ihr KH.s hand, ■•pelting Hu* ' lass II m ceremonies Fidlnwliii! the span • Halim i and Ihe denillm i il hv It. eriy H'-ntmi, Seiimr ' lass P m . dr’Ml I I I IV 1 nrdell a •sullied l > duties a- m ailer -I irie u in im A H r. „ lirlef ipi ei h nil !,• hall <>l the senlot d .is - thank , the lent In i s and sclnml nffti i (or Iheir guidmice Ihrmigli 1 film -ears T r r r v liilim hiied M> It F. Ini.,i vhn presented J.nn, jliivi- with Hie annual 1'incliHi nf l h e Am,’Mean Reviilule-u award ,fumes lecelvrd Hie I •\H award for having ihe login < grade, in \ineiirm i Ill-In n Tills ImiiTied "If a lung ’ I ” ■if iiu iid ' In -liiileid- during the seined ve.it Mr William It Wrav piesellted Hie .umu.il I I t cry Fed award hi Killln, Irving and Hu-llie— Mmttigei Hr erly RmlgcrJmilur Melts, wlmiet nf I'eler Srliaal fnnlh.ill llupliy, received the first annual K Morrison "M n-l Vain ,e♦11r Ma-ki'llndl" Trophy Ranks Regisler wa- iire-cii'” i Willi Hie I'oHinhil ll'illltlller* t America award fur Ins who.... . essay nn "Palrlfdlsm " Tile Ihm ii hint tic science aw m d w a - p reset rd In G in rg e Patlersoii ( 'oarIt mil Flem ing handl'd nut Hie Imseli'll lellers and Raski’Hinll Meni"i John Kcolt dl-trlhuled Ihe Imsk’ t hall miiiiugriim Krnest Cowley, SI IK musical h rector, made the liaiid award. Gene Wilkinson was recipient "I the iiidstandlng buy awatd In Hu musical dcpnrlinent and Mary Aim llukur won the coveted most nut standing girl certificate School keys were given each ” | Ihe four class orexiueuls and m tnrm iiral cerllfloalci were pm sented lo a vast number of uupei and lower clu*amert, hnlh l» n » and girls. The senior class presented ■ sterling new* nmtluu plcluri' sen >» as lla traditional gift In Ihe sclnml Hportamen D I h c i i h h IMnnH For FlHh Frv TenMItve plan- for n fl.l, fn to he held In the near future were discussed at In-I night's tneeiing of Ihe Kemtnole County Sport ■ man's Association at the City Hall A rllreetora' merllng noxl week will put llte flnixhlng touche- on the |iro|Misnd noting. Members alxn discussed llte b-g Islallve progrom ns il nffc" local uptirtsmen At next month’s meeting lo hr held June tA officers will he rle" ed. ft. E. Johnson Jr. I- prenlilenl of the orgnniiathn. Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack No matter hew far away from kerne you may go sa yeur vacation you can rondlly ealeb up on Ike borne teem news by reading the Seated Herald when yea rctara. Yen can ar­ range With year ranter bay, nr through the dreeteiaa mea■gar, hy tetspheahlg, m , to have year rega in h e m el dm Hereto saved tor yea whBo you are away, Ip ha delivered Park Bpertomea are ehewe above In frout of the Bleyhtf 9 atrinx of five Garfish gig. :d Wednrar------ 7j . t0 r7Rm ara eland* PaUeraou, M f# ___________ rki Bart* Bledoo*. It M Karolina Ava- A t and Wildlife Of fleer A. W. Analev of Hanford, long Jewed flak weighed ■ tout of 150 yannde, r (t « T o f f T cf T s erT i ( f I’oxlmaxter Joel Field annouru rd today that post office windows will be open tomorrow until noon In following the usual Saturday mu tine. T!;ere will bo no City or rural dellvertea, however, In obxervance of Memorial Day. Mr. Field said special delivery letters and pertxhablea will be diepatched ax usual, hrmigtil Into Hie <hureli in < K. < hag Those taking pail m Ho l’1 Ht*<’ run w re penitHU-l i ■ their ineillcviil iTremomd i .he modern streets clollieYomig If tier li Kil/aheih II •P i moal Secnrlly Council and Ho ponded llo Duchl’ -s ot NMb.lk in ITesidenl. HO- duty remaining in her -land 10 and Hm ifo -m ill lour m i’tn h rr- nf Hie Joint hand Ihe Duke ol lldudvitgh had t loefs nf Staff as presrrlhcd hv So Idle Mleville pi'uch liUliiu l a him law S X X II wa- li'portial Hie lo- d ■onple Ihe rentgniil/iilhm plan. In mv •niti over him. It does not arm . '*• 1« him lie.’ in lilt it ry planning duties vested hy law In all [mo r.inhi-’ s of ||ie .lolnl Chiefs of Si,iff II does mil make him alone ihe principal military adviser to the secretary of (tcfcn— ’. the Na mdgumtil. will improve the effi i i mic) of tfie Defense Department atill will also make It no-slhle for tin’ Joint Chiefs of Staff to devote ni’ire of their lime In (heir hind •mental and grave responsibilities t or lhr»e reasons. I nm verv hop’ ful tha I Congress will soon approve p” New O f f i c t T N NjihumI Kor Humid Compiiny II It I' o krlman of t Irvi-lnnd. Term and Winlei Haven was Heeled piesldenf of Ihe Sanford Herald newspaper -estecdn- in n retirgantration meeting F rekeltnalt. II It Haskell li ol Marlntsviile Va and Carmage Walls ol Hrlnmln and Gitiluien. Ala , porehaseil lontrulllng inter esl rtt the fl-e rlsv a we>-k tiler noon i> iper e«rlv this mouth Ifnski It was elederf (ir-l vice president yeslerdav. and Walls secretary treasurer Fred i'erkilis nf Tilst aloosa, Ala a new mail In the organuatinn. was named second vice prrsldrrd mid general manager The above men are also diree tors, along wllli Niirvin Veal of JacksunvIlTe, general matiager for I'err- Inlere ts in Fhirida Kollanrl and Gordon Dean, who snlit Iheir 7.1 tierrenl -lin k, remain as erlllor ami linsinexa manager Ijirjft* WoocIh riru Is I'uI Old YpHlurdiiy A large grass and woods fire turn mile* east of Sanford on llieli immit Avenue brought t itv lire men In Hie scene at A 17 o'clock yestrrduy aftcrmein to extinguish the wind whipped flames, it wax reported Imlny hy Assistant Fire Chief If T Thomas This morning the Fire Depart ment made two run- AI 7:TU a in firemen were xiimmmird in Hie iiume of Negrei s l.tirlle TTiornlmi, 313 East Eighth Street, to subdue flames from the wires of an over bailed Hectrle water heater Then at JCnn a 111 firemen wrre alerted tn a gras* (Ire In a vnrant lot idling .Seminole boulevard diagonally lienmd the studio- of radio slat ion WTMIt Baccalaureate Will Be Meld On Sunday The ilaeraluurestr services for tho HU gradtiillng seniors of Seminole High School will tic held at the KHK smtllorlum Kumlny evening at ft rx, p m , It wnx an notmeed lo,tay hy Hits Principal Herman E Morris The Rev. J. K McKinley will deliver the hsccalaureate address while the Rev S, I. Whatley will read the -rrlpture and the Rev, Herbert J. Has- will give Ihe henedlrtlon. Dr. .1. It Root will give Ihe Invocation BANK TO HAVE OUTING Alt 18 employees nf the Florida State Bank, exccnt one who 1- now on vacation, will so on a day's outing to ilalnex City next Wed­ nesday. The program will he di­ rected by employees nf the llnlnes City Bank, the newest addition to the McNulty chain. Hie Sanford group will leave at 8:30 n.nt. by chartered bus and return Ihe same evening. A barbciuo, guided tours, and other entertainment ere on the agenda for the day. U E A lH E f* toitn U - g - -----•a!)IHhf.l f«F i ,'. t■1 Mm i i *Ih tr •|| f1**1M « ln»\ IM Ml. 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(ll|l1 ti *p pr tl . i Mpntuh Mm v III , , *j h |lm M((1»* lu ge r .ittl'tl 3V11If li 11♦» M*HV Mi i" •Id -turage tl ••k 1 •1 Iheir Ml M O e M* Ao'.tcv -aid spMi f DM*)) flnn '♦ *» mV the calftsh, and (lie nt.vlO’M ill AVI*r rnav tie to i idMi M them in Mm* apturers A* fm Hu* gmfi ’.It. Mm meal •* Forty two uiendiei - of the A fin . been given a ' OMiiilei title Hu- tre-hwater lypc found ‘u Cappelln , liolr of Hie Reaver High amount "I good pulillcH- In Hie Aioetlca I- tough nod rink E*Sell,Kit of Itim-richl. W V m h i two nev. p.ipers pulili lied io Rlue lor,- lire crmtlnuillv l>"uig mule riv,-d lu Sanford al l imi u'cloi’k Held to dear Ihe fi-lung i v i of gir last night and today slarlca| ii two lo (Il ■I'llog to pll’ t'lll il III l>‘, fl-h since II,ey •- I d pniu.iiilv hy (lay will,I of nctivHles which will l-OIII'I’ll M'fll - III Cl'Mllnl l lollit l ■•at,m{ game fi.li conclude tomorrow olghl wifli a Ihr liloi Held. W Va clioll dl Meanwhile, when Hie Wilder program at Hie Find MClmdlsI rerti'd to Miss Fit, ludli Shi’ll'ai Park men appeal ,11 , noidv Court Church id R: 13 o'clock Is hontiouurg n tradllinn lauuchrd on June , 7, if •’pcins likely that The xtodi'iit.x ai’i’oiiiiiampd liy two dec idr- ago Irpici.cntiltive . of the I re ih Wa two cfiBncrnriea were met nl llic For i, will tic HI year, ago let Fish and Game ConuntsBion City limits Iasi olghl nod exported tills •oniing fiepteoitiei llial Ml.- ’•■III [nit In a good word Into Kanfnrd by lural offletals. f'lhclton orgnnl/ed the Hr., A First appearance of the 13 to IH Cappella Choir at Reaver, Hie he venr old singer- was at class ginning of a group flint w.n to Day exrrclse- nf Keounole High R IT E young "Peattnatlnii Gobi" Sehnol thin morning During Hie (tend many oiddnndlng people out of ftloefleld lido nonli i jk 3;8g . r. c-*t 7 :-g ji.-att afternoon and tomorrow the tnl enled yooogsferM nre expected to ns a proft'sslon and In give others ds, "The Bachelor -rod nod Rohbv fJo-er" relax at Kanlandn Uprlogs and the no abiding love for munlr ,4 1 1:37 :M3 Mtmclpnl Swimming I'rml, an ac til ndiliHnri ,n to-lng one "The Trail to lam Anton*" livlty under Mi,- -poiisor.-lilp af the in nsI )Hi|inlied nod welt known .Tift P;34 H:M) Ihr f'hnmher of Commerce. This evening the visitors will go mimic,-I group- hi the Itlueflrld Sundnv "Never Let Me Go" area, nudlenee* In New Orleans, 1 D4 !t:!tn - r»:I*B 7:31 P:J0 lu Orlando where they will give si IxitilB, Massachusetts No 31(1 VI EL A N D a program at the Air Rase start Jersey and ninny points lu both "The Green Glovr" Ing at 7:3*1 o'clock Virginia- have heard the excellent 7 40 - Hi 13, lant complete Through the efforts of Roger work of the chnrua. show 1>:3P The l lorida trip was suggested Harrta, a former almlent at the fiat "Desert of I,onl Men" hit ' Cappella Choir Begins Whirlwind Tour Preceding Methodist Program Movie Time Table school who Is now n Sanford resi­ dent, the Reaver High School group arranged the three-day ex­ cursion Into Central Florida. Mr. Harris said that Sanford hy Mr Harris, choir alumnus mid dirrclur of Ihe Sanford Methodist Church choir which extrmlrd the formal Invitation to the young (Continued nn Page Six) Mrn" and "Drapernte Keaich" "Ucspernte Search" playtnR at P:05 only Show itarU 7:40 (■ m � 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, May 28, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 28, 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>, May 28, 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/a331aac22c631d14a8f208f354d09110.pdf 1125d80fc20de74dada8d494bc08bf3f PDF Text Text #- 'NO CHARM I f f ROM w yw . . i g r t-,' nft I ■- One-Room Apartment Can Be Made To Look Like Enchanted Cottage 1,. I a room seem larger. 3. A bookcase cabinet arrange ment built from floor tn celling gives you slorage space for every. — • Inlng from books to bric-a-brac In a minimum o( floor space. y * and working, dining ami sleep­ 4. Instead of conventional ash ing, and still glvo the appearance trays, use antique oyster plates of a comfortable sitting room. You can sew and saw lo furnish or old Ironstone chicken bring un a budget. Or you can buy the dishes or odd llmogc dessert best furnishings available, and dishes, as an Important "little togage professional decorating ad­ touch" to your room. Thesp con vice. Either way the aim should be picked up In antique shops for be to achieve charm, cosines*, It***, usually, Ihan modern recep­ comfort and compactness In your tacles. one-room abode. 3. in liny handsome nieces nf ______ ,you __ _______ _ ■a ............. ............. Jna. silver and oilier items table | . Before t ci *select your > home . ■ I _____ a cl * furnishings, ask ynurself what Is 1used In everyday living, instead necessary to your achemc of' of cluttering up your room with living. Th-.'n plan those essentials what-nots that serve no purpose it. Attractive sugar howls or first, building accessories around them. Space savers such as desk milk pitchers in china or pewter dining table, breakfronl rhnsls, may double as flnwrr vases fkU rnmlilnaUnn licit «ntl rnurh h*. * «*ll.h«njlrf >lnrs|* chest with I coffee table • bench combinations old Jugs, loir tea cannlstrrs. are Indispensable In some homes kerosene lamps, or vases make hulll ln .pul b|M in ()•*,* leee-sgrr rnmfnrl and .umtlhlnl different In Electrical shops Everything In Un small room prelty lamps her itinm In tittple-»llh cnlnr Ihe pieces tan be mired ne matched to glee tarry fixtures for wiring . . . Loom should be built for service. fiirtrtliin»l. trintern Irrtnlt. It Is r»lb-rl ”I.nni|' Is." <rsnfnrd furniture Co.) shuttles with a glass tube wired Color la Important Color may make up for a skimpy In thorn make handsome wall home-furnishings budgU, and give flower containers you the charm you can't nlherwlsn acquire. If you have a favorite color, so much the heller. Splash It (bout your room liberally, for background or accent, choosing the accompanying colors care fully. It Is easy to live wllh colors you like. Hut don’t use more than three The*-.* same colors should tv used In the one pattern or stripe you select Here are some modern decorator H e r combination* *nd tnei*»« tlons on how to use them: |Uri|IVOIM7. lemon and pewter: Turquoise, Lemon walls, wall*, pewter p m in rover for sof* nr studio couch, throw pit sols lows of turquoise and/nr lemon, on* upholstered chair In turqunl*ror In a pattern combining Ihe three colrrs, a n y rtrg. Cha renal, lipstick red, pearl gray) Charcoal walls, red sofa (perhaps corduroy or velvet>. gray or Mack and while rug. Another delightful accent with charcoal Is rltron (iive ynur living room it "face liftin g" with new nllpHilaries of Inhaccn, beige and envoi* . . . . Sen our Im uiiliful Hrloctlrui nf m utcifnl* cocoa are Irieal for a man's room: Beige to cocoa walls, rug In con in fluniln. stripe* mill p rin t>< in muko your homo a* (ratting shade, ether furnishing. guy an n spring garden! In either hue Pillows, lamp shades ami other accents may be In * vibrant blue Flalri Is a lovely bold arrrnt for (he room of a young girl or * patriotic Hrotsmsn. Your favorite or faintly tartan makes It more fun, and offers a good converse lion piece The sparkling |ewe| like reds, greens, blues or yrl tows nf Ihe plaids may be used In solid colors for rug and ont* chair, The softer contra.ling (hide In Ihe plaid may he used for draperies and lounge rover, Plaid Ihrow plltowa ami perhaps Ump shade add a real tlerorsfraloucn, Make 'Em Ynurself If you are furnishing on a hod •At, makn some of ynur furnish ngs yourself. Hero ore some Ideas: Coffee and end (able* . . . Take oval or oblong picture frames or mirror* and use as tups for old (able* found In alllc or Jnnk shop . . . cover an old card table with llltn. saw leg* down to *l«\ If need be if room Is vrrv large, take an old fashioned round dining table I found at unctions or Junk shops), cut legs down from tin* top, relation tn table tup . . . Put a favorite tray on a wrought Iron stand. Floor Covering . . . Make a wide braid rug In all shades of Ihn color you choose as an sccenl shade for your room. Mill-end blanket strips sre used, usually, for making these rug* If floors Apa bad, put dnwn vinyl or rubber tiling (easy to do yourself if dl rectum, art* followed) wills the throw rug on lop One dellghirul scheme rnrnblnn black and while tiles with a hr sided rug In shades °L ,blu® f»n4ln« from pale to sap phlra. A citron, lipstick reel nr tangerine hunt) rug offer another (mart sccenl. nrapsrle. , , , Make thorn your is s p r i n self of Inexpensive corduroy or denim In conventional or llerul ,*7 Ityle cafe curtains. Large wooden or metal rings are a nay Blip Use shutters (bought at lunk ihopi) painted and repaired lo roplace both blind* and draperies Jr the window Is In a small ares, tie wallpaper with a brick motif .2 Alf" * fl®llghtful outdoor effect >0 Hub section of your room OJher thing* lo keep In mind whan furnishing a small aparlmenl if f ; I. Tha scene when you enlrr FPUAroom should be immediately P easing lo the eye, In that first glance one should see ■ cosy f chsl rs wllh table 1 w SLIPCOVER TH E SANFORD H tR A lO T m i . May M. 1953 chUd a feeling of privacy, you can ?*« * 1 • choose any iypo of furniture ttial ~ "(Ilia the hill'* in give the younger art what they want Special Place For Younger Set Seen As Need In Homes The younger ict—from tlie age of A to 19—need a place in die home that they can call their own Up till now they teem to have been neglected and much abuacd with hand-mc-downa, small bedroom», nr possibly sharing a room with an older person. They need a place In ihe home whero they can have privacy, romfort and something really dif­ ferent in the way of furniture. A place to entertain friends, work, and Pjay. A place where they have helped In the selection of furniture to meet their needs and tastes. furniture selection should be rimsldered with great thought be­ fore any buying Is done. Modern furniture lhat features built In sec­ tion* nr stacking piece* It most practical because U can "grow" In height as the child gets older and tailor Hookcases that lino a wall will ild In training children to be neat, as everything that would normally b* carefully placed on a chair or bed will have Us own place. chair* scaled lo the site of Uia children, and of sturdy construc­ tion in stand the "wear-and tear'* HELPING YOU We Are Here To Help You With All Your Real Estate Needs. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor RAYMOND I,LINDQUIST, Aaaoc. PHONE 1878 A TLA N TIC NATIONAL BANK BUILDING FROM ..... THE STORE THAT HAS YOUR HOME IN MIND! CURTAINS Sheer FlbreglanHPrlncillan to en­ hance your windows. yet let In light and air . . . . 90 In c h ............ 13.95 03 In ch ........... 9.95 45 in c h ........... 7.95 MATtilUAL Nylon Ruffled Curtain* 7.95 - 9.95 • 12.95 Ruffled Organdy Ciirtalnn, whltn and colors, permanent finish 5.95 pair Nylon Olaan Curtain* 2.98 to 7.95 Cafe CurtninA. gay floral print* DRAPERIES In Solid Colon, and Bright Floral Patterns DRAPERY HEADINGS 6.95 to 9.95 Conan tlrttw-plciii heading* and plttH lo give your draperies that "cunlom Hindu" look. Alao complete linn of Klrach rods and accessories a SHOWER CURTAINS /Inyl Plastic Shower seta hy Arlington in assorted colors, plain and prints. Sets Include the shower curtain and matching window curtain for only TOWELS BEDSPREADS Fa innus Batra quality In Jacquard designs and th* lovely Heirloom spread* Chenilles in pretty colors and all whilst also unglaied colton prints with matching curtains Olv* your bathroom a (usury look wllh luscious Cannon Towalal Thty'r* In the most heavenly colors and ao fluffy and absorbent. All (ls«e ami any color you could with fori COTTAGE SETS Colorful organdy with floral print trim, Ideal for kitchen or bath. 45" x 60" 3.98 pair BED PILLOWS Faathar, foam rubber and down • j w f l R s C te"®* t « I m SS h SHEETS I. A mirrored wall ran make WAABtAl-PlMtia of furnilure mad* during the Iglh Cantury, What r !3 I ? 0™ ,r# W " ! «dAptaBona f*A these superb drelgni. Tnday** modem Adaptation. retain TABLE CLOTHS California Hand Prlntn with matching napkins 6.95 to 19.95 Rayon and Cotton aete, gift packaged, In white and colors, with napkins l i « T S t ^ w i U j ^ L r a | | i r t S i ,to Carefully matched surface wood E M uSB . SU 7.95 to 9.95 ) Pure Linen Dinner Beta 14.95 to 29.95 Cotton Print Clotha 3.50 to 7.95 Assorted Bridge and Luncheon Beta «MW. Superfine Percale by Cannon. While, contour or plain 72 x 108 . . . . 8.70 90 x 108 . . . . 4.98 Pastel colors Twin s ite s . . . . 8.98 Double alsea. , . 4.79 Carptt Beauty MUSLIN SHEETS White, contour or plain Urn meet popular 72 x 108 . . . . 2.98 81 x 108 , . , . 8.49 eottoe rue Pe the PILLOW CASES 81m S A B . . . 6*60 S h e 87 a 67 9.96 Bias 8 x 6 . . 14.96 Percale 48 x 88 89c ea. ‘ Mualln . . , ... , 89c.'eai‘ " market today) �# a n fflrii Sjeralfc I F YOtf DON ! receive four Sauford Herald, U lr Delivery, by 7:9(1 P. M.. pi*»*e rail YELLO W CAB 1444 IH E W EA 1H EK icnlimud bat, dry and mostly ’air through tonight, flu m e of few Isolated thundershowers this aftermxiii and not nolle so warm (!■ Irrnie nnrlh tonight. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R Esta b lish e d 1908 V O LU M E X L IV S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A W E D N E S D A Y M A Y 27. 1953 Anxnrintt-d Prows l.e n so W i r e No. 198 ass President P le a d s For Support Of UN *As T a ft Is Dubious Depth Of Split,IfAny, Is Not Yet Clear WASHINGTON UH— President Eisenhower laid* new stress on Amarlcm and Allied tupport of United Natlona principles In the ' Korean truce talks at almost the si,no time Sen. Taft was saying last night: “ We might as well for­ get the United Nations as far as ihe Korean War Is concerned." How much - if any •• of a split this Indiealcd between the view of the two top Hepubllcani was not immediately clear today. The White House would not talk about any subject related to that _ question. «# "I am not going to elaborate on the Presidents statement," press secretary Jamos C. Hagerty replied to <|ucstlonera at hU news conference. Hagerty added there would be no White House comment on (ho Taft remarks which were in a speech read for the senator in Cincinnati. Taft himself Is In a Cincinnati hospital for a checkup. 'Hie address was read by his son, ftoherl A. Taft Jr., at u dinner g* in his father’s honor. 9 Elsenhower’* comments were In a statement which the White Mouse said was issued to clear op un­ specified misunderstandings. They were a quick follow-up, whether Intentional nr not. to a scml-formal complaint from South Korea that the latest Western proposal for peace terms In that country aro '•complelely unsatisfactory.” Elsenhower aimed especially at Ihe Issue of forced repatriation of ... prisoners, as demanded hy Ihi*-* Communists. He said there will he no abandonment of the principle that nu prisoners will be driven home against their will. Taft did not make any point of lhat Issue. He said: "I think we should do nogo our best now to negotiate this truce, and If wo ..........ten fall, then let It Eng land and our other Allies know i hdriwlng fror that we from all w aiv withdrawing further peace negotiations fn Korea. Taft said he still bellevei In the § XL N , hut net an. effective means to prevent aggression, He laid It is mainly a means of deter­ ring and preventing war through peaceful persuasion. Going beyond Korea, Taft sold: "I believe we might as well abandon any idea of working with UM Unllrd Nations In Ihe East and reserve to ourselves a coin(l unturned on I'ags Court Governor Returns To O ffice, Signs Bills, Poses For Pictures Mercury Climbs To New Peak Of Year At 99 Mark MYSTERY SURROUNDS TRIP The mercury climbed to Ihe 99degree mark yesterday and K. J Moughtnn Jr., local weather ob­ server, stated today he wouldn't be surprised If the temperature reached the three figure msrk lx>fore the afternoon was over That flfldegree recording was the highest of the year ami capped a 14-day period when the mercury reached at least the Wl-mnrk for its mailmum reading. The stilling period started May 13 with an even so-reading The following day the maximum was 91 and Then raine readings of '.at. 91. 91, III. 92. 93. 90. 93. 93, 97, ami 97. llut for the first lime this year, local residents complained of es ccsslve heat during sleeping hours Ihe firrtmll from the world's first atomic ertlllery shell *pr*»d- mil ami roars upward after last night. I , 1 ,,u fir,.,| from the Arm y’s 1N0-HM glan atomic gun fired eight miles ■ *>*>' on Ihe ievada de­ Meanwhile, unlike nelghlmring sert Hillside l.ss Vegits. As Ihe iiholii was taken, the hnll was dividing at center and we* about to cities, Sanford has no worries over form the top and stalk of the characteristic mush room. I he streaks ,n right are trails of smoke roehets, Inn,line Ihe arid lo measure Ihe vleld of the ilelomitinn. The nuclear burst bad the violence a shortage of water. of 13,000 Ions of TNT, It whs slated. The missile was exploded ..... -'>00 feet alsire a mass ill City Manager Tom Lemon said mlliluir liirKi'l", Including a railroad train. ( Inter national Houndph<it,.i Ihe eight wells from which the City and the Air Station derive their supply are pumping between I 799.000 and l.OOO.OOO gallons u day which Is considerably ohove the yearly average of one and a third million gallons dally. This City's only troubles may rome from Ihe old lef iequipment now handlingj the sop supply. Mr l-emmi idols are saltl officials ur« keeping a close check nf all of Ihe pumping unils \pprnxlmntcly one third nf Hitand declared he expected new TIimmimn I. Lemon, O ly Man ir.itm stdleillng subscriptions fur pumps which have been ordered iigi-r, spoke to member* of the Sitnlnril Induslries hail reimrleil to arrive scam. rilul <lull ut their Hireling In the tin- mnruliig aflt-r riimpletlun >d He pointed out tbul ut certain Yacht ( lull Inst night cm the func­ Hu- fir-t day nf the drive In make times of the day and especially tions nf city government and Mime inxusk' uvallulde fur the Cltj's from about 8:00 to 7'00 p.m. water i,f the nbslarlr* that are tielng imliistriul movement, G eorge from tap* may be reduced to u faced h> the City of Sanford at Williumx, M-rrriiiry treasurer nl mere tricklo, but the laull lies present. Hie furimrallon, announced today The biggest problem lhat San­ with the pressure and not the Teams sn far have roller led f.v ford hai lo face, lie explained. 1* volume. i d . nf which It , 123. was paid In the liruvy debt which is hanging 1 ash Mr. Williams said there wn» JACKSONVILLE l* - A cold air over it ami which prohibits Hits ■•11 nddllinnu! ll.twu tn I 3.JOO re■tax* rattling down the • . . ‘.rn City,from going ahead with much pnrb'd hy telephone updo dale. seaboard Is expected by the Weath­ needed Improvement* ami more rd lx All teams filing reports slnled er Bureau to end Norlhwi Flori­ progressive plans. More recreation they were aide tu contact only da's heat wave today. rurililfox for tin- young people ami Meteorologists say the effect will n mure modern street program are City Manager Thomas Lemon about one-half nf the names on be a drop of around in degrees in two of the main objective*, he said. S|Hikr si « Pilot Club merliot their respective llsls for differenl Ihe ncor 100-degree temperature* lie compared the form of gov­ 1**1 in alii on I In- fnnelion-i of reasons. .1 llrullt-y IM I m i i i , iliklriuuo ul which have prevailed here for the ernment lien- with Hint uf his r i l j Kovprnmrnl. Hu- Said, ,is| Imlu-lrnil llouril. past few days. former immo In Indiana where the stated today llul in his opinion The cold front ws* across Sooth I eiiy Is run by ;i council that I* the result-, ohlaliii'd were gralllv Carolina and extreme North Geor­ under Ihe jurisdiction of the city, Ini: and lhat the drive would eon gia this morning and was expected enmity and stale (maids, making limn- until the maturity of tile per to reach Jacksonville late today It difficult sometimes to operate sons listed hail been eontaeleil He its effocts may be felt as far smith on the hudgcl lint i* left when deelareil In- was confident llir goal as Miami by Thursday, Mclcoroln- the various groups get through ,d ( 7.S,i ki o m suhseripllnns would gist R. L. Anderson sulil. with It. lie stilted that the type Anderson sold It now appears of city giivermuenl under which be reached soon Jacksonville’s top today will be Hanford Is operated is preferable llalpli rowan, preshlenl >d San Two Negroes, both wlllmiil I* around B3 Instead of the luo fore­ in ntony ways fense counsel, were acquitted h ford lmlilstrles Ine , also staled cast. When questioned idmiil the re­ a six man jury uflcr udmitlm lie was very much encouraged h> Inauguration of a Youth Center Tho meterologlit said the heat movement look place yesterday waa principally concenlruled In cent wholesale purchase of new supuriile charges of driving with iin- rem its obiulnetl to data, lie equipment, Mr l.cmon replied mil lleen-e lags, leaving Hie seem tk-elaretl, Ihoiigli, ihut eoiitNeling noon as a group of representatives N o r t h e r n Florida buUhkt southern from civic dobs met ut a iunen- portions of the state would also he that -tv city Is Judged b-* the kind of an aC'cidi-lil. amt npeiatuiK > S(T iilJoij >,eo|,|e with xoimtiei of equlptuenl It uses and Hint you eon In Seminole High School at i affected and that temperatures can't hove a first class city wills car under (lie lufliience of liquor workers was illlfieull, and thal he the Invitation of Principal Herman there would moderate hy Thurs­ second class equipment lie quoted Prosecuting Attorney K a r I > I < win certain many persons would linuxhuhJcr said today. never he euntaeted directly. Morrla to illscnsa ways and meana day. tho cost nf repairs ami mainten­ The verdicts were rendered in Hu wanted d made known that of establishing auch an organlxaCause of the heat wave, It ox- ance on old equipment lust year yesterday's County Court. Wuybanyone not contacted was not he lion for Sanford In the near fu- lains, la a high pressure area as being | 21 .(> ( hj , In addition tu Ihe Took, Snufnrd Negro, was arre>ii -i ill left out d elib a n lely —llial It wax tore, nown as tho Bermuda High. R u p e r t Strickland president­ This high normally extends across more than 0,000 man hours lost by State Trooper It D| llnrri-x-n just impossible lo get to them He In repairing the old equipment oil Sipes Avenue lust Jan 29 oflu also deelareil dial any person elect of the Seminole High School the Atlantic Ocean from Florida to IT A , presided and explained that Spain but hai moved inland and The payments on the new equip fleeing the scene uf an aeeldeni wishing In eontrilHile to Hanford menl nnmnnts to |l8,i**i a year for Took was also honked for Improp' i the group Intends In spearhead a acroia Florida Into the Gulf of three years and will entail com­ llceiue tags. He freely udinin, 1 Induslries lue could do so bymovement to acquire a building Mexico. seeing him or Mr Williams In paratively lillle repair hi* guilt tu both charge* hefon Itonm 20! of Ihe Melseh fluildlug mmedlatelv for Inc youth of 8anThat means hot, dry weather Mr. totmon also explained the Ihe Jury aequlltcd him, Mr. lion- lie strongly urged (hut as many the end In view of keep- when It happens In summer. fl'ord with ............. .. advantages nf the new garbage Ing it open week-day nights and people as |M>sslble place their sub­ Four cities had 09 degrees Tues­ disposal system which the City has holder added. Elmore Hicks, an Orlando Ne­ scriptions through him or the uiUmately lo obtain a full-time di­ day: Jacksonville. Orlando, Tails* Inaugurated In overcome Ihe In­ gro, arrested by Mr. Harrison ,,n treasurer rector and, with the aid of the h i sice and Ft. Myers. It was an City, to establish a full-time re- even 100 et the Ocela airport but adequacy uf the present incinera­ Geneva Avenue, one mile east of Following Is a list of subscrip­ tor. Hanford last Jan. 13, admitted m tion* reported as being obtained creational program. only M lo the city. He also answered a number of Ing under tho steering gear of ‘o- yesterday: Mrs. J. M. SUneelpher, PTA re­ Other temple readings Included creational director of the "Celery lit at Pensacola end 96 at Tampa queries from tho audience, among car In a drunken condition, and tnem the question of garbage col­ I Fill DO admitted operating the car In tluii Wllmin- M a i r r l- 'u n i l ’ „ Crate", and Homer Osborne, fi­ and Apalachicola. I IHI (Ml John II U INI,mi, street lighting: sewage condition, according Mr. linn ng to M nancial chairman, expressed the Jacksonville'* M waa the highest lection; IV I-:. M.MimiAr Sn 011 opinion tho "Celery Crate", es for any May M since the Weather disposal; possibilities of n civic holder. The Jury also freed him Hp i i i I i h . I h T 1r« Mtimi ID DO center: ond the possibilities rd Ihe r,0 fill Hi II M Hilinui, The cuxe of 'luxton Gni xi Iter Cl such, “has served Ms purpose but It Bureau began keeping records. It ,'ift. (Ml M .xi v II mw II oa I i,,,i „ 1 hi , City undertaking a project of of Hanford who 1* charged g< mu In Iso IV Mnlr doesn't have adequate facilities also was the fifth straight day here &0 oil I DO.DO nor equipment." They pointed out with temperature* over 95 degrees, cleaning up vacunt lots mid charg­ driving while under the inflm n -Otllfi'fil Atluhlli- Vil III, ing the owners on their tax statein on l>. I*. Mi lirl.l,nf liquor, was recessed until tin the "Crate" can only be open Sat­ another new record for May. .10 til) W. Iirsn afternoon after a morning iciMnn II. urday nlghU end tout there are ^.Tampa'a M also was an all- mania. Hllli'tl II Hr,ill u 00 Mr. Lemon wo* Introduced by Mr. Gay was urresled by Trimm r I*. It- Alii 1 no "constant demands for the use of Mr*. Ruth ficoll, program chair­ Harrison on Jan, 31 at ClifU’ii J. in n no Ilia, I t-,in the City Hall by other groupa." Vest Palm Botch man. In (10 Olher guests Included Mra. t>r II. K Hi iin Corner near Wagner. Rtlnecloher observed that Mrs. SUneelpher had the lowest hlgha, Mi. I d imi l»r. A W iUn,. Jr Lockett, mother' of Mrs. W. L. ‘the youth jri of rSanford needs a in no Mrs M II III,,Carter: Mra. Boyle, sister of Miss |(i on Isi-h I. Ilrnrn piece It can call iti Iti own. We are Lila Woodard, Mrs. i^tnun and I'nllrr. t|r»r. I .n t tr l ts * old lo this all ready tai to lend1 nttr nor aid ■ In 0-rr mo do Mlaa Mary Jgna Boyle. Mr*. M. C. nd feel a w end movement now reel this group mi .... in no A II 11u rnI- 1,, ,t Mono presided ami hostesses for I DO (ID compose. c leaders o f_San­ T. W. »l»r„ ____posed o f civic ________r n r i____ i DD l>D Ihe dinner were Mr*. F.*thor Hive J. A. ( ' s II iimiii ford is the answer to tho cr: to no Mrs Krrtl 11isrr Imm Sanford Elks Lodge No. 1341 will and Mr*. C. II. Rudd. need of a Youth Center for Saif SfHi.no HHiis Mm-hlnr * Hnin.lr fn hold "Old Timer* Night" tomorrow hpS'. •• Following tho program Mrs. V. Friend* will be sorry tn learn rdo no Mttlhsr of Hsofnr,! ford's teenagers.' at which time the Lodge will C. Messenger called n meeting of of tho death nf Mr*. Bertha Dmn: II J a m r n t i n t (III s , l i l l l l i , h l o IIOO (ill i i l r r s i l v m l , honor those members who have U10 members to complete plan* loss Sorrell which occurred yesirr &n 0f» i been Elk* for tS years or more. for tho "Country Store'1 which will day at 3:00 a.m. in Bartow. Fun A.s<*rii>tii 10.00 J , llrwrn John Cameron, the chairman of b« held at Southsldo Primary eral service* will bo held In Mnl H. I). l'|iinr. Jr loo.no 200.00 J. I,. Ilnlibv the affair plana on the "Old Tim­ School tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. for berry on Thursday, 1 0 0 .on U. (Isllowsv ers Dinners" at n:30 to be fol­ th* benefit nf the dub'* "Milk Mra. Sorrell has lived for many J. ID DO Mllilmi II. Await Delegatee to the Disabled Amer­ lowed ny the meeting at 0:oo Bank". i n on years with her brother F. A 1 ’sagV. A. Itrsl ican Veterans Mata Convention nUtruli 1 0 no o'clock, Douginas In Lake Mary. Besides Mrs. Itslso C Walkrr ho 00 K Kvsns In Pensacola eniacola on Jona J u m 8, 8, 8, and T - Immy Reeenow la chairman of g NAVY AIRMEN K IL L E D Mr. Douglas* aha la survived hy Arnty I do no W , H o n Ii I i i i i n s i i i selected at last night's meetentertainment committee for PENSACOLA US-Two and poi- another brother, J. W. Douglas* of Arthur II llrt-kwith. Jr 5 00 of Sanford Chapter M, Comi d on evening. Au Elks holding cards •Ibly threa Navy airmen were Zell wood, and a number of nieces ' I In l l l l l t , I I I l.n o ‘ Isrirutls It. uillisri raander Jamas F. Young an- for IS years ar more ere urged killed Tuceday In a collision nf and nephews. 2 * n on IV. A. I.»lf Irr nounced today. to b* ppaent and are assured nf o planes several milea west of ID 00 Mlllsr tlsitln h Apiillsnrs J1 Delegates include .....lude Mate Junior I on 00 ilnrmlisl Hrrrlrr Kisllnn re. f.n on ir. IM w tii Knalrlli Vice Commander Sanford Lodge waa chartered In C OF C BENTALH A Navy announcement said there 60,0(1 A. In Tliomsa chairman: and Tho Seminole County Chamber nf (>-|>aa‘a IB ll add there are three Charter ware no survivors: that It waa io n on HlKO H rrvlra Mat Fifth Dial commander: Members who are atlll active. presumed that not more than two Commerce haa adopted a new fh a rle s L. IV 60. 0 IVrsotis l.ooo on edlate past ir 1Hslas Gaylord Muff! were In a trainer and the pilot policy In regard to luting of rent Hollar Motor 100 .00 f . D. Jrnwn Ilrow n chapter comr and John waa alone In a Hellcat flghtar. ala. lU vm n h it Hi mil,1 Cerro there, chi chair* Will be occupied by the Because 10 many persona who StlPar Hilda Hrrvlr* to,It* Officer* were "OM Timers" at the meeting. NOTED F L IE R TO TA KE FA RT have property for rent and have H a o rg f O, MsyhilfV itio.un Mr. Rotundi N IW SMYRNA BEACH Ift-wAr- filed with th* Chamber of Com­ inn «e Young Clarice A. unaasaecommander, comm, leno Davis, Lakewood. 0„ avia­ merce fall to notify inn tie ttuttfrtr | i ttnlor v k t conuhnkt' mo #0 tion'* Woman of tho Year, is ex- when , the accbmmoda'tioiM are • X ne ..ntemstle Lstthdry *r. Mr. Carrutiian as Junior view rented Mrs. Camilla Bruce, rx tn . i m Jack tvrlilrr ecutlve sacretary. announced today b m p iso. oe tfnrd m no Rae* which alarta In Welland, OnL, lhat names would automatically he ' av 10 nr ■ on and and* here June 11. Th* race removed from th* listing* after 11*. a* windup will tw a faatura of th* » days if no additional Information la* I* Mar as Seaside riatta } N egroes Acquitted On Charges Filed In County C o u r t . M ovem en ts Begun 9 F o r Establishing Youth Center Here A Industry Group Continues Drive To Raise Money City Manager Is Main Speaker At Pilot Club Meet f ra w ^ V feeS and Old Tim ers N ight Slated By Elks Mrs. Sorrell Dies, Funeral ThurHday D elegates Selected 9 To DAY Convention were_ fig K B • m ■ K t S m R2 t e - rv-piL:;r s f ’juisw ® 'w r i' McCarthy Reveals 10-Day Mission Declining To Say Where He*s Going Hy O. MILTON K E L L Y WASHINGTON Ufv-Sen Mel'sr thy tlt-Wii) announced today he is leaving the city- perhaps Ihe coun­ try- tomorrow' on a 10 day mission for hi: Seiko's ok, 1—libations son cnnimitlef Bui lie deelliK-d to v o whrre he Is heading, or wlml lie muv invesligale McCarthy turned over in oiln-is (he handling of his demamls bn a govi-rnmenl crackdown on friendly nations which continue to traitr xvtill Bed China He predicted the Navy will modi fv its refusal In name puhlicU the llrtllsli owned ships McCarthy contends have been used to trail* port Chinese Bed troops ilnnm: HoKorean War ‘‘The Navy has Indicat 'd it may declassify the names of these Km tlsh owned ships anil the firmwhich own them." McCarthy told reporters lie said Sen Mumlt i l l S in a* acting chairman of Ilia suluommit tis- "ha* loll authority" to call a public hearing lo luke Hie t »i 1 uouiy ll Hie N .im agrees The subeomnmtee ulreadv li.ithe Information, McCarthy ,nl,lr,l )mt is harred from making it imhlu hy I'entagon ami Stale l)cp;irlin.-nl rulings Dial puhlle disclosure might tiltiih-r U S. efforts to eiirh trade witli Communist China MeCsrthy yesterday called hr fi<*-.■ In* suheoininlHec Aaron Cup laud. B uilder prlio - wliming composer anti musician, lor two hour* of closed dmn qm-sliiiiiiug 111 another Iin* nf Inquiry. After the tesilnn, Coplan issued ■ sialemtstl saying: "1 levtlflnl imder nalh thal t never have Iteen imi am no* nnw a Communist: and that as a romposrr and free man I have always heist umt am now opposed to the llmiljlion* toil on freedom hy the Soviet Union He said he had permllled use of his name hy some orKaniratious. which he did not identify, "with out the knowledgi- i t 111 r1-111trill of siqniorHng Communist 10 I'onimiii 1st Front orgaidri.tloiis " Role Of Aircraft In Warfare Told By Navy Officer Ihe role that aircraft has play ed iloeing past wars and tin- pn lenilahlles of tills ualion's ,,n jtrm m the future were discussed tn l.l 1 0null' Travers Putnam, I SN. jilmuustrolivo officer .it Hie San ford Naval Auxlllurs Vn Station, at today's Khvallls • lot, meeting 1 1,mill I’ llttiain was inlindihed tn the Itev .1 E MrKinlev, who said the program had Iin 11 ar ranged In the late John I’ler.snn The lies Me Kittles il—-litrs-tl I have never felt more hiinihle tlnoi I do at Hus inninooi > tig to -laud III the liluce ,d Ml I'n-rson I have never known , man who In iin- -holt space of five or -ix years ■ tiohl -o hetoiilc a (dal pall ,d a i'ommimily as did lolm ttiie would think thal tie had h o d tils entire III- lit'l > lot Ini;av e lum-ell w hoh in .11 ledlv I,, doing I'vorything |>o--th|e I<-1 n .oi fold anti Seminole <-mot> I'.yetv oigam/utlou with uhn-h lie was alfdlalctl will miss him Immeas lira lily. es pee tally Ho- Ilm Scout movement with which tie was so elnsely cotmeeled " Th** H*-c McKinley led the mem hers m a period o( silent prayer lor Mr Pierson and three oilier Klwaiiiaiui -Furrvst Galchel .lul tux Dltigfelder, end .1 I. H urtall ol whom pux.sud away reeeully. Cnlmti Pillnaili, who has lieeii ullill Ill'll In Ihe Ail' Slaliou lu-ir sim e ii icartiialloli two vents ago, -.ml thal 110 111it- can atuuc elute ,01 power until he lilts tell Its pooch I luring hulll win Id war-. rnemv l"i 1 > ha v1 I,eeo kept , w a v from Ho It ditui Hit- N o 1 t.f I net sliiteil III i s| I.lire <1 the foul function* (III p n « e! ,1 helm! tl nlegii tactic.il iiwn 1 non., 1 .sain e. a ii d truus)Hii t nidi I'tiln., 111 added that no nation Imol'l pm conplcl, emphasis <,m,- mo- type of an 0 fen-ji we.ipi'ti t" the c sc In .inn .1 all others "In Hn ' v it to come a v in Iii hi |prlimi|in 1 amt equipment will i no hum- tn develop In the mliTf-t of tin* c mint I v s ecnilli \lliel I cans mu t cuiitimo’ In have .1 -pn 11 of ndc, uturr . . -ifcJltr 1,„ lie coio lndi -I Ed Lane loliiidiiieil a* In- guest Herln-it Itnllei new manager ol tin- Bit/ 'Iheater Ol' II W.ivde thicker Ini,I n[ till- A I appellll 1 tiolr of lllile field, W \ a wllleh will appear 01 Sanford Salniday night at ihe First Methodist 1 linreh and urged mem her* to utieinl the program Songs were led hv Marlin Stine cipher willi t orresl llreekrtiriilge ni'compnii v mg Vice I'resideitl Dnllglu* Sten strum |iri-sided at the meeting in Ihe absence >.( I’ q-| HlMglnhoHi.im III E fforts To R a i s e Funds For U S0 To Co Into Next Week Local residents in charge of Iin- United Service llrg,miration fund drill- have comr up with a new cumpuiun gimmick Through Inc t-ooperallun of the Florida Stale Bank and the Sail ford Atlantic National Bunk, check* mode out for tl and pay aide to II SIS. are liclng xtufft-4 with the hunks' monthly xlate incut* All a recipient has In do I* sign Ills name and send II tu Treasurer Camilla Bruce at Box LWI. Although Ihe drive started last Saturday ami will eiinelud* (his Salurduy, efforts <0 raise the goal nf 41,120 will continue Inin next week Tag day on Hulurduy raised only $32.Hi of Ihe amount required. Carious to which .signs padded by Marcel Faille are attached have been placed in 1H buxine** estab­ lishment-. In llu- downtown area where donations will be received. Mr*. Bruce pointed nut (but If every registered voter lit the enmity were to give 10 rents the drive would go over the top. Cliff Abies, chairman of Ihe drive, In pointing nut the impor­ tance of the tJSO, laid the or­ ganisation hud compiled the follow­ ing mark* at 279 unit* In 42 state* and in 10 oversea* unit* during a single month 4,187,740 Individual visit* were made In center*; 03,000 volunteer* devoted 491,08(1 hour* In help servicemen relax and enjoy Ihemxelvex; 1,179,493 Individual* took part in UKO group arlivlllex; 1,301,990 made use of the equip­ ment at USO renter*; 304,908 request* for information were filled. I'ioneer Luke Mary Besidcnt Dies At 7f> Joe Fin tier 73, a pioneer rest dent of l ake Mart died at I tl.', o'clock this afternoon. He I101I been III fnt some time with dropsy ami farther incapacitated by heart trouble. 31r. Fortier was mil- nl lluthree real pioneers of tin- near­ by community. Still hale ami hearty is Frank Evans, while Axel l.iimlipiUt, the third nl the nlddliiiers. Is rmiflnrd in his lied at the County Hume. The purenlx nf Mr. Fortier, bolh of'whom have been dead for many years, came In Lake 3lury from ViiImsU Cmmlv after for­ merly residing In Georgia. The pioneer resident was horn soon after Ids pureiil* xi-Uled In the neighbor log com mindly. Beatrice Bishoe Winn Florida State Honor High School Boyh Arc Named To Boys State TALLAHASSEE (Special t—Ben Five Seminole High School boys will attend Hoys Stale In Talla­ hassee from June II to 27, Gor­ don Frederick, Boys State Com­ mittee chairman, announced to­ day. Attending from Sanford will be Phillip Toney, sponsored by (h* Klwanls Club: Stanley uey Kits, Katt, Elks .. ........... .. “Park, ' Rotary rClubt Club) William Joel SanfordJajr*e*i Jaycees: and _______M_ om , ________ Jimmy Wade, Ltona Club. Mr. Frederick »*Iil that Boys Htato 1* * nationwide, American [Alton sponsored youth activity program to educate students In m* fractions of • slat* govern- trice Blshee. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Hamilton liixbee HIM Mug nulla Avenue, was one uf 72 freshmen girl* tit Florida State Uul verxlly In lie initialed lulu the Snnhomnre Council, recently. The Sophomore Council I* a cuminis service organisation In which member* are clmsen for leadership, xchulurahip and nclmol spirit. NAVY PIIAIT K IL L E D KF.Y WEST UB-LL figi Trier B Mae Keith, 33, i'lalnfleld, N. J. was killed Tuciday when hi* Helical fighter plunu erashtd nn a routine training flight n*ar Marquotas Key. McCurtv Is Pale And Thin On First Visit TAI.I WIASSEE r— Ihr Sen­ ate passrit Senate Bill 1013 by Senator Hoyle, a pnputallim art, aiilhiirlrlng Seuilnnlr County Ciiiiimlssloiirrs to prociiri- llahllitv liisoraiiie on comity motor equipment Sen. Itovle Introilured SenolP Bill HU.- ahollshliiK the Josthe peace ami nuixlalde. (hr lb nisi- irheied lo euneiir III a Senate aini-iulmi-oi p, !l.-.u.» Bill 111,7 in regard to Hu* Sin ford illy limils hut Sen. Itovle refuseil to ri-eeile from the amendment, TALLAHASSEE t* - Gov Mc­ Carty came hack to lus office in­ day after three months recupera­ tion from a heart attack ami put his siKoaiore on the lull rcducltl ling race ir.ick prnifts as llu’ first stroke of ho-ou-s Hi- als,, signed half a do/e:t olllir measure- posed In' picture* with In- ulfit■«■ 'tall and liith- cabinet anil ii-ceiii-d ,1 log hnuquel of rose* (11,111 i|u- corps of secretaries. Met arts still pah- and thin, said llu- dm On told In in In- c old come min llu- nffn c 101 mi hour a day. " I hr m hi said one hour and Indull; 1 inc.io Ii;1 tmimlc, the gov i-riior 1 ouukeil An ,i*'i*!niK handed him Die dog (lack loll ni., 1■■1 pice*- of Icglslallon 01 ill, .olmmlsii.iiion t-nigram The gioi-rnor poked iqi Id* pen and signed it w<Hi i cuminent to Ills staff "Thai 1* ,1 * qiidc 1 b.illh- for you folks VV.,*11 I It III* miiion nl on Ho- I i-gi'l.iloro was " Cm proud of thorn " Ihe g o v 1 not wa> *h idu'll Fell. 25 H- spent about .1 month in lluhuspBal and ha* been leeiiperating al llu- executive mansion since then, handling an increasing aniooiil ol m.’ilur business there In addition lo Ihe hill taking more Ilian two million dollars a vein out of dog track profit* and loriiing 11 avi< In the cmoiu*-« and old age a*s|*t.inee program. Me1 a n y signed tlie*e iin-asores Making d pi un i facie ev idence of violation ol d a le anti gambling lavi* lo |ios*i-*s a federal gambling lli‘ril*e *lamp I ' si -oiling ihe loihi-ry law lo in i lode not niilv slate governiiienl nllli oils lull ilp|>ooili’ 0s .(ill| ilepotic of officer* of appointee*, and III,Iking siihi-ll.ilion of a III Ihe as lunch of an offense a* .icc.-pl.tnci* or offering line Making changes to Ihe stale hank ing laws rraeliets I’ .iv Bill TALLAHASSEE 1 Ihe Senate today passed. 33 It, and sent tu Ihe giiverimr a loll wriling into law Ihe t:i5o .1 year pay lucre.1*0 f<r FlnrIda's n-luml Icacher* Im which ,111.11*-v alii'udv ha* I,, -n ear marked in the general upprnpria non* act Tin- House previously had passed the teacher raise measure The Serials- also passed, 32 9, a *eric* of House approv ed lolls In un hide all veterans of the fighting in Kuien under laws g-santing spec­ ial com-esshms In veh-ran* of World W ii * I ami II I'asserl and sent lo Hie House, i.io, were a series of lolls Incuriinrutmg tin* grand > >111111rimlry of K inulii* I'emidar of Florida, grand chapter of Boy a I Arch Mason* of Florida and Ihe 010*1 illustrious grand room'll of ft ox .11 and Select M .n lu s of Florida Bill Aimed At Gray TAI.LAIIAKSKF. >4' The House loilay 1ejected, fi9.1ll, a lull In (or I < iintimird <0, 1 . o r F o u r) .Meeting Is Slated On Sewage Disposal t lty Manager Tom I rmini to­ day uunminerd that the meeting orlgliiully scheduled for City Hall next Wednesday when Dr. Abel Wulman. professor of sani­ tary engineer log at John Hap klnx University, will give a re Part un sewage disposal Hfll be held at tin- (m ill House at 8:0(1 p-m, 3!r. Lemon explalm-d the court room 011 the gecnml floor hud heetl made available through the courtesy of Clerk 0. 1*. Herndon would permit a grenler number of uerson* lo be present than would be posslblv in Ihe small Commissioner* Boom, .Several nut ul town authori­ ties will attend the session In­ cluding .Sidney HerkuwlU and David Lee of Ihe State Board of lleallh, a representative of the fiscal agents for the City, amt a representative from Hie U. 8. i'ubllc Health Service, The public is cordially invited to attend. Movie Time Table RITZ "The Girl Who Had Everything" 1:00 . Ui30 * 4:00 . r.-Ito -7 0ft • 8:30 • 10:00 MOVIHLAND "Meet Mo At The Fair" 7 : Id • 8:09 • last complete show 9:38 ‘‘J a.’ii-s.i wY" - M b* £ ' I �\ •# Courtesy Arid Horns * The Sanford Herald Knw nuisance* on th(Vstreet or highway have the rare gift for public annoyance jHiiwssed by thu automobflo-horn looter, They attack the problem of traffic congestion with the same simple strategy that Joshua applied to bring down (be wall nt Jericho. The fact that their blasting their horn does no good whatever does not deter them Ordinances against noise, threats front fellow motorists, rules of simple r.inMl.lir.t In limn Psl,0slir,l ilnlly rtrr|il *mnt,ln, • Sunilsl, 4 hrUlntn* nml Nm IM II l-uhlUlurt tin •'■lurSuva f«l* Innlna t brUlnma nml **«* Vrnrn. I ll Mnnnnlln Aranun Knlrretl ■» •epnml rlnn* mailer Ot*tuber XT. nun. al Ike l*»«l IMIlrr ;{ ,^ * i« v f f “i£*,.n{fc’ l , f T t''>urle«y h a w little effect. Illll.l, t All l„ UKA.n A Hrooklyn, New York magistrate recently Inshed out liilllttr nt such horn blowers. He deplored the fact thal wher, they i.muiii-, n u t s fln-lnrsa tlntinurr are brought before him for causing a disturbance ho can * ||+prt»*i«t<**l \ rittnniillr Hr In* JU»i IlmrfnrMUlUM. I pm'., K m \ **rk. I M r s i ib Hi*I nil I. *fill non* I Ilf itml Mi. l-miN. ■rmiW m - "-*—*-■* • , Thr llrmlil U m iHrmbtr *»l (lie JiAeilnlrii itlilrh rMlIllril rsrliiulvrlv in (hr (tact f*f rrplhllVallan «,f Mil I hr Ini ill prlHlftl *In Ihl* itfttaimiifr •• vtfll m* *11 •Al* nrng iJUfafehM. ______ . do nothing more than fine them two dollars, lie recommen­ ded vigorous police action against them and stlf/er penal­ ties such ns suspension or revocation of drivers' licenses for repeated offenders. The horn looter not only fulls to help straighten out any traffic tie-up. he actually contributes to the confusion. The lilnring sound of an automobile born can unsettle anyone and In the din accidents are likely to happen. It is a strange fact that many nf the people who blew their horn with reckless abandon arc ordinarily polite and courteous people who would not think of raising their voices in other cliTiimstances. Why do they forget their manners simply because they are behind Iho wheel of an automobile? Adult Education » WKDNKrtHA Y MAY ?7, I9SS TOP W E HIIILR VP.HHB lint tin* ari-nl limit <»f thu Inflmlv nyinput hist'*, nml he innika dhr i it )' sparrow's rail. Ilrhnlil I ■err out nf wrong, hut I am mil jhrard. Jab l»:7. * (lovct’ior Met arty’a dog track [m,dly paired die .Semite Jnv I •37 in (I Anil that'* jut! i.hoi.1 the •twiy tii*' public fell shout il. • ' 1 (*,l,lit In t r r lli,ii Ctmcllinr Me 'Csrty i» .n able to attend church tKivnci, .mo hope liixt I hi* i* t Jtiyn tli.il In- it ill noon he hi* old •I If ttfl.i.11, » , -U* J Itiil* or hring irccivcd lor tin* ilt||»hi|it,ilifiri id fivr hnrrsrki nml ilhtt'c'othrr hiiildingt nt the Nnvtl ■•Aif Slat.on. Ih.il docnq’l Imik s» til it iiiyointi lo lie pul on an in*nclivc tl.Uut any time mun. ■ m • w ejg * f r 'V."1.[ 1' .< Americans belibve in education. We have established puhllr schools anil colleges and we support private institu­ tions of learning of all levels. In recent years this respect for education lias been reflected in the Increase In popular­ ity and effectiveness of ndult education progrums. Today's men and women have more leisure. Labor sav^.Icea in the homo have taken some of the drudgery "'lt "f "ais.-work ami have given women a greater degree of freedom than ever before. Men and women who work in business or industry work shorter hours each day and less days each week More and more people are using this lei­ sure to gel the education they may Imve missed in their >until or to add to the store of learning they were fortunate enough to acquire. Many leading universities are participating in adult education programs. Courses are offered in mnny communi­ ties for u nominal tuition fee. Home of these courses are de­ signed to make the worker better at his job. Others aru of­ fered simply to satisfy the desire that some people have to know more about this complex thing we call life. A democracy depends unon an educated citizenry. Adult education helps to moot this need. The success of the Idea in this country proves the faith Americans have in thu adage, "You are never too old to learn." w in THE WORLD ll)6 M By M M E8 MARLOW WASHINGTON - Presktont Elsenhower’* security program bixs Into affact today awl Ally. (Ion. Brownctl. who draw It op. ts so confident about It ha ha* nrrdicisd all *ecurtty rt*Vf will be out of government by sutumn. , In his April 17 order setUng up this program Elsenhower explained Its purpoio! to sco that all *ov«timcot employes shall he "reliable, trustworthy, of good conduct and character, sn d.rf ' P ^ P . * * • * loyalty to the United States. This covers wide ground. And Elsenhower has given all agency heads, each of whom must estabiish the program in hU own shop, broad authority to decide the standard* by which employes will be Judged. flees use of this, the rww program may b* a little tougher on. Indjvh dual er.iplo/es than the o|id loyalty ty program or security of rormer former P rr«a Idenl Truman. Prom the way It's sot up it should work faster than the Truman program Elsenhower has Instructed the Civil Service Commission to beep a constant cheek to see that Use program la working well and at (he same time Is fa*. Truman's program was really two programa i on# covered em­ ployes of quaatioaahla loyally i the Other handled samrtty rtska—eenployes who might he completed* loyal but might Jeopardise national security because, for instance, they held a sensitive Job but drank or tnlkod toe muck or had some other shortcoming. Elsenhower has lumped both jiluKfalU* until* utM. It*. tu» al*& wbkaait II. Whereas employes formerly could be considered se­ curity risks In only about 10 agen* clcs. Uke the Delease Department or the Atomic Energy Commission, ■: all am- Under the Truman loyalty program sp accused mao got a hear* S tn d w A m «* e Il decided hla S #^ ^ " a 3 R l H x f U S 'o r 'o ruled tho hoard sag kept klm. If fired by the agency head, the accused employe had one further appeal: to the loyalty review board made n «f prewine a* rtUsans ehoean by tfio President, and not connected with any agency. Tho Elsenhower program com­ pletely abolishes tnls board, ft will stay on a (aw months to claan up unfinished business but will handle no new caste. Tharaaflar the agency head will bo the final authority. Thta la Use procedure: An accused man gate a hearing before n board within U s own agency. (Unlike the Truman pro­ gram, whara this board might be made up of the accused man': friends from within U s own agency, from now on the hoard members will ba government amptoyaa from other agencies and more probably strangers to him). No matter what conclusion the hoard iwac senes, the head can make the final • S f f l U . whether the aceuaed man itays or goes. up Of people (tom hla own agency.. .Tho ... silmcy head made the final deci­ sion on whether be kept hla Job or was fired. Under the Elsenhower program the only real change* here In the ta-c of a security risk that the board will be made up of govern­ ment employes from other agen­ cies. ---Under the now program, .as under the old,, a Map fired an toy- ------------- — ------ shall leave hare tomerrow morning *| to -witness the next explosion. |1 I will nice you a report ca It at a By g m HER I,ON Cl Inter date*. lo nanti-ouia. can i believe oriicve ! I was glad lo be able lo bo of ited to hand-out* ti can't nto of tot to 1M, tho pnlfrl for p a y ; msistancc In arranging for tho gift ly farmer, 'for f- a token nayweek voted to continue that any Ary, year-to-year grants to ment of MS or /*M, .a year , 1W,V1 I of ao.ooo gallon* of single-strength ft for the soil conservation M r l i v ' S t rt.l. ?.^:i tlmurhntn cllriia Juico tc Iho British for use Last year Uw Federal . P J l J r l i C T . l ! ! I during'the Coronation. A friend it spent tklt million for nf nunc mini- in ill iliu tAimli Einbats program, although wo appro­ thr navments to all farmers, it’s rcjils ttt-iit to work when we callpriated MM million. Of this M il a lot of the taxpayers’ money. ,-i him iibmit it. We think thing* million. Slot jntlltan was tor wbat Wc did manage to get a redac­ like this will build greater gu.d. are commonly referred to as tem­ tion Into the bill In the maximum will than government hand-outs.a porary practices. amount that can bo paid to any Th * comes (rom the great heart was a rather peculiar act­ farmer. It was M-VXi. and we re­ rf Ihe peepln of Florida, and the ion on the part of the House. The duced It to * 1 .000, There have hcen Brit sh Embassy has expressed it* of Agriculture asked for evidences that In a few stales of profound thanks to me and asked of the usual a few big farmers gelling the that 1 cxpntts thorn to our people , ... ..._____ „ House Insist- bulk ol the paymt-its that were lor this com rout gift. Of course Ivtofl Um MM mllllon.^nr distributed for cnnscrvntitm pur­ the people of F’lorlda will also hear poses. d ccctly frnm the British. aturally, I voted against glvBecause of the pressure of husl _____ m more than he asked for. 1 ness here. I have hesitated In take The eve always fait that the govern- one of thr trips out tn Nevada to i„i- Maoris are believed to ... have metn should of course taka a real sre ar atomic explosion; but thr I Immigrated to New Zealand in a Intorest In Uw conservation of our leaders here arc Insisting that all urcil fleet of canoes In the ltthw poll; bpt than art so many things Members of Congress go. so I Crntirry. _____ the government will pay the ^ farm* farmers which do not come under the head of real conserva­ tion practices that I believe wo con gat along with a gnat deal less. Actually this fertiliser which the > farmer for . _ to him. It is of ftrsetleo which evt-ry _ farmer does and will imaelf without _______ a y ' u id m l CM-financedI • government. I want to see rose____ ______________ san k and technical as slstaace continued, but 1 am op- Congressm an H erlong R eports U SANFORD BANKS WILL OBSERVE SATURDAY, MAY 30 “MEMORIAL DAY’* ally grounds got no other governmeat bib. Umfsr the new program, as under the old, eld, a man found (o a security r ‘ jn irlty risk In one kind on can be Itransferred by Ills agency head to another. Tho emphasis hara la on "can be," “The « annoy bead decides risk U ’wl" • • J a r_ uw . „ ,security ____ * ____ bounc or transferred to another bou Job 6 All OrilciH T’tir t’urm iry, I’liyn»ll» Or Tranufer* Of Money Should Ik* Made On Or Itefori! Krltiny, May 29. I HennlM Holt uni ilncrvri n lol ;<il cieJit lor pulliiiH tliroush llir •litlrl.imh oil lull. I ii.il he wn* more •tlricitm,; of crrtlil limn anyone |fhe tt.i ilmvtn hy the fuel lltnl il Several HenerutimiK t>f American nrlituiilinyM have nrriwti • tvs* In film llinl I'leiidenl Ei*cnup recititiK Kriienl l.nwrerue Thayer’* |ui*'iii "Caney ut the • Inown pi .'ii’iili'il llir pen tvilh ivIi k Ii Hat." It in the sad chronicle of "mighty Ciovy." who had • he »i(pi,-il llir lull. the chance to win the trail game for bin Mittlville tcammateH Strike Out Opera tint who ittrnck out igiiominmiNly. CnneyV failure In not like­ ly to ire forgotten. 11 hart now lieeu made the theme of an •‘Pern which wan performed for the first time recently in Hartford, (‘mm. Thu critics differed in their opinion of "Casey nt the Hut" ns an opera. It was intended an a parody and some of 'he critics maintained that It wan not ns sharp as parody 'M a y I T .u n i r x p r c l i to h r lio u ir idinuld he.1Others found the ojmra amusing if mil particu­ ■liout.lif- fu»l ol July. larly sighifii'Htlt musically. Silica I8HH tvJtcn Thayer wrote his poem, "I'lisuy at the Il li'pi'rlrtlly potiilile (nr a city lu go llirnuttlii .jit entire year with­ Hut’ has ibetijttiu part of our fulkjorn liasehall heroes have out a •Iggij if.i t.iu U g iio iiilr *it * eome amjtifoht), ‘greut tinmen of the diamond have pitaHed Irtjo citlrni, In (iiel, 7 V ) rilirs with rtldlyioli, -But still the nhunui iif |mor (’Jmey Is remebilwriHl. population- o or more did (Now tliedsfn)jHi^!(\f,the Mm villi* fans has Ireen put to nnisie.' I Krn Warier, former Saniorilite. ■ami tlitlfitl governor uf Rotary, t* , now in I'.tii* allrmling llir 44tl> | <titnii.il contention «f Rotary In >lrrnnlioii.il. Hr inilnl <from New | York ,tin,mil the "M timlsm" on lu Utl yr.ir. AnlLnrrlrntt one city, iniliiirl. OLIa. po|(iihitino VdflO. list nrv-f lint .1 traffic ilralli tinrt it* jiuvipoi. ti. il m 191)1, lielinont, Ms**.', population li.i* lud J one in tix year*. It lliry can do ; it, why can't we) , -I'copl- who play gulf tliolilii >Iraltfe lo w li,nd it it lu gi t good • cSrilrr hoy*. I III thr rrrottk allow tli.il llir numiirr nf ymuigilri* . willinn I, wort ,n t addirt cm golf | tnim ri hat drrlinril (mnt 'MMMl,- 000 ni'l Irrtfirr thr war to a mere j 2,000.000 at tin- ptncnl lime and • lliry are |mi,I tw.r or three limr( . si mm ii. It i* Liml.i that way with carrier Imy*. |hry don’t have to ^wnrk .ihv inorr am|. ||irir.ar» lol* ul other llnngt to do. I hi* tixly day trxion ui the l.rgiitnliiir it tjrswing pretty cloie to it, etui, with June ri only a week irnm next rriday. And still nut tout'll h.n hern Miumpliihed. Outtide of llir Stale Medical School, the fitsb- Livestock Sanitary Hoard, public impri lion of atalr welfare roll*, and tin1 (invrinnr't dog track Is* I'lllr hot much legnlaiion nf a ('itei.d n,itiirr list liecp pasted. | liuiuig die nr\l ten day* mir legis- " .. -jT ' ' i tn -r* -i-j* PJl.Is a sllrrin* thought dhat all the** leglrrlaturv* nni ctosrmtrled (rum the uvitrmbly which first itK^ under tills risjf nearly seven cun turies ugo," she snitl In a brief tv>pnn»e to the homage of Hu(Inleuatcs. *• "We stand Ivore in thu pirlseu of Wcstmliului wliieh I* Ihe home of Iho Mother ul I’arliurnenla, Of the lly AI.VIN .NTKINKOI'I mony ik*s linking this family of I.ONlniN (As—Yeung Ouprn ttli/o nations not the leiisl Is that sys Ir.'lli II met Imlny with tlie t'ltt-cr tern ol I'arllnmrnUry guvernment stnlesmen n( the (nr-rnnehlag Ur It wIdeli i* eomntun to ns all." I'li Com munwealth und receiveiJ Klitiilicth. dressed In a Irlun ert their pleilgo In go forward with sernlde, *nt with her hushaml, tlu* her "In a spirit nf uilventure." Duke ot Edlnlruruii It wn* the first llnw In liklnry The ipietsi's nrldr *ss was b'nsdihut repn-srnlnlivvs uf tlu* C, n, •a*t lo all the dominions and col<mwcullli parliaments fried » miles It was her Ural overseas <ili»h *nvurelgn about "fir i„-. . ,Tindpn»l store ChristlUXHT — —crnwiKd. The nc'cnalmi wits u lunch- 1 The lilrlh nf n now ‘Elisahelhan con at Westminster Hall Age" was tth* theme of the lunch. Stnrllng iu .','e HslL w* - King i and IL.trld E *11. .nr ci, , J-'hnrlei I was cnmlomnul to death man and Australia’s minister of for treason three centuries *«« labor and Immigration, govt* this the 71-year-old queen was rovorent- pledge: ly received by tho 7S0 repres-juia "Your commonwealth Is respond­ lives of M parliaments. A diminu- ing. as you have counselled us, tn but dominant figure among tho spirit of adventure. Wc feel the urge to davelop our great rosmirrta, ami as the young coun­ nrry on the traditions tries o* mir commonwealth grnw In father, King George VI. itrrnglh, Britam’i Elder Statesmen Meet With Elizabeth andoffyouqo! S DEPENDABLE If*-IV Wl1* *wvf ,n wn,ll hi»t and - yirfe|i«ly to get through with their I # f ; - ' . ^ The City of haniord it going to do who it can to keen down the moMjuii i menace hue lliii turnmer, v- ,*,,l d can'l do il all, .smTieelu lh« (ooperst on uf the public, The City ■ ‘ill iptay tlm street! and alley. |fay* in an effort to destroy as breeding pistes a, possible, but H Ii up in the individual house tjwiwr lo dritroy his own breading j Pisces for motquitoe* Kmpty all V ^rirr containers, and keep them ifU ’iX- If there are any that isn't be kept empty, keep (he water covered with a ■little kerosene, or ether oil, 11)41 Dodge Coupe, Special i.............. 1950 C hevrolet Sedan Pow er Drive, Radio, H eater, Special ....... 1947 B ulck Super Sedan IMS Bulck Special Seda IM S Bulck Super Sedan IM S Bulck Super Sedan E x tra Clean . 1803 Bulck Super Swlan ■N early New, 10,000 Mile Mr«, Hooievell hsi • way of Mint into more jam» and out of ♦m with the trail serious conseirncea than any woman har ago • ever nrard oft and »o we were it fiarliciilatly mnniied when we W J b ri Jie had t a n miitrraled 1 a biinth of Jawnwe Commu|U in Tok; Tokyo, though if the Com' M i list . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Ittni they would her* know Mrt. R oomtcIi h u W n moi alhrtk than moit with thel T his m o d e cooler keeps kto«old Coke a t y o u r aW a-an ln rh ara. • e if t lf **♦ (*•••" ' u n r n iu t cu e * i• g§. « j y # m k •• W m i ■ 4 • • 9 '■hJ. 1: - it,, i, .........' 't . *. » ir o* co la t* * i c o c a .cot* e o m im m . • * »\ 7- * . • , *; O ^ fA N Y M �I jKirchhoff Home Social I I I Setting For Tea Honoring Graduate Library Council Has H. H. Lawsons Plan Bine Springs Picnic Trip To England The Library Council of the Seminole High School held IU an nual picnic recently at Blue Spring*. Those attending Included Miia Edna Chittenden, librarian, Mia* Laura Chittenden, Mrs. Joe D. Chittenden, Miss Hess Jones. Mo. Charles Nicks, Charles ami Deane Nicks, Louise Johnson. Ifelen Brawn Evelyn Dorton. Pat Nicks, Ann Garvin, Hubert Arm­ strong, Handall Lavender, Mary Mlfhollleck, Joan Ricketts, Caro­ lyn Griffin, Carolyn Hoblnson MORRIS ANNIVERSARY Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Hurman E. Morris will be interested to learn that they are celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary today. Mr. and Mrs. Morris were married at the Congregational Church on May 2M, liijH by Ilr. J. B. Root. They have two sons, Hubert, who will graduate this June from Reminolo High School, and Ernest, who is a freshman at the high school. C cd a n d o JL WEDNESDAY Prayer meeting at the First Baptist Church will twain at ttiUU p.m. In the Memorial fir fiducallonal Bi fulldlng. The Nursery will tie open during the servlre. The Executive Committee of |he First Baptist Training Union will meet In the Chapel after the Pnver Meeting service. The duplicate bridge dub will meet at 7:30 p. m. nl the San­ ford Woman's Chili. THURSDAY Examinations tor children en­ tering the South Side first gruilr In September will be given at the office of Dr. Frank L. Qulllman from 9:00 a.m. until )2:oo mam Th* Junior and Intermediate Royal Ambassador* wit) meet at the First Baptist Church at 7:00 p.m. The Junior Brotherhood will meet at the First Baptist Church at 7:30 n.m. Seminole Rebckah Imdgc No. 45. I. O. O. F. Hall at 8:00 p. m Alt members are urged to attend as a practice will be field. The Seminole County Federation of Women's Clubs will meet In the Memorial Building of Oviedo at 10:30 a.m. tu be preceded by a board meeting at 10:00 a.m. In....................fie itellailnn of officers will he held The Pilot Club will .sponsor a "Country Store" at Soulhslde Prl mary School for the benefit of the "Milk Bank" at g:00 p. m. The public la Invited to attend. Tlckelx oan be purchased from Pilot mem­ bers nr at the door Thursday eveniniFR ID A Y The regular meeting of the N Howard Chapter, United - Jei slighter* of' th* Confederacy, will i*ei at the New Smyrna Beach If. s Duplicate Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Lawson of Wichita, Kas. and Sanford sailed yesterday from New York aboard the Ihc Oucen queen Mary for Southhampton and London, England for the con oiutlun of Vlueen Elisabeth. After viewing the coronation they will tour Be Belgium, Germany, France, Switzerland and Italy. They plan to return to the United States on the SS Mauretania un July 24 which they will board In London. After a short visit in Wichita they will return to. Saw ford about Aug. 15. Program Scheduled For Station W TRR Bobby Little. 13, an eighth grade student at the Sanford Junior High School, will be the first performer on the sludmt program over Radio Stution WTRIi tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. He is a pianist and will render "Indian Love Call” . Lillie Annette Yates, 10, a stu­ dent of the West Side School, will then sing "I Thank My God I'm In His Care". The last number on the program will be a duet by Carol Nutt and Randall Robbins entitled "I Wonder Why". Th* first twu iiumUri* will be aecom anlrd by Mrs. Lulu Bailey and r Iasi hy 14-year-old Nancy Cash. R Equal quantities of butter or margarine anil honey when cream­ ed together, make a delicious spread for toast, waffles or pan­ cakes. home of Mr*. W. C. Hill. Members of the chapter will meet at the home of Mrs. W. B. Kirby, 510 Magnolia Avenue, at ll:0O a.lit. Anyone desiring transportation to the lieacli I* asked to rontaet Mr*, rly, telephone R49-JMONPAY The Training Union of the First Baptist Church will meet In the Fellowsldn Room of the Memorial Educational Building for a covered dlnh supper and Worker*' Council at 7:00 p.m. TULHUAY The Chapel Choir will meet at list Church for reiintlst Cf the First brumal at 0:45 p.m, The Daughters of Wesley Sun­ day School ('lass will hold Its reg­ ular business and social meeting at McKinley Hall at 8:00 p.m. Hostesses for the evening will bn Ml** Bessie Zachary, chairman, Mr*. J. I*. Thurrr.ond, Mm, J, Cf. Davis, Mrs. W. A. Hunter, Mrs. A. D. Zachary and Miss Mary Farlsh. The Unity "Truth" Clasa will meet at 7:45 p.m. at the Valdes Hotrl with Carolyn II. Parsons a* th* teacher. The public is Invited to attend. Th# piano pupils nf Miss M ar art! Davis will be presented HI [heir recital a( 1:15 p.m, al the Hanford Woman's Club. Bridge Club Wednesday Nights — 7:30 P. M. Sanford Women's Club Price — 25c Per Person For Reservation!) Phone Mm. Felnburg — 20,17 Summer Dance Classes # Baffin June 8 Duxbury School of Dancing1 Corner Oak and Commercial Phono 1724 or 312-J fis M o tm tL Lt. Shirley Smith W oodruffs Honor Receives Mention Graduates With In Okinawa Paper Dinner At Club GR a DY DUNC a NS t h e ba n fo rd Mr. anil Mrs. Grady Duncan and W*d. Mar 17. 1951 *on Mike have returned from an extensive trip through the smith­ es tern United State* The put ■ n*e nf Hi* if ip wa* the initiation tornado*- to Waco and San An­ •« Ali (mman i« speak before the gelo yfu-t leaving ( i Paio they Miss Gretchen Kirchhoff U ex peeled to arrive Ihi* weekend from Miulliern Builder* Cmb- t'.ingie-s. iiarrb . .rough Mexico to Juatsl Suilins College in Bristol, Va. to In a series of lovely parties be­ spend some lime with her parents, '•vvtiiul i.l Shirley Smith, ilaukh Dr. and'M .*. Harry Wm.lrufl held III l i t a-u. I i-X. | itlui icloiorti lu Fbfl id* t*y W*/ ing currently given honoring mem­ Mr. anJ Mrs W E Kirchhoff. S i of Mi. and Mr*. E. (’. Smith | entertained last night with a hut En route in El l’a»o tliey vu /eiil i>i New Mexieu where lliey went ber* ot the Seminole High School id Sliver Luke is the .subject id a the tremcndoii* ilnmnue done hy, through me t anVoUii CaCPfli*. graduating class Mrs. W. E Mrs. Albert Hickson returned on per anal item In the "Scanner", fet supper honoring four Seminole Kirchhoff entertained yesterday Monday to her home at 1119 Air Force publication printed on High School graduates, Miss Gail Bitting. Miss Rosa Coke Hoyle. afternoon with an lnfnrmal tea Myrtle Avenue from the Florida Okinawa honoring Miss Judy Irvin. The Similar him in Orlando where she Recently It slated "If, working Tommy Speer and Robert Morris party was held at the Kirchhoff recently underwent an operation. "i ei at the Cimlnil I'enlcr. the The enjoyable occasion wa* held residence in Mayfair at 4:3n Li mi odor of perfume should set al 7:00 p m. at the Mayfair Inn o’clock. Friend* of Mr*. R. II. Monror; your nose n’tlngle don’t give your Semi nolo Country Clnh The striking class colnrs. purple will I* rind lo leurn that she I* buddy a look ol reproach. A little The supper was served from a ■rid white, were beautifully car­ getting Hong nicely at I he Florida tut td sunshine from (he Sunshine huffrt table inside the club house .Sanitarium in Orlando following ried out In the flower arrange Male in the |>erson of Second Lt. und eaten nn the patio outside The menl* nf white gladioli, purple and uii operation. She i« now aide to Shirley Smith Is probably in the table from which the delicious din white daisies and other spring receive ,»mpuny. room Id Smith Is (he first WAT ( r.ir wa* sieved was decorated with flower*. -id white flower*, and pa* to be assigned to the Hits! SqMr. and Mr*. Harold A. Barn- and the first to act a* a controller iel flower* In lovely arrangements A dainty pastel theme was used In the dining imm where refresh halt, who have iieen making their m our ADCCV were used throughout the room* menu were served. The table was home .it ilH2 Sanford Avenue A' a sample id how some of the The long table on the naliu held overlaid with a pastel blue linen since November, have returned to men feel ulxmt Okinawa LI Smith purple and white gladioli. with Tiny-priced cloth and centered with blue and their home on Lake Cayuga, N. Y enclosed u column wrllten by whitt- tapers In hurricane lamporchid hydrangeas. Orchid inner' ,or the summer. The plan to re­ " A v e ry w h o 1* leaving the Island. being surrounded with purple glad flnllerer! were placed In matching antique turn to Sanford In the fall. "Juliet, with an assist from loll Small place cards marking the holders. Other flower arrange­ '■hake*pea re," write* the eulu nut seating arrangement were deco ments in the dining room followed ist. "i* credited with copywriting, rated In the school theme with the lovely pastel theme. parting I* such sweet sorrow.’ I miniature diploma*, hook* etc An item nf Interest was added don't know where Juliet was sta­ (Sifts were presented tu each nf to the decorations with Ihc piece tioned, hut It wasn't Okinawa For Ihe four honored guest* of luggage In the hallway covered my part. Hit* island's prime pur Following Ihe dinner the gue-twith slicker* of the various col­ iHise (or thu past IS month* ha* enjoyed dancing on the palm leges and universities, bringing lo been to »erve a* u place Avery Those Invited lo he with Ml** lluv the guests' minds that In the (all could stand tu keep from drowning le. Miss Hitting, Mr. Morris and (heir thoughts would turn to the A bilflel supper whs held on in llie Pacific Ocean." Mr. Speer ware* the Misses Janice school of their choice. Avery must have had it had be Reel, Sylvia Hayes Colleen Eure Sunday evening following the Each guest received a fan a* u mixed two Im11 double* ami singles cause fie went on to euncliule hi' bretson, Joan Wright, t.ucia Goff favor and the ynung hnnnree re matches ut the Semi rude Country column with "I went you all to Eliisbelh Woodruff and Betty Hn Unlf-Hkirted one-piece ceived a gift from the hostess Club sponsored each year hv the know that mv lour has not made an. Also Joe Hutchison. Mehyn ncctute fitille anti cotMrs. Kirchhoff was assisted by Woman's Golf Association, Serving me bitter All that I* behind me Fleischer, Clarke Mossier, Junior tun liintex .swimsuit Mrs. Joseph Saunders. of the supper began ut 7:<H) p.m now and ii* I leave, I'd like to Mrtti, Ernie Morris. Clinton Hun Those Invited to he with MU* , The delicious dinner was served It'll you go.ul people of all the ney and Harvey Wilkinson with mniililetl line* Irvin were hrr mother. Mr* Ri­ on tin- initio under the direction -onderful time* I have bud of the H'n'wll'rflll Vlll'lltioil Others invited In enjoy the |.ulv chard Irvin, and the Misses Rosa ' of Mrs. Mus ()'| Inuer The rooms pleasant experiences I have had. , find ut Pen n ey’s little with Ihe four henoree* were Mr Coke Boyle, Joan Wright, Janice of the spneiuns dub bouse were and the many beautiful places I've j low .T.'dS! ( ’time c(loose Reel, Lucia Goff, Beverly Gray. attractively dccnrntril with gladioli seen I’d like to hut I can't There and Mrs. (1. A. Speer Jr Mr .mil Mr*. W. V. Billing, Mr amt Mrthis (or m any other Ann llaborn, Gail Bitting, Alice and rnrni.thin* in pastel shades. | aren't any " Herman E . Morris, and Sen,dor Brown, Ju Ann Moore, Sylvia At thr Ixitlnin of the column, s I v I c h !) ut Penney'.* Tho«e enjoying the evening were and Mr*. Unyd F Boyle with the Hayes, Betsy Ann Carter, Mary Miss IWntliv 1'ow.ll, Mis* Ellen Shirley hastened to add a |m*timw. (in im t colors host and hostess Ann Wilke, Kilty Nix, Elnlse Ben Retts, Miss CVcille Heard, Mr. and script In her own hand writing :it* ;it* ton, Beverly Rogers, Margaret Mr*. Andrew t'nrruway. Mr. and Not really quite that hud " Morrison. Mary lam CnneTund, Mrs. W. li Fleming, Mr. mid Mr* Patsy Edwards and Linda Byrd Earl Higginbotham ninl guest*. Mr, and Mrs, Hill Tvre, Mr. and llishop Lout tit T o By MRS. J. H. HII.IIHEY Mrs. J tV. APllinn, Mr und Mrs W. V Hitting, |)r and Mrs. T. F I .McDaniel Mr. and Mr*. John Ivey. Nine Amlidion member- enjoyed Mr. and Mis UnwindMrGimgn, WINTER PA R K (Special) -The u delightful ull-ility field tilp to Mr and Mrs. Hugh Whelchel, Mr lli< Henry Irving l.oiittlt, Kpls- the west coa*l on Satiiiday, Mav and Mr- Price Heard, Mr. am ■>I,u1 Bishop nf the Diocese of 25 Meeting in front Ilf the I vS iniib Florida, will deliver the office in Winter Park, the patty Mr* F. t Uni limn nnd Ml** Hetty III. 'man, U’nrren III shun. iiuci nlnni i'll e set mull at Kullin* *et off ir twu car* ut t! in at | iilli-gc Sunday morning. Services Iruvellni; Ihrougli lieaidlful lullm,; Mi and Mi* W. K Vllilen, Mr BIRTH ANNOUNCEMKN Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Frvei i and Mi .. Paul Campbell, Mr. and -ill bi-giu ut |i) :itl in tlie Kmiwli* country plutitedd In in iirtiuge uraiige gi Klim s K I! .Smith arid Mr and H> iimrial ('Impel. announced today Dir birth or n Mrs und dotted with clean little luk rlu- llllt caoilhlules fur degree* lleyond Clcrimiot son Bruce Elliot, at the Fernaldl Mt« Ro< Frank Byrne* Jr. Ihe -nm t) nil form for the Iraditlnonl mail i hanged, nine woods replacing the Laughton Memorial Hospital on I . iiiic procession at 10: 15. The pro citrus proves, nnd looking -ety May 2.1, weighing 7 Bis., rt on ■ mini begin* at Carnegie Hall. much Idle the territory iienr ttculti. Mrs. Fryer I* the former Nellie Iti <tm11 Lout I It bn* n distinguish Lord of this city. A brief pause was made at Hay nl i-aree- us n clergyman, and all' oorl on the eiia*t, then on to Cine Acetate rollon ■f his puslnratc* have been in I'lninl, where n couple of ln<y t'lorlds lie served for fmlr yenr.s Hubert .Morris, president of the Itiiiirs wrre spent enjoying the sun llj A LIC E ('ROM ARTIE Mit in Student Body of the Seminole High >- a chaplain with the :il.*t lo-| lunch and ml Linti y Division during World War Records of fatalities to children School, nniiinmcerl today thal for miring u party ui swltulini- Mi Ill-lex from direct or Indirect contact the flr*t time In the history nl tl. nod i- a Lt. t'oi. In the Florida Duvidsun and Mr*. .................. . National (■mini. with electric power lines prompt Hie school (hr Student Cotmcll will ■ ii mine \ native of lluffnli), N. Y., he not too earnestly-do 11■ specialist* of thp Rural Electri­ have a bunquet hi,muting the far water bird* for bunding, hut the fication Administration, U. H. idly, their wives and Mi-hantl* on ■ 11•-mis'll the University of Buffalo Idrds said "’Thank* *o mm It, we’re ■ rid graduated from Hobart Col­ not having any r A *(mr! 'op wa* Department nf Agriculture, to Mav ?« ut 7-30 pro lege in 11*25. Hi* graduate work made at Wrekiwacliev Spilng-, urge parents to teach children Mr Morris, staled till* morning i Theological Seminary of where u few *lnall ptirchn-e* were the danger of flvlng kites near that "this I* .1 small way In which with th-- and with the University made. electric lines, trying to pull down Ihc Sliidenl Cuum-il u trying to Virginia « I if the Smith (Sewuoee) led In the these lines, or show their appreciation for the D-D anything .from it On tin return (rip it wa* decided degree, ass that have broken cooperation anti support the far touching ‘jlni in 1D21I lie was named prle*t in to *e» where a narrow road and are MI. the ground nr bang- ulty of thp high school a* n whole charge of Ihc All Saint'* rhureh branrhtnu off from the main high g loose from pule*. ing fre ha* given the Connell fur the p.Ht al Tarpon Springs, unit In 11*29 way would lend it*. We found mill If kites or tliclr string* tangle school year and helped Hie ('tain nod lino lie served u* curate fur It couldn't lie classed a* H calami­ with power lines, the result muy *11 of IWS2-53 tu achieve the i->it- the rrinttv Episcopal churches u( ty. hut lt wasn't good, either. Mini lie fatal to the child flvlng the standout accomplishments In uie Miami From limit- llld.l he wn-i was the dustiest stretch of mail W ith ifiown-u|) Innkkits. It’s a good Idea fur both wav of heller ill rot of the bull Nelur of the Holy I’m** t'hureh of in seven counties, an,I everyone mj? shirred front lo farm and cltv children to under­ school " He also milled that ' the Sanford, und from Mbit lo IUI1 was relieved to get back to ..... . stand this danger, because even faculty had added much tow .id fin ihr lintv Trinity rhureh of mumituni again. |ile».*e th eir purl in i the youngster whu lives in town the bettering of relationship be West Palm llrm h. forty-six species of bird* wenoften does norm- liackyard kite­ tween 'In- students and the teach­ Im l;rd o s lo muke Sinn- Itilfi hi has been bishop seen during Ihe field lnp, to my flying, especially In spring. A ers" nf tin *-1111111 Floriiln dlm-ese. nothin* of u couple of fnl fox wet or damp kite string, or the for Letter fit. C h e rry , The hanouet will In- held in the Ilishnu 1 nuttIt |s u member of squirrel i, n fawn nnd a I,lack wire sometimes used no kite*, i* Seminole High gym with decor.i Phi Belli Kappa, Kappa Sigma Florida rail rovul. I ii t ,| o o i m»•. an excellent conductor of electri­ Hons throughout In keeping wiih uieial fraternity, and i* a Mason, Those taking parly in the field city. Thus, if the kite hit* a the occasion The Studrnl Council lie and Mr*. I.mdtit make their mui/e I li* power line, the rhlltl holding the Mr. Morris staled ha* tried in home nl CIO North Main Street trip were- Mr. and Mr*. Van Stone, Mr. and Mr*. George t). cord may be n n the receiving end spoiiNor a* many activities j > (HrlandnJ Swart x ami Mrs Miriam Vinnp, of a fatal rharge of electricity. possible In the gym. feeling th.it He h'»* selected as toe tuple (if Children should be warned against Ihe gym was for the use ol ihc hi* seriiion "The Ultimate Choice." nf Sanford: William Davidson, of Orlando; Mr- Donald Norton, Mrs. trying to rescue a kite that geta students and me school as a while George Lindsey and Mr*. .1 II. away and blows onto power lines lie espressed the hop* Hint Willi Keen a brush for scrubbing Illlhrey, of Geneva. A distance of They should leave It and parents this banquet It would set thr pre vegetable* near the sink ami uhout 272 mile* was traveled. should report It promptly to the cedent for an annual event you'll save steps and lime. power company or rural electric cooperative. Parents also should caution young folks against trying to re­ move anything in contart with elsetrie lines. Never, under any circumstances, should they touch broken lines on the ground or hanging from pole*. These spell danger. Many children urr killed every ytar from this one cause. C _ ______ A broken line should be reported Immediately to the nearest elec­ when you put your boat fuol forward in tric company. If possible, some Feminine Imdleg in Ny­ adult should stand guard over lon, Cotton. Rttyott Tricot fallen line* until the power can be shut off—In order to warn off nnti Multi crcRfl In whlto anyone who may comp near. and pretty imstelM............ LASTEX B u ffet Supper Is Held Follow ing Club Tournament SWIMSUIT | NuturullHt Nutcs I Deliver Sermon Hints To Housewives Student Council To Entertain Faculty ONE PIECE SWIMMER | .40 FOR GRADUATION (iivu Dainty IJiw rit* summer looks like t h i s . . . Tailored gtylc* nnd luce nc- BRING THE KIDDIES! See “ELSIE’S” Good Food Line Train Presented By Borden’s Dairy All Day Thure. May 28th Thursday — Fountain Specials — Thursday ELSIE'S1 BROADWAY SUNDAE t (A Super ta p e r) rc each ICECREAM I eented c t iiir iim is .................. H you v# mroin Bu mbucliai bafoi*, you know wliut wa rnainil For Ihay'tf k i tool, iu light, iu flaaiblt, (you ton udwully band thain duubia) Ihu) you'll b# footlioppy no niottai who! th* t*nip*rotO(#. Boinbochai, you iaa, ura inuda of only lha llnait nolumt fibras rnonay con buy, hundlaitad ond hond-iawn—tha imola It Uiluid with iprbigy Toom rubbar, ond lha wofarthln Nuron tolai will w*oi twlta ui long ut taolharl And you'll lov* (hair guy ityling, in brilliant Curlbbaan cotort lhal or* u parfact complamanl lo your caiuol ciothat. BORDEN’S flhortie Oown« Of Any Flavor) ICE CREAM 23rpt 1 ^ 7 ^ — *1Holt fut Put if and tun Regular (Choice • Pag* I h era ld 2.40 to 10.OB Regulitr Clown: 2.08 to 10,05 Short le or Regular pnJiuniiB 2.08 to 12.0B Slip* 1-98 to 10.05 Half Sill* 1.08 to 5.08 Panties 50c to 2.0B f . S. if you hovan'f worn Boinbochai bafora, you’va raof/y a Irani to look forward lot A* S ta n In V O B U I (jtOT Q K Matching ItagH 4.95 IplUB 181) • HIM ivty's BHOK STORE Usa Qqr Cwvenknt Ley*Xway Plan ' . c i.'cistiV * '* - . . • • A* ■«— >l 1. \ a *t S i H �THE dANFOKD HERALD P itt 4 W»d. May IT, 1983 UN Fliers Plaster Commies* Lines As MIGs Shun Combat By G EO RG E A. MCARTHUR SEOUL t.W—Score* of Allied fighter-bnmhor* pounded Communist communication and simply line* •cross North Knrca without oppoaltion tn<lay a* badly beaten lied MIO jeta refused tn fight. Daadly swepl-wing Sabra ((■'.* streaked through overcast skies hoping to fatten their ling of St MIGs shot down this month. Sabre* destroyed 12 lied Jots and dam­ aged another without losing a plane In sky battles yesterday, Ihe Air Force »ald. Some MKJs ventured south o| the Yu hi lllvrr dividing Manchuria and Korea today, hut mme would Fight. Solid overcast covered MIG Alley In Northwest Korea between 10,non and 20,000 ft*iL Red pilot* usually •void combat in overcast skies. skirmlshe* Only scattered r ...... .......... ....... were reported along the LU-mlle balllefront Jot fighlcr-bmnbrrs headed north at dawn to hit an Important rail­ road lino running from Hinulju in Northwest Korea through the Red capital of Pyongyang ami south to the hattlcfrnnt. Sabre fighler-homber* knocked out nne bridge north of Sinanju and another to tho south, the Air Force said. CARDINAL 14 KltT NEW YORK i* —Francis Cardi­ nal Spellman has called for a n-w New-ftorn BabeFnund Famous Violinist, Albert Spaulding, 64, D ies Suddenly NEW YORK opened the incinerator lioor, and saw what appeared tn be a kewtile (lull wrapped In a blanket and resting NEW YORK (4S—Albert Spalding, on Inc smouldering coal* ons of the nallon's leading violin"Then I beard faint wailing : istv and a noted compost-.* and sound* which sunn became thn dl* author d!**d suddenly la«t nleht of llnct cries n( a baby a cerebral hemorrhage He M*i* a I "I pui’ fd the""blankcT-wrapped ! Spalding, a member of Ihc fam form nut id the Incinerator. mi* Chicago sporting good* family, Thl* was how Carmelo Chllleml, collapsed at his New York apart­ porter In a bl« Drooklyn housing ment as he waft dre»»lnit to go nut. project, described to police yesThe famed violinist r?lln-l from Icrciav til* flnillnif of a baby girl the concert stnjfe In 1B50, telllnif a in a hns-Jinrnt Incinerator, He had crowd of tl.noo al hit farewell proiiecn preparing to hum some gar- 1cram In New York's I/ewlsohn bale. Stadium that hr wanted to devote linctnrs at a hospital where the hi* full time lo teaching, writing baby was taken said she was lest and composing. lhan a day old and In vrvy good At the lim? of hi* n-.lr-mcnl, he condition. nlreadv hnil written some Wl work* Police started searching the proj­ for violin, 25 for piano, 30 for voice ect for the person .who l.-ft the and four each for chamber music baby In tin- incinerator. and full orchestra He also hud authored a novel, "A Kiddle, a Sword and a Lady.' Snalillnc. who won a graduating diploma from the conicrvatory at O r g a n iz e d (G a m b le rs Rologna. Italy, at 15, wa* the In­ stitution’.* youngest graduate slnca TAMI’A i;C—Officer* should go 51ojtarl 1X1 vc-.ir* before. lie made Id* debut In Paris In nfler organized gamblers instead nf citizens playing curd* in their IU05, when he was 17. Three year* own homes, Peace .lustirc W Inter he made hi* American debut at Carnegie Hall. Marlon Hendry says. Spalding wa* active during huth Ht-.idry dismissed gambling charges Tuesday against John H. world war*. He wa* a lleuk-iinnl Iflbk’r and Tillman Ashley, two in the- U. S Army Air Service In Negros* who said they wcce Italy and France In the first con­ flict and wa* with the Italian undevplaying whist "There Is nnlhing loglrul and ground Int he second conflict, lie I* survived by hi* wldnw, Ihc reasonable alimil ofRcera staging raids nn private hmnes and drag­ ging homeowners into court on gambling charge*, whin, in fact, they are Indulging In nothing more than snelanls card games." Hendry said Officers Told To (iet EHtimnte Of CitruH Left Cut By Survey k en GuernHey Named Oulf Life President JACKSONVILLE ,iv S Ken drick Guernsey was elected presi­ dent end former U S Sen .Hcnlt M. I.oftln chairman of the board Tuesday hy Gulf i.lft- Insiirnm-e Co. diroclor* i Gucrnsiy, former executive vice president, suer-red-- E 1. I’hlllins Jr , now vice chairman of Ihe hoard of directors laiflm siieeeed* K. L. Phillip* Sr ii-iirmg cu founder of the eimioany Tho ill reel i/.'? doubled Du- com pany’s copllali/allon from 2 'v million dollars to live millions and reduce-1 the par value of ll; • stock from $lo lo »:* 50 a share, oiaklng two million share* outstanding Th-- company which provide* ovet rag) million dollar? ul tile iiisuranro protection listed It? avvi-i.s us of - May 1 at JII7 U.VH.VI SLA YER ACtlUITTEII UCAf.A iM—Oscar Loll was nr quitted Tuesday in Ihe slaying of Jny t,. Armour during an argu­ ment over attention* paid twill’s pretty 29-yenr-nld wife Velma Mr* f,nM, n former ilrlvj in waitress, told the ronrt that after dating Armour twin* she refusnd persistent rrquesh In see him alulic again fibtt was quoted by Sheriff Don Mcfo-od as saying he nml Ar mour argu-d and lliut Armour was killed Jan III during a lussle over a slmtgim. .................... .. . survey of LAKELAND tfv-A shipper* ami processor* Indieatc* Fli.-rida has ahniit two million lm*r* of orange* less than i ynvernment i-stiniati- Indicates, Florida Mutual said. Mutual reported Tuesday that n eh-.-ck of the quuntlly of fruit still held by shipp-rs mill processors Indicated Ihe total was sllglilly more lhan even million boxes. The Growers Administrative L'ommlltec, basing Its figure on known usenge and a May 10 esti­ mate of tb? season’* entire crop by the U S Department of Anriculture, placed llm -remaining Flor­ ida orange crop at 0mHi.OOO hoses Normally, the fewer oranges left, the greater the coin;>etltlon for them and Ihe higher Ihe price. State Legislative nr ANTS ROACHES HLVERFISH Among th- most difficult of household pests to get rid of nru roaches, ants arid sliverfish. There Is n new product nn llio market however that eliminates them quickly and effielentlv. All you do Is lo imlnl it aeros* tliclr trail. It leave* n hard invlslblo film that’s effective for months, after hist on" epwllrstlun, This new product, Reach Films, contains n cnemlrnl that paralyses their legs and they ala don* fur within about three hbUra lifter contact. Roach Film* h knul t-d with a brash. Ilpach Dependable i nn i *i oray Ervin Okayt* Spending Money On Television \OTtrn TO APPKAR TO; CH HKIM MAT jnHNKMK KINK lir»w t'hkiuiiiin IVoler, Uiiirnln Vuti «rr i.rri’I'V nnllMi-il In (I|b ymir written il,-fcii«,-s. If «nr. tm lli» ,'Mh iltv Mf June. I»S*. !*• Ik- Mill ■lir I'lUnplnlnl flleil n«i»ln»l vnn In l ho I'lirull f.'niiil nf Homlnnlo 4,'ll llll I Jr, C'iiifl'U. !'*'•*■' h cncjsc ... cn fill I'll tVitlinr K Klhk I'lstetlff ■■ niifpp m.i i John miii rink. itt-j ••-iinril, I '-ufiu *-rv .mi 1410. o n d tioliiK * null for ill *ii M"i*. "IfrrwhT * «>h. r»-« rrn Konlessu will l-i< eriIrrnl iKiiln*l vuu for frtllurn In H|iiimr. pirn nr nnnwrr «» r*i|iilr»il III Inn horrln. , , WITNKNrt in* linnil mil •ilfliliil ■n | III In J*lli il«V >>f Me* A l>, n, l> HKIINImN rlrru rin-iiit f*i»nrl r*TATK ipK Kl.tlItII*A. T<> IIA iH li: II,SHU. of ]*lt H. Mato Hlreal. 1'h.illuniMiaa. Tenors*#Volt are hereliV nottriert that t;0 want t/nvlil Has*. Mt».| suit for 01 vore# iisiilost von III tli# Circuit I'niirt tor H#tnlncile I'nuntr. at Hsn foul, Kluriila. otul V"ti nr# Ii«rr1iv reiimreil In fU". |ier#«n#llr nr In attorner, with the I'lrrk nf nur •sill Cniirl r-nir wrlHeii ilefeiise. It art), to the hill nf t-nmiiUlul file.I In sahl cHiiso hv Ihe Alh day nf June. Herein fall nnl nr |u<la invnt will hr reinlmeU iiaiilnsl ynu lie ilefaull g VVITNUHH ni) hmnl ami seal »g snlil I'niirl nl H.mfnril, Hemlnnle I.'tniolv. Khirlihl. tills thn Alll dm f May. 1‘,'Al (i. I* IIKtlNIu>N i'lrrk Aih.rhey fi*r I'lalnllff, II. ,V. Warn. .......Iruff- I'nrk ins tliilldlnu, Hiinfiiril. rinrlitn (HUAI.) 'p to iic ia S t o t t ' S ttc r i1 7<’J enteitainm ent!' AIR - CONDITIONED Radio Program s Today fli/.iheth Taylor COMING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY! State Farm ers M arket im i'iu rr m i. isi « * s k i iih s i w ri; i- SIIMCII? st.s UltKT • VH'IUIII. 11,011 III* In cream'd Citrus line Proposed In Program Tb# lollitM-lna in lien rt-|inH ,*.| (,» l l e u l e r n nil I h e H a u l , m l Mint # h'urmere Mnrkri fur eri-ilin-e >,,l.| i., Trneker* nml lienl.u. -n> i,, j-Jrt |i. in Aluv ]*. Ileurie, I’rnclleullv ell iiK-klnu- k <>I'iK In eitilllerv Hell lie, (pnlihertV ■In. iii» nun ( V l e r j . rast-iil I'tu le 1..1J - 1 3 , 1 I'nrii. l>F|>i-lnlliiu uruib amt eimni rr»i- tmi- a ji I'iuiier i'lirude tin lukl 3 mi. sun Where AnKele re ar (<■ Trem l i .'Ueumliuis {■■Illume Nn Hllliullee 11Mu i-pih •kru lln llur S la .Vetvt, ’ec*. lUio-keyefl |tu ||i>r, I ;v- I an llnu '’ini, -e|i|lere 110 llrkl. I IS -I. J*. lIM-hesIr# amt Hlsr IsiHshf* 3 Im*. I’rsl" 173- J ftp MiirnltiH Vnrlelv Tmii*Joes Su Hi, ( rule <>mi I’hlt lleei) h i (irNHO, ('all in I'rsver IV'-d-J A l S'uioi t i i i d s im p. si. Iluillu g'.ii in 1/lHost Mileh'ul n it-ill-,, -Vlhuu v I'rmiliMilmire l.nlln Arm rli-HiiM III# WINTER HAVEN <5*-Tho Flori­ da Citrus Commission presented to a group of eanii-Ts and proeessurs today a prujHiscd llirto-way proiram to increase use of citrus to teen pare with Increasing crnpfl, 5lrs. Helen Slew-art, director nf tlv? eommlisinn's m-IukiI education division, said the program called for; I. Creating n silunllnn where eonsumption of citrus hre-ome* n definite part of enrh child's day. 2 .Stimulation and eo--ordination of aclivllles of key Individual sand organization* Interested In in- t Ve * Ttli-aUiiv VI ,i ■ I rtrItur Ni-lie ir„ui-|. W’urM At Tlnen t u (1h v ’» Mt«r Mile iltlll IIl'HlIltlM 4 i l l . l i 1s i t u ? t u i MITICi; TII Al'l*i: ut KTA'I't: III-- Kl.milliA 'I'll ■lAMim I M .ll Ill.MII-K nml |<i HHI'HINK VI' l 'irllVl li *H, III- wife, if alii'*', mill ll ili-,iii ilii-ir rieiu.tlii iiiikliiiwu li-trs, (ti-vli-ei-H. Iririilei > ut muuln-e TIIIHtKHA W Tl|n. VI Vk. rlluili- Ilf vflll |<i|l, Mill. I NiK.i Wnehliiaiiin, |i r*,, u„ „„ kmitt ii lielre, U-vlNr-ee, |eirn|ei-e ur xr.iiiH-i# i.r m a iiv i : m a iih h a i .i , M*f!•*. lllli i'|lJ4**f| Mli if illiv *C•' ittl liernlitIH IliivlMK ur I'lallllHlH nil! rlalil, Dili- ur Inlnreet in -mu |u I hr (ulliiw tiiu liesi-rlliril Imnl |,, wilnl III Meriiliinje C'uimtv. Flurhlu In wil: t-nlH 119, nn, HI nil.) 113 ■If Krimk r. Will III ruffe UnlullMeluii of latml?. Hinilli, Hunf , i i a Klurlitii. m i urillu* in ulut ilu ieuf remritril Jn i‘l»' Hunk 1. iisrb H uf Hit- pul, III.' IK uni* uf Hellltnule I'uilllll KlurlUu Vou, hu*l esrli uf vnu, ate here, hr iiullfliil tIinI ii slip ha? tier ii hruuiiht uh,i Iii#I mil lo lliu i lrrull I'"HIT fur Heiuliiule Cuiiatv. KlurhU, •" !'h«<l',err, hr Mull rim A IHans nnl Vl'Tlurnen l-!riui», tile wife, im.l "••eh uf run nn- n-unlreit in uupe ir mill serve iiputi lieu, ....... Jr j'liiHillffs' >i•Inr >•••v whuee hiI-Iu-.i l« I* ii llu* list. Manfuril. I‘lurlitii. IIII Ultnier lii llu* hill Ilf rutlipl.iliil fill'd herein, uu ur Imfiirc Thillmlhr. June i, a I- iiins ir ..... fuit i„ ill! Nil. u tli'4-ree mil I'llllfesNu will lie entered tiHiilnel mil, nml eueli ul you. fur relief diunauded In llu Idll uf i iilillilulnl Th# MHiure uf this lull Ie lu unlei Ihe lllle III the iihnre deerrll-eil Imtill. Mil iihhreviiiled lllle ur wlili h ylill l>; Mnnrlee A. Kvima nml .MfjlUmiss liVNiie. his wife, pistiltiffs, -vs* James Met’urinhk, •‘ i.'SlL. !!£»!' !i«r»ota. IVIlNKHH mv hiinrt auW thn real of said f’nurl al Hiinriiri1~H"mlnn|# County, KlnrliU. thl# Mh .lav nf May. A !».. HU. <i P IIMIINIit IN As Clerk uf snlil t'uiiit tlsii. A. Hiierr, Jr. Hiillr-ltiir fur I'lulnllffs P <i. Hut IS*« IIIH MukiuiIIii Avenue Nsrif'-rd. Pl.irlile n avB fti.Y ConamtiiUtlona and the very nr*! of lurk to Phillip Toney on hi* recent elrrtlnn a* Student Body Prealdent of R.II.S. It’a an Immense undertaking, hut • very i nullifying one and sln-e the studetila hnv? seen t'.‘. to hack Phillip 'if1' w ru sure S.II.ei. tests in enp■hlt- hand*] All the vlctnra In tne lehnnl runoff* have tieen chosen wisely, \ve think, and to them, ■lino, aoe* our congrats and hope* I tnr sucre**. Another important 1Ilf* fill I" IIn f l (this Ilia U f ifte V n lu .lt l » « a I bank anil subject I (actor year's election* was the frik-rnl gov- the splendid sportsmanshl; shown ie state. throughout the voting and among I llw measure Is the loser*. losers, We owe them a word a man Intcrt-itcd „f nr*lse that Is equal to the winregulates “ Is In a mr?’ rompllmentalf r Jdmself whether | hi* last week for the senior* rl(l’ nlso Exam Week!I Everyone I* — struggling under the burden of mployre* "<"dy, study, study, In such hot ’* M'—Nir IIouk - weather ami, too, with the prrtsln (he Senate to- ne t of the Casa I’lenlc staring would rcrpilre all them In the face! What a relic? to file complete tint’ll h a ............ lion Other InfnrIfumot* and murmurs and whl*. embership in snh- i»-r* ulimit ihe “Sally" are floating linn*. urmiml the classes . . . . Surd* It utd be required of won’t he long nod-! as well as new The Tliestdans held ihelr elecl*nn Taylor and Richard Wlrfmark co-star a* Nary wsalhsrle* would be open turn for Officers Tuesday and the man, areef In the shifting sands of an vnemy-riddsn terrain in lion. Othe rlnfnr- rl,,w president for n«xt year Is “Destination Gobi," a strange and powerful tale of little-known oultl be required Stanley Kata, Others Include viceNavy operations during the s i r with Japan. Filmed In atunnlna liMsIili'nl— Rosemary Garner; secTechnicolor, the Twentieth Century-Eos production opens Thurs­ I* lory—James Davis; treasurer— day at the lllli Thenlrr. Marvin Uocmhoh and director— ilison Hate*. Wishing you all The most distant galuxlce slslble loads of hick for the future yenrl by the larg-rst telescope arc about Jlossln ami Gal>: two billion light-years away from ‘' nn<’ Rnnshottoln, , Av'?. slaving through TALLAHASSEE ut*-Ttio Florida the earth. 'vplng, third perlodl Jimmy Fox, Hie proud owner of a new r‘akeet- State Advertising Commission may ■r Ernestine Hplvey, working spend money on Ick'vislon promookc mad In study h a ll.................. lion, Atty.-dcn Ervin rul’ d today. >••-rnlsl Hehrrns dating around now Ho gave the opinion lo Warren you seen Marilyn Rlackmnn, administrative assistant . T io iid d 's lines! tn the governor, »hu lud inquired , ’"‘P 5 new adirtlu-i 7 7 7 T 7 ■lulls nil for now. lie seein' ya whether the statutory restriction nn use of the adivnlslng appro­ priation prevented television ex­ penditures. Tho law, enacted in t»l7. names out-of-stale and national radio STATION WTRR broadcasts In the 11*1 nf permis­ sible MC-jnditures but doesn't men­ tion tcWklsIpn. Ervin safil television is “ merely a vnrlntloti of fadin romrnunicatlon" and It would be "cbntrary In the dictates of coinnuiH svnso to tike The position that the la<gis-' IHE Him WH(1 HflO EVf laturc intemk'd lo bar televising as a media of advertising for (in­ state of Florida." Legal Notice o ilH i;ll Legal Notices SEMINOLE III McCarty Still (.M v c h Highway 1 Priority FT. P IER C E OB—Gov. McCarty still regard* Improvement of 11, R. Highway l on rlnrldn's east emut n (op priority project "to llo ac­ complished as soon ns primary funds and local cn-opcrntlon will permit." Warren Rlnrkmon, tho gover­ nor's ndmlnlslratlve assistant, sent thnl message liul.ty lo tho Ft. Pierre Hoard of 1U-:i]|nr*. Ills Idler was In reply to a telegram sent lo McCarty hy the realtors expressing hope that U. S. I will Im 4-lnncd before a toll turhplko Is constructed. Tho governor feels the decision KC8 R K LELT PALM BKACII MIAMI (Ai—West Palm Beadi will he tho site of next fi-ars Florida Knlghta nf Columbui cohventlon. Tho group re elected all officer* and ended its three-day meeting Tuesday with aelcollnn of a meat- Vluelr l.,iv*-r» I’r-inrelti 11mi •ritih New e I tllll i ‘Inti Market Iti-imrl The ItlivIlim Hun CITRUS .SHIPPERS Ttl E L E C T LAKELAND (iD-The natiM* of as lo whether a toll road I* eco­ at least 24 Florida citrus shippers nomically sound or mil should lie will he placed in nomination hero left to an nnthorltv established by today for tho shipper* advisory the Leglslalure," Rlnckmon wrote. committee. Thc Ik H sotTrtary of "Th? governor feels mo u. a secretary oi agrlrulngricutfeel* « a grrat deal of simiv remains lo he tionf> tk'fi va Giro Ihon will sol«t eight prlnclw-e shall know whether or not any p»U and cigiit alternate* to serve portion of Ihe proposed toll road on Ihe committee for thc 1053-54 I* economically feasible." season. W eather — a I)I)RD h n t k h t a in m k n t — SI’KL'I AI, — "CANADIAN MOUNTIE8" COI.OK CAiniKlN —. “8TAHTINIJ FROM HATCH More an d More B rides Take Advantage of our W onderful EVERmmyouHm for a Fine Hoofing Jo b ! Whether it'i your homa or your barn, poultry houtt or implement shed, there'* * Barrett* Roofing In ■ LAST TIME TONIGHT w it h o u t o b lig a t io n ! wide variety of styles, wclghti and cobra, that'a just 100% right for thajobl Barrett asphalt shingle* and roll roofings coma inL attractive colon; are elNcttvefy firc reaistantt and guard agalnit rain, (tin, *now, arid Wind.’ theyVg waoniM tucu gmrrneinuirciomij A nd Shorta Seminole the m u lt of 90 years of experienc# "Between the World and the **(*%•#■ U*CHIT AUIII-I UawWMiwsWsS Mas Weather." Let UI thow you THURSDAY - FRIDAY An album:of~6 candid shots from the tHp to tho . • S s’ ’ ’ i .^ 1 altar to the gaia^ reception FLOS 1—11x14 PHOTO for onf^ Call the Lumber Nunibelr O llR S l’UDIO or YOUR H 0 § E . Motor* For Sadden Service NEWS — CARTOON - «HFlorid* State Bank Building I f N o A m hrar 1 7 8 7 4 �DU. L, T. IJOSS / • $V W A N T >1 N Use HERALD WANT ADS *-H EA L ESTATE FOB M L I ‘SOrt Slltmrtl.lO M M l I i m n Old S' onry home ncxtlm! admix' beauttful shady oaks on a large lot. 123 hy MO. Jalousie windows, tile bath, colored fixtures, large screened porch, utility room & ear portes City water—low tax­ es Small down payment U. S 17 south lo Wlldmena Ave sign to properly. Loogacros Inc., Lnngwood, Florida. PHONE M8 W * * t All* Villi lie* Jstrr|il*-it ■i | •» f Ilf T r tr |»linwr ii n mr »*«.». 1‘ h n r u r If fo u r ......... A R TICLES FOR SA LE h IJ*lt4 !■ I h t I t l t i i h i i n t hm ih. In n t N m f« r tt lU n m i m m o i U l l o n 111* * < * * t l l i t r h f i | » r H t i | t<* | mm * r«»it«i»ll). In c in fr r inr n , «»■ r t i ^ t r llip bp»t iiiHuIhlt i t r i l r t *11 W n * « Aila Hills! k f In mir • H ire l h « .Ins b e f o r e i m b l l . MlWk M s m * n n l l l r ns ImiHrillHlrl < II • • f e m e o r r i ir * In s o u r m. W * r n n a u t I . r e i | o , n * i b l e i« r ■ ■ N Iknn « » f Inrorrert l a i n . Has. THE SANFORD HERALD W E L A K A Apartments. 114 W Flrat Street. Phono 490 W. R0LLAW AY AND BAHY BEDS Day, wreck or month — Tol. U23. * Furniture Center. 118 W. First ONE ROOM efficiency apt. suit able for working couple. Ideally located across from Post Office Private bath. Inquire Manuel Jacobson's Ilcpt. Store. 4-ROOM furnished apartment, Son Turk Ave. I ROOM efficiency apartment; i4 ectrlc hot water furnished. $33 oo ^ 112 Elm Ave. Phone I7R7W. 11 ATTRACTIVE 3 lied Hoorn Homes on wt-lf shaded lots Each home Indlv* Idually designed Masonry or frame, 3 closets, walk In panIry, living room 12 X 20, large master lied room. Outstanding colorful kitchens made for the housewife. —* II— SPECIA L SER V IC ES . _ CARAUE APT. — 4 r»oms mid hath. Large screened porch, all nowly deenrated Close In Phone 385-It or 1337. Phone IT tr. Roumilltil 9k Am lcrsoii MIMiiOUiAi il H i IN i l.\v, TYIMNI CREDIT IN VEST! G \TI()NS MADE ANYWHERE IN CNITED STA TES 01 FOREIGN COI N TRIES USED pianos wanted, any eomll lion Highest cash paid Write H VVciler, Hi. 2. Unx 420. San OULANDU Morning Sentinel, Or­ ford Phono 1723-It. lando Evening Star, rail Ralph WHY PAY HENT — ■ - -—• Hay, 11(13 J. T— Peta . Litearack • Poultry —7 MOO. down — part now, NEW FLOORS aiiiid'cil lo per­ PARAKEETS TO TALK fection Old flours maile like part later — $19. a mo new Finishing, cleaning and llnhy Parakeets that ran he taught D7.IKH-WF.LLER HOMES. INC In talk just out of nest Call Sam nnxlng. also portable power plant Serving Seminole Co-udy since 17th A Mellonvllle Cochran 802 or 1392.1 1923 H M (ileasnn. Lake Mary Phums 101)2 NEW HAMPSHIRE Reds I month old, straight run 39 rents each (il'T T E IIS and spun-big installed and repaired Saltsfaetion guar 3311 Sanford Ave or Phone NICK 5-ROOM i floor plan and HflO-lAV. a n le e d I a -i iii S le iiim e ter Phone bath. Large lot, line lawn. Plenty Iruil anil shade trees. Near school a - Farm Suppilea ■Machinery —8 amt grocery, tan (inaneo. Call W hen > iiii N eed liiu ir - in r e TUXEDO FEED S. Complete line 297-tt" C a ll U77 Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store_____ 2 bedroom home, low down pay­ K A H N S IN S C R A N C i: A t iE N C Y ment Kitchen (-pupped, monthly 203 M c i m 'I i lliilg S .in fu rd . F l a payments $4200. No closing REA LTY operator, full or part costs 1221 Randoipn St. Phone time Mary Brown's Reality 814-J. Shop COLORED FOLKS I I I -loud lots for sale in Lockhart's LADY for genual olllee work with local concern. For Interview, rand West Banfr.rd Subdivision. ply in your hand writing giving $lu on down ami $3.00 par month. age, experience and referenceWrite Eloce Hnton Housing Corp Itnx II, Herald IIox SI4, Miami Ucarh, Fla. CREDIT IUIKEMT OF SANFORD T K I .K l' I lU N h S is n mill 1071 ^ o tR a iM ^ 'V iT o n PICK-UPS EASY T E R M S ! BIG L O A D C A P A C I T Y HEAL ESTATE D. IIAHKFY. 27 FT T R A ILER and a smalt Reg Real Kslnlr Broker Trailer. Awnings, nice yards, 31 Cullen, Associate summer rat-ss Apply m idflee of Room 8 llruinley Pulostun I Hunt. Phone 1337. Park Ave. Trailer Court. Phone 2313 -• . 1 14— S P E C I A L S E R V IC E S —14 9 * EW furnished I lK’ilroom home J (j *|ii | \ Children 2433 I,nurd. Phone l 1''1 ’ , , , , Whether buying or aclllng, It will Cnu'!n_, 1M3-W. ^ i..li U,^,,n ""'"'M e re r pay you In sen; rurnllurr relimslnng and repair FURNISHED Hume Hir- Oak Ave J. IV. HALL. Iteatlnr log Antique restoring and repru $30.00 per tmmlh. Flume 452 Florida State Bank HulMInf ilucllnn.i. Furniture made In or "Call Halt" Phone W&H der. llpllnlstering fabrics All work guaranteed 130 North SMALL furnished hnuso • $.VUMI a See Raymond II Ball lloilli<varil Court, Del.and, Fla month. Apply Market Terminal. Licensed Broker for all Phone 337 1500 French kinds of Real Estate 108H i S Park. Upstairs FMfMBINti ONK bedroom furnished apart I'hnne 0ik>________________ Contract and repair work Free ntenl, rinse In, 217 Oak Ave estimates. It. I.. Harvey. 204 Sanford Ave. Phono 1828. 2 ROOM Rirnlshed apartment 310 CONCRETE Mall Rox Posts; AWNINHS Magnolia Ave. Phone A. K. RosClothesline Posts; Steps; Window Plastic, Aluminum, Canvas. Free setter 212-W. Sills; Lintels; Septic Tanks and Estimates. Phono 1291J after Urease Tkapi. f p.m. for appointment. I ROOM furnlshrd u| M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. ment. 417 W. lllh Si 309 Elm AVI. Ph. 1335 L. L. S ILL—Plano Technician Phone flll-W. Route 1, Sanford 2 FURNISHED apartments - 3 HOAT MILK: It. D. Priest, S. San­ rooms A 4 on highway South, ford Ave. Phono 7IA-W3. ALL TYPK8 Biilldo/or work Rea* Deland. Adequate for Navy per­ suitable Rates. Free estimates. sonnel. U150 South Boulevard, 10 FT. WESTINGifoUSK rcfrlger Phono 2221. V. C. flraeey afor with large deep freeze and Wllcolalor gas range • $18.5 (nr COHEN RADIATOR SHOP both. Phono 1022-M after 5 p. m. Specialize* - Complete Cooling Sys (am Service. BABY Carriago collapsible fit Tn 11144 E. 3rd I'd 3.3fl W 7-ROOM two story bouse on take car, Want 15.00. 117 French Avo. front • city limits. Bargain for SrR R A D ER SERVICE. I.lme and quick sale by owner. Cal) 122-XR. '•Shirts ___________ ____ _ 48e each Dolomlta and Fertilizer. Phone loots, Shoci, CoD, Paint, Tarpau1803-M. Oavld E. Carpenter. FOR R EA L ESTATE IN LA K E MARY sao iUymnnd M. Ball, " a RMY-NAVY SURPLUS BATTERY, Qarutralor or starter Raaltor, Sanford, Florida. 19 Sanford Av«, Phone 1311 Service, Call 517, Swain's Battary Service.. Sanford Avenue PIANOS - New and Used. 1209 and lnd Street. >OL a-Bcdroom masonry conMyrtle Avenue. Phone 12A8-W. ftruded house, 18 montha old on HALL'S flara ------ ----for Uoneral Auto large lot runnlhg from itrect to BITT ER Rlue Sod—10 rents per Repairing. Sanford A Celery Avt* inuare foot delivered, rhone itm t. Ceramic tilo bath and Phone 1090-31, If-Cd R night. IftSkW, EUli Lloyd, illli, Venetian blinds, range, reYOU Frlgerator, space heater. Pay­ llaby bed and mattress with linen, ment!. 143.50 per month- 1204 baby tenda, potty chair A wagon. CAN j ij j P O W E R - P A C K E D E N G IN ES . u «t u .<»u SH O R T TU R N IN G D IA M ET ER ia fo r a P f A l D t A l , li e or p/inna Your frijndly DODGE D f M f R ntpjACKWH arnars tm wos _ IN OllOf II IN ~ 1M I AM III W ( imini: J 1 HAitlt ^ ALLOWI l> A Mlf 5INCC til rinnt • I FUASAC ! , i ii / f / <i n s r s h o o k i K M * a m UHL C S S IVf ) c a s i» « r - « M ir-iz j's,- HtP f<M A r• J i tsu rn u r.' \ ■x, <*s —* s 9 ^ 1 sum im i oilo • x'l* mu i not cNfx)-oi in ' III WIIM* It ui> i MfCP II t l M *•! I I I ' . ' ' — 4 * o st y -Mr PUS THCY aor tv (A ♦you have a small down payment WANTED Married man lor In.xur nitre work in Sanford Splendid and are InliYcslrd In going inlo opportunity for ndvnnn-ticnl hiixImoH yiiuisell with now eWrite IV O Rev 1311 S.infuril quitmient call 2313. Owner will train person and finance Rest location in town LOOK I Something older, more livability, 23 Automstlc pistol, 11 ft. usul re­ frigerator, mono 1007-XH. permanent neighborhood, excell­ ent condition, date roof, 2 bed- 2fl" U LA DSTON E ba g • $13.(X). Sup roomi, Ig, living room, separate er Shoe Service, llo S. Park. k dlnlaf room, modern kitchen, w Price $9,900. Terms. Appointment only. J S M N O L E R EA LTY 17.12 — J $ ROOM hotiae furnished, Mile North Monroe Bridge. Phone LAKE FRONT lot with sand bench- ' IIEACTICIAN wanted An- enndl 1I05-W3 Honed shop. Salary and commix on beautiful Crystal Lake. For sum Call 971 UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom house, appointment Phone 1380-It. hard wood floors. Kitchen equip­ WANTED - While i-idi-rlv Indy ax ment if detircd. Phone H72-X.M, 5 ROOM home. hath, garage, 3 companion, room and board f--r lots SCAM) down, easy terms. Must 2004 Alta me St. services rendered Hefcrenn* ■II Phone 1090-11. reipilred 209 K 5th St. NEWT furnished Apt. See 223 Kirk land Rond, Now Smyrna Reach t bedroom home. $8,ooo - $2.noo DEI.IV4 HY ROY Apply I'almel down, 2 large shady lots near or call Hanford 1113 nr 1835 J. to tlroeery, 317 P-ilmetlii school Exclusive listing. i- n iT MASONRY home^ kllclirn SALESMAN lor Jalousie Windows, 9 equip.. Hie hnlh, good scrllon I!.-si offi-r lakes this new 2 hedriHiin doors, other building material near Base, power mower fiirn home, fundsheil or UTifiirnlshi-.l. Prefer om; who can make exit lahcd. Ready for occupancy Sie Exclusive listing Illfltes and installations Choir Sentlnole Really. 121 ill 10t I It Efficiency Apf. — elrclrle kllchen. ONE or two sales gtrlx or sail-screened porch Apply Sunshine men lo sell bug exterminators Market. through the Sanford territory Please apply at Valdez Hotel, oxk IBedronm unfurnished upstairs Business opportunity; Men, here lx your chance ->• $7,.'gat (nr a going for John Peel, Distrlholor Will Apt,—$30. Furnished 4 room cot­ nitslneas. Never been rinsed, lie there front It i*i n III in 7• im» tage—$50. Mrs. T. L Alroy. |.aktOwner selling because of Illness p m Thursday. Rlary, Phone IM8 l-i I rabnNtirnaie, fumlsheii Kleikiakltrhen. window fan (nr eoullng Telgphpno tw-J C H IR O P R A C T O R l'lca«e <-nil fur appointment II- LAWN MOWERS sharpened Bl* ISlil's I <11.111i'll. oillllUilll fl, 310 § * f/ £ t $ ^ £ J * * * ! ,:h *■ __ d / K jU A m u k r f t / JALOUSIES j S 'j M Lifetime A'umlnuin — Free AitlA S f/ (W t ' mates. Free Installation—'Tele—— nhone 1425. Furniture Center. PIANO for sale: Completely reconlfl _____ dttionixt anil on to A 440 nltch SAVE MONEY' Fog your home L. L. Sill, Plano Technician. yourself' We rvnl machine A Phono flll-W tnrnbh material licno's Texaco L'iv« .i . Service 1120 Sanfonl A ir. Phone T440 rlN E anlhiue Brunches, pnw (((,f] er lawn mower. Ik’arborn itas healer. Mahnqony mirror Call FIMOlDAlllF ipnhnnecx '.ales anil service 1! !1 llieh. Oviedo. Fla Phone Hit or Sanfonl 1042-W HAHV Imthinrlie, play pen. ear after 0 p in seat, doll carriage, portable e Icclric washer. Call 1280 It.______ i n n s m t v i r t ’RE III I IVIMIIM. Upholstcrim: and Repairing Tel. 1238 np miji nrii ami uidC ii««.u u iiiif 303 I elrrv U r. lure Wllson-Maler Kurniluro Co 111 E 1st. Phone 93d. jm F o r R e n a lti ^ N N ln m A D S 1- DR. II. K. RING C H IR O P R A C T O H l i o r n ' 8 « I«» 11! — 2 III : Phone 71m h>'» Atin n| ir Itnnk HuiMing 1 4 lf . - 2 very i lean e.irs llolow markpro - t'c-n Piuiliae li II II Jietv m p-oi llulek Rundmaslis ** ** Dvn.iflnw $895 ixi Thesi ears will liualice Ted Lynn. ............. .. ...... . nslren. Rrnnssi 'slmi — 19(7 tillll li l Di*nr Sedan, Will x.u rtf tic l.nw Down pnvmeiii I'hniir Hot Mr lamp ............................... NEW T3 C H EV R iil.ET pick m truck ;!iu-o miles Will x.-enlo11 sold by weekend Iiiiluiii Standard .Service Stntiim, S San foril Ave nt (ilndervllle VENETIAN BLINDS Factory price *1 Holla lleml Blinds, Aluminum slats, cotton or p!a* tic tnne*. Complete rep service Seminole Venetian Blind Cotupain 920 West Third Phono 28$ Ti 4 a) < j IK YOU HAVE SOMETH1NO TO S E L L and are In a hurry to sell If, let the classified advertising department of TH E SANFORD HERALD prove Its ability ai an 21- LOirr AND FOUND -2 1 FM 6IT DM' LOST: Pair light rim tortoise shell bifocal glasses near lltli A French Aw. Return In W It Connolly, 2800 Magnolia An"t Wm, (iaiighf. Phono 0fi7 W, vrxj(?t: e a j 70 [H- P IT VOUR TBI OWN) U t P L ON 3 HE G k O JN P SEU . Anything With A lamgwood. Classified \K B l WeuL.WEU.o"OpnNr W E B S CO M C3 THE R'Q*' O P E R A T O R f*OC A DATS D O N T WBA-egw .»—• rPtAY HARD TO (j 5T.')_ ir's x■OOPUBOUf) V* ----- -7 DOUQLR FEATUt?B c « t iA r u o E 5 ) -v NIQWr.' H EO ff.'j--- ) / F |1 g x P cc rro f u n tw o - O U r DON’T f !^ ;n MS- 1 W_\c3 l E f t '" w G GUSL33 ',u u WANr X TD B E A l o n e W T M --- -V s n e k : a c o u w o .' [ J U tiT D R O P P E D im r a s a v v — UOUOOVE.') OOOPOYE . ErrA .'y— IL L CRBAM . MiN.', ..— 1 t �#- Cards Clip THE HANFORD HERALD Cage H Wed, May 27, 19531 Ingram Relieves To Win His 7th; -Sanford Plays !n Daytona Tonight Pearsons Hr HUNT CHRTLAIN under vcxlerday'* 00 degree lent perntiiro by <*<lr;lnir out the mighty Daytona lli-nch Handera, 11-10. In mnrlal .Stadium Innt night. The advent nf unxennnniilily hot Weather ha* uahererl in tiie longest Sanford winning atreak thin year. By winning lu*t night'* three-hour and :i4-minute III urn I him, the (’ord­ inal* rsn their winning *krln to four straight. Jt wa* the hemic aingle hy tiny Roman-Tony llarone—tliot pro-I vidrd the straw which hroke Day­ tona’. hark In the bottom nf the fourth trim atanxa. - i Fy it h i m ritT..s fM DAYTONA*- “Tiny Tuny” crnckril out hi* line tingle to center, puahing rookie first *acker Ricky Ururn around from tecond to end the bitterly fought tdruggle with two out. Clarence Ingram, third Hunford nl'rlier, came In to hurl shutuut hall from tiie ninth Inning on, getting credit for hi* aecond win In two night* mid neventh of the teaton. Ingram didn't permit u pa** which extended hi* Hiring of no walk Inning* to 13 consecutive. It wax a wild and wooly game with nine warrlflre hlta being made, *even *tolen haaea and .10 hlta. Sanford committed aeven error* and Daylnna added two for n total of nine mlarur*. Tiling* opened fn*t. Hkeelcr Hal­ ler led off with a single and lie (cured on Harlow Irhy’* lung fly to Tommy l.enuurd in left. Sanford rebounded with n pair In the ImtInrn of the first to take the lead Mamne walked, Hotly ancclflced him In aecond. Hill Hllverllitnnc walked, Rill Harris grounded nut tn rounlur llarone. Manager J. Dnnn elngli.’d home Silvetthorne. naylonu picked up a run In the third when Hllverlliornt)’* outfield throw eluded Ratty at third to permit Irhy to score on tiie first of Murk ranine'* three single*. The Mel* uNeil four hit*, two Mirrlflrr* Hint riIt error to acorr four more run* In the fourth, driving starter Have Leonard from rhe riihher. i'aul Smith muip in, plucking Manager Kd Levy on the hum! and yielding n one-run single to Fnrdue before extinguishing the uprlilng. With the score H-'j going Into the bottom of the fifth, some of the 1101 paid fan* begun heading for the exits, figuring specq-linllrr tlnlr Locke could hold the Card* In low the rest nf the way. The game was far from oyer a* Dunn singled, Tom Leonard flew util, Rruan walked and Lou Gary tdooped a bingo over the Inf cm. scoring Dunn from secohd. c,ter Smith fanned, llarone doubled In nruen and Rill Ratty promptly drove (iary and Harone home with u lino onc-hase knock. Hanford cut the margin In 8-7 when Dunn opened the sixth wllh a walk and acored from Ifst on a timely double by .etinxrd, Lrtcke went to the J. i*?!? .""d righthander llpb Mltchner came In for Levy ■£*•* having hurled nine Innlnga the night before. Mltchner fanned Ilmen, Gary and Hinlth to .nuff out Hanford** huddlng rally. Daytona used no two error*, a walk and iacrltics to go ahead 1(1-7 In tho aeventh. Mltchner blanked the Redhlrd* In the aeventh, Though in trouble In the eighth, Smith escaped unscathed. Hanford pecked away again by , A # !* * a run In the fast of tha KW eighth on Gary’* fly to Mavllng It) center whleh »eor*d Tom Leonwho got on with a forced play, nruen* double on tha ground down the teftfleld..................................... line set up the leorltiF P’*Jb , _ Ingram took ovar the choree for , Hanford In the ninth and pitched I 1 “ 1 u. /Q» u i » n » y one hit. With Hanford trailing 10-8 in ,i tna do-oi-itle ninth, the fans bo- c W.1} 6P'|iln*. out their seats, Bill Batty beat out an Inflold tnj'S.o10 th* frame. Bill <. Riiyerthorne, hltless all night, ■ CLARENCE INGRAM . . . Win* Hi* 7th (lame * Jax Beach Stops Cocoa’s Winning Streak At Eight Hy The Associated I’rrs* All good things must end, the Cocoa Indian* learned Tuesday night wheel Jacksonville Reach cut the Florida Slate la-ague leader*’ games with a U3 victory. 'Die streak had been Cocoa's longest In organlteil baseball Another streak, of the losing vulely also was stopped Tuesday night. Lakeland’s 7 i! victory over Lccslmrg was its first In six gam­ es. In other action, Del,and licked Orlando, 4-2; end Hanford eimcpier ed Daytona lleucti. II Id. In 12 In nings An eight run fifth liming brought Jacksonville Iteach's triumph which moved the Sin Illrd* Into second place two games behind Cocoa. Clyde lldncrt's home run scoring 1'iit Vast,um started the explosion Cocoa starter L 'o Slnard wns charged with nil of the Son Hlrd*' runs Jacksonville Ihxtcli ulaved with out the services of Clyde llrlggs. the fifth leading halsinun In Ilie long oe. The left Holder broke an ankb sliding Into huso at Orlando Monday night and likely will he out of tho lineup for the rest nf the season Lakeland squreked past Loos, burg In face of a pair of twurun homer* hy Llacnln Moyd and another two run blast hy f'hlcn Pandora. Hobby Aremll drove In four Lakeland runs on a homer nnd n single. Floyd Bridges pllchnl nil eight lillti-r posting the decision. DoLand's John Rlmlgetl gave up five hits defeating lust-place Orlando III* teammate* harked him with a 15 hit altnck oil Ear) Walton Tuny Itnrnne'i 12th Inning single In drive home Rick Hruen (rooi second gavi* Hanford Its victory, the Cardinals' fourth straight. II took three hours and 34 minute* to tilay the game which Hanford tied up Hi io with two run* in the boflntn of the ninth. The tie feat cost Daytona Reach second place. llarone scored Hruen winding thing* up. Sanford now ha* won five of It* Inst *lx game* and la Just two pamr* out of fifth. The Cardinal* have won 13 of 23 home game* for n lusty 1182 average. However, (ha local* have a miserable 4-1H record on the mad. Ilsioin* llcnph M*fl*r. rt MiirMry. r( Jlrlliinr. >1, jrliv, so l<«*vy, Hi I'nrilii*, ,Xnri-Blo, If Curdinal Averager* I'lsyrr ill Ift IB 911 II III X>« T l,tpi»irri| 1El .11 r*at* 7 SI* 35S Nil th'riie* 117 1H ri Hi 71 1*' IffirrU 7*1 It 71 a ai .329 I Junta II* a 4 it* ii m# 32! VVilMIHT i r i V. irt 4 14 33< IlNlt V 1All 11 <7 4 27 311 1I, 1i '$1 11 j» i 1 4 VST IlniHi 1 1 i D 0 Vi 4 H 1 7 fni«rr(in 331 1ly rel ytt 0 a 133 lift roll*1 ii 11 11 1 4 301 «'ia|v*-Mi 77 *1 1t 1 1 lit 1"r«1vii 1r-r i Ifi 1 1 1 0 1ST '1 I fs fi■ > 1o I'M Uhrt rititnh If J J H 0 III inn 1if * * ti it \r» lire u o fl n it rum Anhi'rofi IMh**i> Tit 71 i » n 331 1IM.1 2711 HIM •12 :1*1-1 .374 Tiilnla n titirr IP Mil mi w Is l*r». , L• ;.7* 7.1 d 1 *itr> | IIMtHIII y< n ii 1 1 (tin Tit bull 11 1*, l.rnn’ii I ’t 11 1 1 inn t*ulVf K 1 17 if» 2» 1 9 r,ne ♦12 in |!» 1 4 ll* Itvnt if Mrllii la 1 |tm 7'• I Id'1 1 H •1ST 17 is rimlt Ii 1 ri 0 nnti 1 Akin ruff !i 11 o 4 nun Ifs f ii >n*rn To Ift 1* Ilfil 397 2211 IM BA .41* iV ln io r J - c u t t l e Leaders AHHDCIATRI) I'll ESS NATIONAL LEA G U E HATTING - Schoendlenit, St Loull. .370. RUNS-Snider, Brooklyn, 30. RUNS RATTED IN-t'impaitolIn, Brooklyn, 47 HITS — Hchoemlicnsl, 8t. Lnula, 53. DOUIII.KS - Hchoendlenxt, Ht l.nu I*. 14. T R IF L E S - Hriitnn, Milwaukee, and Ik-trnlcr, I'lltsliurgh, 4. H 0 M K RUNS - Campandlu, Brooklyn, 14 Stolen Ruses—Gilliam, Brooklyn, FITCIHNO—Hurknnt, Milwaukee, <1 II. I (XX). STRIKEOUTS—Simmons, I'hiln dt’lpliin, 47. AMERICAN LEA G U E HATTING—Vernon, Washington, .3(12. HUNS—Mantle, Now York, 14. HUNS BATTED !N-I>fopo, De­ troit, at. HITS—Vernon, Washington, 50. 5, HOME RUNS—(Jernert, Boston, and Itoien, Cleveland, 7. STOLEN BASES—Mlnoso, Chi­ cago, 0. PITCHING—Parnell, Boston, 6-0, Loot); Dorlih, Chicago, Hooper, Cleveland, Ford and Lopat, Naw York, 8luart, SI. Loull, and Mo­ reno and Shea, Washington, 3-0, .noo. STB IK ROUTS- Pierce, Chicago, 40. Boxing Results HknriiURkl, ** By The Associated Praia Msyllna. cf . Irfll’k*, (i Hiurtsi. 0 M lielienrr. n Tutsi* SAM K O IIII llsrune, Ih lls itv . Ill H ilverlliorn*. rf ........- ■ ■ ” d*. Leonard. If Uriten, in ......... Gary, *■ ............ t). i.nuriNril, a Smith, p f-W ia n a r ................ In g ram , u (« ................... .*.I t AS ■ $ ' To tal* ...................... ................ « I I M II f—W allteil-fur •tor Hmlih ------ In Slh. t, Ilavtewa Meerh leash Commander and Mr*. Russell I’enrsou of lha Hanford Naval Air Htrlian won the annual Mayfair Inn-.Seminole Country Club mixed two-hall golf tourna­ ment last Sunday. They recorded the low gras* total. Mr. and Mra, Howard MrGough were runner*.up In the low grim* bracket. Mr. anil Mrs. Hay Herron took the low nrl honor* while Dr. and Mrs. T. F. McDaniel were runner*.up. Ellen Retl* and Mel Fleischer teamed In win the low grosa crown among the single mem­ bers. Dot and Sonny Powell were second. Low net winners In tha single class were Mra, Andrew Marsh and Col. S. fj, llarrlmen. Maud Wilson and I'aul Campbell teamed tn rard the runner-up score. I'rlie* going to the winners of the high gross and high net for the married and single en­ tries were won hy the following: High gross: Id- and Mr*. J. II. Miller, Mr*. Ho** Adams and Edward- e-!nr!r). U!$h m l, Mr. nnd Mr*. I'rlre Heard; Mrs. K. ('. Ilnyatsn and Hugh Grier (*lngle) It* sal Ole an* see—t* ■ AhKOMII ..... see oil o il ooi—it "MILWAUKEE - E u a r d Charlea, I88W, Cincinnati, knocked out Lar­ ry Watson, 175V4, Omaha, 5. LOS A N G ELES—Baby Moe Ma­ ccias, as, naw, 11SW, Rano, Reno, atoppod etopped Tommy Umeda. laOH, Los A n n k i, 9. BPOliANE - Bobby woods, 1M, Kpoksne, outpointed Joo Voles, 151, Sc-attle. 10. BROOKLYN (Ridgewood Grnvh) —Miguel Berrios, Puerto Blco, outpointed Earl ItUlon, lMVk, Philndelphia. 10. rOckTON, Calif-Tommy Ma. naolIs, JM, Loi Angeles, and Manuel "Bolo" ____ Montes, 114, flan Jose, drew, 10. in, NEW YORK iw—Commissioner Ford Frick, looking out :adly from hli high office at a drixzle which threatened tn cancel hi* first golf, log date nf the spring, laid he wax hanged If he knew hnw to speed up baseball gam.-s and only wished that he did. "Such atrocities as that three hour, 32 minute game between (he Yankees and the Red Sox wear people out," sold baseball's head man resignedly. "They are bad enough In the daytime, but even worse at night. How is a man who’s got tn get up and go to work going to sit a game nul until 12:30 in the morning? I know I wouldn't. "But what can we do about H? Wo can't tell managers how to run their teams. We can suggest, but a* tong as they stay wltr ‘ rules there's nothing else wo can do One thing 1 wish they would do Is move all the bullpen* in closer. Those slow walks In M l up a lot of time when there are eight or ten pitchers In a game." How did he like the Idea of bringing the relief pitcher In by car, a* they do In C'levelandT "Thai's Just for show," Frick said. "It doesn’t save a hit of time I've clocked it. I nnly wish the solution were that simple. "What's happened Is that prac tie ally every plavit- tndnv tnb»himself a full swing, trying t> knock the ball out nl the lot. It’s got all (be pllchies scared, on' just of hrlng hit, hut of being badly hurt every lime they turned the ball Inoxe, The result is that thev pilrh with such caution the enuni goes tn three-two a Mg part of the time. Three's nothing we can do about that." Commenting that the weather appeared to he brightening *otne wnat, the commissioner turned tr a more eherrfid topic—Milwaukee "Whnt’s happening nut there i< the answer tn those who oppose Ihc transfer of franchise* from on^ r|tv to another," he declared, "They said Milwaukee was too small to support a big league Club, pointing out that It drew under 200.000 as a minor R-ague city last year What they overlooked was that It’s a vastly different thing when you offer people a chanrc to see the best. “ You can put on a poor heavy­ weight championship, hut It will draw hetter than a garni fight he twren little fellow* every tlmo, 1 believe Milwaukee ha* a good chance of drawing ovrr a million odml«"lons It* first vear. Their capacity I* llrnllcd right now, tint they're enlarging the park a* fast a* they enn and I wouldn't be *urpr[*ed If In time Ihev havo a plant that will seat 01.500. "I think they're really In that National League rare, too, That’s • good hall club, and those fan* are amaslng. 1 was tod there anil nearly from to death, hut the fan* illdnt seem to know It wan cold They cheered every move the home team made. Maybe It sounds like hooey, hid DM convinced that a team reacts to that kind of sup­ port—puts nut a little mtra." If one wished to rend meaning Into the czar's enthusiasm for hi* newest hlg league chick, he might herome convinced that Bill Vetch will have a very inflmntlnl sup porter the next time he usk* tn move his St. Louis Brown* tn llaltimure St. Lou’/i CardinalH Acquire F irst Negro ST. LOUIS i.n—i^nnard Tucker, a 23-year-old ml lege student, last night became the first Nzgrn ha<eball player to sign with the St. Louis Cardinal organization. Tucker, an outfielder, was given a contract wllh Fresno In the Csllfnrnla State League. He is a stu­ dent at Fresno State College COACH W INTER PARK (Special) — Rollins College today announced the appointment of Dan Nylmlca a* head basketball coach and of Joe Justlco aa Dean of Men. Tha »PI'olfitmenl* are effective for th# 1953-54 school year, University of *4 Nyimlea, former UIHVCrSHl__ . .............................. '-rth "Carolina — North basketball and golf star, haa coached the basketball — track irack team.. ... and teams at ........... Mercer .Univarsity, Macon, Ga. for the put two years. Juatlca has served a* Acting Dean of Men for th* past two wel* •* •"'•d co»rh In naxkfthall and Imseball. Hr wilt eontinuo to coach the heseball team, which haa won four atata ehamnlonshln* in seven yeer* un­ der hie tutelage. . 14— —jlnrr' nnrr'x », ItsMv |rf--k<' *i Lsonarri, Harone, Sm ith. It—Bailer Tha largest crowd ever to atI, Huron* I. HMykrlhurne I, u.l* lone, Hkorupskl, Marling I, loHiks, md an opening game at Crosjoy Irliv, Dunn j . Hruen t, Oarr, MU, l»ld waa 85,747 on Atiril 16. ehsner, T. Leonard, Hatir. .ItMl— 1M4. Tha Red Ieg* defeated the Irl.y I, Ilarri*. Dunn, Hullsr I. P»r. Pirate*, 0-5,______________________ ’ rtuen, Oary I, Baron* I, Matty I, By T U Aseociatod Frees T. Leonard I. til—llarone. T. Leon, aril, Hruen, I’nraite. HH—llsifer, PITCHING—Warren _ r in, Mil•Ulvertliorae, llsrune, llarr1waukea Bravei, shut ou| Cmclnnali Redloga, GO, yi# l^lieMuas, f e f c t only four hlta. Y esterday’s S tars r e .a ’w holding up at second, Harris " ’Hlced the runners and Dunn /rts s tw .hatllnK champion of , j « , i / w j s k ty Dunn iMill! • kmo meda a valiant diva to Letts T —It: Cardinals, in thrM Uraai a noma run, All Happy Is The Day WhM Backache Goes A m y . . . . Winner—In* Mllrlmnar 1 wwtolBM Dick Irvin, coach of the N R L’c Montreal Canadieni and oldest mentor |n profcasional hockey at CO, him piloted four Stanley Cop PLASTIC mu W • FASR0N-51 Takes Softball Lead On 18-5 Win Over Wilson-Maiet; Sports Roundup 3> G A Y LE TALBOT R egister Husband-Wife Golf Tourney V i c t o r y I'Jnying fever-pitch basrhall, the red-hot Sanford Cardinal* thrived Murray llyrd, 25-yrur-ald Hanford righthander with a 3-1 record Ihi* year, haa been dndgnaled tu hurl againat the la* lander* In Daytona Beach thin evening by Manager J. C. Dunn. Byrd'a name hi* Seen mentioned In latent trade winde from l.akr* land. The alender righthander »a* one of the leading gopher ball specialist* la*t year aervlng up II home run balla. He la current ly leading the Florida Stale l.rague thl* year with nix home run pltilie*. 11-10, In 1 D a y t o n a , RED’S PAINT A BODY WORKS 1201 SOUTH SANFORD AVENUj PHONE Iia«-J, • 51 F A H R O N -61 of the Hanford Nnval Air Station gained undi*uted pa.seaalon of first place in le Cltv Men’* Hofthull League last night hy displacing the de­ fending champion Wllunn-Maler nine on an IB-5 blasting. FAHRON exploded for tl run* In the second frame to drive starter Red Hires from the hill. Cleveland slammed out a baaea-lnadrd homer for the win­ ners In the hlg rally to hrlp himself to his first win of the year. FAHRON Is one full game ahead of second place Sal-Army, who wrre idle last night, and third place Wilson’s. VC-0 jumped out of the cellar to take fourth nlace In the other game on the l.akefronl Diamond ny whipping the National Guard 22-6. Bol> Snow pounded out his second homer of the year fur the winner* while Grimes was winning hi* fir*- contest. Green wns the loser. Xsl-asinl XII II II R The SPORTS REGISTER By KENT ClIETLAIN Sporla Editor We would like to make a public acknowledgement of a letter we >.-<lived from Junior Representative Mack Cleveland Jr. It was writ­ ten in response to a letter sent to him by local sportsmen and con-titutents urging his support against a bill which would permit shad --ining In fresh waters about to be Introduced in the Legislature. It was signed hy many people. We algned thta latter simply be.iiu*e of our conviction that Florida’a fresh water lake*, rivers and -trenrns shutdd be preserved for our sportsmen and tourists . . . Why duniId we kill a booming tourist trade for coneeaslona to commercial fidicrmen who strip the lakes and streams of fish depriving us of i lie *porl. In Msrk'a letter af reply, he said that ha would not introduce * hill permitting *hsd reining In fresh water areee . . . We would like to commend Mark on hia stand. • • • • • llhis week’s Issue at tha Hportlng New* contains a picture of I rank and Elmer Hmlth, Identical twins playing for tha Fort Lauderbile I,km* or class B Florida International league . . . . Frank, you will remember, played 52 games for Hanford In the outfield and hcniml tnn ulnt«* . . . He piub«^y ihu iftaimt player curing iht* Hanrori) Ilvary In many a year . . . It wami’t lurpriRlnir n» *!•* hlrn ECfiri* from firm on a nlnjcti*. It I* Interesting to note that Frank Smith broke into the Hanford lineup with a pinch hit home run in the bottom of the 9th . 7 .' ' V I.Inal*. » H t.iislriin i. 3f> Pivsln, If 0,.e chattel hy M . name of Hitman Dusty Hhoden from Brunswick, Ga . . . “Dusty" slammed out L. homers to place second to Manager Chuck Aleno who led the "! Lh afl • ■■■Bbodes was such a hustler behind the mask ■ hat Smith was soon confined his playing talents to lha outfield, rhe sequel to this story Is that Rhode* I* the regular catcher for the Brooklyn farm tenm— tho Miami Bun Sox of tho class B FlorIntMMtio"*1 league—while Hmlth is playing centerfield with the I '>rt Lauderdale l.lnns In the same circuit . . . It goes without saying (lint .Smith and Rhode* probably got together every time their twn •'bins play each Other and Ja^w aImut the good old dava In Hanford. B R IE F S : If you get a copy of the Louisville Slugger baseball ( "It ng record book you will rind a picture of Hanford’s Tommy Uo»i'"l 1,1 '1 f'"1 leading the Cluss D Coastal Plains League Just year . . Iniinuy hit .383 In 85 game* for Goldstioni...........Tommy Isn't doing "" ,""l|v with the ( nr.I* here thl* year . . . He is hitting .355 |n 41 inline* to place a* one of the ranking batsmen In the Florida Htate i.•iiinit'. While l.ou Gary and Tuny Barone. Hanford's keystone kids, nroy not prove to he any grrat sluggers, they certainly rank as Hit* Ix'Mt HharUtop-Nertind hi>i« conmlnaHon In lh« Um i i i # Since they teamed up two weeks ago, the two have tripled the Hanford double play lutalx this season. Lakeland pitcher and former Dalatka Azalea fllnger Hascorn llurnrn says, Fhe loss of slugger Al Plrtle and hard hitting Mlkp hiiMsaliliui hn* really hurt the Flint*. They were the two best hitters m ho Florida Slate League." . . . . Ixrcal fan* will remoernber how I irtle lost two homers out of Memorial Htudlum on hi* first trio hero tl.l* year to dup rate hi* Inst vl.lt feat In 1052 . . . Kassablan had a lifetime hatting average In th ..... Lakeland O utfielder Saves Life O f Child x l)r l.mml f 31 •m h -♦nm l-HkrliKiil ttrlnniln Id 111 .«WII *H| I -rtort .AIA 3.1 *177 3.1 .193 3*4 .»!« ii mt -;iin lid I M mIII i i h . iiih o ii.st-k iu It r mil It'd nun sam III IT If 3# Sd 91 ii Jink*»M t(lie llrrti ** It l.nkrlnsiil 7 I.FM ttliri «l ■ lr I hhiI 4 UrlMHilu 3 3 O h i h m T r r Ii Ii I MAI r u n Ii at Da» taaa llaaeli llel-anil at Otlaada l.nltrlanil al U n k M r i I ’artea al .farlittwavllla Nf i f I VXTM IVX t. I.!' SKI'S] I V 1. W I. •1 1! MllvdtJfcrf SO 13 sm Ht. Irfinl* llru n klvn so A ll I'lilia ilfliilils . 617 IT Ml New York II lit I'll t wltiir axh .... j f 333 t'hlvsao II to 30(1 1 tl I ’l lift n nail ........... .... H e a iM . V e a te rS t, HI. trM.ll* S-l Chi, «H,i 1-1 M ilw aukee * U ltielanatl a m ii I v guiae* scheduled (James T e lle r New Y o rk ui llro uklvn in ) HI. 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I 1 .1 K h 1 3 1 3 1 1 SPECIAL ATTENTION A limited niimlior of sincere, ngcresslve people (men or women) will he selected in this area for an opportunity made possible by n well founded notional organization to supervise distribu­ tion of nationally advertised merchandise to vending machines in established retail nutlet*. No selling experience required! Company representative* will handle all iirraie.-ement* completely Including locutions, insur­ ance, etc. ItusInesH iiuiv tie operated In snnre time nt start and will require 5 tn 8 hour* weekly. People selected must have u serviceable ear, reference* and $ 5110.nil cash liiimi'dinlrly available which Is secured by equip­ ment. A definite and immediate inrome, spare time, should average $70 to $80 weekly, full time tnercnxlng accordingly, P R O N E !M SANFORD, FLORIDA HOURS) • to 11 — I to I FLORIDA STATE BANK BASEBALL SCHEDULE CA R D IN A LS TH IS W EEK Gam* T o ala h t___ Daytona at SANFORD Gama Wadaeeda? Sanford at Da-.tona ama Thuralay Gap pscoa •TO M Cocoa at SANE ORD ay Beach ! § the Seminole t ounty *t ■^ man’s Association will hula it* regular monlhlv meeting al the City Commissioner* Room In Cltv Hall tomorrow night al 8:00 p m.. It was announced to­ day by Mr*. J. 8. Kkern, secre­ tary. 111 (L Palmetto Are. a N.svw,cnj cm*. 0 1 1 Soortsmen To Meet Tomorrow Everting O P T O M E T R IS T NANFORD — *tn m * lo n D Orlando IANP Gam* Tucaity Sanford at Orlando 1 a1 Z < > n a Dr. C. I , Persons Jai 1 2 Q II AH N u 3 1 t 3 1 1 1 » D a 0 0 n n J 1 n 1 A n l a 1 4) n ) 1 41 IN 9 4 1— IN II 1 1— B 4 7 Persons wishing to expand their financial future hv utilising their spare time, nnd Who can meet above qunllflratlmi*. may Include phone number in applications, Far Interview, write Box It. R. c/u Herald. adr, The 1052 dflllnquont real eaUU ta» list of the City of Sanford Florida la poatad a t tha front door of tha City Hall and a t th« front door of tha Court Houaa In the City of Sanford. Florid*, and wWramaln ao poatad ilvi watfca. for a period of four conaacutlva taa have not hean rhick tha ll All real aatata U( tea have not al> auction on tha add a t iff at 10 o'clock In tba City of h : 0 >3 IS ti PASHOXI ai AVIl.aa-MsIrr . 1 lit Mini.*, MeMUIno 1111 r l.v . limit W|>—Clsveland tl-Sl. t.P lllr.* C f’vntl, Tnru.r. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS I H a 9 1 1 ? 1 1 1-year-old Donald Bridges. Arcndt was at the homo nf Mr. and Mrs, Joe Bridges Sunday when the Bridges son. Uannltf, suddenly began to choke. Arendt breathed into Donald's mouth until the child rc*um<xl nor inaI breathing. The chib) fa the gramUim ot ft W. Bridges, onu of Ihc group which bought tho Falatko fran­ chise and transferred tho club hero nnly last waek. In l________ W. ... PANItM N-ll ........... I Hsl-Artnv .................. I i i a u J Rapid expansion to full time buxine** enrAurnged, and made easily posnllde hy company financial assistance tn established distributors, « i[. Softbqll S tandings 8 e ; / iilntv 1,’h. ef (turf, Zt> » . W nslilnalun IS i t .i P hllsd *ruh la I * IS HI. Loulp ............. II l l Detroit ........... 10 S1 Hesalta Y e ale rd ar llosinn st Philadelphia ppd-wst grounds Cleveland S Detroit I Ch lesgii S HI. Jam Is I O nly game* eehediiled (laeaes Today lloeton a l P hllsd elnh la in i W ashington a l New York M S lliilin . rf Mil r rt> «■ Under. IP riiinw. ef Mali like. M< My.re. If C v rl.r . 31. C’ n iv» a a i a t a $ M> 4 : r •f llnwi-ll. n i:*(ri<(R. 'rami* vr-a n I I Mr.mi. |> I’rniik K ..Hair I a Hin 11Ii LAKELAND CAV—Hobby A rent, oulfWdtr for the Lakelind Pilots as'® ,7 H lly n l. rf * z I * 1 I Crocker, Jl> 11 o r ig in a l!, a s « -.Vrtiee. hut the H#- I hi"iin J«r l.rmhiiFir 1 )>*vl*. ill H'lnrtcinnii e z Z v ii n a x - ii Slknrn. *» You A rt Cordially Ifiritad To Attend Tha SehooUny R a m Official Saaaon Btfina JUNE 4 �TI THF I f YOU DON’T ffftfflr* jour Ssnfotd Htrdd. t it ; Delivery, by 7:00 P. M . plsast rail YELLO W CAR 1441 <&ll? § £ > m ifo tb a^aiftsgg■RBBiMgi „-r^~ V O LU M E X L IV m E sta b lish e d - ii. President'[And Taft S p lit On Major P olicy Moscow Clips Army Power In East Germany Eisenhower Relieves Friends Are Needed rivilian Control May S p o il Withdrawal Hr JOHN M. Hightower WASHINGTON iff - President Elsenhower ami Sen. Tail split laday on a major issue nf It S foreign pollry. . The I’raid ont committed his ailP* minislratio In collaboration and compromise with friendly nations In Korea and over the world. He said no single free nation can live alone and that the United Slates has go to have friends Elsenhower spoke out at his news conference two days after Tafl. llir Stu -L Republican lead­ er. hail said the united Slates might as well forget Ihe United Nalloni so far east the Korean War ts concerned. p Allied diplomat* her.', aware that ‘ Ihe Korean truce negotiations arc now in the showdown stage and may oven collapse next week, have been deeply worried by the speech read for Taft in Cincinnati Tues■fhe ailing senator proposed thal the Unlled Stales reserve for II self a free hand In the Ear East— In effect culling ill tics with its allied and preparing In go It alone Britain anil other European conn » tries assisting In the* Korean War • have expressed fear the United Sales might take action which would spread the conflict hehnnil Ihe borders of Korea. Elsenhower, talking nl the gen eral principle rather than of narli rular prnhlcnti, said Ihe Unlled States cannot go It alone In one place without going il alone everywhere If this nation la going lo hold Jointly with other nations to the common concepts of free men, then it Is going to have l" A make compromise* between local conflicting opinions and consider* lions that would appear to serve the good nf all. ho reasoned The President declared that only patience, determination! optimism, and a deep fallh can carry Amer­ ica forward Oh another controversial niiesllon which may have repercussions at the Capitol the President classed as a very drastic cure for a very great etror a Senate committee s • proposal that If the United Na­ tions takes to Red China the United 'Stales will pul) out. At Vancouver xxx 3rd grid 7 and tain. IMCTACUUeiV IHOOUNO limn •> i tmiiilimik. Hire* British Vampire T*lt Jet trainers climb verllrallj .it 4 (iirnmtmri practice over lasntion. These planes will be alsnilanH/ril *1 all living training schools for pupil* who hive rompIrtiM ptstoo-englna Itainlng. /internnHonal 1 City Of Sanford Jaycee Gavel Is To Borrow $30,000 Turned Over To To Meet Expenses President Abies HEREIN iff Rossi* iimfi control nvei East Cierm.iny out of the hands of Him military today. H could inrun withdrawal nf troop* eventually The unnnumvmcnt said Ihe So vict Control Commission Is abol (shed, (len. Vassily I Chulkov will handle only lroi>t»' tienceforth, and Vladimir Seinyrnnv returns lo Her tin ns "supremi* rommlssar" for (he Sovii’t Union Semyenov thus liecoim-s civilian lioss id affairs For IH million East (irrmanx He served here before us i«iiilu „i rttiii.-rr to 1 ti'ilkov Urn Chiuknv. Iierii of Slidlngrad nod IIFtir of the ib-rlin blockade undoubtedly will not remain hi long merely lo direct 3(ni,ixui copatlon troops. It might be. A lied sources said, that his last JoFI in Germany will tie to "take Iva home " Western circles licunl last FtAi ruary that the Russians bud sel June I s* a target dale lo with draw troops The select ion of Semyenov to he top 1111111 10 East Germany in In some respirls an Imitation of flic Western power* who haw sent high commissioners as "amhussadnrs" tu West Germany As suon as the European defense treaties are rati fii si by all six participating na lions, the American Hrlllsh and French high ciiininissnun-rs will be ".unbassadors" to what amounts In n sovereign stale The Russian action was legank'ii 10 Alliril and (ierioan ipinrlprs here as matching that of the West It mold mi-aii Hint Moscow Is eon vinced the European treaties will l>e ratified hy all. Inclnilmg rolilc lant Francs*, and therefore II must lie ready to recogni/c tin- lliisaian rone of (iirmnny as an nnlnnninnu*. stale, loo In so doing, il would lie virtually necessary lo withdraw (be .VHI.iXX) man Red army- wtlirh has lived oft Hu* (al of East Ger many since 1013 The Russians havo liidlcalrd some new strategy M-cinlly he muling Hie East /one ot meat, sugar, fish and rn w maierlal Refugees fleeing In tile West reennl jiumliers now *uy engj threat'of Tiiingcr 'Tiabgs over- the Soviet aoiie In Hie light of tin- Moscow m miiimsoiiriil today Howe whs > -■ slderahle thought m llerliii Hi d the "scorched earth” tnrlh-s f rrerni weeks have amounted 1 , lake while the taking’s good Outgoing President D o u g l a s Because money fur operating ex penses has hern used for capital Stenslliilll distributed .1 detailed Investment purposes, Hie i lly of typewritten resume ol Hie year’s Sanford finds It necessary In Imr netlvities In each member u( the mw S.VM>0<> to meet Its operating Jiiiimr ( handier and briefly re costs until Ihe end of Hie fiscal viewed some nf the highlights ho year. City Manager Tom Lemon lore turning Hie gavel over to newly elected President Cliff Abies disclosed today. At Mnhday’s meeting of the City it today’s Yacht Club menling ol Commission. City Clerk II. N. Say- Hie Junior Chamber of Commerce Judgr Stenilrom commended or reported that It would tie netesrwry for the City tn borrow at and thanked all the inemhera fnr Hieir cooperation In undertaking least Mn.ooo to defray operating expenses for the halatie* of the id different projects llirougti Hie fiscal year of which Itnjinn will lie- y e a r - D uring the Judge's le rp i in office th* dub, grew frogi Hki U* needed hy ,|une 10..,., On a inolioil of Ctiiniiilisloiier ■147 mertmer*. He recommended thal six new John Ivey, seconded by Commls sinner J. Denver Cordell. Cl Is projects, Introduced this pasi Attorney Ed Shlnlmlser was au je a r . be undertaken again tht* thorlied and directed to prepare year and expanded ItrTedy they (lie necessary resolution fm ulnp were ( t i The lla lln w r en prugraiu lion al Hie nest meeting on June a tor children (Z i I raile at-home Mr Minion jmtnlrd out Hint the cam paign; Cti llm n .iii; safety deficit was not Hie result of Iihixc M'lmol; f i t K ills h o m ily, i l l Fish spending, hut rattier because <d in i Man and Medul k ' i Entry ol Bottl"” Moore 'he use nf opcrnllng money tor Miss Frances M a n a j f o r O f l l u r a It I Pugcaiit and such Hems as water and sewer Hie M iss Florida Watermelon lr x ilv . il it M 'rslm rg Indicative of the growth of San surveys mid purchase ot no aerator tn addition to llir six new pm Appointment nf Fred Pe rkin ford :nd surrounding communities pending floating ol s bond Inai jecls, the ciiiti continued runny ill lorm er b iisln rss m unagrr nl Hu h Hie large increase In the mimher for ihe capital Investments Robert Angas, engineer design, jhe s iir c e jt lu l prop-els begun by Tnsi-atonsa, Ala. Newx us (tn of telephone directories now being fo rn irr n ilin in istratio o .. sin Ii a eral manager ol Ihe Said", .1 distributed to Inofcf telephone suh dig llir water amt sewer program id le C h ristm as Parade, Fishing Herald was annontired bv "■ > for the City, has been paid over acrlbars P'lMW ' * today llt'dl Was iml In 1 Roden ltry j.\,j ' ,,nn npl rfei Out Approximately 4/Wl new rilfffc IR O N Irr t r c :\ Mr. I'rtk ln s a rrived tn ‘-o Another d ir V o le". 1 it i'iii. and f n e p ie torias are being delivered lo homes eluded In Hie budget tmd Wednesday evening yyRIi tuemergency resulted In Hie ex ventlon and businesses, according to J. T Judge Nteiislrnin paid special wife and two daughters. Nan. > Evans. District Manager for South penililiire of lio.oon lor a water In liu te to fo iiiie r Youth Activities and Handra, and w ill assume lu. ern Dell Telephone Company, com plant aerator According tn Cily Clerk Sayer. II C h airm an J0I111 Pierson, who (tied new jMixt iMnndny after rnnipb 1 pared with 44.10 when Inc last will be Ihe first time Ihe City ha« suddenly last Sunday Mr Pierson Ing Helalls nf moving here. directory was delivered. was the eo ordinalor oF the Ja y The new general manager bail The new telephone directory had to borrow money for opera! cci<-s|Kinanred c iirlstm iix parade been In the post of buslm-* contain* many new and changed ing expenses since it buiII a mil and perannally aeeoimled for VI manager nf the Alaliuma pul. llatinga and (inter helpful telephoto nlclpal airport in toil without new mem bers during Iasi ye a r’s Ileallnn fnr two yrarx. Prior i» infroinatlon arid ia easily dlitJn Roating a bond Issue. The field that he aervrd as rlrrnluli»n bership ori»e gulahable from the old gray-cover­ is now operated by the U S. Navy m em The K a ifo rd Jayeees won a manager there, and he lias also ed telephone hook by Ita green held newspaper positions in First place trophy lor their Im irlsl cover. A sufficient (pixnlity of the lUrllexville, Okla., Wilm(rii!l«» (Continued on page Ihlee) 8AFBTY RECORD new directories haa been printed N. ('. Kllrahelhlnn, 'I'rnn., 1 > JACKSONVILLE iff-Uvcr Ml.. fo supply every telephone sub­ 1)00 liannn, Pa., and Oklahoma ( ir% vehicles crossed the II million scriber and to allow fur future "Mr. Prrklns has rnine In hr dollar Mathews Bridge hero with­ W o r k o r U S O I n telephone expansion. rrrngnliail as nnr nf the must th The classified taction—yellow out an accident during Its first capable and xueresaful vmmx pages—contains listings for bull- all week* of use, the Florida High­ spa per builders In (lie •» newst uesa telephone subscriber* under way Patrol reported 'lliern were 1,1132 Individual tire South," Ihe publishers so,I heading* alphabetised according to visits made to the C s <1 Canter tnday. "We like to feel tint their bmdneaaea or professions. In the Chamber id Commerce Sanford amt Kemlnnle County "The variety of claaalffcatkma de­ building during Ihe month of April will profit hy hla assoi-lnllnns in scribing product*, service*. proaccording In Mr* Camilla llnire, the eommunlty a* well as will ftiakma and bualneaaea provide* a treasurer of the service organisa­ the Herald." convenient ready reference guide tion’* drive to raise 11.12(1 this when you want to locate a firm or week WHAT'S IN A NAME individual," Mr. Evana pointed Mm H ru cr added Hint liu vol J A t 'K S O N V IL L E iff- Ile a l « .in ­ out. unteers had devoted 731 hours of ert ma noie; U* raqucsjs thal tha old dimetheir time nt the center, and Hint I’(litre gut a romplalut alion' , tory bo discarded and that tha 1,401 Individuals had pnrlieipated stolen hike from 13 year old I’t, •» in U . 8 .O. activities locally. ant Wcathorx Mho said thal wherever Ameri­ can servicemen are alijtlnned— tip* to avoid toe possibility whether In Florida or Okinawa, In idling wrong numbers and saves Alaska or In Istanbul—the United me for both the calling and called Service OrganUatlnn center Is d h 1*1. "Information^ should there. For millions of service men J only when seeking a ntitfand women who are far from KATMANDuT Nepal iff-tie not Hated in the directory. home, off-duty time has become liable reports reaching this U.H.O.-ttme Himalayan canllal said today a Mrs. Bruce pointed out that Ihe led/ll British expedition tolled lo Its world wide complex of services, final attempt* to push to Hip to|i which la continuing to cxpunil to nf iinronmiered Ml, Everest, H llir ie keep pace with the growth of our world'* highest peak. The re armed farces, exists through the porta said Ihe climbers, who 1 i f voluntdry efforts and xupimrt ol ■ad hoped to put Ihe British TonJaht will b« "Old Tlmara free men and women In a tree, Rag atop Kvereat to time for Nlgnl" at Sanford BUta Lodge 1141 America. Ihe enrnnaHon of Oneen Ell.»at which lime member*, who have balk, will atnrt the dearrnt from bean In fits nrfantaaUon for M their haaa camp tha first wrrk or more years, will ha hooorad. la June. There will he no fur Dinner will be served atarUng ther attempts tola season, the at l:M o'clock to be loUowed by source* said, but they plan an the meellni al M O o’e lu .., other aaaaalt on the w.ono loot Funeral aervlces fnr Joseph W. John Camenm, chairman tor the Fortier, 75, who died at tils home mountain when the monsmin program, and Jimmy Roaeawar, tn Lake Mary yesterday after­ season—Just beginning—Is over. N. CONNORS, ol noon, will be hatd tomorrow at Accordion U toe report, whlrh N. J , point* to th« ar2:00 p.m. at toe Naiarene Church, reached nera bv native runner cards tor IS yean to atL that aavad hla Lake Mary. Rev. C. J. Brannon from too eipedlUon'a advance chartorj npmboro—W NW Uvaa ol lim a other will officiate. baaea, nature played ita same Artla -Hnnth, and to tb« 40tb In­ . Bom Mar- 22, 1274 In Lake Mary, _ ore aflll active old trick to drive tha would be to Karoo. Conho had lived to that rommunlly ail organisation. eaomarara bark, hnwa-chlHIng too ooot whoa hla Ufa. aarva-kUltog Minding 00 0 Rod groHa la survived !y hla widow, *n#w abowora and an a n ro irk turn to* todMr*. Hilda C. Fortier of Lake tag nmaaaan which would make , Conaora baa boon Maty; ana brother, J. T. Fortior toff tko Dlatlnof Sanford; and one stlpaonl Trooa, O H ftnM J<BuTfa|FyrtUybff at***** M' ry'Mary the Lake Cematary. New Directories Are Being Issued By Telephone Co. t F L O R ID A T U I Fred IVrltins Named Told Ry M . Bruce RritiHh Fxpedilion F II A t Kvcrcsl 8 P Elk* Will Observe •'Old Tim ers N ight” Funeral Kiten Will Be Held For Fortier U "*fcssrsrs. s S J w a x rs : "• "• U S D ,\ Y M A Y 28. i put Mints AN I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E A V ^ r A r E E t H A N F O R D , 1908 W E A K !E ft *.-fn»,«llv l«li through Friday Mrxpt * .hsnrr Ini a afternoon Ontnilfrxtmwcrx smith Not 'jtill*' x« wnm nntlh anil renlrsl No. 199 A-xsitrinlril 1’ ip s . I >.1*0 W 'tf I!tr.n Abbreviated Toll Road For East Coast Gets Tentative Approval By Vote Of House Mi;i ini, Shutrl Pike Is Furious Chinese Attack Launched Near Peace Site O I a ( )u ( ' o m i i m m i N C n il llli.s ll r Senate R ill i. v. »ml r ii.ilr R ill ItfH Ink! U* Om* Sfni|iiu|p fU iinty H ob |iif tl h*» unr I.ih fn d iv u llh o iil Hi* lam •f nt*i , s ijjiM fm r. b U o ’ (• ,(• lit SEMCI. .ff The Chinese Reds cur (..Mg) troops smashing into u siern outimsls near I'anmoojom * It MRI fryfl» munisls xcircil lice lolls m crotial Korea The Hook and Vegas, two 11! Mrs* iitii-d liiltc rly fmigbt-iiver hills in Hie w esi; limk tin* tiriint nf Hie 1 liiniTii- attack amt apparently Field Firm The IliHik, one of the malnr isisilious giiaritillg Hu* Invasioo loiile to Seoul from Hh- iiorlliwesl was hit hy Hirer lied lialtnlhins. nearly y.iwm men. in three assault' tin- mam blow as parried toil Fighting still was going on early rx A N K iiN n i M I m i w . i \ r III*' H u r iili ll*"i «" (I l. iil.ifu t lv H'ltiv fil | I* 1 Hi*' 1 •' i *i(■ •*f i in m ill lull turn ' p ik i••'* limit fnuii Ml,inn fu ifii.tft Hit! * tu*i th'i I v \U n ,Kin I^ff | |*l i r14* -1 fm ffir liihiu* III" "I*1 t *H| * to 111 |1| itml'tn I r11•'i*Mtr11f 111 ’,i fits’ VlM lf* ipprOVfft bill b* I'm fhr Mtniplk*' ill I hr M iy hi>m Mi,h d i fil the- i « •*r j j l » line x o o m v u i In r rtirrrn f tour of .t n»« ■ 001 hv t |r**rltfff ftroriji *»f a ..* mI m1v 1* nt n |Hr-*r. r imfi'i » it» •• 1 y It nt fail 11v avis pn|t#-ft loti ' *•n tm tntptviPAi,’ M11 f! H O W C A K T I I I K V K K Y III-(HNS I hi Laughing Whisper Of ‘Thicken” Has Started Many On Anlo Theft Road Allied soldiers nil Vegas counter 1Hacked before midnight and were lighting with Chinese soldiers ulm had swsnmsl into the trenches on one linger of Ihe hill. Hie Reds apparently were irmly in throw even more men Into thr swaying struggle 21 Brown ic* Srmiis Will Receive Tins Al AfCyiv Tonight KJki F■asi Berlin and —Ito -rlin .i ilrinr L Tw-ruty uoe ii, . 11 u\ u it'll 11 t Vi ii nt \ i c iv i r n ln ttili i r r e h r ilir n In .1 u ti “ C o ld tti!' pill’s lint MU’ 1'f411*111r 1111“ b*l||*;|il ll ihe * r n ln Mrs I |» s*o|i 1 b’ ltlrt llf Mir fliifftp- h*i•t 1 1 1 ,in i bv Mrs 1 1 ink Out I*iii I'll#* upper pi " i i fh t((* tub"! b piM 'lil t*f lb*’ 111 ittitit U lll « nn turn* r \u lli llu 111 ihuptty Ih* ti SmiMi Kmr.inv h.ul hr^tHi Mir UO»«r lin k f > lh» 1 b m* I .** lirds ti,irk frum five nlhi*r fuitpusts rultti hilh d • mi 1 inn: ■ »! 1 *<*•! Nile II i ^ l'II i IimMid m M uliur 1 n il ut Mil,1 f .p'-.i«'Ui, iii'l I m v M'u11’ 11fmi S liilr f l, I c m i i r n i f u n kH 1 I hr m il,III, till Ihr rtrit Hill •Isgcre nijiV « r? -‘ i l Iff flay allrinonn I n sel y n»-« high In. I9.VI art-nidliiK In I I Miiualilim It., weather nhservei. Ilowevrr. a i mil all mass inovlnx smith during llir evening drove Ihe nteiriirv down in the 7,1 degiee mark over night. Ai lilslly, Ihr lliei mniorter had gone one degree lower lhan Dial Ihr previous nlglil, tr.it Ihe mol Ing hreeies made lor hrflci sleeping lhan had licet, llir rase previously. JACKSONVILLE 'ff A i old" fmill loiliiy Inoiiglil nailer wea tli i lo Nnrlli Florida wlin h had lieisi baking in Hie heal wave The nnrlhern air muss however, "should lower temperatures only u few ilegrera," Ihe W.-allier Ru trail said The "cold" fmill was slallunary Wislnesday night on a line from Day lonn Beach to lienla anil Cross (,'lly and across Ihe Gulf In Ajmlarhlcola mid iosl north of i'ensacoln Before Ihe new nlr t-aioe Wed nesilny. Tallahaysre ttirririomelrr.s soared to 102, highest ol Hie yi-ar. and De Funlak Springs also had 102, hlghrsl ever Itierc In May Orala hail 100 Jacksonville, cooled some liy a northeasterly wind off the AllanlOOcean, recorded a fop of 92. a drop of sovrn degrees from Tiles day. Miami had Hie lowesl high Wed nrnliy, an KII 11 was over 90 nl all nlher places reporting tempeni tores to Ihe Weather Bureau By 'Hie Associated Press ft was topcoat wi-jthcr In wide areas nf Ihe eastern half of Ihe country today. Cool Canadian air extended over Hie Orenl Lakes region and south ward ax fm as Tennessee and North Carolina ami eastward through Ntov England But warm Gulr nlr spread from eastern Texas northward lo south­ ern Oklahoma. Rrcnrd high ternperaturra for the date were re­ ported again Wednesday In sections of '.he Southeast and Texaa. It was 90 in Macon. Ga., and 08 In Jackson, Mias. Bui Uie nation's hottest spot was Presidio, Tex., with a high of 103. ■ANMH CLOAK SATURDAY A1I Sanford banks will b* closed In observance of Memorial Day neat Saturday. AU orders for currtney, payrolls, or transfers of money Mould be made tomorrow. , 1 " I hi ll u HI g r i’ i- liiig |l 11bill • < "»• h-<, b ilb ri Ii. It. I Ilf bi|t-*U 1.1! k* U I ?•'. .D'llff* - -I »*', •>! 0 M if ll r i .111 Mur ItMl’ ,n,, j U ,t i. *< ri*» 'r11 i idI I ML"' . II. '• 1 Hi. . • i f > i-i i p. (' M •» *1 In%* * »*ib * 1 »* \ I If. I i «. I* "l ,’f , ' i. • * (1 . \\ fi ft* MllfUfUe i <f1111111 I hi 1f « •’. 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I I Iff. | . **n 11 - titin •*!« ii |**i I l b ’ll *■ I I I * III.’ bill l » 'f I Id i mm U’l tiDui f p u l. llir* ||m in nti f * • t * f it m iiie Mir full |i it Mi f irfipikt hut «>i11y n iM im ftri * 1 *I ffMi 11(0*’ I.. TI % *b U pjfT Mt* 1st. Aiiiiliu U i i| ltl ll (Ml Mil', llfblffk • lift lb* 0 i "I Ni n il . fb.kkff'l \fio 1 iD |i|i h is t I U ' ll .rn I» .•(•I, I ' l l IhlMlill IM'I .M'llVIhff'. ’ '!•** ♦* ' 'I fi To folltlW d it i * MUAl’M> ll HI i ,( il l l . l I !• I f ill i i l u .i \ i * tpi fl "MI Hhmuit- J i n -it offirer had rejailled e a rlie r in Hie oigtit that "w<> ure in cnirtrnt iif Hie sltuothni " Heavy FlgFi'tlig alsn ivus hi pi.. gi.'ss on the rrn tra l front, w hin s i-im l fn e uiilpnstx along a 30 111 11d* serlnr mill vv u r Smith K nim iiis f»,i* bun mon* J'bi* i u iiin n l, hi arid 1 nit; ol i cri i i o .iin - the i t ' s ■*(•-• i look .; r, i I I I ill . O il.' 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W III Vi*|fti|l» it vRig •thmr J hltf poalUons (leiir, #llk Hfiobr w*e n rm ip'S e-hieti T b iF P ' W f t ' 'V <1 Mi» 1, (ini clear However, fhr frontline fM'Ml'iV it Mir J r tvM l ( o in iiiiiitih V . ififijf* i ii •iid I im iiilk h'».4itU '«ii)»|»«iTtn9 by piititii fiimls In In* nprn lo Ih* l»uhll< \ppi*»\ ,»l w idvrn hv Ibc I •nnnilll» r on laou*inm rtil/)l Re nfiS .nil /.ilmu Hie bill omiiM bun ill r lo if il iim rHncs .Mill pntvltlrs |w*t4ont \ ml.iHn : tbr p 11iptiRi’d 11\4 Wfonlif l»r r.iiMt* nl « m isilrm r.in nr The bill (Iim’ n mil ipplv to nr im l mxa \n officie at the front, where >•a 1 Iter a Macks hy Hh* lleds hail been reported stalled. *«id Hie 'kii-' oyer the Hook were lit eoulinnally by Hie fierce artlllrey harrag-Firs- attacks began about X j. in I'hiirsduy Hy midnight the CliliieM had overrun one outpost position in front nf the Hook, The chief llrti lliniita against the main positions were rcpulsrsl In Fierce hand to liand Fighting. R r iliir u N i n ii !* pH It'S Friday F rn n t" pitfihr I V I I VH \ *’x| I I* \ IlntH N • I Ml r n III* *- In* 1,11 l|t |M at<k r *1 f* V jif| I I I' kil l! • r *n i * • -r*k3a li *«* -ll! ’ t ! V In one of the higg-.'sl attacks ol 1 Ho- year the Fled-, struck behind Ihiindcniiis artillery Fire in the west, tutting outposts Vegas, Carson. Elko. East Berlin, Merlin and IF-'.- Honk Tile situation at Canon, lu l l i , i * f r l u i n c to ♦lum p 'nt .... H Mo* u .t t U ,1 I *>l ( Lift |i l |, , , j f| "ii ' I IffIffIIs 1 w , , M|(f | |{ 1...... . |i|. i I ll ID I u . m m ij ' 1 F JH•I P' m ,m i, . > ,I mi< n k . iM i'i'u rhm f|ff»t (II Ml h i ' -IP i',unfittii ff* i i l r r l * ’| P Iff, I P*'i "i i *’ i * >I , y ».i iirlnu IP I* t -Mill fut \ Mmifiij f*ift VI* PflDliilc’ , |pflffM'• faflpj 'O-iff'h h* rI »**'( ,i MinUPMU*'Mf bi \Jf I nl m tmi * • IIPJill v " nI*’■ |*i h-mi , il Hir I • 'an ( fi, in R hy I iik*' Srim f t lln p , •*mmH . “Country Slotc" Nile SI,lied Thin I’lvtMiJng’ i' fl I'e ’ iio o il ,1 ', 11, i ' nigiit .,( 'I,, >,ii1ll,.l,|,> S i’hiKil Hit, evening •■H Ping -il « IHI o'clock with t o ,r lc Mm i l , , „i conducting the |0 >lgl .till F oc.il (a len I i|i|ica, ing in Hi* I,",, will uirliidn Mol, Went, Fyr oho ffila.itol willi Hie I ' ml WltiFciii in or'-Iii-stin Dim Id llesler, ;\,niriil S.inford vm'/illsl mil Jim A pohhi1 fibiii no: wHI t>* In M oi' Wadn alnl Floss ll.iimum in bout <i »«••* pi it;fit »* * "Mi M*bbn l it Hh o well known inijici imnlloo acl. 1f/it i 11.1 11 in i'inpi* bfiD»i w i H i ,« lit ii „ vrr.il mimlicre will t„- (ireseuted piro'pf YJiihillbb hi tb*’ /Mill|'i|* mi •,, stmii'iits From iln- Duxtiury >i Inn.I oF D.mclng dhuiour 'if Hie ( 11> !o fit p"M ,mI”I (m! tr Mil’ /uillMR 'Liny valmdile pri/ei ,Ion;,fed |ti«ai *1 l fi tbrpir I fto * ffi lMiM* in Hu* city’s oicri-hanls will ho ftiffio ih« Nrinhotf ('»»* ! fold HotH gueii sway in mcm tiers of tho nidieme Itilf bfoiipjinv ♦»» pmIcI h» their prr Several Itrni** of btisitic^^ nrr on | sent •**?*»* to(»» •»»! I m » .im ’i t v# (lie Mgenilu fo r tonight'* meeting tension ., non conforming ndilltlnr COUNTY .MAY ACT of llir Seminole County S|mrta- ill an H 2 zone T h e passage of Senate Bill |0J3 Tin* regular meeting •'* Ihe Zo- • v •■ in a ii’x Association according lo It, ’ may elears Hie way fnr Semi­ it. Johnson J r . prrxidenl „l Hie Ing Iloai d on 'i iy ,’2 •' ■> ■ i"i- 7i*-<* n o le County ComitiLsirinera to tsk* group. hack a week III ordei l" tmlrl (tie immediate Meps (or tlie ijiusnco A l the session lo lie lield in (he hearing d HaMllty inimrance on County Com m issioners Hoorn at c ity ll,,|J vehicles nod rood equipment, nl 8:00 p.m iilans w ill lie oiadr Tlie bill was introduced by Sen­ for the usual lis li fry (Fils m iiii met ator Lloyd F Boyle nt Hie lequest issr.Hstffi v a l f a t i d n s snd there w ill he n d isriissin ii of City ( jerk II N Bay er relumed if Hi, Commissioners, who at the mernherald|> plans for next year. to his desk ai City Hall today on In-1 two regular meetings have disAlso lo be discussed will he 'lie it full time ha-,1, alter devoting •u-vied the necessity for in.ummce. legislative program and rext most of hla working hours during month's elrctlon of nlfieers. Hie past two weeks in the field dr trrmlniug the assessed vnltialion B IT * of litilldtiigs Hirmighmit Mnnford. "lies Unit lino Got.I" Earlier in Hie yrnr, Mr. Saver OAKRIDGK MUPPEIt FLUB 1.98 3:28: - f.:38 - 7)L8 - #:2* Due to the extreme tint wrnthcr evaluated new construction but MOVIKLAND fortnight Ito inerting and during tlie IInal iim furtnlnul ho cun con tho regular monthly meeting "The Green Glovo" borlbocue scheduled ..............fnr next Wed- >fined his work lo assaying repair*, 7:40 • 8 : 1,1 last complete lies, adajr night, Juno 3, havo been remodelling and extensions of old show 0:8 0 CROC or structures. ♦ he huulrrs ro iirrrn Ho* sw iin iim i^ t'fMirsr hi he u lv n i nl llir M iinlr|p;il Sw lniiniiii* I’trif. .mil flu* ffhv i;tm p •ll Orl/llldo whlrh w ill In* ;illio id rri hy 20 fcjitl* from Sanforil Troup 2 w ill h ik *4 ;i train ride fi Winter Murk on Su tim ln y In iu r r i with HriiWMM*s m Huil r i l v §l f |, .. . * M ( S I I I Ilf* M l I Cl* M r M gx */ • if ,, ^ H i X o i l l l l l f N i l l lil M t I' Sporlinnim'N (irnup Will Meet Tonight Movii* Time Tnltle ' .' w ■ ■ ■ t V444L,- .Ti. , llth ii _____ _____ 1 -2------ ---- • ■....... — tm w am n i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, May 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/d2c9be578816999845ac193a8d080291.pdf 333043105d62db19859e5e5ff367e885 PDF Text Text # - -------- ^ ------------------------------------ ;------------------------i" w W v K m y r f.w ® w w f- •<* I w SA N FO R D H E R A L D T om . M*r *«. t i l l - SDM I FOODS CLEAN FANS restate until tea saxt fag arrival. tars? WeH. I west 4trt tiers te a An easy way to dean a dis­ But Joe. you should be here now. cab and drove around the square I got now* for you. Brunei* for old times’ sake, end the yellow colored aluminum saucepan la to By HAL B O YLE sprout* are out of season. In the housefront* were freshly painted, cook an add food auch as applsrestaurants they ask you II you and I didn’t see a single American sauce, cranberries, rhubarb or uniform. Not even one tired old tomatoea te It. Thla method LONDON (At—An open letter to wouldn’t like some fresh straw­ abandoned colonel. brightens the aluminum without any ex-(l| Joe from the London ho berries, How do you like that, affecting the food. JoeT Strawberries Instead of Brus­ Boy, that gave me an eerie f i l ­ used to know: sels sprouts. You came here 10 ing. But if they finally got nil Dear Joe, «irs too soon. Kid Rut that those colonels out of town, swivel n u m ^ ?h e r% n w ^ V -z t.’’, " ‘-^n potx'o you left behind you i< i chair* and all. 1 guest the war Rabbits were first Introduced in­ here three whole daf*. ami n.d one *Un nn ,he m*nu- 10 ***** * ° « lcr i muat really n# ovi, and what wo to Austr'H* ‘n HUT and sgti.i Iff 1859 after which they spread as a little kid has said, r,fiot any gum i Remember how wo used to wear ! »re having la peace pest and tt la estimated there are Chum?" I tell you. It gives you a ■" »rm nul ,.n ■ block aalutlng the -------------------lonesome feeling lop brass out at Elsenhower Plat/, Tibetan monks add butler to their some 300 million In the country now. The old town sure has changed "'here Den. Iko had his headquar- i hot lea from wartime days when a guy In an American uniform with a carton of clgarets under hta arm could walk the streets and feel like a king. Remember how beat-up and batlived London looked then? Well, now she looks like some old family aunt who hat come Into a tittle money, got her face lifted, put on a new paint Job, bought herself *ome glad raga—and started look ing for a boy friend. It's fun to see the old girl smiling and having a good time, aftte all the yeer* of tcart. For avaryon* who has wanttd a really mftdam The Brlliah are going about thla coronation the same way they fight rtfrigtrator! V * preiant with pride tht new a war or make tea—methodically Hofpoint 7 ml Awa y with th* first fully perand thoroughly. They will do the Job right, even If the queen be­ fkcttd automatic defrosting. comes eligible for an old rfgc pen­ sion before the finally gets her A real food freeatr. Stparat* outside door crown. with special door shelf. Use It like you would You know how fast we throw up some wooden stands In America a separata better. Zero-fraeiet and storas for tome local festival, such a* safaly up to 76 lbs. Frtests let cube* twice running the mayor out of town as last I Lilt-A Cube tray* serve them one at Well, the coronation stands look like they had been built for ages. a lime, or by the trayful. They are held up by miles of metal piping, and the English have taken Full ilia refrigerator. So convtnitnlly arranged - > much liiiv in building them as that 734t o( evarything in it it ei your ringerthe French did with the Eilfel Tower. I checked the wooden seat*, loo. tips. iucluJes Hut* door slitlvis with on* Joe, and they are ao smooth that If specially for aggt, and a controlled-temperaany visitor geU a tplinkr in hit you know-where, well—It'll be such mi* lutter Ha. Aluminum sliding shelves, a scandal tome poor carpenter wll roller drawers that gild* out at a touch probably be drummed out of Ihe empire. until now thu Brlliah have taken More room In I*m spec*. Over l| cu. ft. s lit the coronation festival In stride A with dote to IlM iq. ft. of shelf area. Yat It • lew dieharda have even been hertrd tn growl In tbolr beer, “ It's all needs floor'*pace only t Inch Wider than raruddy nonsense." qulred for a pre-war 6 cu. ft. modal! But now they are getting Into the spirit of the thing. It's been » real * Ve Invite you to the premiere showing of vitamin shot for the British pro pie, and they aro quite excited, (if s u p e r - s t o r the new (OM Hotpoint Supreme Super Stor niurie. Joe, they know they aren't with Treil .4ieey—now! like ui. Wo arc* proud of our coun­ try out loud, and they are proud nf (heir empire In alienee. You really need a slow motion camera to catch tf'/V/r at a hud opening or an Englishman showing an emotion of any kind. 1 goes* It's hard to say which has really stirred them up more— ihe coronation nr Iho strain of three days of perfect weather They are looking up tho history lamas to sec If they ever had threo PHONE 144d 200 SOUTH PARK AVENUE straight day* of sunshine before, and the uneaalncsa probably will ■aaa Hal Boyle's Column B eef - E ater” Set Easy Fashioning For T e e n - a g e r s Ilf DOROTHY , RI»K Aei'xUted I’r c a I'anklmi [aIIUx Any teen-ager whn know* bow Id u»e a sewing machine ran make a gav aummer "Beef-Eater" iat and baa In a couple of hour*, or a few rent*. ■ All vou need I* 2 1! yanla of plain rollon fabric nml I S yanla i f printed fabric (both aapfnrixcd (o prevent ahrlnkageL in the colon nf your choice, Nancy Rusao. who designed Ihr "BeefEater" act, uicd plain red with a matching red print for the hat and bag. Aatrmble your fabric, aciaann and come large piocci nf n e w *. n»o*r or wrapping paper on » labia. Start by meaauring off a 17Tlneh ariuare on the paper, and marking It In one-inch auuarca. You will nerd threo of Ihrae. Than, ualng a airing tied to a pencil, mark off on your aquared paper one H-Inrh circle, one 1fl­ inch circle and ona Ift-lnrh vlaor circle. You alan may uaa a plate, lid or tray for marking the circle of env doaired al*e by hold­ ing one end of a airing In the ren­ ter of the paper and marking around It with the pencil tied to the other end. The airing ahnuld Photo hr Cot he one-half the diameter of the Mr. and Mr*. K. H. Mower, formerly of l’lll«hnrgh. I'a.. |iurrha*rd the aparloo* two-hedrnnm circle. ranch-type home ■linen shove from W. \V. |i*»*on Jr. Ia»l Heplrmlwi. Located In (‘•••cltwrcy, the Then rut out of plain fabric hou*e I* runvlrurtrd of ronrrele block and ha* a dining room, living room. (>prc«a.paneled den, and on# 8-lnch circle, one Ift-lnrh rumpu* nmm. Additional fcalurea Inrlode a two ear enrage, arrerned-ln-porrh. ■*« roulpprd kitchen, circle and one HO-Inch circle ami aa* heat, fireplace, rement tile roof, laundry room, oak floor*, and wall-to-wall caroetlog Mr. one vlaor rlrcla. Out of print ItawNon, proldrni of the llawaon Conatrurtlon Co„ romplelrlv remodeled ttn- rr*ldenre and after fabric rut one Rd-itirh rirrte amt lining It a* hh own home for a short while, »old li to Mr. Mower, who I* a retired electric appliance one vlanr circle. Alao cut n onernmpany owner. inch long and two one-inch blaa •tripe 30 Inchea long. Thla com­ plete* your fabric piece* for both hat and hag. Now to make the hat. assemble from the plain fabric piece* nnn Homn design ami uuiatriirtlon fl-lnch circle, one vlaor rlrrlr and one .Tit-Inch blaa atrip. Emm 'lave Improved an much that “our 40-yuar-old house* arc almost as lha print fabric piece......... . dated as our Ift year old sutnmn ona vlaor clrctn. Center the 8-lnch plain fabric lilies," according to Herbert V circle on the print fabric vlaor Kaeppel rlialrmao <>( the editorial circle, matching the atralghl of board of Pracllcal Builder anj the good*. Turn under acnm al­ Building Supply New* magazines lowance and baate In place, Pn-**. Speaking al a meeting of the Topitlch on the machine for tall Aaphall ItiNifing Industry Bureau, in association of leading manu­ ored finish. Now place right aide* of the facturers, Kaejipel said that the "obsolescence factor" In home do print and plain vlanr circle* to­ gether and aram Mr Inch from sign "ha* Imlured an enormous edge. I-eave a 4-lnch opening rmoiml of remodeling anil mod bach, uppnaite vlaor, to farllltHte arnnation, but it ha* also slimu turning Inside out. After turning, luted and will continue hi admit baate around rim, allpatltrlilng lale a large volume of new home the 4-lnch gap (or turnl'ig In raw nnstriKlIim mi the pari of people edge* and baallng aa arnund ie*t who want wlial they run get In of circlet. a modern house " Now machine atltch around lie poinleil mil thul more than circle a* rloae to the edge e* 11.000.000.000 was siieni for home Modern furnlwhingw In a driftwood finish rmphadrr tills dnuble-duly roum poaalble, continuing the alitrlitng improvement* In i«57 ami that (I*trig In day. bedroom al nl|hl. To**-pllliiwa Iransfnrm Ike rane headIn a perfect circle whei en you come » greater expenditure Is estimated hoard In i) lulu a ilatliinv tufa. l.ow tablncl* protltlr *ralln| and aloraga. to the vlaor bltign Imte atitrh for 11133. In 11)27, expemlllurn wn* I nffe- lablr* sr* poriahle lu (lye added roiu-nlenie. {(harlra R, Sllgh Ca.) ground edge of vlaoy, Press, about I30U.000.000. he said. Than make j second r«w of ----Obsolescence might keep the itltchlng M Inch Inaldu the outer rate of new home construction al row of atltrhing. again following a 1.000. 000 plus unit*' u year after perfect circle. Thla make* a ra«- the ucriimidnlrd home shortage mg for (he draw airing that will has Ircnn filled, lie lold Ihr as­ pull the hat Into your heail-alie. phalt rinding niuntifurltirers To make the drawatrlog. fold edge* of the H'.Mnrh bla» ilrlu A tm t n ii.i.is io N together and aram 14 lm-h from MOOIIK HAVEN it* - An nuln aw edge (right down the renter!, fling a bodkin or amall *afety mohile mill .i Jeep collided al .in pin, turn atrip inalde out, tuck In Intersection two miles west of I r r I Monday, killing Avunt Brown SI. 1 end* and allnatltrh. Now, at left front nf vl*or, Moure Haven make two evelela between the Sheriff (' S I’rnntb'v Mill caalng douhle • atltrhing. Insert Brown. driving Hie jeep, ran blag cording and pull through through n slop sign cailng. Pull up to head alia and tie .the cording In u perky how. To make the Iwg, aaaemble hnlf-inrh raxing, make aveleln, enough to thtrail Ihe ilrnwyour remaining plain fabric piece* big *7 s 80 Inch circle, a 16-Inch ■tiing* through. To mnke drnw*trlng rnrila, pro­ circle and two fttt-lnrh Ida* atrip*, ceed in making hat draw with the 30-lnrh print circle. string,h*ualng the two itfl.lnrh Idas Center the IB-Inch plain rlrcle atrip* Insert two drnwatring Ing etralght nf the fabric. Turn cora, end extending from op. on the 80-Inch Print circle, match- posit"with eyelets, to make drawstring tinder aram allowance and baate for bag. lit place, f'reaa. Machine atitrh H r p r o m t * lir e n f In d a y 'a Fren ch P r m ln r la l fu rn itu re , th la f r it ll.M id dining •round edge. • n il* ha* th * rn m a n re o f fine r ib in e lr y an d ean tem p arary fu n ctio n alism . A silk worm produces a single Then place right aide* nf 30. T h e re la a c h o k e e f an o ra l la h le or (h e re cta n g u la r table sh o w n . B uffet la thrend aUnit a mile and a Imlf Inch plain circle and print rlrota long. * * a ll* M a w ith o r w ith ou t Ihe h u trh top. iH y - L a n F u rn itu re C o m p an y, f a r .) together and m m around edge except for 4-lnch opening. Turn Inelde out. Haita around edgy. including th* Inch gap. Proa*, Now machine ■tltch all the way •round edge of rlrcle. To make eating for draw(trlnga, atltch a arcond cl rein Inrhea Inalde edge, and a circle Vk Inch Inalde thla, At two opposite point* In thla J Old HouHe« Said To He Out Of Hate yewms -Hti&miid: c fM o / w w H. B P O P E C O . ELECTRONIC WHEEL BALANCING . RED’S PAINT FRAME and FRONT ENO ALIGNMENT ; & BODY WORKS 1201 SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE PHONE 1I9S-J ■ ------ — --------------------- —------------- -----------------— I New ’53 CROSLEY SHELVADOR 11 GIVES YOU ✓ ComphMy Automatic Defrosting / Futt-Wldth Froogor / “ SOFT'QLO” In te rio r S ty lin g / Adjustable ButterSafe / O v o r 2 0 L u x u r y F e a tu r e s ENJOY “HOME CHORES” a -* IN TH ESE SM ART COTTONS O f F e g jj- SPECIA L PURCHASE . . . . *11 br*nd new. tliey’re nice enough for shopping toot Fast colors in * nice misnrtmont of stent and atyles , . only.. '.98 J * * *» 6 * * , f * * Y* l k l ^ S* * Y ^ t s .’S s ’a s ^ One group of Cottona to cloaeout for . <« • * S ? * s S ^ MEN'S CAMISOLE TOPS Cotton Pllaee with embroidery trim, to wear undar ahear draaaea .and bloueaa. Whlta Pique Halters. for aporta Wear , , . . Rayon Tricot Pantlaa, brief styles, white, pink and floral daaiina , . t) v9! 1 .0 0 1 »*• A regular 8.V0 value MEN’S WORK STRAWS Ideal for aummertlme wear, for work or pleasure time |*49 ^rfSfSfrSS SPORT SHIRTS MEN’S BELTS All leather, odd lots slsee and styles. , , , , E. P U R C ELL CC A CARE-FREE KITCHEN IS THE HEART OF YOUR H O M E -SO SET YOUR HEART ON A CROSLKYI s -S S S S S 5§52£si3i �------ - mtSffllR i *iim*w wr i -*» 1^1 L CHjQr *i» * —<1 *r ©Ire 190 Permits For New Homes Issued In Sanford SECTION TWO SECT ION TWO AN INDEI’KNDENT l»\ILV NEWSl’AI’Elt V O L U M E X I .I V E sfn lillsh fd I DOS SANEOIIII. n .n itlO A TT'ESnAV, MAY 2fi. I1K.3 Awmo idled P rfu s Lensp W itf No. 197 Phillips Plans Nmv ( oustruHinn At For Vear - Tra ir~ r D r. A . W . E p p s , A n d F a m ily M o v e I n to M a y f a i r H o m e .“Florida Hoorn" Huh Many New Features H u il'h n g |v -i n u t . fot n e v t m m c i ... 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Id building Hu Individual*, Marilyn and Wvyt*n|f I r l al a Ilf f i l l e r Weller Hollies Thp one slnrv masonry and rr I nr. rP|Hiil>'d Imlny o v p i 3 1 0 0 , IMMI menl block domicil* la coaled wilh worth ' i f new i eitId e n c e s h u d been a soothing Adam green color while ■■intia'tril fin lima fai III 10M, (£the eaves and the three-par purl Within thr luu mnnlh. Hip rnm a r a R P arc piloted II whlltish grey iiimv 1ms coliilruvied homes fur ht' ohlli|itp "I. shnp.'d” hump Is llernhar t Edwin da nit Twentieth IM lalexl nluinlnum |nlousic.i and Street, Mr. arid Mrs. J, Michael screens throughout. i at Twentieth HI reel and Adam* A Hollywomlish Itiucli la added I Avenue, with the attnbe-betah- palm-and I t a l ic v u t T w e n t y F o u r t h H t r r r l planter (garden appendage which nn'd H iim in i’ i i i n A v e n u e , M r . nnd dog teas off In the riuhl Tho small M r * . It n b c r l H o d g e s o n T w e n t ie t h planter gacthfi that greets Hip vis­ S t r e e l , u nit n la r g e h o m e n t L o c h itor Is complete with an under A r l m r f u r M r . a n d M r s . I.e e H n w (round sprinkling system as is the k in » C o n n e lly , In m lillt lm i, ( I s l r r - W e l l e r la co n entire (our lot lawn • This attractive house, construct s l n i e l l n u n m u c h lu r g e r o f f ic e n l id and dnsluned hjt.th'* (larraplo, M n ilo n v lllu A v e n u e n n d It n s n lia Kausrk ami (.orliarTt Cii of Winter D r iv e w h ic h w i l l f e a t u r e n f In i Park, ineluiles a horxoshoe-shapul r o o f, u ir - r o n d iiio n in g , m id m a n y llvlnfiroorn, dinette and kitchen, o th e r m o d e rn f e a t u r eesr. t h e ir p a s t termed a "Florida Room." four tw oIn yloe on kr ain ga clat inv ki t i eliv rd , bedrooms, two baths—all In thr O s ie r - W e lt e r H o m es. InIn e S. a npt oo in main section which Is 00 feid lone w it h p r id e to ih e n e a r ly IMMI h o m et, by 35 feel wide running north and lim it h y th e m d in in g t h e ir tim e smith m F lo r id a . A p o rtio n o f Ihean Extending In a north wwlurly h o n ie a w e r e tm ilt a . “ p r o je c t dlrirtlon off Ihe kitchen Is the n n u s o s " a n d th e r e m a in d e r w e re spacious three cur (sort garage At •'U Stoin b u ilt to s u it till* n eed s an d 4 the end of the garage Is a utility U l t r a o f th e in d iv id u a l I m n i ly . w room, containing a lavatory, fish The c o m p a n y ’* a r c h it e c t u r a l cteanlnR sink and abundant space s e r v ic e s in c lu d e n u m e ro u s c o n s u l­ for storage. The utility room, gar­ t a t io n a w it h th e f a m il y to a s c e r ­ age and main portion of Iho home t a in t h e ir t a s t e s b e fo re p r e li m in ­ are connecter' under the samernof a r y p la n a a r e d r a w n . T h e f o llo w ­ The visitor l> struck immediately in g in f o r m a t io n la c o m p ile d : a t ic with the ryerlups doorknob In the o f f a m il y , u g # « , a m o u n t a n d ty p e middle ol Ihe Mahogany paneled o f e n t e r t a in in g a n t ic ip a t e d , hobdoor. Stepping Into Ihe 'Tlnrlds b lr a , r e c r e a t io n a l la il e a , m o l f i ­ Room" one notices Imincllately n a n c e s. I f th e f a m il y o w n s p r o p e r ly on the celling high, sliding glass doors, exposing a serrenedin porch with w h ic h th e h o lla r in In be b u il t , th e -a small planter gardrn (also b o a I in n o f t r e e s , la k e , I f a n y , a n il * equipped with underground sprink­ p r e v a ilin g b r r e a c s a i e a ll ta k e n lers) on the far aide of Ike room. in to r o n a ld r r a t ln n . M a n y h o m e s in th e Id u h e i p r ic e This “ Florida Roam" la a threesided affair serving ■■ ■ focsl b r a c k e t * h a v e been b u ilt In s u c h point for Ihe entire House. Opening a t t r a c t iv e s e c t lo n i o f th e r ' i t y a s In the middle of the right hand M a y f a i r , F o r t M e llo n , H ig h la n d wall Is Ihe entrance to tho long P a r k , s m l th e W o o d r u f f A d d it io n . M a n y f a m ilie s a r e f in d in g p le a s ­ hall subdividing the four bedrooms —two on eseh side—and two baths a n t liv in g In th e n e w l l r l A i r seeWooden Jalousies exlcstd 3 feet li o n , w h e re h o u s e s w e i r e re c te d down from the celling of Ihe hall in n e a t r o w s . A l l a re o f r n n c i e t r which open Into all Inc bedrooms, b lo c k c o n s t r u c t io n an d a i e v a ile d furnishing Ihe utmost in free rlr- in d e s ig n w it h f iv e r m if s t y l e s , a l l f rotation nf air during the hot sum in s u la t e d . W a lla a r e f u r r e d , a n d t h e re a r e a n u m b e r o f e x t e r io r mer months. The flooring In the entire house f in is h e s w it h e it h e r b r ic k n r s lu m p Is of .tho cool, solid one-and-one- b lo c k e x t e r io r t r i m . e s In c . is Ih e . quarter Inch terraia. The walls are b a fbi yl l e rn-fW ethl lee r OHiloe m of plaster and are tinted either In p r is e s In I l l i n o i s , wr -hWicehll elar s te nyteear r­ the pastel shades ol green, cocoa c o n s t r u c t e d 7 0 (l h o rn e:i, H a n fo rd brown nr arbor rose (pink), r o u g h th e The first bedroom to Ihe lell h a s h e ro -(Itte d g r e a t. lyN th o t o n ly h a s down tho hell Is painted an Adam cnoomr t hp ea rnny 's ma cotni ve ity ie san d e x p e r ie n c e (reen with a white-grey-celling, in b e e n Hi m ig h t In to t h is a r e a , b u t each room there is an Inlayed ceil a g r e a t d e a l o f p r o p e r t y w h ic h tn| light and heater vent. Down p i a v i m i i l y h a d b ro u g h t no In co m e #tha hit) one peases Ihe Incons­ to th e C i t y In I t s u n im p ro v e d s t a t e picuously finding „ r ___„ enclosed ■ ______ ________ _ plant I* n o w o n Ih e p a y in g l i s t . wlth_ glanl btnweri to keep the . L o c a l m e r c h a n t * an d dealers nf house at an even temperature. have also profited elnre s all labor An in iillirv hot water tank Is a* were moat lso housed In the wall with Ihe •rials, itrnaqe. A thermostat controls the ■ .tempefa ature In the winter time. “ cabinets arranged underneath the* The, next n entranco Ihe lell •Ink ax found in Ihe nlher balkaide of the hall la , ^ alhroom, room. Including a tub at _____ .. comshower Coming back put of the hall Into hlnatlon. The al.tk Is hotned n the Ihe well lighted “ Florida Room" top a cabinet, ex the you find a solid, adobe block wall floor. The aide' of the bathroom extending over half way Into the solid marts!*- room with a fire place facing the ^ h te bUck'giiiHs" main roots', The ceilings are of .The last room down the ball on Mahogany panelling and red wood the right la a beautiful arbor rose beami, Intarporsid with heating large bedroom with a cloaet that veaU and light units inlayed In the is eight feet long and extends to the next bedroom across the hall. _ The dinette aree Is separated Inside both these end bedroom* la fropi (bo kitchen by small overa low flat counter with drawers hanging cabinet* and a kidneyid apace for children to use ai shaped table on top of another set table and desk. .The rubullt-ln of cabinet*. Those facing the dinand irtsrora wilt allml “*!»■ --‘ f .u, a. f:^W9.1fis85k-( The typical ranrh-style home of Mr. and Mrs. Mlrhael Cm ■*>n shown shove la loested si 111 Henft A v e n u e In (he MnytaH sect Inn. The well aheilrd rraidrnre has • large Florida mum In the rear which opens Into a flowered patln. Palm .rcea end ahrubbory not only provide shad* hot add In the overall eDrertivenrsa. One of tho feature* of tho (liiiaen homo la the diallnrtlve com­ partmentalised bathroom. The (llnoon kitchen, attractively wall- p a p r r r d an d p a in te d , is on e n l th e m a in ie n lm e > of l l i r S c u ll \ v r m i r h o m e . \ n a d la r e n l b r e a k f a s l n im k la n p o p u la r a p n l fu r a f t e r s r h m il - n a r k s an d r o t f r e h iiu r a . A p ia n o , p ln iiiu K t a p h , and r a d io In th e r o r n e r h e d ru o in a i r r e r l a l n a n u r r r a o f s e i r r a l h o iira o f e n t e r t a in m e n t f o r th e d a u g h t e r itf M r . an d M ta li ln a n n T h e l i t t l e k n lr k n a r h a e n d in u m r n liia th a t v n u n g a lr t a Im p «n w e ll add to Ih e h m n ln ra a o f th e 1111 I 1 at g lr l'a lirdriM M ii Hold IIso Of Color GARDEN Inside And Out Is ^HOSE Now Fiiint Trend T i le m o st r f t e r l l v r i l l ' l l e n t e g . p e n n lv e w a y In liu ll v id iM l I f e a In itn o I* w ith c o lo r C o lo r is u se d In u n ify " i d iv id e lo o m a r e a s , r a n '•cut u g ly s h a p e s , a r c e n l |s d n t s n f in t e r e s t m id e n la r g e th e a p p a re n t s l/ r of s m a ll m o m s 0 a f f e r lt f a m il y m o o d s In m a k in g a lo o m iia v n r r e , i f u l . w o r m o r c o o l The lu iu le r u li e n d Is In c iK ir t ll n n te lio lli In t e r im and e x t e r io r c o lo r s llo in e o w u e M r e a d t.o fav u r n lily lo w e ll iT io s e n c u lm plans H in t s t r e s s Is p la c e d on e n ln r b a r n m iiy b y U w m a k e r s o f p a in t , flo o rin g m id h o m o f u r n is h in g '. I ’ e r s m in l lik e s n r d is l ik e s s lim e a r c not a s a le b a s is f u r c h o u s in g 11 " o b ir iiln n b e c a u s e c o lo rn a r e f ii n d lo n n l m id p e r fo r m a s p c d f l r Jo b In c rc H tin g 11 li v a b le a lin n s p h e n e H o w e v e r , H ie c h o ic e an d p r in c ip le s o f c o lo r m e rut f t e x llilc H int c o n s id e r a b le I n lllu d e Is ik ik s lid e III s n ll a f v lm : b u lb (le r s o n a l p r ii f e r r ii c n a m t p r a c t ic a l r w p i l r r RiTfittirKi R ctamif tut n il WsEm menu, Iwary ■* wait sido la tbo master also In a(bar rooo. Bo. I a little U m r than tbo bedroom: W - * NV V " innovations for arcC au ars n trasas: rim e U r o< Um to m allc clothes with foot T lrM , rotirod WAC aftlcmr Imtagaa comfortably in Um backrord°of h ^ D o B a rr . Not* Um oatdear awtaimlag poaU on tho left. It l» o m of tbo fow outdoor pools Dcparlure from Irridllinmil wliltu oxterlurs has given tmmes greater Imlividualtty. lliillders uyu varied color plans In ollminnln ‘'look alike” appearance of houses In their development. Hrllliard r u lu r on entrance doors crenles Inlcrost and says “ welcomo." Archltoc tural lines arc chnngod hy coloi Illusions such as "lowering'1 a toofCsa1las.il Ilia l‘a*« Taa«l Phoni Bfl mm k m ■ 1 •• ■ > :■ ■ ‘ mtyf-v---st^ysijCTi J j V ■HfwialwJi ftTBi J --------— 11 �J - ■>}* the T im Mir H . 1UI \\ h era ld YOUR FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE Atmosphere W ith Comfortable Living i -Am lnaem .*-**' 3ANF0RD sI ainst M OTHDAMAGE.. H It Type Home Erected Built In n firtarlon* atinrutphen- St the corner rtf Serlti. and U t'w h Avenue In Urramwrdd. Mr. and Mrs. V, Jam<"» Wrluhl have dxtgned th»lr lionar i"ijwi i*||y fnr llvlnil Itl h tropical .-liniKlr, with many large palm trec-i, nine trrrM, aialnae, camellia*. and liihlxeu* adding beauly In I lit- tinplrul tatting. The white tlurrn lanrlt *VP** house which l» trimmed in green, Is the remit of a »»t n( tough plans dra-tp tin hy Mi* Wilgni In 1047 while *Mll ra*IHIng In NewOrleans, l.s Mr. Wrlglil drew the plsns to *e»|e and maile a model house of melted pataffln. Moving to Hanford In th* amine of I Ufa. Wrights laid !li» foundation their home In llrc.imber of (list year and ptoreeded »*• d<> all tha building thrmaelvn. except I In clattering, aturcoing, and plumblug. When they moved Inin the house In November. 10-11*. every­ thing bad been compli'lrd except the diving ami dining room red­ ing*. bata hedriMini and fireplace The Interior of f he hunta racrlca out the tiepiial alinofiplmie with flatten forniluie fnnnd In the & A ) living amt dining room* and || ««H to nail giar.a-w»ave tug In lb" large llvini. mom. Iliaperley of hlne ami IdacV him,! oi.*-iy wiin Mi and Mm \ Jamra Wright limit Ihelt new liiinie at the the walls In the living loom and miner nl Saida ami Oereola Avenue* from plana drawn by Mra. dining room which have l.een painted a light ithnile of hlne A built-in shadow box In the l i d i n g ilo f ll , l i f t ' f» a tiiM '< l h r it* n * living room wall conveniently IM ’ I I It lit I III' g U P fll I''in in m id ( h i l l hold* many planta while directly |il>wf»M<l nff«*rl is u r r l n l mil in , airois from |l can he aeen a fli•• lilt* i f'lh tlk ! I'lrt tlt*|fr| IV ll It 4 tia v t* | plica of natural brick with a mlr l i r i ' f i i i n l l i t f fl i« m ft (ihfiffi* f* f K i w n . 1 for above It. Two windows on A Im llw iiv f in tf iK n i H i f t r p ly I either aide of the mirror allow the rising inoinltig .mil to rtee|i ailrnl iviiofl fo fin ri’jt I lit* niH-iIri Itufli 1111*1 Ijnr il fnntii Hit'll WASHINGTON «— I'll Iv in. A pkiiiie window on the I f»«1j»V *oulh aide of the living room lool.» r o iM lIlft : . H N i i l In n e r |in » M r l n t H » j VHIf* r P * 4 J ir < * llfr n in i h#* I llm t A m rH ciin f.im lllrv a i r ilf • till on a patio which la often o-n.l * « i ji mi i* lit* l • i»*^n for enterlnuimg or for rnj.iylnr t n i t I m n i t i i n in ) n i liip p fn rit •>y h ( n miindlmt — and gelling — huger i f i i it . liiiw i f fut* I- fnif I it irin n l n ff an even inn of .nlltndr. hoiue.v tills year Inari at-any Him' the en tire him s mu Mr*. Wright bar dealuned li-i u ith nin loom slnre World Wnr It. « kitchen with rfflolenrj In mind, u oil I* of 1 1.. ., .<oi I he glle-tl An nrdlng In eallnmlen hv l.eon combining «lr|. avmg roiupaclne ■ III. toil. I n ' l l L e d itIni I fill! died A ar<* (i llscfier, chief nf the N.i and an ahiindancr ..f im i wny m ill l otiil. I*. .1 Vootiy pine |„ n,r glottal AsMM’lallon of llumex llttild rehtnet apaie. Ihiectly aero-, from hope i lie d add era1 rrvt ireli ilepiirlmmil, llm av tli| kitctii'ii It a built in brink In it i unite ae llitn : erage ID.VI Imiijv-- h.in 117 iirpi.u-r A doi)h|e i in gaiage ’ all he en nook made rninety hv Mr. Wrluhl feel mure id living area Ihan A three qoartci wall teparaleo •e |e .| fio n i the icar of tl.e h»unr Ituinea Inilll In HIM) nod iptyi-n o donl [utipnne an a Photo by Cog tsright with the Ideal nf nmifmlahla tropical living. Tha whlla aliirco ranch type hmiae la trimmed In green. American Families Are Demanding Larger Houses And Getting Them the compart Idtirlien from a hum dry room which la eniniilelely fut nlihed with n hnllt in honing hoard and umdeiii In it rnfru in ri I t.'omhlnlncr Hltrnetfviuieaa while aervinc the iiaeful pm on,c of pp doting wiring nrn lin e r metal tubing'- eati'iidinri from llm lop of the Ihrre n iiiuler wall to lh" calling. |vy planlH ntnp the wall •ra entwined grurafully upwonlu ■round the lulling, Fluorf-arent light Inc afforda daylight at all hour a |n thl* romhioatlon klh'li'Ui laundry mom w o rl dinn fm Mi W rig h t. A fu lly eipiippert mukhem-h w ith nil the lo-ii m y to o l, me i- i.n tiv e ly lined in Mi W ilg h t'a npare lim e. Mi uud M ia W i I itM have hind neaped the ni'te of fwmt n illo iiio l iiilj llie lr home hv llirm aelven. A lanil 1.1 v u rlo u i typ ra nf fru it t t c e i tuive hern platlleil In the reiil o f I lie home w ith a b eau tifu l rone hc.| hi ilie foreground, A lieilge of liin o -tlin u forma a arini f i l l le In I he aout Invent of the houne w lw ie mi outdoor flre p la ie Th* Wrlghta air eipn-lally w ill lie lii "" the ...... fu tu.re. n A - h'ult "M ill proud nf their m a ile r hedroom foi utyhish Mr Wrltllf Willi all the fufhlshinga, Indnding the large double bed An cnonnotm vanity IS t fit s u n lm irly Into a 1 minded corner on the northeast side of th* mom and tw in ('hiim se vu n llv lamps correspond w ith a Chinese p o rtrait over the bed. Tw o fti plywood closets three feet deep atld eleven feel wide With double c / im y The txlr.'i anai’p la eunugh In tirnvlile an 10ldlllnn.il bedroom |0 by Id feel IlHt’grr aalil Hie must Important fnrlrir In the new deiiniml for larger homes Is llm growing sire nf World War II vfleran *' f.iniltlea A veteran wauled Iwn lieilrnnina In ' tills home when lit. got married In in n Iml now In- nerds at leasl three Another Im tuirlant fa c to r, lla e g r r sa id . I* Dial ttm nation'* home h iilld rra have filled the dem and for "emifBenry " e n H c g e n ry " housing created liv by y*A".....'■•P1*'" wlil. li covet a tbe die wnr with the T,noo.dbo homes mitre ykfi yard .proves to he a Hum oil'll III keeping the loatiy plants Inilll In the pa«t seven years Home hnyera, tin longer rnnfnmlrrl ou| 1,limbs uuternl daily. with a housing shortage, have been able In Inrrease th cr demands I.AIINIIKY i:\IIAtJST FAN “ We have yet to rim across any Alt cxhatisl fan In dm laundry one who wants a small house," will remuve excess mnlsltirc from llaeger said. "Kvrryone want* a* Lie air ami cllminalc |>nlnl ticcl much spare as hr can gel " Inc anil nliiei' mulslurc Irmildcs The in,13 house, however. Is still vmalh-r Ihan the home* hclll prior In World War II “There are no maids available," llaeger said "Taxes are high Tlmse faclors prarlirally forbid dm old lime big nniiarx. People lust don't live dial way any mitre " llsegft said that thr* 13W horn, • had A3H stpiare feel of floor area &f[ 0 M T E i m Z v i- S U t\A H C £ 10.1 W EST FIR S T S T R E E T Fire In Kitchen ChIIh For Action Kllchen fires are ittrh ■ haiard that hulldtng rode* usually re noire fireproof wall* arnund apart­ T ile in v i house H ve iiig ra 1175 autiaie ment kitchens feel Yel kitchen (Ires, quickly (might, Tim hulk of till. e*lra spare Is are usually easy In control. htln i! used lor an ex Ira bedroom. Iihi/lng fat on a stove nr in an Im said In IBM only S'l per rent I oven I* one of Ihe ruininmieit of llm homes hull! had three bed emergenclea rn ,nv Now It.'i per m il luive Hire Here are some lip* fur fast ac heilrnouis lion suggested by die Nallonil llaeger said that a miihII b d j Hoard of Fire* Underwriters: loom in i'll sw ring l<> by in fro 1 J Turn off Ilie heat inn lie added Into llm plans ol 2 If first la In a pan, simply the normal frame Imuse at an exit * slip a cover over It. rust of only ahuitl $.VKt He add 'il that newly designed bricks make I 3 If the fire Is In burning hrlek I'tm slru rlin n aln m sl as chrap mease nr rooking oil on top rir lie stov*-. sprinkle the fire with a* frame i'onntnictlnn, soda Keep a box of soda The rest’iirch sneclnllsl also said hiking dial die inv» home builder l» handy. I Most fires In a broiler can ntltl/lm: more and mure methods In provide hi* riistumera with he put nut by rinsing th<> broiler greater xtorage apace, one nf the or oven door If Ibis doesn't work. titalor ms. il* In die rnrmlt-rrs home Ilirow In generous quanlltlsa of These builder* are building linen baking soda. 5 A most effective estlnguliher cabinet*, cupboards and lockers Into dm walla ____ of. .modern _____homes. _______ of small fires Is a wet tuwtl Tlmse Ir lr k * m ake llm home a lot thrown over Ihe hlaie. more "llvablts" Hanger said a. Prevent kltrhixi fires. Keep He nixn said the modern trend stove and broiler clean Inspen Inward one Mory homes It con electrical appliances and cords llhulng as slrong as evrr (Ills year, regularly. lloughly M per ceul of Ihe homes bring constructed this year have onlv mm flour, tip said, compared In m ptr rrnl 111 HMD The treml Inwards eliminating basement* also Is roiillmtlng Ihl* year, llaegrr said. This yenr about ill per end will not have base meitla while U per coni had base menu In IlHn, llaeger said there Is "a lot of waste spare" In basements and builders are adding extra splc* shnve ground fnr the aparr lost In t-'lmlnating die basement Tit* above ground spare Is far cheaper In mid than the kl.taxt average cost for a hasenmnt BEFORE YOU STONE THEM! HAVE YOUR WOOLENS Don't ris k finding your precious woolenn riddled w ith moth holes next F u ll! D irty , spotted clot hen attract mollm . . invite dnitmge. L e t tin clean your w inter clothing, your hlankctn — it'n a vital precaution before storage! DOWNTOWN CLEANERS &LAUNDRY SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY: CO. 11.1 HOllTH PALM ETTO A VEN U E PHONE 914 1 I f 819 W EST THIRD S T R E E T >• 4 t X NE 47.1 •} WG SERVE LABOR AND INDUSTRY BO TH . . . . A R E YOU B U IL D IN G .,..? PHONE 782 OR REMODELING? EVERYONE’S WATCHING planning a powder rooniPsoled a new Our aim Ik to prOvtdk banking asrvles for allf «. ZENITH TELEVISION D a n n ln g a powder ro o m replacing as old future? Then raa tbaia Crana Lavatnrlei. 9t« ihalr manr feature* tbit will ha jour anurattta nf flaw uyl* and efficiency In rout home. See iha naw Crana DUf-ei# rontroli that »>P* rata at a Anget'i ton. h, Va'll help you talari iha lavator y ban auftad to your naadi and make ibt turn plat a Inttallatfan, A Service For Everyone's Banking Needs This bank has kept pace with the !H« ISAM I noons. t M lull Ji l'<t*« Dlil-et* iratnh. fit tit U ntil titI n i h Sim JO 1 1* ** growth of our community. But wa aecounta . . , you’ll find us geared have nhvtr lost sight of our need of to alas you tho finest banking ssrvs tha banking need* of tvary- atrvlca possible. Whatever ons. From tha amallaat aavlnga ac­ needa — coma ' In count to largo Industrial aecounta frlandlv staff. Saving Accounts MAY WE HELP YOU WITH YOUR KITCHEN OR BATHROOM PLANS? r? 1- - 1 *n A 10 - APPLIANCES your and' as* our • A ll Types Loans OF SANFORD B#nkM D i P U l U lita u rad U p J o *10/100 r t a w ia s r o y ’ .:r5c Checking Accounts ■Th* frlMtUy MKViqB *■ M * . . . paraonal loans . . . {hacking �■yr\\c- r m j v . V ' V v t Vv'i.s'.* ... >■ ......... .• i. ' V ’ l.M ■>' ♦•fib TtUew Great Ftvorite Yellow Is a high preffr«n'.» color, especially among tbo r who like moifrrn decoration and nowI cm art Yellow has great inti-1 lectual appeal and is one of the limst satisfying of colors lo loose N EW NA TIONAL PASTIM E Painting Houses At This Time Of Year Rivals Baseball Popularity THE SAVEOHD HERALD who prefer their ream; to have Tu«a. Ma, 2*. IM.1 Page S a sp arto u i u n clu lle re d look With M u l gold V flln u floor r-d. yellow For a kltrfien while, tile s, a i h arm in g color p lm for a flame m l. olive, i n o i hroWn, yel­ I - Io'- ro -m to modern style Is low- For a guest room olive, fi-af • ti -ii, lo r’-st g n -'n . p a ir lade green terra i oil i brown. vrMnw. g i r r n . putty off vvhttr l is a cotta • -n By DAVID G. RARKUTHF.R than before World War II. and *n AP Rest «»Ut* F.itltor PAINTWO IWV2E3 at this ll.m- do »t.» painter* The only way »'iu save on this labor cost U to of the year rival* baseball as (he can the national pastime You prnhxbly have the time and experience to do have neighbor* Maglng painting tthe Job yourself In Ihe right way at right aaasivlime in ngm m « i , with relatives lending a hand (he Gambling tbllng on the weather weatner Is is a big nig la give the old manse a new look. factor d o r In a house nouse palnling palming jots. job. Wool Wood Ana around town you see the nuin siding and Irim has to be dry. II ber nl people having their htnixes have rain, you might In wail freshened up with niw paint — you enough to make any man want to fur at least a week of sunny weath­ er before you start to paint. Then get In and pitch. it is heal nol to start the job If tinWell, this spring paint no, clean weather Is damp, foggy or cold up, fix up custom probably was The temperature shouldn't be below promoted primarily hy the paint SO, say the experts manufacturers. If so. wc ought lit to In Two or three days should hr like our hats off to them Maybe tor drying bctwion roals their bright Idea doesn't give us allowed In clear warm weather—more time is much fun wMding a paint brush Jamp nr rnld weather Yet more with our pitching arm. bul il ccr in two weeks between coals Is lain!)' saves us a lot of hard than nol considered good jrartlci- since tamed rash hy keeping the rain •jxcexilve drying can he as bad from rotting us out of house ami is not enough drying home. MANY HEADERS have written (living the devil his due. you have to admit that the paint milkers to this department about paint fail have greatly Improved Ihelr prod­ urea. You can't expect the best uct over the paint Grandpa used to paint to hold whin water gets be­ use. Even though nn paint will last hind It. Moisture In a wall, whether forever, and the best will tail It from leakage nr Indoor vapor pres they aren't put on right modern sure, will push any paint nlf In house paints at least give far heller blisters. This Is especially noticeable In service than paints gave half a century ago This has been shown soring thaws after hard winters Designed for Florida tiring Is Ihe Or. Vlnrent llnherl. liner lirritixtm reslifenre on Virginia Condensation blisters will be Ihe I by government teals V*rmte m Mir .Mayfair .erlnm. file house is of (hr oom'rtnialk raorn r*pr «nh the mi* ilnnr. / '"~,m<‘,i nn cold north walls I * *• hrooghout am* m itral brattng arrange mrnt Mth« f e s lm e s tnrhirir a Vf-rlda room and throughout ___ _a dr'iuo . the patnt dealer la trying to "sell" at ht-aled rooms—rarel) appearing patio for enSerlaining mil-of flmir* you something when he urges you on unhealrd porch or garage walls you > Another form at paTnl failure I* ipend a little more itinne-y lor In ip family are favnrlli. shades Th‘- some color «■.od d o .ition ■ duequality paint. The difference In peeling, cracking or scaling, wills keynote of humr decoration iroiind FtikImi tdlle II imu t ill', " ff price between what Ihe trade calls no blislrrs If this is not obviously should be sarlcly, with dynamic while sand cocoa p e a rii blos',,»o, O'painters' n .In lines" and lop grade i caused hy over painting and ap [ red accessories Here are *otnr pink blue, .Male g ra y, pr.u It I in durable paints amounts to chicken nears nnlv on south wails exposed I successful coloi roiubiuatinns with shell, carnaltim ijunk, grav gieeu feed. The “painters' lines” ire | In sunlight. It ran be taken as a 1 Chinese red or anilque coral tile Idue For aa modern rouiii lores! moil manufactured trf meet price com­ sign of poir quality paint Pewter gray, bisgc, chartreuse green, pewter g ra y, sm oky brown, SINCE GRANDPA'S DAY, (here petition. You can’t expecl them to while nuit red For an entrance has been much evolution In Ihe pink, blue Fo r a kitchen pit*come up to durable standards Irnf green, cocoa, pair p a sM g re rn . p ca rh . grav g rrru The family should tir surrounded foyer Figure il out for yourself The making nf paint. Front pure white biggest rost In palnling your housr lead plgmrnts In raw linseed nil, In Ihelr home with rnlirs that gns-n. red For a kitchen orange, white, lilue Is labcr—the work of preparing Ihe palnl went through a period nf suh Milt them best llaslrnlly. green Is pale lade green, slalr gray, white surface and applying Ihe palm sllliiling line oxide. This was a fresh, peacefnl. well halaiiri-l red While the whole Jests nl printin'* done In combat the had rffrets of Friendly Grern vbtir house wilt amount to several hydrogen sulphide fumes When II color, yellow, cheerful and sunny. (,r*'en Is p ri-frrre il rotor o is the the pri-ferred hundred dollars, Ihe cost of the was rarrird Ion far, house paint n«il, warm, energetic, exciting, the e lie rrfu l. com fort loving fam blue, cool anil reserved hecame brittle. palnl Itself Is only a fraction lly sshn like colors that are no Tlien titanium dioxide got the Architects and decorators now too strong Green is frie n d ly anThe average small house may call for eight or ten gallons of limelight because It lakrs a lot for the first limn are aide to tie has a quiet ch arm Color rnm bln > ialnt. The dlffermcr In cost lie of diluting. Hut when It was river vinyl Ide floor rnlors into the llm is that harm onise w ell wit' room colir plan, and the home Shannon green i r lim e green flue ween cheap palnl and good quality used, palnl lacked durability Iterently Ihe palnl makers have owner can indulge his own tastes Hli*. or white Ivy i with grr-* ialnt runs no more than a dollar or wo ner gallon It's certainly short­ struck h happy medium by pro In vinyl floor tile, regardless of m arble like v e ln ln g i Includ e: Fm sighted to skimp on this difference duclng lead jlnc titanium paints his color preference New vinyl a modern llvlngruom c h ill r r when you figure the durability In The result Is palnl can breathe As tile. Krnflex, conn* In It colors, sm oky brown b la ck , w h ile , off it wears, II gradually chalks away, carefully chosen to conform with white green Fu r a dining room volved AH FOR I.AROH COSTS, yon cleaning llself With ptnper appfl today's high style color palette lirig e , o live , p e arh , enena hrnwo know how times have rbangi-.t. You cation, II Is free from the faults They are clmnv. while opal, i hi ch a rtre u se . g iven F o r a foyei nesr red. Itlklnl lilue. Shannon niivi*. beige, off w h ile , orange ask and get more for your time developed hy previous type* green, lime gnen, marigold, egret while, desert sand. Pilgrim gray, green fool. Conservative Blue old Ivory, liingle black, while lllo e is apt to lie Dip favorite Ivy, antique coral. For Ihe faintly of active, lively color of the fa m ily whose home people, who like unusual furnish Is dignified, w ith trad itio n al and H ere nrng*. red and rnlors In Ihe red antique furnishings NEW HOME? Perhaps Wo Cun Help You rind The Homo You £ £ b Want Wc Have l.isliiiKS Of A crra K F Groves IOiih'Ih'h Farms Laliel'nml Properties and Homes of Disliiulion For Cool* o\* u'v N T h is K 'ii I I I N. I’utk Hume 11-!* i ^ 7 CHECK THE BUYS f f r ^ ARE YOi: I.(JOKING FOR V Color Schemes In Homes Should Aid Morale Of Family t ■ 1 IN OUR STOCK OE m REAL ESTATE lloilten To Suit Tim Needs <M Kverylwuly, I’ i t ferml l.isfingh Thniugluuii Semlitiile ami Vi» liisiu ('camlies. Let Uh Assist You With Your Ileal Estate I’ttreliasu. Raymond M. Ball, Kcaltor Sam I). lIlKhlrymau, AHsuelale INSURANCE 1 1 Phono 960 im f O T > TI1E B EST FOR ANY HOME 5 and 10 YEA H GU ARA N TEE 4 SOI SANFORD i PLUMBING Q U A L I T Y PA1MT I'm e lirlid lr paint, tu iih Iii'h for In le iiiif in exterior palnling A ll si/ert. Dtirnble asphalt tile niHkeu an attrnctivo and Inexpeiislvn fliKir! t ’hnlci} of iidni's. INSULATE R A N tlta NOW! R EFR IG ERA TO RS ---- *^MSuJj • *'' * *■o FHEEZEHH • • PHONE 18S8 FANS B A T T E N E L E C T R I C CO, .______ 104 South Hanford ( 'c u n it lr f e s l o i ’ k o f TTTfor SUMMER COMFORT AIR CONDITIONING - I W IT H * R. L HARVY V im Kafe iv •.I■TV iPw'' S \ li • i>in|tl r . nun i|iini' <li> qi Steel l n-l u if Ii ii 111 m i n 111 n • vim ■li i A <11llisl li fill' i I( m iim . II0T P 01N T • rr?!., F.'fT* Ip iK J.V 4 a ll ly p e H o f m re e it a , f 'h n m l c a l l y - f m i t n i l p in e . Call On Batten Electric Company To Help KMan Your Kitchen and Laundry. • i R en im fm H c re r n o r liu iv e r e t l }■! AUTOMATIC * OAS OR ELECTRIC "WATER • HOTTER" mi kou i i SANFORD t s r m .iK M VI i HUVIK m il.D IN G PLANS •» WHEN PLANNING YOUR HOME im ' a u t y linihliiiK hardwino at luday'a Imat pricen. Top quality. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. McCRACKEN ROAD - Phone 1241 OUT WERT TH IR T EEN T H S T R E E T . * V , Rhone ittsi I I -ia? �0 • mirnmi,1ST v s? fa g . a T om . Mar M. H U T H E SANFORD HERALD --- 1 --------------------- I-------------------------------------------------- nm m co kh o ls W l d E COST CORNUf*-/". ' VV-nim nnd C E L E R Y A VEN G ER Z - '~ ~ ItklVvItw -w . . “ T'T ~ MATTRESS . \%M ) IlOX SPRINGS 1 9 .™ KXt'HANfJK TWt« U the Boar plan (or "111. Par. 8«lUr II oum of I9SJ," loc.1 l . 1l it II, «ni villa, Now York. Th* awl«>nl of mar. than M pair* uf Ual and llluatr alien In Hit Muiruibvr l.tur u( Houm Beautiful wagatin., th# Par. Hatter I. built on a U m K**i -w .* i lln» ao that th. main «uidum of It* U.lag guart.ra (art Hptrtk. Main point, In th. plan ladod.3 correct, year-, amid urlrnlallou In lb. nun and wind*; t.grrlotion u( private room* from puhtlr and aar,ic. araaai Hirpagh-vtiililalhin In 7 room*; ala pi m i * far autilaor living lor *la kind, of w.alhar rondltlona; and ulrwl atria* to l.r.arr, (ram nit r-omi. Not ahown In thin vl.w •« a partial Inw.r Root, built und.r tk. ma.I.r bedroom and bo,, room, and ran* lalnlni ■ famllr rnlrriatmn.nt room, tha h.alrr room, and *pnr. (or a (ulucr bull. HOLLYWOOD HKI) n w it h 39.00 < leg s HONE REPAIR FX(H AN O R F.Xt HANOI'. Accidents In Home Keceive Attention S e e k i n g Solution A newspaper story nf the fatal plunge nf u IfJyearnhl tmy frnm n l&lh flour apurl innit anIII he 'slipped nn a highly polished floor, weariful sllpp ry .fine., ami pilingeil over Ihe low sill >>f a niarbv window." This tragic- slory I* comuini. to ull purl* nf (be country. Thuuitti c o o n FOR T H E BALAN CE OP T IIE MONTH. P A I N T Y O U R HOME NOW! Welcome Summer With A Gleaming, Freshly Painted House. Call 1833 For The Most Expert Jolt Anywhere — SPECIALIZING IN INTERIOR DECORATING C L A R E N C E l . Ihe total number of death* due to home accident* declined alightly In IDS], futaUle* caused by (alia in the home increased. Of bo M,0M death* due to home ac cidento in 1M1, U.700 were dtw to fall*. Tbi* represent* a dentt rate of 9.0 per 100,000 population Lale*t rejuirt* allow lhat 0 In 7 d.atli* ilue In hnmn acclileni* were Li urban ur non farm luimi-i. Dining the unnie U-month imtIcmI, Injurir*. aualuinetl In liome aeeJ d.'jL* totaled 4,200.000, more than half of llinin In iirltan limnes The 110,000 iierinunent Injuries en*t approximately looo.unu.oou In Inst wuer-i. medleni nmt nOii-r penaea. About 14 of all fall* in Ihe home occur in the bedroom, half of (hem due to simple lull* while grtllng lulu anil mil of lied. Liv­ ing room. kilclien, *lulr* mid bathroom are other home danger apota. Trace Cause of fall* Serious falls are due In vailed causes Amuui! Ihe more pievalent arc: 1. Men are Ifiiuri-il t>, la ) full* from ladders; ib) skiildiiip on a mg oil u liliihly polished Ilnur; <c) falling owr chairs ur oilier furniturt-: id) slipping on icy alalrwny. 2. Women are iniured by (a) tripping on children'* xkale*, (b) Irlmilng ovir electric extension cord; (cc) falling off a box or stuol uxed a* ladder; (ill being thrown to the flour when heavy mixing bowl fall* from high shelf 3, Children art. injured hy fa) allpplng on a cake of soap in hathroom; (hi falling while sliding down a honlMer; (cl falling over furniture while racing Ihrough room* In play; (ill fulling when startled by scalding wnlir In turning wrong faucet The Slipping tlainrd Having determined that slip ping on flour* is Ihe basic cause CONSULT WITH PLANS, M A TERIAL AND BUILDING 2 to 10 limea greater_ on • wet KNOW • IIOW ARE A L L A V A IL A B L E H ER E. floor than on ft dry floor; that, under moat rondiUm*. asphalt Hie I* safer to wait ao thaa" any other smotAb-auiiactd material Kentilfl flooring angineara hava made Ntudiea which Todtcaf. that accident# increase ratio with body fa i igin1, which in ay explain why elderly people, when ilred, are aia to fall. Many autbnrMiw be­ lieve that death* due to (alia ran In- sharply reduced with onfUv.’ j lioines for older people; that heart lesions and nthrr physical strain* ftsc minimi rod in Ihe one level R O O F !A /O P A IN T IN G Other structural changes sug nled are sliding kitchen-cup board doors, to prevent bruises or hump* when swinging door* an- k-fl ajar; lower ‘ wor "and and wider slo-lve* In kitchen* andI pantries, pa In l<-iM-n bruises from falling ob Jed*, mid asphalt llle floors In kilcheiiH tn relieve fatigue anil miniiniip slippage. Some hullik-rs present accident and sulrty handbook* to each purchaser of a new hnmtx Many school* provide instruction Intended to promnle safely at home, euutiunlng pupils about existing hoiirdx Lumber used for fiK-niture is Ihurmigldy freed from all moisture to he sure lhat dimensions are per­ manent. When cul. Hid boards are air dried far a period of 00 day* or jongca-. Then comes kiln drying. A kiln i* merely a room with (1 (1) mean* of circulating heat upward Ihrough tho lumber (2) provisions of admitting cold air from above mid (3) exhaust slacks lo ivmovo moist warm air. LUMBERMt ' 1 IN S U L A T iO N FOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS OF ANY KIND SEE . . Security Lumber & Supply Yard r>20 M APLE A VEN U E •HONE 787 “ ■ *uMy Mi of many home uccidtat* engineers have devoted special W YN N attention to flooring. U. 8. Uureau of Standard* tesla definitely proved that a person wearing rubber betf* J* less apt lo fall than one wearing leather heels; that the slipping narard I* FAINTING, DECORATING nnd l»AP8K HANGING PHONE 1831) Ozier-Weller Homes, Inc. IF YOU A R E PLANNING TO BUILD . . . R E P A I R . . . REMODEL, DO IT NOW ON CONVENIENT, sw am F IR S T FE D E R A L TERM S! SE E THE ECONOMICAL A L L PU RPO SE "FLORIDIAN 3 Bedrooms, 20 foot Living Room, Kitchen, Bath, Large Master Bedroom, Hall, ft Big Closets, On A Large, Well Shaded Lot, Completely Landscaped. Now you can plan with confidence $ 8400.00 to build your homa . . . . . Our economical loan plan In tailored to your Individual needa. • AU Of Otar How.* Am Built Vadwr F.H.A. InipMhon Of The Vwy Ftawat Material*. You May Have Your Ckate* Of Bithar Ma­ sonry Or Frame CoMtraetlon. Sound, modern term* Comfortable payment plan 'Pay ahead" prlvllea*, HNP HOIIB8 . .LOW COW HOMOS . . . BSfTBR,BUILT HOW? IWB ABE ACCEPTING 0 .1 . APPLICATIONS] ?PHONOS 1205 RANDOLPH as wonHsgSri* dmttJnpHp r . . V■ *' US FIR ST! mmm O T it t T �Two Methods For Getting Loans On Homes Explained chi l dr en Prefer lamic Colors In leir B e d r o o m s ■ ,V i ■3 ni, avoid subtle colors. A llild’s vision Is unsophisticated prefers dynamic colors like green, yellow, blue. Drab, colors create a moody dls it ion; bright, gay colors on Hi, floor and furnl<Aiings have opposite effect. Bright gloss or enamel wall _ Ish, not flat paint, should be led in a child's room becauv.’ Its washahiilty. Walls of canary lllow, leaf-green nr rose run be rctsilrd with brilliant splashes nl Dntrxxtlng color in eortalns and urniture trim Unfinished chairs, tables and bests of drawers can be painted bright enamel; so ran null! In tall and floor cabinets. A toy best with cushioned top ol ■Ight colored washable material fxith cheerful and practical. In Light marblelK'l Chinese yd, Marigold yellow, Bikini bloc, aonnon green and other striking nlors, Kcnficx vinyl floor tile can easily installed by the homevner himself. II can lie laid nvu.* [nncrelo, wood and plywood nil erfloors, and over nullnnt healed loora. With guidance, the child an rlnmse his lavortt.' color com* lilnutlon fur his own flnu*. 'Oils inexpensive new vinyl nor covering inattsial Is imper­ ious to chemicals, scratching and [>t*scufflng. is greaseproof and re-resistant. An older child can keep Die Our clean h im se lf. It hfti- are two im portant w ays for a home-owner In get n loan til pay for im provem ent* to his hrm'e tine is i| Federnl Him«ing Adm lnisti a lien T itle I loan. T h e olher is nn additional advance on uii open-end n io rlg ag c. Ilo lh h a n fea t'ires which citable many h o n iifw nt-rs in m ake improve* nents thnt ntherw isc they i-eultn'! afford The H l . \ does not lend money Itse lf Whtll It does is to insilto 1i/*l.. Good contemporary architecture and ro il saving ideas are combined In this home, chosen as a housc-of-thc-month by American Bulldrr. Low, sweeping lints dominate the exterior, which has asbestos cement boards, an economical material noted for fire-safety and dura­ bility, a* It* siding. Battens over verti­ cal Joints add Interesting shadows. The designer and builder, Donald Bchole of Toledo, O., repotted wall Installation savings of one third at compared to ordinary methods. Working plans may In obtained from Amsri- an Builder Home Plan Service, JU Chert Ii H u m New York 7. N.V. MC XM -’ ■• •» ■ > JTOX I ! -J l fcf—| IT tiv Xm < Wo Are Proud Of Our Many Fine UNlingH In Women, Home SiteN, Acreage, And VuriouH Types Of Income Property. SEMINOLE R E A L T Y W. lllel rldiN Iteutlurn ■« Bulfidii«| S IC K A T il- i' W’l p h iil I " m n In - n 11 i-i- i- d im n li- u l v m ir um l • Aluminum — Any Sice and Color Won’t i-VV ' ' >v t, ■V W : ■■■ . * • USE PITTSBURGH PAINTS FOR THAT PAINT-UP JOB, SEE THEM _ THE LOVELIEST _ . . « N EW . ■- a . I COLORS _ o « il* il -*np |<1•!-*% S lo p in in ilu t ’/ / J C l...... . M Wheol Bar rowh i (ianlen ShcurH • Fences • Power MoworH • SprlnklerH TV - f pnx im -iit lo r n ii* 11OHO RopIk SPORTING GOODS >v, si,r** e n sv 2 111 Went Third Ml reel (in rdf Ii T ooIm • * K f' ii HILL LUMBER & SUPPY YARD Puinls • Chip, Crack, Peel or Rust si FOR S l ’DDKN SRRVICK CAM* TIIK LUMliKR NCMIiKR K\ irlmnuTH • V ii FOR A BEAUTIFUL R(H)F-( IIOOSF BARR FT W atering H ohi* VENETIAN BLINDS ^ iM i|t1il o H o li'i'l lu ll u l I n n - .I ■(unlit * tm lliV ' IllW t'S l pl'ti'i*-' * U i- w ill In- IT * TIME to eivo your Homo A Now Lo<i$o on I ifo! •f,S K4& ' i • [*"'pj,1-t li-Jlt lilt* II l l l l i l i l i t l j f lli'i- ils III Joints. AM plumbing is pre assem bled mi jig s III Ihe Juii site simp < liln ilie ) and firep laee a re id p m r-d rein fo rfe it eonerete made w illi a lu'.ld w isg lil p laste r uggregato. T ill ' teelm iipie anil die use of *>|H-t-lally developed fo rm s o n n b l's ihe liiiib l er to In rlm le a fire p la ce ui le s s cost than a singl - m asonry rliim r i j wlthm il flr r p la e t In le rm r fen lure* include run rented co rnice lighting, hnri/nn ta lly sliding windowa, la rg e ward rolie-typc clio .-lx , npisi-lieiiiit ceil itlg III livin g loum and large expanses of w all to eelliiig win ilowx. PAINT FO R E V ER Y SURFACE f. Y O U R IiO V V K S T F R I C K S ! lied taping of dry wall Inl-rlm GLASS FO R EV E R Y PURPOSE '--.re FO R It y i u i r ’ n- m n lt in jr y r m r i i I i i i p * im vv I'm H "tm - it - |m ir ir iy m ill l i i n l i l i i i g , it w ill j m y v im tn jfe l t n i|iin t iit r < l w it h C o n icm tio rary home m ay I ......... ... lMined llirin ig li A m e rie a ii lltiild e i Home 1'lnn Sc-rvlte. ;to Chtireh S tree t, Now Y o rk 1. New Y o rk IN ALL I S H I " 11 aI ) I N ( J S I T P I M J K S Comjilele ipiniter - null sen' working plans of Die California • V lisnlihe OAR n o. about (hr- wav the mai.’rlal takes paint anil holds it. I'aiui pealing and chipping, he ri'imrls. are prac tlcnlly imnexlstent This wall building plan, Heholt says, has cut installaumi cost* by more than one-third as compared Phone 27 1 111111d petroleum as ii come* from the ground -om eiiine* Is thick and s i i c U i l i k e > v i i i i i and sometim e* light and \ooitlh* tiko ' l«| [ni Ihe Iniindidiim and lu e ih a n timiso p ain t. S c lm li I* rn lh u sln stlc . Ini! ......................................... 1.120 M fiifim llt i A v e n u e type nr to those who cun iiersu ail* th eir lending In stitu tio n s in rocusi s i. e xistin g m ortgage to include Hie npeti-eiid provision Iteroofing often t-liis*nl ns an • e sse n tia l" improvoim-ni is onit of the kinds of work most freip im tlv u ml e i token w ith any type of home m odelid riitio n loan. Hepnitm enl of < omme.ee records show that about XT, percent o f nil roofing mu11-1 Ini used is nsplm lt roofing F o r crn n o im asphalt • hirigle* can lie laid on top of most old roof cover d ig *, " New materials and labor saving to ordinary methods used In Irnine lerlinUiues are solving Iho problem (-onstnictiiiii uf building moderately priced Asbestos .Sheets F ru in iin ir a l lioines without sacrifice uf living A sbostoi-cein nt huard* not only space uf ituality cons Irue Iion, ae cording to Donald .1. NcIwW ol m ake u wi-.ir cestslaid siding bill Toledo. Ohio, whose huuslug ,im they are low in cost I to y a le of Jecli featuring contemporary arehi ililo ci'n l I'o in p is ilio ii and tnciuii h u stihie, ih c tc h t -n p p lid ie vain teeture have won wide aluxiUon able (ire proteclino ItolplU ol jilt) III* lidvam .'ll Idea* ate shown In lllllliu n e In Ihe d e l.'I no alum i ll ‘d 1 good advantage III a California of all kinds uf in-a I In i lin y w ill ('nnlcjiiiiorary model chosen us the List ,i life lim e They a le , n tn rem e r. "homo-of-the-month" by Imlli a resistant to le rm ile s and rm le itlj. lending bulld-.’r*' Journal and a nu White e a sily [tainted. ll.- v ilu not tlonally circulated home magazine requ ire painting for p reservatio n Of iincsiury const ruction, with anil pri-nenl an n llr a c liv e appear low sweeping linos, the home has a unee in llie lr n atu ral 'lo n e gray distinctive jxtrrinr perfectly soiled color lo Its modern styling. Contributing III S c h o ll' liniiu' ilu- aslii'slo s to its handsome appca-.'aiuv is the hoards are applied \ rtieally, ex die of asheslm-ce mint board, a ,v»p| under window*. to studs on material of rocklike durability 24 iiu*h center* Vertical joinls are which come* in large sheets, as eonccnlcil under l\3 inch wood bat [ siding ti-.is, with an additional batten IJ»e Four-Foot Module every two feet fur dcei-.'alivc Heel Tii make th.s eslerinr walls, as The Inline, which Inelinl •* three I heitns ivmenl tniprils w *taniluftl~1i<> dri>uiii», a rprrrattoir n»*m «txl-foot sire upplit-l over rigid garui'e mill a storage area is hull! sheathing of the same dimension*, to sill for IIH.ttju. which mines to Similarly sited panels are us-yd ft-.- ■nhmil $1) a mmai j foot exclusive the dry-wall interior finish All of land liuildiuu experts say this walls are laid out on a four foot is a low figure for tin* noddy module, which reduce* cutting of of construction employed Might Ihe board* amt wastage to a mini moullis of planning preceded tin' mum. Even the windows, In some I first building optratmn. Kvery rase*, tike full 4xR foot sheets i Liard, nail anil uipe was cum IcUllt-d. T h fi n shop was under them with noi Job-site cutting pletely del rlnr or exlerlor Net up ntl Tho kill site for cutting for either the Intcrl lum ber uml pre-assenitdy work uf the bouse. I’ re A ssem bly l ' a j * O ff Tin asbestos-com mil board sldiuit Lab o r savin g le c h n lip irs , in nil is Ihe pelnt base. II Is first primed with a prepared primer made dillon to die asbestos sided w all* especially for Ihr map rial, then include pie nssem ldv nt all window Ivon n coat of standard exterior anil dour m ills, mi- h .in ie.il Iriou h REALTOR hnllh w illin g T I I K S A N F O R D l l l . H A I .f i T u e *. M ay 2H. IBM f’age / New Materials And Techniques Are Promoting Economy In Construction req u ire * lieauty thrm ighnul his life . 111 ............... O F flL W IT H A lending principal ha* heen am ortised. A ty p ica l case would work lik e tliis : A home owner has an openend m ortgage for #12,1*00 at I ' , percent Interest for 20 year* A f 1.1 pfllll ic r five ye ar*, he hn* paid hack CM'OO of the p rin cip a l . T h e n , if he 'u n is to im prove hi* house for im tili', re iu n f w ith n*phali bugle* nj fin ish an expansion ittlc lie can go to hi* lending in stitu tio n and seek an additional u d 'ii'iro of fg.lllNI or less, what i'Vei he ni'edi fo r m a te ria l* and i i 111 lirn tln n . When the ad d ilin iial ndvahci is mnde, it becomes part ■d the same m ortgage the homeni in t luul hefore. He hn* lb year* lor n-piiviin-ni at l l v pereeni in1.1. si lleroofm g “ K sse iU ln l" \n i, [..[lio n iil advance under otien-cod m oitgnge is ■si allni to home m vn eis whine m e of the up* n end it If gi 1— S H pi 1 BOOM TO HOME BUILDING unly wiping with u ilamp cloth, llarilenril tllrt conics nil easily with a mild snap mopping. No waxing Is nteessary. The child who is trained to color-consciousness at an early uge will enjoy an appreciation of V t, \ h a « M » 0 „ i n I sty private *llli. If in stitu tio n *. This m ake* and other lenders m ole to grant loans, because the F l l A insurance is a fu ll guarantee of paym ent. The m axim um amount for a T itle I loan is SU.-Vhl, and p a y ­ ment* cun lie in ad« live i a* long is period a* three ye ar*. New A u th o risatio n Now handling more loans tlum ever io-fnre in It* Itt-year ilis to iy , the T itle I prugrnm recently to reived a new | Mill ,000,000 a tit h u ll ration from t ’o tlgres*. T h is to n co n sidtled necossury to catch lip w ith m I >nck log o f iip p licalii-iis mid to f llc illla lc all esp ecleii hiioni in hmi'i m o ilern iratio ii w ork. l ow in te rc *! rates and a rt to liv e lv lout; number o f year* fot piiym -nt lire the udvantage* of borrow ing money under an open end n in rtgage, which include* a l lovisii-n fin no ad w iiice o f itdditiv n iil money a ft e r pint of the RADIOS - • Law n Sweepers • IsitWII M o w o ih • Law i i RakeH • Pruning Tools • K d n e is HOUSE FURNISHINGS WASHING MACHINES �# - 'NO CHARM I f f ROM T H E SA N FO R D H t R A lO One-Room Apartment Can Be Made To Look Like Enchanted Cottage w yw . . ig r t-,' nft I ■- Special Place For Younger Set Seen As Need In Homes 1,. I a room seem larger. 3. A bookcase cabinet arrange ment built from floor tn celling gives you slorage space for every. — • Inlng from books to bric-a-brac In a minimum o( floor space. y * and working, dining ami sleep­ 4. Instead of conventional ash ing, and still glvo the appearance trays, use antique oyster plates of a comfortable sitting room. You can sew and saw lo furnish or old Ironstone chicken bring un a budget. Or you can buy the dishes or odd llmogc dessert best furnishings available, and dishes, as an Important "little togage professional decorating ad­ touch" to your room. Thesp con vice. Either way the aim should be picked up In antique shops for be to achieve charm, cosines*, It***, usually, Ihan modern recep­ comfort and compactness In your tacles. one-room abode. 3. in liny handsome nieces nf ______ ,you __ _______ _ ■a ............. ............. Jna. silver and oilier items table | . Before t ci *select wyour > home . ■ I _____ a cl * furnishings, ask ynurself what Is 1used In everyday living, instead necessary to your achemc of' of cluttering up your room with living. Th-.'n plan those essentials what-nots that serve no purpose it. Attractive sugar howls or first, building accessories around them. Space savers such as desk milk pitchers in china or pewter dining table, breakfronl rhnsls, may double as flnwrr vases fkU rnmlilnaUnn licit «ntl rnurh h*. * «*ll.h«njlrf >lnrs|* chest with I coffee table • bench combinations old Jugs, loir tea cannlstrrs. are Indispensable In some homes kerosene lamps, or vases make hulll ln .pul b|M in ()•*,* leee-sgrr rnmfnrl and .umtlhlnl different In Electrical shops Everything In Un small room prelty lamps her itinm In tittple-»llh cnlnr Ihe pieces tan be mired ne matched to glee tarry fixtures for wiring . . . Loom should be built for service. fiirtrtliin»l. trintern Irrtnlt. It Is r»lb-rl ”I.nni|' Is." <rsnfnrd furniture Co.) shuttles with a glass tube wired Color la Important Color may make up for a skimpy In thorn make handsome wall home-furnishings budgU, and give flower containers you the charm you can't nlherwlsn acquire. If you have a favorite color, so much the heller. Splash It (bout your room liberally, for background or accent, choosing the accompanying colors care fully. It Is easy to live wllh colors you like. Hut don’t use more than three The*-.* same colors should tv used In the one pattern or stripe you select Here are some modern decorator H e r combination* *nd tnei*»« tlons on how to use them: |Uri|IVOIM7. lemon and pewter: Turquoise, Lemon walls, wall*, pewter p m in rover for sof* nr studio couch, throw pit sols lows of turquoise and/nr lemon, on* upholstered chair In turqunl*ror In a pattern combining Ihe three colrrs, a n y rtrg. Cha renal, lipstick red, pearl gray) Charcoal walls, red sofa (perhaps corduroy or velvet>. gray or Mack and while rug. Another delightful accent with charcoal Is rltron (iive ynur living room it "face liftin g" with new nllpHilaries of Inhaccn, beige and envoi* . . . . Sen our Im uiiliful Hrloctlrui nf m utcifnl* cocoa are Irieal for a man's room: Beige to cocoa walls, rug In con in fluniln. stripe* mill p rin t>< in muko your homo a* (ratting shade, ether furnishing. guy an n spring garden! In either hue Pillows, lamp shades ami other accents may be In * vibrant blue Flalri Is a lovely bold arrrnt for (he room of a young girl or * patriotic Hrotsmsn. Your favorite or faintly tartan makes It more fun, and offers a good converse lion piece The sparkling |ewe| like reds, greens, blues or yrl tows nf Ihe plaids may be used In solid colors for rug and ont* chair, The softer contra.ling (hide In Ihe plaid may he used for draperies and lounge rover, Plaid Ihrow plltowa ami perhaps Ump shade add a real tlerorsfraloucn, Make 'Em Ynurself If you are furnishing on a hod •At, makn some of ynur furnish ngs yourself. Hero ore some Ideas: Coffee and end (able* . . . Take oval or oblong picture frames or mirror* and use as tups for old (able* found In alllc or Jnnk shop . . . cover an old card table with llltn. saw leg* down to *l«\ If need be if room Is vrrv large, take an old fashioned round dining table I found at unctions or Junk shops), cut legs down from tin* top, relation tn table tup . . . Put a favorite tray on a wrought Iron stand. Floor Covering . . . Make a wide braid rug In all shades of Ihn color you choose as an sccenl shade for your room. Mill-end blanket strips sre used, usually, for making these rug* If floors Apa bad, put dnwn vinyl or rubber tiling (easy to do yourself if dl rectum, art* followed) wills the throw rug on lop One dellghirul scheme rnrnblnn black and while tiles with a hr sided rug In shades °L ,blu® f»n4ln« from pale to sap phlra. A citron, lipstick reel nr tangerine hunt) rug offer another (mart sccenl. nrapsrle. , , , Make thorn your p self of Inexpensive corduroy or denim In conventional or llerul ,* 7 Ityle cafe curtains. Large wooden or metal rings are a nay Blip Use shutters (bought at lunk ihopi) painted and repaired lo roplace both blind* and draperies Jr the window Is In a small ares, tie wallpaper with a brick motif .2 Alf" * fl®llghtful outdoor effect >0 Hub section of your room OJher thing* lo keep In mind whan furnishing a small aparlmenl 1 SLIPCOVER The younger ict—from tlie age of A to 19—need a place in die home that they can call their own Up till now they teem to have been neglected and much abuacd with hand-mc-downa, small bedroom», nr possibly sharing a room with an older person. They need a place In ihe home whero they can have privacy, romfort and something really dif­ ferent in the way of furniture. A place to entertain friends, work, and Pjay. A place where they have helped In the selection of furniture to meet their needs and tastes. furniture selection should be rimsldered with great thought be­ fore any buying Is done. Modern furniture lhat features built In sec­ tion* nr stacking piece* It most practical because U can "grow" In height as the child gets older and tailor Hookcases that lino a wall will ild In training children to be neat, as everything that would normally b* carefully placed on a chair or bed will have Us own place. chair* scaled lo the site of Uia children, and of sturdy construc­ tion in stand the "wear-and tear'* iff; I. Tha scene when you enlrr FPUAroom should be immediately P easing lo the eye, In that first glance one should see ■ cosy f c h s l r s wllh table HELPING YOU We Are Here To Help You With All Your Real Estate Needs. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor RAYMOND I,LINDQUIST, Aaaoc. PHONE 1878 A TLA N TIC NATIONAL BANK BUILDING FROM ..... THE STORE THAT HAS YOUR HOME IN MIND! CURTAINS Sheer FlbreglanHPrlncillan to en­ hance your windows. yet let In light and air . . . . 90 Inch............ 13.95 03 Inch........... 9.95 45 inch........... 7.95 MATtilUAL is s r i n T m i . M ay M . 1953 chUd a feeling of privacy, you can ?*« * 1• choose any iypo of furniture ttial ~ "(Ilia the hill'* in give the younger art what they want Nylon Ruffled Curtain* 7.95 - 9.95 • 12.95 Ruffled Organdy Ciirtalnn, whltn and colors, permanent finish 5.95 pair Nylon Olaan Curtain* 2.98 to 7.95 Cafe CurtninA. gay floral print* DRAPERIES In Solid Colon, and Bright Floral Patterns DRAPERY HEADINGS 6.95 to 9.95 Conan tlrttw-plciii heading* and plttH lo give your draperies that "cunlom Hindu" look. Alao a complete linn of Klrach rods and accessories SHOWER CURTAINS /Inyl Plastic Shower seta hy Arlington in assorted colors, plain and prints. Sets Include the shower curtain and matching window curtain for only TOWELS BEDSPREADS Fa innus Batra quality In Jacquard designs and th* lovely Heirloom spread* Chenilles in pretty colors and all whilst also unglaied colton prints with matching curtains Olv* your bathroom a (usury look wllh luscious Cannon Towalal Thty'r* In the most heavenly colors and ao fluffy and absorbent. All (ls«e ami any co lo r you could with fori COTTAGE SETS Colorful organdy with floral print trim, Ideal for kitchen or bath. 45" x 60" 3.98 pair BED PILLOWS Faathar, foam rubber and down •jwflRsCte"®* t«ImSSh SHEETS I. A mirrored wall ran make WAABtAl-PlMtia of furnilure mad* during the Iglh Cantury, What r !3 I ? 0™ ,r # W " ! «dApt a Bona f*A these superb drelgni. Tnday** modem Adaptation. retain TABLE CLOTHS California Hand Prlntn with matching napkins 6.95 to 19.95 Rayon and Cotton aete, gift packaged, In white and colors, with napkins li«TSt^wiUj^Lra||irtSi,to Carefully matched surface wood E M uSB.SU 7.95 to 9.95 ) Pure Linen Dinner Beta 14.95 to 29.95 Cotton Print Clotha 3.50 to 7.95 Assorted Bridge and Luncheon Beta Superfine Percale by Cannon. While, contour or plain 72 x 108 . . . . 8.70 90 x 108 . . . . 4.98 Pastel colors Twin si tes. . . . 8.98 Double alsea. , . 4.79 «MW. Carptt Beauty MUSLIN SHEETS White, contour or plain 72 x 108 . . . . 2.98 81 x 108 , . , . 8.49 Urn meet popular eottoe rue Pe the market today) PILLOW CASES 81m S A B . . . 6*60 She 87 a 67 9.96 Bias 8 x 6 . . 14.96 Percale 48 x 88 89c ea. ‘ Mualln . . , ... , 89c.'eai‘ " �# a n fflrii Sjeralfc I F YOtf DON ! receive four Sauford Herald, U lr Delivery, by 7:9(1 P. M.. pi*»*e rail YELLO W CAB 1444 Established 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA WEDNESDAY MAY 27. 1953 Mercury Climbs To New Peak Of Year At 99 Mark ^ V No. 198 W ir e McCurtv Is Pale And Thin On First Visit MYSTERY SURROUNDS TRIP The mercury climbed to Ihe 99degree mark yesterday and K. J Moughtnn Jr., local weather ob­ server, stated today he wouldn't be surprised If the temperature reached the three figure msrk lx>fore the afternoon was over That flfldegree recording was the highest of the year ami capped a 14-day period when the mercury reached at least the Wl-mnrk for its mailmum reading. The stilling period started May 13 with an even so-reading The following day the maximum was 91 and Then raine readings of '.at. 91. 91, III. 92. 93. 90. 93. 93, 97, ami 97. llut for the first lime this year, local residents complained of es ccsslve heat during sleeping hours Ihe firrtmll from the world's first atomic ertlllery shell *pr*»d- mil ami roars upward after last night. I , 1,,u fir,.,| from the Arm y’s 1N0-HM glan atom ic gun fired eight miles ■*>*>' on Ihe ievada de­ Meanwhile, unlike nelghlmring sert Hillside l.s s Vegits. As Ihe iiholii was taken, the hnll was dividing at center and we* about to cities, Sanford has no worries over form the top and stalk of the characteristic mush room. I he streaks ,n right are trails of smoke roehets, Inn,line Ihe arid lo measure Ihe vleld of the ilelomitinn. The nuclear burst bad the violence a shortage of water. of 13,000 Ions of TNT, It whs slated. The m issile was exploded ..... -'>00 feet alsire a mass ill City Manager Tom Lemon said m llilu ir liirKi'l", Including a railroad train. ( Inter national Houndph<it,.i Ihe eight wells from which the City and the Air Station derive their supply are pumping between I 799.000 and l.OOO.OOO gallons u day which Is considerably ohove the yearly average of one and a third million gallons dally. This City's only troubles may rome from Ihe old lef iequipment now handlingj the sop supply. Mr l-emmi idols are saltl officials ur« keeping a close check nf all of Ihe pumping unils \pprnxlmntcly one third nf Hitand declared he expected new TIimmimn I. Lemon, O ly Man ir.itm stdleillng subscriptions fur pumps which have been ordered iigi-r, spoke to member* of the Sitnlnril Induslries hail reimrleil to arrive scam. rilul <lull ut their Hireling In the tin- mnruliig aflt-r riimpletlun >d He pointed out tbul ut certain Yacht ( lull Inst night cm the func­ Hu- fir-t day nf the drive In make times of the day and especially tions nf city government and Mime inxusk' uvallulde fur the C ltj's from about 8:00 to 7'00 p.m. water i,f the nbslarlr* that are tielng imliistriul movement, George from tap* may be reduced to u faced h> the City of Sanford at Williumx, M -rrriiiry treasurer nl mere tricklo, but the laull lies present. Hie furimrallon, announced today The biggest problem lhat San­ with the pressure and not the Team s sn far have roller led f.v ford hai lo face, lie explained. 1* volume. id . nf which I t , 123. was paid In the liruvy debt which is hanging 1 ash Mr. Williams said there wn» JACKSONVILLE l* - A cold air over it ami which prohibits Hits ■•11 nddllinnu! ll.twu tn I 3.JOO re■tax* rattling down the • . . ‘.rn City,from going ahead with much pnrb'd hy telephone updo dale. seaboard Is expected by the Weath­ needed Improvement* ami more rd lx All teams filing reports slnled er Bureau to end Norlhwi Flori­ progressive plans. More recreation they were aide tu contact only da's heat wave today. rurililfox for tin- young people ami about one-half nf the names on Meteorologists say the effect will n mure modern street program are City Manager Thomas Lemon be a drop of around in degrees in two of the main objective*, he said. S|Hikr si « Pilot Club m erliot their respective llsls for differenl Ihe ncor 100-degree temperature* lie compared the form of gov­ 1**1 in alii on I In- fnnelion-i of reasons. .1 llrullt-y IMIm iii , iliklriuuo ul which have prevailed here for the ernment lien- with Hint uf his r i l j Kovprnmrnl. Hu- Said, ,is| Imlu-lrnil llouril. past few days. former immo In Indiana where the stated today llu l in his opinion The cold front ws* across Sooth I eiiy Is run by ;i council that I* the result-, ohlaliii'd were gralllv Carolina and extreme North Geor­ under Ihe jurisdiction of the city, Ini: and lhat the drive would eon gia this morning and was expected enmity and stale (maids, making limn- until the maturity of tile per to reach Jacksonville late today It difficult sometimes to operate sons listed hail been eontaeleil He its effocts may be felt as far smith on the hudgcl lint i* left when deelareil In- was confident llir goal as Miami by Thursday, Mclcoroln- the various groups get through ,d ( 7.S,i ki o m suhseripllnns would gist R. L. Anderson sulil. with It. lie stilted that the type Anderson sold It now appears of city giivermuenl under which be reached soon Jacksonville’s top today will be Hanford Is operated is preferable llalpli row an, preshlenl >d San Two Negroes, both wlllmiil I* around B3 Instead of the luo fore­ in ntony ways fense counsel, were acquitted h ford lm lilstrles Ine , also staled cast. When questioned idmiil the re­ a six man jury uflcr udmitlm lie was very much encouraged h> Inauguration of a Youth Center Tho meterologlit said the heat movement look place yesterday waa principally concenlruled In cent wholesale purchase of new supuriile charges of driving with iin- rem its obiulnetl to data, lie equipment, Mr l.cmon replied mil lleen-e lags, leaving Hie seem tk-elaretl, Ihoiigli, ihut eoiitNeling noon as a group of representatives N orthern Florida buUhkt southern from civic dobs met ut a iunen- portions of the state would also he that -tv city Is Judged b-* the kind of an aC'cidi-lil. amt npeiatuiK > S(T iilJoij >,eo|,|e with xoim tiei of equlptuenl It uses and Hint you eon In Seminole High School at i affected and that temperatures can't hove a first class city wills car under (lie lufliience of liquor workers was illlfieull, and thal he the Invitation of Principal Herman there would moderate hy Thurs­ second class equipment lie quoted Prosecuting Attorney K a r I > I < win certain many persons would linuxhuhJcr said today. never he euntaeted directly. Morrla to illscnsa ways and meana day. tho cost nf repairs ami mainten­ The verdicts were rendered in Hu wanted d made known that of establishing auch an organlxaCause of the heat wave, It ox- ance on old equipment lust year yesterday's County Court. Wuybanyone not contacted was not he lion for Sanford In the near fu- lains, la a high pressure area as being | 2 1 .(> ( hj , In addition tu Ihe Took, Snufnrd Negro, was arre>ii -i ill left out d e lib a n le ly —llial It wax tore, nown as tho Bermuda High. R u p e r t Strickland president­ This high normally extends across more than 0,000 man hours lost by State Trooper It D| llnrri-x-n just impossible lo get to them He In repairing the old equipment oil Sipes Avenue lust Jan 29 oflu also deelareil dial any person elect of the Seminole High School the Atlantic Ocean from Florida to IT A , presided and explained that Spain but hai moved inland and The payments on the new equip fleeing the scene uf an aeeldeni wishing In eontrilHile to Hanford menl nnmnnts to |l8,i**i a year for Took was also honked for Improp' i the group Intends In spearhead a acroia Florida Into the Gulf of three years and will entail com­ llceiue tags. He freely udinin, 1 Induslries lue could do so bymovement to acquire a building Mexico. seeing him or Mr W illiams In paratively lillle repair hi* guilt tu both charge* hefon Itonm 20! of Ihe Melseh fluildlug mmedlatelv for Inc youth of 8anThat means hot, dry weather Mr. totmon also explained the Ihe Jury aequlltcd him, Mr. lion- lie strongly urged (hut as many the end In view of keep- when It happens In summer. fl'ord with ............. .. advantages nf the new garbage Ing it open week-day nights and people as |M>sslble place their sub­ Four cities had 09 degrees Tues­ disposal system which the City has holder added. Elmore Hicks, an Orlando Ne­ scriptions through him or the uiUmately lo obtain a full-time di­ day: Jacksonville. Orlando, Tails* Inaugurated In overcome Ihe In­ gro, arrested by Mr. Harrison ,,n treasurer rector and, with the aid of the h i sice and Ft. Myers. It was an City, to establish a full-time re- even 100 et the Ocela airport but adequacy uf the present incinera­ Geneva Avenue, one mile east of Following Is a list of subscrip­ tor. Hanford last Jan. 13, admitted m tion* reported as being obtained creational program. only M lo the city. He also answered a number of Ing under tho steering gear of ‘o- yesterday: Mrs. J. M. SUneelpher, PTA re­ Other temple readings Included creational director of the "Celery lit at Pensacola end 96 at Tampa queries from tho audience, among car In a drunken condition, and tnem the question of garbage col­ I Fill DO admitted operating the car In tluii Wllmin- M a i r r l- 'u n i l ’ „ Crate", and Homer Osborne, fi­ and Apalachicola. I IHI (Ml John II U INI,mi, street lighting: sewage condition, according Mr. linn ng to M nancial chairman, expressed the Jacksonville'* M waa the highest lection; IV I-:. M.MimiAr Sn 011 Hp iii I ih .I h T1r« Mtimi opinion tho "Celery Crate", es for any May M since the Weather disposal; possibilities of n civic holder. T he Jury also freed him ID DO center: ond the possibilities rd Ihe r,0 fill Hi II M Hilinui, The cuxe of 'luxton Gni xi Iter Cl such, “has served Ms purpose but It Bureau began keeping records. It ,'ift. (Ml M.xi v II mw I I oa I i , , , i „ 1 hi , City undertaking a project of of Hanford who 1* charged g< mu In Iso IV Mnlr doesn't have adequate facilities also was the fifth straight day here &0 oil I DO.DO nor equipment." They pointed out with temperature* over 95 degrees, cleaning up vacunt lots mid charg­ driving while under the inflm n -Otllfi'fil Atluhlli- Vil III, ing the owners on their tax statein on l> . I*. Mi lirl.l,nf liquor, was recessed until tin the "Crate" can only be open Sat­ another new record for May. .10 til) W. Iirsn afternoon after a morning iciMnn II. urday nlghU end tout there are ^.Tampa'a M also was an all- mania. Hllli'tl II Hr,ill u 00 Mr. Lemon wo* Introduced by Mr. Gay was urresled by Trimm r I*. It- Alii 1 no "constant demands for the use of Mr*. Ruth ficoll, program chair­ Harrison on Jan, 31 at ClifU’ii J. in n no Ilia, I t-,in the City Hall by other groupa." feeS and Vest Palm Botch man. In (10 Olher guests Included Mra. t> r II. K Hi iin Corner near Wagner. Rtlnecloher observed that Mrs. SUneelpher had the lowest hlgha, Mi. I d imi l»r. A W iUn,. Jr Lockett, mother' of Mrs. W. L. ‘the youth jri of rSanford needs a in no Mrs M II III,,Carter: Mra. Boyle, sister of Miss |(i on Isi-h I. Ilrn rn piece It can call iti Iti own. We are Lila Woodard, Mrs. i^tnun and I'nllrr. t |r » r . I .n t t r lt s * old lo this all ready tai to lend1 nttr nor aid ■ In 0 -rr mo do Mlaa Mary Jgna Boyle. Mr*. M. C. nd feel a w end movement now reel this group mi .... in no A II 11urnI-1,, ,t Mono presided ami hostesses for I DO (ID compose. c leaders o f_San­ T . W. » l» r„ ____posed o f civic ________r n r i____ i DD l>D Ihe dinner were Mr*. F.*thor Hive J. A. ( ' s II iimiii ford is the answer to tho cr: to no Mrs K rrtl 11isrr I mm Sanford Elks Lodge No. 1341 will and Mr*. C. II. Rudd. need of a Youth Center for Saif hold SfHi.no HHiis Mm-hlnr * Hnin.lr fn "Old Timer* Night" tomorrow hpS'. •• Following tho program Mrs. V. Friend* will be sorry tn learn rdo no Mttlhsr of Hsofnr,! ford's teenagers.' at which time the Lodge will C. Messenger called n meeting of of tho death nf Mr*. Bertha Dmn: I I J a m r n t i n t ( I I I s , l i l l l l i , h l o IIO O (ill i i l r r s i l v m l , honor those members who have U10 members to complete plan* loss Sorrell which occurred yesirr &n 0f» i been Elk* for tS years or more. for tho "Country Store'1 which will day at 3:00 a.m. in Bartow. Fun A.s<*rii>tii 10.00 J, llrwrn John Cameron, the chairman of b« held at Southsldo Primary eral service* will bo held In Mnl H. I). l'|iinr. Jr lo o .n o 200.00 J. I,. Ilnlibv the affair plana on the "Old Tim­ School tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. for berry on Thursday, 100 .on U. (Isllowsv ers Dinners" at n:30 to be fol­ th* benefit nf the dub'* "Milk Mra. Sorrell has lived for many J. ID DO Mllilmi II. Await Delegatee to the Disabled Amer­ lowed ny the meeting at 0:oo Bank". in on years with her brother F. A 1 ’sagV. A. Itrsl ican Veterans Mata Convention nUtruli 10 no o'clock, Douginas In Lake Mary. Besides Mrs. Itslso C Walkrr ho 00 K K vsn s In Pensacola eniacola on Jona J u m 8, 8, 8, and T - Immy Reeenow la chairman of g NAVY AIRMEN KILLED Mr. Douglas* aha la survived hy Arnty I do no W , H o n Ii I i i i i n s i i werei selected at last night's meetentertainment committee for PENSACOLA US-Two and poi- another brother, J. W. Douglas* of Arthur II llrt-kwith. Jr 5 00 fig of _ Sanford Chapter M, Comi d on evening. Au Elks holding cards •Ibly threa Navy airmen were Zell wood, and a number of nieces ' I In l l l l l t , I I I l.n o ‘Isrirutls It. uillisri raander Jamas F. Young an- for IS years ar more ere urged killed Tuceday In a collision nf and nephews. 2 *n on IV. A. I.»lfIrr nounced today. to b* ppaent and are assured nf o planes several milea west of ID 00 Mlllsr tlsitln h Apiillsnrs J1 Delegates include .....lude Mate Junior I on 00 ilnrmlisl H r r r lr r Kisllnn re. f.n on ir. IMwtii Knalrlli Vice Commander Sanford Lodge waa chartered In C OF C BENTALH A Navy announcement said there 60,0(1 A. In Tliomsa chairman: and Tho Seminole County Chamber nf (>-|>aa‘a IB ll add there are three Charter ware no survivors: that It waa io n on HlKO Hrrvlra Mat Fifth Dial commander: Members who are atlll active. presumed that not more than two Commerce haa adopted a new fharles L. IVrsotis 60. 0m IV l.ooo on edlate past ir 1Hslas Gaylord Muff! were In a trainer and the pilot policy In regard to luting of rent Hollar Motor 100.00 f. D. Jrnw Ilrown n chapter comr and John waa alone In a Hellcat flghtar. ala. lUvmnhit Hi mil,1 Cerro there, chi chair* Will be occupied by the Because 10 many persona who StlPar Hilda Hrrvlr* to,It* Officer* were "OM Timers" at the meeting. NOTED F L IE R TO TA KE FA RT have property for rent and have Haorgf O, MsyhilfV itio .u n Mr. Rotundi N IW SMYRNA BEACH Ift-wAr- filed with th* Chamber of Com­ inn «e Young Clarice A. unaas aecommander, comm, leno Davis, Lakewood. 0„ avia­ merce fall to notify in n tie ttuttfrtr | i ttnlor v k t conuhnkt' mo #0 tion'* Woman of tho Year, is ex- when , the accbmmoda'tioiM are • X ne ..n te m stle Lstthdry *r. Mr. Carrutiian as Junior view rented Mrs. Camilla Bruce, rx t n .im Jack tvrlilrr ecutlve sacretary. announced today b m p iso. oe tfnrd m no Rae* which alarta In Welland, OnL, lhat names would automatically he ' av 10 nr ■on and and* here June 11. Th* race removed from th* listing* after 11*. a* windup will tw a faatura of th* » days if no additional Information la* I* Mar as Seaside riatta } Industry Group Continues Drive To Raise Money City Manager Is Main Speaker At Pilot Club Meet Negroes Acquitted On Charges Filed In County Court f ra w P r o w s l.e n s o Governor Returns To Office, Signs Bills, Poses For Pictures . Movements Begun 9 For Establishing Youth Center Here A A n x n r in t t - d ass P resid en t P le a d s For Support Of UN *As T aft Is Dubious WASHINGTON UH— President Eisenhower laid* new stress on Amarlcm and Allied tupport of United Natlona principles In the ' Korean truce talks at almost the si,no time Sen. Taft was saying last night: “ We might as well for­ get the United Nations as far as ihe Korean War Is concerned." How much - if any •• of a split this Indiealcd between the view of the two top Hepubllcani was not immediately clear today. The White House would not talk about any subject related to that _ question. «# "I am not going to elaborate on the Presidents statement," press secretary Jamos C. Hagerty replied to <|ucstlonera at hU news conference. Hagerty added there would be no White House comment on (ho Taft remarks which were in a speech read for the senator in Cincinnati. Taft himself Is In a Cincinnati hospital for a checkup. 'Hie address was read by his son, ftoherl A. Taft Jr., at u dinner g* in his father’s honor. 9 Elsenhower’* comments were In a statement which the White Mouse said was issued to clear op un­ specified misunderstandings. They were a quick follow-up, whether Intentional nr not. to a scml-formal complaint from South Korea that the latest Western proposal for peace terms In that country aro '•complelely unsatisfactory.” Elsenhower aimed especially at Ihe Issue of forced repatriation of ... prisoners, as demanded hy Ihi*-* Communists. He said there will he no abandonment of the principle that nu prisoners will be driven home against their will. Taft did not make any point of lhat Issue. He said: "I think we should do nogo our best now to negotiate this truce, and If wo ..........ten fall, then let It Eng land and our other Allies know i hdriwlng fror that we from all w aiv withdrawing further peace negotiations fn Korea. Taft said he still bellevei In the § XL N , hut net an. effective means to prevent aggression, He laid It is mainly a means of deter­ ring and preventing war through peaceful persuasion. Going beyond Korea, Taft sold: "I believe we might as well abandon any idea of working with UM Unllrd Nations In Ihe East and reserve to ourselves a coin(l unturned on I'ags Court W E A 1H E K AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XLIV Depth Of Split,IfAny, Is Not Yet Clear IH E icnlimud bat, dry and mostly ’air through tonight, flu m e of few Isolated thundershowers this aftermxiii and not nolle so warm (!■ Irrnie nnrlh tonight. Old Timers N ight Slated By Elks Mrs. Sorrell Dies, Funeral ThurHday Delegates Selected 9 To DAY Convention K B • ■ K t S m R2 t e - rv-piL:;r s f ’juisw ® 'w r i' McCarthy Reveals 10-Day Mission Declining To Say Where He*s Going Hy O. MILTON K E L L Y W A SH IN G TO N Ufv-Sen M e l'sr thy t lt - W ii) announced today he is leaving the city- perhaps Ihe coun­ try- tomorrow' on a 10 day mission for h i: Seiko's ok, 1—libations son c n n im itle f B u i lie deelliK-d to v o w hrre he Is heading, or wlml lie muv in v e slig a le M cC arth y turned o ver in oiln-is (he handling of his dem am ls bn a govi-rnmenl crackdo w n on friendly nations which continue to tra itr xvtill Bed China He predicted the N a vy w ill modi fv its re fu sal In nam e puhlicU the llr t lls li owned ships M cCarthy contends have been used to tra il* port Chinese Bed troops iln nm : HoKorean War ‘‘The N avy has Indicat 'd it may declassify the nam es of these K m tlsh owned ships anil the firm which own th e m ." M cCarthy told reporters lie said Sen Mumlt i l l S in a* acting ch a irm a n of Ilia suluom m it tis- "h a * lo ll a u th o rity " to call a public hearing lo lu ke Hie t »i 1 uouiy ll Hie N .im agrees The subeom nm tee ulreadv li.ithe Inform ation, M cC arth y ,n l,lr,l )mt is harred from m aking it imhlu hy I'entagon ami S ta le l)cp ;irlin .-n l rulings Dial puhlle disclosure might tiltiih-r U S. effo rts to eiirh trade w itli Com m unist China M eC srthy yesterd a y called hr fi<*-.■ In* suheoininlH ec Aaron Cup laud. B u ild e r p rlio - wliming composer anti m u sician , lor two hour* of closed dmn qm-sliiiiiiug 111 another Iin * nf In q u iry. A fter the t e s iln n , Coplan issued ■ sia le m tstl sa y in g : "1 le v tlfln l im der nalh th al t n eve r have Iteen im i am no* nnw a C om m unist: and that as a ro m p o srr and free man I have alw ays heist umt am now opposed to the llm iljlio n * toil on freedom hy the Soviet Union He said he had p e rm llled use of his name hy some o rK an iratio u s. which he did not identify, " w ith out the knowledgi- it 111r1-111trill of siqniorHng Com m unist 10 I'o n im iii 1st Fro nt o rg aidri.tloiis " Efforts To Raise Funds For US0 To Co Into Next Week Local residents in charge of Iin- United Service llrg,miration fund drill- have comr up with a new cumpuiun gimmick Through Inc t-ooperallun of the Florida Stale Bank and the Sail ford Atlantic National Bunk, check* mode out for tl and pay aide to II SIS. are liclng xtufft-4 with the hunks' monthly xlate incut* All a recipient has In do I* sign Ills name and send II tu Treasurer Camilla Bruce at Box LWI. Although Ihe drive started last Saturday ami will eiinelud* (his Salurduy, efforts <0 raise the goal nf 41,120 will continue Inin next week Tag day on Hulurduy raised only $32.Hi of Ihe amount required. Carious to which .signs padded by Marcel Faille are attached have been placed in 1H buxine** estab­ lishment-. In llu- downtown area where donations will be received. Mr*. Bruce pointed nut (but If every registered voter lit the enmity were to give 10 rents the drive would go over the top. Cliff Abies, chairman of Ihe drive, In pointing nut the impor­ tance of the tJSO, laid the or­ ganisation hud compiled the follow­ ing mark* at 279 unit* In 42 state* and in 10 oversea* unit* during a single month 4,187,740 Individual visit* were made In center*; 03,000 volunteer* devoted 491,08(1 hour* In help servicemen relax and enjoy Ihemxelvex; 1,179,493 Individual* took part in UKO group arlivlllex; 1,301,990 made use of the equip­ ment at USO renter*; 304,908 request* for information were filled. Role Of Aircraft In Warfare Told By Navy Officer Five Seminole High School boys will attend Hoys Stale In Talla­ hassee from June II to 27, Gor­ don Frederick, Boys State Com­ mittee chairman, announced to­ day. Attending from Sanford will be Phillip Toney, sponsored by (h* Klwanls Club: Stanley uey Kits, Katt, Elks .. ........... .. “Park, ' Rotary rClubt Club) William Joel SanfordJajr*e*i Jaycees: and _______M_ om , ________ Jimmy Wade, Ltona Club. Mr. Frederick »*Iil that Boys Htato 1* * nationwide, American [Alton sponsored youth activity program to educate students In m* fractions of • slat* govern- TALLAHASSEE t* - Gov Mc­ Carty came hack to lus office in­ Ih e role that a irc ra ft has play ed iloeing past w a rs and tin- pn day after three months recupera­ le n ila h lle s of tills ualio n's ,,n jtrm tion from a heart attack ami put his siKoaiore on the lull rcducltl m the future w ere discussed tn l.l 1 0 null' T r a v e r s Putnam , I SN. ling race ir.ick prnifts as llu’ first stroke of ho-ou-s jilm u u s tro liv o o ffice r .it Hie San Hi- als,, signed half a do/e:t o lllir ford N a va l A u x lllu rs Vn Station, measure- posed In' picture* with at today's K h v a llls • lot, meeting «■ 'ta ll and liith- cabinet 1 1, m ill I ’ llttiain was in lin d ih e d In- ulfit■ tn the Itev .1 E M rK in le v , who anil ii-ceiii-d ,1 log hnuquel of rose* ( 11,111 i|u- corps of secretaries. said the program had Iin 11 ar Met arts still pah- and thin, said ranged In the late John I ’ler.snn The lies Me Kittles il—-litrs-tl I llu- dm On told In in In- c old come have never felt more hiinihle tlnoi min llu- nffn c 101 mi hour a day. " I hr m hi said one hour and InI do at Hus inninooi > tig to dull; 1 inc.io Ii;1 tmimlc, the gov -laud III the liluce ,d Ml I'n-rson I have n eve r known , man who In i-riior 1 ouukeil An ,i*'i*!niK handed him Die dog iin- -holt space of five or -ix years ■ 1 pice*- of Icglsla■tiohl -o h e to iilc a (d a l p a ll ,d a (lack loll ni., 1■ llon 01 ill, .olm m lsii.iiion t-nigram i'o m m im ily as did lolm ttiie would think thal tie had The gioi-rnor poked iqi Id* pen h o d tils e n tire III- lit'l > lot In- and signed it w<Hi i cuminent to i;av e lu m -e ll w hoh in .11 ledlv I,, Ills staff "Thai 1* ,1* qiidc 1 b.illh- for you doing I'vo rything |>o--th|e I <-1 n . oi V.,*11 I It fold anti Sem inole <-mot> I'.yetv folks V III* m iiion nl on Ho- I i-gi'l.iloro oig am /utlou w ith uhn-h lie was was " Cm proud of thorn " a lfd la lc tl w ill m iss him Im m eas Ihe g o v 1 not wa> *h idu'll Fell. lira lily . es pee tally Ho- Ilm Scout movement with which tie was so 25 H- spent about .1 month in lluhuspBal and ha* been leeiiperating elnsely cotmeeled " Th** H*-c McKinley led the mem al llu- executive mansion since handling an increasing hers m a period o( silent prayer then, lor Mr Pierson and three oilier aniooiil ol m.’ilur business there In addition lo Ihe hill taking Klwaiiiaiui -Furrvst Galchel .lul more Ilian two million dollars a tux Dltigfelder, end .1 I. H urt- vein out of dog track profit* and all ol whom pux.sud away reeeully. loriiing 11 avi< In the cmoiu*-« and Cnlmti Pillnaili, who has lieeii old age a*s|*t.inee program. Meullill Ill'll In Ihe Ail' Slaliou lu-ir 1 a n y signed tlie*e iin-asores sim e ii icartiialloli two vents Making d pi un i facie ev idence ago, -.ml thal 110 111 it- can atuuc of violation ol d a le anti gambling elute ,01 power until he lilts tell lavi* lo |ios*i-*s a federal gambling Its pooch I luring hulll win Id war-. lli‘ril*e *lamp rnemv l"i 1 > ha v 1 I,eeo kept , w a v I 'si -oiling ihe loihi-ry law lo in from Ho It d it u i Hit- N o 1 t.f I n e t i lode not niilv slate governiiienl s liit e il nllli oils lull ilp|>ooili’0 s .(ill| ilepoIII i s| I.lire <1 th e fo u l f u n c t io n * tic of officer* of appointee*, and III (III pn«e! ,1 h e lm ! t l n le g ii III,Iking siihi-ll.ilion of a III Ihe as tactic.il iiwn 1 n o n ., 1 . s a i n e . a i i d lunch of an offense a* .icc.-pl.tnci* truus)Hii t n id i I ' t i l n . , 111 a d d e d or offering line that no nation Imol'l pm co n p lcl, Making changes to Ihe stale emphasis <,m,- mo- type of an 0 hank ing laws fen-ji we.ipi'ti t" the c sc In .inn .1 all others rraeliets I’ .iv Bill "In Hn ' v it to come a v in I ii hi TALLAHASSEE 1 Ihe Senate |prlimi|in 1 amt equipment will i no today passed. 33 It, and sent tu Ihe hum- tn develop In the m liTf-t giiverimr a loll wriling into law Ihe of tin* c mint I v s e cn illi \lliel I t:i5o .1 year pay lucre.1*0 f<r Flnrcans mu t cuiitimo’ In have .1 -pn 11 Ida's n-luml Icacher* Im which of ndc, uturr . . -ifcJltr 1,„ ,111.11*-v alii'udv ha* I,, -n ear lie coio lndi -I marked in the general upprnpria Ed Lane loliiidiiieil a* In- guest non* act Herln-it Itnllei new manager ol Tin- House previously had passed tin- Bit/ 'Iheater the teacher raise measure Ol' II W.ivde thicker Ini,I n[ The Serials- also passed, 32 9, a till- A I appellll 1 tiolr of lllile *eric* of House approv ed lolls In field, W \ a wllleh will appear 01 un hide all veterans of the fighting Sanford Salniday night at ihe First in Kuien under laws g-santing spec­ Methodist 1 linreh and urged mem ial com-esshms In veh-ran* of World her* to utieinl the program W ii * I ami II Songs were led hv Marlin Stine I'asserl and sent lo Hie House, cipher willi t orresl llreekrtiriilge i.io, were a series of lolls Incurni'compnii v mg iinrutmg tin* grand > >111111 rimlry of Vice I'resideitl Dnllglu* Sten K inulii* I'emidar of Florida, grand strum |iri-sided at the meeting in chapter of Boy a I Arch Mason* of Ihe absence >.( I ’ q-| HlMglnhoHi.im Florida and Ihe 010*1 illustrious grand room'll of ft ox .11 and Select M .n lu s of Florida I'ioneer Luke Mary Besidcnt Dies At 7f> Joe Fin tier 73, a pioneer rest dent of l ake Mart died at I tl.', o'clock this afternoon. He I101I been III fnt some time with dropsy ami farther incapacitated by heart trouble. 31 r. Fortier was mil- nl lluthree real pioneers of tin- n ear­ by community. Still hale ami hearty is Frank Evans, while Axel l.iimlipiUt, the third nl the nlddliiiers. Is rmiflnrd in his lied at the County Hume. The purenlx nf Mr. Fortier, bolh of'whom have been dead for many years, came In Lake 3lury from V ii I msU Cmmlv after for­ merly residing In Georgia. The pioneer resident was horn soon after Ids pureiil* xi-Uled In the neighbor log com mindly. Beatrice Bishoe Winn Florida State Honor High School Boyh Arc Named To Boys State TAI.I WIASSEE r— Ihr Sen­ ate passrit Senate Bill 1013 by Senator Hoyle, a pnputallim art, aiilhiirlrlng Seuilnnlr County Ciiiiimlssloiirrs to prociiri- llahllitv liisoraiiie on comity motor equipment Sen. Itovle Introilured SenolP Bill HU.- ahollshliiK the Josthe peace ami nuixlalde. (h r lb nisi- irheied lo euneiir III a Senate aini-iulmi-oi p, !l.-.u.» Bill 1 11,7 in regard to Hu* Sin ford illy lim ils hut Sen. Itovle refuseil to ri-eeile from the amendment, TALLAHASSEE (Special t—Ben trice Blshee. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Hamilton liixbee HIM Mug nulla Avenue, was one uf 72 freshmen girl* tit Florida State Uul verxlly In lie initialed lulu the Snnhomnre Council, recently. The Sophomore Council I* a cuminis service organisation In which member* are clmsen for leadership, xchulurahip and nclmol spirit. NAVY PIIAIT K IL L E D K F .Y W E S T U B -L L fig i T r ie r B Mae Keith, 33, i'lalnfleld, N. J. was killed Tuciday when hi* Helical fighter plunu erashtd nn a routine training flight n*ar Marquotas Key. Bill Aimed At Gray TAI.LAIIAKSKF. >4' The House loilay 1 ejected, fi9.1ll, a lull In (or I < iin tim ird <0 , 1 .o r F o u r) .Meeting Is Slated On Sewage Disposal t lty Manager Tom I rmini to­ day uunminerd that the meeting orlgliiully scheduled for City Hall next Wednesday when Dr. Abel Wulman. professor of sani­ tary engineer log at John Hap klnx University, will give a re Part un sewage disposal Hfll be held at tin- (m ill House at 8:0(1 p-m, 3!r. Lemon explalm-d the court room 011 the gecnml floor hud heetl made available through the courtesy of Clerk 0. 1*. Herndon would permit a grenler number of uerson* lo be present than would be posslblv in Ihe small Commissioner* Boom, .Several nut ul town authori­ ties will attend the session In­ cluding .Sidney HerkuwlU and David Lee of Ihe State Board of lleallh, a representative of the fiscal agents for the City, amt a representative from Hie U. 8. i'ubllc Health Service, The public is cordially invited to attend. Movie Time Table RITZ "The G irl Who Had Everything" 1:00 . Ui30 * 4 :0 0 . r.-Ito -7 0ft • 8:30 • 10:00 M O V IH LA N D "Meet Mo At The F a ir" 7 : Id • 8 :0 9 • last complete show 9:38 ‘‘J a.’ii-s.i wY" - M b* £ ' I � 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, May 26, 1953 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, May 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/bee4eed7a365ca6d5d7acd7e2569d42b.pdf 719c4ac66df8dcb3be2947c90f76529d PDF Text Text 0 - *r r w » " r Sanford Plays Twin, Bill With Lakeland Here Tonight Redbirds Wallop Pilots, 16-3, Palmier! Wins 3rd 0 s 8-Hitter Drivers Prepare For 37th Running Of 500-Mile Race By KENT CHBTLA1N Loral fnna will have their first chanre to view thp Florida Htnlo Leagur’a newest entry — thp l.aki'luiul Pilot* — In n blit burgain doubleheader tonight begin* iting at fl:!M) p. m. In the Me­ morial Stadium, Prrah from last nlght'a runn­ ing 10-3 victory over the Pilot* In Lakeland, Sanford will lie seeking a clean awrep over the Pilot* In (hla evening’s twin hill. Manager J. C. Dunn luta ten­ tatively. nominated Kiglithandir . ______ .J ig Harry Melia (2-3) and lefthander cross-firing artist I-ou Calvettl TH E HANFORD HERALD Page 8 Mon. May 28, 1158 INDIANAPOLIS lifi-Darrlng bad weather or wrecks Dial slow the pace, (he winner of m *t Saturday's :i7lli annual 500 in llo auto race should put a new sjieed record In Ihr lmliniia|*ill» Motor .Speedway books, The 33 starter* averaged almost a mile an hour faster than last year’s rrcurri • smashing field In qualification* that ended Sunday. Only nine of Inst year’s starters made uv-?r nil mile, an hnur In the 10-mlle lime trials, 1» nf this year'* field better'll Ihal speed. T I ip over­ all average Is 13(1 438, compared with last year’s 153.504, Troy Iluttman. out with an In­ jury this year, set u record speed average of 128 DD2 for Ihe 800 miles last vi--r Bill Vukovlrh of Fresno, Calif,, ..<■ ■ *,,1 I nu Calvettl (|-2y n* his two Marling fllnirer". who qualified May 17. won Ihe It, ‘ for 1 Hie top speed The wei'k-end of Imsehnll 000 extra prize Jameson Pbolo TOM MV LEONARD .Lead* Card* With .388 Mark \ Z>tam !uuf£l proved thrilling, happy nnd ills- of 138 3UZ ,, . in*). First off. Calvettl storied I Most Speedway fans rate Vukoagainst Del.nmj here Friday nighl \ vlch as the man In heat In this FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE and had a nlftv three-hitter going year's race, after lending most of VV I; «*rl H* *JT 1• f'iM M ** unlit Ihe m-v.inth when his <on- [he 10.73 grind until his slet-rlng Cl 4 Jit IS II mhkhh Itmrfi trol fulled him. Hanford wns In geor failed. He II start In tho No, 1 Jlirlt««*((• Ifi* llriirh .rati ro ir possession of n comfortable 10-1 spot. . „ j.i IK f.rralDirg jn 31 .4MM lead at the time, but a six-run Bill Holland, Ihe IWO Indlanapo IlHutiil in XA ..Tf#. eruption In each of the seventh IK winner, rnme bock Sunday after 4%M Dllll li •Jtl .nv l.llbHftMtf and ninth frame* rnalded Dr Lund two years’ absence ami qualified (Irlunild xv\ i i Vi to knot the contest 13-13. Bill a raw 500 U Series Kurils Kraft II xmI i * 4 rx lR fi iU f Batty provided the flnnl three the Crawford Special, at 137.8(18. II R t M ' M i l l l III I ,l| It •*IMMil :i I n nh I l f iii'li I I. P M b H rR I runs with hla first organised Imll, was Ihr- best lime of the day and Iflily s . i m M I r | | r fi«-k II l l r In (Kill “ he would huve gone faster If hi* I o4Mr‘k4il* II Il r|.fll * 4l A I I I iB B lB I R f pit crow hadn't hogged hlin In f in h i i iMliif I,nitrI(iMil n f • a t M ’f l l t l l U l slow down. tlrl.MMlI III The 4.Vveurold Holland has u I d i ' k x i i N t l l l fi 4ii*ll|| Hriii I* n l ffrlrintlif first and three seconds to his cred l. rra lt M iH (if l l n f l i i i t i t I l f t u b it for four I roll anopolls sturls. Tlr? tin tin \s i .p; a « i: American Automobile Association w h l*rf. suspended him beforr- the 1(181 N o w V n i h 2,1 «1». I0i II race for romp-ling In an iinsanc- i ,’lc V flu m l r,.1r f *hli 3 1 Honed race and reinstall'd him Iasi lift JRt f• II 1’I winter. VVrtF It ifi if to n IN .114 There were nnlv two accidents f'li llfitlf I f111hi I if «s»i 12 .Mi and nobody was hurl In Sunday's 41, L t i u iff lliiln .lt Iff ill <12 qualifying runs If r miff Iffiffriln t Bill Bally J. C, Dunn Lon Duncan of Philadelphia hit Nww Y o r k ' I k osfo n f home run with two mate* on. W m Mlrl ii ir in n 'i I "li Him(I d Itill In Clarence Ingram mine on In the concrete retaining wall coming f' tl ln it fM .1 J ir f rn lf I the ninth aiol hurled shutout Imll mil of the northwest turn and l 41it v *»Id ri | r. "« k i i et»ii Ijh i - fi i n i r x Tii.lfti nnd cracked out a *lttglo In thn wrecked the Central Exenvalliie 11*rhfmi i at fli h I faI it the winning rim IHh .cl,nI, srnring run on Special, Frank Arrnl. Hanford. ! 11( 1 «l 11>li InNY:iOi' UYmi it Mi I lift: hiit Bill Hllverthnrne’a slnuto, Ingram l,U’ 'n inlt n 1 * ’ll I n i (do III HI I d Mil i fil l ( *111V Mliliif"* ai hiss|i|]f>i| received credit for hi* fifth win | Morris Special a* against four defeat*. Trekking to Del.ond Halunlav Pfl. night Hanford lost Us 18th road .$0(1 game In 21 outing* to the Hal*, .all 10-2. Davu Leonard tho losing ML intcher, was ahelled from tho M\ bill In the second and hi* sucS67 rasaors Melia mid Hill A*hcruft i a. l l r f tM lf n i R O f r d R } Staved for brief lennre* before HriMikjvw lit riilkMiDiiihln i Paul Smith moved in urn! finished Ry The Assoclaled Frea* W w V ' i i N II I *111»|i i i i mIi I Die holocaust. Coma's Indian*, leaders of the HI. I<m»»Ih ‘J r l i n l i i r t H i | fi Last nl(ht, however, lit* Fhctdu State League, combined A l l l u i l l k l ' M . 2 I ' ll l .f lM O « - 1 f <Min r m Toil At Card* a* unpredictable a* ever one earned run with five uiHsrneil ’ Y o i k Ml lY llr iYlirifh rebounded by trounrlng the ones Sunday night fnr a US victory I N»*W ‘1Vi<1if (*i«11 nf Ailin'Tilth **(* <21. Twl Lakeland Pilot* In Ihe new over De Land which had out till | f11«hl rif I.Mtll* Ilf I ’ll li'fl Iffi entry’* own hnllwlrk, IB-3, Bill them 13 to 0. llallr smashed Ills *rcond hom­ The Bed Hats made flv« errors 1MnimMly ii ut 1’lll|nf|«*((>liIn (fi) er In lliree game* and rolleclrd which was one loo many, Hu- IIHli three more single* to drive In lending to defeat In the IIUi inning I A v c n ir p h four more runs. The lacllurn A single liv Dcurge lluglu-v1 I'tiiirr \ H ia II III II Ml tis . third baseman from Long Is­ drove in Unit Jones who hud got r i . . 1VJ in ft 1* 7 11* I'.ri land ralapulalrd hi* mrnlal ten on base by un error. 1'unh hit II* .11* 33* .3SA average lo aver ihe .300 12H Daytona Beach remained one Hill Ik'| Ika n t 1 •a 'i 33 V V ll ffllf’l M 11.1 Ilf* -in 1 li mark in the tremendous hilling lume behind Cocoa hy defeating 11ura l« *<* I 11 1 ia 110 splurge. •eoshurg, 7-4. anil Jacksonville III i i v (0 -1 t\ VI 1 ii a»i When Die smoke elesred from ■Beach stayed I Ik games sill) l> Iznm'M in 2 i i i z« J hi* bxt, Baity waa tha proud further hack on hosts nf u 04 11414rmill 12 l. H 1 7 IMk 13 n r* O I nos.se*sor nf 1C Hi ip (ft trips dec IsInn over Orlando. In Ihe other liv rd in 11.«ri»li II 11 N 1 K ms > . aPKi). In - ' game, Sanford defcalrd Lakeland, 1'll 1VHt 11 71 ii H •I l 1ITf eluded among hi* Hi blow* were inn. f..1 !» N 3 i 11«ir v in J O f» u.-tl.l 1 1110 0 i two homers, a triple and seven Daytona Beach cnlk-ctcd two Miulilt 2 l> 0 II J III singles, llnltv drove out a triple, runs In llto second on n walk, f iim,4ii r ft II D i ll Si I fl homer ami three singles in Fri­ hit batsman, two wild pitches and AHiimfl non (1 n O 0 0 S3) r.« is M II ii< day nlght’a 14-13 thriller over a double, and then —aa If things 1II lie m Tii ml. I.IMI aim .17« ar an •ITa Del.and. In that same clash. Man­ weren’t going bad enough for Ho- ...... mi nu w 1. r»i. . II* ager J. C. Dunn locked hi* third lamlo Ortega. Lecaburg starter— 1■■*<>■in «!*• 311* i i 1* 1 .h i homer of thn vear — all In the Inwori-J the Doom on him In Ihe I'ilmicri (li 17 sz 1 1 ■Of lit.,-,>nnl 3i» 11 ki 1 1 ,am Memorial Rtadlum. third. llvnt 111 30 19 I .119 I t a il night Tommy Leonard IS That framo producod four runs Mr-llit 19 1.4 1 1 .49(1 tiplodtd for a triple—hla third on successive hits by Dick Bailer. (‘•Ivotll Ml Zl I I 1 III l 17 3* .«• i IK .117 — and two singlet to drivo Michael Bellone, Leerey Irby und Mill'll not ft n 0 A'hrrnM 7 1 across four lollies. Leonard Ed Levy, tho latter’* a homer. (Hlmrk • 14 n 4 .009 IS now leads the Card In KIH’s Bill Miller, the Daytona Beach Tii IhU Ml I I I ■1i IS JM ■ITS with 37 and also lead* the rlub pitcher, stranded 18 Leesburg run­ club with s robust .308 average. ner* after walking ala and giving Bill Hllverthorne rapped a eight hits, double ami single lo boost his upEvery Sanford player hit aafcly average to .830. With Hatty hat­ tjj, Lakeland'* Billy Baaa and ting .301, Hanford now has six Jock Sullivan who yielded IS hit* regular* over the *800 mark. Thty between them. Bill Batty banged N a t . i l i m ' r d 0 1 ,01 are Dunn. Batty, Leonard, Bob out four hit*, Including hi* second V<’-» ....... 0 I ,01 0 I ,01 Wagner, Hllvertharnn and veter­ homer of the aenion, to drive In lllllHKill'g an catcher Bill Harris, four run*. Tom Leonard alio drove M nbfiqrt'a W as* Laat night Ernie Palm lor I In four run* on a triple and two Nal-flunrit v* Hnl-Armr, no, apun an eight-hitter to handcuff aingt?*. Tamerraw W ils o n - S t a le r va. EAHIIltN.il Lakeland nnd sain credit for hla Jacksonville Beach garnered Nai t l i i a M va. V<*.» third win of the aeaaon In five (I»mm We*iN*ar run* In the sixth to cinch the declaim)*. Hanford Jolted Lake­ five va. Iluliaon’a with laat-placa Orlando, until Hiil-Artnv \ViIbiki.Miller va. N*l-(luard land fllmreri Billy Baaa and Bob liiue Ihcti, It had been a tight pitching ‘ Sullivan for 10 hit* and 10 rum. duel between Leonard Livwman Batty led tha parade with four hits, l-eonard waa next with three and /Palmier! and Bllvirthome contributed two each, _ ehrad of I*ak< ThJa evening the Plloti will front of the ba fielding virtually a new team tando Senators, AMERICAN I a r im ii from the one they Inherited from M lit ..... . BATTING—Kell, I Palatkg laat waak. Only Baa- llamne, Wanner, tf , .... BUNS—‘Mantle, N eom Hamm, a likely atarter In Hllvi'rlliiirrin. rf BUNS BAITED 1 no* of this evanjnr* games, Blit llarrla, n ......... lit ....... trolt, an Baaa, outfielder nob Areniit, Jim {■unn. I.amiarit. nf ... HITS—Vernon, Wi Miller and catcher Boh Roberta ] l a i t y , fit DOUBLES—Kail, •re tha only familiar playara re­ ilary. is .. .... I'sjmi.rl, p TRIPLES — Jena* tained from the Aaaleaa. Tefal* ... ..... : Done are veteran* Al Firtle. I.atrlaa* HOME R U N 8-G Mike Kaaaablan, Jo# Docker and Kaniiir. lb .. .... tlraenwaid, lit Sanford Cards May Smash F-S-L Stolen Base Mark Set By G-Men Those hustling Hanford Cardinals have served notice on the real of the Florida .State Iwague that they are definitely out to set a new loop mark in. stolen base*. With 37 In the first 38 games, Hanford’s (ias Houser* are I4B behind the all-time F-H-L mark of 213 set hy the Gainesville G-Men back in 11*37. Whtla that fliure of 313 *rrms almost Insurmountable, Han­ ford has been averaging rlooe to two stolen base* per game and have 103 games left lo play. At the present project rate, tha Cardinal* will pilfer 343 base*, in mors than Ihe speedy Gaines­ ville club. Meanwhile, hard hitting Totnniv Leonard Increased Ids 10th rank­ ing batting uverage In Die league from .344 lo 3BD to Stand eighth this week In the r'HI.'i Top Ten. Be is the lone Bedbird classed In the Top Ten. Munnger J, C. Dunn with a .328 average Is still the third ranking veteran hitter. Only Mike Ka-*shinn (.3381 and George Hughes (.333) e re higher than the Card .kipper. Bill Hllverthorne la the top rookie hitler with a .331 average while Boh Wagner Is sarond (.318), As though It hasn't been editing enough, what with Cocoa and Jameson I'hoto Leesburg providing most of the surprises during the past two weeks. Class I) Merida State League fun. really will have their hand* filled ERNIE FA1.MIF.RI Wins 3rd (In 8-Hltter with action during the week starling today. Fur this is the week that the three leader* — Daytona Beach. Cocoa, and Jax Beach — will he facing each other In tilts that may mean the first hnlf title. The three wound up the week ending at Thursrlay mldnlgh each winning four of seven games, That meant that the Islanders end Indians were Dud for first spot with 24 wins and 14 losses each, and Jax Bench was unly one-half game away, 24 and 18, The Islanders lake on the new rough and tough Leesburg Laker* today uml tomorrow while tha I ikMuiis meet the now deflated defend­ ing flinmpiniiH, Die Dul.uud Bed lints. Thu Hco Him* will bu taking Boom Six won the Softball Tour­ on Die last place Orlando Senator, whose new manager. In three game* hu* given funs reason to helisvo that there’ll he some changes nament ut the Sanford Gram in nr School which was conducted this made, nnd I hut lie'll leuil the wuy to victories. week. The four Sixth Grade rooms First "hot" series of the week romea Tuesday and Wcdneaday participated. when the Indian* and Bird* meet. Ho far. the Indiana have won A feature of thr Tournament three of five with their North Florida rivals. Meantime, Ihe I’e was that each team was com­ will have their hand* full with the hustling Hanford Cardinal*. Thursday and Friday bring* another "hot" series when the Is­ posed of ala boya and four girls, landers meet the Birds, while Hanford takes on the Indiana. Daytona fttn-amlined rules were used—two haa won three of five from the Birds so far, while Cocoa has rolled strikes and Iwo out*. Co-captaina for tho winners, over Hanford, four win* to one. Finale comes Bnturday and Sunday as the Islander* and Cocoa meet while Jax Beach teats tha Cardinals. elected by it-cret ballot, were Jim­ my Stepp and Edith Hanson. Daytona has copped four of (tv.- Iron* Cocoa so iur. Room Seven nosed out Room Bed Dulaney's l^eshurg Laker, stole much of the offensive show durlqg the week, winning six of .even and turning In tho almost un­ Eight for second honors by n nar­ believable record of using only one pitcher In each game. Add that row margin. Co-contaln* of Boom kind of pitching to the healtnv hitting of Itamsey, Fundora, Iloyd. Seven were Allan Swnini and Bvlo nnd Cullin* and It's no wumler the l.uker* are making a strong hid Kraticrt. A long homcrun by Frances for the first hu If flag. They were onl ythree nnd one-half games out Jimenez, girl of Boom Eight, was us of midnight Thutsduy. Lakeland'* purchase of the I’alutku franchise, Les Filkins' as­ oik- feature of Ihe well played signment us Hennlor manager succeeding Don Ford who caught with Imirnuinent. This type nf tournament Is an Jax Hcneh, outright release of the veteran and ulwuv* colorful Al annual event at the Sanford Gram, i’irlle highlighted the rest of the week, mar School. Members of (he vari­ Jark Cade of Del.and, Ihe IH32 balling champ-on, edged his ous (cams did tho officiating. way into flr*l place with a .425 figure to the .421 for Bed Tread­ Scorer was Mrs. Sybil Booth, way of Jax Beach. Both had better watch red-hot Bartow Irby nf teacher of the winning learn. Boom Davlona whose .420 Is power-picked, fnr it include* I t doubles, Six did not lose a game during the eight triple* and four hnmer*! Irby had scored the most run*. 44, and the second most hlls, B8, series of games. topped only hy Treudway. Home run leaders wem Lowell of Cocoa. I'lrtie, and I'ardue of Daytona, uarli with five, Bailer of Daytona had stolen 22 bases, followed hy Boh Wagner with 14, white In thu more 1 important field of BBBI’s It was Howell with 48 for top position, with Bed Foster of Jax Beach second with 41. f Softbull Standings M iilar. r? tlierla, a lller. aa s Ca^rhcillNO—Pacni 1.000: DorlanT Chic law York, Stuart, 8L Lotus iCuiriu ***e©ycO| f—raiiM.il fur Hiillivan In nimh. ‘ i t psca at home w , SANPOBD’S R v m c ((O i K n W H L ee -Snider and CampaneUa, ‘'B A ITED IN—Campapal- By HERB MOSIIER If good literature Is of Interest then the reviews of lzaak Wal­ ton’s Tho Compleat Angler and the articles about Walton himself ■re not to be overlooked, in the Hlay Issue of Field 4k Stream magazine. Even if you are not a fisherman this rental habit- book about life and good living, us well as angling, is worthy of much thought There have been some 300 edi­ tions of 'Hie Compkat Angler In tbu 300 years since It was first published and the work Is still ■Suing -tronj Now one of Amer­ ica's leading magazlm-i devotes practically an entire issue to the subject, including a cover-picture, a painting, showing Walton land­ ing a trout in the River Lea while an Englishman who resembles Shakespeare looks on. Walton, of course, llvisl with such char­ acters a* Shakespeare, Cromwell, Michael Drayton, nen Johnson, John Hales and it host of others who are famous In history. Walton, often classified ns the world’s foremost angler, wns also a philosopher and something of a pncl W<< are reminded of Burns and Omar Khayyam hy Walton's "Torn to thp fire, drink the other cup to wet our Whis­ tles, and so sing away all snd thoughts." Singing and the love of music get inueh attention from Walton, along with his trout fish­ ing, and he was undoubtedly a connoisseur of lolly company. "Merrle Angler* All", an ar­ ticle by Frank A.King, well Il­ lustrate) this, for It is staled that “At the close of one day's sport Iznnk suggests to his coinunions: T il now lead you Hi an innest ale-house, wh-’ re we shall flnda cleanly room, lavender In Ihe windows, nnd twenty ballads stuck about the wall.’ ", In this "cleanly room" the fishermen while away Hie evening hy sing­ ing songs, snatch’ s nnd il-e's, I* Is evident that music, ballads and old poem* are seldom ever out nf Hie heads of Ihesc gcolal an­ glers." "For his angling Walton went to the hanks of Inc |,eu, In Ihe neighborhood of London, whve h-e mentions that he ouitp oftnn met a handsome milkmaid who had casl away all enre nnd sang like a nightingale, her voice be­ ing good ami the ditties well filled for Its range. And what did she slna7 In his own quaint FASHONSl forged Into a two words lzaak states: ‘.She sang way tie with Wilson-Mnkr Furni­ that smooth song, which was ture Store for the City Men’s Soft­ made by KB Murlnwe, now at ball lead by winning a forfeiture least 50 year* ago . . . ‘CotrtP. from Robson’s SpBrtmg Goods last Friday night. The scheduled Halvitloo Artnv Lakofronl Diamond. Game llmo I* National Guard game waa post­ 7:30 p.m. In the nightcap tha air­ poned until Thareday night be­ men of VC-0 will play the National cause the Guardsmen had to Guard beginning at D;00 o'clock. make special preparations for the weekend drill at Camp Hlandtng. FASRON and Wllson-Maler will buttle It out fer tho league lead tomorrow night In Ihe opening game nf a twin bill affair al the Room Six Annexes Grammar School’s S o f t b a l l Tourney >4 .t il l 111 V s T V t H i i,i'll F-S-L’s Leading Cocoa Increases Bulge To 1 Game Cardinal TUnidtt * 44' u I I IS * I I 31 .411 13.3 137. 1335 1S S I 1107 I I IZ IU ; i 19 31 I I 11 I I 1. 1 I I 34 *1 1343 1117 T I I R ri*>»r-i.'iuk i l« * a '■■lo, I >••!.(• n,l V I’ r 'w n y , J u s II |<nu,i t y .8 ,r t ,y . l i a r t o n * l u l l , - r , D a r t ,in ,< i .f ) l j < llr lK K * . J h > lli- iii Ii /.u i- rn tlo . H u y liiii:i II I 'o lllr i* . l.* - i* - l,iir * 1.8 l. r o iiH r il, H a n fo rd 1.8 Fnslur, •!*> Ilion Ii I t o w r lf , Co, on (n iM r.t 1,1: 4(11 II 4 V >41 l i i l : * i i 4' r r i \ i i 1.8 V IH H . II it T i l l . II 1 31 i . 1 i i i f (4 J .a st I V * I I I 111 317 111 191 . 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Singing, was, of course, conaidered ■ great sin by the Roundheads and it la noted that Walton would have no part of Cromwell’a program, prefer­ ring In spend ni.s (line out on the hanks of the English trout streams, and In the "lionest houses”, while these overstnet Puritans were In power. At 70 Walton leased u house fur 40 years, and when he was 00 he reluctantly made his will. It Is Interesting to note how well these old-timers of 300 year* ago lived. Walton, ■ great gour­ met, call* for using • whole pound of "good" butt<r In the cooking of a single pike; and hla references to "oranges and lemon*" for use, among other th ln fr for flavoring tasty dishes. woJTd Indicate that these Englishmen lacked for litllo except modern gadgets. While the Intellectual superiority of the ago hardly will be questioned. May. 1083, fishing report: Lake Virginia right In Winter Park seems to be providing fishing equal to anything In the slate at the present time. Dozens, yes hundreds, of anglers have been traveling great distances of M , H W IIIV »» « 4M O M M U t MrlW, ||.l . mainly. Those who have fished Lake Virginia, however, have been catching lots of line black bass. Distant pastures are al­ ways greener. Ray Gandee at the post office Is on-j angler who ha* done alright by fishing closer to home. Excellent catches of Lake Vir­ ginia black bass have been made lately by Alexander Johnson. Whipple Avenuo, among tho fish being a 3-poutuler taken from NN llnllfns diving-tower dock on a shiner plus many of assorted sizes on live halt and all sorts of lures. Jack Rhodes, Hollins stu­ dent, has also caught many hass from the dock, and near It, Har­ ry Garland and Mark Few, fish­ ing Virginia frequently. *f''m al­ ways to make good hauls. Friends of Garland state ho Is regularly "slaughtering" the bass by using MlrrOliire ( L A S Trout master), but actually Garland, though C* entrhes ■ great mnnv. returns most of the fish to the water. Atony unldcntifli-l anglers have Ikwd seen catching the Virginia bass of late, or taking heavy strings nf fish home. DR. H. K, RING CHIROPRACTOR Pleas* cgtl for appointment I I'hnna 1782 — 1748 ONLY 5 MORE DAYS G O O D Y E A R 100 Dogs To Open Schooling Ra c es At Vol us i a Oval TIMi Sill! DAYTONA BEACH (Special) Schooling races start at the Volusia County uog track Monday niuht. when more than too greyhound* will make their teat run* In prep­ aration for tho track’* gala open­ ing Thuraday night, June 4th. More than 300 greyhound* are already In the Daytona area. Sc m Ub i win continue every eight, eacept Sunday, through 1km I. By that lime ell early arrival* will have rounded the oval ai leant twwn to become ellglbln Inr official competition. Approximately 200 other grey­ hound* will he able to compete without schooling, having run on other track* within ten day*. Twenly-alx top kennol* have alin­ ed up for the Voluaia track’* (to­ night aummer racing meet. Among . Not R«caps! Not Seconds! ■R A N D N IW GOODYEAR TIRES ♦14*2 rasing programs Ut* haa yet experience* years of operation. Cate Michaels of thi Athlectlca waa Christ Eugene Kwletnlewak S u p « r- C v s h i« ii S p i d d l fa m o u s FLORIDA STATE BANK BASEBALL M ARATHON SCHEDULE C A RD IN A L! THIS WEEK Lakeland'71* SANFORD (8) • Davtoaa at B A N * Oame Wedsasdi Sanford at Davti dam* Thxrada Sanford e l Ceei Game Priday Y o u A r t C ordially In v ite d To A tte n d T h o SchooUnt Raeoa O ffic ia l Soaaoa Boglwt H I S o *h '■:& ' t »*- �■ [ M E M ^ ‘ -■ -■ ' ** M E IF YOU DON’T W E A lH E k C h o t .in'! generally fair •hfough IW n e id ty H!ghe«t about racrif • ;oar Rsnferd fleratd. City © D tlltiir , bi 7:00 P. M m i l t i i t call l i t * H e r a l IMO north p«tHnn d YELLOW CAR 1444 AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R Established 1908 V O L U M E X L IV S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A TUESDAY, M AY — Father Tells How All Eight Bids On Marvania Lots #He Risked Lives To Rejected By City As Being Too Low Keep From Spying LO TS A R E W O R T H M O RE Poignant Story Is Re­ lated To Reporters WASHINGTON UP - A ihaken father told today how he and his wprtfe decided to risk the lives of tf'Yhtlr children rather than spy for the Communist Romanian govern ment. V. C. Georgescu. a naturallied American cRIicd of Romanian de­ scent. told the poignant slorv In a news confrrcnce. lie talked with reporters shortly after the Stale Department had ordered Chrlstache Zambc-tti. first secre lary of the Romanian legation, out of the country and accused him mf trying In blackmail Ueorgcscu 5nto espionage. esplo “Our hope and prayer," Georgesoplncu aald, “Is that world public opi tanIon will aave our children. Conns tin, 10, and Peter. 14. Georgescu rotated that the pint opened with a telephohe call lo him at his New York home the morning of May 20. The caller, a stranger, gave a name that. s o u n d e d like "Costapeter." Hit- father said, and Claimed that he had a letter from The two boys The youths had remained behind In Romania when Georgescu, a Standard Oil official, came to this country with his wlfr* on business In 1B47. He has not seen them since, nor has he been able to get Romanian government permission to bring them out. “ I said 'Please emne rlghl away,'" Georgeseu said ho told (he caller ^1 Hie man arrived In a few min ^ites, Georgescu said, and handed him a photograph. “This represented Phis photograph iihoiogr ilcture of my two sons, recently aa aken In Romania.” Iho father said, "and on the back of It there waa n each of the th two • sentence from >ear daddy, pleaae boys stating. 'Dear us'-I p ns’-algned do all you ran to help Coata and Polar." Georgeseu said he (old ihu man that "now that you aro prepared _ (Continue^ on Page Four) „ f Early Meeting On Sewage Disposal Planned By City Dr. Abel Wolman, professor o* sanitary engineering at John Hop kins University, will lie In Sanford June 3 lo give hls report on whal he believes to lie the proper me thod for disposal of sew igc In Sanford Mayor Randall Chase, who made the rnnounccr. cnl. urged aa m^oy local people as possible to attend the meeting which will be held at Aon p m. In Ihe Commissioners Room al City Hall. City Manager Tom l-cmon said he waa in receipt of three letters concerning the props :ed annexe lion of land In ine Second Section of Marvanla. B. F. Whltner, owner of 30 lots In Marvanla. wrote Ui Ihe three members of Ihe legislative delega­ tion In Tallahassee stating Inal there will lie no benefits accru ing to mu at the present time, anil the result would be only Increased taxation with no benefits." Ren. Voile Williams In hls an* wer io the request write dial Ihe bill had been submitted lo Hie delegation by Ihe Sanford City Commission and had already pass ed the llnusa. The Commission moved that the entire Mayfair section anncxnllon lie subject to a referendum, hid since (here appeared (o ho no ills pule over annexation of the Wynne wood Subdivision, no •iderendum was desired. Senator Lloyd Hoyle will be hotlfled by wire of thr Commission's action. After a discussion of Ihe landfill method of disposing of rubbish and I d so doing building up cur­ rently usuable land, the Commit ■Ion voted lo Issue a notice for bids for equipment aa aocn as possi­ ble. A special meeting of din Com ICs m m m s wss te ae Test Pilot Chib Will Sponsor "Country Altamonte Cl er k Store" Thursday Files Damage Suit A varied program nf enlerlalo Against The Mayor ment has been planned as ail add­ ed feature of the Pilot Club's "Country Store", Talent Show and *Qulz Coolest whlCII Will lie atagc.l • a l the Snuthslde Primary School Thursday al 4:00 p m.. It waa an­ nounced today by Mrs. V. C. Mes­ senger, chairman. Charles S. Morrison will direct Ihe "Cnunlrv Store" and among those who will *<roear on ibe program are Boh Went, formerly plants! with Paul Whitaman'a or nhestra: David Hester, veung San­ ford vocalist; Jimmy $ de and Ross Hannum In Iholr imperson­ ation acts; also several numbers '■pby students of the Duibury School of Danclna. Many valuable prtwe, which are being donated by Sanford mer­ chants will be lived. Some of Ihe prizes have been placed on dis­ play In a window at the Sears. Roebuck Order Office on East First Street Tickets can he se­ cured from Mrs. Measenger at the Sanford Herald nr from any other Pilot member, or at the door on Thursday evening ul The entire proceeds of the show will be used for the Pilot Club's major project, the "Milk Rank" llch supplies fresh milk to inInwhich dlgeol families In BernInoM County, The public la cordially ly Invited to attend. Mrs. 8. A. Irwin Dies In Jacksonville A Mra. Bessie ... Irwin, wife el , ............... VSam uel. A. I rwtn, former resi­ dents of Sanford, now of Jack­ sonville, died last Tuesday In a nursing ursine rhomo there foliowinf a Illness. Rutland, Mra. Ir■Into win_____... ...__ tin had lived In 1910- moving to Jacksonville from Sanford a few veers agowaa a member of Ine F lraf P i. Ian Church of Sanford and many years sang In the choir. She was active. In church, war and Rad %)Crosa work while and Surviving aro the daughter-in-law Irwin. Servlcea w en bald in Memorial Chapel of Funeral Home with the Russell Young officiating and In­ ferment 'was made in Riverside Memorial Park. CITY COURT City Judge John Leonnrdy mated out two prison terms to n union of home-nsndo unP'or In yoataidajna City Molly ehotre of 00 days In jeU or n SlaO flno on one count aridJO dayn or (19 on another couni Smith shoo# # . * •• J. C Goddard, former town rlerli of Altamonte Springs, (lied a ISO. 000 damage suit In Seminole Clr cult Court yesterday, charging the town’s mayor, Roy A Randall, with malicloua prosecution iliclous pi The complaint says Mayor Ran t cloualy and without probably rauie swore lo an affli davit befure Homer Sewell, Juttiee of the peace, laat Feb. 24, wherein he charged that the plaintiff drove In a recaleia manner on Mailland Avenue In Altamonte Springs al about 1:40 a m. Feb. 23 ,r Mr. Goddard complains Dial he svaa arrested by a deputy sheriff on Fab. day was r c o , 44 m and ami the me next nay ar for a trial or hear made to appear h Ing bafora Judge Sewell. The case c R waa _ dJamissta and thr plalIntlff discharged. As a result of this Inrldml Ihe plaintiff clainii he has hern '■greatly damaged In tils reputa­ tion and has Differed hiimlllallon. embarrassment, menial suffering, physical discomfort and Inconven lenca." In ■ second complaint Mr. find dard declares "the action nf Ihe de­ fendant waa willful and malicious and wanton with Intent on the part of the defender* who well inaw that this plalntiTT waa suffer| from ■ heart aliment, to cau^e m excitement and Injury aa a of bringing the aald S 'complaint the rlalm ‘ant Intended "to ida and bring g Ich'Xthe defendant t 1& ira last night would the suit or the Inmayor could not he a comment. Judge 11 said ha had dismissed Ine case for lack of evidence. The Incident, Sewell aald, grew out of an alleged collision between Mr. Goddards car and another vehicle driven by a Negro. The d a summons and the Negro to mayor In city ss," Mr. Randall aald he did not want to hand!# ' case and aakad ________tha him If ba would. Mr. Sewell aald. The Justice of tha peace aald ha could only handle It U Mr. Ran­ dall would awaar out an affidavit which was dene. There were not witnesses to tha Incident,, however,. aald Mr. Se. __ H was only Mr. OodI'a word against the Negro's, he dumlssed ihe caae. D*cal residents who look pari in Hip bidding for rlghl lots In an axrlusive residential section of Ihe Marvanla Section during an "sue lion" last night al the City Coni mission meeting, will have until June IS to meet Ihe prices being asked by Ihe City Commission. Alter Mayor Randall Chase had expressed opposition lo Ihe bids Iasi night, thr Commission decided on what they felt would tie a fair price for Hip properly In question I’ arllelpanls Iasi nigh! will have first relus.il on Ihe rlghl lota and if they remain unsold by June 13. Ihe properly Is expected In lie placed In Ihe hands of realtors The following prices were eslah llslu-d bv Hie Commission lad 2 Block 7. Marvanla Second Section, located on Ihe lake front between Sldrley Avenue and Cres- cent Boulevard—41050 Lads 3, 1. and 20 Block 7, Mar vanla Second Section located on Ihe lake Iron! between Shirley Avenue and Crescent Boulevard— 44400 Lois 3 and I Block 3. M.srvanla Second Section, located on Crea cent Boulevard wlihln 2on frrl of (hr lake—41000 Ixit.s 5 and U Block 0. M.irvaula Serond Section, located on Cies cent Boulevard wlihln ;wa» feel of 'he lake— 4looo Al Iasi night's session, width was termed as a "fiasco" by one if Hie bidders, high hid tor the first listed was Jl.ono for the see ond 43.000. for the tliiid 4MSI, and for Ihe fourth p'asi Mayor chase termed ill of Ihe hlds as "being helms Ihe maikrl value." $4,000 Is Raised Lions Club Plans In Early Hours Of Installation Of Industry Drive Officers June 9 Total pledges of it.ool of which U..VW was paid In rash were re polled by George Williams, secre lary and treasurer nf Sanford In duslrlrs, Inc , In early returns from five of 20 Iranis In the field today In connection with Hie In dit.ilrl.il drive Activities stalled with a 'kick off breakfast" al Eddie's Ite-dati rani al Ihe Valdez Hotel al a no o'clock attended by the following 20 workers M e l v i n Siskind, George Williams. Hrailey Odliani. Ralph Cowan. K .1 Mnuuldon Sr., II .1 llaiimmi, Wallv Dietrichs, John Williams, A t. Wilson, W C Peacock, Gordon Sweeney, W O, Livingston, W H Slemper. John Ivey, John Kader, Fred Williams, Forrest llreckrnrldgc, Herman .larobsoq. and T. E. Tucker. Sixteen (earns will be canvassing throughout Iho day composed of Ihosp who were at (he breakfast In addition lo Ihe following: An­ drew Carraway, J. W. Hall, Jack Hall. Clarence Redding Renjamln W8r JSSiVT Perkins Jr., and Herman Morrli. Meanwhile Mi CoWan, president of Sanford Industries. I n e , and Mr Odham, rhalrinsn of Hip San­ ford Industrial Hoard, were In con frrrnre with a New York maim faclurer while snot her niumifac hirer (rom North Carolina was In town for a talk with Ihe Industrial loaders Manager Of Ritz, Bob Harris, Moves To J a c k s o n v i l l e Bob Harrta. manager nf Ihe Ritz Theater and president of Hie Sanford Rolary flub. I* moving to ime Jacksonville on June I lo berome aoslslant to Harry Roiwlck. hea of the Florida State Theaters ( °hv faction Department. II was "R nounced here today Mr. Harris will lie *uccreeded aa manager of Hie llitz hy Her­ bert Roller, a native ol Indianapo­ lis. who came lo Florida four years ago. Since that Hint* he hu4 been connected with the Florida Stale tbcolerx al Gainesville and In Orlando where he managed Hie Roxy Theater Mr. Harris came lo Sanford about eight years ago lo lake over the management of the Ritz Since that time he has made many Im­ provements In Ihe (heater and lias taken an active pari in civic af­ faire. In addition to being presi­ dent of Ihe Rolary flub he la a member of Ihe taiaril of the Sanford Housing Authority. He la married and h** two children, Bobby and Sandra. In leaving Sanford. Mr. Harris re­ pressed hls regrets over having tn and laid that hn Had move ewev ei _ found Hanford the friendliest frlendlleit city cl In which he had ever lived. Ifa added that the city lonka better now and aeema to bo making more progress than at any lime during hls residence here. Mr. Roller, who It marrlml and hat a son Michael, 314 years old. served In the Navy during Ihe latl war for four and a half years, a large pert of which limn waa spent in ihe Pacific Theater nf Opera­ tions. They ere residing at 2000 Sanford Avenue. ■ . gyj passes Alio win rinds belt In Parly Cellar Attorney General’s Aides To Carry Arms T* fI Morse S i ' h .y I p H e a ls To (;et Old E ffo rt P osts d A.sUINli ION 'C - .sep Moi*r (IndOrc l. who holted Ihe Repub lie oi parly In Ihe 1052 election campaign, found him .elf at Iho ex fteoie fool nf Ihe little today mi 8en.de rnmmltlc-- assignments Willi his fmmer Gt II’ colleagues almoxl solid against him. Ihe Sen ale yesterday rep ted .Mi III Morse's five month fight lo get hack his old assignments on two Iti.iior commlllc'-s l.ahor atilt Armed Services When his resnlotioo ,s *s heslcn. M >rsc made no (itrlhtr effort to him k his assigomrnl lo Ihe com in,iiees which the llepiihllenn Sen al- ma|orlly led for him la-l Jan n ay I’uhlie Works and Dlstrlcl of fohtmhia Most senators consider Hto.c giolios far lets desirable Ilian I ilwir and Armed Servlcr-s Ihe Oregon senalor had lieen on the l.ahor Commlllee for ill of Ids rigid years In Iho Senate prior to Hu- session, and mi Armed Serv |,o-s or its prisleeessor for seven ot those years On I’ ulille Works ami lilslricl ol Coliiuililn. Morse will he al Ihe liolloin ,,| Ihe list In eiimritv II, has b-eo arguing since .1 in ii.iiv Dial hls seiilofllv entitled him I-, gi, hack mi l.ahor mid Armed Set IOCS ireckenridfce And Ozicr Return From Detroit Mission said. "There on* on question I,o' Henry was Hie’ district governor among die live al Ihe -dale •■•in ventloil \Ve IS i I lull owe lilto great expression of our apprei l , lion lie represented Sanford not nur club verv well " Hugh Duncan, a cunvenlimi delr gale, also reported on Hie rnnvrn Hon and announced that Orlando had hern rhoicn as (he alle lor Ho l{J&l eonvenllon "|, W H an oulslandlng rnnvro "lt_ wna Hon." he said. "There were thou. ^nds of l.lons fmm all river Ihe slate am nd they had wonderful rn terlalnment The ncruuinuMl itlon were fine and Ihe luncheon* will, 2,ntxi Mon* and numerous tail twister* were tremendous. The pa rade wax also very fine." Mr. Wllle, speaking about llo (fontlnurd (In I’ age Four) • d iin lv to m a k e tin 'll hom es F r o m a ll Im lle illo ils Ihe It i p »'B» v e ry tllr e e s -f ill uni l" | * i r l x ir e lh a l a n u m b e r of people a re " ip e e lin g lo lie lo r r ie d f ir r r some • lin e before Hie end o f do ve n r, M r O d e r r r | m i l r , | At p r e .e n t he ,* e n g ag ed in m a k in g a sound m o v ie film w h ic h w ill be used in how thexc people M r O ile r s ta le d d ia l no lo till.* 'lin e lie b a d n e v e r r e a llv an pre lilte d Ib e lu ll v a lu e o | |l , r r l i a m oer u i f u in t u r r i'p lie a im s la te d 'b a t In lilx o p inio n I h i- p ro je c t c ||| b e n e fit not onlv a ll o f Ih e b u ild e rs nf Hie e n m ity , b ill each m il e v e ry person liv in g In S em i T ile C o u n ty and could not h a v e been a c c o m p lis h e d had II not h e rn fo r Hu* im tx Ia n d liiK a h llllle s Mr d r r c k e n r ld g e d ls p la v c d In speak mg w ith Ih ese people --"-vsi d e p n ll/e i| a-ss-ite* At Ih u k e ts In th e . t i e r iff of |h n eo,lilts III wlin li dl- l ire np<-, allllg MAST OIKSI (led I, 41. ol lloli-l, l^nrl M.irOonul'l pirp.iira tar« * Mnn nti M if j( i i f l hImiif In | *r ........ )n|ni*»I tha iplna anti «ti «•r tt|t|ir if • lift% a nf i ir I • f • • i" M i i |{ irrt. fur in ii| >• i'll *1 llii.itnh Doth ii *» 11 ' ifriMfs rlrriilafory ivifnii, • anaiHiatlrrrl Hlirlng lh^ c»p*»i i!»<»»i Miiflrr^q ware iincnI Su»ijr»\ » •flniC with a qpr < Ii' in* Afnrrlcan-hnfn Si nib* r l roiMliIffpit Inti H0141*1 County Hospital Orlando, Si. Pete Site Rezoned By Are Plagued By City Commission Water Shortage Allb'Ulgll Hu;^ /Jty' •C»)lt|iiilsslu|i Iasi night pngp-d n f•sm.illmi ic liming the prfuaixAit Semumle (minty ImspHal *lle anil dllaceut Ianil a 'lelraatlmi he td»<l In Ally William ' Hnlchlxen ,|<|,ene,l I,, 1 Hi pi ".rut 1*1111in 1**11 ■ igi 11|, ,| Nt .1-•f ll 1"I In 1," 1-1,1 - ' lalb|'*f-t f'etrMbuig mil ii'lu iil" irea. *">• ■ v b-i cniiimunld' * b i whci" inp ,te,| in genii ipe '-> 1haml'c l.r.icy •t••1 ,t-m •mlnl it,, • ......... ii, At , , " l , o i li-u ■il ih o , •••! W ill B e M a d e O n Nui dug II,unis lull 1 M 1 Ml \ s.d'C #v I'be semi* trrrf 11 |it d 'X11 iml sent to the Hun 1 Itill p*,ivnllng tor f*guli mi 1 -ing home 1 flull iii« ll > r li i , in id"ntb'il hill Iirfm # ii !«rn 1 rillln, 1 *11 lb 1 i*e", ct| •JNIII - M 44 Mi .--"ii Muriow Lake WorHi. ' 1d the bill vi 1 v deilgned fn put ifn' mil ang home, 11ml >r ................ . nf Ho. :;i it,* Itnjrd of Health vhicli will ealalillsli safety, sinltaiv iud operating rngtdjftnni ID the tasnclati'l I’ le*. Ad'udinn nf the measure. It !» U’stft xhurtigi.x 'plague-l ft** •11,-I I. w i t e r I ....... .. lo in the 1 Ii mge II. 1' I lie In* 11 lug - 1 • , 11" ,I l,i 1 on I'rti’l stun , it'ilMn ,|,lcl Ibc liiilie'ing 1 liangi' ami Horn -. nl .1,1*11 • 1, anicmlmenl I,, the /"timg iJiilni 1eln .,- ii ini,l allipa pi • " • ami* ui llir i lls >1 1, "The prepeill /'me,I in Dlslilct dent. 1 ike ,11o,i , M■ t Modi of ll 1, It I AA 'ime single laiuilx 1 tiimml ■ ul on Ill" ninth In I it'- Mniirm*. rttlr> l i n e pi! 1 ' i 1 ,' .* 1 I"' m g <lin" n ■ ill Hie eisl In Mcll,an Ilie Aveillie, *«rve but it , .ii a• . ■<■ I ,,ll Ihe simlh In .ecaul .Mirel, ami Ibe puuipm nil the west bv Ibc ea .1 property lain jdi'U't' lltie n( tin Mtbill* Islim uf First III Ho* I llllp • .1 Other 1" Street E<l"lisliin I- piupnseil III lie I’eterxI'Ui . ................ si""' rrehwugeil In ll / 1 Multipl" Fumllv 1 straits amt ill " *,. ' i-r 1 ist • -• 1 lit.xdlct " it» 1111g I to ns ,0,1 refialn f t " III ailillllim In lefiilllllg Hie washing ' 1 llo - weir sb >• block Imunrlcil In I ir.t ami Second age* at t b 1 '•1 I I I poll ,-pi O's .Street* ami Sail * arlo* amt Mel and Dntie'b |i in villi' Avenues, Ibe 1 Duitnlivlun Finn y*'ils il'ri do |v*op|r p vnteil tn give the same designation •tx IIIIII i< doll ,1 . (oi udllllrs pi lo Ihe block north id Ihe hospital expan&lon till onto , .0 pot vile between Mist Sln-ct and Lake W a te r | , t i " ( I . ll"l 10 Monroe 11,11 ,1 ic -lrlr b 'l ' 1IV The ilia |or change to the pro • ' v Ride 10 There Ii 1 I,, po.cd ainciiiliiiciil leuueslcd hy this u m t i t l i ,t I hi 0. .,1 I'. I. 1 . the delegation was m the erritlnn I * OI|s-S i d l l • u l a lllltlci /one 00 Ibe Mellnnvllli' lung and tulvml" elitilhfd M »,d ,v t, ,1. ,1 I ll I ,,, I.. .lib- ul Ibe bluet. i il-llig (loin 2INI .1 11,1 11 . d i l l lo llh lecl 01 depth I bc • Itv l oin ami III it I imp 1 • • II.......... , Mill can si'd dote Ullvvhm aglicd to Ibe cieatlou ol wealhei m .Id wtlcll all ale 1 III Ibe lldeiesls of . I" Hi. I.-,,, III J»< I. , "V ' l l . plotei ling j-io|-i it, --iilie 1 ,,11 tlo I peralill" I'll 1 1 M, I b r * 1. end side of Mellonvllle Avenue Jwas hav ing no •" mid" Sllp plv OIL* Also granted In Ibe t olllinlsslim water dem it,•' tMIcugl, mil -I n ll* |i M - . l n P-,(k Count). pi ill Mpil p uisnr of the measure, aald Hie .l.ilr dieilff "• g lllt/ ltiotl I* not opp" I to ihe hill though some imtivulii il -li'till- may nut fsvnr •1 Ilf tn,!.| •b" lion*" 'hat org.iniml I K'lri'tr 1 IIig 1 •umlmted on a .» VI Id" ii,-l u id,m vv ole basis mil 4 io. •1 liv riifori "inent tit fit 1 il • ill ' oppose II *uci c**liillv •ui In . ••*%11 r..n»* nu in 1r* "nt Cbnldj «l.ry lit! 11 ti"i- tlx« earmarks of »: in»: it U '11, Mm 1 ay said IC* "unlv our ft 1* f 1 un taking 1 • n kelef-r ft'! 1 I Mil* to >iking ■ good rltl/en f l 1 i »tr Wr iliMi'l a.ml Cloil'J* •m url III-* 1rput.i'mil 1 lid ig , had • 1 h 1v»•" t*'i g digster* " Ih- I" '1....... 1 11 V v1,'ild «xpil* f»\ it . -1 • 11 bums Jim-' JO. 1355 M.if r 1 - ml ibiv no-ant 'be Leg 1.1 |ft||r 1 *odd hive • eh line next • lull f 1 .t•*, ide u helhri It bid «Ml 1#•'! ......... II • »»•#• c l r h , I v l l r v r l l l i r »»l t Public IlniiHing Rondn Irehnar/Uaymvnd Studio Photo Ire Klreknerf new manager of la belag transmanager hare. Is A i m e d m i i i m .s i i e \ bill an•hnniing in -in In- r . <>t Ihe alUirneys genet d , st iff In lid with local i n enf"teeno-ni (tnsrd the House .1, s t-d iv iml went tn the Senate In edi 1 1 ii %11•.v« « do- attorney geueiap. , d e . la carry arm* II, i i in mill m ike m r i t i and ■ mi,In, i -• ,r ehmil .ri/ure* if R IH . , ,, ,n t c O tu .in i/r c l (CuntlMMvn on !'■ *• t a n l Lt. Claude Sullivan, education and public information officer of Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion tinea iU reactivation two yeans ago, will receive hit dis­ charge from the service this week. Ilia replacement will be M. Har­ ry W. Sherman, a pilot. . Rullivan Intends to return to Dal­ las. Tax., and raaume hla formar ^FtSpS M m was 11 ri'Uiiest Hint /oiling III Hie area not lie eHectlve until plan* arc finally coiupleied for the new county bicipital Mr. Ilutelilson ooemnl the ills cuvalnn by staling (fiat lie nor any line else dculted to binder Ibe pro posed hospital In any way, tint requested llial roiling action lie L t Claude Sullivan To Be Discharged S f e . t e r ,? . tarn sUnt In'the Navy, all of N HU an error In ■pant In Sanford, he and hlx ‘ Magma aettyg .members community. ilvan waa a fifth it l _at tha Oviedo School for N il. 197 - - Two weeks from lo-ughl .lime B. Hie Lions Club of Sanford will conduel its annual Insinuation nf offl cel s nl Ihe Mas fail Inn Seminole Country Club beginning al a 3fi i. in , ll was amioiioeed bv King .ion Ed McCall al tndas's meet Ing In Ihe Y.acid Club The liislallallnn eerenmnies were moved hark one week In enable President cirri Voile Williams ,lr., l l o l Ih e r i - p l v f l o u t t h e G O | ' w I . who Is now In T dlali isse*’ repre d i p s e n i o r i t y a p p l i e d o n l y w l i h l n seollllg Seinilmle ('nuidv. hi at a |, I l l s no t III th e S e n a t e as a lend whole Jack Slempei is in ■ barge n( Morse's resolution was design'd the arrangements and Wallace In won Ihe GOI' liecailsr ll pro Philips has been npimintrd pro \ iildl dial Xml only lie, Iml ail KraiIII rliairIlian hn die eeremon- • •i i Repiihllean would goon each lea ol the two enmillldees Tills would Next Tui'xdo.v'i Hireling was Ii.ii • preserved Ihe mnjorllv parlvs called off hi order Hl.il Hie San rniilrol ford Lion* mat attend a loinl in However, .13 llepiihllraiis voted ulullatlnn meeting with Ihe f a s igamsl Ihe resolution and only two selberry Lions f'luli lo t asselberry (m d Toliey (N ilI and furdnn. the Thursday night. June I King Uon other Oregon arnatnr Every among Mcf'all requested that all l.lons (he Denioerata, (he niajorlly went assemble al Ihe Yacht flu b a against ,Morse. Twenty three on week from Thursday iiisiiay night al 0 'I 30 i the resoluHnn. I« favored It ir m. and drl ve down lo l asseLJ . . , berry together As chairmanD of Hie Kdocal|oo|^ Commlllee, Dr J C B o n e wa authorized lo pren-nl Ihe lien . Olympic G jine Record to Ho Seminole High School I thrarv In reporting on the Mon* f'lllh slate rntivrnllon io Miami la ' week -I n k K Mon Ison prtisi o F o r m , I 111• ►1 01 0Ige aod X, ,V Hanford' IMstiiil Gon-moi Mi-mi tlzlei reinimd s o t . 'i i fi ,1,1 tup WlHe Ii lo Octroi! whole tlit*x , ool o led ‘‘Henry w is the iliiimg lon e .i a imuihci ol people 10 , ei'aiil lo the rnn< entioo." Mr Morris,io moving t,, s infmd ,od Seminole r Assorlnlni l* t r»j~i Lcnsr W ire 28. 195.1 ■ - - hoped vi 111 h e l p p i e v e n l , life- Hie faeeut on*" than i» "orsing home Itegul I'l'ins ti la r g o fin. In which rgnl Inmate* of j died. I'olltm u n i ,,f mirting home* - I .. .11 I.,, t n p i '1 - I l o p e i m i t t h " • I'- llit" M m i d l o p a * fii». '* I • 'hi* , i t " ,,( i g " d i l d n . i t * * '............... 'hr 1 "bid rollv ' lib", 11 v fe jei ,| 1. g,|| ,1, ,,is ,» * * ••••**ii •••*il nt i I <ig" | 11,tr 1 ^iiiirdsmen Return AHer Rifle Firing A1 rump Blunriing • h" it unit in llo F lm H i * , j • I I2l*h Inf , " '*i"i. I eiilv bmi'liv •• eidiu; •' *t" 1 imp (Handing w h ile l|n> *,'," hi | undergone ti idling in the *f ,'li mfaiitiv idle compsnv * * 1puns 11" • itliiu unllk" die 11 it two • n l i n d , il 1 imp Ml in bug for t> ■ mu' > 11 1 Ic <t .iriil hut 11 ,,,*01 '" p " t" * t *l|.lt the 'enipel dure ’• •• .1 t.n ml 1 . I,* >1 IU3 ' I *m ttie Ml 1 ingi* *hr In ,1 ii lining o* Ihe 14 new memh"t* ,1 the I ■ *!* one nl die-e men were ,1.1, un lifv "ii tin Ml rifle .iml 1,1, hi , iiblug fm 11niili.iiii.i‘ !on» I hr ->r,ip* tnadr tn* dir |,,.vl " m l , liien are lint ivi liable but * ,11 lie dinnunceil at a la’ ei ttate ' Ibe ti,idling iv is under baita i la*l week 1/ n,dinm g illnil, u , nun,pc,I in'" 'In ,., <1 1 t|,r ,e, ,,n 1 ihm cimtrnl the ie*u|t* "I die fir­ largest aim,nnt b>i -mp day ,,n ing mud be llltlied ov»l to Ihr bill'iliiin and Infer returned In record Miami, -t p"t In ihe d ,i* •ti* Individual unit * I lie menu ho live |uc d uaiilxwith a Mn"d •v high t at. II I. " water ahoi'tg' i'*-» • " t coii*mn|, "■ ui fe.dured bacon and eggs (or (loll ia slimd /', mdltmi galbm. tun it fast f;*tutd.iv ami Sunday, '•■ il b d u n l .i v upon bal •! ham dally At Lakeland Hmr i< an xdr ‘•ituidav night, xml fried chicken •plate Sllpplv toil Ibe ptespul mini. •uinlav nonti Tile m e n per 10110! Ill nuHying aicar ,t< not luge mulei Sf r J(,lui M Gr.iidb im did enniigh In meet d"iu,ndi foi Iren 1 >• under fill fob. according to tho watering II»* -i«l-*n». h ive been m e n wliu boast that Co t ' t* the (t'ullllllllrd mi I'- IX " I'lllll 1 ''e -t fed unit In the National Guard. Ihr local unit still hat opening* f"t vmiiig men between the age* N o I ' Y i i r Is P f l l d If and t S 'j Voting men who O v e r Yellow . I n t i t u l i n ' |"ln now will tx- able to attend summer encampment it Curt Me Apprehension that mump of the 1 lellan, Ala with the unit NEW YORK JS—Two nationwide underwriting syndicates were pre. pared In Iml competitively today lor a iota I nf fl22.M5.noo nr public homing authority I mumI s nf til mmmnnlilci, The nuclion vale la llu> sixth un­ der Hie Idll) amendment to Hie donors In Tlnirsdnv'. blood banig Housing Act nf 1337. Hut it mine* drive may have hml contael ie at a time when Interest rate* rently with pei mi. uffeilug (nun throughout the nation are ui their VpIIuw Jaundice m liepatHbi ha* been dispelled with a cveful • hit k hlgtmit levels In (wo di-'.'nilea. The laat sale oi low rout housing by Ihe Ameilean Red ('mss oilier, bonds took place on January 21, Mrs. Velma Giuizale/, executive when 4127,215.000 worth were serretarv, said today Mr* Gonzalez said lo-i idllce Is bought by the name two Invest­ ment hanking group* at an aver­ contacting all donorv who gave age Interest cost nf 2.3IHI per rent liliMid for civilian use In make cei Hlnco then, however, municipal Inin they have uni been expi.sed bond yields on the average hare to Hie disease ovei n period of Increased almul one third of 11 Hie past six month* Mr*. Elvira Garner, Mr.s Daisy Speer, and percentage point Announcements of the winning Mr* Franei* Hnuinill.il have been ds and Interest charges Involved making lelrphone call* lo donors Altogether .13 pint* of blond were will be mario In onch Individual community where the bond* are contrlhuted for civilian use The wliu gave liliaxl (nr being offered, I'. II. A officials said. 33 Tha individual Issues and Iholr mill ry use will mil im rnntnitrd. since hliaxl dcMilnrd (nr Hin armed amounts Include; Annliton, Ala. 42,450,000; Deca­ forces la made Into plasma. Dr. Frank (Jiiilliiuiii, Coimly tur, Ala., 93.235,000; Upelika, Ala., 9433,000; Svlacaugft, Ala., 9350,000; heallh ofiieer, said (here have Tampa, Fla., 911,180,000; Carroll­ only been "three nr four" coses of ton. Oa„ 9640,000; Moultrie, Oa., yellow Jaundice officially reported 9780,000; Savannah. Ga.. 93.120.ooo; here although it Is posslblo other.* fciomasvUI*. Oa.. 9930,000; Valdos­ may have been treated and nut reported to the health officer. ta, Oa., 9M7S.0M, It •I I AMIERSON TO SPEAK the twenty llilitl Annual Confpteiicp of the Atlantic I'nast line R dlioi'd Safety ( liidtinr-n will bo held at Hie Mayflower Hotel, Jack­ sonville, Inin',trow, It was attmmneed by Robert Scott, Idrector of Safety and Insurance for the Coast I dle Speaker* and Ihrlr depaitments have been amiounrcd us billow* Traiixpnrlalhm Oe|uirtinenl: M I, Chastain. Supt. Manchester,' •i» . M I., Horton. Superintendent. Rocky Mould, N. C and L. A Anderson Acllng Superintendent. Sanford. Movie Time Table RIT7. "The Girl Who Had Everything" 1:00 . 2:30 - 4:00 - ft:80 -7:00 8:80 . 10:00 MOVIELAND "Meet Me At The Fair" 7:40 • 8:00 • last compute ■how 0:38 . »'v>iVi-c-Ar \ .’sfefe fp-y '.T ffiy ■ •*MalTi»Tfldi imlBfHWi iliiaiiGfi 11 T r J • j • fl *it** »jj l;T~ Umf l I i --J --" �.....- Former White House Employee ClamH Up HAMBONE’SH) Allty MEDITATIONS City Commiaalon (Continued from Page One) mission will be ralliHl for June 13 WASHINGTON lift - A one-time to open the bids. White House employe refused today ( KUtJ'L BoB G f M v t l A Frank I,. M'tler. a former f.Hy / A m o ‘ w h i t e c o r r o M -- r,ay whether he bad passed si-t-V Commissioner, and C. H. U-vluter. ! ret government documents to an ’ GLOVES', f o T PfcY M £K 5 U. S. Navy, appeared before the acknowledged formec Soviet *py Conimlidon in connection with M i FEEL T o o M UCH LAK courier. He did say he never en­ damage to Mr. fmvlster’s car susA F O L K -B E A R E R • gaged in espionage against this ■d In a City alley, which I* an country. extension of Magnolia Avenue at Twenty-fifth Street. Tho witness was Julius J. Joseph LONDON WC-The United Statas, of New York City, an ossoclute Mr. I.avlster declared high mots Britain and France In a new note economist for the National Re­ In the alleyway had damaged the told Soviet Itui* la today the Jong- sources Planning Hoard at the A-frame or hlr cor to the extent delayed treaty for Austria can be White House in 1940 and 1941, and of 1130. He asked damages from completed only If a little good will a member of the wartime Office the City. la ihown, Informed official* re­ of Strategic Services- the hush hush Mr. Imnmn polnled oul that the ported. OSS-from 1943 thcoutfh mid-1943. mad Is unimproved and people use Joseph refused to say whether The note was In reply to one it ut their own risk. Mayor Chase from Soviet Amha**ndor Jacob he Is a Communist. He assailed referred die matter to the City Malik yesterday In which Moscow but did not deny lb* testimony of Manager anil City Attorney Ed turned down a Western invitation Miss Elisabeth Huntley, acknowl­ Shlnholscr. to reopen talk* tomorrow on the edged former spy courier, who had I’orter Lansing asked If some­ named him a* a member of n So­ Austrian treaty. thing couldn’t bt> done about Hie O Western answer, said to have viet spy ring lack of pressure In tho City’s water Joseph was called as an un­ delivered to Malik after a main* In the southeast portion of Conference of British, American scheduled witness, In advance of Sanford. Ho told that during the and French diplomatic officials testimony by Nathan Witt, former current period of dry weather, at hafo, rejected the Russian irgu- general counsel and secretary of certain times of the day pressure meat that only the four • power Ihe National Labor Relations Hoard Is so low that If a fire should bregk council of foreign minister a could In 1844-45, and John Abt, former oul sufficient water would not be call a conferenco on the Austrian special aaslstant to the attorney available to contain Iho blase. grncealy In 1037-38, pact. , Mr. Lemon said volume Is ipf* fNileised If TV* Rail liras The new note was written on it-’i'a la* i T-i#f Mat| flrlcnt in Iho area, hut a three inrb R*l ti • h i (jNImi behalf of the western power* by water main does not give sufficient Geoffrey Harrison, British chair­ pressure. The mstter Is under man of the deputy foreign ministers study at the present time, he told who have held 250 mcillng* In lb? the ('ornmlsilon. past five years In an effort to Mr. Lansing also asked the City hammer out an agreement on Aus­ TAMPA i|t—A walkout of drivers for whatever help could ho given tria. after their onion business agent was arrested on u charge of IresSYltACUSK. N Y. At - Five In moving sufficient sand to create pasaiug on company property left pickets were «r reslid ut two strike­ a beach ut » Sportsman’* Associa­ two major Tampa tost firms with bound General Electric Company tion’s park on the Wekiva River. only seven cab* operating today. plant* today as a reported 2.209 The Commission look the manor 'Hie cose against Clyde Overbey, salaried employes went to work under advisement. The resignation of A. II. (Hart) agent for the Independent Taxi through pirlu-t lines that were PBTEH8UURG. W. Va. (Al-Flv* Driven Union, was continued in shorter than rspr*riod after yester­ Hclrrson us a inumbcr of tho San­ ford Industrial Hoard was accept­ children, four of them brothers and city court for a week. Ovo.-bey said day’s violence. listen ranging In age from three lie had been conducting onion bustA few minor attempt* to stop ed, but on tho suggestion of Com­ to IB, were trapped on tbs second ness 'fi company property unchal­ cars of workers were reported. missioner John Kader action In Hoar of a burning house In South lenged tor months, and the charge Nine members of the striking naming a replacement was defer­ Petersburg today and burned In was brought because a strike had CTO International Union of Elec­ red until the nest meeting. death. Thu ru<iuust of J. W. Stull of been threatened for June l. trical Workers and lour sheriff’s Bath Overbay and T. F. Mulch­ deputies were veported Injured yes­ Hie Stull Farm Supply Co. fur a The fifth child was the cousin of the other four. There wire 17 ing, president of Taslcahs of Tam­ terday when GB reopened the loading *one al III) West Second »crsonx in ill In Iho two •■ story storj pa |nr., said tho dispute was over plants for u recall of white-collar Street was granted. The feed store n the frame house which tin a union demand for reduction of worker*. The Injuries o ccurrcd, was recently moved to that loca­ Irh burned to the No, It Isn’t tk i celebrated Jumping frog of Calaveras /rnund. They were member* of n the number of cabs from about 113 the sheriff's office said, when curs tion from 400 West Thirteenth County which beguiled -Mark Twain once upon a time. It {« a Street 70 to 33. Ihree famlllm «nd ill related. xcnulne hahy alligator which will b« one o f the main attractions forerd their way through picket City Manager Lemon submitted The dead wire Angler Mopynlit *1 New .Smyrna’s Heaslda Fiesta June I I through 14. It la being The union agent said tlw drivers llnist. One picket, u woman, was or study a proposed street light III, daughter of Mr. and Mr* wil can’t corn a living wage unless hospllulijed held In check by Ed Nllson. Orlando. Grand Healer nf the Florida Ham lam Mongold; and four children the number of cabs is reduced. Flying Alligators Internstlonal, with hesdqusrters in that city By mill.morning today, Hie com­ .1:nymd for I'hilllps’ Terrace nn of Mr. and Mrs. Foster George, and known as the Grand Hwamp. This gslor will get a special Mulching said 55 sre not enough pany said. 2.209 of the 4,000 white- Princeton and Yale Avenue*. Al Shirley Lee, II, Caroline Sue, It, to give nr«ded service. ■pot to the Alligator’s Initiation ceremonies to be held here June collar employes hud reported for lllu lust meeting, Hie Commission approved two new street lights for Larry, 4, and Derry Alvin, .1. 13, when nearly 100 neophytes will be inducted Into the organisa­ Mulching sold abmil two-third* work. Yale Avenue. Thu fire itnrleil while Mrs. Mon- of his I BO-190 drlv-.tr* are union tion, xuNijcHtloii by diehard Mealy gold was preparing break fast In n members, and moil of Hie non­ first floor stove. that the City print on its water union driver* are afraid to work. 'SUVO Lives - Slate attorney who had been work­ order to vacate an alley between • bills lh slogan Ills company operates Yellow lll l'niu \ll, IIIJ ing mi Ihc project with him. Mr. Cypress mid 1’tne Avenues was an Obey Traffic Laws" was accepted. Cabs and Red Top Cabs, Tile only MiMotiH m i n : n in ic iiN Williams sold hn planned to re­ also given. The slogan, in linn with highway >i IIIU I.I other major cab company here Melvin Smith, who recently M M 'IIIIII, 11.011111% safely, will bo printed on the bills sume work Immediately on lltc for whlto patrons, Diamond Cub T h e fn] l o u l im f»fi«<«M fH|i«irt«,tl h y as stain as the present supply Is completed tearing down Ihe gramll ’a., la not affected necessary details with a new at­ U»** O it iilr re m i t t i •• H a n f o r d HUM* (Continued tmm Page tin*) sland at the old ball park, was F u r i r i u r * M nrM ei r m i i m i l u r v mthi i n eshaiisled. torney. deferred until (lie hospital has be­ given an exUniinn of contract to T r lit’Ki t h tt ml I n filer h tin |<» 3 :3 0 Put off until Iho next meeting come a certainty. Ho added that A plat was submitted by Fred p.m. Mn v 1 %. was action on filling two vacancies Williams, surveyor, asking for the raze tho old standi and dugouta |li* 4 mh, Io-|H-n<lhiM V iir ln iy the property Jo tho east Is oc­ at the field. 51r. Lemon pointed out which currently exist on the Han­ fi n d C^ i in I I I y III! M ur I 1 . 4 0 ff .n ti cupied by dwellings of substantial City's approval of lota which had the itanda are In poor condition, Mfivt tdr klti tf M KidiiK to tfiftiM-rv ford Housing Authority Hoard. The alia and value, and the owners been marked off In tho Rosalia cannot be patched up, and consti­ fine Ntt HniudlrR Imw High Prrrlp. Me«iriN( ('riifihirri ( ‘Mldmiie. M u An Hi Hg tn . nr. present board had recommended Drive area. tute a hazard. Asheville ut no (he reappointment of Jack Hall to <>l«ry. I*i»en»l I'riiifi .1 i 00 decreased In value by a lowerlnK Boston Several old hill* dating hack to Ml l #l»fH, FM’ltMlfhflM Mid.]. appal The City Attorney we* author­ lucceeo himself and the appolntof Ionian restriction*. wud r o u r i t i.m Chicago 02 erit of............. Al Wilson to succeed I!lob 1949 which had never been collect­ ized to prepare a rroolutlon for rui'timiif r« i IB ii lUki j(o»"ZonluK «hoilhl operate to pro­ levrland ed hy the City were turned over 73 the t?tty fs» W ro w > 110,000 for {Yarrls. i ; « f f i i i i t i i i f i s *t Hiiiifjiifti* tect property owner*," he a* P ho had re- l(" ('"> Attorney ShlnhoWer fo( hU necessary egpenw. . * 49 Umi Angelo* „ •- e - i f i k m N o Hoi*t>llt t i Mr. Liunnn aerted. ".since there are a mini her Jew I't fiN. Illindtev* tl llit, Mur M i l cclvcd a telephone call from Rep. action. Ni Orleans \ 72 — - *— uf tlilnUH to Iron out before the Naw York ltd, IlMd 3 00 Mr. SMnhnlser presented the tfidlffkftM h I .... .... . 7ft« ion Williams just before the meeting hospital become* an aetiiullly, the Washington H*imi r | i , Y«dJi»tv Hu l i n r , l a i - M i l In which the representative salil first reading ol the amendment to Tli There are more than 40 differownur* of property In the "-Ijocent njacksonvllie VVfMerrtirliinMi lUu>U ,<0 I,If* that the French Avenue wldmltig the zoning low In the Drcnmwnld rnt kinds nf domesticated nnlarea wain to protect themselves Min ml Duo N* v e r y U g h t mui»i»tIt*n ii m l Section voted ii | hiii at Ihe lost mills ranirlng from Insects to Ini*' d i r l v J i U | tt 11 ' m i o i i d nr** I t i • project had been temporarily sidl­ In all eoulirigenrlcs." Tsllnhassee M O ilfi* I* meeting. A first reading of the ed because of Iho death of the itnnmls. uhm Mayor Itondtill ilium (minted out that certain prnllinlnnrlCN must Im arrntnplMicd, one of which wu* moiling ilnce the hnspiliil could not Im built In a It l-AA nine, "if the hnspllul never goo* through, •>*--> in - ‘• thin.i ...in ........ i___r... New Note Tells Russia To Shew Some Goodwill S ! Taxi Driver Walkout I1utft Tampans Afoot 5 Pickets Arrested At Struck (iK Plants Five Children Burn To Death In Houae House Votes Funds President Is Amazed For 2 Departments At Research Center HELTSVIIXE, Md. iFt-Prealdent WASHINGTON (it - The House passed and sent to the Senate today Elsenhower toured the govern­ a bill appropriating 11,9*070* 481 ment's farm research center today ^ for the Libor and Welfare depart­ and watched In wide-eyed wondcc^ ment* after cutting 10 million dol­ as an electronic gadget method­ lies from Prwldent Eleenhower’i ically separated white-shelled eggs from brown shelled ones. request for hospital funds. " It’s amaslng," the Presidial The money Is to finance the two agencies for the fiscal year starting declared. Eisenhower drove from Wash I to L Ington and waj mot at the renter TTie roll call eote was , The bill allots the money this wav: by Secretary of Agriculture Benson $233,184,000 for the Labor Depart »nH o'her Agriculture Department men!, *1.713,248.481 for the Hi-tUn At iht’ stool of the Stt hour visit. Education Welfare Department Kducati and......... and 113,,274.000 for affiliated minor Benson Introduced the President agencies. as a Pennsylvania farmer--* ref- < Passage followed last-minute de- -ei-mc-s to Elsenhower’s ownership feat of a Democratic-led move to of a farm near Gettysburg, Pa. The President also grew up on appropriate 75 million dollars for federal grants to states for com a farm in Kanraa, and It was plain from the start today that he knows munlty hospital construction The House decided to stick m us a lot about it. Appropriations Committee recom­ - Harking back to his boyhood days mendation for a SO million hospital In Kanua. the President smiled grant fund Instead of the 80 mil­ and said that of alt the farm lion requested by President Eisen­ chraa, " I hated milking the cows hower. most of ell." A roll-call vote, 237 to 58, boost­ ed by sla million dnllsrs the funds recommended by tbo Appropria­ tions Committee for federal nav ments to school districts whose population Is swollen by military and atomic energy activities. The FALL RIVER, Mass. W-Alayor House voted *08,300,000 fee this Edward C. Pelrcr- of New Bedford purpose, the smount rtoucsted hy wo* sentenced to four year* In the President Elsenhower. F o r m e r House of Correction today nn President Trumsn ssked for 70 gambling conspiracy charges and million. calmly onnounccd " I will never willingly give no the office." Tho 38-ysar-old mayor, a former ORLANDO CHOSEN Massachusetts ifftatrc, Issued ST. AUGUSTINE UR — Florida statement saying: " I’m going to Elki selected Orlando aa their 1934 laII today because I will not desert convention city at the close Mon­ the people who elected me." lie day of a four-day meeting hero. Is a Democrat hut waa elected Orlando was picked over Miami mayor in a non-partisan municipal Beach by a vote of 87 to 13. (Section. Defcise attorney* Indicated they wouhr^ke the case to the Massa­ iim ia ( ir s n e r n lie s 9 in* chusetts Supreme Court. I r n i ii - 'r u l t . ’ >-ni> iullim Pclrre was convicted yesterday a m il.- m i l -i» » i ti n si* Hus ITS- 9.Sc of conspiracy to protect gaming. I vsrlHI>> uro.liic* rsrvlvr.l n( Last week another Jury convicted Hnnronl Hliim Ksrmsrn Markxi from him of conspiracy to Impede prose m |ctim n m M»r t* l<- tn.-ci s.tn. Sl«v “ »"., Tolnl r•*<■*■ Ii.tw S.SI4 litrknsra. emtofli for gambling. Jail-Bound Mayor Is * Bent To Retain Po«t lit State Farmers Market County Honpitul The Weather Mr. Chase by asserting that "the haipltnl can never be constructed in I he area unlei* there I* rexnnlnii. It it will permit such conatructlan." Mr. Hutchison then staled that "the people of the area will rnn[Mt rezoning of any property In the disputed area except for the hospital alto. Mr. Ilrown hod slat ed that several other structure* auch aa doctor’* office* and resignanta wore itenerally to he found it the Immediate vicinity of a inapllal and xonlntt should permit thniu. The City Planning Hoard choirman declared properly owner* north of First .Street would ho In a bid way If that «ido of the *trret wua to remain In a highly reatrtcled lone *lnce the nroimrly wftuld lose In value If only Urge ono-fumllv home* wore uMowed after the ho* pit at wia constructed. i It O r l a n d e 2-1878 to e t F o r F re e iJiVj,":'-', -- Awu> .1 h o y there, G . l ' \ I f y w w a n t a r e a t w h h k e y a n d soda, d o n 't j m t ask f o r w h is k e y , ask f o r R a n rh n n de L u x e f THE BOUI I OH OE LUXE COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY TEST THE CAR THAT SWEPT THE FIELD IN THE PAN-AMERICAN ROAD RACE The first car was a Lincoln. Seenmi* behind were three other Lincolns—1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th among Block cars in thn Mexican Pan-American Road Race. Test one yourself. Only then will you discover the response of the 205-horsepower V-ll engine , , , and of the other kinds of power you can have. Power steering, combined with exclusive bell-joint front wheel aiupenilon. Power hrukoa. And the 4>way power teal, A Lincoln Cosmopolitan or Capri awalti you. �1 Blues In The News U) Atomic By-Products Being Used To Perfect New Products, Processes I ii 1111* *I niie feeds, to find new and belter In scetcides and fungicides, to learn what really happens in Ihe vulcani ration of rubber, to study the underground flow of oil and perc'lap* thus estesid the known limits ik f oil fields. The Elsenhower administration's derision to cut the atomic budget may not hamper this work Inn much, as It mosty pays lls own way. There arc some l.noo uvrs of rudlo-lsutopcs, or radio-active materials, shipped from the Oak Ridge atomic plant, which has about IDO different kinds on sale. o i^ h o w " nmd, had been « * « « > . T ta radio-active tracer la faster and much cheaper. Tracers help the plastic and syn­ thetic fiber industries control the complicated processes by which they create their products, hetp to measure very thin pasilc film, help to find nut how to do chemi­ cal processes m«ro chcaplv. Radio active materials help food manufacturers discover how fast any type of box or bag absorbs moisture, licluing to make food keep longer. The tracers can show how fast water soaks Into different foods whtsi conking, helping to develop foster cooking foods. West Pajm Beach Stops Lauderdale DEI,AND (H pedal) — Mr*. Al­ fred 1. ilul’ont of Jacksonville lin* For 5th Out Of 9 given 110,00(1 for fiieolly miluHf* IV Iu k i'H M r« . * Stetno ihuUuii nt Stetson University, Ur. .1. (Mile Edmonds announced today. Tills is the-second gift froul Mr*, dul'oni for tills need, Ur. Edmonds mild. Mr*, diil'oiit'* gift of ifitl.nutl in loM nl»o wu» ear­ marked for snlniles. The fact that she designate* h for si-'srii-s Indleutes that ! . ii 1 IJn'ted State* has a more intelligent grasp of the problem* of the small, private­ ly supported college* which are xtrlving to preserve and maintain our American way of life, Dr. Ed­ munds said In commenting on Mr*, dul'ont’s gift. "Her benefactions to such Institution* have been of tremendous help In strengthening higher education, particularly in the South," RESOLUTION W1IEHEAH the Uto John Plenum we* a faithful amt devoted metnher of the HemI nota County Junior Chamher of Cammerro and WHERE AH ho we* many year* IMMl the aita limit far active inembenthln In the Javceeai hi* youthful Internal In youmr people of tha community end Jaycve pro* N orfolk I'hnlu* by C m Tile Dilsbiiry Srhiml id Danrlng, under Ihe direr Itun uf Mr-.. Alton It. Iliistiurv. owner uml In.lnirlur, nrc-enled l u niuiual ■ viiiur reritnl 1**1 Thurntigy ninht III the large Sruiinule High Hrhmil Audllurlum with itri need* from Ihe r i t n l ifulng lu Ihe Canrrr Crimmle, Im-Ikk dlrerlrd hy the llelu Sigmn I'hl Sorority. Colorful mill sttrartiTe roslume*. anil hrmitiful lltliting rfferis hlghllghtnl Ihe ryrnlnv'* rnlertalnment. Arriunnunui mr linentire proariuu w i* ChrUtlne lllankenehlu. The mabirlly of the *rhm>l lu Hhuwn iilmte un Ihe atlrarllvrl deroraleil nI hk« uml below I* young Ml** .Mary Helen Wa*hhuru. ilMiightrr iif Mr. ami Mr*. Hubert W**hhurn. She I* shown In her riMliime fur a gruup tap number, entillrd ‘‘ Whrn You Wore n Tulip". Jldlcr rowed It up with • threo run lomor In the fourth. Andy Plcilk’j loublo (parked Tampa’a threo run ilnth. Miami'* Oacar Sierra ahoved Jmplro Butch HeulInc durinii an iriem tnt over a declxlnn and waa •■ M o the ahowrr*. Dennla Jent fanned eight and e apaclng nlnp MO fan*. Four or nrlled tha loo m iles north i»* llieml't ris is iiv v i \ si. New* 111klit l« I, r«• Fluking New* Muikel lleimit Himrt* I'nrnili, Arll*l file V l‘*. U' I'liKMIll inditing nn * cl... . fivrhlriK Mind.' N»«» J e r r y ilr«v'« iirh l.'SIliieu i •»,\ elliir.. \ * r |c l > Hall Meet The lew..I N ight Ki IIII. mi K ven Tide Nehi.ee '* I linn el line lllleil Nil Ilull it uv Immhnrito'* <>rk At llunie Willi SIihdc N imwm C»ll To l*r«yer "IflflilXKSIMV %. St. \V»»l»rn Jiilnhnr* e N«w* StornliiH Slelmlle* M*rW»i Itrimri H*v«n rrc b iiik c iu h N»w« N*w* Hnurt* Al A ill*iu-e * J o c k e y 's t ’t i i d o >oo i' uii p re v en t ;•«•«*< Id n ’ | (iKNEVA NEWS ] ttv m i s s nihiif. n iK V a v rr^ Mi w ,| r |ii||H mid S. P. Smith 'Ill' *. May A* summer approach*'*, must e r p r o b le m , but mil in a h o m o liuttu'-makers plan now *!mrl mis w i i ii Mimolb (Inlsli w oodw ork, In lliclr hmixckcrping chnros plas tic d r a p e r i e s , sm o o th uphol (Tcntiiug i*s|>cciiil|. Is . h,.t , i'll', *tery, a n d floors i-o,-or»»d with th e ■ . ' ' - ■■> ■1his sinisd Ii sin faced 01..I. i in! ,. Mini- Ui-ianiil, Snufnrit, t ‘hiilnnla, gl ease pro,d. nik.ill Jirnnf a n il (ivituhi, and llrliimb', bi'twoori IIHl stain resislard Kenflex iin>l tile and l'.,r, atloiuloil. rei|tnrci un seriibhmti; only wash­ Mr, and Mrs. Lewis llrailmiyor ing will, in till.d snap sttds from had us their recent giicslx Xtrs. lime to little follow eil try a clear Hrndetnyer's daughter and son in­ water rinse ihdtnnii dirt can hr law Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hyrd and removed lii input.1 with a d.,.0, ehililt,-tt Judy and Dickie uf in cloth and i , dots remain bright diana. .Hid new Ilu- Ilaplisi Intel inediati I’l'Min Warm we itlier housework can me I 'nl,ill ,-la»s held a swimming parly at 11 Pun.| Fridll.l ,-ve- In- fill lii a minimum l>\ clearing lutig, those present were: Mr and rooms oi ,liM c iti tiers and hy Mi-, hn lei Unit, Mr. and Mr*. giving a protective Ituish to the P'idgo-, Mrs. I’. \V. Prevail. Paul smooth-nil.n e i u .ills, ide and Vlnxwell, I 111 me Stone, \ ill. , it. o t h e r areas Xltci wiping or wash­ Fred, \ddie. and Cnrlloli Pievatt, ing vvdti mild onp-nd- Ihe plas­ looige and \tfiry Oldlmni. lames ter, p.illded Vv.sid xi ii x| plastic Dow on, ilclly nlld ||ol,eil I'lnllips, Ide ami oliii i .mnoih surfaces can I .ul itiidd, Mr. mid Mrs Joe In- waxed tigldlv with a tio-rttli wax The, wilt limit require no M.illiiciix and children. Tin- tunny friends of Mrs I eon further I'li nhUii for weeks, nr, in Ht'caximial Melts will he unrry In l e a r n I tin I some c a s e s , mouth' -he is confined to her hom e he- soil can lie wiped off the waxed Ills., of illness. surface with a damp cloth I nt. I tallied tile W o m e n N Minuloto an S a e ie ty of I he Methodini riiu t i d i w ith n I’overtol d h t i luiitfL eon hi Pei s h n m o n H a m m o c k Tae** dm liuise fire*,mt w e r e Mrs K i t e hill,,-.'. Mrs. .11■lin Thinna*, MiI II H d i n e y , M is W a l l e r X.o I !■ ugh, XII s t,e,«rg,' l.illd",’) . Mi 1mhii Htiine, Mrs |, e*ter Hi ->w ii , i lie I ; . , a nd M i-. SI a lid t ......... .. I t| I, do, 'Old l lo It* v XX il I ,, -et I h, XXottieii'- Miss iotuo y U nion r »u»- i:,h * .it, lln p tist C h u r c h a n d llu i liiihintn l ln p l i - t t 'I n n c h , g u v ■ n noiit s u p p e r c e le h in llltg th e tint h nutiiv* i ii v of th e Pint oln XX,XI.I I in .Iuv n i e h l at Ihe tle tie v a llnp t i l I hill ell I Ii. . oho si h e m e w its lav e n d er, I i,in h ,ml silver l lie la h l e s w ith nUili e odh*, h a d d o w n tlie ,‘e titer of i , h i uliifi o f p u r p le , w ith a *| imo M ue i d silver * la r s , ,-and,'In In oia n d h w hite t a p e r e e n l e t e d • ii.ii i . l l. I he slime color schem e >i ,n t ie d nut in I In* p r o g r a m s , mu honk*, a n d p l a n 1 cards, Xi I hi a lovely dliiih r of ■In. I - pie, n m i h e t i y -uili'e, g r e e n d ud, n h k h s hoi In scud s, W EDNESDAY M O R N IN C R lt A N D N E W STOM AL TO S A V E T IM E 77ZEA$u!*lS spa 1nr, cion W hy f illin g spend I c d to u t h o u rs in b s c k n ro u n d colors? Cuy yOut !, ■ Jiepouit tO m p lu tc ly h r h , b e d lot leu. and pie vvir* served (n i k. h t o ve at a n d i) le.k e u m b m u t ..... ' llo m eal w a s en io v e d In >. ' I si c u t , n i c i ) lull re I le "CMim was resented l lo It id e e -till,' Itonld sold out le , t I hn> ,nil'll u n ion i > h l,i nti h o l h d n v . g iv in g a hist in > oi I ■ du XV 'I I um l nl I lo < I lio. ■n l ig h l c n mil !» 'ph u I I,. V mil WOIIO tl Ul , d'UUL' 'I mi . .ion field 1’ l 1 I pi like! fill llo l , « I III \ .1 Dell l oil. of i i who Is tin A n .iin lo m u l I 1,1 of III,' U XI C lie, loll wi i , i , in 11 o c l I * . a nd , n p o ■'1,1 11 , i n i s A n s ili ii \ a n d the S itd.eoiii- n| |lie local c h m c li gave i t r i o . A mill Id,d f t,nu l liiilu 1• 1 " ■iTorida, 1‘iiii l-‘I■-, ola." Si tig nip t, v (he w hole etniiji w 11ii p,vi" I al d i f f e r e d i r d e i v a l ilrtr olg Ihe e v e n in g \1 Ihe c 1. 1 w ,,f i h e og rum , nr I'lhu , i >|o h a g s i led veil Ii pill (il. ii, w e r e p a -te il t l u n u g h (lie ll'olo r e e (,o u l ic e wi l l o lf e tlllg , l. li i t h e , u c t . - i oil, r l e d uml I led < II I ' l . l l i e X ..... thill i tuny i . | In Stiu -i . u g h , | )h,i|i[U»-t vv,'le fro m f o otvtootv, IY and Antivjue Chorv, Dillovsv. oic., M i 0 U 110 H m Dc,vut,*ul O cco rativo coiorv. Ideal for Gilt 1" I ' i I 11 jlilcn up ONLY 8 01)1)1)1 I Atom V' Lady's Aid (g ro a t th o fo r g o n tlo r n a n , to o ) Station WTRR--1400 Kilocycles S m islan d , few spot* d i s c o v e r e d hy E u r o p e a n ■ixiilorers wliieh w a s |u i - u m i- l> uniidtahileil Associated Prrsx Staff Writer t Raynor ihrn c a ll of New Zealand is ..... of in, Rv CKNE I’l.OWDEN If the Ft. l.nmtiTitule I,Ion* don't win Uu< Florida tnternallomil League pennant, they can tiluni.* it on lliclr neighboring W.'st Palin Reach Indian* The Lions nave been camping In second place most of the season hut when they have a chance to close In on Miami, the Indians slop them. Thcf did It again Monday night, with the veteran Charlie Harris caging the free-swinging Lions on three hits for a 50 victory for the Indians It was the fifth lime Ihe Indians have whipped tho Linn* in n meetings, and Ihe second lime Linns failed to score on their neighboring nine. Harris struck out five and not a Lion runner got past first base. Whltcy t’latt sparked his team to victory with a two-run homer In the fifth, bis sixth of the season. The Indians rapjwd Murv Rubin, Winston Brawn and Norman Chan­ dler for eight safeties. In other games, Miami smacked Dale Matthewson for 11 hlls to whip Tampa, f-S; and 81. Fetors- pooniN, oiuiiT'* mill i veil \1 y riir x»M Nun. \ hll l n tltf l in N\ I'll'IliUK ill ••V* ii five pound* Hilt * u tiie oid> one wle- lot‘•n't r»'eeiv'’ I t 1*** no I d l“ »i th e family n r l m n l y c a n ’t )ioLl it ngainHi lo-i You m*e, *'Mom" Jn«t d o e sn ’t like fr«'*h w nter fi-*ldiH! '•» r Iu doe'* all I m am d u H t Ml lin* o n nri She lande d a ML’ ptnind t’l •»I» III N* vn S m v i i i a hot she etioldn't repixtei It for the iio d o l lieejiu>e il w i - iiiiit*ht In 4 rdl Watei K.verv tiling eoHRldered, | h e tif x e tlolid* fam ily h a v e m ad e i|iiitu a fi liinu re cord far iliuiuH.lv* W hat do >«m t h i n k ? ’ I , no new com er* f*» e ln v k a f........’ N \ VS yi”*terdrt\ a r e i ,*-, ei •. T hv I-m , \ t r*tpropiii-i U m a t e 11k i e i a - , and Thomn^ S \ o f * , uiiin. <ipMf' nl lee, Pet** »*uim* to Saiil'otd IIf T* r i iMllildet f(iff II t nit uf *1111 N Hi"i ltd the 1 SS p r o n kill! I' I P "i '* veil w hile 1'em a n in * M nl* a i d tin* -d a tu m i l i i e r t H f»tno " I Nl11i|ic* uf t i l e a l LakeH Ill P*Me hull* fro m Sidhvvdie* |n*la and t.io li**en si***itmed to tie NANS npt-ratlom H eptittiion* w l i n * In* will p e r fo r n i d u t l e i \xiifi • t h e N iiolo^ y I d v i i i o n loin* a nn Ii'* o | P o r t ( ln ro n . Modi,* lei hemiii.* ii toi inlu i of Ihi S t a i lea Pel ohlH'l I If fli'e. Wi 1. imie i|h<ol|t| m u ’ Hope yom h n u i>f d n l \ \si!l I" i pleimanl one” llo* S n n f o i d r m d i i m l htH ehili ehih Hwrot u dollhle l o u d e r ti mu tl i I nk ,'la n d Pilots last nig h t at tin' Mctnni’inl Hlmliiim uml Oi • *«""• g r o u p o f NA \ S fails wot "u h a n d In ohoor llm m nn. HV'r, boiiiml y tin nil I hi* way ('nrilinul I • t ' » keen th is w h in in g wtri-ttI go Illy *1 Hy SAM DAWSON I Thy* Atomic Energy Corn mission NEW YORK Lit—Industry Is spends less than 1 per cent of Its Warning to live with the atom. | budget on this phase. Ind hd to harness It to the dollar. Itndloactlve materials are pro­ Without waiting for the day duced by sticking any of a number when atomic energy may run elec­ of things from a hunk of gold tric power plants, many compa­ to piston rings Jnlo the atomic nies arc saving thousands of dol­ pile ftr a lime. lar* by using atomic by-products The resulting radio-active piston to prefect new products and new ring, for example, than gives off industrial processes. More won small radio-active particles. The (fers may bo on the way. piston ring Is pul tqtn an englrj-> New chemical rneinleal compounds arc and wear nn the ring can being found by utoinle research, uulckly and cheaply hy draining the university of Michigan report*, the oil and measuring lls activity. helped farmres get bigger corn Older methods of finding out Vnd tobacco yields, have helped about wear In nn engine* or a doctors find and cure such dis­ costly machine toot inquired ill#eases as hyperthyroidism Scientists’ are now trying to find m illin g engine ur machinery and io f i '•«* ANTHONY O f i i i r r t mi,I m e n ulik e u f N A A S made ii fine n p p e a ru n i'e in t h e i r s u m m e r w hite u n i f o r m s u< they i t , , it. . hi the in,>oim i ' t .iiitn ir » P e r so n n e l I tispeelii.ii .-'ul in Oily in o r n m g A fter in spe cting the m en. d i p t . J. I.. C hill,-m ien, r u n inuiiihng o f f ic e r of N A A S , emu ptlllli Ule,| Ihe men ml (hell exeeptimtnlly . m a r t u p pe nrniire. T h e Caiilim i iil-m ,-utignitiilnleil the 0 * N A A S men w ho were udvitneed in r a t i n g Mny lit h , ii lesiill of se rv Ice-with ,'iiinpetitlvi' ,-s»iuiiiutimis l.emy " L i t t l e S p ik e " lilies , lele man first c la s s of th e N A A S cominillm iilnins itffiee heliev, s Ins i'aimly Is Hill- Ilf the few. if tlol the only InniiU in Siinfor.l in which .»'• ..... ........... Hi, i ... C h u m l , -■ uf ('u n in ie ree f i-h ln g m edal f i cuti'hiliu a leiss ..vei tw o poiiinls | h e Miles fa m ily , who »«■ side on New York Aveline in l ake M o n r .i i . a r e ail urde ni fishei no n rout In y r n r - n b t Ian* r i u h l u p lo "pop" T h e r e a r e t h r e e ''S p l k e a " lit the fa n n lv . " P o o " lilies is k n o w n ns '•Rig S p i k e ', " M e d i u m S p i k e " Is L ero y 's 1M-your- ii Id In o t h e r and " L i t t l , S p ik e " is L ero y hhiiM-ll " i l ig S p ik e " lea ds th e f a m i l y w ith a eaten of a se v e n pound, leu o ilU- 1- I,a s s w hile Middle S p i k e anil ir> y*nr-n|il |.i*o n r *4 for ■«!*»■ olitl with tfUcIi * 4 of <*\x pound-*, Rl*Vrlt oilhi'I'H. L illie Hplhe l|J**« Wonders o f science h.r^m onllH ” T m a k T n S l e r R r T K S to Improve " l v « l K lio n illi: SANFORD HERALD 1933 Pag* 1ghnooth SurfaceH Are Easier To Clean Smokey S a y s: a mi MnrnliiH tlevnllfiii* * is ItnrmnhV Time H ml W:li s.in s ic lu-ini Win hi Vi Niue I 'm * I ’nin Tiinii I 'D t l e r 1‘nrinle \vli»r» Angela f , sr In Tl* I inn C’lilli OLDSMODILE POWER STEERING New* 1 inn i 'lull IM S iir.li.--IM nn,) •diir HAS llehenl Pet fnriim n* 11 All Mm ii Iiik Chi le| v II IS I'lil) lleeil hi iiig.ui III.','. I.’n II In I'm v c r ir nu XViirlil Al N.n.ii iii’d f/ir* litttr 1ltui\ tilth th f inn hnu h**P Nnru fi iLinlL vxlu r fiu,- ihnl I,.;' >it|wr HJ|” I H'Lin.il.ili- itilti iii'fi! »^Hit uf llir rtirh. I*rurrfii 1t> fiMiifiivrnii« ihriMiglt *i fiiriil «if Iriillir', Srrr«i«lv <ri|iqi<»|* llu* highway %%«111 all llir* roillitfriii r uf a vrlrrail <llailfTriir! hill'll hrr »n r r l / t*nuvr 'V o t in g * ! Tim Iviml uf I'tiwrr S lrn iii^ Dial | i | h vmi rnnlrul ( h i » DiHR (if Ullluriinltlln Vtilh j 11 *I Intyrr lift |iifA#lirt*. llir Liti.l ih sl Ukr« mil llir rfT«»rl f r • |r*vr# in llir "fcrl uf |fir ulirrl *. I fir Lm l ul l*«m#r SlrrrhiK i Im I DltUriHihBe ollrra , » ah*H|( h *<l* I’niwri Hr.iLr **, f'.txxrr Mvtmy, utiif Ills Dlri lir>rMr|Hii«rr ’ I HRitir. Srr ur louii , fin suur *'IL mk r I liitlr '! W NlIVKsnw l>. SI. Illllllll fill III lllHe-l ASii■!, mi Vurlnll rn I’ofiiihtr Ntur I ktn A rin rlin m t New. tVrdn*i, 1«v Mill Ini •' !l«r Nun* llnn.li iVuriii AI T lirrn I'iuI civ' h Hi nr [III* Anil ili'iiiiilini M'nde i.,iv#r« I'*in. inn r i u ii 4»w» mu • ’iui> Market ili'iwiri 4 I h*n f ttifqri) uni fiftr f^iraiu,. I 11 ar * v p i i t i n t i i 4 1 # t f 1 ii r * i f VX,"K In the eighth Hemlnole County Junior Chamber of Commerce irln* colonial tlmoa a ahlp of Iron ayrltea, a couiporo* jft! 1 worthleia mineral, waa SP'1 wd to Ertfland from the rd State* In the belief that TODAY and TOMORROW! . SUPCR -ii - HOiiaur court TONIGI - V - t h i k * " " ' 1* 4 l-taitl JlltMri IWu *J t t w ' t M S H t i M A T IS " 5 A F IT Y - C H 1 C K " M O N T H . . . HOLLER >nd C 'A H TO C N Y O U R O L D S M O S 1 L I O IA L IR MOTOR SALES Corner Hecond and Palmetto — T O U R O L D S M O B IL I D I A t l R , evY. .. __ ■' ' Phone I23t A L S O F I A t UR I t TO R V A IU IS IN IA F IT Y » T I8 T I P U S ID CARS ■ 1 ■'1-t'r'ffVV- i^*^i 'viwfWt ■ j'b 't I4kL'■r ., ll'ir a*'Vx f,rt • -•t .•. 1-r �0 - ■ •’ * . * A 6oo3t F6r ConstructiGn f t * OANFORft It R A L f i The Sanford Herald ■MS a«[ir eaveot aoiw May, ChflalMw and KktfabM M is rts rj C k th lM i ##d Tr IIS Nairaan# Av#nn« fe#t*v#d as >w h I flu * n ta lla r ■is**? at, ie ie .n i r a # u r t r o v S ia U t d . r i s j l d s . « I » H O 'f f t o l l a s n i*. u e a .i E d ito r nonooN n es s l u t a u i Masaesr , S lia S C R im O N E hjifc 0»T##r H A TIS S ....... .......... te SS.»n AU t l l i t i r r •‘• * 4 * «t f l i i K i , » # *# la (t« « a a« d a a l l m • ■ a a ta r ta la m a a t i» r lh a * « ■ * « > • t a l a l u f a a , i , w ill ba r h a ra a d la r a , m r a la r a d t a t t la la a ra ta a . SW praaaatad N a lln a a llr * » taad V v w a ja p a a n a v r a a a a u tlta a . la# .. R aw f a r h . Chl«rom», D a lr o ll. K aaa aa C l t r aa d S I. I<»ula- Tfca M a ra ld la a m aaabar n M Saaaalarad r ra a a w h lvh la a a ltlla d a x a la a ta a lr la tk a l a r m m S IIa a lla a a t a ll Ik a la r a l aa rra a r la lr d t# Ik la aaraapaaar aa w a ll a a all A P a*W a d la g a lth a a . TUESDAY MAY IS, W58 TODAY’S UIRLH VKHMK Barabbas probably belonged to :he Jewish undsrground. Like lobln Hood he had many friends W ith the Sanford Industrial drive gathering momentum dally, it is perhaps timely to point out that one of the big­ gest Industries in Sanford since the w ar has been the con­ struction Industry. Millions of dollars worth of new housing has been built doll in this city, not to mention the millions invested in DeBary, Lake Mury, Casselberry and other surrounding towns of the A.* •My. during lh*j m j ,* f,**w vt-urs Visible algna of how this moncj *!. , been spent aru found in every direction ss whole blocks o f new houses have Bprung up. entire subdivisions have been developed, and thousand* of families have found new homes In our town and its nurrounding area. This vast new construction has provided employment for many hundreds of carpenters, painters, masons and other skilled artesans, and indirectly perhaps for hundreds of other workers. Ever since the war tne building industries have pumped new money Into the economic blood stream of this community. And so as we begin anothor summer, which beenuse of crop failures and unfavorable market conditions In our agri­ cultural industry promises to present ccrtnln financial prob­ lems for some of our people, perhaps we should give some thought to helping to provide employment by stimulating the building trades. Why not have a paint-up campaign this summer? Why not a fix-up campaign to repair and renovate some of our older houses which have long been neglected? F H A loans arc easily obtainable to make necessary repairs to houses or to give them a fresh coat of putnt. And this is the best way in the world to protect your Investment. ill undarstood then nor Is he too „ j|j understood today. M«n »tlll crucify him. Away w ith th is man Rig Three Party ■ltd rate**# unto us liarabba l.uka UitS. !*. would hr foolish to pretend t hat the United States, Sandy Anderson, genial maiket Britain and Franco agree on everything. They are bound manager, tells u* there it no float to huvo conflicting Interest In norno things. But we must not nllnw these differences to be magnified out of prn)iortinn. danger through Thursday A certain American tourist who taw the E iffel low er fo r the first time had a vivid imagination; he said it looked like the Empire State Building after taxes Rotary lawn moweis have been a great help to the poor down­ trodden home owner who has e big lawn to mow. but they aren’t play­ things. A little six year old gid was killed in Selma, Ala. the other day when a piece of the blade broke o il, cut ner throat. Sanford Im l one o i i l l bell civic leaders in ih f ludden and untime­ ly death of John Pierson, lie * « * i a great guy. always w illing to do' a job for the community in which h« lived, always cheerful about it. and always pleasant in his anuriatlons with other people. We shall m in hit cheery im ile around out newipaper office and we shall trim hh ganeroui help on many of our publicity problems. Attacks on komei occupied by Negroes in an aiea in Cleveland, 0 „ where white people also live hkv* occurred twice in the past stvaral days and p rts tn t an object lesson to those whffrttontinuelly de­ ride the South for Its manner of detling with one o f humanity's most difficult problems. The at U c k l in Cleveland are regrettable, t l they would be anywhere else, but thav do point up the fact that racial bigotry and hale recognize no boundaries, that the territory above the Mason-Dixon line is not all sweetness and light when it eomea to the matter of living with one's neighbors. ! { j ! ♦ l j * Evlryone should U k* a weekend o ff now and then and get acquaint­ ed with ht* stale and see for himik ll how remarkably fa il it tl krdw in|. Lett Sunday we dtovn aown to Melbourne, came back by wdv 6 i tha Patrick Air Force bate »nd Canaveral harbor, saw moM h i M trritt Island, including th -' pOinl where many Orlandoani, in­ cluding Harry Leu and former Sanfordite Charlie Bradshaw have ih tir fishing cottages. It is amazing Ihe Amount ol new construction which is taking place all along this central East Coast area and it is remarkable what tremendous in* d u itria l possibilities are seen in the Cotoe-Ceneveral Harbor tree. An Associated Press w riter with another AP reporter as a witness bad a wisdom tooth extracted re* u n ity while in a hyriotic trance ibducad by a noted oral surgeon. Tha victim said be felt no pain, ««y, Ihe fear of bein| hurl, end ex* On essentials they agree. Their aims are basically the same lhough they disagree on the beat means to attain those alms. That iH why the conference, scheduled for some time after Juno 15, between Prealdcnt Eisenhower, Prime Minis­ ter Churchill and the head of the government of France. Is so important. Tne conference can convince Russia and the rest of the world that there is no real lack of harmony in the "Rig Three." The leaders of Britain, France and the United Btates can stntc their problems anil opinions around the conference table. The problems which beset them can he preset ‘ in the interchange of Ideas solutions may be round. The conference must not bo regarded as a cure-nil far the world's Ills. It may lead to mi concrete action In the colei war. Perhaps President Elsenhower, Prime Minister Churc­ hill and Ihe head of the French government will emerge from the conference still In disagreement on many points. But at least they will have had a chance to talk matters over, to get a belter understanding of each other's point of view. The Western world looks to the "Big Three" for leader­ ship. Anything which cHn be done lo promote understand­ ing ami harmony among thrso three allies, who ntnorl so staunchly together through World W ar II, Is worth the ef­ fort. Courses For Marriage A Common Pleas judge In Ohio would make courses In marriage responsibility mandatory for applicants for m ar­ riage licenses. He points out th a t for most licenses Issued by the state, applicants must produce some evidence of pre­ paration. For the marriage llconse, however, nothing is re­ quired in moot states except a blood test and proof of men­ tal competence. The Judge" believes that such'courses could under tl bo under fho supervision of local school boards or under ths auspices of the church with which the couple is affiliated. There are many who may disagree with the idea of lmposing further restrictions on applicants for marriage licenses. It may bo contended that making applicants attend certain courses would be <ui Infringement on personal liber ty. But the divorce rate loduy in alarmingly high. Many promising ntHrringea go awry because either the bride or the groom or both are unprepared to accept the responsibili­ ties which nrarrlago brings. The fam ily Is the foundation of society and anything which threatens the security of fam ily life In a peril to the state. Perhaps It would not be necessary to make such courses mandatory. I f they were offered to prospective brides ami looms at nominal fees they might uttract many who would nnefit from them. There may be flaws in the Judge’s Idea. But at least it is • bit of constructive thinking on the prob­ lem of how we can help to lower the divorce rate. 6 More Immigrants A bur le before the Senate which would perm it the entry of 840,000 Immigrants within the next two years in addition to the regular quotas. The blit was Introduced hy Kcpubllcan Senator A rth u r V. Watkins of Utah. A greut part of tho immigrants would be people who have fled the tyrnmiy of the Iron Curtain and who want to make new lives for themselves In the United Statoe. Others would ho nationals o f countries friendly to tho United States and tholr admission would help to taka tho load o ff eomo of these overcrowded lands. Tho bill haa the support of President Elsenhower an well ns many Democrats. It contains provisions guarding against possible displacement of American labor by tha Immigrants. It alio gives a measure e f preference to personu who are blood relatives of citizens o f the United States. All in all the bill sounds like a good one and It la expected to meet with the general approval of Congress. (Continued From Rage Owe) to make a d e ifw H h m e ," h e wanted certain Identification. The caller, ha went on, produced cre­ dentials In the name of "Chris Zarobeti," first secretary of the rin accept to ! 'Collaborate you raeanV j i to ccueborsN W ater Shortage tacoFS,jsa£f2& Dr. C. L Person* o ro u e n u R III a Ml t "i. Petoieato A n . Notables Arrive As Crowning Ol Elizabeth Nears Rosenbergs Ask New Stay Of Execution e fto w n Dr JAMES F. KINO LONDON t,D—The hlgjeit con Unseat ol American carcnslbs vi: Ucr* 10 tar arriver* list nijht on the Queen Elisabeth They Joined i steadily-swelling crowd of "DM lar Princes and Dollar rrlnc«ss id," a* Britons generally dubbed them. There was one real veteran aboard -Mrs. Elizabeth Livingstone of Detroit was presented tn Kinj George s# V In 1930 ami to Gecrve In 1039. She's duo for presentation to Queen Ellzatrelh H and will have a seal in Westminster Abbey (or the June 2 coronation ceremony For Peggy Myll.ro!. <f Mindeu, La , ami Genie Tannings, of Ft Worth, rorlh. Tr.*., r«*., the trip Is "a "■ sort ol of graduation present from our par •ere; I nta." »out Both are zi 21 They won't gi get ents." at Henry V Into the Abbey but they have »»• of grand#, seats In a department store win rndnlht old 1 dow along the ccrnnatlon route died, and Ihera It • Mary Among other American arrival* ha was drowned king with won* Joseph E. Davies, former hl« mother’s kratdldf A U S Ambassador to Moscow, ami month lotor hie hla wife, and Myron C. Taylor, who plan of uniting waa personal representative to D ip Vatican Tor President* Roosevelt of I eg‘toed end < and Truman roulliod: Henry VI was gro­ Commodore Harry GcaHIdgr. king of franco, skipper of the Queen Elliabeth ■dot from ft He we* kept having a | |] Stw 'hloh'poittred" cannon, used In wasn't sw»-l by his prominent pa* childheed, but he grow up COHIUCtlOH u ll* Ibreaching lon ers, hinrkat With sengers lie smilingly told new* le be ■ pleui, gentle man. u a r f a r i Itt f/rnrp i'C* Here men Ingland awe* great educa­ "I'm not envlmiv I have a seal tional Intllluflent la him* In the Abbey invsell lion and King'* Callage, Elizabeth went In the Abbey for Cambridge, war# twu re­ another rehearsal of the crowning sult* *f hi* roign. Other lids morning rotulft w a r # unf#r«unat# Extra nollco had tn be called far him. tl<# Frorwh, IKanIn oat In hold hiro)r a rherrlnf* crowd I# spirit aroused by Jean that pressed forward at the Abbey •f Arc, •ip#tl#d th# ln«. door* lor a glimpse of tlm young rpieen and her husband, the Duke Illh from nil axicp- Celel* of Edinburgh. She wore a trim, fn(tl#n#li*m at h#m# pro­ dove grey two piece *ult and clo*>duced Ihe fratricidal War fitting while hat, while the duke ef ihe Reset. Haary bewa* debonair as ever In navv tern# deranged and even­ blue lounge suit and Imwler hat tually wa* lmprlwn*d. H* Tlie rehenrsal lasted an hour. wa* put t# death la I4FI. Earlier, 4n pago Imy* from Eton. Harrow and other private schools [-*) A routl acrite about —including W i n s t o n spencer H»0, T a l b o t , tart of Churchill, grandson of Hie prime Hbreu>*burg, prereufr a minister—were put through their hook of t a t n a u c t * to pace* currying the coronrln ol Qucru Uarnarrt and King prer* and peerrsiie Htnrg VI Tremendous c r o w d * alrnosi brought traffic to a slamlatlll TOMORROW: Idwatd IV ■round Wcslmlnsler and Bucking I tnitiitnitcd t»v Kim Krilurn Pyndtett* ham Palace where ihe changing ol the palace guard gave sightseer*1 a thrill Then* Australians, first of (he Commonwealth troop* who will mil of a day which also saw com mount guard until Coronation Day, plction of legislative action on the took over duty from tlvo rpieen'* administration blil to alv« the state (Coni Inurd 5 row Page On#) a bigger there of dog *r (rack profits. regular brigade of guard* It sped Ih rough II the .Senate as convention a* a district governor, iped through last’dllch resistance by dog track reported Hint it went very itnnothS t a t u L u jg i H int lir e partisans crumbled and went back jy despite fho nearly 2,000 Uuns ( I'tinllntrorf from !•<**- Onet to the House whr-re members gave preseniit. ipilre regulation of niir*lng home* quick approval to an amendment "W« heard a most interesting ad­ wht-rn old age assistance recipients allowing (rack* to keep Ihe 1400,000 dress by our King IJon of Lions ■ year they get aa their snare of International He haa traveled In are Inmates, he said. Gov McCarty recommended put the breakage. almost every country In ihe world llnp the nursing home* under regu The measure will take over two vtajtlng Lion* Clubs during the million dollara 1 year mere from past year. If waa an unusual fact dog track profit* than Ih# atat# Is that tin attended ail three day* of Appropriation* Bill getting now The proceed* will be the convention, since he normally TALLAHASSEE IRI—A Joint com divided among (he countiea and atfenda only pne-dey at Ihn moat. mlttre ha* dovetailed the &*naU‘z the state'* olcT age poniloners , He has 14 more convention vlatU .ItT million dollar appropriations Gov McCarty waa not so much in makn before ths International bill ami the House's 341-mlllinn pleated over the extra revenue convention In July." dollar vrrilon and come up will) however, a* h# waa ovtr the Mr. Witte commended Mr. Mor­ Its own 342 million dollar compro­ that "It’* a victory for the people rison for hla diligent wnrk In mise over a group that naa more cr less checking credentials of reglaterlng The conferees achieved a lower had It* own way for a long, long delegate* The feature of the con­ figure than either one they siuried time," vention that impressed Mr Morri­ with by the gcuernj procedure of McCarty long ha* declared Ihe tnklnu the low number when limy tracks arc loo powerful politically son (he most wa* Unit over 2,000 found Uic t w o blit* In ill.*agr?a< and have been making an excm IJon* made Uin 0:30 a m. breakfast on (he jccond day nf the conven­ meat. heir Invest­ tion. lively high profit on tni The three *cnator* anil Hire* ment* In' comparison with horie "1 got (here IS minutes late ex­ representative* on the committee track* and other induilrlea that pecting to see only ■ few delenamed lo compromise Iho two hills operate on Mate franchliea. galas, and when 1 walked info (he A series of bUla to compensate dining room. Ihe place was Jam­ recommended expenditure of 353,520 from Ihe general fund for hog owni-.'i for Insie* suffered med." institutions and agencies and 53?,- when their animal* were alauihtered to prevent spread of viscutar 108.1S3 on new construe Hon That llgurc doesn't covrv all the exanthema cleared the Legislature state'* expected spending from tha with Senate passage. Vlscular t-x- ‘chines lo compute betting odds. eneral fund for the next two years anthema Is a hlftily contagious Some oft hem still have human tough Not Included In Ihe total awlne disease fatal lo moat nog*, calculators. • Tho House also tided with Rep. In Ita first nliht nreeUng, tho Is the five million dollars allocated for ■ medical school at the Uni* House passed. Bf-M, and lent to McLaren of Pinellas and pstisd versify of Florida and other thou* tiw governor tha Senate-approved hla bill to authorise summer dog sanria appropriated specially In In­ bill to rotate the choice mid­ racing in Pinellas Countyp subject winter racing datea among the to renrendum approval. The rest dividual bills. Spending when everything Is three Miami area hone tracka be­ of the Republican legislative dele­ added up at the end of tne session ginning with the 1054-55 season. gation from Plnellai fought thu Alio pasted during the evening may exceed 350 million, which may he about TO millions above waa a bill by Rep. Conner of Brad­ ford to require all dog tracka to expenditures for this biennium. ............................ If* Approval of the bill came at the DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1941 Dodge Coupe, Special........ 1947 Nash Sedan Special 1950 Chevrolet Sedan Power Drive, Radio, Heater, Special .......... flM0>00 1947 Bulck Super 8edan 1948 Bulck Special Sedan 1948 Bulck Super Sedan 1949 Bulck Super Sedan Extra Clean Supreme Court clerk, asking a stay of execution pending the tribunel'i final action on a requeet for reconsideration oiyiiliTday'e denial The stay petition emphasised a charge by Inc Rosenberg*' attor­ neys that u\e Indictment of William Perl, an authority on aerodynamic* two and a hall years ago war timed by the government so as tn prejudice the Rosenberg* at their trial ■' a WASHINGTON- ! * _ Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. convicted atom spies* ashsd today that ChM Jus­ tus Vinson grant their a now stay at t ie cut Ion. The request followed the Supreme Court's action yesterday In refusing for the third time to review trn. Ro##nh#r«s' case. The husband and wife are In the death house of ____________ _____________ J New York's Sing Sing prison. Two attorneys for the Rn*enbt-*g» standard. tfneat <5o(d S ea t w w V’4<4« •■*?*I "U-DO-IT” LINE Liont* Club R filed a petition In the office ci fytd Sent CONGOWALL F*m»u* THe-llk* Wall Covering already Inal ailed In over 5 mtlllunn llumcn. 4l/Jj Feel Wide. The coat por Lin. Ft. Is only also S” tA Mt - v* v*, . .Jr * Tf The only genuine inlaid linoleum for on-grade flnurn. 9*US«U VINYL TILE nil the beauty and rugged qualities of vinly-plustic. fix Moc wearing you(0 SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY 800 Boat Flrnt Street Right where we’ve been for 33 year* �r Social fcvfwiA, Y » r. SANFORD HERALD Tats. Mar H . 1933 Pag* • Chases Entertain Miss Boyle With Buffet Supper Miss Betsy Carter Is (fuest Of Honor At Orlando Lunch Mr and Mr». 8. 6. Chase Jr. en Sara Nell Hardin | Fannie R. Munson l" tt Tells Plans For Pi ano S t u d e n t s wrottp graduating elatt The high school entertained at th«- fh a -home on Mellnnville Avenue, at Wedding June 7 Present Recital 6:30 p in. with a buffet supper Mi*« Hel*y r'srirr w*s jur*t nf honor at • litnrhenn hold on Katurdav and given hy her mo­ ther. Mr* Waller I. Carter, and her grandmother. Mr* W P Car­ ter of Oviedo Thr-Skvllne Restaur­ ant In Orlando was Ihe Netting for the en|o>aide occasion which was in celebration nf Ml*.* Carter's graduation from the Seminole High School In Ihe center of the luncheon tabic wore purple and white glad­ ioli arranged In an Inverted board cap. wlih smaller mortar board cap* and diploma* tied with pur­ ple ribbon nt r ich rml of the table. Favor* of popper* and miniature limbrrll.a* were given to each guejf anil addi'l to tlv gntty of Ihe ocrasion A gift was presented lo the honoree Those enjoying ihe luncheon with Mis* farler were the Misses •Margaret Morrison. Rosa Coke lloyle, Mary lam Copeland, Ann Ralium. Mary Ann Wllkp, Gail Hitting. Joan Wright, Jo Ann Moore, Alice Brown. Beverly Gray, Lucia Goff, Janice Reel. Judy Ir­ vin. Mr* Harold Gray and Mrs. (’. E liK'kette of Dawson, O* , maternal grandmother of Ihr hon oree Poring the evening a gift was The Fannie It. Munson Plano presented to the honorec and fav School presented a croon of pupils ors were received by the guests in the second rerttal In Memonam Those enjoying the evening with to Mrs Fannie Stembridge Mun Miss Boyle were Miss Janice Heel, son on Saturday evening at 8:wt Miss Judy Irvin, Miss Reverlv o'clock in the studio at MW Myrtle Gray. Miss Ann Reborn. Miss Gall Rilling, Miss Joan Wright, Joe Avenue perorations carrle>l "til the Hutrhlson, Sammy Jacobson. Tom­ um i .i I classical effect with |*cde* my Speer, Melvin Flcdscher, Hen taled statuary pottr<t palms anil rv McLattlln. Clarke Messier and larce vases ol pink and I "•••Her George Harden gladioli A charm and bnlanre In Ihe piano selections was noted and was well sustained through-m' fia /u u u u tlA . the program The piano nunit>er .............. 11 __ __. . b .1 • 1 .1 *•» wrrr unusally commendable '"t ease and technique and were ren Lt and Mrs Robert Roth left h tf■dljpla diploma on June 5 Mr trlnnd dered in good taste with unalfect ............... attended local high school also. ed grace and simplicity. Especially on Sunday for Corpus Chrlstl, Tex graduating with the Class of lam. enjoyed hy the large audience were where Lt Roth will now be slat loned. He la at present serving with Ihe the two piano ensamble numbers Photo ti« Klr»hner/llaymVml Studio united Slates Army and is sta lterll.il selections Included "Con Glrasioi anil Mra. J. 'I. Thompson. Galhrred around thr beautl* The True home on Crystal Lake In l.nke Marv was Ihe lovely Mr. and Mra. M. M Langston Honed at Ft. Jackson In Columbia. c e r t Polnnnalae", Englomann. fully appointed Ira lahle are. from left lo right: Mrs. Gleason, selling for a Ira given on Haimilav afternoon honoring Miss 8. C. Plano I—Marty Cameron. Sidney left today for a two-week vacation Miss Hall, her mother Mrs. Ilstmoml M. Halt, .Mra. Evans, Mra. llrlty r Itrnr Hall, whose marriage in Lt. Tyler Drdman will lake In Panama City, Pensacola and All friends of the couple arc Vlhlrn. Plano 11-Joe Fisher. other points In North Florida True. Mra. Maker, and Mrs. liohran. Seated pouring tea is Mra. place In June. The lea on Halurdm was given hv Mra. True, Mrs. Duet—" Ily in /. cordially invited to Ihe wedding Vvonne Cullen; Thompson. \V. K. llahrr. >lr». II. M. Cochran. Mrs. Frank Evans. Mra. It. M. and rcctptlon which will follow In Doves". Ilelns. Stanley Vlhlen. as Mr and Mrs. S O. Chase Jr had aisled hy Ellen Vlhlrn. (at "For the church annex Suhtna l »» their gursta today Capt. and lass colors nf pill pie no,I ruplMP", Selected (hi Ross H a n n u m Named Mrs. David F Lano and daughter e attractively ananged rlnr". Selected. Susan •I’haunn " ’ Sally Lane nf IliinlivIlFs, Ala tat "Hone Sweet Hone". Selected Glee Club President tlirnughnut the room*; ami « pa* C o un ty Federation (hi "Old MacDonald". Selected. tel theme prevailed lo tin- deliit-niJune Dutton, graduate nf the lli»*, llnnnum was elected pre»lT o M eet In Oviedo Illi'kl Kyle. "The Man In the tseininnlr High School in HUM, will lefreahinenl*. ik-nl nt Ihe Seminole High School cal grout* were Peggy Wright, Moon". Selected. Annette Yates. gradualr from the Jackson Memo­ Those invited in Inwill, I line Glee t'itit* at a metfing of ihe or­ vice president. Elolse Snyder, secOVIEDO (Special) The Sent Mat "The Country Fiddler". Eng rial Hospital School of Noising on hnnniee* were the Mime* tiail- ganization held ve»lr yesterday MUs I rrtiry trea*urer. anil Polly Gra­ Inole County Federation of Wnm ll.dt Morris Dance (bt "The Ele June II in Miami. Mrs llm I! \\ tight Sr. enter Seminole High School im admit c*, Hitting, Sylvia llaye*. Rn*a t »ke ltitle llce*e Whittle, director, art ham. Rarhara Cassnhr. Larry Hat­ en's Clubs will meet In Oviedo on vatnr", Krhaum. I.lnda Williams; Heveily Glay, It.*, ■t> tnilli-d in liorno ••( Itt-r grand Mi*, Reverlv Benton, Mis* June Hn>le, es, and Davis la-onard, business Thursday, May 28. The Hireling "Guitar Serenade” . Gayoor Phillip Friends of Robby Pullin will ho daughter Mi*, Joan Wright, who Vince and Mina Dorothy Johnson, Roger*, Mary Jane Hoyle, I 'tit nnnncrd tialay ottlcers selreled liy the managers will begin with an official hoard Hurnrll interested to know that he re will graduate from Ihe local high were honored no Monday aflei Green, Shirley Perry, Mary Ann .-i nttthrr i *I ui Im i I.« comprising Ihe mustAlso. "The Marine Hymn ’. Arrg ceived his BA degree si Murray All nl those nam.-il will hr- .sen­ meeting at 10:00 a.m. followed hy Wilke, Joan Wright, Killy Ni*. irlmnl in Julie, will, all afternoon noun with Coca Cola paii iors next yrnr except l.srry Hate*, the rcgulai huslness session at hy Carleton, tiy Sandra Earle; State Teachers College In Murray, party on Sunday al her home on l>\ their mothers' Mrs J ty given Mary l.nu Copeland, Janice Kiel, L. Hen "Victory March", Stilwell. Tommy who will he a luntor 10:311 a.m. at the City Itnll Memo­ Ky. yesterday. Oak Avenue I'pun nt riving th> (nil. Mi* It. I. Jiihnaun and Mr* Pat Edward*, Pat Keogh, Mniv McCain; "Day Dreams". Richter, Olflcers wrrr elected hy secret rial Building. Client* were n-eeive.1 hv Mrn W I.. Value, at the hnine nf the \no Huklir, Sterile t'll»»ev. Mai « h> assisted til serving, ami the ballot The director of diatrirt seven as narhara llnrdwiek; "Fireflies In Mrs. Phil Barksdale of Chatham. Wright nml Mi-- Wright. latter. Lovely flowers, earrying garet Morrison, Mi** Ann Vance h-», well as the president of the L a k e the Grass". Wadley, "Swaying N J la the guest of her daughter Tn Mt-eelilnale llie elann colorCounty federation will In- pivsent Hoses". Ogle. Jean Southward; and son-ln law, Lt. and Mrs Cullen nunntltle* of pill pie and white "Marrh Trlornphale”, Ketlerer, Wright at their home in the Rose cladinli were aliinetlVely anangeil for the occasion. Gar Court Apartments. She plans to be ill tile Wrlghl Inline I'nm-li, roll Mrs. James Partin of Oviedo, Jane Williams; "Country Immediate past president of the dens". English Morris Dance. Matt in Sanford for several weeks a pea, niitldwirhen riinkle* were local club, will Ite Installed with Earle. "Meditation". Morrison. n-rveil frnlii the iliniog lahle whieli Kay Wails, and "Theme from her other officers for the ensuing Mr <pnd Mrs. Hoy Mann have wan nvetlahl will, a while eiltwntk Concerto In A Minor” , Grieg, Mary reiurned frnm New York City cloth Annlntlilg ill nerving tin year on this dale. Grace Itohby Children from tin- local si load where they and Mr. ami Mrs Lin Client* well- Ilie Mln.en Slnny ail'l Also. "Erollckv Hollrky Winds". ton Allen of Orlando spent several Marv Anne \\ iclit I'm Inditing tin will partirlpate to the program, following which a covered dish Cohiiro hv Stanley Vlhlrn. "Polo •lays matked punch cup Mm, Mnry L<>" luncheon will lie served liv Mr* nnalse Mllltatfe Op 40 No I". t'npelaud wa> given a white head George C. Means, social chairman, Chopin Donna MrTeer. "Water Mrs Amelia Noble ami Mi nml ed ehllei l.ale, in Ihe nftemonc Sprites", laigim. Sara Alice Nl and her committee Mrs. F. M Run.-iell have returned Mr*. Wnglil pieneiii, ,| Hu- hnunrec black; The Itlack Hawk Walll". front where they al W'illi a |iieee nf Inggagi Walsh, Holier! Mero; "Glow tendrilJacksonville Alining Ilinn, unending with the funeral of Mrs. Samuel Worm". Uncko, Joe Flshrr; "The A Irwin, a former Sanford resi­ MUs Wiiglil wvie tlie Minnea Ituna .loyliil Peasant \ Schiimann-Hart'l. dent. I'nke ftnvle, Mice lllnwil, .In AIIH-Donna Newson. •'I.lrheatraume Mnme. I,neia linft, I'atnv Edwnid lynt "I.a No 3” . I.l'tt. Harbara Flynt; Mr and Mrs B. L. Perkins Sr 1 KltH Nix. Elnine Iteutnn, Dnrothv T U I.SIM Y Hegutta Veneslnna". I.Dit, Sidney Jnhimnn, Muigniet Mmimun, Hi-1 The Chapel Choir will hold re­ Viliicn. "Shower of Stars". Wadis, returned on Sunday night after *)' Ann t n ile i, Mmv Inn Gup* hearsal at the First Baptist "Polnmmlse Op. 40. No 13” . Mae- visiting al various points in Vlr land, .ludv 11v in. Mary Anne Church at »l:45 p.m. Dowell. Ellen Vlhlen; “ Mala- Minin They wire Joined in Virgin Wilke, Rphei'ca Steven*, Sl«»v The First Baptist Training Un­ guena". l-ecuone Mary Grare la hy their daughter and son-ln Wilglit. Maty Anne Wright, Mai law, Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Jones gnrei Wnglil, Mr*. Janies A ion will meet at the Chanel To lhe| flabby and Donna McTeer. of Shreveport, La. who plan to Memorial Kd'icatlnnnl Building It — for Mi- Jnlin (iallnway, Min spend a few more days In Virginia Wright, "Pine Diratu Stuff* lu Visitation Nt :lit at 7:lkt p.m. Avn W. Uiivl* ami Mr*. Dl'k before reluming lo their home flliiiv Nylon, lace trlmmad The Pilot ( lull will hold Its din M arcia K . L ip p in c o tt Aiken nt cool t ’ollon I’lisse with ne meeting In the Yacht Club at M /8|t. Clarence ursiiuisni. Grantham, wnu who 8:30 p.pt. Nvlon lace or cotton emH onored O n B irth d a y recently icently spent si a leave with his The Unity "Truth" Class will tiiohlerv trim . . Pasteli arenls following fol parents bln return front Joynic M ac Jones . m l white hi nlmrtle nr long nwet at 7:45 p m at the Valdes Mrs ft w Lippincott ante*, lore*. is now sUtloned at Ft Hotel with Carolyn it. Parsons as talned slvlen her daughter Mercia Kay Henning, Ua Ills three years' ser the teacher The public Is Invited Given B rid a l S h ow n on her fifth birthday with a party vice In the Army will terminate to attend. at the home nf Mrs V. F Proctor on Aug. 7 after which he plans to WEDNESDAY Ml** .luvnlr Mae .Iniips. lutde •I l*i W 101 i l l Y Pray*- meeting at the First S r . the honoree's grandmother enter Florida State University In elec-l w a n hnnured recenllv w|»h , Baptist Church will begin al 8:011 The parly was given on Thursday the fall. bridal -dinner giwn in her h-n-ir ihH ^• m m ifi - I r u f l r v in w hit# pm. In Ihe Memorial Educational afternoon from J Jo lo Sent pm on h) Mr, ll K Mc-Nali m-l her f i m t u m lm w . niNIIV Atvlni* f-.r Building. Thr Nursery will lie open the lawn Friends will tie glad to learn daughlei, Ml** llaihara MeNih f*«»|f«»ti I ' iiniiii Ia tiinl 'I m'Ai n|t The young guests enjoyed an that Itaybnm T Mllwee. Suptcln during the servlee. Tile p ill* WII* held il llu- *le *ili ( Kcnilniiik The Executive Cninmittrc of thn afterniHin of plav and sang 'Happy tendent of Public Inslriietlon, i> hnine -il MIX Elm Acenur wlnte .................... First Baptist Ttalning Union will Birthday" to Marcia "Ka>y after getting along nirely at his laing luvel* dernratlun* were nf p.-.iel SI IP S ■ iir..i in 11... <’i, ......i , o . . . the ii... wlilch n meet in the Chapel after which she npcneil opened her birthday wood home after undergoing an gifts l.alcr III the afternoon re­ operation recently at the Florida cariiatlnn* used Ihruuglmut llie i |t|li a l u l l Prayer Meeting service. • nil on I'llaar. N vino A religiousi progi program is scheduled freshments were served and fa­ Sanitarium In Orlando He Is ex­ nniin* Tin- dining lahle was mv I,On "i Nvlnti Tricot, for the regular me«4lng nf Ihe vors of whistles and blowouts were pected to return to his work al the ered with a I nee rlnlh tint • m with the pastel earn item* In, \ ami tailored Fine Arta Department of the San given Ihe children as moinenlos of Court House at the end of the week terrd With st'illee While em-lle. w,in .1.1, . in full ford Woman's ('tub to he held si the occasion. plai-eil In rrvstal hnldeis •lio* -n Petticoat i Those enjoying the afternoon 8:00 p. m at the club house Mra. Frlenda will tie Intereated to During llie evening a nuniiw-r ■ ml matching Oeorge W Morgan will,discuss Ihe with Marrla Kay were Susan Dek- learn that Pvt- Victor Hawkins, S M IH I • anil,*de* «'t USA, alio tea. graduated from of rnntrsf* were en|nved »uh "Women of the Bible''. The pro |e. I^sura Jc and ™t.. ■ram Is iindie the direction of san. Stephen and Charles Stein. Seminole High Sehool a year ago, nrire* helng won by M u Mm Mrs. W P. Yesley and Ihe public Steve Proctor. Louie and Toni wsi recently transferred from Ft. Rogers and Mr* Robert Hllllum-r Echols, Patsy Ownes, Wade and Jackson. 8. C. to Ft. Lee, Va. He f.aier little Mis* Toiil Hutlei -a is cordially Invited to attend The duplicate bridge club will |.croy Griggs. Ann Lea Herman. Joined the Army May 12. Ilia par- terrd hnldlng an iinitirella wimh tn mix match with her meat at 7:30 p m. at the San Connie Dsvld. John Appleby, Cindy enta, Mr. and Mra. V. D. Hawkins, xhe offered tn Ml** .lone*. *tnimg lhal *he had heller use it fur the i nit no skill* for casual Dawn Lippincott. Daley Park live in take Monroe. lord Woman's Club. shower wlileli was ruining Mis* wear nr gav. frlllv Examinations for children en Smith, Mike and Tommy Cobb, niir* fur noire formal terlng the South Ride first grade llnllv Craig, Franclne Wheatland, Lt. and Mrs John W. Miller of Jompn then received innnv lm ,-lv affairs . cottons. In September will be given at the Jennie Davis, l.nura Sue and Klin RoiwtdJ, N. Mex. are expected tn xtmwer clfi* from her friend* Refresliiiienl* were served hy Nvlon sheer*, crepes lice of Dr. Frank L. Quillman Williams. Dorothy McAlcxander, arrive tomorrow tn spend a few the IlnsloKxr* assisted tiy Mo* ami Imuclra . many Grade Smith. Ivin Revels, Don days with Mrs Miller's parents. am 1:30 in .van p.m. Invrlv summer shades Revels, Toni Russl J r , Mlrhael Mr. and Mra. M. L. Wright The Sadie Sralcrtiloin Those invited in THURSDAY h i n t ,!vlc* accented t>e with Miss Jones were her inn and all while . . . . Examinations for children en sod Richard Cameron. Bobby and Wrights will also have is their with laic, tailored terlng the South Side first grsde Dickie Wlllink. David Lanier Rose­ guests over the weekend, their son liter. Mrs. (' R Jnnea, hr! .i, l-tleft nod trunk In September will he given at the mary Walton. Linda Wtndenberg and daughter-in law. Mr and Mrs ter Ml** Margaret Junes. Mi.s .11 1, , w if li lace trim office of Dr. Frank L Quillman and Pamela ami Gary Gooch of M L. Wrlgl iht. Jr and daughters, Edna Michels. Mrs R D Pried. Winter Park. Aboiil 20 of Ihe Gall and Pamela, of Jacksonville Mrs George Plllard, Mrs lames from 0:00 a.m until 12 Oil noon. Powell, Mrs II W Riukrr. Mrs The Junior and Intermediate children's mothers were slso pre A D Rnunliee Mrs Rnyers Mi . Royal Ambassadors will meet at gent O. It. Smith. Mrs J M Mine the First Baptist Church at 7:00 I cipher. Mra J It St John, Mi M ary Jean King And J P. Tliiiriunnd, Miss D-u-ihv Tka Junior Brotherhood will Mrs. McCoy Presents Dede Sharon Honored Tesln and Mr* .1 A Vnrn mset at the First Baptist Church Pupils In Recital Alsu Mra. E (.'. Williams. Mi* at 7:30 n.m. Seminole Rehekah Lodgo No. it. Mra. 8ara King and Mrs Elisa­ James llensnu. Mrs Msb'a Mrs. Evans McCoy presented beth Sharort entertained on Satur­ ander, Mrs II A Apidehv. Mr* I. O. O. F. Hall at 8:00 p. m. All members are urged to attend as a icr piano students In a recital day afternoon with a birthday par Rlllhlmer. Mrs W f, Stnii'lea prlcUca will be held. I Iast evening at McKinley Hall. The ty honoring thalr daughters. Mary mire. MUs Sralerlilnm Mrs f ted B Coleman. Mr* The Seminole County Federation stage oi the auditorium was dteor- Jaan King and Dede Sharon, whose Puller, Mrs. fireene. Mrs Manuel of Woman's Clubs will meat In ■led with large floor baskets of 18th birthdays are only a few days Victor Jacobson, Mrs. R L. Jphnvon Mu* tha Memorial Building of Oviedo pastel gladioli and palms. The ren­ at 10:80 a.m. In be preceded hy ditions of the young pupil*. carry­ • " ■ a party was held at the home Dorothy .lohnsnn. Mrs W (' l.vnn. The Graduate will love one a board meeting al tdioo a.m. In­ ing out a beautifully planned pro of Mr*. J. O. Poulsen, on Fairy Mra. Turner Ualge. Mrs. Bart G il­ ■if mir very .mart .wlrn lette, Mra K. II Culliim Jr.. Mr* stallation of omeara will be held. gram, were onceptlonally good Lake near Fern Park. The guests suit. . . . many style* and Special achievement awarda for entertained themselves by swim­ O. A. Anderson. Mrs. R L. Beard. TIm Pilot Ctub wilt iponaor a rnlura tn select from . . . . VUMUii/ 8tore" at Southilde Prl- excellent leaaona, consistent prac­ ming and boat rides for several Mrs. noger Sehmldt, Mrs J P "Country marv School 8cl for tM benefit of the tice end following direction* were houra, after which lunch was serv­ Holtzclaw, Mrs. Donald Iteagoi. Bank" at 8:00 p. m. The >resented to Mary McKinley, Allan ed at the table on the shore of the Mrs. I I M Pearee, little Ml** oibHe public la Invited to attond. Tickets iwalm, Jeanette Pearson. Judy lake. Roasted wieners, marshmal­ nutler and the hostesses pan be bo put purchased frnm Pilot mom- Ludwig and Helen Mann. lows. potato chips, pickles, and Co­ — • the -*— »nmraday evenStudent* participating were Hel­ ca Cola* were enjoyed. Two birth­ en Mann, Billy Duxbury, Sandy day cakaa with candles were cut G ? " " Richards. Jimmy Touhy. Judy by the bonorees end served to School Physicals the regular mesUng of the N Robb, Barbara Bradley, Joy Col­ guests. da V 1toward Chapter, United burn. Katherine Carlos. Linds Guest* Included Mrs. 8haron, Scheduled This Week Da tight htars of the Confederacy, will Koke. David Klrchhoff, Carol Oe- Mra. King, Mrs. Ed. Klrchhoff, tha New Si The summer round-up for child­ Mrs. Jeefi Kanner, Mary Joan 1 Mra. W. a HlflTklsmbera and Dede. Betty Lynn Selvidge, ren entering Ihe South Side Sclimd chapter will meet nt tha Marcia Loechett, Lynn fllnaon, first grade In tho fall will begin f Mra. W. 0. Kirby, BIO arilyn McDaniel. Valerie Kirch- Diana Fleischer, Nancy Rlcharda, tomorrow. The children arc re n Avenue, at 11:00 a.m. boff, Jeanette Pearson, Kay Ivey, Jana Ppwe, Peggy LundquJat. Dot- quested to rail at the office of »r Anyone desiring transportation to Harriet Redding. Roger Garner. tie WUllami, June Jennings, Nancy Frank L. Quillman for examina­ tba beach la asked to contact Mra. Mary McKinley, Nadine Bostick Y«l.rio tion tomorrow afternoon from 1:30 rFy, telephone MP-J. and Allan 8walm. Klrchhoff, Eva 8pears. Sandra until 3:30 p.m. nr on Thursday Lee. Carolyn Wyatt. Carol McNeill, morning from 0:00 a.m. until 12 oo nlnatlnr it Jobe, Virginia Thomas. noun Manner, Unde Smith, Dana for . „ ^ nlaring first piradt* Trim summer •y Morgan Delores In the fall. Dr. Qulliman will not coordinate* for fitn-Uma wear! Ulna Mims, Kims, Amoret Si Bpear, be In-his office on Friday. Inundry-wlitt two grandmotfUiri of tha Gay and colorful for evsrv sum­ and comfortable. , lira. C. A. Adams and mer activity . . • floral fhints, Vegetable la bobs are fun! Just C. Maawall. denims, many othsra in an af- ' * ’- -A youMKr brothers and thread chunk* of tomato, square* ray of colora and styles a • a a of green papper and small onion* • afio in attendance. onto sbewara and broil along with V-lsteak or rhopa. M ill Sira Nell Hardin, diughirr Of Mrs. Bertha Lnu Hardin of Kn lerprlse and Jarnt-. Hush Hardin of Orlando, whose engagement to Rae Irland. son of Mrs Charlotte Island of Sanford, has liren an nounced, told today plans for her marriage which will lake place on June 7. The First Presbvtcrian Church of Sanford will in* the set ting for the nuptials at .Tito p m Ih e Rev. Charles A. Ttiompion of Enterprise will officiate at the ceremony M ill Hardin Is a member of s Ia l e a s e ' s aw n lrte al L' ^ . . . 1 tbit «far’a_senlor class_ at Semi Mrs. Rov R. Wright Graduates’ Mothers H as Pa r t y F o r Have Party For Miss Joan Wright Thr ee Daughters From CcdundaiL (JOWNS R (’OSTDMF. to I2.!»r> 1.00 up c £ 5 & ^ 1.05 to 5.05 PANTIES S 2.05 lo 10.1)5 1.00 to 2.50 pr. i fee BATHING SUITS 8.95 to 18.95 s£ a E PLAY SUITS Duplicate Bridge Gub SKIRTS Wednesday Nights — 7:30 P. M. Sanford Women’s Club 3.95 to 10.95 m Mra. f « M t r « - Want to give broiled tomato** that 'axtrn-ao*ctal tasks for a eomPMy meal-. Spraad them with M IT M m _____ ’ - I 6.95 to 15.95 $ AV-i.-.ft �*u*i;•v jv-'t S3?#1 Sweep Lakeland Series On Twin Win, 8 -2, 5 -T. Sanford Is 2 Games Out Of 5th; ’Birds Play Daytona Here Tonight ii Hy KP.NT CIIRTLAIN As the first Imlf rearhea the last Inn. Sanford’* Has House Gang is beginning to cash In at Uia winners' booth. Lnxt night the Cardinal* disposed of the newly horn I .aki ln ml I'ilota twice ip a itmibleheader at the Melnjnrlftl Btodlum before 745 paid customeis. Tbe double victory gave the locals n clean sweep of their threc-gumo set with Lakrtland and moved .Hanford within two irainrs of the fifth place DeLand Hid lints. The lists obliged the surging Cards by dropping a pair to Ike Florida Stale l.csgut* lead­ ing Cocoa Indians laat nl«ht. Hanford look the opener* from Ike Pilots on an H-2 decision. Larrunlng l.ou t'alrettl fired ■ bristling Iwndiltler at the loaera to acore his second win of (he year In four Rames, p in re lie o InRraiii, Hanford's "wlnnlnscst'1 idlclier, followed up CalveUi s sterling perfonnanen by handcuffing Lakeland, 5-1, In the nlsrlitcno on six scattered bits. Ingram was so s IIiikv that lie didn’t penult n puss In bis nine. Inn Iiik stint. Tbe smooth work­ ing native from Alimov, (la. rut down I I ronsenitive Pilots from sthe third frame to the seventh. It was I Tiemm's sixth triumph a* ag*ln*t four defeats this year. In 7d Innings of pitch I iik the lift! Murray Byrd May Be Sold In Big St. Louifi To Send CardH Player Aid Hr KENT CHKTLAIN Hnmurd’s sixth place Cardinals are In store for a major shaketlp according to all outward IndiraThe Hanford dub. off to a tlons. The poor start under the new working accord with the Ht. Louis Cafdltali, has been crying for player nelp, particularly pitcher* .Signs pointing to the shskeup -ire as folio lows: I. HI. Louis is srndlng a third year limited service righthanded pitcher— Husll Mitchell. 2. Hen fun I signed a new first soman—Itlchy Hruen—yesterday to replace Injured Price Westbrook who wits put on the disabled list J. Ueports from loikeluml, und not denied by Itedhlrd officials, say the Pilots have almost rumpluted a straight rash deal for righthander Murray liyrd. 4. Itlghthanded llarry Mdia and newly ecoulred Mill Ashcraft, a CLARENCE JNIiltAM sore-turned fllnger, lire reported , . . Wins Oth (lame ready to lie returned to the Cardi­ nal rliuln. 5. Cardinal Ituslnr-n Munager Jim Fields admitted talking player ehungen with Ht. Louis ('animal lower farm system director Walter Hhnunon Inst Saturday night and with Hanford skipper J. (;. Dunn. 5, According to a ndluldc source, Shannon assured Dunn that the (,'nrdlnnh were in u position to liy The Associated press Cocoa’s indium. winners of p IkIi ! make Hanford a contender. 7 (tiller reports indicate that pames slrJiglil, llirenl'ned today to turn the Florida HI aI ? League outfield hel|i may also lie In the race Into u walk Cocoa Tribe Wins 8th Straight T i | t To Increase Lead Two victories Monday tilglil came at the (anetisc id Di-Lund, the defending eliampion. I 2 ami 4d, anil bulged the Indians' land to names. »sI rampage. Mommy, Jacksonville Hencli de­ ntnrdv riKlilbiilnler has funned feated lost-pin co Orlando 8 5; 57 lintlers und wnlknl only till. At and Sanford swopl a dmihlehcader Ifl-yeura-uld, he must be consider- With LakeIund, 8 2, 5 I «■(I a worthy prospect by the HI. Virgil F ra ile r pitched an eightIgiui* Cardinal*. hitter to win Cocoa's op-ncr and I Lakeland scored its two runs Hon Crnsson scattered seven hits in tbe opener when I'ulvcltl pnssed In (be s(-.'iind game. It was Fraz­ tjie first two men to face him— ier's eighth victory. Manager Hplke Miller and MamiKer Pete Knnlor. After ItoKer {tear rolled to first buHumun J. (I. Dunn, Hal Hnieltxlv, collegiate rookie frotn Florida Houthern College, prompt- i ly tilled mil a I i i k Ii' to left poult* taring both Miller and Kuntnr. J.eonnrd —Jameson Photo .MURRAY HYHD . , . Lakeland Hecks Him FLORIDA .STATE * IWns iiNXMMittimes .tHrlt «»»■ •«III# llmrh I * * ..... MIM'IMIII I.MtaFlMMil Third-place Jacksonville llcuch Rats tbe chance IooIkIi I and Wednesday night In try to slop the ___ THE HANFORI) IIKRALD Taga 8 Tuts. Mar 20. I>5.1 W I* JJ ( I f |M Mil M I I F all « • I.EADHE «- l. i-el. #a •• -**• an m ata >• 552 1• I.M il M m HI M i i r n i i M M-r. i ni.rifiHit *j - i i Ht’Hii culvert • - 1 li r l e t t m l J*l (ilHldirK '* lifitiHiifi Kriii1Ii 1 fiiiiitrw 'I'lMiliaI'll 11li f I itii ii llrii* h ill MI %•■llll ll I himi|| ill .furkitiiMi III * IlciM'lt I.FiiHiirii nt I.til* rill Mil iirlnnMti m ll *1 Mini J n F k M i tM il llr l l r .44 1. *« m l ......In A llarry Mells Waller Shannon offing. t liiuigh most player cbnogen will probably be mounds\ M III* \ \ M : U J I •: •V I . \\ I men. g?h .*.1 I I N«w York tienernl Manager Jim Fields MHI ■*'*’ Vmill Htl reiterated Ids displeasure with the Icliii r.'tft fiRu |dtebing staff generslly. "We ure ImjHlIl.t '.’•i fill '.JB |*i in desperate need of pitching help, WaRliliiKinii III Ml l|.l.l . Anyone who Ims watched our club fl*lll|/l.|r 3.U IJ i i , Itfllllrl much this year will iigm- with ItMirt II •U |(l JlmoMw I pilrnlHi me,'' Field* declared. ♦>l| 11 Nr Yt Y. o.l k.. I.a Asked uhnut (lie Lakeland rumor (illi|f U 'llM tlill* to il L |*|l|l«l(|r||i|ll i LEONARD TO lllfftl, AOAINHT concerning the sab' of liyrd, Fields d f l i ’ l U f o 7 H I J * ( i l l I n f i i h l o i l n l * (1 ISLKTH declined to comment saying. “I'd t i l l I y g i i m i M fimiiFsi i llavs Leonard ( I - I ) . Ill-year* rather not discus* any speculative llimMOt lit I'Ii IIimIH ii'fmliit Ii Iii (lit id t'snllnsl rookie righthander, reports," Actually Fields didn’t llftlrolt III drYrlMhil Mil d lji’ftKo lit HI I,Mill* litl ss been nnmlnelril to start for deny ihe purported deni. Hanford tonight against the (JuDcd about Mellu and Ash­ I llllV MHIIIfn *m litdoiid secnnd-plscr Mariana Heath Is­ craft, Fields said, “I cannot dis­ > v e i n s j r 1.1 J i m ’ll . . . . . . . . Cisttnee Ingram Trivetll landers at HiOO p. m. in the Hama Howell Jed tin Cocoa hots cus* our plans until things -are t HV V* |<ft Mrinnrlol Hlailltim. The Red- men wlln two singles, two doubles official, though, one ,hlng Is cur­ Milwaukee ih» 11 fill !'• 12 hi . u m l birds will be seeking to run tain. We are going to make some 90 11 .'.ftk id a Irlplo in (Wq Irlps, llrnuiklvu their winning skein to four , changes, I can't deny thut. Our r.ft7 1 -1 17 |'|ilMil*l|ihlii nine pitching lius been below par. We I A V P " » Hi which has won ....... M# Ml alrelgbt In this vtrning's dash. ot Lceslpirg, Ml York Hs last 12 outings—same as have made Ihe runs to win, hill I’MMihurKli Ifil U 31 Mi t:» ;iifi .Hanford bounced back to score Cocoa—took a 2 0 lend ovrv secmul haven't been getting the hurling Hi!« IIK(| t» jii in rift* I II lift 1 1 three runs in |I h half of the first tilai't. Daytona lleoeh in Ihe first lo go with the hits. • I rw lllfw 1 M l ' f l l l l f one slni'li's by Hill Harris, Tony Inning on o hll, walk, error and N*‘W York i> M i 1 Misti 1 n I i A Despite tin- sighing of rookie and two lakeland error*, stolen huso [Inland (Irti'Hn allowed i first baseman Hruen, II is rumored .MlhviMiki1** U In ' i i f l i i n t i * the Islumleri. only six hits. | that Dnmi is still seeking n more H i, I . m i i I w I f * ' h l » it Mo ii 1 IM tlln d * liih i.i Sanford's twin vlc'or; gave the experienced first baseman mid H r t i o U l y n 1kRIIIf* I MtllO Cardinals a thrFcguimi wlnmng possibly another outfielder. Hi L o i i l n i l l 1 111t i t 1* 11 131 liliu 11 tl 31llw.i ukt'i* s1r?«k—all at Ihe expeitu’ of Luke ‘•We talked with Shannon Hat t t(*|i|i’f l l l h M't Hlt'D *14' It fl'»l urdnv night,1' Dunn said, “and lie "iv * li> lias ........ players lie think-. It seeiii* strange that Hanford , with a roliusl 1-1-7 won-lost murk can give Hanford a winner. at home is mired III sixth place, I hut n look at the road record of ; the club reveals the reason why.! SANFORD RECORD COCOA irn-Th-j cocoa Indiana ' W L Pel. •*li»>rr have named C. D. Garten buxines* 11 11 1111 h i 11 A t a . Home 14 7 .tlU7 , T, l.i'on'rd 1AM l l l 41 r>T l i 3r * i * j manager succeeding (’aul Nixon il«h yyagnti 17 1 11 .1 1 s Awav * I” .1**1 HI I" til'flit* t i l l I mi no l*:i» .114 \vho hud been wllh the club since Totals 1H25 .411} • Holt Wngncr drova Lou Hary opening day of the Florida Stuta U'nwnrr i l t i J i ­ - w I I I CARD CAPRHHi Righthanded Mill v t o .llll l l II 1 14 rho douhied and Barone who League season. Ifiirrl* Ilasil Mitchell, SO-year-oTd limited 1 1 I S 111 * 1 raw a turns to highlight the secGarten (t*d five year* of baseball 11.1 . (turret) ! [ | , 1X 7 service iilU'lier who posted I0 H nd Inning. Wagner socked out business experience In West Vir­ liiKMim X I 4 t l i a u and H-IO won-lost marks In the Mvnl la aecotul hit In the fourth before <1 IX a 1 .414 ginia before moving here. a t l n I'D retiring ufter hurting hU b'g lit lust two years with Uoldsborn of M* Vi i Irvi ssi-i ii 1U ■ 11 111 1 1 the class D Coastal Plains League. a slide at third. Warner left tl|o Mulinlrrl 4 1 II 41 , 1X 7 Is s|nteil to rwnort to Hanford <lwry 41 game with a -Olid average BS it .144 i 41 41 . I I I 4 K cnuB h IS 1 " Manager J. C. Dunn shifted either tonight or tomorrow night, H i i i M I i III a 1 41 11 .1101 front first lisse to the outfield lie has been pitching with John- M.ll.t By The Associated Kress 0 11 (1 4 ) 0 n u n and Installed giant rookie first sou City. Teun. (H fcpr* m 1M 1 SISI .a:tl \ ii* i l l It I .H he la aa hanrmnii Richard "Ricky'' Hruen M. II* I ' d . SI) H H 1. BROKLYN-IUndy Sand/. ISO>4 U 1 IMfcNrr 1 1 M iller. SI) 11 .1 i . m u , Nmv York, nutpolnlrd Tuto (Kill) I t 0 rn h iilr-rl r , x ■I first bane. Hruen demonstrat­ KuLiti.r. i f 1 X | i ln»M tun 44 * 41 A * 1 .411 1 i ¥ ed skill ground ihe JnllULaark l l e s r . l b .41111 Portitguei, HMH'j, Costa Rica, It). 41 II I 1 11 M I.rimM M l 1 0 1 If ibut collected only a dubious HinelUlr. CHICAGO—Waldo Fttsaro. 143, 111 3 * 4 4 IX .111 1 M y mi 0 1 1 A r e l n l l. rt Mrllii IS 111 11 3 .1 .in n r» D inflrUI slnale In four official l l r c e a w n l i l . II. Rome, outpointed Sammy Rogers, 0 J 1 'nlvrlll 10 11 41 1 .1 1 1 1 0 A : 3 \Vililnm*'ili. c 130(4, Benton llarltor, Mich., 8. 1* IS * 1 4* . 1 * 7 47 0 t HmMh 2 3 a l n s , ks Calvettl blanked the Pilots ltlunilaiu 1. NEW ORLEANS—Johnny CesarAnIh rtifi 4 0 4 . 00* 0 s n 3 lo , |l *»Mmtm 14 1 om tho first through the ah- a * t l s s s a 1 . n o o jo, 147, Hartford, Conn., ouBwInled i» 1 TtilnU a i m a l l a t a ia 11 9 1I * 9.1 •m •vlaUd aoven-ltmlng opener. Ha T h talk Willie Paslrano, 148, New Orleans, II * II II I eight and passed five, a s si M i l l It a I 9 1 llsnia*. Iti inato went thp distance far the IVagner, It n i a A 1 land. I,<m Culvcttl uavo up two hits (1 II 1 »sors. Ilmen. Hi 0 u 1 1 In the onener and Ctar . Hanford rniiped It* old nt'mes|s rtilverlbnni*, rl 1 . six In tho afterpiece. N a 3 llsrris, e pascum In !■■* the -W nlghtcitP v»... Ijanirn^ .......... v-l®.-. (Mm, ll>. K 1 i . a ,. « » ■r„, 1— . eight Mis. (1111 Harris clmitfd T. 4 1a 1 a I.enlisr't. • r n whli'li ha* won 1 ♦ \ first homer In t|ie seventh l i m i t , all 0 1 a i is nr. ** 2 it mex xTneo Uklnu’ taking ovcT ovtf Palnlkn' 1' two out ami none un. I(« 0 .1 .............. 3 » rranchlso Wcdiwaday.. ..'eiltwidayi wit wllhln' um nllc ted n single to drhJr r s Ti vael isilis, o a t a art a * nlng. hall game of Ihe cellar. l i u m I n I I I 71 l l . r H ill’s for the evening 'll--t’lllipeil mil fur IUnOUl ao<uMs It n a n o — a Jacksonville Beach tank advan­ paw tins knocked 21 run' -.afc-’lsait i s s»*pr ns 'if n a.w s i i si . " tage of eight walks off K e r Meera urross In )d* brief 17-gniOe »/* 1: - I ’ lilv i-lil. ituffgliiN. A r r n i t l. Oilim herein........ . M. MHer. tlarv. I| - it Lakeland picked up Us only run -an unearned fun lit, that—In tho d tv taka a lirlei 1*5 lead, ird boiiticed h.iek to go ahead >r. Kniil'ir. lUroiie 4. Itarn* When Union walked and Tllinrii* 4. Wanner 4 tlnrv ii on singles hv Hill Bllvey* - tlarrt* I. H(i-i*li*l> 1 llvsi-lnnrsia. Ill- tla r y , llnrrla i ahd Harris. Putin walked 3, tlarrla 4, Gary ljl'~ 'unitny Leonard forced nil* l)arv llarima ||» llarnlil- In Gri-srWuM 1^*1 mie at the plate. "Hatlllng Ijihi'lninl 4. Hi) iitnril I. till off Batty drove Harris and linnaln t. ralvetll 4. Hi) liv Uimatn I, t'alvt-ui 1. Mil- iin ini in a In s around on a double. R it Cardinal Averages ru i j 1 1i Cocoa Selecta N«w MiiHineBs Munager Boxing v: .3 § n .f c ’.a ka.i, from home. In tha mard singled tha ""U InnliiKH a run*, t'alvam a1 It*, T, r rim*. (Vtiiimr—t'nlvi-tll (*-Si. I^**r -ilnlialit t> - Krill**, tun*. T Ii3a. L - U i last.). I.ab*laa4 .aiiiur, *li . ... . ravnwalit. Ih w.v»VnBUfc-ir. ■■:■ ■ ..f,r ..• • .. . Jrihnrn*, rf Ifarris, * ............. VI-* .. B i t . " ...... Sweeney-Strafaci 30 Pros Tee Off National PGA Lead Lower Hall InGolf Toqmapient Of Britiib Open ItuYLAKE- England ill—Frank Str.ilm-i, niriyhalrrd shut maker from HcmpilMfl, ft. Y., and Bob Sweeny of Palm BeacTi. Fla., the 1037 champion, led the lower hall of ihe field Into into the third round of the Urltlih Amateur golf cham plonihlp today. Slralacl walloped bit Long (aland neighbor, C. Raymond Petersen of Port Washington, N. Y., 0 and 4, after Swi-sny had eliminated Wil­ liam Stead of thu |sk? of Man, 4 and 3 They are two of the lop American favorites In the lower half of the draw, which also Include! defend­ ing champion Harvle Ward of At­ lanta uml Frank Bfranahan of Tpledo, winner In IIHfl and 1*50. S'rjfacl was the fifth American to reach tho third round today. In the uptier half of the field yestprday. eight Americans advanced. Hlnnahan had thesterncst test, meet ng Ian Paley, winner of thp English Amateur till* In IMS Ward opposed John Caldwell, an Irish­ man Two other stars of the giant American contingent-Jim Mctlnlr of Philadelphia and Hill Campbell ot Huntington, W. Va., won vleturles yesterday on a course Hint alternated between summ-.-r temperatures and wild storms. Mclfule defeated Peter Ik'guinIndium of Miramar, N. Z., I anil fl. ruinphell Irouncrd Janies Maicnlm I'rul of England, n and 5. Two American service men r<-it bed the third round when Sot. Joe Case of Hendersonville, N. C„ sin Honed nt Frankfurt, (tremony, rt, Or cm any, defeated TV F. Mannjnn “ nltin of* Ennland. 3 und w, and Cipi. Capt E. M. .Sink s, former Oklahoman repre sealing Mitchell Air Force Hase at (lar leo City. N. Y., ■bi-it Capt. I. I! Mine of Imulsvllle, Ky.. S and 4 In Hie first all-American match of Hie day, L’npt. .Stokes never was down aner winning the first two hole* from Hlne. lie was four up at Ik.' turn. Mnlqr l/cague Leaden ATLANTA (At—Thirty club profexilon.li, Including four who mady the grade last yea*-, tee off today in determine the xla Snulheaitern reprMentatlves to Ihe national POA gulf championship I t Bir­ mingham, Mich. Last year’s giuliflera back for another try are Elmer Reed of Atlanta; Bob Hayes of Macon, Qg,; Ifarold Williams of Tuscaloosa, Ala., and Jimmy Lents of Bra­ denton, Fla. The field, which will play M holes, Includes golfers from Ala­ bama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Leo Beckman of Savannah was elevated to the {residency of the Southeastern POA at a meeting fast night. Ilia old post of secre­ tary-treasurer went lo Bill H ill of Allanta. Beckman will servd the uncxpircd term of Johnny Coch­ ran, who has mnvtJ from Green­ wood, Miss., to Denver, Colo., which Is In another PGA section. OrunRe Bowl Group Seeks 1% 7 Tie-Up MIAMI (It—17te Orange Bowl Is (nlercsUd In getting the Big Seven and all othrv college conferences opposed lo post-season football games back |n the bowl wttwv\ hut has signed no pact with *ny of them. This was brought mil by Van C. Kuxarnw, Orange Bowl schedule chairman, In 2 nialemrnt Monday night In which he denied tho Or K>»ed a postange Bowl had propose' season pact £ r _- r with Hfg g Seven and Southern Conference schools. Sports Editor Jack tTonicy of Ihe Dally Oklahoman reported agreement Is near on a two-year pact matching champions of the Big Seven and the recently re­ organised Southern Conference In Miami New Year’s Pay. Kussrow said such a part Is "Impossible now" berauso South­ ern schools which withdrew front the (dd conference recently Jo form a new circuit still must play mil their schedules. If? said (hey could not nrginlie ami detain loo « champion (hr two years. Trohlev said thr. Big Seven end By ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE HATTING—Vernon, Washington, 3U2 RUNS—Mantle, New York. 14. RUNS RATTED IN-Dropo, Dr* trolt. 31. HITS—Vernon, Washington, 50. DOUBLES—Kell, Boston, 14. TRIPLES —Jensen, Washington, s. HOME RUNS-Ocrnert, Boslnn, and Rosen, (ieveland, 7. STOLEN BARES—Mlnoao, Chirauo. I). TCHINfl—Parnell, Uoslon, 0 0. ; Ibirlsh. Chicago. Ford und Lopnt, New York, Stuart, St. Louis, Mnn-no and Khcu, Wa*|ilogloii, 3-0. 1 non. STRIKEOUTS—Pierce, Chicago. 40. NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING - Wyrostek, Philadel­ phia, .370. nUNS—Snider, Brooklyn, 30. HUNS HATTED IN-Companrlla, Brooklyn, 47. IIITO-Schorndlcnit, St. Louis, 49. DOUBLES — Schocndlcnit, SI. Ixtuis, 14. TRIPLES - Bruton. Milwaukee, and Bernier. Pittsburgh. 4. HOME liUNS - Campanella, Brooklyn. 14. STOLEN B A S E S - Gilliam. Brooklyn, 7. PITCHING—Surkonl, Milwaukee, 0-0, l.ooo, STIIIKEOUTH—Simmons, Phila­ delphia, 47. B TUnida By HERD MOSHER Pompano should run after the February or March cold spell. Pompano are a warm weather fish. Fish the surf at llobe Sound with sandfless and clams, using surf tsckle. Try Jupiter besch If llobe Sound falls, then Juno. Feb­ ruary is bound to produce some big, fat pompano. Fort Plrrce should get thu pompano just • title later. They seem to migrate n from the south each yoar about his time, with the largest con­ centrations still at least a month kway, Boynton Beach la also good. Black Ha** are not too good for rating In my opinion though many (nil disagree with this Statement. Capt. L. B. Thomas, the fish smoker In West Palm Beach, tells me black bass are excellent when smoked, t never could get a statement out of Capt, Hoke Fagan, the Fort Pierce smoked fish expert, on black bass. Next time I gel a string I'm going to let Capt. Fagan do his stuff with them. I have found that well froten Mack bass fillets do lose (he musky or weedy taste which black bass have nnd I've been able lo ontin off hitch fillets as “anil water fl*h" un some of the experts. St. Augustine has capitalised on anclept history, as we all k n o w , and ill some cases It Is believer ortlon of Ihe history was made a portion madt up for thr benefit of tourists; nevertheless, it I* good to find a place whlrh points To thp old with pride. New Orleans' ' Vlcux Carre" (Old Square), with tho old French building*, and streets with F r e n c h names, is an outstanding example. ChaHle Haurlol who was mention­ ed t.i Inst week's column for the story he wrote obout Florida citrus Is now In New Orleans to wrltu something in his "Saturday Evening Post of Canada" about the French Influences there—then hr Is to c o m e hack to Florida. All this seem* to lead up t» a para­ graph about how the city of West Palm Reach has erased and de­ stroy- much of the old history and tradition instead of building it up, perhaps profitably, us nt Ht. Augnstine. Euphonious Happodllln street is now plain "Gaw-g-la avu-n-oo," while sweet Ncenled Rosemary street lias become "Florida" ave* ssw'.r'tfa. nf isr-Viia sat. said such a tleup "Is newa to u*. Schools which withdrew from the old Southern Conference and Whlcf Rtreyt" now nnd the most in"xrcmemhrr rnanjrc an. Ii r«mpmrn>r change orf all. mav make ' I f‘ * he rthe_ pew ope Und. North Slate. BrneW (tl Carolina, Clemsnn.i, Wake Forest 'am and poa- of and pleased with the street names which followed thu alphabet slbly Virginia. Alabama thrashed Syrscuse, closely while giving cnch street eastern champions, In tha Orango the name of a tropical flower, Howl last Jan. 1, by a score of plant or tree. For Inxtanee, the thoroughfares were, ns BMS In Ihe wrest mismatch In bowl east-went I recall, “ Acacia," then Banyan, history. Clematis (nvc.t, Datura, Evernin, Fern, Gardenia, Hibiscus, Iris, la*s*nilne. The street beginning naE % «r Second LSIJ Mentor Benigns Frnni Styff BATON ROUGE cR-Vhe roslgoa lion of Leo Richard (Dick) Flowers at Louisiana State University left two vacancies on the university's football coaching staffThe LRU tin? coach n-dsned yasterday without giving any Indi­ cation of bis future plans- The for­ mer University of Alabama AlJSqulheastern Confaranca tack e laid that be and, hia family would move lo hla wife's home town, Gainesville, Fla., next week. No raplacaineitl wna named for Flowers. His resignation left a line coach's poalllon open In addition to the freshmen coach's post. Flowers was a regular on the Alabama team* from 1945 to 194S. lie played on two bowl loams, In tho Rote Bowl in 1944 land the Sugar In 1949 ML, Bowl ............ _ Flower* was m named, assistant Flowers waa coach at Alabama following . Five starting players on the Bra- graduation. He Joined the LSU ndels University basoball team are atglf Ip 1ML_________. also mc-mbiri of the football squad. The Philadelphia PhilUai In l M i Bill i ' and tha Detroit Tlgera In 1N7 each man fo r,_______ bad four players wno made over not participate In 200 hits fof the season. in high Behoof ts»'m A im with ‘k" Is forgotte.i, hut Lake View avenue came next, then Okaechobeo road—and the woods! r'or that was thu south end of town then,—the south end uf a little town which resembled closeIv a little garden of Eden. The north-south streets included Nar­ cissus, Olive, Poinaettia, Rose­ mary, Happodllla, Tamarind and some others. 80 It is a sail experi­ ence fur mu today to go Into the old town amt find an ordinary to trashy-sounding “first street" where romantic Banyan street once was! And to find name* like ‘Rosemary' and 'Sappodllla' re­ placed with '(law-rl-n and Flawr-lda’ avenues! Hea'ven knows there are enough "first streets" and "main streets" ns It is with­ out giving such unimaginative name* to streets already named (and rightly so) for some beauti­ ful traplral flower or treel It is not that wav In New Orleans, or in Ht. Augustine either. Why de­ stroy the old, historic, beautiful names? Replacing them with the most ordinary nsm*s Imaginable? If I Gill lived In West Palm Ucach tM start u move to have Banyan, nml Rosemary anil Happodllla, and xlmllur, back again: Phim-a-ecy to "first street." Photography surely tielnngs to fishing, hunting nnd the outdoor snorts. Most mttdoorsmen are ter­ rible photographer'!. Imt the new rameras with flasti-biilh attach­ ments make good picture* easy. 1 have niysetf lust purchased such a ranirrn and the first 12 pictures were all good and suitable for photo-engraving. One should lay It down a* 11 rule thut mi pleturo will ever In- made without a flash hull*. |n bright sunlight u bulb I* especially in order ns It knocks out the shadow* under huts, around the eyes, nml similar. In dull light 11 bulb I* absolutely ersential. These rumrrus no longer are expensive nml every fisherman will do welt to buy one. plus a case or two of flash bulbs,—und then watch tin- surprising results. This column Invites such new photographers to mail in some good prints, ton. Home of them will be imbfisiii-d. Ho now to get pictures for next week's column. Softball Stundinffs KAHIt(>N-4l Wilson-Mso-r itsl-Armr Nui-lliianl V-* —. . w la 1 0 4 II 1 l» 0 » , n 1 xTonljtiii mgoH** un 1.Him .. l imo — l.mio •V ,4tnn l*V dun 4 4 't ,» „i Wli»iiM-M«l*r V*. t-WhlHiM-ll N*t-(li>iir<l v*. vr-.« llaiiie* SVrilnr*il*r Mat-Army vs. Ilnlix.i, Wilsoii-.UAlnc vn. N’lil-ilount When Bob Feljar pitched hi* first no-hit game (April Hi, 1340) It was ihe first time In American Leagttr history that n pitcher had turned trick on opening day. �riiF. Sa n f o r d h e r a l d hnr» Mat 24, i it i.1 i I)R. L. T. DOSS DR. II. K. RINC C IIIIIO V U ACTOR IH H ’RN " to »’.* — '» •«» CHIROPRACTOR .-ail fur a ypoinl nil-111 Phone 1732 — 17 it! 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I ’ laaaa a a l l l r aa la tm a d la la li I I a a a r r a r a r r a r a la r e a r at W a r a a a a l ka rra a a a a ik la la r la a r r Ifcaa u a r la r a r r a r l ta a rr * llaa. THE SANFORD HERALD New suburban 2-twdroom mas­ onry home nestled admlst beau­ tiful shady oaks on a large lot, 123 by MO. Jalousie windows, tile bath, colored fixtures, large screened porch, utility room A car porto. City water—low tax­ es Small down payment. U. S. 17 south to WUdmere Ave.-slgn to properly, l/ongacrex Inc. l/ongwood, Florida. 17 ATTRACTIVE 3 Bed Room Homes on well shaded lots. Each home Indiv­ idually designed. Masonry or frame, 3 clonets, walk in pan­ try. living room I I X 10, large master bed mom. Outstanding colorful kitchens made for the housewife. WHY PAY RENT $800 down — part now, part later — $49. a mo -I FOK R E M ^ E IbLAAKKAA Aoartments. 114 W. First Street. Phone 490-W. OZIER-WKI.I.KR HOMES. INC 17th A Mellimvllle Phone-1992 ROLLAWAY AND BABY BROS NICE 5-ROOM t floor plan and llay, week or month — Tel. U li. ball). Large lot, floa lawn. Plenty Furniture Center, lift W. Plril. fruit and shade trees. Near achool and grocery. Can finance. Call ONE^ ROOM efficiency apt. lullulile for working couple. Ideally located across from Post Office. 2 bedroom home, low down pay­ Private bath. Inquire Manuel ment. Kitchen epiipped, monthly Jacobson’s Depl. store._______ , payments $42.00. No closing rusts. 1224 Ramtotpn St. Phone /Jioo.M fiirnlslusl apartment, SUO 814-J. ____ • r a r k Ave. COLORED FOLKS I I I 2 ROOM efficiency apartment; c4- Good lota for sale In Lockhart's ectrlc hot water furnished. $34 no and Weal .Ianford Subdivision. 112 Kim Ave. Phone 1787-W. $10 00 down and $3 00 per monith. Corp ....... .............. ilnu C Write Uoca Maton Housln 3 ROOM furnished apartment In I Box 814, Miami Reach. H i. (islet'll Far Information call 372 J LAKE FRONT lot wRh sand beachon toautlful Crystal Lake. For *. ROOM hoi.se furnished. Mile appointment Phono 1480-lt. North Monroe Bridge Phone 1 I U 3 - W 3 . ______ ______ 3 ROOM home. bath, garage. 3 lota. $000 down, easy terms. Must (JNEURNISIIKD I-Bedroom house, sell. Phone 1096-R. lo,nt wood lours. Kltchrsi equipmqnt If doored. Phone 072-XM. EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS: 2<xH Adams St. t)n<> bedroom homo, $8,000 - $2,000 down. 2 large shady Inis near ATTRACTlvt-* well furnlahrd apart­ achool. Best offer lakes this new ment • living room, bedroom, 2 bedroom home, furnished or dinette, kitchen, j$1S Magnolia. unfurnished. NEW furnished Apt. Sec 221 Kirk­ land Road, N jw Smyrna Beach 2 bedroom new home, large clo­ sets, east frontage $1643 down, nr call Sanford 1113 or 1833-J. priced at 4141-. 2 I1R. MASONRY hnmo,~kitchen • equip., tile bath, good section Business opportunity; Mro, here Is your chance at $7,800 for a going near Rase, puv\cr ..mower furn­ business. Never been closed. ished. Heady fur occupancy. Kro Owner selling herause of Illness. Seminole Realty. UPSTAIRS apartment, screened IMirch. No pels. Rally acceptable, ill4 Myrtle TWO BEDROOM furnished apart mint, good neighborhood. 121 West tuili Street. Phone MO It or 2313. t l.fflciency Apt. — electric kitchen, greened porch. Apply Sunshine Market. 2-Hedroom unfurnlsheil upstairs Apt —$30. Furnished 4-room col­ lage—$30. Mrs. T. L. Atrey, Lake* Mary. Phone lHM-U. 3 room house, furnished. Electric kitchen, window fan fnr cooling. Tolephono 448-J. GARAGE APT. — 4 roomi and _ hath. Largo scroined porch, all k? newly decorated. Close In. Phene 383-R or IM7. , • 27 l-T TRAILER and"a amajl Trailer. Awnings, nice yards, summer ratsa. Apply at office of Park Avo. Trailer Court. NEW furnished 3l>?dronm home. Children 2433 Laurgl, Phone 1D63-W. WHAT U YOUR OFFBRT ■ J I W h i t t , it "It’s for You. Dad PIANO for sale: Completely rei-on dillnni-l and up In A till pitch L L. Sill, Plano Technician. Plum- Mi W T h o u g h Dud's im p o rtan t calls conic t;rsi. the iclcpltonc u s iiu II) is lot the whole fa m ily . M o tlic r, Sister and Hroslier all use ii a ltd. T h e telephone is a fa m ily si/e value i i v l n l to all ,il one leasoitalile pi ice s o irriiK itx GUTTERS and .Vouttng installed anil repaired Satisfaction guurantei'il I/-on Steinmi yer I'iiune 1384 1.1 n i:u , t k l k n i o m ( n e a t Goes n ' '» lU C K 'C S T MAM v, a h res. an ( SPI.1CS M l i S t i ) : a m i i o .m i m m IW R4P I IF N ME mao. buoouu, MMOS GOI i a mot wouioVc ousrEo / S ME HIAT r'l LOOSE WNK.H COUIOVE VAOC I MAT TAIIMk OHOWN I \ - HMD. UHAWl LOOK II8E A -F ■’ ■'( O/AHIS.' } \ 5UFI0AV SCHOOL When >sm Need Insuiunce TWO FINE antique Brooches, puw Call 977 er lawn nimver, lEjarliorn gas KAHNS INSURANCE AGENCY heutcr, Mahnguny mirror Call 2U3 Mcl.sch lllilg Sanford. Fla. 4INI .1 HRl.lt IT. I ( AO GlMN iN f O fH lAST !!► 1H CIDmI m; I1ARY bathlnelte, play pen. car seat, doll carriage, portable e loclrlc wnsher. Call 1280 R ______ 4— ARTICLES WANTED ^ r Cll UMS Aff <|tT ^ovr ntiN?»er WC ONLY C»0 ! A f -4 Wt buy. a«U and trad# uacd furni­ ture. WUson-Maler Furniture Co. 3ll E. l i t . Phone 93>. 7— Pete • Liveawck • Pettllry —7 " PARAKEETS TO tA l.K Baity Parakeets thst cun lie l.iught IE YOUR Alt WERE IN THIS to talk Just nut nf nest Call Sum If you have a small down payment _Cochran • 802 nr 1362 J. and are Interested in going Into SPACE IT WOULD ATTRACT buslncas yourself with new e- 8 — Farm Supplies • .Machinery —H tpilpmcnt call 2313 Owner will TUXEDO FEEDS Complete line. EVERY*i.NK'.H ATTENTION AS train person and finnneo lies! Hunt’s Tuaedn Feed Store. location In town. THIS II \s VITR,\i | I II YOU' USED pianos wanted, unv t-omll REAL ESTATE tlon. Highest cash paid Write D. IIAKKKV. B. Wester, lit. 2, Rnx 42it, San | Meg. Real Estate Broker _ fo r^ .Phono 1725 It M. Cullen, Associate UELP WANTED —19 Room 8 Brumley.Puleston Hlilg. 14— operntur, full or part BEAUTY . - ........ I mu Mary Rmwn'x Beauty tlm<x Ifc— REALTORS —an SI mop. Wbethec buying or idling, It will pay you to see: | l a d y for general office work with J. W. HALL, Realter local concern. For Interview, r\>Florida Stale Baak Bnlldlnc ply in your hand writing givlnx "CaB HaR”__________ Phone IfM age, experience and references. Box H, % Herald See Raymond M. Ball Licensed Broker for all BEAUTICTAN wanted. Air condl kinds of Beal Estate, tinned shop. Salary and cnntmls WE I1UY USED CARS. Llltle and loaw 8. Park. Upstairs. •ion. Call n . Reel — Second and Sanford. i'honf^rw WANTED • While elderly lad idy ns UROSLEY ’48 Station Wagon GimmI BEAL ESTATE WANTED Condition. $373 Phono I9.YJ J companion, room and Imauf fur IP We HAVE a client who wanta in •orvicca rendered. IItcferencM 30 FT. Homo Trailer good con buy a 3-bedroom home which is required. 209 E. Slh St dltlon, 4 wheels, furnished, new well financed and located In gos stove and healer — $;uu good section, with nr without kit* DELIVERY BOY. Apnly f'almrt Flowers, Sanford Trailer Park lo. Grocery, 317 PaliImcllii. chen equipment. Call Seminole tSnBTwsm esaur ,J ’49 Mercury — 4 dr.. 0.1). radio llehsonahle 27M Sanford, lei. Iggg-M. ________ 2 very clean cars — Below market price. 1950 Pontiac 6 — It .11 1993.00. 1949 Bulck Roadmasttr II.If. Dynaflow — $893 00. ThC'iear* will finance, Ted Lyons l emon llluff Unail Osteen. 2> ■ FURNITURE- K'hol.i^Gomfi tO OIL FURNACES By Kreeky Wall, Floor and Flrepl flPECIAL SERVICES -14 M. O. HobaEfl 44* W. I l l 84. J. GARCIA Cliilra.. : -----------------— ....... —a — i.f> -ahlnet maker and upholalerer. Rfg. 14M aa-la Special TabFurniture reflnishlng and repair* la Lampa.......... ................... 7.95 Ing. Antique tlque restoring and repro‘Nirnlture made lo ortic tapo*. ( — sterlng fabrics. All idemlnole Venetian Cempani work guaranteed, iso North MO West Phone 2*1 nolLa-way B ^ with lnnerBoulevard Court, DeLand. Fla. Phone 587. ■pHitfl. k(4lt->si n ^ VB SOMETHING TO BELL and are In ■ hurry to sell Platform PLUMBING It, let the classified^ advertising man, as* fa t* aad repair work. Free department of THE SANFORD 3*natM. R. L. Harvey. 104 jAve^Phooe 1129. Nnmething older, more IlyghUI permanent neighborhood, e« unt condition, alate reel, t _ rooms, Ig, living room, a tM rd a dining room, modern kfitlMa, Price $1,900. term *. Appointment 10 only. " “JS^O LK BKALTT 1224 Meg—Ha_________ H i t l wRVxocrr MiAM mradmm A u lm -v f s v ria K jS n te --M 14- COOL >L I-Bedroom ______ •in masonry constmeted hou* > l l tnontka old on large lot .... rut.- ng from atreetTo slroet. Ceran-.o tile bath and sills. Venetian blinds, range, re* frlgerator, apace hosier. Paymenu. *43.M per month, liod gj Randolph St. ;tu*. »Jr. GENERAL combination 4 cu ft SPREADER SERVICE. IJme and Dolomite and Ferllliter. Phone electric refrigerates- and 4 hum 1393-M. David E. Carpenter er bottle gas stove MS Park, Mrs Tod Jackson BATTERY, Generator or Starter Service. Call 317, Swain’s Bat­ T-Shirts ...._ ...... 48e each tery Service. Sanford Avenue Boots, Shoes, Cots, Paint, Tarpau and 2nd Street. tins ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS HALL'S Garago for General Aulo 310 Sanford Ave. Phone 1321 Repairing Sanford A Celery Ave Phone 1090-M, HIM II night. PIANOS • New and Used. 1209 Myrtle Avenue. Phone 1268-W. JALOUSIES BITTER Blue Sod—10 cents per Lifetime Aluminum — Free M tl males. Free Installation—Tclesquare foot delivered. Phone hone 1423. Furnllure Center, IMS W. Ellis Lloyd. 16 W. First. ..... . , .......... pr rally new. 1403 West First Street SAVE MONEY! E-ig vour hnme yourself' We rent machine A furnish material Gene's Texaco lA ItG E Ire box, raparlly 100 Iht Servlr-e 1120 Sanford Ave, Plume $23.00 1101 French Ave. 1486 GOOD USED FURNITURE I'RIGIDAIRE aptillnui'i's. sales and I i>aveii|Mjrt service G II lliah. Oviedo. Fla 2. Chiffi-ruh.' 2 Mirrors 3. Kitchen Cabinet Phone 4131 or Sanford 1612 W I after 6 p. in 4. Dresser 3 Miscellaneous H i l l 's f u r n it u r e P. HAYAHII SMITH KKFIMSIIING 318 S. Palmetto Ave Upholstering and Repairing Phone 1212-R *03 Celery Ave. Tel. 1238 HOY’S Bicycle, 24” frame, good “ cARPF.Vre^K WORK condition. *1300 Phone 2046 For quick repair Jobs, or small bullring, Call Jim 1142 M 4 llaliy bed and mattress with linen, Daisy tonda, potty chair A wagon San l.anta Ap‘ No. 103. Ol'.I.ANno Mornliik Sentinel, Or- i laiidu Evening Star Gall Ralph 22 Automatic pistol, it ft. ust'l re Ray. 1103 J frigeralur l oom- 16U7 Xlt. per...... lu IM 20" GLADSTONE hag ■$13.00 Sup NEW FLOORS surlaieil fee I Ion (lid floors made like er Shoe Service. 110 H Park new. Fiiilshlng, cleaning and waxing, also portable power plant MAPLE lied, soring and multr'ss. Serving S<milnole County since also chest of drawers with cir 1923. If. M Gleason. Lake Mary cular mirror, Like new rornplcii*75 Phone 1713 J “S&J!"- * i U - „ mwii COIIKN HAIIIATOH SHOP Specialties • Cnniplele CiMiling Sys teni Service 211 l‘j E 3rd Tel 336-W SALESMAN for Jalousie Windows, FURNISHED Home U lYO ak Avt. doora, other building material. ARTICLES FOB RALE - I . $30.00 per month. Phone 432. U Prafer one who can moke esti­ CONOjtfcTE Mall Bo* Posts; • Edward F. Lane^ _________ mates and Installations. I'hona Clojhesllna Postii SUpa; Window 411 or loU-R.________________ SMALL furnished houM » $90.06 a - giOa; Lintels; SopUe Tanks and month. Apply Mai irket “ * U— WORK WANTED -1 1 1300 French renclt. tflitA C LEPCONCRETE CO. v • $44 Elm Ave._________ Fk. 1333 BABY t n r i N O-bast of refer ONE bedroom furnlatwd Apart* Irlam Vlnup, phone ment, close In, t l f Oak Ave. GOAT MUJKi M. D. Priest, R. flanPhmie ^0 ford Av». Phone T1A-W3. BABY 8ITTIN0 Miss Margaret 9—REAL KRTATR FOR BALS-8 GOOD AND BAD H m iL P h o n e ll •BS i.q u k k sale by owner. jS fU iltX H . f o r r b a iT e o t a t : MARY see Itaym Bar Realtor. Sanford. SPECIAL .■SERVICES N i i i ii t: 1 . t i l l l l l l l H -|M»II-,I.'..* i-iiririt i.lI ii-i limn in, I.AWN MOWERS sharpened Bi­ cycles repaired. Shuman's, 310 K 4th St. OPEN HOUSE F o r R m b IU Tk* ARTICLES FOR SALE I'tiimr in.l Ml.ih i ii Rank lliillilinir P*U* Wisconsin is tin- lead'ng dairy stall- of the t'nlteil State- II- JATHXR OF SANFORD ' E. 1st R4.______ Fkene 117 refrlger3IHOU8Efree*; Ind LOUT AND FOUND -21 PlkaHe, Alu«]nuS!°C»nvaa. Free SatliMlee. Phone IW1-J after LOST: Pair llal shell bifocal glasses near I Ith < fee appointment_______ ALL TYPER Bundoter work. Rer- tr u s T * --------- ( vn-TAr OM. H i , M O . G O G S ' ■ T fA i'-H W E I 6 0 r M B w sF o aY O U -y^ r ^ o e r tr.r p u b n c h * n o s s l / NOw< A PADS Our- TV- ATI»V AN6 a Ctjura N 3UV 13 B A c i J * 1° ‘i.-iu FL3 v*J \ HZUOUli VMHAT* ro ■j =^rsSSSm 7SS ‘ r;nsuo u><G , " w cu.6 « * . OF MBQ 3.7 �# - ---------- ^----------------------------------- ---------;------- ----------------------- i"w WvKmyr f.w®wwf- •<* Iw SANFORD HERALD To m . M *r - *« . t i l l restate until tea saxt fag arrival. tars? WeH. I west 4trt tiers te a But Joe. you should be here now. cab and drove around the square I got now* for you. Brunei* for old times’ sake, end the yellow By HAL BOYLE sprout* are out of season. In the housefront* were freshly painted, restaurants they ask you II you and I didn’t see a single American uniform. Not even one tired old LONDON (At—An open letter to wouldn’t like some fresh straw­ abandoned colonel. any ex-(l| Joe from the London ho berries, How do you like that, JoeT Strawberries Instead of Brus­ Boy, that gave me an eerie f i l ­ used to know: sels sprouts. You came here 10 ing. But if they finally got nil Dear Joe, «irs too soon. Kid Rut that those colonels out of town, swivel n u m ^ ? h e r% n w ^ V -z t.’’, " ‘-^ n potx'o you left behind you i< i chair* and all. 1 guest the war here three whole daf*. ami n.d one * Un nn ,he m* nu- 10 * ° « lcr muat really n# ovi, and what wo little kid has said, r,fiot any gum i Remember how wo used to wear ! »re having la peace Hal Boyle's Column Beef - Eater” Set E a s y Fashioning For T e e n - a g e r s Ilf DOROTHY , RI»K Aei'xUted I’rc a I'anklmi [ aIIUx Any teen-ager whn know* bow Id u»e a sewing machine ran make a gav aummer "Beef-Eater" iat and baa In a couple of hour*, or a few rent*. ■ All vou need I* 2 1! yanla of plain rollon fabric nml IS yanla i f printed fabric (both aapfnrixcd (o prevent ahrlnkageL in the colon nf your choice, Nancy Rusao. who designed Ihr "BeefEater" act, uicd plain red with a matching red print for the hat and bag. Aatrmble your fabric, aciaann and come large piocci nf new*. n»o*r or wrapping paper on » labia. Start by meaauring off a 17Tlneh ariuare on the paper, and marking It In one-inch auuarca. You will nerd threo of Ihrae. Than, ualng a airing tied to a pencil, mark off on your aquared paper one H-Inrh circle, one 1fl­ inch circle and ona Ift-lnrh vlaor circle. You alan may uaa a plate, lid or tray for marking the circle of env doaired al*e by hold­ ing one end of a airing In the ren­ ter of the paper and marking around It with the pencil tied to the other end. The airing ahnuld Photo hr Cot he one-half the diameter of the Mr. and Mr*. K. H. Mower, formerly of l’lll«hnrgh. I'a.. |iurrha*rd the aparloo* two-hedrnnm circle. ranch-type home ■linen shove from W. \V. |i*»*on Jr. Ia»l Heplrmlwi. Located In (‘•••cltwrcy, the Then rut out of plain fabric hou*e I* runvlrurtrd of ronrrele block and ha* a dining room, living room. (>prc«a.paneled den, and on# 8-lnch circle, one Ift-lnrh rumpu* nmm. Additional fcalurea Inrlode a two ear enrage, arrerned-ln-porrh. ■*« roulpprd kitchen, circle and one HO-Inch circle ami aa* heat, fireplace, rement tile roof, laundry room, oak floor*, an d wall-to-wall caroetlog Mr. one vlaor rlrcla. Out of print ItawNon, proldrni of the llawaon Conatrurtlon Co„ romplelrlv remodeled ttn- rr*ldenre and after fabric rut one Rd-itirh rirrte amt lining It a* hh own home for a short while, »old li to Mr. Mower, who I* a retired electric appliance one vlanr circle. Alao cut n onernmpany owner. inch long and two one-inch blaa •tripe 30 Inchea long. Thla com­ plete* your fabric piece* for both hat and hag. Now to make the hat. assemble from the plain fabric piece* nnn Homn design ami uuiatriirtlon fl-lnch circle, one vlaor rlrrlr and one .Tit-Inch blaa atrip. Emm 'lave Improved an much that “our 40-yuar-old house* arc almost as lha print fabric piece.......... dated as our I ft year old sutnmn ona vlaor clrctn. Center the 8-lnch plain fabric lilies," according to Herbert V circle on the print fabric vlaor Kaeppel rlialrmao <>( the editorial circle, matching the atralghl of board of Pracllcal Builder anj the good*. Turn under acnm al­ Building Supply New* magazines lowance and baate In place, Pn-**. Speaking al a meeting of the Topitlch on the machine for tall Aaphall ItiNifing Industry Bureau, in association of leading manu­ ored finish. Now place right aide* of the facturers, Kaejipel said that the "obsolescence factor" In home do print and plain vlanr circle* to­ gether and aram Mr Inch from sign "ha* Imlured an enormous edge. I-eave a 4-lnch opening rmoiml of remodeling anil mod bach, uppnaite vlaor, to farllltHte arnnation, but it ha* also slimu turning Inside out. After turning, luted and will continue hi admit baate around rim, allpatltrlilng lale a large volume of new home the 4-lnch gap (or turnl'ig In raw nnstriKlIim mi the pari of people edge* and baallng aa arnund ie*t who want wlial they run get In of circlet. a modern house " Now machine atltch around lie poinleil mil thul more than circle a* rloae to the edge e* 11.000.000.000 was siieni for home Modern furnlwhingw In a driftwood finish rmphadrr tills dnuble-duly roum poaalble, continuing the alitrlitng improvement* In i«57 ami that (I*trig In day. bedroom al nl|hl. To**-pllliiwa Iransfnrm Ike rane headIn a perfect circle whei en you come » greater expenditure Is estimated hoard In i) lulu a ilatliinv tufa. l.ow tablncl* protltlr *ralln| and aloraga. to the vlaor bltign Imte atitrh for 11133. In 11)27, expemlllurn wn* I nffe- lablr* sr* poriahle lu (lye added roiu-nlenie. { (harlra R, Sllgh Ca.) ground edge of vlaoy, Press, about I30U.000.000. he said. Than make j second r«w of -----Obsolescence might keep the itltchlng M Inch Inaldu the outer rate of new home construction al row of atltrhing. again following a 1.000. 000 plus unit*' u year after perfect circle. Thla make* a ra«- the ucriimidnlrd home shortage mg for (he draw airing that will has Ircnn filled, lie lold Ihr as­ pull the hat Into your heail-alie. phalt rinding niuntifurltirers To make the drawatrlog. fold edge* of the H'.Mnrh bla» ilrlu A t m t n ii.i.is io N together and aram 14 lm-h from MOOIIK HAVEN it* - An nuln aw edge (right down the renter!, fling a bodkin or amall *afety mohile mill .i Jeep collided al .in pin, turn atrip inalde out, tuck In Intersection two miles west of Ir r I Monday, killing Avunt Brown S I. 1 end* and allnatltrh. Now, at left front nf vl*or, Moure Haven make two evelela between the Sheriff (' S I’rnntb'v Mill caalng douhle • atltrhing. Insert Brown. driving Hie jeep, ran blag cording and pull through through n slop sign cailng. Pull up to head alia and tie .the cording In u perky how. To make the Iwg, aaaemble hnlf-inrh raxing, make aveleln, enough to thtrail Ihe ilrnwyour remaining plain fabric piece* big *7 s 80 Inch circle, a 16-Inch ■tiing* through. To mnke drnw*trlng rnrila, pro­ circle and two fttt-lnrh Ida* atrip*, ceed in making hat draw with the 30-lnrh print circle. string,h *ualng the two itfl.lnrh Idas Center the IB-Inch plain rlrcle atrip* Insert two drnwatring Ing etralght nf the fabric. Turn cora, with end extending from op. on the 80-Inch Print circle, matcheyelets, to make drawstring tinder aram allowance and baate posit" lit place, f'reaa. Machine atitrh for bag. Hr p ro m t* lire nf Inday'a French Prmlnrlal furniture, thla fritll.M id dining •round edge. •nil* ha* th* rnmanre of fine ribinelry and eantemparary functionalism. A silk worm produces a single Then place right aide* nf 30. There la a choke ef an oral lahle or (he rectangular table shown. Buffet la thrend aUnit a mile and a Imlf Inch plain circle and print rlrota long. **all*Ma with or without Ihe hutrh top. iHy-Lan Furniture Company, far.) together and m m around edge except for 4-lnch opening. Turn Inelde out. Haita around edgy. including th* Inch gap. Proa*, Now machine ■tltch all the way •round edge of rlrcle. To make eating for draw(trlnga, atltch a arcond cl rein Inrhea Inalde edge, and a circle Vk Inch Inalde thla, At two opposite point* In thla J Old HouHe« Said To He Out Of Hate i ***** Chum?" I tell you. It gives you a ■" »rm nul ,.n ■ block aalutlng the Rabbits were first Introduced in­ to Austr'H* ‘n HUT and sgti.i Iff 1859 after which they spread as a pest and tt la estimated there are -------------------------Tibetan monks add butler to their some 300 million In the country lonesome feeling lop brass out at Elsenhower Plat/, The old town sure has changed "'here Den. Iko had his headquar- i hot lea from wartime days when a guy In an American uniform with a carton of clgarets under hta arm could walk the streets and feel like a king. Remember how beat-up and batlived London looked then? Well, now she looks like some old family aunt who hat come Into a tittle money, got her face lifted, put on a new paint Job, bought herself *ome glad raga—and started look ing for a boy friend. It's fun to see the old girl smiling and having a good time, aftte all the yeer* of tcart. The Brlliah are going about thla coronation the same way they fight a war or make tea—methodically and thoroughly. They will do the Job right, even If the queen be­ comes eligible for an old rfgc pen­ sion before the finally gets her crown. You know how fast we throw up some wooden stands In America for tome local festival, such a* running the mayor out of town Well, the coronation stands look like they had been built for ages. They are held up by miles of metal piping, and the English have taken - > much liiiv in building them as the French did with the Eilfel Tower. I checked the wooden seat*, loo. Joe, and they are ao smooth that If any visitor geU a tplinkr in hit you know-where, well—It'll be such a scandal tome poor carpenter wll probably be drummed out of Ihe empire. until now thu Brlliah have taken the coronation festival In stride A lew dieharda have even been hertrd tn growl In tbolr beer, “ It's all ruddy nonsense." But now they are getting Into the spirit of the thing. It's been » real * vitamin shot for the British pro pie, and they aro quite excited, (if niurie. Joe, they know they aren't like ui. Wo arc* proud of our coun­ try out loud, and they are proud nf (heir empire In alienee. You really need a slow motion camera to catch a hud opening or an Englishman showing an emotion of any kind. 1 goes* It's hard to say which has really stirred them up more— ihe coronation nr Iho strain of three days of perfect weather They are looking up tho history lamas to sec If they ever had threo 200 SO UTH P A R K A V E N U E straight day* of sunshine before, and the uneaalncsa probably will now. For avaryon* who has wanttd a really mftdam rtfrigtrator! V * preiant with pride tht new Hof point 7 ml Awa y with th* first fully perfkcttd automatic defrosting. A real food freeatr. Stparat* outside door with special door shelf. Use It like you would a separata better. Zero-fraeiet and storas safaly up to 76 lbs. Frtests let cube* twice as last I Lilt-A Cube tray* serve them one at a lime, or by the trayful. Full ilia refrigerator. So convtnitnlly arranged that 734t o( evarything in it it ei your ringertips. iucluJes Hut* door slitlvis with on* specially for aggt, and a controlled-temperami* lutter Ha. Aluminum sliding shelves, roller drawers that gild* out at a touch More room In I* m spec*. Over l| cu. ft. s lit with dote to IlM iq. ft. of shelf area. Yat It • needs floor'*pace only t Inch Wider than raqulred for a pre-war 6 cu. ft. modal! yew m s -Hti&miid: Ve Invite you to the premiere showing of super-stor the new (OM Hotpoint Supreme Super Stor with Treil .4ieey—now! tf'/V/r c f M o / w w H. S D M I FOODS CLEAN FANS An easy way to dean a dis­ colored aluminum saucepan la to cook an add food auch as applssauce, cranberries, rhubarb or tomatoea te It. Thla method brightens the aluminum without affecting the food. at P O P E CO. B P H O N E 144d ■aaa E LE C T R O N IC W H E E L B A L A N C IN G . RED’S PAINT & BODY WORKS 1201 SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE PHONE 1I9S-J FRAME and FRONT ENO ALIGNMENT ; ■ ---------- — ----------------------------------—--------------------- --------------------------- — I New ’53 CROSLEY SHELVADOR 11 GIVES YOU ✓ ComphMy Automatic Defrosting / Futt-Wldth Froogor / “SOFT'QLO” Interior Styling / Adjustable ButterSafe / Ovor 20 Luxury Features ENJOY “HOME CHORES” a-* IN THESE SMART COTTONS O SPECIAL PURCHASE fFegjj- . . . . *11 br*nd new. tliey’re nice enough for shopping toot Fast colors in * nice misnrtmont of stent and atyles , . o n ly .. '.98 J***» One group of Cottona to cloaeout for . <« • * MEN'S CAMISOLE TOPS Cotton Pllaee with embroidery trim, to wear undar ahear draaaea .and bloueaa. Whlta Pique Halters. for aporta Wear , , . . Rayon Tricot Pantlaa, brief styles, white, pink and floral daaiina , . t) SPORT v9! 1 .0 0 1 »*• SHIRTS A regular 8.V0 value MEN’S WORK STRAWS Ideal for aummertlme wear, for work or pleasure time |*49 MEN’S BELTS A ll leather, odd lots slsee and styles. , , , , E. P U R C E L L C C f**Y* lk l^ S**Y ^ ts.’Ss’as^ 6 **, A CARE-FREE KITCHEN IS THE HEART OF YOUR H O M E -SO SET YOUR HEART ON A CROSLKYI S?*sS^ ^rfSfSfrSS s-SSSSS 5§52£si3i �---------- mtSffllR i *iim*w wr i -*» 1^1 LCHjQr *i» * — <1 *r ©Ire SECTION TWO V O L U M E X I .IV SECT ION TWO AN I N D E I ’ K N D E N T l » \ I L V N E W S l’ A I’ E lt E sfnlillshfd I DOS S A N E O IIII. n . n i t l O A - Tra ir~ r TT'ESnAV, MAY 2fi. I1K.3 No. 197 Awmo idled Prfus Lensp W i t f 190 Permits For New Homes Issued In Sanford Dr. A. W. Epps, And Family Move Into Mayfair Home .“Florida Hoorn" Huh Many New Features Phillips Plans ConslruHion Ol If) New Houses Wt Hs t m m n f i n I #' iilrtft * f-M » ip tf 1 0 n r tv h u m ' 1* t o H i r Hu l k f l i v l ^ l i n , I cSi Mt • | t ♦ -f M r l l n t n ill** A ' *’h»n* I Mil (111* * I» , w h o Ini ' * ♦• *I w, i- nf ■ntj* i n v ‘ • f f Ol l di t i i f ' I " 1" I p n t . Hi* ii ' •!, Ini * plan * * o •♦ *'* *' t f if i| m*\V at*i M )l if it lilli'l dl l *' d l l li in *■ 111f*||t tf I|t•' $r i tilt i 0 1 f U'rrK. Mu*-' nf Mi. ' M|111* firm|i* I Iri W v MM if tint ♦ III tv I f It lt« ll Ml) \ It* #n Ml 11|H Ir I»4 it li» \ •i H I lltl | l p « h tdtpy hit Vd i k|<»iHIM fill Mil I"'Inn In ndli lkh11■ un’* ninfm d. Ini'"t hi't'M ( nl Mini "|| Ip IIIi k niMt life, I»<*l M ild* SI » lo u d , K i »viMiiur* i in ltd |H t, >nilid t h i l l U. I > •tf linnip i t f I W m i n i ( it4l i | t ' l l Al'oih !ftfl n f f l | t *«r ■ inipif (iM1 In S*inffti I 4ri MMI* fhu r»tiiipjin\ d -u ’ *»| lit hi f ih v rh tjih ti'tH imim , i lititpiifiv Mlihpni .u, f:^W9.1fis85k-( a. ii m M il* * t»V hr | 11 df If,I lid fill 11If-ll11 i . i p ,f | >is I e-rI nf11V r,* Ml Mir (I I i'll IP*\4 || | 4 I'hll lip*' M 1,5.11 htf'Mr |||** -»«•' >loft if nil ••( Ml. il I lir IniMii1 j.M>|ll|t.... in -tf l h1 it *•■I P i i t t d t ' i i »• -i« •pi 'm il m - it e l in i I d- t ’ r o a m w o t d ith I p in tin- p in t .,( l a -,1 w » fk , liinbti" k i n I - . - t m Ttihu liillnn re pDi ti-il i si I'.-imii Ii id been i«-ii**-t wlib i i*,i i| - 11■ i itlntt nf t.l'HI '"ID ) i did ,11 i„i(ii 111, m, - , Hie Mav *ot «l "dl n i r p i IIh I of m v itbei id'-iiHi i( HIM iince wTIh .in •Ihci wee k *n ii*i I ' - i m u . h a d t'SMi I- .l|l‘ll I'D DPW I ID.IrllHiDH ind d o ,ififii iti.Dik ,,( wilier iltiictin e t iM Hie itmnin. -if PEHno I >111 l u g Hie lii'Hllli nf J i m u r v l.' pel m i l i u i ' i i ' i '.i i i d I f, n a " 11 D limn nl Jd i it,' I ' m m g l e h r u i r y \1l lilll'UI i pp| niril Ml pel rillts fnc tjii.um, .nd in M ui'ii. H fm ) fV IT. I i .i iiidiiHi Hieie wore If! pet nut. i- mini In Hi'1 iDiildlug In •pin I.>1 Willi I till-J'lf V ltualf'111 |i i. iiiinc..(mg in imlc Hie In ■i n lid ,i‘ f i - n i i i e a r In \e .n dvpi Hie in v e i i i in Hie I’ a l ' i i H i m nf pm ini' Id I3VJ. Hie iMHiillll WSS till,III .D'l'ci-iing i '" i i - "pie h ‘nl Ina lull J'./.O/o n il l t l . 319; nt.s. pn hod rip. 3n ai.iti. I'JtE p.M. ,r>i. inn t,san IK, inti. It. I'll 'I 1 l IVI K* ll l|,3t l . I9M HI VII mil 1132, t l .3n5. l 2t lllg l h u d I dd I#.- I ' m k . f< i l | ii w e d w h e r e WM ■ I,-, i i d - . i n hi , Dll d l 'ld e d IS Hue -if I l.i > m l i h ' i - H d ii i'S* I,... I w- 11 mullet home I wlc I 1*. I III i m t i l l i \ 11 I P l l l t l i p * I " ( i n ' - i l " H I fulls . - . p i i p p i ' l D If 11 'tec'I 1C , Mi d f I' M r l I \M*. 91U II ■ I nit in miii n il In Vfl 't V i f % s. III . o r I I n . | , id \ h t i l l *l s »’ ‘ n11 '.Ilk (Viifrd (Mid I*'I#|111 II11 1It ifltK* I h i * MHH t l i n ci % dp l»Pfc fhrtl hlte N (»’ \ it Ml It I*' pn \ *|*|lf le ti.a 1 I lllilhlb h i J f iif | a, I* |i m i I k * m t vn*a* l-lMfii*,*i paprrrd and painted, is one nl the main ienlme> of llir Scull \vrmir home. \n adlarenl breakfasl nimk la n popular apnl fur after srhmil - n a r k s and rotfre hiiura. A piano, plniiiuKtaph, and radio In the rorner hedruoin air rerlaln anurrra of seirral hoiira of entertainment for the daughter itf Mr. and Mta lilnann The little knlrknarha end inumrnliia that vnungalrta Imp «n well add to Ihe hmnlnraa of the 1111I1 at glrl'a lirdriMMii Hold IIso Of Color Inside And Out Is Now Fiiint Trend 111’ r Hu ■ puigresi M s iimtnn nurket 1 '*((, (l.k SValUtlle Id M*'* pur­ i n : Ilf I* d i l l h n p i y 1 11it I rl' • I I r a|) i D o *'. id tjiir e iM I" i l'd ■1 1, m a k i n g I ' p - m l l d " 'w b i i y h u m p w -tl b a niiD iU M im itD-i'U C D ...... I lliMun . are primarily In be IP.-t I n nnl nscit iluilil vnni mom .11 mint .nine center nf Int ten, 1 llii'pl ii e. picture window <» 1 t.ijl* I'liu e nf (iintHur- such a » inf 1. Il.11 e plenty d( end Iallies and pin. ehalrs In eiinvri saflnn it giD.i|iing' Don't place l.uge piec-'f ■ if fuiiiiiiiir across dim ers 01 on all ingle ctamif tut GARDEN ^HOSE Tile most rfterllvr ill'l le n t eg. pennlve way In liullvidiMlIfe a Initno I* with color Color is used In unify "i divide loom areas, ran '•cut ugly shapes, arcenl |sdnts nf interest mid enlarge the apparent sl/r of small moms 0 afferlt family moods In making a loom iiav nr re,iful. worm or cool The luiuleru liend Is In ciKirtll nnte liolli Interim and exterior colors lloineowueM r e a d t.o favurnlily lo well iTiosen culm plans Hint stress Is placed on enlnr bar nmiiy by Uw makers of paint, flooring mid homo furnishing'. I’ersminl likes nr dislikes slime arc not a sale basis fur chousing 11 "obir iilnn because colorn are fiindlonnl mid perform a spcdflr Job In crcHting 11 livable alinns phene However, Hie choice and principles of color me rut ftexllilc Hint considerable Inlllude Is ikik slide III snllafvlm: bulb (lersonal priiferriicn amt practical rwpilrr n il Ii"f ip a c e h ra tc i, V -'U 'H lin ■iniI a t l i a c f l v e 1' i i d i i i i l n g 1 1,11 ,11 in 1 m n l i p i nil)(i|e>| ,iif v* in i ' l l l iiip io v e d ii tin i w m i P - fp r e * w u i a t l v r a i f (tip ) " I ■ r d , t l n u i i r . g \ ' 1111" 111V i n s p e c t Me b u d d i n g s 'is I h i1*#* I l i i ' f r in * pn m ih n ^.H iy fn ip s t* T y p le u tlv Min tie r s i r r t r a M r it d M fn u u h Mm* lunch* h r r r nnd Mu i r A fl ^1V I'f ,1fc*t nl ' n i l I f 'T v to Mir ,|l n K ro n x h h i r d -i v»*r\ c<»c»d st.m il T h r mnlPH.* m v M n* e to u a In up m rip o * vi /»■ .M iiir fim i ' r m ir h iu c r**' f ^ i't (M I n d ijd i nd Hi tn I'J f» «d in r llll ID tlM The typical ranrh-style home of Mr. and Mrs. Mlrhael Cm ■*>n shown shove la loested si 111 Henft Avenue In (he MnytaH sect Inn. The well aheilrd rraidrnre has • large Florida mum In the rear which opens Into a flowered patln. Palm .rcea end ahrubbory not only provide shad* hot add In the overall eDrertivenrsa. One of tho feature* of tho (liiiaen homo la the diallnrtlve com­ partmentalised bathroom. The (llnoon kitchen, attractively wall- rell i g - 1atin . ■1 , \ VI'IIH* RiTfittirKi R For Vear Huil'hng |v-i n ut. fot nev tmmci ... I ■ «.■ (.- I DBirlv U(Xt (XW I*.i u^i-k mib l-m l.ir^c Mr^ lllliis* b»lplii( In . w e l l th» I11J Ini il *' E ibutn m mu-t m tilcnt, h i . iitc.i'H iimkcn ground for \ tm" "i the iiihnd'i Itighw iV nlilili -vill - ,,1 i|i|iiDxlnnlpty 112,'SHI • *•-f 111Twrnl y flfMi Stirr*. I,nwell I u n c i l u t i-nntr.icted p P i i i | i r i M r » | i t i i i i Ymi ni i a ; Id , dii .inn i , (diii beitro'im dwell p t t t i l * b i i d e v e l o p m e n t ki h u h mg ip Hie Mivf ni ici-Him for J. 1n it r d rtu rin i! tl*M »l HMne Id i n . i ).iii |ssi fltr* p t n .t' lO t t n i r . I I . Mt n $100,000 Worth Of New Houses Built By Ozicr \ •• By KENT CHETI.AIN Located In » send tropical vcttipj of palmetto trea>s .VK) flrd from Lake Monroe In Hip Mayfair real dentlal lection. Is Hip ultra modern 135,000 rambling ranrh xlyle hnuip recently rompleled ami occupied I iilliiwlnr n switch lid i yp»r last week hy Hr A W F.pos, . l r . fmin I'niMlriirllim of defense his wife Mary and two children. house. I d building Hu Individual*, Marilyn and Wvyt*n|f Irlala Ilf filler Weller Hollies Thp one slnrv masonry and rr Inr. rP|Hiil>'d Imlny ovpi 3100,IMMI menl block domicil* la coaled wilh worth 'if new i eitIdences hud been a soothing Adam green color while ■■intia'tril fin lima fai III 10M, (£the eaves and the three-par purl Within thr luu mnnlh. Hip rnm a r a R P arc piloted II whlltish grey iiimv 1ms coliilruvied homes fur ht' ohlli|itp " I. shnp.'d” hump Is llernhar t Edwin da nit Twentieth IM lalexl nluinlnum |nlousic.i and Street, Mr. arid Mrs. J, Michael screens throughout. i at Twentieth HI reel and Adam* A Hollywomlish Itiucli la added I Avenue, with the attnbe-betah- palm-and Italicv ut Twenty Fourth Htrrrl planter (garden appendage which nn'd Hiimini’iiin Avenue, Mr. nnd dog teas off In the riuhl Tho small Mr*. Itnbcrl Hodges on Twentieth planter gacthfi that greets Hip vis­ St reel, unit n large home nt Loch itor Is complete with an under Arlmr fur Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Hnw(round sprinkling system as is the kin» Connelly, In mlilltlmi, (Islrr-Weller la con entire (our lot lawn • This attractive house, construct slniellnu n much lurger office nl id and dnsluned hjt.th'* (larraplo, Mnilonvlllu Avenue nnd Itnsnlia Kausrk ami (.orliarTt Cii of Winter Drive which will feature n fIni Park, ineluiles a horxoshoe-shapul roof, uir-rondiiioning, mid many modern features. llvlnfiroorn, dinette and kitchen, other In looking lank liver their past termed a "Florida Room." four two yenra activities In Santord, bedrooms, two baths—all In thr Osier-Welter Home. Ine. point main section which Is 00 feid lone with pride to ihe nearly IMMI home, by 35 feel wide running north and limit hy them dining their time smith m Florida. A portion of Ihean Extending In a north wwlurly honiea were tmilt a. “ project dlrirtlon off Ihe kitchen Is the nnusos" and the remainder were spacious three cur (sort garage At •'UStoin built to suit till* needs and 4 the end of the garage Is a utility U ltra of the individual Imnily. w room, containing a lavatory, fish The company’* architectural cteanlnR sink and abundant space services include numerous consul­ for storage. The utility room, gar­ tation a with the family to ascer­ age and main portion of Iho home tain their tastes before prelimin­ are connecter' under the samernof ary plana are drawn. The follow­ The visitor l> struck immediately ing information la compiled: atic with the ryerlups doorknob In the of family, ug#«, amount and type middle ol Ihe Mahogany paneled of entertaining anticipated, hobdoor. Stepping Into Ihe 'Tlnrlds blra, recreational la ilea, mol f i ­ Room" one notices Imincllately nances. If the family owns properly on the celling high, sliding glass doors, exposing a serrenedin porch with which the hollar in In be built, the -a small planter gardrn (also boa Iinn of trees, lake, If any, anil * equipped with underground sprink­ prevailing brreacs aie all taken lers) on the far aide of Ike room. into ronaldrratlnn. Many homes in the Iduhei price This “ Florida Roam" la a threesided affair serving ■■ ■ focsl bracket* have been built In such point for Ihe entire House. Opening attractive sectloni of the r'ity as In the middle of the right hand Mayfair, Fort Mellon, Highland wall Is Ihe entrance to tho long Park, sml the Woodruff Addition. Many families are finding pleas­ hall subdividing the four bedrooms —two on eseh side—and two baths ant living In the new llrl Air seeWooden Jalousies exlcstd 3 feet lion, where houses weir erected down from the celling of Ihe hall in neat rows. All are of rnncietr which open Into all Inc bedrooms, block construction and aie vailed furnishing Ihe utmost in free rlr- in design with five rmif styles, all f rotation nf air during the hot sum insulated. Walla are furred, and there are a number of exterior mer months. The flooring In the entire house finishes with either brick nr slump Is of .tho cool, solid one-and-one- block exterior trim. filler-Weller Homes Inc. is Ihe . quarter Inch terraia. The walls are baby Oiler-Weller enter­ of plaster and are tinted either In prises nfIn the which last year the pastel shades ol green, cocoa constructedIllinois, 70(l horne:i, Hanford brown nr arbor rose (pink), has hero-(Itted greatly through the The first bedroom to Ihe lell activities. Not only has down tho hell Is painted an Adam company's northern money and experience (reen with a white-grey-celling, in been Hi might Into this area, but each room there is an Inlayed ceil a great deal of property which tn | light and heater vent. Down piavimiily had brought no Income #tha hit) one peases Ihe Incons­ to the City In Its unimproved state picuously „ r __ „ enclosed ■ ____ __finding _____ plant I* now on Ihe paying list. wlth_ glanl btnweri to keep the . Local merchant* and dealers nf house at an even temperature. have also profited s elnre all labor An in iillirv hot water tank Is a* were moat lso housed In the wall with Ihe •rials, itrnaqe. A thermostat controls the ■.tempefa ature In the winter time. “ cabinets arranged underneath the* The, next n entranco Ihe lell •Ink ax found in Ihe nlher balkaide of the hall la , ^ alhroom, room. Including a tub at ___ .. comshower Coming back put of the hall Into hlnatlon. The al.tk Is hotned n the Ihe well lighted “ Florida Room" top a cabinet, ex the you find a solid, adobe block wall floor. The aide' of the bathroom extending over half way Into the solid marts!*- room with a fire place facing the ^ h t e bUck'giiiHs" main roots', The ceilings are of .The last room down the ball on Mahogany panelling and red wood the right la a beautiful arbor rose beami, Intarporsid with heating large bedroom with a cloaet that veaU and light units inlayed In the is eight feet long and extends to the next bedroom across the hall. _ The dinette aree Is separated Inside both these end bedroom* la fropi (bo kitchen by small overa low flat counter with drawers hanging cabinet* and a kidneyid apace for children to use ai shaped table on top of another set table and desk. .The rubullt-ln of cabinet*. Those facing the dinand irtsrora wilt allml “ *!»■ --‘ Nmv ( oustruHinn At WsEm menu, Iwary ■* wait sido la tbo master also In a(bar rooo. Bo. I a little U m r than tbo bedroom: V innovations for n t rasas: rimeUr o< U C arc ars tomallc clothes m au with foot T lrM , rotirod WAC aftlcmr Imtagaa comfortably in Um backrord°of h ^ D o B a rr . Not* Um oat dear awtaimlag poaU on tho left. It l» o m of tbo fow outdoor pools Dcparlure from Irridllinmil wliltu oxterlurs has given tmmes greater Imlividualtty. lliillders uyu varied color plans In ollminnln ‘'look alike” appearance of houses In their development. Hrllliard rulur on entrance doors crenles Inlcrost and says “ welcomo." Archltoc tural lines arc chnngod hy coloi Illusions such as "lowering'1 a too- Phoni Bfl f C s a 1 l a s . i l Ilia l ‘a * « T a a « l W - * NV " m m k m ■ 1 •• ■> :■■ ‘ mtyf-v---st^ysijCTi J j V ■ HfwialwJi ftTBi J ------ -— 11 � 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/. 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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>, May 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